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A cupla guys a few yrs back read on the wall of a bathroom the words "for a good time call 867-5309". And so the band that hte guys belonged to wrote a song about it. The girl whose number it was recieved many prank phone calls and sued the band for broadcasting her phone number all over the place. Now that number is un-available for anybody to have as their own.
"for a good time, for a good time call! 867-530 niii-ee-iiiiine"
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January 20, 2005
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Jenny's phone number!
Joe: Jenny, whats your number?
Jenny: 867-5309
Jenny: 867-5309
by ALIZA!!!
August 09, 2004
One of the most famous telephone numbers in the world. Made famous by the 1980's song by Tommy Tutone. The number is a favorite among phreaks, prank callers, college students, or anyone else looking to raise some hell.
I called 867-5309 in my area code, and I got the Suicide Prevention Hotline.
by Qbert
June 20, 2005
a number in a song by: Tommy Twotone
Jenny I got your number,I need to make you mine, Jenny don't change your number, 8675309.
by ITaliANhOTTie98
June 25, 2006
jennys number spread publicly by tommy tutone
jenny i got your number. i need to make you mine. jenny don't change your number. 8675309
by Dominick LaValle
December 09, 2007
killer tune by tommy tutone which was number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1982, which caused extensive prank calling by people with no life other than to phone numbers they heard in a song. also has numerous pop culture references including family guy, the simpsons, the colbert report and a 2004 cingular wireless commercial. covered by several artists
i got your number on the wall, for a good time, for a good time call 867 5309
by littlerudegirl
December 09, 2006
A number you give someone if you really dont want them to have you number
"That nerd over there asked for my number so i gave her 867-5309"
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The ad: Paid for by Ron Saxton's campaign for governor, the ad attacks Gov. Ted Kulongoski for increasing "education spending hundreds of millions dollars" with little to show for it. It says "new independent report cards give Oregon schools these grades, C+, C-, F, while showing video of children in classrooms. The ad goes on to note Saxton's support for performance pay for teachers and "reducing overhead." The ad quotes from an editorial in The Oregonian saying "Saxton was a powerful choice for schools." The context: As with every election in Oregon, schools are a key issue in the governor's race. Saxton has spent much of his campaign drawing a distinction between his philosophy of looking for cost savings and efficiencies in government and Kulongoski's call for higher spending on services, including public schools. The ad seeks to portray Kulongoski as a leader who has squandered tax money on schools, while Saxton would push for reforms, rather than higher spending. The truth: The 2005 Legislature approved -- and Kulongoski signed -- a two-year $5.2 billion spending package for public schools, a figure that is $300 million more than what was approved in the 2003 session, Kulongoski's first. The national "Measuring Up" report card did give Oregon the grades listed in the ads, but it was for the state's higher education system, not its public schools as the ad implies. There is a fine-print identifier that the report card was for higher education, but the main images on the screen are K-12 classrooms. That discrepancy led state schools Superintendent Susan Castillo to call Tuesday for the ad to be withdrawn. She called it "deceptive and misleading." Castillo said Oregon's public schools have shown higher test scores and other improvements in recent years. Saxton's campaign manager Felix Schein said the grades relate to public schools because they measure preparation for college and participation, both of which are affected by K-12 schools. ¶ Finally, the ad correctly quotes a Sept. 28 editorial in The Oregonian, but does so out of context. The editorial, which was about Saxton's decision to move to an apartment so his son could get into Lincoln High School, was referring to Saxton's previous experience on the Portland School Board. The editorial goes on to say that Saxton ought to acknowledge the Oregon school spending has fallen below the national average. -- Harry Esteve
Adwatch: Saxton ad misleads, superintendent says
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Kerby Kniss daughter of Kraig and Tami Kniss of Lanark, Ill., was awarded the Outstanding Major in Political Science Award during Honors Convocation May 13 at North Central College in Naperville.
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Marshall graduated from North Central in 2004 with a major in organizational communication and went on to earn a law degree. She is an assistant state's attorney in the Domestic Violence Division of the Cook County State's Attorney's Office, where she handles prosecutions related to crimes of sexual violence and child abuse.
