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For many months, I haven't used food as comfort, but yesterday was a DOOZY at work, me getting very upset and stressed by something a client said. Did well all day at work, but was so tired and stressed and had to grocery shop after work. Kids wanted me to pick up Wendy's, so I did. I even planned that I'd treat myself to a burger, but found myself also scarfing down a small fries, and later that night, a yummy half muffin. But, oh my, did that Wendy's burger taste delicious. I enjoyed every single savory bite. And the fries - first time in 9 mos. They were GOOD. So I guess I used restrained only in that I ordered a single, not a double, and a small fries, not a large. Oh, and no Frosty. Today is a DD and I'm doing fine. Thought I would be fighting terrible fatigue and cravings, but haven't. In the past months just LCing, I would have. Loving that with JUDDD, I can treat myself to some higher carb veggies and oats, and some not so healthy favorite foods - just not too often. Those calories do add up fast!
You and I are in the same boat!
My last 2 UD I went well over my calories by about 600 calories! Must do better on the next DD and UD.
Good Luck to Us All!
I had an Up Up and Away Day today too! Just still haven't gotten it in my head that I don't have to pack everything in on an UD like I'm never gonna see it again. Scales won't be pretty tomorrow!! :eek:
It happens to probably all of us! I started doing free days instead of up days and it may be a slippery slope. I actually bought myself a hot fudge sundae from Weinerschnitzel yesterday. I think on both of my free days, I went over my usual 1600 calories. :stars: Hopefully my good down days will keep me in my range for when I do crazy things like that.
like I'm never gonna see it again But what I think is that someone else living with me will eat it!!:cry:
Boy do i understand this. The first time i did juddd this is what happened to me. I ended up having to go off it. I have come back to it with a new understanding and very much wanting it to work and really and truly just wanting a normal healthy relationship with food. That has eluded me for years!!!! I have had a eating disorder my whole life it seems like. When i was really overweight i binged and couldnt control myself, then it went the other way with binging/purging, restricting. Its been a nightmare. Even just trying to be normal its an obsession, a major obsession of my day to day life. Juddd kinda has tamed that a little. This last time it really did do that for me and i went to the warrior diet for a couple of weeks and now im back where i belong. I dont think about food near as much doing juddd. You will get past that part of it. I think you did pretty well. I still havent gotten to the point to allowing myself anything like that. Maybe when i reach my goal i will.
And leonak i know exactly what you are talking about!!!! LOL
I also sometimes freeze leftovers for both up days and down days. You know most men, or anyone for that matter, won't go foraging for food in the freezer :hyst:
I'm having a hard time sticking to my food plan that I write out for myself the night before on UD's. DD's are fine, I get through them with no problem, but UD's, at least yesterday's, was crazy.:stars:
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Love how you wear your black&white with usual sassiness!!, you're the queen of graphic prints and love everything you wear!!, everything!!!!!!!
Nice you're in a mini mood, you've got beautiful legs!!!
and you've made me remember how much I need a pair of red maryjanes! oh yes!
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Mine eyes are DAZZLED by SO MUCH magnificence in one go.....EEEEEEEEEEEEK!!!! You fecking GODDESS!
Bloody love that new cabinet thingy more than panties...speaking of which, mine are a MESS now, after all this orgasmic frockage!
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Love you MORE than ALL THE THINGS!
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXHelgahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-55458842529649043852014-08-04T06:05:23.009+10:002014-08-04T06:05:23.009+10:00You can't beat a solid pair of Safety pants, m...You can't beat a solid pair of Safety pants, my day doesn't start until I'm stuffed in a pair - I'm chuffed when you post, I'm more than happy when you do and I love every single outfit of yours! x x x peaches mcgintyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-17197766915106812942014-08-04T05:58:00.002+10:002014-08-04T05:58:00.002+10:00I was just pining for you and then, beep, there yo...I was just pining for you and then, beep, there you are! How happy I am to see you. I'm sad to hear about the sickness part but I hope you are enjoying fine health in your NEW HOME - gaaa! that's exciting - especially drinking coffee from your new cup, may it runneth over.
All fantastic outfits, need I even say it? But it's the attitude in them that makes them groove.
I'm going through VOGOFF submissions and miss my favourite astrophysicist and time traveler. If Hettie shows up again, I'm sure I can find a place for her in this issue...
Hugs, Sarah! Boy Toy is looking mighty handsome (and healthy). Melaniehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-83817683373599801742014-08-04T05:40:10.957+10:002014-08-04T05:40:10.957+10:00I am revived by your return. Love your style and d...I am revived by your return. Love your style and drink up this whole season of you rocking. Citizen Rosebudhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-68258826790193538172014-08-04T04:07:40.061+10:002014-08-04T04:07:40.061+10:00I'll take everything you post, and read it wit...I'll take everything you post, and read it with delight, every time, Sarah! Whenever, no matter, no rush, no obligation. We all have lives and those come before blogs. Lovely to see you and the man enjoying yourselves so much - I hope both of you are feeling better! Cheers, SheilaSheilahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-58539358972902900202014-08-04T03:25:32.001+10:002014-08-04T03:25:32.001+10:00awesomeness overload!!!!! Not really, you have an ...awesomeness overload!!!!! Not really, you have an amazing way with putting outfits together. thorne garnethttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-9085968249986248352014-08-03T19:36:43.507+10:002014-08-03T19:36:43.507+10:00The green kaftan dress is my fave, right after tha...The green kaftan dress is my fave, right after that fab poncho look and the floral 60s pants! your style is divine!

HIPPY AT HEARTHippy At Hearthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-28660914810924290102014-08-03T19:33:12.912+10:002014-08-03T19:33:12.912+10:00World's Worst Blogger? I do not agree, this po...World's Worst Blogger? I do not agree, this post is glorious and well worth waiting for. Who decided that in order to be a contender for World's Best Blogger you need to drop a blog as often as you change your undercrackers anyway? Surely it should be more about quality than quantity. You stick with what feels right for you and what suits your new busy bee lifestyle with loverboy. Have an ace time on your future roadtrips, enjoy the new flat and keep rocking those spectacular get-ups. I will be waiting in anticipation for your next blog installment, however long it may take.xxxFrocktasiahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-4044366321982080452014-08-03T18:50:18.386+10:002014-08-03T18:50:18.386+10:00We'll take what we can get love xx I quite lik...We'll take what we can get love xx I quite like seeing every thing in one post xxxSue W @ Living the Good Lifehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-70206829755317852042014-08-03T18:34:50.554+10:002014-08-03T18:34:50.554+10:00Oh honey you are most glorious. You have had a lot...Oh honey you are most glorious. You have had a lot going on. I'm glad though that you've popped in to show us what the last few months have looked like. Life is busy, crazy and most wonderfully exciting and colourful. If you don't have the time you don't have the time, but I do understand the feeling like you you don't want to let the blogging go,. I don't think any of us want to let you go. Are your itchy feet going to send you my way? It would be most wonderful. Stay beautiful and exciting.

