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LA Weight Loss - Friends and Losers October 4-11View Full Version : Friends and Losers October 4-11 equinetcan 10-05-2009, 09:43 AM Good Morning everyone! I never get to start this thread. Hope everyone has a great week! Alannah equinetcan 10-05-2009, 09:49 AM I started this and I think I may have the dates wrong - oh well - you guys get the gist of it! We all know why we are here and when LOL I had a good weekend. I walked both days and we are going again this afternoon after an appointment that I have. Must be the way that I walk and place my feet cause it's the outside of my calf/ankle that hurts while I am walking. I keep going and hope that it will gradually get better as I go along. Its ok usually once I get home again and am not walking as much. But it isn't stopping me. Pain or not we keep going. I don't know if I am down anything yet or not cause I won't take my scale out for at least another couple of weeks. It's still playing hide and seek in my closet. It can hide and I won't seek it! Well, I must go have my breakfast - yogurt, grapes and toast this morning I think. I'll check in later..Happy Monday! JLem311 10-05-2009, 10:37 AM morning. Mama Nicole 10-05-2009, 11:14 AM WTG Alannah. Your postiive attitude is reallly refreshing on such a cold monday morning :) Do you have a good pair of walking shoes? You might want to go get yourself a new pair, and have them fitted. I was amazed the last time I took my 11 yo DD for gym shoes....the man told me that people often buy shoes that don't fit properly....that it is more important for the shoes to fit hwere we need the support than the length of the shoe. He said your foot needs to hit (the ball of the foot) in the right spot, otherwise the shoes do not do what they were designed to fit, and that most of us buy shoes that are too short for us...that we are uncomfortable with shoes that are a couple of cm's longer in the toes. I put my scale away also, but I am a bit nervous to get back on in a couple of weeks......I have had a few sweets lately. But....I am still kicking a$$ and taking names with my workouts. Hi Jillian :) Barbara....I have been thinking about you and DD........how is she doing? Katie.....are you surviving the last of the harvest? I've been thinking about you too :) Ok, have much work to do......I didn't do my laundry for a couple of days while my sissy and bestie were here......so I am a bit overwhelmed with work today. Oh, but one more thing.....my GF is starting another round of IL-2........they saw some delayed shrinkage of most of her tumors.....so they are giving it another go. Her first dose is at 5:00 p.m. Poor girl.....but so thankful there is a glimmer of hope now :) Ok, really goign now :) XOXO Kristinx 10-05-2009, 12:11 PM Bah! Stupid rainy Monday morning! What a downer...and I might have to fire someone today (ahhh!). Not a good start to the week. I think I might join a few of you in putting away my scale for awhile...especially when I exercise and the scale doesn't move I get REALLY mad. I did measurements on Friday though so perhaps that will be how I guage things for awhile... chiquita623 10-05-2009, 12:52 PM Just popping in to say Hi to you all. Not much new with me. Trying my best to stay OP but I think the weekends are evil and should be banned!! I struggle so much when I'm at home as opposed to work where I can only eat what I bring. Oh well, I'll find my mojo and rock the weekends. I just hope I find it soon!!! I like the idea of putting the scale away and only using measurements or how clothes fit to gauge my WL. I'm doing TBL challenge on another thread and have to WI so that is not an option right now. I'll just try not to dwell too much on the numbers for a while and see how that works for me. In all honesty I'd like to lose 25 pounds by next October. I figure in a year I can do that. Right??? Better get busy. Work is calling my name. Have a good Monday everyone. I'll try to check back in later in the day. Mama Nicole 10-05-2009, 02:22 PM Laurie....I never did congratulate you on your DD's great success of passing the boards :) What an accomplishment :) chiquita623 10-05-2009, 02:36 PM Thank you Nicole and everyone that sent their congrats. You'd think it was my accomplishment the way I'm bragging/boasting about it. Ha. Hoochie 10-05-2009, 03:23 PM Happy Monday everyone! I worked out doing my shred this weekend. It is getting easier but still really hard. Today will be day five as I skipped two days last week because I was so bloody sore!!!!! haha I can't believe this weekend is Thanksgiving already. I am getting on the scale to weigh in tomorrow and then I am putting it away for a week. I am going to my parents and my inlaws for Thanksgiving so I will be eating two big meals. Its going to be a portion controlled weekend....... So anybody have any great ideas about puppy training??? When do they sleep through the night???? My pup gets up at 1am and 4am every night. I am exhausted by morning. I am scared to let her cry because I worked so hard to get her to bark when she wants outside. I don't remember my other dogs being so trying...maybe its the breed. Good thing she is so dam cute!!!! Ojay, I'll check in later...yawn!!!!! Joan mj2007 10-05-2009, 03:52 PM Hi everyone...happy Monday! Our car broke down and my husband is busy fixing it.Therefore I haven't made it to the COD for my measurements yet...and had to practically live on Lean Cuisine for past few days....not I am scared to go for my measurements :?: Nothing much happening...except I done my Thanks Giving shopping ( oct 12). I am planning to try the crustless pumpkin pie...anyone else tried that from the La-book? Sure some feedbacks would be nice :) Also would love to hear what others from Canada are planning? Joan already got great plans :) BarbaraB 10-05-2009, 03:53 PM Laurie, Congrats on your DD and her achievment. It would be weird if you were not proud of her and boasting about such a large achievement. Nicole, My DD remains sick and getting sicker and weaker all the time. I just don't know what to do to get some doctor to take a serious look. She is giving up hope and thinking she'll never be able to function as an independent person again if this keeps up... She has another appt tomorrow and my DH is going with her. She came over and just cried for two hours about how awful it has been for her and I felt so helpless and then I didn't sleep all night after from the worry of it all... chiquita623 10-05-2009, 04:15 PM Thanks Barbara. My dad has Mineire's Disease ( I think that's what you said your DD has). It took a long time for him to get any relief from it. He ended up going to the Shea Clinic in Tennessee (Memphis or Nashville I think). They specialize in this type of illness and he's been great ever since. Just thought I'd throw that out there. I can get the number if you want and the name of the doctor and more details about what they did for him and let you know. sweetandspicy 10-05-2009, 04:39 PM I had a horrible weekend my mom