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Versailles Palace Tours.
Visiting the French capital of Paris is something which many people strive to do in their lifetime. But why not think outside the box and aim to see some of the finer things located in the regions around Paris; for example, the Palace of Versailles.
Versailles Palace tours are somewhat popular, with people coming from far and wide in the hope to see one of the grandest palaces in the western world. History fans are also drawn in by the pull of the Versailles Palace as so much has previously happened on these grounds. After all, it is one of the places that sparked enough controversy during the French Revolution to play a significant role in it.
The Versailles Palace is extremely grand, even now in the 21st century it is still wildly extravagant. With its beautiful rooms and stunning gardens, King Louis XVI and his wife Marie Antoinette lived in pure luxury here, seemingly unaffected as the rest of France suffered in the economic downturn, or so the public believed. After the revolution, the palace was turned into the Museum of the History of France, with the gardens and rooms restored.
Versailles Palace tours are brilliant to get a feel of the extravagance the French Royalty had. Explore the wonderful rooms and gardens, and learn in depth all the events which took place in Versailles back when it was a small countryside town.
The most lavish room by far is the Hall of Mirrors. Seventeen decorative mirrors face out onto the dazzling gardens, and was previously used as a meeting place, a daily passageway and the place where the Treaty of Versailles was signed at the end of the First World War.
Ensure to take a Versailles Palace tour when visiting Paris and experience life as it would have been for Louis XVI and his Queen Marie Antoinette.

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No idea what they will be airing but the official 'Nine' Twitter account just said that we should tune in to 'The Insider' on CBS tonight at 7:00 PM EST / 7:30 PM. Maybe a second trailer?!
Also, if anyone could record it for me as I (and many other Marion fans) don't live in the US that be wonderful! Thanks.
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Sorry I can't :s and thank you for the info!Oct 14, 09 at 12:19 am
I'm not sure exactly what they're airing but I think it may be an excerpt from this video of the Vogue shoot?
Everything looks so amazing, it makes me so sad that they didn't include more images from this shoot inside the magazine!Oct 14, 09 at 2:20 am
P.S Mia I have posted some screencaps in Marion's TFS thread xOct 14, 09 at 2:21 am
Thanks for the heads up on the vid! Will add it to media vault and make some of my own caps tonight 🙂 This definitely solves the dress mystery. Marion & Penélope wore 2 dresses on that day but the paps only photographed them wearing the one 😉 I'm actually gladOct 14, 09 at 8:35 am
It does! (Solve the mystery!)
However I definitely think Marion may have been re-shot for some reason as her hairstyle on the cover is basically her CURRENT style.
In the vid it was alot longer, or tied back in a bun?
I guess we can only hope another Vogue edition gets hold of one of the outtakes?


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Richard Eich wrote:
> Any guidance or references greatly appreciated. If I'm basically
> doing it the way it has to be done, I'd appreciate knowing that as
> well.
As soon as there is an incompatability like you describe, I place the
library source code in my build tree and comple it in statically. The
technique I use usually means that when the library source is updated, I
simply update the version number in my source tree and it fetches,
uncompresses and builds the libraries. I can then build "precompiled"
versions on these files and place then in the source tree as well.
If you want to see how it's done, download the Austria C++ alpha:
It contains precompiled binaries for openssl, zlib, libxml2 etc.
You can choose to link statically or dynamically (but that means you
need to distribute the shared libraries as well) what you choose to do
depends on what you are doing it for.


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William J. "Bill" Herrig, 58, of Tiffin, passed away Thursday evening, Nov. 29, 2012, at Mercy Tiffin Hospital.
He was born Oct. 17, 1954, in Tiffin, to Albert and Philomenia (Speino) Herrig. He married Tammy Gottfried Aug. 11, 1978.
Survivors include his wife, Tammy; son, Greg William Herrig of Tiffin; two daughters, Melissa Ann (Nathaniel) Freeborn of Helena and Stephanie Marie (Rob) Wooldridge of Hebron; brother, Robert Herrig of Tiffin; and four grandchildren, McKenna, Olivia, Gabriel and Benjamin.
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Preceding him in death were his parents.
Bill graduated in 1973 from Calvert High School, attended Tiffin University and Heidelberg College and graduated from Bowling Green State University Practical School of Nursing as a paramedic. He was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church and worked at Tiffin Developmental Center as an officer and most recently worked for the Seneca County Sherriff's Office. Bill was with ECHO and Tiffin as a paramedic for years and was the Seneca County DARE officer. He also served as a chaplain for the Fraternal Order of Police Harold Fraley Lodge 128. He enjoyed watching NASCAR and Jeff Gordon and was a University of Michigan fan. Bill enjoyed going to Disney World, scuba diving, camping at Meadowbrook, talking on HAM radio under the name N8USI and loved his dog, Molly. He was a very honest and fair man and was very active in everything.
