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Designing the Digital Transformation : Enterprise 2.0 Summit
January 22, 2015
Everybody is talking about the Digital Transformation. My take about how to initiate the one of your company is to start with listening to people who have started the journey.
The Paris Enterprise 20 Summit is just around the corner and this is a great opportunity to do just that. It will take place on February 3-5 in Paris in UIC-P Congress Center in central Paris.
Check out the Enterprise 2.0 Blog to see how to start your digital transformation initiative.
See you there !
Digital Transformation : Lean as an Obvious Strategy
September 1, 2014
When I decided last year to take a new turn in my career, I was lucky enough to be able to choose from two different options, both very exciting: Enterprise 2.0 / Social Business on one hand , lean on the other.
After much thought, I have chosen the second option because it seems to me more deeply aligned with the challenges of today's business, namely the need to navigate through the turbulences of our uncertain world. These turbulences and uncertainty are largely related to the digitization of our daily lives: the digital transformation of the organization therefore seems inevitable.
My hypothesis is that today, Lean is the obvious strategy to carry out this transformation, for the following reasons:
- digital transformation actually means a radicalization of the use of new technological opportunities,
- it's all about management principles
- a model exists, embodied by the born digital companies (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Pixar, Twitter etc. …)
- their management cultures are explicitly or implicitly aligned with the principles of Lean.
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Enterprise 2.0 Summit and the employee engagement conundrum
February 21, 2014
This is a conversation I had together with #e20 super-connector Luis Suarez on Twitter whilst at the E20 Summit.
During the engagement panel, he stated that employee engagement was a problem, an idea you can find in many management books (Year without pants by Berkun or Flat Army by Pontefract are recent examples) articles or talks. Even this blog elaborated on that subject a while back, a post which, in restrospect, might seem a bit shallow.
Most of these resources draw on Gallup study who claims that this costs about $US400 Billion per year to the US economy, which, I agree, is a terrible human and financial waste.
But I wonder : is this employee engagement a problem or a symptom ? Luis insisted that Social Business will help in fixing this. This is where I come to have a rhetoric issue … Read the rest of this entry »
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Enterprise 2.0 Summit 2014 : Video Interviews
February 19, 2014
Having gained some momentum on the topic of video interview with the last Lean IT Summit, I have been delighted to help Kongress Media mogul and #e20 organizer Bjoern Negelmann in doing some others within the scope of this year edition of the Enterprise 20 Summit. Thanks to Jan Grüb for shooting and editing those.
I was lucky enough to engage in video recorded conversations with #e20 rising star Céline Schillinger, Wirearchy father Jon Husband and IT strategy über-expert and visionary Dion Hinchcliffe.
A huge honor to have access to their expertise and a great opportunity to discuss issues such as the alleged death of Social Business, the struggle to implement #e20 successfully and their main takeaways from the conference.
Last but not least, a great opportunity to notch up some more trophies to #hypertextual interviewees record.
Sorry people, I did not have the chance to edit myself out just like I did for the Lean IT Summit ones so I'm afraid you'll have to cope with my fast talking and body language hyper-activity … Read the rest of this entry »
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Enterprise 2.0 Summit 2014 : Operational Benefits and Engagement
February 18, 2014
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The E20 Summit was celebrating its fifth edition in Paris in the stimulating premises of ESCP, and just like Jon Husband said on Facebook : "I have been having a blast". Notice that it's rather challenging to be somehow unbiased since I am an ambassador of the event and I always am longing for the opportunity to exchange ideas, stories and drinks with the E20 mob.
Unfortunately, I could only attend the first day of this year edition. Despite my absence I have still been able to follow the conversations of the second day thanks to the "#E20 peeps Tweeting like maniacs" as Lee Bryant noticed.
Some may have expressed their regrets that their were not so many new ideas but I don't really share this perspective. The main impression I have brought back home is this : we are reaching some kind of maturity on the topic as some patterns of successful implementations emerge. It is great to have thought leaders discussing ideas, principles and concepts but the main value out of these conferences from my perspective are the returns of experiences : those were very inspiring indeed.
Inspiring to such an extent that I after 5 years into the topic, I eventually found my one tweet definition of Social Business … Read the rest of this entry »
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Memories from the #FutureOfWork
January 16, 2014
"Books about the future of work make the same mistake : they fail to look back at the history of work or more precisely the history of books about the future of work and how wrong they were."
The Year Without Pants is the story of Scott managing his team working remotely most of the time (it seems that working without pants is a kind of a funny way to say working remote), learning to use new types of online collaboration tools in the process while never using email.
A book to put in perspective with another essay published on the topic of remote work with 37Signals latest publication : Remote.
A complementary set of books about the future of work : a wonderful piece about learning to adapt to a start-up culture (Berkun's) and some practical advises to evangelise and then succeed in remote work (37Signals) … Read the rest of this entry »
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Enterprise 2.0 Summit in Paris 10 – 12 Feb
January 13, 2014
Get ready people, the next edition of the Enterprise 2.0 European Summit will happen in Paris from 10th to 12th February ! Already the fifth edition (first one was in 2010).
A chance to witness that if Social Business moniker has been downgraded in the buzzword ranking of some consultants, real people are still leveraging digital transformation in their organizations to achieve meaningful results. The conference propose a rather exciting cast with many different returns of experience from many different industries and many different countries
Last but not least, an exciting set of keynotes with Zdnet digitalization oracle Dion Hinchcliffe (who made an excellent one last year), Rachel Happe the leader behind the Community Roundtable, Jon Mell from IBM and Dan Pontrefact, author of the acclaimed Flat Army… Read the rest of this entry »
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In Evansville, Indiana, last night, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Illinois, and his supporters were serenaded by famous Hoosier John Mellencamp (nee Cougar).
But hold the phone — Mellencamp is no Obama-backer. He will also be performing at an Indiana rally for Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-NY, on May 3 in Indianapolis.
Mellencamp had previously endorsed former Sen. John Edwards, D-NC, not always to cheering crowds.
His wife, Elaine Irwin Mellencamp, a delegate to the 2004 Democratic convention, aims to be a delegate to the 2008 convention.
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I guess we (my sister, cousins and I) were lucky, when we were little my mom and aunt used to make our costumes, I remember going as a clown, a white rabbit (later turned into a cat costume) and a princess, complete with pointy silver (foil) hat with pink veil coming out the end. I guess we would reuse costumes since I don't remember going as anything else as a kid! I had a plastic pumpkin that held a handful of candy, kept having to empty it out in a larger bag.