P.s - I had to laugh you nearly became a food blogger with that one food pic and description. Sounds like. It was pretty intense and amazing.Trudiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-89322160033543086532014-08-03T16:36:56.280+10:002014-08-03T16:36:56.280+10:00They are all so fabulous, I couldn't pick my f...They are all so fabulous, I couldn't pick my favorite. And when you have a body like yours, then its a shame not to wear a mini. I am also super jealous you get to have a sudebiard just to store purses. Konad-licioushttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-63097318337008833502014-08-03T16:35:23.594+10:002014-08-03T16:35:23.594+10:00Even if you only did a post a year I would still f...Even if you only did a post a year I would still follow you. You have no time because spunkarse moved in, and you are forgiven. Love every fricken outfit, you are giddy with love and life, and I for one love it!! I do miss the shack :-)Suehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-71601005885078082672014-08-03T16:33:50.615+10:002014-08-03T16:33:50.615+10:00Wow, three months packed into one amazing blog pos...Wow, three months packed into one amazing blog post. Your wardrobe is to die for!Indigo Violethttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-51182188983487633922014-07-29T10:59:20.778+10:002014-07-29T10:59:20.778+10:00these looks are amazing, love the sax dress and th...these looks are amazing, love the sax dress and these vibrant white sunnies!

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HIPPIE AT HEART ///Romy / Hippy at Hearthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-50806969909034730472014-06-15T02:05:17.036+10:002014-06-15T02:05:17.036+10:00More posts, more posts!More posts, more posts!Joni Jameshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-25052537695534518582014-05-31T15:46:24.619+10:002014-05-31T15:46:24.619+10:00Wowza, you are looking better than ever! So happy ...Wowza, you are looking better than ever! So happy to gaze upon your lemons....and are those Prada sunglasses?
What a fantastic gift from Claire!Joni Jameshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-82778747027537431462014-05-18T01:35:17.769+10:002014-05-18T01:35:17.769+10:00where can i get these colouring books?! hilarious!...where can i get these colouring books?! hilarious!wardrobeexperiencehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-13698065203130283672014-05-09T03:56:45.086+10:002014-05-09T03:56:45.086+10:00Cool coloring books and KILLER Gunne!Cool coloring books and KILLER Gunne!PinkCheetahVintagehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-91646494186684663042014-05-07T22:51:33.003+10:002014-05-07T22:51:33.003+10:00Love your description of the typical Gunne Sax gal...Love your description of the typical Gunne Sax gal. So true. Every friggin one I find online is for the size of a Barbie Doll, and, as you say, hideously expensive. Yours is so dreamy on you. I will not give up on finding one! Your zebra-like coat is also WOW. Kelly Jacksonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-46525735842372129772014-05-06T20:19:41.422+10:002014-05-06T20:19:41.422+10:00My God! I must find some of those colouring books....My God! I must find some of those colouring books. Got a few pals who would dig some in depth shading of female anatomy. Sorry about the post Helga blues but just think of all the memories you have to treasure. And if that doesn't do it, you now have that gorgeous Gunne sax frock to keep you smiling. XXXBrooke Fhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-63055358173892569962014-05-06T20:06:11.295+10:002014-05-06T20:06:11.295+10:00Oh Geez that pink and green mini dress gets me eve...Oh Geez that pink and green mini dress gets me every time. I would steal it off your body & leave you naked in the street if I were nearby. That orange tone maxi is simply glorious! And you ARE the Queen of Whimsy in that floaty frock. Helga sure gave you a boot load of amazing stuff. I think my faves are the enamel brooches. I AM obsessed by those. Love you & your gloriarse frockage. XxVintage Bird Girlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4434933733417278426.post-7982437983856286802014-05-06T16:52:50.365+10:002014-05-06T16:52:50.365+10:00i just wanna know where the forms for becoming you...i just wanna know where the forms for becoming your best friend are? I'd like to fill one out please! you are seriously, the coolest. I love your blog. I don't always have the time i used to have to check blogs and read, but yours is a mandatory visit because it's pure fucking magic. also, I think I knew a girl called Clover-Twigface in high school, she was a total bitch. and I am still recovering from your whims, can't even handle all of it. Love the cunt coloring book!

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When creating a Shakespeare character, do you start from the "outside" (voice and physicality) or the "inside" (relationships and motivations)? Why?
With any character, I start from the inside. I begin with the script to learn what they say about themselves, what other characters say about them, and how the playwright describes them, and from there I can begin to determine what their motivations are and what is important to them. These factors can tell a lot about the "outside" elements – for example, a bold and confident person usually presents themselves very differently from someone who is quiet and timid. I find once I learn who my character truly is and what their goals are, it's easier for me to figure out how they might move and sound.
What is your favorite "Original Practice" (audience contact, cross-gendered casting, live music and sound, etc.) and what exactly do you love about it?
I absolutely love the flexibility of roles. Actors are often restricted in terms of roles they can play – you play your gender, in your realistic age range, with few exceptions. In this show, though, we have lots of character doubling, women playing men, people playing dogs, etc. It's a fantastic way to "flex our acting muscles" and really focus in-depth on our physicality to create differences on-stage.
Also, I'm kind of obsessed with the music. The songs are always so catchy and get stuck in my head for days! They're an interesting way to get the audience excited, and they're lots of fun to watch (and to perform)! We've got some really awesome songs in this show.
What was the last role you played (for Pigeon Creek or any other company)? If that character and your current character got into a fight, who would win?
The last role I played was Mayzie LaBird in Seussical The Musical, and I can confidently say Lucetta would kick her tail in a physical fight – although I doubt it'd get that far. While she isn't trained to fight, Lucetta is quite smart and quick-witted, and she's kind of tough from moving benches for her mistress all the time. Mayzie, on the other hand, only succeeds by manipulating others, and she's an excellent diva but is absolutely a coward.
If they happened to cross paths, Mayzie would say something bratty, Lucetta would quickly put her in her place, but Mayzie wouldn't get it and would sing a dramatic song about how amazing she is. Then Lucetta would make a sudden movement, and Mayzie would flit off to find some guy to protect her before there could be any physical altercation. There would be some really awesome rhyming, though!