North Central College welcomes Grammy Award-winning artist, actor and author Common Jan. 21 as Martin Luther King Jr. Week keynote speaker.
Each year, North Central College honors and remembers King with a keynote presentation, musical tributes, a prayer breakfast and activities. King spoke in North Central College's Pfeiffer Hall in 1960.
The group Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education has published an article highlighting a North Central College global learning initiative.
The article, "Civic Learning on a Global Scale: The Middle East as a Learning Lab," is authored by Whitney Roberts '08, M '13, assistant director of ministry and service.
North Central College in cooperation with the City of Naperville, Edward Hospital and local social service agencies has been awarded a $274,600 U.S. Department of Justice grant to spearhead establishment of a comprehensive program to improve victim services and resources, enhance education and prevention, and strengthen policies and protocols for addressing gender-based violence.
Among several events during North Central College's 2013 Anti-Hate Week, Oct. 28-Nov. 2, is the touring production of "Defamation," written by Todd Logan and presented on Oct. 28.
A free event, "Defamation" begins at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28, in North Central's Wentz Concert Hall. The play presents a dilemma that leads to a riveting courtroom encounter with audience members as jurors and challenges our preconceived notions about race, color, religion and even the law.
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North Central College began the 2013-2014 academic year Sept. 16 with a record number of students.
Total enrollment stands at 3,048 undergraduate and graduate students, eclipsing the 3,000 mark for the second straight year. The College welcomed 852 new full-time undergraduate students. Enrollment this fall includes a record number of international students and increased representation of out-of-state students and veterans.


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A flurry of activity has circled Google+ as of late, and the effects are beginning to show. TV commercials, enhancements and cr oss promotion on Google products have helped Google+ flourish in the month of December. Paul Allen, the self proclaimed "Google+ unofficial statistician," has pinned the Google+ user base at 62 million as of December 27th. This […]
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And so, our Caption Competition comes to a close. It's been great fun for us over the last 12 days, hunting down photos to use and reading your captions – some made us laugh, some were kinda sweet and a fair few made us think 'umm, what?!' We hope you've had as much fun as we have, and thanks very much to everyone who's taken part.
Next we're going through all the captions again, to pick out the winners. We'll be picking two captions per photo (hopefully) and announcing the winners in the blog by the end of the week. Good luck!
In the midst of the excitement of the past few weeks, we've also launched a brand new product – …Continue reading this article…
Today marks the twelfth (and final) day of the MOO Christmas and Holiday Cards Caption Competition.
And what a festive, fun-filled twelve days it's been. From bacon angels to dressed up pets, and from stick reindeer to ginormous Christmas trees, we've had something for everyone.
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The winners will be announced on 31st October (Halloween – spooky!) and the limited edition pack containing all the images with the winning captions will also be …Continue reading this article…
As we arrive at the penultimate day of the MOO Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition, we are beginning to feel a chill in the London air. We are starting to wear jackets and coats to stay warm and the Americans amongst us are also choosing gloves, hats, scarves and ear muffs to keep out the cold (not that I'm calling them whimps or anything!)
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Our eleventh photo was taken by ff137.
BIG NEWS: We have just launched Brand New Christmas and Holiday Cards! We'll be telling you lots more about this exciting new product in a couple of days, but wanted you guys to be the amongst the first to know.
And now back to the MOO Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition.
Whether you are gearing up to celebrate Christmas or Chanukah or any other upcoming festival, this next image will make a lovely wintery and seasonal Greeting Card.
Our tenth photo was taken by estoril.
How beautiful is that little fella?
Very much like Christmas itself, we are counting down the days until the end of the MOO Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition, and the announcement, next week, of our winners!
Make sure you have had a go at coming up with a caption, on any of the photos we've included so far.
If none of the cutesy animals have got your creative juices flowing, perhaps this impressive Christmas Tree will…
Our ninth photo was taken by Iain Farrell.