I was a pumpkin for my first Halloween, then I was a rabbit, then a cat, and I think I was the pink power ranger one year... and I was Cleopatra on my last Halloween I think.
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Here is the Halloween decor they put up at work, needless to say they won the challenge, across the street they put up 4 ghosts, scattered a few pumpkins and hay bales. They blew them out of the water!
ANOTHER Saw movie? Alright, I suppose I'll wind up seeing this one, too; if only out of morbid curiousity (and an admitted lack of anything better to do on Halloween). Seems to me, they set down the stool and milked this one for all it's worth, so I'd love to see just how much further they think they can stretch the "story." They were sorta reachin' with that last one, it seemed........
Can't say I am a fan of those movies, I don't like movies that mess up my mind like those do, I like to watch movies as an escape, I don't need that escape to be "would I cut my arm or my leg off first?"
Oooooooooh, just recalled what I dreamed about last night, for some reason, my left forearm and hand were all mangled. I can't remember what had happened, no bandages on, just sort of all meaty, ripped and exposed, did not hurt though and there was no bleeding. My hand was a little swollen like it had been in water for too long. WEIRD. I kept looking at my hand wondering if my knuckle skin would grow back, you could see the bone. Also kept telling myself I needed to get my armed looked after but I wasn't in a hurry. Wonder what that was about...
Yes, friends, I am aware that I have been slacking on my annual Halloween duties. I have been out of town since the 1st of the month, plus I came back to a computer whose internet is "on the fritz" (to say the least. I've been having it out with the cable company the last couple days).
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Eventually, it became known as the "Treehouse of Horror."
Since around the 2nd season or so, these Halloween events have been "anthology" type episodes, usually beginning with Bart and/or Lisa telling stories in the backyard treehouse (hence the name).
While, obviously, these episodes contain loads of humor, they also contain some genuinely creepy moments (which usually leads to a warning before each Treehouse episode).
Although I rarely tune in to the Simpsons anymore, I never miss the Halloween episode.
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Northampton striker Jake Robinson has agreed to join Blue Square Bet Premier side Luton on a one-month loan.
The 25-year-old, who arrived from Shrewsbury in the summer of 2011, has made 35 appearances for the Cobblers, scoring once.
That goal came in midweek when Northampton produced a surprise 1-0 home win over MK Dons of League One in the first round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
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I was at the show on Saturday, wasn't as crowded as I thought it would be.
paid only $5 parking ( across at Ont. Place) and free tickets from the marina.
Didn't spend a lot of money on wanted "stuff", prices were ok, but I didn't think huge savings. Spent more time researching "stuff" to see what I would and wouldn't buy this spring.
I was suprised / not surpirsed at the price drop on the Hunters. With the CDN dollar being so strong they were able to get good deals on the new boats. Had to check them out of course, just to see what's changed this year and for some storage ideas to steal from the bigger boats.
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Biggest " holy cow" was the twin 800 hp 41' cig. boat with a price tag of $650 k., impressive horsepower to say t he least.
Biggest ticket item was the Neptunus 62' $ 2.2M, although we didn't go on this time, we took a tour at the Ontario Place in water show last Sept. Impressive boat but not in my snack bracket.
Favorite of the show was the Hacker Craft, 28 ft. mahogany runabout, with three cockpits and seating for 10. Didn't ask the price, as I didn't want to shatter the illusion that I might be able to buy one someday.
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WW Clubs and Groups - Thursday Chatters for November!!!View Full Version : Thursday Chatters for November!!! Tammy 11-06-2008, 10:42 AM If you are new here, we follow WW and want to be healthy. You will find lots of support here. Give us a try! :D:dizzy::smug::D:p Tammy 11-06-2008, 10:58 AM Susan, I'll remember that at New Year's about giving up smoking. lol That's something I wouldn't have problems with either!! Yesterday my temp was up, coughing and sneezing, and just miserable. I didn't go to the Y for any of the classes, didn't meet with the retired teachers for dinner, didn't meet a friend last night for a beer or a pop. Pretty exciting day! I hope I do better today. I'm starting an antibiotic this morning because pretty sure it's a sinus infection. This weekend is an Emmaus Weekend at the church, and I am supposed to be helping in the kitchen. I don't think they'll want me sneezing and coughing on the food, so I'll help somewhere else. Tim called twice yesterday! He calls sometimes, but mostly sends text messages. For him to call twice in one day, I knew it was serious business. The first call he told me about a show he watched Tues. night about a rookie policeman. The guy hadn't been with the dept. long, had recently proposed to his gf, and he was killed on a routine call. That had Tim totally shook. He was having serious doubts about going into that line of work. I know he had gone to a recruiting session with Dayton (OH) police, and he really liked the pay, benefits, etc. Lots of crime in Dayton, and I was really concerned about that. When he called again last night, he was feeling much better. He has given up the Dayton idea. Thank you God!!! He has decided to go for a smaller town to get experience, then move to a city, but not a large one. The pay won't be as much, BUT he'll be happier hopefully. He still has another year of school (should finish August 2009), so he has time to think more about things. And Lauren is considering changing her major! She is in psychology, and she has decided that maybe that's not what she wants to do. She is checking into business/accounting classes & will probably make the switch next semester. I know her major has been a concern for Tim and for her mom, so this is a good thing! She loves math, so getting into accounting should be better for her. Have any of you ever done Yoga? I had my second class on Monday. It was easier than the first week, but it is still tough. At the end of the class I was talking to a couple of women plus the instructor, and I started crying! Not just crying, but sobbing! The instructor told me that is absolutely normal if someone is going through some tough times. I then told them about Bob, and all of them started crying! Oh my! I plan to keep it up for this session, and if it is offered again after the first of the year, I just might do it again. Hope you all have a great day! It's the beginning of November, and it has