When playing a character onstage, it is essential that the actor take time to discover as much as possible about whom the character is. Character research for me usually begins with the following questions:
Once I've established these basic ideas, I move on to the question that will drive all of my character's choices onstage: What does this character want? The answer to this can be very broad at first (love, money, freedom, control, etc.) but then needs to be narrowed to a precise and situation-specific goal. For example, one of my characters in Two Gents is Panthino, advisor and household manager to Antonio, a wealthy father living in Verona. What Panthino wants is for Antonio to send his son, Proteus, to Milan where he can be educated, make connections, and gain experience that will help him in the future.
Next, I think about the motivation. Why does this character want that specific thing? In this case, there are several options that would make sense. Perhaps Panthino wants Proteus gone out of jealousy; he wants Antonio to be focused more on managing the household affairs rather than his son. Or it could be because of pride; Panthino serves in the only house among Verona's wealthy that hasn't sent their son abroad to be educated, and this is embarrassing to Panthino in conversations between other household managers. Or is it because having observed Proteus from birth, Panthino genuinely cares about his well-being and is concerned he will miss out on these valuable opportunities? Any of these is a valid choice, provided it does not contradict any lines or anything else that takes place in the play. But it is crucial that the actor understands the character's motivation so that the audience is able to understand it as well.
At this point, I can finally look at individual lines and actions of the character and choose a tactic or action for each of them. Each of these choices needs to be strong, precise, and a step towards achieving the character's goal or desire. In Shakespeare's plays, the structure of the lines can often help with these decisions. For example, if a character seems to be listing items, what is the purpose of the list? Is it to entice another character more and more as each example is laid out before them, or to warn them of the worsening perils of a choice they have made? Or is it because the first example did not have the desired effect on the other character, and more is needed in order to convince him or her? Whatever the reason, I need to fully utilize the lines to tell that part of the story.
The final thing I do is to think about the physicality of the character. What specific physical traits and idiosyncrasies does this character have? How does he or she move differently from me, and from other characters onstage? I consider how different types of physicality and movement might affect my character's chances of achieving his or her goal, and try to make a choice that is unique and that will be interesting to the audience. One thing I am really enjoying about playing three different characters in 2 Gents is the fact that the physicality of each of them is quite different. Proper and straight-laced Panthino is very different from the scrappy Outlaw and athletic Eglamour. Hope you enjoy the show!]]>
There is an inherent challenge for any theatre artist whenever they approach a production of Shakespeare, and I'm not talking about the language. At this point, Shakespeare's productions have been around for over 400 years and have been produced by theatrical artists all over the world and through many different times and genres. In other words, they've all been done before. So when a new production of one of Shakespeare's plays comes about, whoever is producing it must answer a question: how are they going to approach it? What are they going to bring to the table to make the show fresh and accessible? The answer to this question will make or break the show: stray too far from the original play in an effort of creativity and you may lose is message and intention. Don't plan at all and the language and the scope of the play will drown its performers. So it is that every company that makes the attempt at one of his plays must figure out the question for themselves: how are we going to do Shakespeare?
At this point in time, I have done quite few productions of Shakespeare, all with varying levels of success. I have done the big budget museum pieces, experimental abstractions, and even small scenes in coffee shops. A lot of my work, however, has been with Pigeon Creek and original practices, and it is their approach that has most resonated with me and that I have carried with me to whatever production I'm involved with. What is that approach, you may ask? To put it as simply as possible: Shakespeare's approach. When Shakespeare wrote his plays, he had a very particular expectation for how they were to be staged. Action motivated through language, audience interaction, universal lighting, thrust staging: all of these were inherent to the words that he put down on page. Starting with and using this sort of foundation means that whatever idea you put on top of it will not get in the way of the play itself and it's message: the language will not be lost. Shows that I've been involved with that haven't been successful have let whatever idea they have for the production get in the way of this foundation, of the language and the intention. With Pigeon Creek, this doesn't happen. While the shows may not have the budget or flash of some, the story and language are one thing that is never lost. The goal of every show is to make sure Shakespeare's words and intentions are communicated clearly to the audience, perhaps making it so they hear it truly for the first time.
As I have said; I have been in many productions of Shakespeare. But what makes Pigeon Creek different, and the reason that I keep on working with them is that I know that whatever else happens, the play will always be the thing. There will be fun and there will be laughter, all wrapped in a layer of professionalism that can only come from experience, but at the end of the day, the play will always be the thing, and Shakespeare's story will be told.]]>
I'm playing the parts of Egeus and Peter Quince in this production. One of the first things I noticed about Egeus is that he's very terse. He comes straight to the point and expresses himself directly, with very little rhetorical adornment. Here's an example:
Full of vexation come I, with complaint
Against my child, my daughter Hermia.
Now compare these lines from Twelfth Night:
Be Mercury. Set feathers to thy heels,
And fly like thought from them to me again.
This is far more typical of Shakespeare's writing style, heavily laden with metaphor, simile, and symbolic thought. This is also what makes Shakespeare challenging to play, and, sometimes, difficult to understand, lots of metaphor and indirect meaning; levels and levels of symbols crammed into very few lines. The actor must consciously and deliberately understand all of this as he performs. I can't help thinking that by having Egeus express himself in a way that runs so contrary to his own style, Shakespeare is trying to let us know that Egeus is a bit dim, the sort of person whose first approach to solving his problems is always brute force.
Now, on to Peter Quince. What we see Quince and the rest of the mechanicals repeatedly doing is what my acting teacher would have called a miss. We see phonetic errors, missed communication, mistaken assumptions, etc. There is something very satisfying to audiences about a miss when it's done right. Think of Peter Sellers playing Inspector Clouseau spinning his globe and then trying to lean on it, or almost everything Buster Keaton over did on film.
There's one more thing I want to say about the mechanicals. One of the most interesting Shakespeare does is put a play within one of his plays. When he does this he tells us a lot about what he thinks about the stage, how acting should be done, what good acting is, what bad acting is. Plainly the mechanicals are not very good actors, but, I think, Shakespeare sort of loves them in spite of themselves. I think he wants us to see that there's something deeply lovable about these folks just because they're making on honest effort to present something worthwhile on stage, regardless of how well they succeed.]]>
1. How do you typically go about preparing a Shakespearean character?
It sounds cliché, and every Shakespearean actor will tell you this, but that is because it is true, I start with the text. When preparing any role the actor must begin with the words the author provides, but this is particularly true with a Shakespearean role because the Bard gives you everything you need. The nature of the character, her motivation, her style, even her movement can be gleaned from the words, the rhythm, and the relationships that Shakespeare has created.
I always begin by reading a play out loud and I listen to the rhythm of the language, be it poetry or prose, and from that I usually have a visceral or physical response, a sense of how the character moves or how he stands. Following that first physical impulse are the questions of objective and motivation and other necessary actor choices.