Hello and welcome to week 2 (the final week) of the MOO Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition.
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Our eighth photo was taken by Waldo Jaquith.
How cute is doggy Ado Annie?!
To round off the first full week of the MOO Christmas and Holiday Cards Caption Competition we bring you a lovely, festive image that should warm the cockles of your heart.
Remember to scan through the other 6 images and get your caption in before it's too late. It can be schmaltzy, sweet, silly or sarky – anything you think helps convey the Christmas and Seasonal spirit!
And do remember to come back on Monday for the final week of the Competition with some more lovely images to comment on.
Our seventh photo was taken by Lee Jordan.
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We are now half way through the MOO Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition and the captions are getting better and better.
This next image is for all of you that have spent 8 days of Chanukah gorging yourselves on Chanukah gelt and walking around with chocolate smeared round your mouth.
Our sixth photo was taken by Gaetan Lee.
Chocolate *and* a toy!?
Hello, and welcome to Wednesday's installment of the MOO Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition.
So, we know you love dogs and cats in cute, festive poses. And what's not to like about a ball of fur wearing a hat?
So loosely in keeping with the 'seasonal animal theme' we bring you a rather unique, creative image for our next entry.
Our fifth photo was taken by Lili Vieira de Carvalho.
Stick around! This competition is hotting up!
As the response to image number 1 in our Christmas and Holiday Card Caption Competition proved, there's nothing you all like more than a cute animal dressed up in a silly outfit.
We figured that seeing as we featured the lovely Yorkie, Trixie, it's only right that we give the cat-lovers a turn.
Our fourth photo was taken by Dr. Hemmert.
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bdean 5pts The K9 will slot between Hyundai's Genesis and Equus sedans in size and price, but probably won't make it to the US for a few years.
lasvegascolonel 5pts Did you really have to post your comments twice to try and get your point across? Reality check? You better check your statistics...they are available on the Internet. Compared to a Fiat 500, this car or a Chrysler 300 looks big. Compared to what Americans used to drive, the Optima is smaller than the little compacts. But it's a different world...EPA dictates car size, so you're not going to get big cars anymore! You could look at a Maybach...they're large like older cars but not very practical. By the way, 30 years ago, cars were already shrinking. Ask an older adult what cars were like if you are too young.
kill detroit 5pts Yes bring this baby over here.we need more compettition for the garbage 3 from detroit here!
Newsflash 5pts We know you're a bored-out-of-your-mind retiree who has nothing better to do than bitch about stupid things that nobody else cares about, but seriously, this is getting stale. Please shut up about your 1972 Ford or whatever the hell it is. Anyways, if you look at the past 20 years, cars are actually getting bigger, not smaller. You lived through the '80's, didn't you? Oh... now I see where your insanity comes from. But I digress - as cars are now getting larger, maybe 10 or 15 years after you're dead the rest of us will be enjoying 117-inch-wheelbase compacts.
vertigo5110 5pts Are those LED headlights I see under there? Oh Kia, you truly have the power to surprise. Give it the Genesis powertrains but make sure it has an identity and doesn't look like something our grandparents drove and you'll have a winner. Make it handle like a scalpel too.
huh? 5pts the optima is pretty midsized, im not sure what you are comparing it to. and if you look past the camo on this car, it looks big. and lasvegascolonel, not all of us are 70 years old comparing cars of 2012 to fords make 30 years ago. reality check much?
huh? 5pts the optima is pretty midsized, im not sure what you are comparing it to. and if you look past the camo on this car, it looks big. and lasvegascolonel, not all of us are 70 years old comparing cars of 2012 to fords make 30 years ago. reality check much?
lasvegascolonel 5pts When I look at the specs of the Optima, I find it almost identical in length and wheelbase as my old subcompact/compact Ford Maverick. You're right. It's not very "mid-sized"...just like the Taurus is smaller than previous Ford mid-sized vehicles, yet the EPA requires us to call it "full-sized". Maybe the manufacturers think they're fooling us!