been in the mid-70's to 80 this week in Ohio!!! Probably have a terrible snowy icy winter ahead of us. Tina 11-06-2008, 12:06 PM Happy Thursday! Tammy, thanks so much for starting us off this time. :hug: I've never tried yoga. My sister did and gave it up after a couple of sessions. It was too painful for her. Tim-----I am sooooo glad he's going to start in a smaller place. There's still crime but it's a small place without all the gang bangers. :) It's good that Lauren is changing from psychology because that takes lots of years of study and then it's hard to find a job. I had a flu shot yesterday afternoon. Wow!!!!! My arm ached and hurt the rest of the day. It's still sore this morning. That's the first time it's done that. I went to a grocery store and a pharmacist gave it. I'm never going back there again. I'll go to the doctor's office. Then, I can call them and whine and complain. :lol: :flow1: auntie 11-06-2008, 11:06 PM Hi Everyone, Hope you are all doing well. Tammy, Sorry you aren't feeling well. I have done Yoga and I really liked it. It's harder than it looks. Glad that Tim has decided Dayton is not an option. Tina, I get a flu shot every year. Pat doesn't, I do. We get them at school for free. My arm always aches and sometimes I run a little fever. I didn't have any problems this year. Pat ended up getting one this year, I was surprised. We had our homecoming parade last night. It was at 6:30 and too dark since the time change. It was still fun!! The kids had a blast. Tina 11-07-2008, 10:37 AM Happy Friday, :D I'm going out to walk in a few minutes. Got to get in some exercise in this beautiful weather. Tammy, how is your sinus infection going? I hope it is going! Susan, please explain about that homecoming parade. How many were in it and what did y'all do? Dori, did you get all moved? You can lose weight because I have faith in you! Jeanne, you are quiet. How is your daughter and her friends? Is the Halloween candy on sale now? :lol: Kam, where are you, girl? Maureen, when is the Canadian Thanksgiving? :flow1: jenosaurus 11-07-2008, 01:22 PM Hi all, I used to post here what seems like months ago, but was only a few weeks ago, and I cant find any of the people I used to talk to, can I join you all instead?? Hope everyones day is going well Jen x jar1965 11-07-2008, 01:44 PM Hello Everyone! Tina - We are having beautiful weather here too! I weighed in a couple of days ago and have put on ....... like 11#!:( I'm just disgusted by it too! I got back at it yesterday, but by night time..........I had given into my evening urges to eat! Urghhhhh! Today is going ok. Tho.......as soon as I walked into work this morning - I ate chocolate. It's a tough job....but....somebody's got to do it!:dizzy: Tammy - Hi! So glad to "see" you out and about! I think of you sooooo often! So glad to hear that Tim is thinking about another location. I worked for two of our local PD's........one for 6 years and the other for 2 years. I loved my job, but of course I wasn't out in the field or anything. In my 8 years, we only had one officer hurt in the line of duty. Can you believe this weather?!?!?!? Maureen - Happy belated Thanksgiving! :thanks2: I work with a gril from Canada! Her husband came here for his job. I love her! She has actually become my best friend!!! Hope things are going well for you! Dori - Hi! Hows the moving and school going? Jenosaurus - Hello and a great big welcome to you! :welcome2::welcome3: Well girls.........gotta scoot! I'm on lunch break (*I ate chicken salad on FF crackers, an apple and a bottle of water. I brought two clementines for my snack later) Wish me luck! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!:crossed: Hugs~ jeanne jar1965 11-08-2008, 10:33 AM Hi girls! Down 2# since my 11# WI on Thursday! Yay! Thats all it gets is a Yay because I don't want to ginx myself with the little dancing carrot! haha~! Have a great w/e............it's Hallmark Open House so if ya all have any ornaments or cards to get and you live by a Hallmark - they are giving away goodies today and tommorow! Go! :D ~jeanne Tina 11-08-2008, 10:54 AM Jeanne--great minds--I'm on my to a Hallmark store this morning! BTW-shhh....(congratulations on that loss) .....I'm trying to be quiet and not jinx you. :lol: jar1965 11-09-2008, 10:22 AM Hi! Well after a long self absorbed pitty party for myself.......:?:(did that make any sense?) well anyways.........I worked hard yesterday to stay OP. Got up today, focused on some house work and took a hard brisk walk outside. I went I think 6 blocks, but I zig zagged up and down each one to get a longer walk. It was lonnnnnnnng over due. I feel so refreshed right now. The last forum I was on did a Christmas Card exchange. We PM'd our address to one girl and then she made one list and forwarded it to the rest of the girls...........would you guys be interested? It was a lot of fun to get the cards! Let me know what cha' think. Hugs~ jeanne Tina 11-09-2008, 04:07 PM I like walking outside, when the weather isn't too hot. I don't give out my home address. :flow1: Tammy 11-09-2008, 04:51 PM Tina, the yoga does hurt in some of the positions, but I noticed that the 2nd week was much better than the first, so apparently it is doing some good?? I hope so!! I had a flu shot once. I was sicker that year than I had ever been, so I've never had one since. My sinus infection is getting better. Glad the medicine is helping. I'm still coughing alot though. Welcome to jenosaurus!!!! Jeanne, I had intended to hit Hallmark this weekend, but never made it. Count me out for the Christmas cards at least for this year. I told Tim that I don't even know if I want a tree this year. I'm heading to the church for the closing ceremony for the Emmaus Walk from this weekend soon, so I need to get going. jenosaurus 11-09-2008, 07:54 PM Hi all, Thanks for all the welcomes! I feel so bad for not getting out and walking, especially hearing that everyone else did so well!! But I did work 26 out of the last 48 hours, so I was just ever so slightly busy :) But just have to work on tomorrow now, well at least Ill have my dance class tomorrow. That will count for something.!! Has anybody got a goal they want to reach by Christmas, or am I the only one that does that :). Anyway Im off to bed. Hope to talk to you all soon Jen Tina 11-09-2008, 08:44 PM Jen, Wow, you have been busy at work! You'll have to rest up tonight. Dance--that will count for a lot!!! A Christmas goal sounds like fun. Okay, mine will be to lose 6 more pounds. :flow1: Tammy 11-09-2008, 08:50 PM Jen, sounds like you are working way too many hours!! Wow! Your dance class sounds like fun!! Enjoy! I really don't have a specific goal yet. Maybe I should set a small one and see how it goes. Tomorrow I have aerobics, yoga, and water aerobics. Glad there is some time to rest up between the first two!! It is sleeting. I don't like this!!!!! Tina 11-10-2008, 12:09 AM Wow, Tammy, what a busy day you'll have. Please be safe in that weather. :flow1: jar1965 11-10-2008, 09:02 AM Morning ladies! Hope you all had a great weekend. I stayed OP all w/e