was in the hospital for an irregular heart beat, but they think it is under control now. She is home today, so that makes her somewhat happy. She still looks bad and she has to wear a monitor and take 3 medications and have all these test. I just hope everything turns out ok. She has a bad history of heart diease in her family and she is a nurse so she hides things and never tells us how bad it really is. My kids are off for Fall Break so our house is utter chaos. I think that has kept me somewhat from worrying about my mom. My kids need structure and when they do not get it, well you can imagine. Barbara- sorry about your DD. My mother also has mineres dieases and Laurie is right, she sees a specialist here in Knoxville,TN he is only here certain days and I believe his office is in Nashville, but she does very well with it and was diagnoised quite awhile ago. (her current problems are not related) KristinX- Hope your Day gets better Joan and MJ- Happy Thanksgiving Laurie- I just weigh on Monday mornings that seems to help me just to weigh once a week. I can not gauge on my clothes because of TOM right now my pants are tight but I have lost almost a pound since last week when I got them. Alannah- great job on the walking. Nicole- good insight on shoes. I think I will look into that.. aguerin 10-05-2009, 04:50 PM Hello All. So sorry to hear about all the illnesses with mineres diease. Yikes! Not alot going on with me. My trip to Baltimore last week was draining and not OP. I will have to take some recovery steps this week. Why is pasta so easily available and vegetables not? I will try to get on the scale in the a.m., but not looking forward to it. This weather change is not helping much either. Kristinx 10-05-2009, 05:01 PM Day just keeps getting crazier...ugh! Joan...I crate trained my dog from Day 1 and never had to get up during the night with her. Just had to make sure I was all ready to go outside when I let her out cause she had a hard time holding it as soon as I opened that crate door in the morning! Somewhere around 6 months old I didn't have to crate her at night anymore, just during the day (when she wasn't in doggy daycare). At first I thought crate training was a little cruel but I wouldn't do it any other way ever again! Aww you just made me miss my lil puppy...she just turned 5! But that puppy stage was trying! Good luck! equinetcan 10-05-2009, 06:02 PM Joan - I also crate trained both my dogs. Casey was my Jack Russell and she was a hyper handful as a puppy and it worked wonders for her. Not once did I have to get up through the night. She used to go into her crate when we were home sometimes to nap - it was so cute LOL Nicole - I actually just got a brand new pair of sneaks last week. They are New Balance ones and they fit really well. In fact these are the first pair I have ever had that I didn't get a blister or anything while breaking them in. The pain I get is on the outside of my calf - not the back so I'm pretty sure it's because of the way I place my foot and the muscles and such just need to get over it lol. It's happened before and it gets better as I get out more. They hurt more now cause we've walked now for 4 days straight and I think maybe I just need to give them a day so tomorrow we aren't going but I am going to do other stuff instead so I'll still get a workout (hello modified shred!). I plan to go back to the shred fulltime next week again. After our walk we had coffee and a 3 hour chat :). I love being able to do that. I missed having someone so close to home to do things with. I want to weigh myself but I won't. Not till halloween is my plan. We'll see if I make it that far. It is canadian thanksgiving up here this weekend. No special plans for me. probably just try and buy a small chicken or maybe a turkey breast and put it in the crockpot for the day. I don't have to worry about the pies and such as I don't eat that stuff anyway. Hope everyone is having a good day..check in later Mama Nicole 10-05-2009, 06:13 PM Thank you Nicole and everyone that sent their congrats. You'd think it was my accomplishment the way I'm bragging/boasting about it. Ha. Oh, but it is :) You raised her well enought to accomplish great things :) JerseyMadchen 10-05-2009, 09:14 PM Hey guys! Sorry I haven't checked in recently, it's been crazy hectic around here with moving adn the new job and all. We're finally moved in! I want to clean the kitchen and unpack some kitchen boxes tonight, but it's 8:15, and I had a heavy pasta dinner and two glassess of wine. I am exhausted. But then again, I NEED my counters clean to cook. Nothing's happening on the diet front. I wish. Once I get a little more settled I will start working out and eatting better. Well, sorry I don't have time for personals! I'll check in later! Hope everyone's doing well!! Kimphin 10-06-2009, 09:17 AM Thank you Nicole and everyone that sent their congrats. You'd think it was my accomplishment the way I'm bragging/boasting about it. Ha. Laurie - You did accomplish it! Brag away, honey. NJAmy - I remember moving into our house and being paralyzed by indecision as to where to put stuff away. I had ALL of this room - yet I was petrified that I wouldn't put it in the perfect place. (Wow - I always joke that I have OCD... but apparently I do show some tendencies!) Good luck! Alannah- I get that same pain down my outer calf when I start working out - make sure that you stretch really well before AND after your walks - it will get better. Joan- I crate trained too. He loved his crate for a year - would run in there at bedtime and when he was getting disciplined or if there were small children around (his worst nightmare) - I always made sure to keep that as his "safe" place to go to. At or about his first birthday he wanted OUT! And that was it - never went in again. Now I am considering bringing it out again since he is 15 and getting incontenent. I have a paper due today - I'm not into this class at all. I did just find out that they are going to let me finish a lot of my classes through independent study, though, so Yay! Kimphin 10-06-2009, 09:19 AM Oh hey - forgot the BEST news - Has anyone tried the new sugar free Jello MOUSSE cups???? They are to DIE FOR!!!!! 60 calories of heaven. They come in caramel or chocolate mousse. I love them both - they are a great little fix when the craving hits. Not sure how they would count on plan - if at all.... JLem311 10-06-2009, 09:52 AM morning all. hope everyone has a good day! not much going on with me.. Clanori 10-06-2009, 12:21 PM Hi all.Doing pretty good here.We have had the stomach flu making the rounds here.No fun.Started out with migraine headaches and then the stomach crud.I am just now getting over it.So I guess I can say the diet has been going good.LOL.Only been doing liquids.Well have to get on with the morning and start teaching my kiddo.Have a great day. Mama Nicole 10-06-2009, 01:02 PM Oh girls, I have been bad. DH has been out of town fo rthe last two days, and I just get a really bad attitude when he is gone. It kinda