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Natural Gas Price Volatility Affects MDU Resources' Earnings.
Business EditorsBISMARCK, N.D.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 20, 2001
MDU Resources Group, Inc.'s (NYSE:MDU) chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer, Martin A. White, stated, "Our company shares the feelings of our entire country - the feelings of great loss and shock that were created by the terrorist events last week. We join with all Americans in extending our sympathies to the victims' families and friends. We will do our part to help rebuild this great nation."
White noted that these tragic events, coupled with an economy that was already on a downturn, have resulted in significant uncertainty in the economy as a whole. Because of this uncertainty, and more specifically the extreme volatility in natural gas prices experienced this year, due in part to the state of the economy, the company expects a decrease in earnings per common share for the year 2001 from its prior guidance of $2.30 to $2.50. In addition, depending on the continuation of this dramatic decline in natural gas prices, the company may be required to take a noncash charge to earnings this year. This may be required under the Securities and Exchange Commission ceiling test for oil and gas properties. Current natural gas prices as reflected on the NYMEX are approximately one-third less than their historical five-year average and nearly 80 percent less than those experienced this January.
Given the current natural gas prices, next year's earnings are expected to be significantly lower than the 2002 earnings per common share consensus estimate per Zacks Investor Relations Services of $2.61.
Despite the economic downturn, the company remains optimistic about its long-term growth objectives. The long-term goal continues to be to grow earnings per common share in the 10 percent to 12 percent range annually excluding the effects of short-term, year-to-year volatility. Customers will continue to demand the company's products and services, which are essential for every day living and for maintaining the infrastructure of America. "The country relies on electricity, natural gas, oil, roads, the power lines that move electricity, the cable that transmits information and many of the other products and services that MDU Resources provides," White said.
Even though the general economy has weakened, a number of positive events have taken place at the company. The construction materials and utility services businesses are both experiencing a good construction season with solid demand for new highway and electric transmission infrastructure. These businesses are expected to experience strong earnings growth well into the future. In addition, the pipeline and energy services segment is benefiting not only from increased natural gas transportation and storage services, but also from the pipeline and cable magnetization process and location services it now provides. The electric business, while not directly influenced by the situation in California, has benefited from the demand for wholesale sales in the central United States.
"Opportunities for further growth through acquisitions and continuing operational consolidations are excellent," White observed. "Our natural gas and oil exploration and production group continues to develop coalbed natural gas production in Wyoming and Montana. We believe we will still achieve a combined natural gas and oil production increase of nearly 30 percent this year over that for 2000. Production costs on this natural gas continue to be competitive with other sources." The overall financial performance of this business segment will depend in significant part on natural gas and oil pricing.
The company has entered into swap agreements and fixed price forward sales representing approximately 30 to 35 percent of 2001 estimated annual natural gas production. Natural gas swap prices range from $4.57 to $5.39 per Mcf based on NYMEX and $4.04 to $4.44 per Mcf for Rocky Mountain gas sales. In addition, approximately 30 to 35 percent of 2001 estimated annual oil production is hedged at NYMEX prices ranging from $27.51 to $29.22 per barrel. For 2002 the company has entered into oil swap agreements with average NYMEX prices in the range of $24.80 to $25.25 per barrel, representing approximately 20 to 25 percent of the company's estimated annual oil production. The company also has entered into a swap agreement and fixed price forward sales representing approximately 10 to 15 percent of 2002 estimated annual natural gas production. The 2002 natural gas swap is at an average NYMEX price of $4.34 per Mcf.
In addition, the company's pipeline and energy services group is in the planning stages for the potential construction of a 250-mile pipeline which would not only transport coalbed gas to market, but would allow use of the company's vast storage fields by markets beyond the pipeline's traditional markets. The company expects to file for Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approval of this project later this year.
White announced the recent formation of an independent power production division within MDU Resources to develop electric generation for targeted markets outside its traditional service territory. The company is also pursuing electric generation opportunities in Brazil. This project which requires a very modest $25 million equity investment, is being pursued with a respected Brazilian partner.
"Our approach on these projects is no different than the approach we have taken in executing our successful overall growth strategy," he said. "Projects must meet targeted returns commensurate with the associated risk. We are disciplined in our approach and we will not do a deal unless it makes economic sense for our stockholders. In fact, these projects are targeted toward a niche market where we are providing energy on a contract basis so that the risk should be minimal. Our balance sheet is strong and we continue to evaluate prospects for further growth in every line of our business."