2. What do you find to be the most helpful part of PCSC's standard rehearsal process?
The best part of Pigeon Creek's rehearsal process is the freedom and support to try things, to make bold—or maybe crazy—choices and just see what happens. With this wonderful group of artists I never felt the fear of judgment or criticism, but rather the joy of encouragement and the generosity of other actors responding to the choices that I made and giving wholeheartedly of their own ideas and creativity.
3. What do you like to do for fun outside of theatre?
I enjoy spending time with my family, most especially my amazing husband and my beautiful niece and nephew. We read books and ride bikes and go to the theatre.
My faith is important to me and I spend a good deal of time volunteering with my church, planning worship and using my passion for theatre and storytelling to bring the drama of scripture alive.
4. What is your day job? What do you want to be your day job?
I am the Assistant Marketing Manager for Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group.
5. What theatre plans do you have in the next couple months?
The life of an actor … auditions, auditions, auditions …]]>
Puck is the first Shakespearean Fairy character that I've played, so preparing for this role has created a lot of new questions for me and has been an exciting challenge. The first step in creating a non-human character is to determine how your character is different from humans, especially the characters he/she interacts with. In creating Puck, I started by deciding how my character is different emotionally and physically.
Fairy characters don't feel emotions the same way that humans do. While Fairy emotions can be extreme, they are not as complex as human emotions. For instance, a fairy can get extremely angry or sad, uncontrollably happy or tired, but he/she can't feel complex emotions like shame or regret, and cannot empathize or sympathize with humans. So this informs how I interact with and treat the human characters. Puck's detachment makes him a playful plot advancer who is intensely curious to see things play out.
Similarly, magical or non-human characters have different relationships with their environment. Puck moves differently than humans. He positions himself differently and has different opinions on what is appropriate/normal for interactions. He also has a small amount of magical power. Sometimes he can bend the laws of physics, other times he can control the flora and fauna around them. This has to be a part of my physical performance.
Overall, I tend to think of non human characters as less limited and usually more powerful than human characters. This creates a lot of opportunities for actors to give a unique performance because we can make bigger or more drastic choices. We can raise the stakes much higher and go farther outside of ourselves. We can be as weird or crazy or active as we like. So we have a much larger foundation to build our character on. Our character's pool of resources is larger and deeper so there are so many things to try.
But even though there are lots of new possibilities when playing a non-human character, in some ways, it is very similar to creating a regular character. You still must understand your character's storyline — his arc throughout the play, what he does and why and how. Non-human characters don't necessarily always have exciting story lines or arcs themselves, but they do often have a lot to do with plot development. So the actors have a myriad of whys and hows to choose from. That's what makes these roles so much fun!]]>
I approach every character I play from a similar jumping off point. Our actions as human beings are based on needs and wants (be they realistic, necessary to survival, or otherwise), so it is necessary for me to flesh out all of these first. Then I have to determine whether or not they are fantastical or within my reach, and just what I'm willing to do to get them. Once a character is driven, and those things are rooted in something; the actor – or vessel as I like to describe our part as performers – can personally connect with the character begins to take shape. As always much respect is due to the text (particularly when good ol' Billy is involved), so you take care to fully understand The "givens" (i.e. who, what, where, when, and why). Once I get a grip on the environment I'm playing in; I focus on how the character is seen by those around him (or her if I'm lucky), and I decide which things are true, which things I'm aware of and how I react to said person as a result. The finishing layers such as physical traits, accents, and the rhythm/music of the dialogue, all fill out the role and let it become a living, breathing entity unto itself. So basically I read the script and wait for the director to tell me what to do.
2. What do you find to be most helpful part of PCSC's standard rehearsal process?
It's very apparent that the members of PCSC are also educators in one way shape or form. The rehearsal process is a safe space where EVERYONE is encouraged to provide input into not only their specific role, but anywhere they feel they can help. I imagine it's what a brain storming session involving the writers for 30 Rock or The Golden Girls must have been like! Just someone saying, "it's okay… just let your juices flow."
3. What do you like to do for fun outside of theater?
I enjoy baking, and the Disney Channel…it doesn't go much deeper than that…
4. What is your day job?
What is that?
5. What theater plans do you have in the next couple of months?
I plan to be singing and dancing wherever anyone will permit me. I feel the most like myself when I'm pretending to be someone else, so be it a gig at Tibbits Opera House (fingers crossed), or on the corner of 28th and Division if you belt it, they will come. Or at least honk or throw something at you as they pass by!]]>
You must respect the Bard - that is first and foremost.
When preparing for your character he has already done most of your work for you, but why did good old Billy have to be so smart? I'm not sure, but I know when I begin working on Shakespeare I start by figuring out what my character is saying. From there I figure out what they want and decipher how they are trying to get it.
After doing my text work I get to do, what I consider, the fun part. I put my personal twist on the character. For example, during Much Ado about Nothing (directed by PCSC's own Katherine Mayberry at the Grand Valley Shakespeare Festival, 2013) I spent a lot of time figuring out what Conrad was doing and what he wanted, essentially what his role was in his group. After that I decided how my character felt about that. I played around with things until I found one that fit and took that and ran.
One of the interesting things with Shakespeare is that he forces you to use external techniques. I'm an internal process guy, but Shakespeare makes me do more external exercises than I typically would do.
At Pigeon Creek I've found that the directors' openness has been really helpful. Knowing that I'm not going to be told "Do that again, but different" is definitely a helpful thing. They are straightforward with you, but not rude. This adds up to an encouraging environment for creativity.
I've also enjoyed working with a multitude of acting exercises. I once had a professor who said that he was giving us tools and if we liked them we could keep them and if we didn't we could throw it away. We've worked on things like Laban's movement tendencies, text work, and internal things, like head, heart, gut, and groin.
This is a great trait for a company to have because not every actor has the same process and being able to get across to all of the actors is vital to a show.
1) When creating a Shakespeare character, do you start from the "outside" (voice and physicality) or the "inside" (relationships and motivations)? Why?
Me: So, Hector seems pretty pissed off at his entire family nearly the entire show.Me Too: Yup.Me: But everybody's always talking about he's so honorable and virtuous and patient and moderateand…uhh…gallant?Me Three: (Offstage) Yeah, gallant's the word!Me: So, what the hell?!Me Too: …I dunno. Bad week?Me: …Gotta be. Bad week it is!
2) Is there anything about Shakespeare's language you find especially helpful in preparing for a role? Anything that is always challenging?