His Mass of Christian burial will be noon Monday, Dec. 3, 2012, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Tiffin, with the Rev. Gary Walters officiating. Burial will follow at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Tiffin. A rosary will be prayed 20 minutes prior to the Mass.
Friends may visit with the family 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2, at Hoffmann-Gottfried-Mack Funeral Home & Crematory, 236 S. Washington St., Tiffin, OH 44883, (419) 447-2424. A wake service will begin at 1:30 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to St. Mary Catholic Church, Humane Society of Seneca County or Friends of Meadowbrook Park.
Condolences may be sent and the guestbook signed at www.hgmackfuneralhome.com.


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Runners needed for Perry 200 rededication ceremony
Perry 200 Commemoration officials are looking for Erie County residents who are interested in participating in the Perry Monument Relighting Torch Relay.
A rededication ceremony of the Perry Memorial at Presque Isle State Park is scheduled for Sept. 8.
The relay will involve 36 runners who will carry an authentic Olympic torch.
Each runner will be part of a team running the relay. Each group will include one Perry 200 representative.
Each group will run 1 mile. The 9.4-mile relay will begin at 7 p.m. at Liberty Park, where the Erie Philharmonic will perform in the conclusion of the Perry 200 Commemoration.
Torchbearers will finish their relay at Perry Monument.
Runners must be 18 and must be able to run one mile in under 12 minutes. The contest is open to wheelchair-bound contestants.
Eighteen men and 18 women will be chosen. The contest's application deadline is 5 p.m. on Friday.
For contest information, visit www.perry200.com/perry-monument-relighting-relay.
For information on Perry 200 events, visit www.perry200.com, GoErie.com/perry200 or call the Jefferson Educational Society at 459-8000.


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Government work does not mean that work is public. Regardless of data
sensitivity, the project belongs to the government agency.. and the IP
and client should be respected. Only with specific permission from the
agency should the results be published or housed on publically
available web space.
>If the US Government hires you to do the work, and if the spec is a
>deliverable part of the work, it is not *your* IP but the
>long as its content is not sensitive, I don't know of any reason why
>could not be publicly avaiilable. I have been on projects where
>were posted on the web -- primarily for team review, but they were not
>hidden from the public.
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Juhan's point is right on target. And it brings me back to the original
question, and to the other questions that the thread raised.
The question of who owns the spec was originally raised in the context of
a discussion of whether you have the right to show it to a potential
employer or client as part of your portfolio. As I recall, the topic of
publishing it was a side point that I brought up just as an example of
what can be done with some (some!) US Government documents because they
are not copyrighted.
I see five questions here:
1. Who owns the spec?
2. Can you show it to an individual? (say, a potential employer/client)
3. Can you make it public?
4. Should you show it to an individual?
5. Should you make it public?
It seems to me that some of the disagreements we've been having in this
thread arise from treating these all as the same question.
1. Several people stated that the company that developed the spec owns it.
My original post on this topic pointed out that this is not necessarily
so. If the spec has been developed as a deliverable product under a
contract, it (probably) belongs to the client rather than to the company
that wrote it.
The answers to the rest assume that you are not the owner. If you are the
owner, the answers are "yes". :-)
2. Requires the permission of the owner.
3. Requires the permission of the owner. My original comment about
government documents related to the lack of copyright, and to the fact
that in those cases copyright alone does not prevent you from making them
The answers to 4 & 5 assume that you have the required permission.
4. I'd think it depends on the sensitivity of the content. It strikes me
that showing documents to individuals is much less problematic than
posting them on the Web, especially if you take them with you when you
leave the interview.
5. My take is: Only if it serves the needs of the document's owner.
P.S. In the project I mentioned where documents were posted -- yes, it
was with the agency's knowledge and agreement, hosted on the agency's
server. (A usability test plan is still there, in fact... ten years
later. :-)
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I am looking for info based on direct experience in using DataStage EE with Linux.
A scenario
I work for company Switch, my client is Master.
Notification Activity Stage in DataStage
SMTP Mail server name is blank.
Sender email address is [email]email@example.com[/email]
Recipients email address is [email]firstname.lastname@example.com[/email]
Above works fine, i do get a email, no issue in DataStage
But when I say, Recipients email address is [email]firstname.lastname@example.com[/email], i do not get any emails.
In the DataStage Director log it says
Sent message to 'email@example.com'
but i do not get any emails.