The company will host a webcast September 21, 2001, beginning at 10 a.m. EDT. The event can be accessed at www.mdu.com. Listeners should go to the Web site up to 15 minutes before the event to register and download any necessary audio software. The webcast postview replay will also be available beginning at 3 p.m. EDT on September 21 through October 5.
The information in this release includes certain forward-looking statements, including statements by the chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of MDU Resources, regarding earnings per share guidance, growth and efficiency strategies, business opportunities and production increases, within the meaning of Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Although the company believes that its expectations are based on reasonable assumptions, actual results may differ materially. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements include natural gas and oil commodity prices and prevailing governmental policies and regulatory actions with respect to allowed rates of return, financings, or industry and rate structures, acquisition and disposal of assets or facilities, operation and construction of plant facilities, recovery of purchased power and purchased gas costs, present or prospective generation and availability of economic supplies of natural gas. Other important factors include the level of governmental expenditures on public projects and the timing of such projects, changes in anticipated tourism levels, the effects of competition (including but not limited to electric retail wheeling and transmission costs and prices of alternate fuels and system deliverability costs), drilling successes in natural gas and oil operations, the ability to contract for or to secure necessary drilling rig contracts and to retain employees to drill for and develop reserves, ability to acquire natural gas and oil properties, the availability of economic expansion or development opportunities, political and economic risks, changes in and compliance with environmental and safety laws and policies, weather conditions, population growth rates and demographic patterns, market demand for energy from plants or facilities, changes in tax rates or policies, unanticipated project delays or changes in project costs, unanticipated changes in operating expenses or capital expenditures, labor negotiations or disputes, changes in credit ratings or capital market conditions, inflation rates, inability of the various counterparties to meet their contractual obligations, changes in accounting principles and/or the application of such principles to the company, changes in technology and legal proceedings, and the ability to effectively integrate the operations of acquired companies. For further discussion refer to the company's most recent Form 10-Q at Item 2 - Management's Discussion and Analysis - Safe Harbor for Forward-looking Statements.
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A STUDLEY councillor has warned residents on benefits could be punished for living in larger homes.
Coun Hazel Wright said she feared tenants would be penalised for living in properties deemed too large for their needs as part of Government welfare changes.
The introduction of the 'bedroom tax' in April aims to protect taxpayers from having to pay for a two or three-bedroom house for a single person.
It will see housing benefit for those with one spare bedroom slashed by 14 per cent, while those with two spare rooms could face a 25 per cent reduction. The National Housing Federation estimates it will result in the loss of between more than £586 and £977 a year.
A total of 60 Studley residents are thought to be affected and Coun Wright said they would have little or no option to move into a smaller property.
"I have already been involved with some residents who are going to be affected. It is the usual thing of trying to make one size fit all," she said.
"Where in Studley are tenants going to move to a smaller one bedroom property because the council has very few of
She added in the past Stratford-on-Avon District Council had refused to support the building of one bedroom affordable properties on the grounds of sustainability, asking for larger properties to be built in case people required more space.
She also voiced concerns about disabled people who could find themselves more than £50 worse off a month because of having a second bedroom.
But Coun Maurice Howse, responsible for enterprise, housing and revenues on Stratford District Council, said those affected could choose whether or not they wanted to stay in their current accommodation.
"Orbit has written to all of their tenants affected by the 'bedroom tax' with a personal statement of how they will be affected when this is introduced. However, ultimately it is the tenant's decision as to whether to seek alternative accommodation," he said.
"Based upon current evidence it would appear that people are electing to take accommodation on even through the risk of financial penalty exists."
Redditch Borough Council estimates about 1,000 people could be affected by the change.
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3. Single...Again. Men on the rebound tend to reconnect with past girlfriends and lovers. The reasons vary, but mostly due to the above mentions and motivations. By reaching out with a simple phone call, email or text message, he's testing the waters and will gauge what is possible by the woman's reaction.
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Last night, Kate Winslet, 34, and Leonardo DiCaprio, 35, attended the premiere of their new film, Revolutionary Road, at the Mann Village in Los Angeles. The new film about suburban angst in America marks the first time the two have worked together since their global super smash Titanic in 1997.