Joe Skeptical 5pts Full size? How "full"? The Optima isn't very "midsize" so this thing must be "ginormous". Judgment suspended until length, track, wheelbase and curb weight are available
lasvegascolonel 5pts Looks so sporty in black, but does look small for full-sized. But full-sized cars today are much smaller than they used to be so maybe it is considered "full-sized'. According to one consumer publication, Kia and Hyundai are "near Japanese quality". That says a lot.
good idea 5pts O my god!!! does KIA know how long I've been waiting for this car. I've seen another sketched version of this car with the same name and i want to know more about both of the K9 speculations. i hope that KIA show case both of them at an auto-show this year.and yes please make the GT concept a production car to.


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Barty was born in Millsboro, Pennsylvania. He was one of the most famous 20th century people with dwarfism, having prominent roles in popular movies such as Foul Play, The Lord of the Rings (both 1978), Under the Rainbow (1981), Masters of the Universe (1987), Willow (1988) and UHF (1989). Because of his stature, most of his work consisted of bit parts and gag roles. Barty was known for his boundless energy and enthusiasm for any productions in which he appeared.
Barty was a noted activist for the promotion of rights for others with dwarfism. He was disappointed with contemporary Hervé Villechaize's insistence that they were "midgets" instead of actors with dwarfism. Barty founded the Little People of America to help with his activism.
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It sure looks like a remington 1858 to me... Nice price too.
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Definitely a .36 cal Remmie recreation. Nice find and a great price.
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The shape of every Spiller & Burr that I have ever seen, is a little less refined than the Remmie. See how the frame is flat on the side, behind the barrel, where your pistol has a little more contour. Very pretty gun! I have one that is very similar, but with an 8" barrel. I haven't been able to track down the maker of mine.
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.36cal. Brass Remington
You made a great purchase of a somewhat rare replica. RPRCA has only come across one of these by FIE in 15yrs of research. It was purchased for $200 over 10yrs ago. The short barrel, .36cal. brass Remington is one of the less seen replica. There are others marked by their importer that are even more rare.
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I have one of those marked FIE and PR on the butt.
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Puerto Rico's Referendum: Voters in Puerto Rico will decide on Tuesday about the future of the island's status. Currently it is a semi-autonomous "unincorporated territory" of the United States that—since it is not a state—plays no role in the U.S. presidential general election. Puerto Ricans will decide whether they want the island to gain more autonomy as a "sovereign free association," or whether Puerto Rico should become a U.S. state or independent altogether. Tuesday's vote will be the fourth time in 45 years that Puerto Ricans have formally weighed in at the ballot box on the status of the island. A poll last month found that a slim majority—51 percent—want to keep the island's current status intact, according to AS/COA Online. "This is probably the most complicated ballot used for a referendum on Puerto Rico's status and will likely split the vote for those opposing the commonwealth's status quo," observes AQ Editor-in-Chief Christopher Sabatini.
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The bolts at the top of this climb are a prime example of galvanic corrosion and were obviously placed just below a water streak. I wouldn't rap off them (although I think they were new last year) and walked left to the stainless anchors at the top of helping hands. After climbing this again I've bumped it to 3 stars. Its a unique and worthy climb. |
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The anchors to the climb have been replaced. However, they've been moved about 15 feet up and to the right. The prior anchors were severely rusted (had started to flake) and were in an obvious water streak. You can place a directional in the strata above the old anchors and walk right to the new rap anchor. I could not countersink and patch the old bolts but will come back with a hacksaw and patch the holes at a later time. |


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Dr. John D. Green was an internationally renowned researcher in anatomy, neurophysiology and neuroendocrinology. This is a very sketchy collection of his laboratory research notes, reprints of a few publications, and some family photos.