My answer is the same for both things; implied stage directions. On the one hand, I love it because, when I understand what stage direction is implied, it eliminates at least one of those "uhh, I don't know what to do with my hands right now" moments from the play. I especially love false exits. Any time my character says goodbye even twice or more, I typically try to make a run for the exit after the first farewell. The concept of making another actor have to force you back onstage after you try and just leave is really fun for me. Unfortunately, things get hilarious in a more at-my-expense kind of way. I end up looking confusedly at someone for several seconds before they just come right out and say, "You should probably be stopping me from ripping her eyes out of her skull right now."
3) How do you prepare differently for an ensemble directed production versus a production with a director?
I don't know that I change very much between ensemble and "nonsemble" directed shows. More likely than not, I will just pose all of my questions throughout the process to the directors as opposed to taking them to everyone around me. Directors have their own overall plan, but an ensemble just needs to talk more in general to each other to establish their own overall scheme together.
4) What is your favorite "Original Practice" (audience contact, cross-gendered casting, live music and sound, etc.) and what exactly do you love about it?
I would say audience contact, but I typically end up struggling with it too much still to really admit to it being my favorite. Soon, maybe, when I've got it all figured out, I will appreciate it better, but for now I am going with live music. For one, I always end up involved in some way. Most often I am on drums, which might be one of the most rad things that I've gotten paid to do. However, sometime I get the pleasure of learning one of the ridiculous instruments that PCSC has at their disposal. My favorite example of that would have been in Love's Labour's Lost when I got to play three different songs on the concertina. It's like an eentsy, uncomplicated accordion, and it rocks my socks. I even managed to work in "Epona's Song" from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time as I entered a scene with that instrument. Nothing beats it: walking around crotch-first and half-naked while playing a Nintendo love song about a horse on a wang-shaped instrument. I felt like I had made it…like I had finally made something of myself.
5) What is your dream Shakespearean role?
King Lear. Is that everybody's? I wouldn't be surprised. I have never actually seen the show performed, but it has always been my favorite since we read it (we of course read it last, after Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Taming of the Shrew, and Merchant of Venice) in high school. I had always actually liked the Fool the most as far as that play goes, but as far as dream roles go Lear is way superior. You get to be an ornery old man as well as hang out with the Fool for the entire play, and then there's all the madness business when he gets naked in the rain. The people that go nuts are always especially fun. And then, in the very end of it all, you get hit with some seriously heavy drama. Dude feels so bad about mistreating his not-evil daughter that he dies! That all wrapped up in one guys seems pretty dream-worthy to me.]]>
From Couch to Greek Warrior in Six Weeks: Stage Combat for the Morbidly Sedentary
I couldn't have been more surprised when I was cast as Ajax and Cassandra. The later character, Cassandra, is the type of character that comes easy to me in that I know what it feels like to be a woman whose voice is not always (for poor Cassandra never) heard or counted. Ajax, on the other hand, through me for a real loop. I had nothing, internally, to really explore for Ajax, so I took a very simple outside approach with him and played up his cartoon like Football Joe/Meathead characteristics. (No insult is intended towards football players named Joe or Meathead). It also must look ridiculous, as I'm the complete physical opposite of the men I'm fighting, however, as that lends itself to the fact that Ajax is a joke, and is made fun of by virtually everyone in the play.
With the help of our wonderful directing team, Angela and Francis Boyle, I was able to find some specifics to help with Ajax's character, but besides the acting challenges, there was a huge physical challenge. I'm a 48 year old, overweight, Netflix addicted, un-athletic woman! I've taken some stage combat (around 15 years ago) and once even took a fencing class (in my last year of college for a required PE credit), and done some minor combat with PCSC in Henry IV, 2 and Macbeth, but I've never had to really have a serious stage fight before, and now I was faced with three serious fights. I was lucky to already have acted with the three men I'd be fighting with, Scott Wright, Killian Goodson, and Zachary Johnson. I knew them and trusted them. I was also extremely lucky to have Francis as our fight coordinator and Steven Schwall as our fight captain. I felt a kinship with Francis and Angie immediately and Francis was very clear with his instructions. Trusting your fellow artists is half the battle. I thank them all for their professionalism and camaraderie.
Facing my fears of anything movement related was a huge part of my challenge. Over the last ten years or so I've become a very careful mover, watching every step for fear of what my husband calls "tipping over." Basically, I'm a huge klutz (I take after my Jewish mother) and I fall. A lot. Like a lot. During PCSC's production of The Merchant of Venice I fell down a set of stairs and caught myself with my face. I had a huge lump on my forehead and two black eyes as a result. In Henry IV, 2 I had one tiny fight during an excursion and I think I managed to mess it up in every performance. I did better in Macbeth, but only had one or two parries and a duck. I still am not quite sure how The Powers That Be at PCSC would even trust me with a sword, let alone cast me as a character who is in three fights!
Learning and rehearsing fights is like learning a new dance, there are beats, positions, intentions; basically lots to think about when you are fighting. I'm lucky to have a muscle memory of dance and gymnastics from my childhood; I've even been told I still sometimes move like a dancer, despite my more recent commitment to the good fight against gravity and being a highly ranked officer in the eat masses of carbs army. Like dance, you start getting the fight into your body and get some muscle memory established. Of course this means loads of repetition. The fight choreographer and captain (Francis and Steven in our case) model the moves of the fight beat by beat, and then the actors repeat what they did beat by beat. Since we're doing live theater, we, rehearse the fight before each show with our fight captain observing. Since anything can happen during the fight, the more practice we get, the more we have the moves in our muscles, the more predicable the fight will be and the more we can deal with adjustments on stage.
We are currently in our final stages of rehearsal before we open and although I'm still nervous about my combat, I'm very excited. There is so much I don't know and so much I learn every time we do fight calls and runs. The most important thing is that NOBODY gets hurt in any way, shape, or form, but for me, this experience has been so much more than just some fights in some play, it's become a new source of mental, physical, and emotional confidence and self-assurance.
The confidence that PCSC showed in me helped me gain more confidence, both in myself as an actor and in my own body. My appreciation for my body has also risen exponentially, and of course getting in a little better shape doesn't hurt anyone. Both roles were great acting challenges and I am honored and appreciative that everybody at PCSC trusts me with helping them tell the stories of these wonderful plays.]]>


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The backstory in Bombcats is bizarre. The felines in this particular title have found that their offspring are imprisoned in glowing blue bubbles. Now, the most rational course of action might be to calmly find a way to get the kittens safely out. But no... this is Bombcats, and these cats blow up to break their kittens out of their prisons. Of course, the kittens also blow up. I'm really not sure what you accomplish in Bombcats, but it's pretty fun.