feels like, well, whatever gets me through the day attitude. Anyway, my eating has been bad, and I haven't worked out for TWO DAYS IN A ROW. I know, I know.....but have no fear, I am going to work out in a few minutes . And I am going to get up early again tomorrow, cuz I feel sooo much better whenI do that. The last couple of days have been just depressing and icky. I don't know if it is just cuz DH is gone, or if it is cuz I have slept in a bit and not gotten my workouts in. My mom always says I am love sick when DH is gone. lol. She said for real, she notices a difference in my overall attitude, that I am just down when he out of town. I guess that wouldn't be a completely crazy, since he really is the other half of me, and carries most of the sanity with him :) Anyway......I am not going to let this two day depression continue for even one more hour. It is on. Look out Jillian Michaels......I have a chip on my shoulder today :) Have a great day girls :) And Dan :) XOXO Mama Nicole 10-06-2009, 01:04 PM And how about that Brett Favre in purple? Man, he was ON FIRE last night :) It was the best game I have seen since the one when Brett's dad died. And the Packers fought sooo hard........I have a lot of respect for Aaron Rodgers, I think he will go far :) dawn78 10-06-2009, 02:05 PM Nicole - I love seeing him in purple. I'm not a huge football fan but I like a little drama now and again and him coming to the Vikings makes the game really exciting to watch. Now if we would have lost last night, that would have been a different story of course! dawn78 10-06-2009, 02:10 PM Does any one have any must see or must do things for Boston and Maine. DH & I are leaving tomorrow morning for a wedding on Saturday in Maine so we have a little time to do some sight seeing. We fly into Boston and plan on spending the night and the next day/afternoon there and then we head up to Maine. I can't wait, I've never been to that part of the country! I do plan on eating seafood at every meal. I'm told I'll never want to eat the seafood that gets shipped to Minnesota ever again after eating the real thing. Kristinx 10-06-2009, 02:31 PM Hmmm I haven't been to Boston in years but I remember loving Quincy market! I just love Boston though...it's like a larger version of Halifax I find. Fun factoid...The city of Halifax sends Boston a big Christmas tree every year as a thank you for their help during the Halifax explosion of 1917 :) And yeah if you are a seafood fan eat lots of it! Oddly enough, growing up on the East Coast I don't even like seafood lol...and I work for a seafood company! Though this summer I did try steaming lobster instead of boiling and it was really good! Hoochie 10-06-2009, 02:35 PM Well I got on the scale this week and I am exactly the same, no gain, no loss. I had to get on the scale twice just to make sure. I have to say I was a little disappointed especailly since I worked out this week. I have been weighing in every Tuesday morning. Next Tuesday will be right after our Canadian Thanksgiving so my goal is to work out for the next 3 nights since I will be away for the weekend. Well my puppy is a little brat alright. I love her so much though! I am kennel training her however she feels the need to bark at around 2am and 4am every morning to go outside. I just can't seem to get her to sleep in her kennel thru the night. She has a shreaking bark for such a little thing. I get up, take her ouside and put her back in the kennel and she goes back to sleep temporarily. I think she waits til I get back into a good sleep and then she barks again.....I feel like I have a baby again! Anyways I should run. Have a great day everyone! Joan Mama Nicole 10-06-2009, 03:01 PM Ah, Joan....you do have a baby again :) It won't take long, and she won't wake you in the night. It takes a few weeks for their bladder to catch up with our sleep schedules :) My puppy used to wake up like that...I'd take yher outside, she'd go potty, and then she would cry for about 15 minutes when I put her back in her crate. She was persistant, for sure, be it only took about a week before she gave up. It was just like having a baby. Well, I did it.....I shredded....and it was hard today, but I did it. I am enjoying some grapes right now, and I am going to eat a sensible lunch. Dawn......enjoy the seafood. DH and I are going to go out east one day just for the eating. Someday..... Have to run now, I have a constipated boy with a sinus infection and a fever of 102, a boy with a cough and a fever of 99.8, and a girl with a tummy ache. This is how they roll when DH is out of town......I swear, it's a conspiracy! XOX Kristinx 10-06-2009, 03:50 PM Oh Nicole you must have your hands full! I myself am not feeling too hot...getting chills and sweats with a tightness in my chest/upper back...I'm hoping it's not the flu...I'm supposed to stay at work tonight for some crew presentations and I just don't know if I should...given the fact I am telling everyone else to stay home if they are sick as part of my pandemic plan I wonder if I should take my own advice.. sweetandspicy 10-06-2009, 04:46 PM Joan- disappointing, but it will come off just keep exercising, you are doing great!! Good luck with the Puppy!! Potty training anyone is hard!!! Dawn- I have not been in Boston in a long time but I remember the Ducktours being fun and visiting Cheers where they based the old TV show. Nicole- I understand what you mean about your DH. I feel a little lost without him. He says when he is away I want him home and when he is there all the time I find ways to get rid of him. Not sure if that is true or not. Kristin- hope you feel better!! My mom is doing better. She is home from the hospital with a heart monitor. I am so happy she got to go home, she already looks better and attitude has impoved greatly. The kids are all here and there and I am so tired of running I never thought I would say this but I am looking forward to when Josh can drive. This weekend just about did me in. I am so sleepy, I just want to go home and get in bed!!! Not going to happen but a girl can dream!! If I can quit eating chocolate and exercised this week I will feel I really accomplised something, so I am going to focus on that!!! Hoochie 10-06-2009, 05:31 PM Thanks Amy! I am going to keep exercising especially since my hubby does it with me! I am glad to hear that your Mom is feeling better. Wow everyone is sick. Get better Kristin and don't go to work when you are sick..... Nicole- yes everything goes crazy when my DH goes out of town too.... I hope your kids get better! chow for now.... Joan mj2007 10-07-2009, 12:13 AM Hi ladies Just wanted to drop by and share that I am officially down 20lbs today :carrot: It has been difficult journey...but the end results justify everything :) So i rewarded myself with a Weight Watchers brownie tonite. Oh...btw...I graduated from Rapid Results to LA my Way. It is a gold color book with a restaurant guide ( KFC, red Lobster etc). So if anyone needs that guide...PM me. It is impossible for me to type