John Davis Green (1917-1964) born in Surrey, England, showed an early interest in science. He received his B.A. with honors from St. Johns College, Oxford University in 1939, and three years later a B.M. and B.Ch.(Oxon). He also earned M.A. and M.D. degrees from Oxford, and became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. In 1943 he became a Demonstrator in Anatomy at Cambridge University. In 1946 a fellowship in Anatomy brought Dr. Green to the United States at Wayne University, Detroit, MI, where he worked until 1952, winning a five-year Markle Scholarship in Medical Sciences during his stay. In 1952 Dr. Greene was recruited to the new UCLA Medical School as Associate Professor of Anatomy, and he remained at that institution until his untimely death in 1964.
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The Vermont Senate is expected to debate a bill that would move up the state's primary election to early August.
Vermont's primary used to be held in mid-September, before the 2010 election the date was moved to late August to ensure the secretary of state's office has time to produce general election ballots in time to meet federal deadlines, including sending absentee ballots to overseas service members.
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If the bill is passed by the full Legislature, the 2014 primary would be held on Aug. 5.
The bill would also require town and city clerks to report primary and general election results the day of the election.
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Anodized spars...
What are the pros and cons here.
I'm pretty new to all this, but it seems like EVERYTHING is a compromise. So what am I getting and what am I losing? THanks!!! |
Compared to what??? Wooden spars, carbon fiber spars, steel spars???
Anodized spars are aluminum... conduct electricity quite well, are fairly low maintenance, have corrosion issues with stainless steel fasteners, lose most of their strength if heated too much... won't match the color scheme of your boat canvas, etc. |
Annodized is fine. Paint chips and wears but is prettier when new. Not something I have ever heard anyone concerned about unless the spar is in bad shape and that can happen with painted aluminum as well as anodized.
Almost all aluminum spars are anodized in order to slow down corrosion. Almost all boats have aluminum masts, hence - you will prbably end up with an anodized mast on your boat.
Anodizing can be done in colours, but it is usually just silver on boats. You will sometimes see painted masts, (usually done by owners who have been watching a lot of Martha Stewart reruns :)), or gold or black anodizing. It is preferable that your mast be anodized if it is aluminum. |
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Iran 1997
Ghorban Ali Naderi has two mentally retarded daughters. For
years, he kept them locked up in his house, not allowing them to go to school
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Although later a noted principal contralto and the wife of D'Oyly Carte conductor Isidore Godfrey, Ann Drummond-Grant began as a soprano in opera and musical comedy. She first sang with the D'Oyly Carte from 1933 until 1938, her rôles including the Plaintiff in Trial By Jury, Celia and Phyllis in Iolanthe, Fiametta in Gondoliers, Josephine in HMS Pinafore, Lady Saphir in Patience, and Phoebe Meryll. Her later career was devoted largely to annual summer seasons and non-G&S operetta, but in 1950 she returned to D'Oyly Carte where, a year later, she took over the repertoire vacated by Ella Halman. She died in 1959.


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Hey hibbs
Well done you for making those changes. I bet you feel better for the extra calories.
Got caught up with a coworker on one of the breaks. So, got about 25 minutes of walking on top of morning resistance exercises. Today was perhaps my new normal for food intake. We will see if it gives me results or need to rejigger come weigh day on Monday after a Sunday carb refeed.
Breakfast: 6 bags Yerba Mate (270mg caffeine vs usual 600mg) with 2TB Butter and 3TB MCT Oil
Lunch: scoop green vibrance, scoop delicious reds, 2 scoops protein, 1 tb mct oil
Dinner: 8oz grass fed beef, 5 oz broccoli & 5 oz cauliflower with Ghee & Sea Salt, 2 oz sharp cheddar, 2 TB homemade Mayo, artistic squirt heinz low carb ketchup
Calories 2214
Fat 180.2 71%
Carbs 40.4 7%
Protein 126.4 23%
Macros look good. Adding the extra fat seemed to help me with energy though I was yawning come about 9:00pm on a very busy (sitting) work day. Very satisfied with dinner. I'm a simple man. I'm pretty much happy to eat this meal for dinner for eternity. As they say, hunger is the best sauce and while I'm not starving or anything I'm very ready to eat once I get home and the beef and veg hit the spot.