It's also the first time Kate has worked with her director husband of five years, Sam Mendes, 43.
Kate has already spoken of the "meltdown" she had when having to perform love scenes with DiCaprio directed by her husband.
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Can a basic boot disk be converted to dynamic and then spanned?
Is it possible to create spanned dynamic disks when one is the boot disk? I am getting conflicting info.
I have two 120GB SSDs and one is the boot drive and it is at 92% capacity, while the other is empty. Problem is the empty is a dynamic and the boot is a basic. I have read that a boot disk cannot be spanned and to compound the problem I have to convert it first to a dynamic disk. I am running Win 7 Pro 64 bit. Is it better to just by a bigger drive? |
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A spanned volume cannot be used for either the boot or system volumes. They can only be used for a data volume. The problem is that a spanned volume cannot be accessed until the drivers are loaded and the drivers cannot be loaded until the volume is accessible. For that reason Windows won't allow it.
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Though my morning commutes have changed over the years — from the F train to Metro-North to my walk upstairs to the home office — the morning routine has pretty much stayed the same. Every weekday starts with a cup of strong storebought coffee (medium, milk, half-sugar) and the newspaper. The paper newspaper. I have an online subscription to the New York Times, and get news from a hundred different
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December 2nd, 2014 · 6 Comments
Sometimes I worry about my recipes the way I worry about my kids. As in, is this one getting enough attention? Does that one need a little extra love this week? I think it's safe to say that Andy's Pork Ragu is the Marcia Brady of dinners here on DALS (Marcia! Marcia! Marcia!) followed closely by Salmon Salad, Braised Short Ribs, and maybe those shrimp rolls from Playbook. In my defense,
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What I'm reading and eating this week: I finally watched Chef last night. A lot of solid food-nerd moments in there, but my favorite was when the Jon Favreau character showed me exactly how chefs (and food stylists) make pasta look so pretty. (Like what you're looking at above.) You wind the noodles around one of those long two-tine forks while it's still in the pan, then tip it perpendicularly on to
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Seven Summer Favorites
August 22nd, 2014 · 10 Comments
There's still a week left to go before school starts, but already the back-t0-the-grind jitters are creeping into our last few vacations days at the beach. The girls' class schedules arrived yesterday by email — this is when I long for the days of snail mail notification — and now, when I close my eyes, all I seem to see on the back of my eyelids are calendars and meetings,
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Sir Yes Sir!
August 14th, 2014 · 19 Comments
You know when you go to someone's house for dinner and you walk out of the house three hours later thinking, We might have some room for improvement, parenting-wise? That's what happened last summer when we went to visit our friends, Will and Alaina, and their excellent kids, Eli and Bee. Will is a freshly-retired 20 year veteran of the US Navy who spent several years deployed to Iraq and
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We entertain a lot. For us, it's the best way to combine two things that we love to do: See friends and cook food. Hardly a weekend goes by when we don't have someone over, whether its our parents (grilled yogurt-marinated chicken), our daughter's piano teacher and her husband (grilled fish tacos with pineapple salsa), or our favorite babysitter (Korean pancakes). This past weekend, we had a dinner party for
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Summer Round-up
July 2nd, 2014 · 168 Comments
We here in the DALS house are going to be traveling a bit over the next week or so, and I'm not entirely sure how much I'll be able to chime in while I'm away. (I reserve the right to change my mind.) So here is a little round-up to hold you over til we return. Have a great Fourth and Happy Summer! A guide to 1600 swimmin' holes (dropping
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Grilled Steak Tacos: Just Plain Good
May 15th, 2014 · 22 Comments