Magic 2014 is the new and updated version of the less headline-friendly Magic: The Gathering: Duels Of The Planeswalkers, gracing Android for the first time. It's a digital translation of the uber-popular Magic: The Gathering card game, a staple of schoolyards and table gaming for the last two decades. Magic 2014 is a free download (though it needs a massive 1.2GB of space), but requires a $10 in-app purchase to unlock the full game.
CloudAround isn't the music player you grew up with. Sure, it can play the files saved locally, but that's not its purpose. This is a music player for people who are tired of shifting files back and forth between every new device. They've made the effort of saving their music to their computer and, wisely, backing it up. Now they're putting their foot down - they just don't want to have to move their music over yet again to enjoy the native music app that came with their shiny new phone.
After a two week stint with the BlackBerry Z10 last month, I happened upon another chance to go across the platform border, this time into the Windows world - with the Nokia Lumia 928.
Microsoft and mobile have had a tumultuous, off-again on-again relationship. However, there is little doubt that MS's smartphone success peaked with Windows Mobile 6, and then very, very rapidly fell off as iOS and Android rolled onto the scene.
The Ouya bandwagon was overloaded when it exploded onto Kickstarter. A $99 game console running Android with a wireless controller? It sounded too good to be true. People threw cash at the company, begging to have a developer unit bestowed upon them. Even then, as Ouya was rocketing toward its eventual $8.6 million haul, there were murmurs of concern. Could this really work? Would developers embrace this odd little device and free us from the hegemony of traditional consoles?
The portable Bluetooth speaker market has exploded lately, with new offerings seemingly popping up everyday. Despite this, the guys at Killer Concepts couldn't find something that had all the features they were looking for, so, like any logical human being would, they set out to create their own. The end result was the Rocksteady XS, a speaker that claims to be "louder, clearer, and longer lasting" than the competition. The original iteration brought some interesting features to the table, including a removable/replaceable battery; it also has pause/play/forward/reverse controls directly on the front of the unit, which is something all BT speakers should offer.
We're always looking for new and practical ways to prop tablets up (or otherwise use them without tying up at least one hand). While we've looked at several different tablet stands in the past, we've never seen anything quite like the MonkeyKit ($99) and WhaleKit ($49) for Octa's TabletTail. Before we get into that, though, a little explanation of the TabletTail is in order.
TabletTail itself isn't one particular thing, but rather a series that encompasses a few different components for different uses: the vacuum dock, MonkeyTail, and WhaleTail.
I really don't want to hate Snapkey's Si Evolution keyboard. It's innovative, and as the forward thinking individual that I tell myself I am, I want to be encouraging. But here's the thing, innovative solutions should fix something. That's why they're called solutions in the first place. The Si Evolution keyboard is kind of cool, and given enough devotion, it might even speed up your typing, but it simply breaks more than it fixes.
In the last few years, wireless speakers have exploded onto the scene with prices ranging from sub-$100 utility speakers up to a few thousand dollars for large home theater packages. A fairly new competitor, Wren, is trying to place itself in the ever more lucrative high-end bookshelf market. With a lineup of 3 wireless speakers priced at $399 each, the company is trying to take some attention away from the current leader, Sonos.
Google Glass is an extraordinary device. Like the Apple II, the Palm Pilot, and the first iPhone, Glass is a category-defining product that will quickly become the template for all other devices of its type going forward. It's the kind of device that will have a place in a computer history museum.
As a technology journalist, I often cover innovative devices, or exciting devices, or devices destined to sell millions, but how often, going in, can you say "This is a device of historical significance?" Wearable computing has arrived.


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I honestly thought I'd be the last person to go online for this kind of thing! Not to belittle it, but I didn't think it was my cup of tea. I need to swallow my pride however and try and use it as a social outlet, so we'll see what happens. If something does come from all this I will probably make up a very romantic story versus saying it was an online site, so be prepared for that. (Total sarcasm btw. I'm sarcastic a lot) :)
I'm a grade school teacher and absolutely love it. Teaching kids is so fun and they pay me for it which makes it doubly good! :)I'm also working on a masters degree in math.
Some say I'm pretty good in social situations, group dates etc. but in truth I really hate them and prefer chilling with a movie, eating out, or other one on one stuff like walks, bowling's good and so forth. I also love going to sports games i.e. jazz games or even plays 'n' concerts are fun as well. I am a runner and enjoy running 30-40 miles per week during the school year and 60-70 miles per week during the summer time when I'm more free. I will do a few races here and there, but mostly just enjoy running for the sake of it. I like to play lots of sports too for fun like basketball, volleyball, football, and softball.
I'm kinda a hopeless romantic and love doing small gestures to show affection though I'm not a huge fan of PDA. I also don't think I can get to know you online. I much prefer meeting up to get to know someone and see if there's any sparks.
I bought a home a couple of years ago and since then I've gotten in touch with my feminine side. ;) I love to garden now, can foods, and cook as time permits etcetera.
I'm very easy going, at least, easy going after the initial awkwardness that always seems to happen when getting to know new people. My friends say I also tend to be on the sarcastic/teasy side, but you may have already figured that! :) My family sees me as the jokester of the brood if that helps give an idea of my personality.
Anyway, I love kids. Hope to have a good size family one day. I'm active in the church. Served a full time mission. I am endowed, own a temple recommend, and actively serve in my ward. Hope to end up with someone who has similar values. :)
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Posted by Anjali Lai on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on August 15, 2014
By Kristopher Arcand
It's no secret that mobile digital wallet technology is faring better in the US than in the UK; here in Boston, I use my LevelUp app at more than half of the retailers I visit (the app tells me I've visited one vendor 122 times!). However, only a few providers — including PayPal InStore, V.me by Visa, and Paydiant — are serving UK consumers. (Will Amazon be next?)
To understand the popularity gap for mobile digital wallet technology between the US and the UK, Forrester leveraged its Technographics® 360 research approach to get a holistic view of consumers. By analyzing data from our European Technographics Retail Survey, 2013, UK ConsumerVoices Market Research Online Community, and UK Consumer Technographics Behavioral Study, November 2013 to March 2014, we evaluated desired features, strongest barriers, and current behavior associated with mobile digital wallet usage across UK consumers.
Our data shows that security is still a major concern among UK consumers, but the features they want in a mobile digital wallet are associated with an improved customer experience: These features make the purchase process more organized and convenient for customers, while also helping them save money along the way:
Posted by Peter Sheldon on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on January 17, 2013
As the annual retail pilgrimage to the Jacob Javits Center draws to a close, I started wondering if anything has changed since last year. As I met with Forrester's retail clients during the show, it was clear that this is no longer just a brick-and-mortar show. The retailers I met with had all sent a delegation of cross-functional executives, including the CIO, COO, CMO, SVP of eCommerce, and head of store operations. These leaders are no longer working in organizational silos: they know that they need to find technology solutions that meet the needs of today's digitally connected customer, not the needs of their legacy channel-centric business units. I was impressed at the way these retailers are embracing and executing on agile commerce.