Tomorrow I'm off work though I have tons of study to do (did I mention I'm in school on top of all this?) I am thinking about having low carb burritos (no rice, beans or tortilla.) Probably will turn into a sloppy mess what with lettuce instead of tortillas. That's ok, I'll wear on old shirt to eat! Also, not sure what the macros are gonna look like with sour cream, cheese, salsa on top of the beef but I am looking forward to finding out. Not sure what to do goal wise on on non carb refeed day but off and eating two meals. Goal is to stay relatively primal. Low carb. Looking like more dairy than usual but try to keep the cheese in check. I'll keep track somewhat as I eat and Fitday it up. Be prepared though, I love me some sour cream so it is gonna get ugly.
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.
Hey hibbs
Well done you for making those changes. I bet you feel better for the extra calories.
It isn't the mountains ahead that wear you out....Its the grain of sand in your shoe.
Yes, the day did go by much better energy wise. However it turns out that yesterdays calorie intake calculation was low by about 100 calories.
I was padding my way to bed when I noticed a small box hiding off in a corner. Turns out I'd gotten a package during the day and figured it was my Stash Organic Green Tea. However, upon opening the box I saw that it was the organic coconut oil. I took it into the kitchen and was about to flip off the light when, in a flash, I remembered various comments I had read on the forum. The one that really popped was one woman talking about how she kept a jar in her desk and would occasionally take a spoonful. So, I decided to see what the hype was about. I just barely stuck the tip of my spoon in and got less than a bb's worth of the oil and put it on my tongue. Instantly, I was unimpressed. "Meh. Oh well, at least its healt----" Bam, the second wave of flavor it and I was all, "WOW, now that is pretty nic--" Pow, the third wave of flavor hit and my eyes rolled back in my head a second. Now, I don't know if it was the fat hitting my brain or what happened but it was like some kind of Primal Limitless experience. I had had some trepidation regarding being about to stay Primal but suddenly all the recipes for Paleo bread using almond flour and pancakes using coconut flour and every thing else hit me and I felt ok about it all. Having the coconut oil, something I had never even imagined tasting before a week or two ago, blow me away helped me to realize there is a whole new world of food out there I haven't even imagined and it is tastier than bread as well as being healthier.
Then my brain just popped and I found myself slathering coconut oil on a square of dark chocolate. WTH? How is this not the standard candy available at convenience stores? That tastes just flat out incredible! Finally, I could not contain myself and went mortar and pestle on a dab of coconut oil, dash of cacao powder and sprinkle of xylitol while giggling like a mad scientist. "Amazing" is the only word that comes to mind. Again, I felt a rise of hope that it is all gonna be okay. A diet where something like that is not only acceptable but encouraged can only be workable.
So, how was your day?
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.
Alright, went youtube paleo recipe video crazy after my coconut oil epiphany last night. Wound up trying to try to make a Paleo Tortilla with almond flour fried in coconut oil. Heartbreak is the word to describe that experience. It came out more like an almond cookie. Meanwhile, tried to make guacamole for the first time. I think the avocado wasn't ripe as it was pretty hard. Kept putting in more and more of my homemade olive oil mayo to soften it up. Definitely wasn't the smooth creamy avocado dominant flavor I was hoping for. Paleo Fail: gave in to temptation and got a Taco Bell spice pack for the grass fed beef. Figured to make up for it by getting spinach for the lettuce portion and was honestly dreading it thinking it would ruin the whole thing. Had to go to a different store to get Daisy Sour Cream since TJ's only had sour cream with lots of additives though they did have the almond flour and a nice organic salsa. Could not find the cheese shredder until the last second. The little food processor had apparently walked off and hidden itself so had to play hide and seek for that as well. Was feeling fairly frustrated as my beautiful dreams cracked head first into the asphalt of reality. All in all, a disaster in the making right?
The off-white gloppy stuff on the left is the guacamole. The cheese is hiding another large dollop of diced organic tomato and vidalia onion. Lessons learned:
- If you know you own it just be patient. It will turn up. It is right where you, or your spouse, left it.