and got in my walking! I lost 2 more pounds. Thats 4# since Thursday.:carrot: Ok, I get the dancing carrot! haha! Tina - Hi! Did you get to Hallmark? Wow.......what a nice bag of things you got if you spent $40!!!!! I was quite impressed! I love Christmas! Tammy - Sleet? Ewwwww! I believe it though I didn't see it. This morning 6:00 a.m. Kaitlin took Bob to work and she wiped out big time on the porch steps.........a total sheet of ice! Urgh! You are busy today! You go girl!;) Jen - Thats a lot of hours!!! My husband works like crazy too! What do you do? My daughter dances? Is there a certain dance class you take? Oh........and I'm in on the Christmas goal! I want to loose 10# - thats 6 more! Hey a big shout out to Dori, Susan, Maureen & Kam!!! Hope you are all well! Well ladies, have a great day!!! jeanne Tammy 11-10-2008, 10:52 AM Well, my day wasn't so busy after all! I woke up when the phone rang at 9:00! So much for the 8:00 aerobics class!!! I never heard the radio come on. Jeanne, good for you on the loss! I am really not ready for the cold and ice. Yucky!! After this weekend of being on the run and grabbing whatever to eat, I decided to get weighed this morning and see what the damage was. I gained back the 1/2 pound that I had lost, so I am pleased!!! lol I really expected it to be much worse. Now to get it off and another 1/2 by Thursday! Hope you all have a great OP day and week! Tina 11-10-2008, 11:19 AM Morning all, Wow, cold weather and sleet. Ouch! to Katlin. I hope she isn't all bruised up. :( Yes, I made it the a Hallmark store. Wow, they had mulled cider, juice, fruit and sweet rolls at the front door. I bought some really cute things. One thing they have is a ceramic gingerbread house. The lights on it look like jelly beans. When you push the door bell, the jelly beans light up in sequence and it plays a tune. Darling! Tammy, you needed the sleep. Y'all are doing great losing pounds. I didn't dare get on the scales this morning. I had Chinese this weekend. :o Susan, are you sick? I hope not. Dori, Kam, Jen, I hope y'all have a great day. Maureen, what's going on up there????????? :thanks1: jenosaurus 11-10-2008, 11:39 AM im a supervisor in a movie theatre. using it as a stepping stone at the minute.. to shat idont know, but with all economies the way they are im thankful to have a job :) Im also gonna start a degree in criminology :) My christmas goal was 2 stone which equates to 28 pounds, looks like i should have it before christmas though! As for dance classes i do hip hop. I used to do it as a kid, but then work coincided with that when i was 16 an that was the end of it. but my boss now has no problem giving me the times off for dancing, which is brilliant . Hope everyone is doing well :) jar1965 11-10-2008, 12:20 PM Hi Jen! Kaitlin does hip hop! She LOVES it! She also does Pointe Ballet and Ballet. She has danced for years and in the past it has been jazz and tap. But she gave it up for hip hop! :D jenosaurus 11-10-2008, 02:20 PM how old is she?? I used to do more ballroom stuff like tango and cha cha etc, like come dancing type of stuff when i was younger, and disco. But like i sed i had to give it up. But im back now and loving it more than ever :) maureen kempster 11-11-2008, 12:03 PM good morning all-Well I have the day off for Remembrance Day-woke up and looked outside to see snow!! It looks nice but I don't want to see it. I'm really looking forward to going to Ottawa in December-while I'm there I'm going to look around and feel out the job market. I think I'll set up some interviews before I go. Welcome aboard Jen. You sound like you work a lot too-I can relate I work two jobs so I'm working about 12 hours a day monday to friday. Where abouts in Ireland are you? I had the good fortune to go to Belfast in April. I'd never been overseas before but the people I work for are from Armaugh. I did get to see a lot of your beautiful country in the short time i was there. I'll just have to go back and see some more. Have a great day all maureen Ladybug2680 11-11-2008, 02:28 PM Hello all. Moving is done and now we're unpacking and getting settled in. Things are okay. I want to lose the weight, but seem to be unwilling to do what needs to be done. I don't know what is wrong with me. I mean heck I'm tired of being overweight and know that things are only going to get worse if I continue on the same track. Being an emotional eater doesn't help either. I honestly think that I like having pity parties and therefore continue to do what I've done in the past. I need some awesome encouragement and inspiration as well as a good, hard kick in the behind. Tina 11-11-2008, 04:25 PM Hi, I just heard that WW is bringing out a new plan for us. It's the first new one in several years. The week of December 7th is supposed to be The Week. I'm definitely going to a meeting that week. Dori, I'm glad you're moved. Unpacking will take time, I'm sure. You can lose weight!!!!! I know you can do it.! Maureen, snow looks pretty but you can keep it. :lol: I hope everyone has a great week. :flow1: Tina 11-12-2008, 12:58 PM Like I said, there's supposed to be something new added to the WW information, beginning Dec. 7th. I've looked around the threads and someone is talking about Core being changed. Who knows. We'll just have to wait. How is everyone doing? Susan, you are way too quiet, my friend. :flow1: jar1965 11-12-2008, 01:36 PM Hi ladies! Wooooosh!! I raked the leaves, mowed the grass and raked the grass, then I tore apart the porches, cleaned them and put "it" all away until Spring! I sure hope that counts for some calorie burning. Now, for whatever reason, I am cleaning out the desk drawers! I dunno! I must have gotten a boost with that 4# loss! I'm anxious to get on the scales tom. morning! I can't believe I just said that "I'm anxious to get on the scales tom." Well, I have had a great week and remained OP and positive! I hope the same for all of you. Dori - I sooooo relate to the emotional eating thing! I'm there! I put that last 11# on in less than a month because of some "life" issues! So glad that you got moved and unpacking is going good. You can loose weight! I have faith in you! Is there anything we can do to help?!?!?!? Maureen - Hello! I'm with Tina on the snow thing..........please keep it! We have already had some flurries and cold days, but no accumulation! My car is in the garage today, I'm getting an automatic car starter installed. Yipppeee. I can't wait. We don't have a garage and since we are not moving now ........ No more scraping and and cleaning off the car in my good clothes every morning! jen - Kaitlin will be 17 in March! She is my baby! haha! I'm glad you are getting back at it! I think it is an awesome "sport" to watch! Tammy - YOu slept through the alarm? Good for you! You must have needed that rest! Stay warm. Although I hear we are suppose to be in the 50's and maybe even 60 before the end of the weekend anyways???????!!!!?!?!? Tina - Hi! If you hear anything about that WW program.......let us know! Well ladies - have a great day! Stay OP - Drink some water - and yea - shake those bootys! Hugs~ jeanne Tina 11-12-2008, 05:24 PM It's little ole me again. :D I was looking through the WW recipes and found something that sounds sooooo good! It's 2 Point Pumpkin Squares. It uses angel food cake mix, a can of pumpkin and water. I'm going to try it tonight. I'll let everyone know if it's worth fixing. :) :thanks2: auntie 11-13-2008, 12:01 AM Hi, Ok sorry for being MIA. It's been a week and it's only Wednesday. Saturday night went to see Pat's band play. He picked up his car from the shop that morning, only to have cost $900. We get home and he says, they didn't fix it. Friday, all of the transmission fluid drained out of it, by way of a whole in the pan. We take it back in EARLY Monday morning, they still have it!!!!! We are carpooling. So I pick him up today and he says "I need a new transmission, it's gonna be $4000" UGH!!!!!!!!!!!! Not like we can go without a car, plus he doesn't want a rebuilt transmission. Tina 11-13-2008, 10:48 AM Oh my, Susan, I'm sorry about the car trouble. $4,000, WoW!!! You're right that we can't do without our cars. Ladybug2680 11-13-2008, 02:59 PM Susan - Oh my stars. I would faint and fall over and it cost $4000 to have my car fixed. That stinks big time. Jeanne - I'm sure you burned some calories with all the work you did. Congrats on staying OP and being positive. Tina - Let us know how the Pumpkin Squares were. Back to work now. Tina 11-13-2008, 03:26 PM These pumpkin squares are delicious!!!!! Preheat oven at 350. Mix together, one box of angel food cake mix with one can of pure pumpkin and 1/4 cup of water. Pour into a 9 x 13 pan (I used Pam on the bottom of the pan) and cook for about 35 minutes. Cut into 12 even squares. 2 points each square! :thanks2: maureen kempster 11-13-2008, 11:10 PM Tina-what flavour of angel food cake do you use? auntie 11-13-2008, 11:26 PM Hi Everyone, Nothing new here. We are waiting for the insurance company to go to the car dealer to check Pat's transmission. If they can prove that it's from the road damage, it will be covered. I hope it is!!!!! Did I tell you that my doctor wants me to go to a foot specialist not a podriatist for my surgery? So I have to call that doctor. Oh and I got my glasses, Pat keeps asking am I trying to be Sarah Palin. I've just laughed. Tina 11-14-2008, 12:03 AM Maureen, here we just have one flavor of angel food cake. It's white. :) I hope that helps. That recipe really is good. maureen kempster 11-14-2008, 08:33 AM thanks Tina-I'll try it this weekend jar1965 11-14-2008, 04:42 PM Hi! Just a quick fly by to say hi and wish everyone a great weekend! Hugs ~jeanne PS - Tina - I'm going to try the pumpkin sqs. this weekend! Thanks;) Tina 11-16-2008, 12:58 AM Happy Weekend everyone I'm anxious to hear if anyone made the pumpkin squares. 2 points is a pretty good dessert. What did you think? Were they too "cakey tasting" :thanks2: jar1965 11-16-2008, 11:36 AM Hi Tina! I'm headed to the grocery store now. I'm going to get the ingredients I need and I'll let cha' know what "we" think! jeanne maureen kempster 11-16-2008, 04:25 PM Hello All Well, I went to weigh in yesterday morning and it was an eye opener!! I've gained about 25 lbs in a year-so I'm glad I went because I'm now going to try one day at a time to lose this weight-I've had all my water today and I'm writing everything down that I put into my big mouth- Tina, I made those squares and they are really good-I'm going to find some recipes for muffins-I like to freeze them and take one to work as a snack-they're usually filling. So, again I'm going to give this program another try-I hate myself like this have a great day on program maureen Tina 11-16-2008, 05:48 PM Hi, Maureen, good for you for getting back OP. :cp: Wow, you've drunk all your water. I haven't done that yet. Please let us know if you find some good muffin recipes. Susan, how are you feeling? Tammy, did you ever get completely over your sinus infection? Dori, tell us about your new house. Jeanne, did you get to the store? Kam, what's going on with you? Jen, is it cold there? How long are your dance classes? It's really cool here today. I wore slacks to church. That was funny. I have a pair size 14 that are waaaay to big. The size 12 fit like an 8. Crazy! I wore the 14 and an over-blouse so no one could see how baggy they looked. Everyone have a great rest of the day and a good Monday. :thanks2: Tina 11-18-2008, 11:25 AM Greetings friends! It's such a beautiful day here. It's a little too cool for my taste to be walking outside. I'll try to do that later on. Susan, you are way too quiet. Love ya, girl. :hug: :hug: Tammy, how are you feeling? Dori, are you stuck under your moving boxes? :lol: Jen, how are you? Maureen, have you found any muffin recipes yet? I'd love to have one for a snack. We've eaten all the pumpkin squares. I'm not sure if I want to make more right now. I'm trying to lose before Turkey Day. :D Jeanne, how is work? How is your daughters friend and his son? Question-----what is your favorite cold weather dish????? One of mine is chilli. I'll post a recipe. :thanks2: jar1965 11-18-2008, 01:44 PM Hi Ladies! Busy here! Work.............We are having our Holiday Open House this Saturday...so I have to have both stores ready! I just came back to eat some lunch and thought I'd check in. Tina - I did make the pumpkin squares.......so easy..........and we loved them. I'm making them Sunday too as we are having Thanksgiving at our house then. Bob is on a double (7a.m.-3p.m. and then 3:p.m.-11-p.m.) on Thanksgiving Day. :( Favorite Cold Weather Dish.............gouloush! (I probably mispelled that)! Gotta run! Have a great day and stay warm! Burrrrrrrrrr! Tammy - I heard your area is under several inches of snow. Urgh! We only got a couple of inches and it didn't really stick. We had some slippery roads this morning though! hugs~ jeanne Tammy 11-20-2008, 07:26 AM OK. I'm doing it again. I said I'd post more often, and I have been crappy with doing that. Sorry!!! News about Tim. Again. He called me Mon. morning, and I knew that he was upset. I thought at the end of the call, that he was going to quit school. He is overwhelmed with the extra classwork that he had to do since the internship was moved up a semester. He also admitted that Bob's death is affecting him more than he let me know. He didn't want to worry me. We were both crying through most of the call. We met halfway later that afternoon for a couple of hours and talked. I think we came to a good compromise. He is going to move home at the end of this semester. He will still take classes 2 or 3 days a week and commute. He also might take online class or two. He plans to get a parttime job. He is so close to completing his schooling and having his bach. degree. I was so afraid he would just give up, so I feel good about the plan. I hope it works out. I've still been doing my Y classes. I've been writing down my foods, drinking my water, and my weight hasn't budged. I was so disappointed this morning when I weighed. Susan, I can imagine how upset you guys are about Pat's car! $4000 is awful! Tina, I