I have been looking for the right angle to write about these steak tacos for a few weeks now, which I've decided is just plain unfair. Why deny you guys a solid recipe just in the name of story-telling? As I'm sure you know by now, my goal with this blog and my next book, is not just to chronicle what to eat for dinner, but to put that dinner into
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Abby's Famous Swiss Chard (with a Side of Steak)
March 24th, 2014 · 22 Comments
Guest-post from 10-year-old Abby: I am so sick of kale. Good thing I taught my family to like chard with this world famous dish. Well not world famous, but famous in my house. I love chard. The second I saw the rainbow-colored stems at farm camp growing in a garden with beautiful fluffy green leaves I knew that they would taste good. One morning I bought then at the farmers
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If I can't get to Tulum anytime soon, at least I can make Hartwood's skirt steak with roasted plantains. (You can just tell from the photo that it's going to be easy, right?) The Knork reminds me: it's a fine line between ridiculous and genius. Rebecca Lee should be more famous than Pharrell. (No offense to Pharrell.) Last week, I heard her read the title story from her short story collection Bobcat (all about a
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Top 10 Deconstructed Dinners
February 4th, 2014 · 25 Comments
So I got this nice note from a reader the other day: I have to tell you I did my first real deconstructed meal the other night where I was not catering to the kids. It was so easy, such an epiphany! My husband and I made Chicken Tikka Masala with browned cauliflower and frozen peas in it. Before adding the (jarred) sauce, I loaded up plates with juicy sauteed
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Where to Eat in NYC: A Family Guide
December 23rd, 2013 · 15 Comments
. It occurred to me a few weeks ago that every time we go on a trip — whether it's Santa Fe, Austin, San Francisco, Paris — we tell you what we've done, where we've eaten, what our kids loved the most. And yet, in the four years we've been writing this blog, we've given you hints and peeks into Our New York, but have yet to deliver a family
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November 4th, 2013 · 14 Comments
When I heard Matt Hranek — acclaimed photographer, William Brown Project blogger, Barbour-jacketed man-about-town — got his own TV show, my first thought was OK, so someone was smart enough to make that official. Because as long as I've known Matt (and his wife Yolanda), the guy has been a one man show, regaling us with tales of what he's seen and tasted in his travels across the country on
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The Condiment Problem
October 28th, 2013 · 19 Comments
A few weeks ago, my friend Christy, mother of four, sent me a link to a pork chop recipe she was thinking about for dinner. "So I am going to make this tonight, but what bothers me is that two of my kids will put A-1 on it no matter what." I felt her pain — soy sauce and ketchup have both been A-1 equivalents in our house — and
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September 16th, 2013 · 30 Comments
It will not come as a surprise to anyone out there that I love my freezer. There is no greater mom-porn moment for me than transferring a big batch frozen pork ragu to the fridge before work, knowing that by the time I walk in the door at dinnertime, it will be thawed, and all I have to do is boil some rigatoni to make dinner happen. But recently, I've
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I'll Deal with That After Vacation
August 26th, 2013 · 12 Comments
Do you guys have that list? The I'll-Deal-With-it-After-Vacation List? Earlier in August while scrambling to get everything organized before we dropped off the face of the earth for a while (real earth, not blog earth) I found myself keeping a mental list of all the things I'd just figure out once I got home. Taken on their own, in the rosy glow of pre-vacation denial, all those tasks seemed so
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Summer Reading Series: Michael Paterniti
August 19th, 2013 · 11 Comments
Our next guest in the DALS Summer Reading Series is Michael Paterniti, a man who needs no introduction (and not only because we just introduced him last month). Besides being the father of three voracious readers, he is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Telling Room: A Tale of Love, Revenge, Betrayal, and the World's Greatest Piece of Cheese, and joins us today to tell us about his two
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A Fort Worth couple escaped the fire that consumed their home early Tuesday morning and their neighbor has been charged with arson.