- Guacamole is like sex. Even when its bad it is pretty good.
- Still, give the avocado a squeeze before you put in in your cart.
- Paleo tortilla is not tortilla, but it adds a nice crunch. Think croutons.
- There is enough flavor going on there don't need the Taco Bell seasoning. Will custom season next time.
- Spinach is freakin' awesome for this. Was worried sick and after three bites went back to get more spinach.
- Tostada style isn't the best way to go. Just basically make a taco salad with lots of spinach and almond flour croutons.
All in all, very satisfied. It came out super delish and I learned lots of new stuff!
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.
Well that is some might effort for a Primal meal!
Hats off to you!
A tip for avocado buying: buy them semi hard (or even hard, depends on the variety) and wrap them in paper and let them sit (I usually put them on top of the fridge, nice and semi warm place to be, but dont forget you left them up there!!), for 3-4 days.
This requires more patience but guarantees good avocado every time. It is so hard to just go to the supermarket and bam, find a lovely squeezy avocado just begging to be mushed!!
"If you can dream, then dream out loud" - Bono.
Yeah, U2sandrah, I don't think I will be doing that again for a while. Though, once you have the ingredients on hand it isn't such a big deal. Could probably do it all in under 20 minutes if the stuff was already in the house and I could find all the kitchen implements! But, I was hopped up on the coconut oil and went a little crazy.
Right now I'm in the exciting learning phase of things. Soon enough it will just be how I eat. At least I hope so. At this point it is turning into a hobby and I can't afford another long term hobby. However, I think the health benefits are going to be great enough to afford a little leeway with spending the excessive discretionary time at this point. If it is taking this much of my mental energy in a month or two I will have to re-calibrate. But, I went through the same process when I switched to vaping. I spent a ton of time, money and mental energy on it until I found my perfect solution and now I have it dialed in and don't have to think about it much. I imagine the same will happen with Primal.
Thanks for the tips on the avocado!
Last edited by hibbs02; 11-28-2012 at 06:18 PM. Reason: added thanks for tips on the avocado!
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.
Fitday'd it up. DEFINITELY won't be doing this again. I could be overshooting some of the amounts but the avocado (mixed with olive oil), beef, almond, sour cream and cheese are ALL calorie dense. Also, no exercise unless walking into the movie theater to see "Life of PI" counts? Lesson learned: in this case it would have been best to simply make less of everything so there wasn't leftovers to also have for dinner. Some fish or chicken with some veggies for dinner would have saved the day. However, I think that 3100 is about my BMR so won't beat myself up too much over it. Also, still super low carb.
Calories 3050
Fat 247.3 71%
Carbs 46.8 (25 net) 6%
Protein 170.7 23%
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.
Changed from Fitday to MyFitnessPal for my nutrition tracker. Tried SparkPeople which was still much better than Fitday as far as functionality. I like the look/format/layout/reports for Fitday better but the databases on these others are so much better it is not even funny. Found out I was way overestimating calories for the grass fed beef. Like by 250 calories per 8 oz. So those 1800 calorie days? Actually in the 1500s. My disappointing day yesterday? Actually more like 2600 calories. My own fault now remedied. I finally went with MyFitnessPal because they also have an android app. Also, much easier now to track the calories with their system of favorites and saving a whole meal. For my standard day I can now track it in literally seconds. With correct nutritional values it looks like this:
Calories 2,099
Carbs 48 (net 33)
Fat 180
Protein 109
Very sustainable - low carb - tasty and satisfying - IF - good energy - great macros and no cravings ever. Scale down to 347 today. I know it is water loss and will track Monday to Monday after a carb refeed day on Sunday but it is nice to see the scale moving a pound a day. Wish it were always that easy! Won't post again today unless something wacky happens but looks like today is going to be my standard day with the macros above. Now off to some HIIT! Good luck and God bless!
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.
Yeah I think Myfitnesspal is a good way to keep an eye on how is the %protein/fat/carb intake is going, specially when in doubt or when you need to monitor a specific meal prone to get off track!