I heard "sendmail configuration" should be edited or modified
Please let me know what/where exactly i should change, so that i should get email for different domain.
Thank you,


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Senior Meagan Dobson of Longmeadow is off to a sensational start for the Springfield College women's lacrosse team.
Dobson leads the Pride (5-2) with 27 points on 12 goals and 15 assists after scoring three times and adding two assists in a 15-9 victory over Plymouth State on Thursday night in the first of four consecutive home games.
Springfield hosts Babson on Saturday at noon in a key conference contest. The Pride has won four of its last five with the only loss coming at Amherst 6-4, on Tuesday.
While Dobson has 11 more assists than the next highest teammate, the top goal scorer has been sophomore attack Allie Daivs. Davis, who has 20 goals, was named the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference player of the week. She recorded five goals and two assists in a 20-14 win at Keene State, and scored three times in an 8-7 win over Wheaton in the Pride's NEWMAC opener.
The Pride has also received a big boost from freshman attack Kelly Gallo of Westfield. Gallo, who has started in six of the seven games, already has eight goals and four assists for 12 points.
Also at Springfield, women's gymnastics sophomore Brittany Baglow of Amherst earned first-team All-America honors on the balance beam at the 2011 National Collegiate Gymnastics Championships last Saturday at Eau Claire, Wisc. Baglow, recorded a 9.500 score to finish in a sixth-place tie overall. The top six finishers were named first-team All Americans with the next six making the second team.
In softball, SC (12-7) has moved up to fourth place in the New England Divisioin III rankings. Coast Guard (19-1) is ranked first with its only loss coming to the Pride. Eastern Connecticut (9-3) is second with Western Connecticut (10-2) ranked third.
Pride junior third baseman Tess Gagliano was named NEWMAC player of the week.
MOUNT HOLYOKE: Each spring Lyons head soccer coach Kanae Haneishi hosts a group of Japanese traveling soccer players, but this year she converted the event into a charity fundraiser to aid the victims of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami.
"I thought it was important for Mount Holyoke soccer to stand up for our Japanese friends and others in Japan," Haneishi said.
So last Saturday the teams played in South Hadley. "We pray for Japan" bracelets were also sold for $5 apiece with all contributions going to the Japanese Red Cross. Approximately 200 spectators stopped by to watch, and between bracelets sold, and cash donations, nearly $3,000 has so far been raised.
Those who would like to also make a contribution can make a check payable to "Mount Holyoke Soccer" indicating on the check that it is for earthquake relief, and mail it to the attention of head coach Kanae Haneishi, c/o the Department of Athletics, Mount Holyoke College, 50 College St., South Hadley, Ma. 01075.
AIC: The men's and women's track and field teams will host the first-ever Yellow Jacket Invitational on Saturday at the newly constructed AIC Track and Field Complex. The track events will start at 10 a.m. with the field events beginning at 10:30.
ELMS: Men's volleyball junior Yonalvy Acosta of Holyoke was named the North East Collegiate Volleyball Association player of the week after helping the Blazers win two of three matches. He compiled 41 kills in 11 sets for a 3.73 average. Additionally, he recorded 11 digs in a 3-1 win over the University of New Haven.
UMASS: The 14th-ranked men's lacrosse team (5-3, 0-1) is looking to snap a two-game losing streak when it plays its first game ever against winless Saint Joseph's (0-7, 0-2) Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. in Philadelphia.
Both teams are new to the Colonial Athletic Association with the Minutemen joining last year, and the Hawks this season.
UMass had won five of its first six before falling 8-7 to Penn State at Garber Field on March 19, and 11-9 at Harvard on Tuesday.
Minuteman sophomore Will Manny has recorded points in all 22 games of his career. Goaltender Tim McCormack is ranked 15th in the nation in goals against average, allowing only 7.61 per game.
WNEC: Several awards were given out at the annual Winter Sports Banquet held on March 27. Among those, Cathedral High School graduate Brad Thomka was named the most valuable player of the men's basketball team while center Conor Lomas of Wilbraham was voted the most improved. Both are seniors. Freshman guard Ali Pessolano of Hampden was the rookie of the year in women's basketball, and freshman Cam Napolitan of East Longmeadow was the defensive player of the year in hockey.
Sophomore Anthony Medina of Springfield was the most valuable player of the wrestling team. Freshman Robert Garlick of Somers was the most improved.
Springfield College women's lacrosse team off to sensational start
Senior Meagan Dobson of Longmeadow is off to a sensational start for the Springfield College women's lacrosse team.