that here. Cheers Kimphin 10-07-2009, 09:52 AM Dawn - where in Maine are you headed? There's lots to do! The outlet shops in Kittery, Go past George H.W. Bush's family compound in Kennebunkport, Lighthouses and more lighthouses - and, if you are in York - stop by the Goldenrod to watch the salt water taffy being made (and although this is a diet site - you have to try the penuche fudge ice cream sundae - to die for!) Heading to the Keith Urban/Sugarland concert tonight with DH - can't wait! Nicole - you really do get lovesick - I remember from other trips of his how sad you get. I've only gotten that way one time - when I was away on an administrator's retreat at a rustic resort in the Adirondacks and it was beautiful. I got really sad and missed Don. You will just have to stick around here more often until he gets back. MJ - Congrats on reaching 20lbs! Hoochie 10-07-2009, 06:27 PM OMG What a day!!! My son has been driving for less than a month. Today his tire blew off and his truck spun into a meridian. Thank God no one was hurt and he didn't hit anything or anyone. Couldn't get a hold of my DH so there I am in the cold all dressed up since I came from the office with it snowing trying to figure out how to get one tire off and get the spare one on. We actually did it!! It took us a while to figure out. He will probably be freaked out for a while now..... Looks like I might be tire shopping tonight at Walmart!!!!! aghhhhh Okay just had to vent for a bit!! Joan BarbaraB 10-07-2009, 09:44 PM Joan, What a scare! I think it is often worse for the parents than it is for the kids. At least I seem to worry more for my own child than she does for herself. I do find myself being a lot more faithful to the exercise when my DH does it with me. It helps keep me on track. Kim, Hope you are having fun a the concert tonight. Congrats MJ, 20 pounds is an achievement. Nicole, So sweet that you miss your DH so much. When my DH is out of town, I have a hard time functioning well, since he brings me coffee every morning. It just starts my day out on a good note to have coffee (often brought to me in bed, since he is a morning person and I'm much less of a morning person so it is his way of saying get up already). equinetcan 10-07-2009, 10:28 PM Well today was a dreary, pouring rain and chilly day here. Really crappy day actually. I was dopey and tired all day and wanted to do nothing today. Tomorrow the sun should make an appearance for hopefully a little bit anyway. Tomorrow is doggie day...go get my Chancey around lunchtime or so. At least I'll have a fuzzy footwarmer for a few days :). Not much for me to report today..maybe tomorrow will be more interesting. LOL Kristinx 10-07-2009, 11:16 PM I was looking through my old pics on facebook...back when I had lost weight before....then some recent ones...it's not good...I feel horrible that after all that work before I let it all go and gained the weight back...I need to get serious or I am going to HATE my wedding pictures! I know that's a little vain and I will enjoy my wedding day no matter what but I am officially sick of making bad choices and feeling uncomfotable in my own body! Ok..rant over...still sick and stressed...hoping I'll wake up in a better mood and feeling better Mama Nicole 10-07-2009, 11:40 PM Hey, where is Cecilia? sweetandspicy 10-08-2009, 09:19 AM Good Thursday morning to you all!! The sun is already shining and the promise of a wonderful day has arrived. I have been at work for 13 minutes and no Emergency yet. It has been great so far. I hope everyones day is wonderful. As you can see I am trying to have more of a postive attitude today, hopefully it continues. Joan- Sorry about your sons accident, at least no one was hurt and great job on changing the tire. Nicole- I have no idea where Cecil is, it has been months since she checked in maybe she is lurking and will let us know how it is going. Kim- let us know how the concert is, I think sugarland would be great in concert she seems so genuine and country! Alannah- have a great day with your pup and I am sure the sun will be shining your way soon!! Mj great job on your 20lbs lost. WAy to go!!! JLem311 10-08-2009, 09:36 AM morning all. workout is done, having some coffee and a SB bar. hope everyone has a good day! Hoochie 10-08-2009, 12:14 PM Barb- Yes we always worry about our kids. I felt just terrible for him yesterday. It was quite a learning experience for both of us. I was so proud of how he handled the whole situation. He is growing up on me.... Alannah- Oh I don't like the cold and rainy weather either. Today may be a good day for you to read a book and take it easy. We all need one of those days. Have fun with your puppy. I have to go buy my puppy some little booties since she is so little. She is still being a little you know what at night...I hope she sleeps thru the night soon. Kristin- Oh I hate looking at my old photos of the skinny me.... It can be depressing. Just remember that you can get there again.. You will be a beautiful bride! You are a beautiful lady! Amym- Thank for all of your positive thoughts. We all need some reinforcement once in a while. Where are you Cecilia????? Okay have a great day everyone!!! Joan Mama Nicole 10-09-2009, 12:36 PM Morning friends :) jewljz 10-09-2009, 03:09 PM Good morning :) I guess everyone is off doing something fun today while I sit here at work... its pretty rainy outside so I don't mind. I weighed in today for our company's biggest loser challenge and am happy to report that although I feel like my butt is getting bigger - I stayed the same for all 3 months! JerseyMadchen 10-11-2009, 01:31 PM KristinX- YOu're on facebook and holding out on us?? I understand the whole body image and photos things too. Feel free to browse me photos! I was very upset about my "fat" wedding pics. Now I just don't think about it. I am in totaly DENIAL about my size. vBulletin® v3.6.7, Copyright ©2000-2015, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
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I've got the same question about how picked your compressor as Spencer, I don't mind using junk yard parts so much as I've got an older, dirtier truck but I need to know what I'm lookin for before I go buyin a bunch till I find one that fits.. Obviously.
Thanks to this thread, I started (barely) this project. I've done about all I can before I pull the trigger on the compressor, but I did a ton of research on exactly which compressor will work and hopefully give you the least amount of trouble.
take a look at my thread for the homework side, and use this thread for the actual fabrication side. once life calms down for me, Ill tackle this project and maybe make a sticky- worthy writeup.
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As Bugs Bunny reads a book on "How to Multiply," he is interrupted by a crying Easter Bunny who complains of sore feet. Bugs volunteers, "I'll deliver the Technicolor hen fruit for ya!" Reminded to "keep smiling," Bugs sings a gooney song, "I'm the Easter Rabbit, Hooray."