want to try those pumpking squares. Might make them and take them for our family Thanksgiving next week. I think I am finally over the sinus infection, but now I'm coughing again. It never ends. Maureen, you can do it!!! You'll get that 25 pounds off in no time! Just take off on those roller blades! I'm with Tina on the chili. I think I might pick up the ingredients and make some! Yummy!! Jeanne, Tim would be with you on the goulash. He loves it. Jeanne, that bigger snow was in northern Ohio. We've had some, but nothing major yet. I have no classes at the Y today! It's nice not having to be somewhere. Ha. I am going into my friend's classroom later this afternoon to help her out. She gets behind sometime, and I go in to help rescue her. That's what friends are for, right? I think I might go back to bed for a while. Got up at 5:30 with Maurice, and he's already back in his bed. I should take his advice. Have a great day! Tina 11-21-2008, 11:50 AM Morning all, Tammy, it's good to see you here. :) I really miss you. It's sooo good that you and Tim got to "let it all out" together. Tim is the sweetest thing trying to keep it in so you didn't worry about him. What does Lauren think about his decision? Susan, how are you doing? Did the insurance pay for Pat's car repairs? Dori, you are too quiet. We're here to give support and kicks in "you know where." :lol: Jeanne, what candy are y'all selling at your open houses? Is it turkey shaped? Jen, what's up? Maureen, do you have any muffin recipes? It's almost Thanksgiving and I'm getting a little nervous. So many things to clean, so many things to cook--not to mention so many things to eat! Everyone have a great day! :thanks2: Tina 11-22-2008, 12:46 PM Request for Photos I want to make a new Thursday Photo Thread. We have so many old, old, old photos. So many are of people who do not post here now. Have you looked at how many times people look at this thread? Right now, it's 10,827 views! I'd like to freshen it up. So, Please give me a photo of yourself. If you don't have my e-mail address, just PM me. Tina :flow1: Ladybug2680 11-24-2008, 10:21 AM Whew ladies. Things have been busy and I'm still not back OP. It's very disheartening, but I know that I have to be the one to make the necessary changes. I just need to stop procrastinating and do it. Man oh man. We're at my in-laws for the holidays and I'm really enjoying myself this time. Today and tomorrow are a little boring because my brother in-law has school and my mother in-law has work. My husband, son, and FIL have gone to the river in order to get things ready for Thursday. It's just Teresa and I. She's watching tv and I should be starting on my homework that it way past due. Hope you all have a great Thanksgiving. ;) Tammy 11-24-2008, 12:40 PM Tina, what size is the can of pumpkin that you use for that? I'm guessing that it's the 15 oz. can. That's what I used when I used to put pumpkin with a spice cake mix. I usually made muffins with it. I know some people who have used pumpkin with chocolate cake mixes too. (weight watcher stuff) Lauren is fine with Tim's decision about moving home and finishing by commuting or online. Right now, she is planning to change her major, and it sounds like she might be moving home and attending a community college and getting her associates degree. Dori, hope you were able to get started on that homework! We could come and help!!! Tina 11-24-2008, 01:28 PM Happy Monday everyone :) :) :) Yes, the canned pumpkin is 15 oz. Tammy, would you please send me that recipe for the pumpkin and the spice cake. I bought a box of spice cake mix but can't find the recipe. I've never made it. How did you like it????? Dori, it sounds like you're having a nice holiday. Susan, how are you doing??? Jeanne, you are quiet. :) Maureen, how are you? Jen, what is your weather like right now? Is it raining a lot. I'd imagine that would cut down on exercising outside.....just your dance. I went to the store this morning for a few last minute items. It was almost impossible to get a cart around in the produce area. I love this time of year! :thanks2: Tammy 11-24-2008, 07:35 PM Tina, the recipe is the same as the one with the angel food cake. I really liked them, and so does one of my uncles!! I'm thinking of taking the spice pumpkin muffins for Thanksgiving now that I remembered it!! I did buy an angel food cake mix though to give that a try. Yoga went well tonight! I am getting more limber, and she is SO HELPFUL!!!!! No water aerobics tonight because the teacher is sick. I need to hit the store tomorrow for a few things. maureen kempster 11-27-2008, 11:35 AM Happy thanksgiving all my American friends. Enjoy the day Tina 11-27-2008, 11:47 AM Hello, Maureen, thank you for the wishes! Happy Thanksgiving to all! :thanks2: Tammy 11-28-2008, 11:11 AM I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving. I think I did well on all of my food choices, and I didn't feel totally stuffed, so I thought that was a good sign. Did anyone hit the stores early this morning? I sure didn't. Sleep was more important!! A couple weekends ago when Tim was here while I was gone, he had taken Maurice out and he could smell gas. He called Vectren (gas people), and they sent a tech. out to check things out. He couldn't find anything, but he told Tim to call if he noticed it again. He said they would rather come out many times for a false alarm then not receive the call and something happen. Last night when I had Maurice out, I smelled it. Immediate headache. Tim called Vectren again, and they sent someone out. It was after midnight before the tech packed up everything, and he didn't find anything either. He even checked a few of the homes around us. He told us that the odor has to be coming from somewhere else, because he checked our house inside and out. He didn't find anything at the closest neighbors either, so that's a relief. Plan to get together sometime at my brother's house today and take Maurice. My niece and her hubby are there with their 2 dogs, and we want to get them all together just to see how they get along. They will be headed back to Pittsburgh tomorrow morning. Hope you all have a good weekend! Tina 11-28-2008, 02:07 PM Happy Friday to all, I think it's ridiculous to call it "Black Friday." Larry explained the meaning, the retailers wanted to get into the Black. No, I didn't get up at 4 a.m. or even 7 a.m. I slept in until 8:15! We did go over to Super Target awhile ago. They have some DVDs on sale for only $13.00. We got our twin great-nephews "Ironman" and the latest "Indiana Jones." My great-neice wants gift cards so I can pick one. I wasn't stuffed last night, either. I did not count points but I didn't take seconds of everything. :D We are having a Rerun tonight. We take things to my sister's house but I also cook our own turkey and all the sides. Everyone stay safe out there. :thanks2: maureen kempster 11-29-2008, 11:41 AM Good morning all-just a quick note-I just got back from weigh in and I'm down another 3 lbs!!!