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Legislative Item
File Number: 112076
|Clerk's Official Copy
|File Number: 112076
|File Type: Resolution
|Status: Adopted
|Version: 0
|Reference: R-872-11
|Control: Board of County Commissioners
|Requester: NONE
|Final Action: 10/4/2011
|Sunset Provision: No
|Effective Date:
|Expiration Date:
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Legislative History
|Acting Body
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|Sent To
|Due Date
|County Attorney
|Jess M. McCarty
|Board of County Commissioners
|Adopted as amended
|Upon setting the agenda, Commissioner Bell noted her reason for pulling Agenda Item 11A3 was to amend the language on handwritten page (7) seven, line (9) nine to read…third month, rather than second. Hearing no further discussion, the Board proceeded to vote on the foregoing proposed resolution as amended.
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WHEREAS, adequate tree canopy is vital to the environmental and economic well being of our community; and
WHEREAS, trees improve air quality, shade pavement, reduce air temperature, reduce storm water runoff, make communities more visually environmentally appealing and save money on electric bills by shading homes, offices and streets and reducing the need for air conditioning; and
WHEREAS, on September 11, 2007, this Board passed Resolution No. 231-07 adopting the Miami-Dade County Street Tree Master Plan which found that tree canopy in Miami-Dade County is in critically short supply; and
WHEREAS, the Street Tree Master Plan found that a number of factors have contributed to the diminished tree cover in Miami-Dade, including the removal of trees due to citrus canker, but the problem became even more significant after many trees were destroyed by the 2005 hurricanes, Katrina, Rita, and Wilma; and
WHEREAS, the Street Tree Master Plan set the ambitious goal of achieving 30 percent tree canopy by 2020; and
WHEREAS, one of the key goals of the Street Tree Master Plan was to plant quality trees in the public rights of way; and
WHEREAS, in an effort to increase tree canopy, Miami-Dade County and its Community Image Advisory Board through the leadership of Commissioner Dennis C. Moss has initiated the "Million Trees Miami" campaign with the goal of planting one million trees across Miami-Dade County by 2020; and
WHEREAS, Miami-Dade County also has an Adopt-A-Road Program in place to improve the aesthetic appearance of roads in the County; and
WHEREAS, on May 7, 1996, this Board adopted Resolution No. R-509-96 sponsored by Senator Javier D. Souto establishing the Adopt-A-Road Program in Miami-Dade County; and
WHEREAS, under the Adopt-A-Road Program, public, not-for-profit and private sector organizations and firms volunteer for at least two (2) years to adopt a one-mile section of road right-of-way and remove litter at least four (4) times a year; and
WHEREAS, the County posts Adopt-A-Road signs acknowledging the group at the beginning and end of the adopted roadway, provides safety vests and litter bags, picks up litter at specified locations and assists with safety meetings; and
WHEREAS, there are currently 49 Adopt-A-Road volunteer participants that pick up litter along 49 miles of county roads; and
WHEREAS, roadside littering is an ongoing and chronic problem, and the Adopt-A-Road Program has been and continues to be a strong tool for public outreach and education on litter reduction; and
WHEREAS, there is a cost to the County taxpayers for the Adopt-A-Road Program of approximately $20,000 per year based on the County's various obligations to install signage, pick up litter at specified locations and provide safety vests and litter bags; and
WHEREAS, because of the costs associated with the program coupled with the existing County budget situation, the Adopt-A-Road Program currently is closed to new groups participating; and
WHEREAS, some states and local governments have expanded on adopt-a-road programs to include Sponsor-A-Road programs, whereby a sponsoring public, not-for-profit or corporate entity provides funding for crews to collect litter; and
WHEREAS, under such Sponsor-A-Road programs, sponsors contribute an amount equal to the full year-round maintenance for a particular segment of road, covering the entire cost of such maintenance to the governmental entity; and
WHEREAS, in Miami-Dade County, such full year-round maintenance generally would consist of eighteen (18) litter cleanup cycles per year, as compared to only four (4) under the County's existing Adopt-A-Road Program; and
WHEREAS, such Sponsor-A-Road programs also provide a safer alternative for high traffic roads where conditions may present dangers for volunteers to pick up litter; and
WHEREAS, a number of states, including Arizona, California, Connecticut, Colorado, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Washington successfully have introduced and maintained Sponsor-A-Road programs; and
WHEREAS, yet another approach is a Landscape-A-Road program, wherein sponsors would contribute funding for installation of trees, other enhanced landscaping and maintenance in the public right of way; and
WHEREAS, Chicago successfully took up this approach through the Chicago Gateway Green initiative , which joins the State of Illinois, the City of Chicago and Chicago's corporate community with the goal of converting Chicago's expressways into beautifully-landscaped parkways; and