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A light summer spin on the classic Italian dish. Colorful and bursting with flavor, this meal pairs perfectly with whole wheat couscous and a green salad. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 19.4g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 2.2g | Protein: 29.3g | Calories: 255.6
Just one of these muffins packs nearly 9 grams of protein! Pack one of these sweet, moist and delicious treats in your gym bag for a post-workout snack. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 19.2g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 8.7g | Calories: 173.1
Think carrot cake, but without the guilt! Submitted by SQUIRRELLYPOO Carbs: 19.9g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 2g | Calories: 99.6
Light and luscious, this simple baked tilapia recipe is just right for your appetite. Submitted by LOVE2COOK Carbs: 8g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 25.9g | Calories: 186.8
This fruit crisp is equally delicious when made on the backyard grill or eaten around a campfire. Use any combination of fruits in these simple packets. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 25.9g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 5.1g | Protein: 2.6g | Calories: 156.3
Cucumbers give this guacamole a refreshing flavor while also cutting the calories in each serving. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE Carbs: 4.7g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 3.1g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 76.4
Baked into mini muffins, these sweet and nutty blondies are perfectly portioned. Brown butter adds a layer of richness. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 11.9g | Fat: 5.7g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 1.5g | Calories: 92.5
Ditch the toaster pastry. They're loaded with sugar and fat--and not much else. My hand tarts are full of fruit, and if you make them ahead of time your kids can grab them and go. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 34.8g | Fat: 4.8g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 2.8g | Calories: 185.4
Skip the drive-through and serve these instead. Split one open, pop in an egg cooked your way and even some shredded cheese. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 24.1g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 1g | Protein: 5g | Calories: 137.8
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Makes an interesting dessert. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 5.5g | Calories: 178.5
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The only turkey recipe you'll ever need--no basting necessary. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 8.4g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 28.8g | Calories: 154.6
My very favorite way to serve Brussels sprouts! Submitted by GARDENPEACH Carbs: 37.2g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 14.5g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 189
Move over, gingerbread. There's a new favorite treat on the holiday cookie tray! Submitted by PHULLER Carbs: 5.9g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 0.6g | Calories: 55.3
I combined all my favorite Greek ingredients, layered them in a dish and created a dip that's a hit at parties or family game night. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 9.1g | Fat: 6.7g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 103.2
A steakhouse-quality supper ready in 10 minutes! Submitted by SPCOOKBOOK Carbs: 1.2g | Fat: 18.2g | Fiber: 0.4g | Protein: 18.5g | Calories: 245.8
We've slimmed down this classic hefty sandwich--so you can enjoy it more often! Submitted by SPARKSOLUTION Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 12.2g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 38.8g | Calories: 340.5
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Recipe given to me by my mother-in-law. I make this every weekend we have company over and even some we don't. It is so easy and very tasty! Submitted by CKREUTZ Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 10.6g | Calories: 197
Tight on time? This quick breakfast literally takes one minute. Set your stopwatch..and GO! Submitted by KITHKINCAID Carbs: 25.5g | Fat: 9.5g | Fiber: 5g | Protein: 27.1g | Calories: 279


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I just wanted to know if anyone could give me advice for a good plan to follow. Im 18 and I wear a 20 :( and I really want/need to lose weight.
Weight Loss Support - *~*i Need Help*~*View Full Version : *~*i Need Help*~* samilynn 08-09-2004, 04:00 AM I just wanted to know if anyone could give me advice for a good plan to follow. Im 18 and I wear a 20 :( and I really want/need to lose weight. JayEll 08-09-2004, 07:37 PM Hey! There are plenty of good plans out there. Weight Watchers is a plan many folks follow, also South Beach, also Atkins, also the Zone, also Schwarzbein, also Dr. Phil . . . you get the idea. Do some looking around. Here are things I have found helpful in a diet: - Nothing really odd or unbalanced. Like, no diets where you only eat grapefruit. Or that Special K Diet where you eat cereal twice a day. By two weeks you are really tired of cereal! (Yes, I did try it.) - Many small meals are good, for example, 3 main meals and 2 snack meals at regular times. - A choice of different, healthy foods, but not too much choice or I go too far and make bad choices. - A regular plan to follow, so I don't find myself not knowing what to eat. Or I choose the