His first stop is a mean little kid (so mean that, in one scene, he clicks off a gun in his mouth) who heckles the hare by chanting, "I Wanna Easter Egg, I Wanna Easter Egg." Returning, Bugs is goaded by the Easter Bunny into one more try.
This time, Bugs is greeted by banners and posters welcoming the Easter Bunny. It's the home of Elmer Fudd, who is hungry for "Easter wabbit stew." Elmer is disguised as a baby, but Bugs is suspicious. Bugs smashes an egg in Elmer's hand and takes off. Elmer ambushes Bugs: "I can't miss with my Dick Twacy hat!" The trap sends Bugs and Elmer through a Tunnel of Love. Bugs performs a magic trick which destroys Elmer's pocket watch. Fudd gets his gun and chases Bugs. The Easter Bunny puts up a rope to stop Bugs. In a daze, Bugs returns and manages to paint Elmer's head like an Easter egg for the mean little kid to pound with his hammer. Bugs takes care of the Easter Bunny by lighting a fuse on an explosive egg. Bugs reminds the Easter Bunny: "Keep smiling."
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- November 23, 2011
- Holden pulls sponsorship after 'fat slag' rant
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- Sandilands abused journo after review of show
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BESIEGED shock jock Kyle Sandilands faces further backlash from sponsors in the face of growing public disgust over his abusive on-air rant against a news.com.au journalist.
Yesterday car giant Holden pulled its lucrative sponsorship of the Kyle and Jackie O show, with retailer Good Guys following soon after.
The radio host called the reporter a "fat slag" and made derogatory remarks about her hair and breasts on Tuesday morning on his show, after an article critical of the debut of his new TV show, A Night with the Stars.
Last night an online petition had attracted more than 1000 signatures as disgusted listeners ramped up the pressure on more sponsors to drop the abrasive Sandilands.
Vodafone, Blackmores, Fantastic Furniture and Telstra were all in their sights, as Channel 7 and Austereo remained silent on Sandilands' conduct.
The Good Guys said it did not "condone the recent actions of KyleSandilands and has withdrawn breakfast sponsorship of the Kyle and Jackie O show".
Holden distanced themselves on Tuesday from his comments and yesterday confirmed they were ending their commercial arrangement with the show.
"Recent comments made on the Kyle and Jackie O breakfast show do not in any way reflect the views or opinions of Holden and we are very disappointed to hear Kyle's personal attack on a journalist," Holden spokeswoman Kate Lonsdale said.
"We believe the show is no longer in line with Holden's core values and as a result we have taken action to withdraw our sponsorship of the program, effective immediately."
Austereo, which airs Sandiland's radio show, and Channel Seven, which produced A Night with the Stars, are refusing to take any action over his comments.
Sandilands took issue with the journalist after she reported that viewers had called his 90-minute TV special "awkward" and a "disaster" on Twitter.
He said on his 2DayFM show morning: "Some fat slag on the Telegraph website, sorry, news.com.au, has already branded it a disaster. You can tell by reading the article she just hates us. What a fat bitter thing you are. You've got a nothing job anyway. You're a piece of shit."
His co-host Jackie O joked that Sandilands didn't take criticism well. Sandilands then named the journalist and said: "You are supposed to be impartial, you little troll ... You're a bullshit artist girl. That's what you are. You should be fired from your job."
After Jackie O told listeners that the article contained a picture of the reporter, Sandilands said: "You haven't got that much titty to be wearing that low cut a blouse. Watch your mouth girl, or I will hunt you down."
Holden said it was disappointed with Sandilands' behaviour. "Kyle Sandilands' comments do not on any way reflect the views or opinions of Holden and we are very disappointed to hear his personal attack on a journalist. We have raised our serious concerns with the station directly. "
News.com.au asked 2DayFM if it stood behind Sandilands and if thought those sorts of comments were acceptable. It replied: "No comment." Channel Seven, which also produces Australia's Got Talent on which Kyle Sandilands is a judge, was asked the same questions and had yet to reply at time of publication.
Sandilands launched his threatening tirade just days out from White Ribbon Day - the UN-backed initiative to highlight violence against women.
This is not the first time Sandilands has crossed the line.
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News.com.au can reveal that the broadcasting watchdog, ACMA, imposed a licence condition on Austereo over Sandilands' on-air questioning of a 14-year-old girl about her sexual history.
Sandilands was pulled off the air for two weeks in 2009 after he invited the girl to take a lie detector test. The girl revealed she had been raped, to which Sandilands replied "so that's the only experience you've had?".
Sandilands was fired from his job as Australian Idol host over the affair and Optus withdrew its online advertising from his radio show.
Psychologists said the stunt was tantamount to child abuse and called for the show to be cancelled. However, 2DayFM's owners, Austero, refused to dump Sandilands and insisted he had not been suspended.
ACMA was unable to investigate Sandilands and hit Austereo with an Enforceable Undertaking, which would have resulted in heavy fines, because of a legal loophole. The licence condition imposed on Austereo over the affair concerns child welfare.
Kyle: Some fat slag on the Telegraph website, sorry, the news.com.au, has already branded it a disaster. You can tell by reading the article she just hates us, and has always hated us. She trawled through the twitter comments and pulled out all the bad comments and ran them. What a fat bitter thing you are, you deputy editor of an online thing. You've got a nothing job anyway. You're a piece of shit.
Jackie O: You take criticism so well. I don't think I heard Hamish and Andy do this when this happened.
Kyle: I don't care. Hamish and Andy handle their things the way that they do. But this low thing, ... I can tell you, you are supposed to be impartial, you little troll.
Jackie O: Is it in the TV section?
Kyle: No, it's on news.com.au. (Reads out the review.) "video killed the radio star. Shock jock Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O are maybe the latest airwave talent to fall victim of the small screen. Within minutes of the radio duo's highly anticipated program a night with the stars premiered, fans had already taken to twitter to pronounce the 90-minute special 'awkward and a 'disaster'. You're a bullshit artist, girl. That's what you are. You should be fired from your job. And your hair. Your hair is very 90s.
Jackie O: They've put a picture of her?
Kyle: Yeah, and your blouse. You haven't got that much titty to be wearing that low cut a blouse. Watch your mouth, girl, or I will hunt you down.
Jackie O: You have got to learn to take it on the chin a little bit.