WHEREAS, distinct from Adopt-A-Road or Sponsor-A-Road programs, Chicago Gateway Green develops and maintains trees and landscaping on major expressways into and out of the City of Chicago through corporate sponsors; and
WHEREAS, on June 2, 2009, this Board passed Resolution No. 751-09 sponsored by Senator Javier D. Souto which directed the Mayor or designee to conduct a study to determine the feasibility and advisability of creating a Landscape-A-Road program; and
WHEREAS, Miami-Dade County has also pursued a similar approach related to parks; and
WHEREAS, on September 4, 2007, this Board also passed Resolution No. 998-07 sponsored by Chairman Joe A. Martinez which directed the Mayor or designee to create a program for corporate sponsorship and underwriting of County parks; and
WHEREAS, Miami-Dade County should build on the success of these worthwhile programs by pursuing roadway beautification, Sponsor-A-Road and Landscape-A-Road programs as part of the effort to improve the aesthetic appearance of roadways and the tree canopy in Miami-Dade County; and
WHEREAS, such programs not only would provide a self-sustaining mechanism to improve tree canopy along roadways and maintain the appearance of roads in Miami-Dade County, but also could provide jobs during these challenging economic times,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLORIDA, that this Board directs the Mayor or designee to provide a report and recommendations to the Board related to implementing an enhanced roadway beautification program as part of the effort to improve tree canopy in Miami-Dade County. The report and recommendations shall be presented to the Regional Transportation Committee during its committee meeting in the third month following the effective date of this resolution, or the next available RTC Committee meeting if no meeting is held that month. The report and recommendations shall include, among other relevant and related matters:
(1) A survey of other successful programs of this nature around the U.S., and how they are structured and funded.
(2) Recommendations based on current estimated costs for the amounts corporate and other sponsors could contribute for each mile of:
a. Litter cleanup;
b. Landscaping maintenance; and
c. Landscaping installation.
(3) The efforts the County might undertake to market and promote such a program to potential corporate and other sponsors.
(4) Options for foundation support and grants, and for facilitating donors and benefactors in addition to corporate and other sponsors.
(5) Signage options the County could use to recognize sponsors, any restrictions on such signage being placed in the right-of-way and identification of other possible sponsor benefits and recognition.
(6) The cost to the County of such a program, including both an analysis of the start-up costs that the County might have to incur to initiate the program and the ongoing costs to maintain the program, and where such funding might be found.
(7) Options for securing labor to clean up litter and install and maintain landscaping under such a program, whether through contracted labor or use of internal County staff or both.
(8) Options for use of community groups, such as Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts or 4-H as volunteers, and where such volunteers could be most effectively and safely utilized.
(9) Options for using inmate crews to clean up litter and carry out other aspects of the program and the associated costs.
(10) Options for entering into agreements with the Florida Department of Transportation and other governmental entities to extend such a program to state roads and roads owned and maintained by other governmental entities.
(11) The need for and contents of any legal agreements that may need to be entered, including issues such as ownership and site control; design, type of trees and plantings; and provisions addressing liability, theft and vandalism issues.
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Sorry to ask, but why are you avoiding fats?
Not soy!
Here are some foods that I eat, sorted from maximum protein to lowest. This isn't the full chart, but you can figure the meat products have no carbs, the dairy have some. I'll put the whole chart up via link when I do a thread on my VHP diet.
As you can see, it isn't easy to minimize the fat. So don't worry about not getting enough.
Maybe an all scallops diet, anyone?
Scallops, cooked 98
Egg Whites 92
Cheese, Mozzarella, Non-fat 90
Yogurt, Voskos Greek, Nonfat 83
Shrimp 82
Turkey Breast, No skin 82
Chicken Breast, No skin 80
Yogurt, Chobani Greek,Nonfat 78
Ham, Lean only 70
Yogurt, Stonyfield Nonfat 68
Chicken Livers 66
Turkey, Dark Meat 65
Steak, Cubed 62
Pork tenderloin or very lean 60
Steak, Ribeye 60
Beef Liver 59
Yogurt, Whole Milk 30
Bacon, conventional 29
Sorry to ask, but why are you avoiding fats?
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I'm not avoiding them, try as I might.
It's simple. A gram of fat has almost 3 times the calories of protein after accounting for TEF (thermal effect of food.)
By keeping my protein up to 50-60% of calories I find that my hungers are pretty much gone. I can go much further after eating, I've found.
Note that despite best efforts, fats will still be 40-50% of the diet. If you eat animals, you will get fats.
So you don't follow the high fat primal diet anymore? have you found something wrong with it?