-this is encouraging-all i'm doing is journalizing and staying within my points-I also try and get at least a 30 min walk everyday. Well, I changed my mind again and I am moving to Ottawa on the 18th-I have a moving company coming in today to get my boxes and I'll store them at my brother's until I find a place. I'm looking at this as another adventure and at my age I don't have too many left so I might as well enjoy it. take care maureen jar1965 11-30-2008, 10:00 AM Morning everyone! Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! As you know, Bob worked! So, the girls and I just hung out in our pj's all day and made homemade (we didn't count points that day...haha) pizza and watched chick flicks! It was nice. Very relaxing! Black Friday..............hmmmmmmm, I see your point Tina..........however.......for those of us that depend on retail for our income, this is a chance to get back what we have lost. We look forward to 4th quarter, if we are in the RED we definately have to find a way into the BLACk. And.......we share all kinds of savings with the consumers. HOWEVER......let me add........if my job didn't depend on it.........I sure the heck wouldn't be out there at 4:00 a.m. to shop the "deals".....thats crazy! And........look at that Wal-Mart employee that got stampled to death opening the doors for the customers. THAT MAKES ME SO STINKING FURIOUS! What an awful thing to happen............what could customers need that bad to act like that?!?!?!?!? Oh well.........enough of that! Tina - I got Bob Iron Man and Indiana Jones too! I love Super Target! Tammy - So glad to hear that the gas issues wasn't at your house! That could have been a huge inconv. for you! Maureen - Thank you. And Good Luck with your move. I'm sure you've made the right choice. And Congrats on that 3# loss! Hi Dori! Well gotta scoot. I'm doing Christmas cards today and then some house cleaning and laundry! Everyone have a great day! Hugs~ jeanne Ladybug2680 11-30-2008, 11:52 AM Hello all. We are finally back home from spending the holidays with Justin's family. It wasn't the best Thanksgiving, but then again it could have been worst then what it was. Once again I'm not back OP but I haven't been bad at overeating. I'm starting back up tomorrow and hoping to be down 10 lbs by my birthday (February 6th). We'll see what happens. I'm not feeling that well. Justin and I went Christmas shopping yesterday and on the way home I got sick. I came straight home went to bad at 7:30 and didn't wake up until 9:30 this morning. I'm still not feeling well though. Sigh. I'm hoping I will be feeling better by this afternoon because I return back to work tomorrow. Tina 11-30-2008, 02:51 PM Hi all, I'm ready to get "back to normal"--whatever that may be. :lol: Tammy, that's scary about the gas smell. Have you had it again? After Hurricane Ike, there was a gas leak about 3 streets over. The smell was horrible, even that far away. There were gas co. trucks and fire trucks coming from everywhere to fix it. Dori, I'm so sorry you feel bad. I guess eating different things and maybe even stress could've aggravated things. Feel better fast!!! Jeanne, I'm so sorry your husband had to work. Boy, that's a bummer. What chick flicks did y'all watch? I hope your stores have done a great business this weekend! Susan, where are you and how is that foot? Maureen, I agree with everyone else that you've made a wise choice. You have family to help you. Jen, how are you? I'm looking forward to the new WW program. It's being unveiled Dec. 7th week. :thanks2: Tammy 11-30-2008, 04:04 PM Maureen, that's great about the 3 pounds, and I think it is great about the move also! An exciting adventure!! Jeanne, I agree with you about that poor man at Wal Mart. Things aren't that important! Dori, sorry about the not so good Thanksgiving, and I'm really sorry that you aren't feeling well! Hope you are much better soon. Tina, we didn't notice the smell of gas anymore over the weekend. I hope I don't smell it again. I won't be heading to a WW meeting, so let me know what the changes are. Tina 12-01-2008, 03:18 PM Starting a December thread! vBulletin® v3.6.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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A 14-person delegation of leaders in health care from Montgomery County, Maryland will travel to Cambridge, Massachusetts to discuss best practices and identify opportunities for reforming the health care safety-net.
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A 14 person delegation of local leaders in health care is traveling to Cambridge Massachusetts this week to engage in a two-day idea exchange session with the leaders of many innovative health care organizations in New England.
As the health insurance marketplaces mandated under the Affordable Care Act roll out, much attention is focused on enrolling individuals into some form of health insurance coverage. But what happens after thousands of people in our community have health insurance and the demand for health services explodes?
Dubbed a Learning Journey, this event will look beyond the immediate concerns of outreach and enrollment and examine opportunities to shape and refine Montgomery County's local health care system to be more responsive to the needs of the population and ensure that even the most vulnerable members of our community have access to high quality health care.
"I am excited to take part in this event that will bring health policy leaders together to share ideas and best practices and look in-depth at how one region can learn from the experiences of another. We will have hours of meaningful dialogue with some truly cutting edge organizations. I am sure at the end of this we from Montgomery County will have learned a great deal and so will our counterparts at the organizations we will be working with." Said Councilmember George Leventhal, Chair of the Montgomery County Council Health and Human Services Committee.
The Montgomery County delegation will include Councilmember Leventhal, Director of Health and Human Services, Uma Ahluwalia, and representatives from both Adventist and Holy Cross health systems, among others.
The Learning Journey, which is being coordinated by the Primary Care Coalition of Montgomery County (PCC) under a grant provided by the Consumer Health Foundation (http://consumerhealthfdn.org), will provide an opportunity for delegates to have a shared learning experience and engage in discussions that will help to align collective work in Montgomery County in order to move toward a more integrated system of care for underserved community members.
Hosted by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (http://IHI.org) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the event will take place on October 23 and 24, and will include presentations from a variety of notable organizations including the Cambridge Health Alliance (http://challiance.org), Community Catalyst (http://communitycatalyst.org), the Massachusetts Health Connection (http://mahealthconnector.org), the Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers (http://massleague.org), and the Vermont Blueprint for Health.