Kyle: No. Even people I hate, I give them the benefit of the doubt.
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Julie Hudson Posted at 1:35 PM January 17, 2012
He is just like Howard Stern. I will not watch America's Got Talent because he's going to be one of the judges. I wonder how many others will boycott the show.
Peter Howard Posted at 11:01 PM December 06, 2011
I refuse to listen to, or watch, anything including Sandilands. Any brand associated with him is a brand I will refuse too use. This arrogant, opinionated, bitter big head with very little talent needs to be dropped rapidly. None of my friends or colleagues have a single good thing to say about him.
Saf Posted at 8:09 AM November 29, 2011
I think journalists don't have much integrity anymore but if a journalist takes sandilands down then all power to her!


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on al Qaeda-style Terrorism on which I usually focus, I call to your
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In a "Small Wars" context but with very serious implications relating to
the worldwide Cold War II now being waged between (a) America and the West
on the one hand and (b) our new "Islamo-fascist" enemies and some of our
"Socialist" enemies from Cold War I on the other, there was a close
electoral victory for our side last week in Venezuela.
That South American country's egomaniacal, "Socialism or
Death" dictator Hugo Chavez was narrowly defeated in the carefully
contrived December 2, 2007 referendum which would have enabled him to
follow in Fidel Castro's "President for Life" footsteps. So, a genuine
"Hooray For Our Side !!" is very much in order.
But tempering this good news is the fact that this tyrant's current term
in office extends all the way to 2012. And almost surely, this supposed
"fool" and "buffoon" -- who is anything but funny in his impatient quest
for dictatorial powers -- will be trying again in the near future to turn
the Venezuelan Constitution on its head. Already, in fact, he has
proclaimed: "For me, this is not a defeat. It is [merely] for now."
The next time around, the increasingly repressed, intimidated, brainwashed
and "bought" people of that oldest of Latin American democracies may not
have the fortitude and the election day turnout to repeat their recent
pro-liberty, anti-Communist verdict of "Venezuela Si, CUBAzuela No."
And even if these good people do manage again to hold their ground at the
ballot boxes and in the vote-counting, Horrible Hugo will for many
years remain a deadly threat to US national security and a round-the-clock
fomenter of instability throughout Central and South America.
Even if left to his grandiose pretenses of a so-called "Bolivarian
Revolution," this would be a very serious matter. But the
situation becomes far more deadly when we note that this oil-rich
tyrant is now openly and aggressively allied with several "Death to
America" regimes and terrorist-designated organizations in the Middle East
and elsewhere.
Notice, please, that when he and Iran's apocalyptic President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad are together, they walk around literally holding hands !! In
this state of mutual admiration, all of the raging religious differences
between radical Islam and Chavez's avowed Christianity are set completely
aside -- as long as their common pseudo-religious fervor is one of Hate
Bush and of Death to America.
A de facto "CUBAzuelan Empire?"
In the US media, it is significant that even before this interfaith love
affair developed in recent months, the highly influential Washington Post
noticed storm clouds in Latin America. A major January 27, 2007 editorial
in the Post, which is normally oblivious to Leftist and "Progressive"
threats to US national security, was boldly entitled "Venezuela's
Correctly, it painted a highly worrisome picture of the rabid
anti-Americanism which has spread in recent years from communist Cuba to
at least three other neo-Stalinist regimes in South and Central America --
Venezuela, Nicaragua and Bolivia.
With Fidel and Raul Castro's 50-year-old tyranny still serving as their
ideological base but with Hugo Chavez's Venezuela now serving as the BIG
OIL financier of this fascist-Left foursome, the Post's excellent
editorial might well have been titled "CUBAzuela's Empire" -- comprised of
the Cuban motherland and the copy-cat (and the newly renamed) client
states of Hugo Chavez's Cubazuela, Daniel Ortega's Cubaragua and Evo
Morales' Cubalivia.
Even in "peaceful" times this would be troubling news. But far worse
during a life-and-death Global War on al Qaeda-style Terrorism is the
fact that all of these regimes have brotherly relationships with the
murderous likes of Iran, Syria, North Korea, al Qaeda, Hizballah and every
other anti-Western entity on the planet. And add to this dark cloud the
large weapons purchases and trade agreements now being made from and
with both Russia and China, as well.
And recall, please, how very close Mexico came last year to electing still
another self-declared "Socialist" government in the region -- and how much
on that same slippery slope Argentina, Equador and Peru already seem to
be. While none of this targeted forsome are openly Castroite or
Chavista, all are being pulled, cajoled and even "brainwashed" in that
same statist, command-economy and anti-capitalist direction.
And what is that direction? As "President For Life" Fidel Castro prepares
to exit the scene after almost 50 long years of single-party tyranny, he
leaves a 70-percent Black Cuban dystopia of egalitarian poverty and silent
suffering -- except, of course, for his and half-brother Raul's communist
nomenclatura (Party bigwigs) whose all-White, well-fed ruling junta is
still the Soviet-style Politburo.
As Fidel's "People's Paradise" baton is passed to Comrade Chavez, Horrible
Hugo's own "Socialism or Death" and "President for Life" and "Death to
America" and "Bush is the Devil" rantings are setting the scene for his
people to suffer exactly the same torments that a half century
of Fidelismo has brought to Cuba -- where thousands of political prisoners
have languished and died in what is at long last becoming known derisively
as the "Gulag Guevara" it has always been in fact.
Eye-opener -- The Cuba-Chile Comparison
The extent of this socio-economic and civil liberties tragedy for the
Cuban people since 1960 can best be understood by a detailed comparison
between what has happened in Cuba and in Chile during these almost five
From a roughly equal standing in most relevant factors (gross national
product, personal income, housing, retirement security, property
ownership, capital investment, human rights, manufacturing, agriculture,
trade and commerce, etc.) a free-enterprise and quasi-welfare-state Chile
has achieved three or four times the socio-economic standing of a
"Socialism or Death" Cuba.
Those naive souls who excuse this half century of brutality and
deprivation by citing Cuba's grassroots literacy program and broad-based
(but largely rudimentary) health services should be forced to admit that
two of Nazi Germany's major prewar energizers involved the lockstep
efficient education of "Hitler Youth" and the physical fitness of the
entire German population -- all the better to serve the anticipated
"Thousand Year Reich," of course.