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Yeah. I couldn't lose weight even at the same calorie levels. I was stuck on a plateau for two months, no matter what I tried.
Now I am losing weight again and I'm hardly ever hungry. Fat really isn't any better than carbs when it comes to satiety.
I'm assuming this person means that the fat present in the meats consumed will bump the fat content up to 50% or more so it otherwise watching fat. Just my guess but I would like clarification also.
How dare you, OTB!
Jk, well glad to hear it's working for you!
I'm eating tons of fat lately and though I, too, seemed to have hit a plateau, I feel better.
I have yet to try a zero-carb diet. If that doesn't do it for me, I'll probably have a go at your VHP. How long do you plan on sticking to it? Are you ever going back to high fat?
Great list, by the way.
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Thanks OTB, I think I'm also going to give your high protein approach a try - seems to work better for me when I eat more protein than fat.
Mmm I love the dark turkey meat, much tastier than breast!
OTB, I dont know how many calories you're aiming for a day, but 50-60% cals from protein, would that make it around 350g+ of protein a day? I struggle to get a modest amount even though I have some form of meat/eggs/fish with every meal and occasional whey supp in between. How do you fit it all in??
Del Mar Mel: I think a "Welcome!" is in order, I don't recall seeing you post before. Yes, you are correct in your assumption. Sources like grains and fruit, of course, have no fat. But if one's diet is mostly animal sources, fat comes along. Exceptions, of course are non-fat dairy and some sea food. I thought it interesting that the much vaunted shrimp is no better than poultry breast.
I, too, much prefer dark meat. Always have. But I've actually grown to like the light stuff, too.
I'm aiming for 2000 cals/day or less. My protein intake, as mentioned in another thread, is typically 200 grams a day, plus or minus. I'll stay on this until I get my weight down to 200 pounds with some days off. "Off" meaning more typical PB, higher fats. Not carbs!


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Recap: 'Project Runway' - 'The Hi's and Lows of Fashion'
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HARRISBURG -- One of the storm-survival basics is a battery-operated weather band radio. But at the height of Hurricane Irene's impact on the midstate, the primary National Weather Service radio station for Harrisburg, WXL40, was silent.
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Azalea – These colorful, sweet scented flower shrubs may cause vomiting, diarrhea, excessive salivation, weakness, coma, and even death if ingested by your furry friend, so admire from a distance.
Cyclamen – These spring flowers are beautiful both outside and in a bouquet, but can create rather ugly symptoms including excessive salivation, vomiting, diarrhea, heart arrhythmias, seizures, and death for a hungry hound.
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Embroider a fun pumpkin to decorate your home this Halloween. Homemade Halloween decorations can be easy and keep your time occupied while you wait for the holiday.
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- I used needleturn applique to stitch my punkinhead, but if Halloween is just around the corner, you could also use fusible web to whip up this guy in a hurry.
- If you choose to do needleturn applique, you can use the patterns to make templates, and then trace around them onto the fabric, OR you can place the pattern face up on a brightly-lit window or lightbox, and trace around the pieces directly onto your fabric, using a chalk pencil.
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- The dotted lines on the pattern indicate embroidery.
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- You could quilt the lines with a bold contrasting thread, or simply use a Pigma pen and draw the details! Layer, baste and quilt as desired. Enjoy!
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Viva Mexico.
Cycle Chic is off to Mexico next week for an event-filled calendar in the megaopolis. We'll be saying a few words at the opening of the Dreams on Wheels exhibition about Danish bicycle culture before Prince Joachim of Denmark cuts the ribbon. Then there's a lecture at a university before a wicked Cycle Chic party on March 6th where we'll launch Mexico Cycle Chic.
From Il Uqi on Flickr.
I found these brilliant photos from Mexico on Flickr and we're hoping they'll inspire a whole lot more as this cycle chic movement expands from Copenhagen to Mexico.
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So, it's time to get the Mexican fashion bloggers activated. The Polish fashion bloggers got together to produce a brilliant montage of photos that melted our hearts here at Cycle Chic.
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After returning from a six-game road trip, the Whitecaps host a four-game series against the Lake County Captains that begins Tuesday night – and then immediately hit the road for seven more games. It will be tied for West Michigan's longest road trip of the season.
But first the Whitecaps need to take advantage of some home field advantage. They are 28-24 at home this season, 10-8 in the second half.
The last time West Michigan faced Lake County at home, July 4-6, the Whitecaps dropped two of three. But West Michigan also recently won two of three at Lake County, July 25-27.