wrong things. ;) The main thing I have found helpful is to stick with a plan, which for me means measured amounts of some foods and set meal plans. And then it's just a matter of keeping on doing it! Good luck! I hope some of the "really big losers" on the site will give you some ideas also. SW: 196 5/24/04 CW: 178 8/4/04 GW: 145 lessofsarahtolove 08-09-2004, 11:47 PM Hey there, Samilynn! Hello, Jayell! (Nice to see you again, Jay!) I agree with Jayell -- check out some different plans, don't go with anything too crazy or limiting, and don't try to do something that's so hard to stick with that you'll fall off and give up. I would also recommend that you pick some means of losing it that you'll be able to stick with for years afterwards, otherwise you'll regain it. You don't want to work hard to lose it, and then find that you end up regaining it because you're back eating the same way that put it on in the first place! You know? Also, it's not just the plan for eats, but the plan for how you're going to move your butt.....and you need to keep on moving it for the rest of your life. So find something fun, and start slow -- you don't want to burn yourself out or get bored and then give up. You need to know that you can DO THIS --- I swear!! I'm not the fastest loser here, nor am I the biggest loser here, but I've lost 52 pounds in 5 months, and I am totally not depriving myself or missing out on anything. What do you like to do for physical activity? Start there, and make a commitment to do it 2-3 times per week more than you are right now....and then build on that. What foods do you have trouble stopping eating once you've started? Avoid those, and that'll be a good start. I would DEFINITELY recommend eating 5-6 small balanced, low fat, low cal meals per day, so you keep your energy level up and are never starving. When you're hungry you're not just physically weak, you're also vulnerable to temptation.........so graze with small meals every 4 hours or so. I totally believe that's key!! And last but not least, stay positive and don't worry about it if you mess up a little......just hop right back in the saddle and don't freak out. Take control of the new moment and move forward rather than dwelling on whatever you did wrong. You can do it, Samilynn -- just make up your mind that if anyone else can do it, you can too!!! Best of luck to you!! :grouphug: Pokeybear1 08-11-2004, 01:19 PM Hi, I'm not a big loser (yet) but I just felt that I needed to post a reply to samilynn. If it goes slowly, that is okay. I'm aiming for a measly 1-2 pounds a week; I don't want to get sick (I have some stomach trouble) or feel like I can't do this because it is so sudden and extreme. I've found the best thing that I've done so far is change my attitude. When I thought of being on a diet I went to the cupboards to munch. But now that I'm thinking that I'm not "on a diet" but that I've changed my eating habits and my lifestyle it is so much easier. I try to eat foods that are less fatty and have less sugar. Both of those together equal less calories, which is what I find it to be all about. Most importantly when I'm eating, it's not that I'm eating only healthy food, I'm eating pretty much the same things, just smaller portions. I have the ability at a summer bbq to eat two or three hotdogs, potato salad, two corn on the cobs, mac and cheese and baked beans. And other stuff. But I'm really am just as satisfied eating one hot dog, half an ear of corn and a spoon of the beans. It's about portion control and frequency of eating. When there is food in my mouth now it is because I really am hungry, not because I thought that some cheddar crackers sounded like a good idea and I could use a munch. I drink alot more water and seltzer, I like bubbles. I got rid of regular soda and only drink diet caffeine free colas now. The caffeine isn't good for you, it helps to dehydrate you making you crave food and salt. I still eat ice cream and donuts. I just a very small portion and only when I really want to have something sweet. Two bites gives you the same taste and you don't feel all stuffed like a big ole sausage. Change your life and the way you think. Eat smaller portions, reduce the calories you take in. Keep a food diary to really get a picture of what you are eating all day and how much and how often. You aren't trying to stay on a diet, you are trying to be healthier forever. And the first time you have to go out and buy new jeans because your old ones are just too baggy around the butt it'll feel more satisfying than all of the desserts and snacks that you've had in your entire life. Sorry, didn't mean to go on so long, but you can do it. And you can make it last forever. Really. Bastet 08-14-2004, 01:21 PM I just wanted to know if anyone could give me advice for a good plan to follow. Im 18 and I wear a 20 :( and I really want/need to lose weight. Hi Samilynn, After many decades of trying every diet on the market, I've finally found one that is really working for me - the Schwarzbein Principle (by Diana Schwarzbein). I wish that I had found out about this way of eating when I was 18 (I am 55 now), I would have gotten healthy a lot sooner. Anyway, I encourage you to check it out before you decide. You can have carbs, protein, and fats and you're never hungry. You will slowly lose weight and stay healthy in the process. You can check the book out at most libraries or order it online through Amazon.com. Read it and learn about how your body handles food and what it needs to be healthy. Good luck! Bastet almostheaven 08-14-2004, 10:24 PM I know they can, because if I can, it can't be all that hard. LOL Hi all! I just found this board posted in a thread about weight loss at a Stephen King board no less. I just got back from shopping earlier, where I bought my first size 8 pants. :D People are suggesting different diet plans samilynn, so I'm going to go another route. I didn't follow a plan, I just started eating healthier and exercising, and I'm losing the weight slowly, but it's guaranteed to stay off! But now that you want to lose, you need encouragement and tips. So here are some of the ones I followed. 