As Dr. Enrique Canton and Dr. Sergio de Paz of the Florida-based
Commission of Studies for the Freedom of Cuba have observed: "...
education and health are used in the island-prison as implacable
instruments of ideological, mental and psychological control of the
unfortunate citizens."
These same deadly comparisons would in due course apply to a socialist and
increasingly communoid (communist-like) CUBAzuela, as well -- though the
process of deterioration might be masked and delayed by that former
democracy's enormous "nationalized" income from oil exports.
Steady Spread of the "Cubazuela" Label
Finally, there is an easy way to confirm both the accuracy and the
street-corner viability of the newly coined "Cubazuela" label for this
beleaguered Latino democracy -- which is even now being ruled almost
entirely (and "legally" so, according to a unanimous vote of the lapdog
Congress) by Presidential Edict, which is nothing but a euphemism for
Simply take time to Google-search the new label and observe how
persuasively and how widely this frame of reference is already spreading
in both English-language and Latino commentary.
In due course, the list of truthfully negative new labels and slogans by
which the people of Central and South America can readily condemn their
(and the late, great Latino nationalist Simon Bolivar's) clearly
internationalist and largely "Bolchevista" enemies should include
o Venezuela Si ! CUBAzuela NO !!
o Nicaragua Si ! CUBAragua NO !!
o No a la Revolucion "Chavista-Bolchevista"
o En Cuba: Abajo El Gulag Guevara
o Viva Una Teologia de LIBERTAD
o Abajo El Fascismo de la Izquierda
o El Fascismo, El Comunismo -- Son Lo Mismo !!
o Socialismo O Muerte ?? (Viva La Muerte !!)
o En CUBAragua: Abajo Las "Stalinistas"
o No Al "CommieCzar" Chavez
While such slogans and labels do not constitute a magic wand for
destroying the enemy outright, each of them is a simple way to tell
the truth about who these enemies of the people really are -- rather than
the "voice of the people" and the "populists" they so deceitfully pretend
to be.
Socialist Superstars -- both Left and Right
Finally, when Comrade Chavez and others of his ilk speak of "21st Century
Socialism," he tries to put a human face on a demonic force which -- in
the patently false names of "People Power" and "Progressive Movements" and
"Wars of National Liberation" -- has been led for almost a century by such
other Fascist-Left and fascist-Right SOCIALIST role models as
* V.I. Lenin (USSR)
* Joseph Stalin (USSR)
* Adolf Hitler (Germany)
* Benito Mussolini (Italy)
* Mao Tse-Tung (China)
* Pol Pot (Cambodia)
* Ho Chi Minh (Vietnam)
* Kim Il-Sung (North Korea)
* Kim Jung-Il (North Korea)
* Idi Amin (Uganda)
* Moammar Qadhafi (Libya)
* Ayatollah Khomeini (Iran)
* Fidel Castro (Cuba)
* Hafez al-Assad (Syria)
* Saddam Hussein (Iraq)
* Mingistu Haille Miriam (Ethiopia)
* Nicolai Ceausescu (Hungary)
* Slobodan Milosevic (Yugoslavia)
* Robert Mugabe (Zimbabwe)
* Hugo Chavez (Venezuela)
* Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (Iran)
Of course, the history of geopolitics boasts of still other thugs and
tyrants: among them, Tito of Yugoslavia, Marcos of the Philippines, Ortega
of Nicaragua, Pinochet of Chile, Nasser of Egypt, Peron and "The Generals"
of Argentina, "The Colonels" of Greece, and Duvalier of Haiti.
But these unsavory characters -- some of whom (Pinochet, for example)
actually blocked the way of tyrants who would have been far worse -- are
really second-stringers, even bench-warmers, when compared to the real
Superstars of World Socialism. (Socialism, by the way, is properly defined
as a perverse socio-economic system in which the economy is either OWNED
by the Government or CONTROLLED by the Government to a degree which is
essentially equivalent to ownership.)
These "Superstars," as history is our tearful witness, have presided over
the wholesale murder of perhaps as many as 250 million (250,000,000) of
our fellow human beings -- to say nothing of the starvation, the torture,
the political imprisonment, the death marches, the enslavement, the
forcing into exile, and the daily repression (a.k.a. "social justice" and
"people's democracy") they have showered upon literally hundreds of
millions more.
And for those naive souls who persist in the fantasy that "Communist" and
"Fascist" varieties of socialism are inherently different, let us end such
nonsense with a quotation from none other than Adolf Hitler, reflective of
the glory days of his infamous Friendship Pact with Joseph Stalin:
"The petit bourgeois social democrat and trade union boss will never make
a National Socialist, but the Communist always will... There is more that
unites us than divides us from Bolshevism... above all the genuine
revolutionary spirit."
The point is that Comrade Chavez is both a communist and a fascist. The
bottom line is that the "Forces of Socialism" are themselves the dreaded
Forces of Fascism, as well -- or as President Ronald Reagan once labeled
them in their Soviet incarnations, "the Focus of Evil in the modern
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Ok... so a buddy of mine is kind off a new age hippy dippy sort, and challenged me to come up with a company for him to sell these things called 'binaural beats'. A Binaural Beat is created by playing two different frequencies, and when you hear them they make a rhythm — think dial tone. The idea behind these is that if you play different frequencies in each ear what your mind interprets in the middle will take you to a different state of mind, i.e: relaxed, meditative, or energized.
To me it's snake oil - but i still thought I'd have a fun time branding snake oil for those co-op grocery granola yuppie yoga sort.
First came up with the name Auralab - aural lab, aura lab.... auralab... I liked it because it gives the brand legs incase he wanted to make things like yoga mats or something. I also liked the combination of the loosy goosey 'aura' and the scientific 'lab'
When I started drawing the type I took this dichotomy very literally, creating organic cursive like hippy type for aura, and rectilinear structured letters for lab, and then merging the two with a cursive lowercase l... this was to reflect the idea of two frequencies.
But then I started to get interested in the shape created by the a,l...and i liked the idea of making the a look a bit more 'ear' like. This went on its own little tangent where I started to create a shape that was somewhere between a treble clef and and ampersand. I think this will be a very engaging icon, again sort of communicating that idea of combining frequencies.