Here's a quick rundown of the upcoming series:
Tuesday, 7 p.m. LHP Kyle Ryan (5-6, 4.10) vs. RHP Mason Radeke (5-5, 3.80)
Wednesday, 7 p.m. RHP Marcelo Carreno (5-7, 3.42) vs. LHP Elvis Araujo (4-9, 5.23)
Thursday, 7 p.m. RHP Jeff Ferrell (3-4, 5.02) vs. RHP Cody Anderson (4-5, 3.19)
Friday, 7 p.m. RHP Chad Smith (0-0, 0.00) vs. LHP Shawn Morimando (4-3, 3.44)
West Michigan (54-52 overall, 18-18 second half); Lake County (50-55, 19-17 second half).
Players to watch:
West Michigan -- OF Chad Wright has continued his strong second half. He has hit safely in 16 of his past 21 games since July 7, batting .358 (29-for-81) with 14 runs. In 97 games, he is batting .257 with 98 hits and 32 RBIs. … RHP Marcelo Carreno has had an up-and-down season, but he hasn't allowed a run in his past two starts. In the past 12 innings, he's only allowed two hits and struck out 11 with zero walks. This season, he is 5-7 with a 3.42 ERA and 84 strikeouts in 102 2/3 innings.
Lake County – OF Luigi Rodriguez was listed as the Cleveland Indians' fifth-best minor league prospect before the season, according to Baseball America. He leads the Captains with 151 total bases and 105 strikeouts. In 92 games, he's batting .271 with 100 hits and 42 RBIs. He also has 19 stolen bases. … Baseball America ranked OF Jordan Smith the Indians' No. 30 prospect. He's currently third in the Midwest League in batting average at .310, and has 103 hits and 47 RBIs in 83 games.
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In this section, you will find information on Go4BioDiv that may be useful for press and media, media coverage on Go4BioDiv, and the Go4BioDiv Newsletters at the end of the page.
Mrs Jayanthi Natarajan, Honorable Minister for Environment and Forests released the Go4BioDiv Brochure during the High Level Segment at CBD COP 11 in Hyderabad.
She said, in her message, " It gives me great pleasure to inform all concerned that the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India is hosting the globally acclaimed Go4BioDiv International Youth Forum on the margins of the eleventh Conference of Parties (CoP-11) to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) being held in India from 1-19 October, 2012 at Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh". At the end, she said, " I wish the G04BioDiv Messengers a professionally rewarding stay in India and convey my appreciation to the organizers and sponsors of this event, which would contribute to harness the productive energies of the youth in strengthening biodiversity conservation"
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Youth Forum in Parallel to CBD, Postnoon, September 24, 2012
Expo to show destruction of mangroves, Deccan Chronicles, Hyderabad, September 30 2012
Fish speaks for threatened marine life. The Hindu, Hyderabad, October 6, 2012
News in Images: News Wala, October 10, 2012
Go4BioDiv India 2012 & 'A Fish from the Sea's Edge' by Silas Birtwistle, News Wala, Hyderabad, October 11, 2012
Fish from the Sea's Edge, Prakriti Mitra, Hyderabad, October 15, 2012
'Fish' to highlight plight of coastal pollution" Deccan herald, Hyderabad, October 19 2012
Giants of biodiversity: A belly full of ecosystems, Business Mirror, Hyderabad, October 19 2012
Go4BioDiv International Youth Forum – Declaration, Prakriti Mitra, Hyderabad, October 18, 2012
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Message on Conservation, The Hindu, Hyderabad, October 18, 2012
Step it up, The New Indian Express, Hyderabad, October 18 2012
In a Joyous Mood, The Hans India, Hyderabad, October 18, 2012
Youth Declaration, Hyderabad biodiversity talks: day 10 diary. RTCC, October 18, 2012
CBD COP 11: Uniting Youth voices from around the World on biodiversity, Rio Pavilion TV (Interview:Jannes Landschoff, Go4BioDiv 2012 Messenger)
Palau Proves Sharks Worth More Alive Than Dead (Heather Ketebengang, A Go4BioDiv messenger from palau shares her views)
COP11 biodiversity: Go4BioDiv India 2012 & 'A Fish from the Sea's Edge' by Silas Birtwistle, The Earth and the Worlds beyond. October 6, 2012 sciencedevelopments.blogspot.in/2012/10/cop11-biodiversity-go4biodiv-india-2012.html
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Earlier this week the Vikings punter called out Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Logan Mankins and Vincent Jackson for reportedly holding up a labor negotiations, using a derogatory term to describe his fellow de-certified colleagues.
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President Obama is pointing to problems in Japan and Europe as challenges for the U.S. economy, placing some blame on events abroad for a domestic recovery that is showing signs of slowing down.