1. Buy a really nice outfit one size smaller than you wear and keep it in plain sight everyday until you can fit into it, then buy another one a size smaller than that...and so on. 2. If you ever start gaining a bit, do NOT EVER justify buying a size larger to fit into. Wear them in discomfort until you get the pounds back down. Once you make one justification, you'll continue to do so until you're back up there. 3. You didn't get overweight overnight, you won't get skinny overnight. So if you ever get discouraged, remember that. 4. Water tastes good. If it doesn't now, it will by the time you flush all the toxins out of your system. 5. Exercise maybe painful, but it boosts your energy so you can actually get more done, it makes you healthier, it adds years to your life, and it gets you whistled at. :lol: 6. If you find it hard to exercise, try a change of times or places. I found getting up at 5:00 a.m. to jog outside in the dark, rain and snow wasn't my thing, but going to the club right after work, before I sit down at home or have dinner is doable. 7. Never ever ever go hungry, just eat right. If you're hungry in between, eat veggies or fruit as much or often as needed. Drinking lots of water helps fill you up too. 8. 100% whole wheat...it's filling. Cut down on breads and pastas and change the ones you do eat to whole wheat. Check the ingredients. They often lie on the front just to pull you in. 9. Speaking of...get to reading those ingredients in everything. 10. Park several blocks from work and get in some walking. Find the furthest parking spots from all your favorite stores and ALWAYS return your buggy. Four times across the entire lot is good exercise. ;) I'm sure there's more and if they come to me, I'll post them. You just gotta sike yourself out over depressing feelings that you may be losing the battle by reminding yourself of some of these simple facts every day. The hardest is to try not to hop on the scale every day. I kinda stuck at 150 for a bit and was hopping on every day. Best to keep it to once a week. Pick a day and weigh in each morning before you have breakfast. I was 165 after the birth of my daughter. I've been on about half a dozen diets. Every time I stopped dieting, I gained back what I lost plus. When I hit about 220, I stopped trying to diet and finally topped out at 240. I was about 240 pounds for about 12 plus years. I weigh a bit more now than I did in high school, but because of the exercise, I have a better shape than I did then...I look smaller. But because of all those years of stretch marks and flab, I'm working daily on tummy tightening exercises. Wish I could afford a tummy tuck. ;) But I did buy my first 2-piece this year, and at 39, I'm wearing miniskirts and loving it! Feels good to get whistles at this age, knowing my previous size. I just don't tell my hubby about them. LOL! Edited to say: I've run two 5K marathons this year. I'm doing about 10 minute miles and proud as a peacock. :D JayEll 08-15-2004, 12:17 AM Bastet, I agree that Schwarzbein is a really good plan for healthy eating. I've been doing a different weight loss plan for the past few months, but I plan to use the Schwarzbein maintenance plan once I get a to my goal. Jay SW: 196 CW: 178 GW: 145 Bastet 08-15-2004, 10:36 AM Bastet, I agree that Schwarzbein is a really good plan for healthy eating. I've been doing a different weight loss plan for the past few months, but I plan to use the Schwarzbein maintenance plan once I get a to my goal. Jay SW: 196 CW: 178 GW: 145 Hi JayEll, I'm curious what plan you're on now? Since reading these boards I've seen so many different diets that I've never heard of before. I recently tried the South Beach diet, but after having done Atkins, I just couldn't get my head around cutting back on fat. It didn't make sense to me and Schwarzbein says go for the fat (in moderation, of course). 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Dramatic lashes, doesn't separate lashes well and can clump if not applied with care.
Didn't really see how it "flared" but none the less, it's a good night out mascara.
If you have sparse eyelashes, this does not work. at all!! The brush bristles are so soft/flimsy and the formula is so wet that it gives you spider lashes and clumps them all together so it looks like you have 3 lashes on one eye. I'm fine with the clumpy look as long as it looks like i have a lot of eyelashes, but not when it looks like i have 3 thick eyelashes. So many people love the falsies mascara and I have tried this and the regular one, but they just do not work for my sparse lashes :(
I accidentally bought this thinking I was purchasing the original falsies mascara, not the flared. This mascara does make it look like I am wearing "false lashes", but I already have long lashes so most mascara is over the top. It also clumps really badly. Its not the worst, but its certainly not the best. For the price, 8 dollars, its okay, but I still feel like it was a waste of money for a mediocre product.