I realized the type was getting too fussy and I simplified it while still maintaining that concept of having aura be italic and lab regular - i also made three different a's with the one in the middle being a love child of the two on either side, again subtly making a nod to that two frequencies being interpreted in the middle thing.
Finally one last round of refinements made me take out the connecting swoosh between the a and l.... i thought it looked like a nut sack and couldn't see past it :-P
finally some stencil like cuts in the lab letters created a better rhythm and this is where I netted out with the type.
What do you guys think of auralab ?
First a and r don't read very well.
(BTW, I like the al ligature of the pre-stencil version, which would work also as a logo made with the initials of aura and lab).
Thanks Riccardo, you definitely hit on a trouble spot with the first 'a' perhaps reading as an 'e'... I think I've refined it to a point where this is less of an issue — but I'm of course open to other solutions.
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Fernando Torres extended Liverpool's recent revival with two goals that helped Rafael Benitez's side move up to third place on the back of a 3-2 victory at West Ham United. Torres's excellent finishes, sandwiched between a close-range effort from Dirk Kuyt, proved decisive after Liverpool's poor defending had twice allowed the home side to equalise, first through an Alessandro Diamanti penalty and then a Carlton Cole header. Two early defeats to Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa have given Benitez's side no margin for error as they bid to keep pace with the early leaders. Chelsea's ominous start of five wins from their opening five games has set a testing standard, and after failing to win the title despite losing just two league games last season, Liverpool are under no illusions about what is required over the coming months. Three successive wins, including the Champions League victory over Debrecen, had improved the mood at Anfield and prompted Benitez to declare before this game that confidence is growing in the dressing room. Nonetheless, the early defeats have left their mark and Carragher spoke last week about the need to embark on an unbeaten run of at least 15 games before any plaudits are handed out. Given that background then, the last thing Liverpool needed was for the former England defender to gift West Ham the chance to open the scoring after just two minutes. Carragher's unexpected slip presented West Ham youngster Zavon Hines with a clear route to Pepe Reina's goal and the Liverpool defender was relieved to see Hines strike his early effort against the post. That wouldn't be the last time Hines got the better of Carragher, but it was Liverpool who responded more positively after their early shock and looked as though they would take control of the game. The home side's cause wasn't helped by an early injury to centre back Matthew Upson, but with Torres looking in determined form, a Reds goal was always imminent. Inevitably it came from the Spaniard, but only after he had sent an acrobatic volley wide. He made no such mistake in the 20th minute, though, when he collected a ball from Emiliano Insua on the left hand side of the Hammers' box and simply powered past James Tomkins before rifling his right foot shot into the roof of Robert Green's net. Despite the lead, Liverpool never looked totally comfortable with the back-line looking vulnerable to Hines' pace and Cole's power. And it was no surprise when Hines again found his way past Carragher, this time forcing the defender into a clumsy challenge that gifted Diamanti the chance to mark his full debut with a goal and equalise from the penalty spot. Television replays suggested the Italian's strike should not have stood as he slipped and made a double contact on the ball. Liverpool had it all to do again, but they were given the chance to reassert control when Steven Gerrard was allowed to rise unchallenged and meet Yossi Benayoun's corner with Kuyt on hand two yards out to help the ball home. All Liverpool needed to do was see out the remaining three minutes and reach the interval with the cushion of a lead. But once again, they showed their defensive frailties when they couldn't defend a routine corner and Cole headed home from Diamanti's cross. With both defences all at sea, it seemed inevitable more goals would follow, but the second half proved to be a much tighter affair with Torres finally conjuring the decisive act when he met Ryan Babel's cross and headed home with fifteen minutes remaining.
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The Penn Avenue Fish Company on Forbes isn't just a restaurant, it's a group of people who've made it their goal to bring delicious deep-sea morsels to the world. In addition to cooking and serving their seafood fresh at their restaurant, they also double as a fish market, meaning you can treat yourself to the same high-quality seafood that they serve up at their restaurant in the comfort of your own home. Their signature dishes include tomato basil soup with hearty chunks of Chilean sea bass and their spicy grilled tuna sandwich with Jalapeno. Their sushi is famed for being the freshest and most reasonably-priced in town- not a bad combination. In addition to standard sushi and sashimi, they also have a number of mouthwatering specialty rolls if you're looking to experiment.
Featuring a wide-ranging menu of sumptuous Asian dishes, Yamato Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar is a family-friendly Japanese restaurant and hibachi grill. The menu is a cornucopia of Asian delights. The Yamoto's lunch menu offers more than a dozen sushi options including eel, bass, mackerel, squid, octopus, scallops, and shrimp. Only the freshest ingredients are used to create handmade sushi delicacies. The kids' menu includes sushi and hibachi selections. If you have particular ingredients in mind, the You Be the Chef special lets you select what you want in your roll. Conveniently located on William Penn Highway, Yamoto Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar is the destination spot for fresh, tasty Japanese delights.
Katana's chefs draw inspiration from Thai, Chinese, and Japanese culinary traditions, creating faithful renditions of iconic dishes from each culture. Teppanyaki chefs thrill diners by searing cuts of lobster or filet mignon amid the towering flames of hibachi grills that adorn the tabletops of select seating areas. In contrast, sushi chefs studiously avoid open flames as they roll more than 15 kinds of specialty maki, which can include smoked salmon, mango, or piquant chili sauce within a cylinder of individually peeled grains of rice. The rest of the menu spotlights the seemingly disparate flavors of Thailand and China, listing aromatic curries along with meat-laden orders of lo mein or fried rice.
For traditional Japanese food prepared quickly and flavorfully in Pittsburgh, look no further than Little Tokyo. Featuring a long menu of sushi, appetizers and entrees, anyone craving a taste of the Far East will want to sample the delightful dishes at Little Tokyo. Sushi lovers will appreciate the nigiri and maki selections, and those craving a warm meal will love the assorted hibachi selections. For a taste of something sweet, try the red bean ice cream for a dessert that is done in traditional Asian style. Little Tokyo also features a children's menu, so bring the whole family for a meal experience all are sure to enjoy.