On the expo floor, the same theme was abundantly clear. NRF has evolved to become a retail commerce show, not just a retail technology show. Joining the incumbent store systems and POS vendors were all the enterprise eCommerce solution providers, order management vendors, system integration firms, and digital agencies. Whereas last year was all about mobile, with hastily developed prototypes and lots of vaporware, this year the expo floor was a place more grounded in reality. Strategic relationships were abundant, with vendors realizing that customers are demanding integrated solution suites that go far beyond the scope of their own product portfolio. As I did my rounds of expo floor booth visits, executive briefings, and product demos, here's what I found:
Posted by Denée Carrington on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on January 16, 2013
This week, the National Retail Federation (NRF) held its 102nd Annual Convention and EXPO —Retail's Big Show 2013. Attendees gathered from around the world to demo products and services and exchange ideas about the future of retail, including mobile payments. Mobile payments have captured the attention and imagination of industry insiders, venture capital investors, and innovators. Although retailer investment and consumer adoption have been nascent to date, we see that changing. Forrester forecasts that US mobile payments will reach $90B in 2017, a 48% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from the $12.8B spent in 2012.
In my new report out today, titled "US Mobile Payments Forecast, 2013 To 2017", I outline the growth drivers and inhibitors for the three mobile payments categories: mobile proximity, or in-store payments; mobile peer-to-peer (P2P) and remittances; and mobile remote commerce, or mCommerce. Here are the key takeaways:
Posted by Peter Wannemacher on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on December 20, 2012
Whether you've been naughty or nice this year, you probably have a wishlist for your business. We thought it would be fun and interesting to find out what some of your wishes are, so the Digital Banking Strategy team at Forrester reached out to some of our eBusiness clients at banks and asked them "What one 'wish' do you have for your team's digital banking efforts or strategy in 2013?"
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Should I be worried? Benjamin's mom Due September 10 (girl); United States 3 posts4th May
About a week ago, And every other day after i see a light pink streak on my toilet paper, I have been really stressed and my baby still moving around... My first baby so.. I don't know what to think.
TeenTubby 2 kids; 1 angel baby; New Jersey 810 posts4th May
Are you having sex?
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Have you talked to your Doctor or midwife about it? That is something I'd definitely bring up to them, it could be nothing or it could be the beginning of something more serious. They will guide you in the best direction. I wish you the best,hun! :D


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Trend to Try: The Multi-Colored Manicure
Lately I have seen a cool new manicure trend that is very colorful… it simply involves painting each finger a different color. This may or may not remind you of your tween years.
Summer Shoe Obsession | Mules
"I would really like to get myself a pair of mules." That's a statement I never thought I would hear myself saying, but yesterday it totally happened. I found a pair of mules that I not only like, but they are helping to change my mind about this shoe style entirely.
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Lemelson Invention Education Workshop May 2014 May 18, 2014Posted by keithsawyer in Education, Enhancing creativity.
Tags: creative learning, creativity education, design education, design thinking, entrepreneurship, invention, maker culture
Today I'm flying to Washington DC to participate in a fascinating two-day event, focused on helping our K-12 students learn how to be creative and innovative. This is a national priority in today's global innovation economy. Here's what my invitation letter, from the Lemelson Foundation, said:
Substantial challenges exist that, in part, can only be effectively addressed if creative minds invent the products that will meet those challenges….To create the inventions that will improve lives requires new generations who are inspired to be agents of change through invention, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Cultivating this ability is at the core of invention education.
The Lemelson Foundation's approach to invention education is to support students to become inventors and to launch invention-based enterprises that create jobs and strengthen the economy.
I love it, and I said "yes" to this invitation right away.
The Lemelson Foundation is developing education programs that provide students with what they call an "invention toolkit" of the following skills:
- The capacity to think critically, and identify real-world problems and possible solutions (I would call this "design thinking")
- Providing a strong base of skills in STEM disciplines (you can't invent the new unless you know what already exists)
- Nurturing the ability to turn ideas into solutions through creating designs, fabricating prototypes, and incorporating entrepreneurial thinking (this is very much aligned with maker culture and entrepreneurship education)
This workshop is positioned right at the center of several important movements: design education, entrepreneurship education, and creativity and learning. My own research is most closely associated with the last, educating for creativity, but in my new professorship at the University of North Carolina, I am also developing entrepreneurship education programs.
Stay posted for another post when the event ends Tuesday afternoon!
- 1. Connie Harryman (@CreativeConnie) - May 18, 2014
I am looking forward to your follow up post after this event. This is fascinating. #STEM


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Emergency crews had to cut the 27-year-old driver from the car after the crash at 1:37 a.m. A female passenger was not seriously injured in the crash, according to police.
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Access Standard Security Program) initiative to restore General
Aviation access to the airport. Cutter Aviation PHX is one of less
than 80 facilities nationwide to receive the DASSP approval from
the TSA. The approval was granted on August 30, 2011, and is
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Video: Gates and Zuckerberg want everyone to learn to code
Right now, there's a big trend in Silicon Valley that's all about lobbying the government to relax immigration rules in order to bring in more highly qualified programming talent from abroad. However, some believe this overlooks the masses of unemployed workers here in the U.S. who could really use those jobs, if they only had the necessary skills. To address this issue, a new initiative called Code.org has been launched to help spur more interest in teaching people, especially kids, how to program.
Set up as a non-profit venture, the organization has recruited some of the biggest names in tech to endorse the effort directly by appearing in a video in which they describe their first experiences with coding. The video includes the likes of Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter and Square creator Jack Dorsey, musician Will.i.am, Valve co-founder Gabe Newell, Dropbox co-founder Drew Houston, and, surprisingly, Miami Heat center Chris Bosh, who apparently dabbled with computers long before joining the NBA.
The five-minute film goes a long way towards humanizing the act of learning code by having famous coders demystify the process. The site also has several simple coding examples provided by Khan Academy, Codeacademy, and others to prove how easy it can be to get started learning to code, and provides volunteer opportunities for those who already how to code.
You can learn more about the program here, and check out the entire film below.
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Milestone - 75 pounds lost!
I started at the end of July 2012. In just over 6 months, I am down 75 pounds. :jumpjoy: I had been stuck for about 6 weeks at 230 then over the last 2 weeks dropped 12 pounds. This is a great way of eating. I am so happy to have embraced it. My hypoglycemia has been cured. I am feeling and looking so much better it is amazing. I am also sleeping so much better.