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Yummy "skinny" pizza. Can substitue Low Carb wrap for more fiber and fewer calories. Submitted by MAMA23GRLZ1BOY Carbs: 32.7g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 6.2g | Protein: 21.6g | Calories: 276.2
Serve up creamy, cheesy chicken enchiladas, and no one will be late to dinner! Submitted by SKEYDOO Carbs: 35g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 2.7g | Protein: 18.3g | Calories: 252
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A terrific dish when served over a bed of brown rice. Submitted by SERRA55 Carbs: 10.3g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 22.9g | Calories: 207.6
We love all the sweet flavors and contrasting textures in this simple fruit salad. Sprinkle chopped, toasted nuts or granola on top for crunch. Carbs: 31.5g | Fat: 1g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 136.7
We're serious about the spice in this recipe. Whole-grain pasta and tender shrimp pair perfectly with a luxuriously rich, piquant sauce. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 27.6g | Fat: 15.7g | Fiber: 4.3g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 356.9
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This recipe came from the chicken enchilada recipe I submitted earlier. I didn't need to make that many chicken enchiladas, so I made this up to make a slightly different meal. I used the remaining sauce from the chicken enchilada recipe, then added the remaining chicken and added the chicken broth. Submitted by SKEYDOO Carbs: 16.3g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 14.1g | Calories: 153.1
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
A sure family favorite! Make it the night before and pop into the oven when you wake up. Carbs: 21.2g | Fat: 12.4g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 27.7g | Calories: 308.3
This easy, cheesy eggplant packs a mean veggie punch! A simple vegetarian meal that even meat-eaters will love. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 24.4g | Fat: 9.8g | Fiber: 8.3g | Protein: 9.6g | Calories: 208.8
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This gives the taste combination of kettle corn - buttery, sweet and salty, without the added fat, sugar or salt. Submitted by LRONNE Carbs: 12.6g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 61.6
Fresh and juicy during spring and summer months, strawberries are delicious when combined with tender spinach, creamy goat cheese and crunchy toasted almonds. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.4g | Fat: 16.6g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 4g | Calories: 181.2
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dressing keeps well in fridge for 1 week Submitted by SHEL126 Carbs: 7.1g | Fat: 12.9g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 146.6
Delicious and easy, this salad combines all of my favorite sushi ingredients in one bowl! And, because it's based on a California roll, it uses fully cooked seafood. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 27.3g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 6g | Protein: 6.5g | Calories: 199.1
Submitted by ADDILA Carbs: 8.7g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 66.9
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Healthy Oatmeal recipe that you prepare the night before Submitted by KEBEST Carbs: 51.3g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 6.4g | Protein: 8.5g | Calories: 278
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When I need something with a sweet decadent chocolate treat without the guilt this is my go-to recipe. Submitted by ACADEMY252 Carbs: 40.8g | Fat: 20.1g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 11.1g | Calories: 355
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Drink your veggies! Carbs: 19.8g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 3.4g | Protein: 3.2g | Calories: 84
I used to love grabbing smoothies, until I stumbled across the nutrition facts! I was really in shock when I looked up the nutritional information for my favorite smoothie, the jamba juice banana berry smoothie. The smoothie can contain up to 560 calories, and GET THIS, 115g of sugar. You think you are doing something good for your body, instead you are overloading it with tons of added sugar and other hidden culprits like frozen yogurt and sherbet! While the froyo and sherbet they add are fat free, they are desserts in themselves, and not something I want in mid day pick me up. Submitted by APHIAD Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 1g | Calories: 93.4
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Gear Question
I've got a question about the Flux Titan...
I've got a question about the Flux Titan RK bindings. I rode a pair of super titans a couple years back. They were super comfy, but they were prolly as heavy as they were comfortable. Is gonna be the case with this years RK's?
Josh Wood
I rode last years model of the rk, and these bindings are tits! I haven't ridden alot of different binders, but these i'd classify as a light/medium weight, about the same as the flows from last year that i returned. I've been riding my 03 ride spi's up until i got these and there is a huge difference in weight. hope This helps
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An Open Letter to Miley Cyrus after the MTV Video Music Awards
Dear Miley,
I'm not really sure why you feel the need to keep stabbing any existing memory of "Hannah Montana" in the heart. We got it a few years ago when you performed "Party in the USA" and used the pole on an ice cream cart as a stripper pole. We got it again—over and over—with the various photo spreads with you showing off body parts, grabbing your crotch— and the videos that are your own version of "Girls Gone Wild." Move over, Joe Francis. And we got it again last night in your Video Music Award stripper act performance.
You pretty much buried Hannah Montana for good after the last movie in 2010 (I know, it's hard to believe it hasn't been way longer than that), and you can stop dedicating every minute to stomping on her grave now. We got it. You are never, ever getting back together with that boring little school girl. Not when there's molly to ingest and beer to drink and miles of twerking to go before you sleep.
Your "We Can't Stop" performance at the VMAs last night, as you grinded up against dancers dressed as plushie teddy bears, looked like something out of a misguided "Baby's First Twerk" home video. Really, no one wants to see that and it's a good thing that Robin Thicke had on sunglasses for your performance together on "Blurred Lines" so we couldn't see his reaction as you stroked his crotch with a foam finger. Somehow, you made the women in the "Blurred Lines" video look classy. Nice job!
A friend of mine has coined a new term for performances like yours. He calls it "publicity art." It's certainly not music and it's not really performance art —there's not that much thought put into it. It's a calculated attempt at grabbing headlines and it works. But only for so long. And the really irritating thing about it is you have to keep upping the ante. No performer can keep that up forever.
Instead of trying to shock us with how shocking you are and expecting us all to clutch our pearls, why not really stun us with something: show us that you can sing. Some of us know you can from songs like "The Climb" and "Wrecking Ball," the song you released yesterday, but a lot of folks need a reminder. You don't have to stop dancing or even twerking and stomping around like some awkward dinosaur, but it would be nice if you quit sticking out your tongue more than Gene Simmons. It's almost like you have a facial tic.
No one expects you to dress up like you're headed to a church social though you certainly got some great reactions, including Rihanna's stony-faced, slightly bemused one. Not like she's one to talk.
We already know you Can't Be Tamed. That's so 2010. Why not show us that you can't be stopped because you're simply too talented.


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Debt collection on the Creditors behalf
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