I tried this alongside the original Falsies formula. Both gave me decent lashes with one coat, but since my lashes are somewhat long and full to begin with, I wasn't amazed. Two coats can lead to a bit of clumping and stiffness. This formula is more volumizing than the original, so I will say that it at least looks a bit softer with multiple coats, even if it doesn't feel softer. I'm also not a fan of the scent--it's slightly perfumed, like roses or something floral. It's really not necessary in something I'm putting on my eyelashes. This isn't a bad product, but there are mascaras I prefer, so I probably won't come back to this one. It is, however, worth a shot, and I don't regret the purchase.
Finally a product by maybelline that I like! This mascara is great. It has a nice curved wand so it reaches a lot more lashes in one swipe. The Falsies Mascara leaves lashes very big in volume, and length. (although much more volume and length). a lot of product is applied to the lashes, making them look full without resembling spider legs.
i use this mascara when I want more of a statement look with my eyes and lashes without wanting to apply real false lashes.
Super good mascara for the price. Will purchase again.
Sensational product - you don't need to wear eyeliner with this one. Fantastic volume and longevity of product. Dramatic, alluring and sexy lashes in a flash. A must buy.
Hmmm. I don't know much about mascaras, so this review will be brief and pretty useless. I got this because of all the raves about The Falsies, and the reviews for Falsies Flared were on the whole good too ... in terms of formula: I have medium-long, slightly curved, but sparse lashes, and these do not make them look 'full' by any means. It DOES make them look quite dramatic, in that it has a noticeable lengthening effect, a bit of volume, and lots of darkness. Overdoing the layers definitely makes them a bit clumpy and stringy, BUT this formula is more resistant to that than many others on the market. However, the fibers in this formula definitely stick to your lashes, making them look flaky and ..chunky..weird. Not smooth. I found it better layered over Revlon Photoready 3D [which I am not impressed with on its own] for its lengthening effect.
My number one complaint and reason for writing this review, however, is the SMELL. It's awful! Okay, I am not at all sensitive to smells, and normally don't mind whatever my cosmetics smell like. But this stuff is going SUSPICIOUSLY CLOSE TO MY EYES. It's been a while since I've applied it, and I can still smell the heavy rose-smell . From my eyelashes! That's ghastly. Don't get me wrong, I love rose smell - the fresh kind that you put in perfumes. But thisss..ohhh this .... artificial plastic floral monstrosity. Argh.
I saw this and I thought it was going to be as great as the waterproff formula I love so much. It is not. I don't know if I got a bad one but it smells horrible, like melted plastic. It's so heavy it makes my lashes straight facing down. It's impossible to remove, you can get it out of your lashes, but you'll have black residue all over!
I don't like it, I'm not buying it again, in fact, I already threw the one I had.
okay just bought this here are pros and cons:
Its washable and GREAT!
-it feels comfortable
-minimum clumping
-holds a curl
-makes lashes feel somewhat longer
-great price
-cute bottle
-Washes off easily, not breaking lashes just with water!
-very dry
-smells funny
-very little formula
-leaves a darkish residue after removing it
Overall it was good! But I personally recomend trying Falsies original FIRST if you are new to the falsies line:) because the falsies orignal has no chocolate smell and the stick is basic...
What a nice surprise!
I accidentally grabbed the non waterproof version of this (I normally buy only waterproof as I have oily monolids). Being much too lazy to exchange it I gave it a chance and did not have high expectations in the beginning (bias...anyway). The brush is good in that it distributes without clumping and gets every lash. It did not seem to be so much lengthening as thickening, like others have said, so I layer Black Drama over it. No smudging, super long, thick lashes that don't budge through the whole day and stay curled. I do use cluster clashes on a daily basis, and with these two combined they blend in for an extra oomph - so in all fairness, they hold their own against falsies.
I've used Black Drama (WP) and liked it very much, while intensely disliking the other formula for it's flaking and smudging. The other tubes I've gotten of BD required a week or so of "drying out" until they didn't budge and applied perfectly. But when layered over Falsies Flared it goes on great every time.


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