I really got motivated to do it after visiting the doctors and having him tell me I was hypertensive and borderline diabetic. I have been trying to get health insurance and none of the 8 companies I applied to would give me a policy because of my weight and related health issues.
I have also lost this weight with little exercise. I was told I was fat because I was lazy. Well I wanted to prove people wrong, so I purposely didn't increase my physical activity. (I have just recently started exercising more because I always have enjoyed exercise and sport.)
I still have about 20 pounds or so to go until goal, but thought I would pause for a minute at a significant milestone. I thought I would share in hopes of motivating others. If I can do this, anyone can. Best of luck on your journeys. :up:
Keep us posted on your last leg and how that goes. From what I hear (and am experiencing) it's a new challenge. But you are certainly up for it!
Way to go!!! You are an inspiration Big Stevie to those of us just starting our journeys. :clap:
Good for you Stevie!! KUTGW!!:clap: :clap:
Congratulations! Very inspirational. :clap:
:jumpjoy::jumpjoy:WTG!!!What an accomplishment:jumpjoy::jumpjoy:
WTG! What a wonderful accomplishment! :jumpjoy:
Fantastic!! Congratulations. Very inspiring.
Congratulation! It's tough to get through the stalls but you kept the faith and came out even more successful. Low carb works and you're proof. KUTGW.
You are the absolute best, Big Stevie! I feel so fortunate to have met you and to have been able to follow your lead on this journey. You are a superb person and I'm really glad that your improved health and fitness reflect the brilliance and goodness that you bring to the forum.
Awesome! You are a great motivator, I'm so happy for you!
What a relief not to have to deal with those health worries! Congratulations!
Thanks guys. I really wasn't looking for accolades. I really don't think I am special Just working the program. I just hope I inspire others to try.
Congrats to you!!! That is great news.
Thats amazing, well done!! you are a true inspiration! x
That's fantastic! Soon you'll be Skinny Stevie!!!
Gotta change that name!! Way to go Not-so-Big stevie!!!
Thanks guys. I can't really believe it. It has been relatively easy. The weight just keeps coming off. I am eating more now than before the program. The key is eating the right stuff.
Congrats on your success Big Stevie! I didn't exercise for the first five months of LCing. Now that I am my weight loss has slowed, BUT my body is changing for the better.
Obviously I would never advocate no exercise, but I would love to see some hard studies that show the correlation between weight loss and exercise. I suspect it isn't as simple as we have all been lead to believe. I wrestled and played football through high school and played ice hockey from 20 to 35. I have always been very active but I still managed to get fat. I know how to train and am very comfortable around a gym. We have been lead to believe if we just worked out harder or longer the weight would fall off. Well for me, it never did.
Congratulations, well done! This WOE is incredible, and you are an inspiration.
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Great Job! :clap: That is fantastic!
Thanks. You guys can do it to.
That's awesome!!!
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AR-810A auto refractometer
These are the latest models which is developed based on AR800 and ARK800. It succeed in the stable quality and performance with a brand-new and attractive looking. Please do not hesitate to contact us for quotation and details.
New Features:
1. With Auto-tracing feature, operator can adjust the focus and alignment in up and down directions.
2. With Auto video taping feature, operator can take measurements automatically once equipment obtains satisfactory focus and alignment.
3. With Servo Chin-Rest, operator can adjust height of Chin-rest easily.
4. Display is tilt-adjustable.
5. Printer has a paper auto-cut feature.
Measuring Range:
Spherical -20~+20D(VD=12, 0.12D/25Dsteps)
Cylinder -10~+10D(0.12D/25Dsteps)
Axis 1~180(1° Steps)
Pupil Distance 30~85mm(1mm steps)
Vertex Distance 0mm, 12mm, 13.75mm, 15mm
Auto Tracing Function Range ± 16mm(up and down direction only)
Min. Pupil Size 2.0mm
Chart Auto fog
Display 5.7 '' TFT LCD
Print Thermal Printer
Power saving mode change to screen saving after 5 or 15 minutes idling
PowerSupply 100~120V/200~240V, 50/60Hz
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Vertex Distance(vd) 0.0, 12.0, 13.75, 15mm
Sphere Power (SPH) -20.00~+20.00D
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Cylinder Power(CYL) 0.00~± 10.00D(0.12/0.25D Unit)
Axis(AX) 1~180° (1° Unit)
Cylinder Form -, +, MIX
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Minimum Pupil Diameter 2.0mm
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Hello guys!
I/we know I didn't do many thing in the group this time but I want to say sorry with this little giveaway! Let's see!
You have to be a member of the group! It only for you guys!
The first 92 people who this journal will automatically enter!
I'll use http://www.random.org/ when I choose ONE winner!
The winner will win 92 (Don't ask why 92... JUST BECAUSE! )
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New Giveaway: CLOSED!So some of you have seen my last giveaway, where I said it would be my final one,
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As much as I wanted to credit them, it's the least I could do to follow their request of being kept anonymous.
2 lucky deviants will win 50 each!
August 24, 2013 (Saturday)
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Point GiveAways And Art Contest ! !So....I am doing a giveaway also a art contest !
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U.S. Department Of Commerce Issues Final Antidumping Tariffs On Activated Carbon Imports From China
Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE: CCC) announced that the Department of Commerce (DOC) has determined the amount of antidumping tariffs to be assessed on imports of steam activated carbon from China that entered the United States between April 2, 2011 to March 31, 2012. The average tariff rate is $0.07 per lb. which replaces the average rate of $0.47 per lb. that had been in effect. These announced tariffs may be modified to correct any errors made by the Commerce Department.
Revision of the tariff rates has two effects. First, these new tariffs become the cash deposit rate applied to future imports. Second, if a company deposited less than its final tariff rate on carbons imported during the period of review, it will be required to pay additional duties; conversely, if it deposited more than the final tariff, it will receive a refund.
Calgon Carbon was assigned the average tariff rate of $0.07 as a result of DOC antidumping rules that allow certain industry participants to request a review of a specific Chinese exporter. An industry participant had requested a review of Calgon Carbon's Chinese exporting operation for the review period. The DOC chose to assign Calgon Carbon the average tariff rate instead of specifically examining the company's Chinese export sales during the period. This practice is acceptable if a company under review had a modest volume of Chinese export sales for the review period and cooperates with the DOC during a review.
Randy Dearth, Calgon Carbon's President and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "We believe that these results show that the antidumping order continues to be effective. The revised antidumping tariffs, which are lower than the previous period of review, demonstrate that activated carbon from China was more fairly traded in the U.S. during the most recent review period. This is a positive sign for the industry. As for Calgon Carbon's assigned tariff rate, it should have a minimal effect on our business."
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