"If you can dream, then dream out loud" - Bono.
I agree. The only thing I don't like is I don't see where to calculate the macros like Fitday did. But, I did find an extension for Chrome that puts them in for me! So, issue resolved. BTW, One of my avocados ripened up today and was PERFECT! Thanks again for teaching me about them!
I'm just trying to dial things in and part of that is finding the best tools, foods, suppliers, supplements. Once I have all that figured out then I can stop thinking about it and it will just be how I eat and stop being a hobby. I am already converted to primal as THE way of life. I can see/feel/measure changes over last 10 days. Also, the whole "no cravings" thing which is pretty big. Well. . .today, the no cravings thing took a bit of a beating. I had to get up and work 8:30am-5:00pm instead of 2:30pm-11:00pm to do some training at work. That involved getting up with only about 5 hours of sleep. I had a smaller than usual amount of fat for breakfast figuring that I would be getting home much much much earlier and probably have two evening meals. Going down to 200 morning fat calories on top of low sleep meant I was starving for much of the day even though I had dinner when I usually break the fast with a health shake. On the way home I was salivating for my entire half hour commute planning an outrageous feast. It was moderately difficult to fight off the urges to get carbs. But, I was able to visualize how full and satisfied I would shortly be and able to overcome.
Breakfast: 1tb Butter & 1 tb MCT oil
lunch: Health Shake - 1tb mct oil, green vibrance, miracle reds, 2 scoops protein
Dinner: (crazy! I was out of control!) 5 egg omelet w/ 1/8 onion, 1/4 tomato, sharp cheddar cheese -- 8oz (half pack) of bacon -- whole avocado -- 2tb sour cream -- several tablespoons of salsa.
Calories 2,089
Carbs 57 (29 net) 9%
Fat 160 70%
Protein 121 29%
I could have, should have, understood that my hunger could be satisfied with less but I was crazy with hunger.
Lesson Learned: Moving forward I will just have a full 400 calories of fat with breakfast as has been the norm. Especially when sleep deprived.
The totals above may go up a few hundred calories here in a bit but I will certainly stay primal and VLC.
WOE: Primal + IF
Goal: Walk daughter (due 1/21/13) down aisle
Motto: It will all be OK in the end. If it's not OK, then it is not the end.
Alternate Motto: Whatever the weather, always bring your own sunshine.


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Rizk, Magdi Hanna (1974) Nonsteady fluid mechanics of vehicles in tubes. Dissertation (Ph.D.), California Institute of Technology. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechTHESIS:09242010-152813759
A theoretical study is performed to investigate the drag experienced by vehicles travelling in tubes, the pressure distribution and flow velocities resulting from the vehicle's motion. The study deals with both the cases of vehicles accelerating from rest in the tube and vehicles entering a tube at finite speed. The effect of having a vent in the tube is also studied. The unsteady compressible equations are used to describe the flow in the tube. Before the boundary layer fills the tube, an inviscid core-boundary layer formulation is used. However, it is found that the simpler one-dimensional formulation is adequate for describing the flow in the tube. The quasi-steady near-field assumption agrees well with the unsteady near-field solution except for the initial period of low velocities. The solution is compared to that in which compressibility is neglected. It is found that the effect of compressibility is not large for short tubes, low blockage ratios and small velocities. However, its importance increases as the values of these parameters increase. Compressibility may not be neglected during the initial period in the case of vehicles entering tubes at finite speeds.
Item Type: | Thesis (Dissertation (Ph.D.)) |
Subject Keywords: | Aeronautics |
Degree Grantor: | California Institute of Technology |
Division: | Engineering and Applied Science |
Major Option: | Aeronautics |
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Defense Date: | 26 April 1974 |
Record Number: | CaltechTHESIS:09242010-152813759 |
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Collection: | CaltechTHESIS |
Deposited By: | John Wade |
Deposited On: | 24 Sep 2010 22:52 |
Last Modified: | 26 Dec 2012 04:30 |
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