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Government data released Friday showed employers in May hired the fewest number of workers in eight months and U.S. unemployment rose to 9.1 percent, up from 9.0 percent in April.
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"Even though our economy has created more than two million private sector jobs over the past 15 months and continues to grow, we're facing some tough head winds," he said.
"Lately, it's high gas prices, the earthquake in Japan, and unease about the European fiscal situation. That will happen from time to time. There will be bumps on the road to recovery."
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I heard a brief radio spot with some female economist spouting the "Japan theory" -- "strong economic headwinds" -- and knew in my bones the minute I heard it that this was a new meme from the administration.
Posted under foreign affairs because this administration IS a foreign affair.
Just surprised he's not blaming Israel.
In that photo he looks a bit like Michael Jackson singing "Man in the Mirror".
For as much as the man uses "I" and "me" he never seems to find those words when it comes time to place blame.
Low down paymwnt loans to people that should have never been allowed to buy a home is the root cause!
Until people living on credit are wiped out recovery won't happen!
What happened to blaming Bush for everything?
Our president needs to seriously, for at least a short time, shut up. His own words don't make him sound like he has a clue as to what is going on. Strawmans, Red Herrings, Gaffes, used about every one of them. In fact, I have to say thanks to him for actually making a good example of "fallacies in action"
What an evil bastard from Hell.
>> facing some tough head winds," he said.
The wind between his ears.
So now the trillion $ deficit is all europe and japans fault.
Well good to know. I´m pretty shure the european politicians say the same for the US.
Because heaven forbit that our own politicians did screw it up.
Sociopaths (and Socialists) by definition always blame others and never take responsibility for their actions.
Everyone needs to carry a mirror (esp a camping metal one) to hold up so Zer0 can see who's to blame.
Dudes, am I high or did the President of the United States actually say this:
"Lately, it's high gas prices, the earthquake in Japan, and unease about the European fiscal situation. That will happen from time to time." ???
THAT WILL HAPPEN FRON TIME TO TIME?? And people are worried about Palin?
Keep this fact in mind, the MAJORITY of your fellow citizen voted for this man. Is that going to help you sleep tonight?
Obama should blame himself! Effing idiot.
everyone is to blame but him... shocking!
If fact he is no better and no different from Deval Patrick - an affirmative action politician who has risen to a level waaaaaay beyond his competancy.
Zer0 has placed Economic IEDs in the road ahead.
That was my first reaction: Whaa? When did Bush go away? Because I thought as of a week ago, he was still ruining the economy and gas prices.
(And I am soooo going to love ridding this country of this charlatan come 2012.)
Zippy Obama, the Commie and ACORN are to blame here.
Sociopaths (and Socialists) by definition always blame others and never take responsibility for their actions.
Especially when they are making excuses to cover up their real intentions that are pretty much on track.
0bama's plans are working and he must cover his ass.
If the goings on in Japan and Europe can so hurt your economy, there's something terribly wrong with the way you are doing things......
Obama is the twentieth hijacker and never intended to land the plane.
House pricing is in a double-dip erosion. When 0bama came into office, gas was $1.89/gal now it's nearly $4.00/gal. Food prices are through the roof.
That's what people will remember. It's all about the HOME, 0bama, and you've crapped all over mine.
That is just too laid back and mellow. He's gotta be smokin' somethin'!
Obama is the twentieth hijacker and never intended to land the plane.
Yep. As I said, he's simply covering his ass with distractive excuses.
LOL see post 27. Good timing.
>>THAT WILL HAPPEN FRON TIME TO TIME?? And people are worried about Palin?<<
During Bush's run:
barry zero: "these things will happen from time to time..."
What a little boy our barry zero is.
Slapping marxism on a free republic isn't helping either you jack-wagon!
Now all we need is for him to scold us - the American People and blame us for the malaise we are in !
I think the protestors and booing should start shortly.
I guess we should be thankful that Obama hasn't blamed us for his failures but I guess that's next!
it is everyones fault but obama's
"What prudent merchant will hazard his fortunes in any new branch of commerce when he knows not that his plans may be rendered unlawful before they can be executed?"
James Madison.
Great timing!
Oh God, Jimmy Carter with a long waving finger and big ass ears.
I guess he figured the "Blame Bush" thing wore thin.
So now he'll blame anyone else but himself.
So China steals what has amounted to trillions in intellectural property from US companies, manipulates its currency to create a trade embalance that is over 300 billion a year, and thus has resulted in the destruction of millions of US jobs, but Japan and Europe are the main culprits?
Nice try Zero, but only your lapdogs in the media and liberal friends will buy that.
It must have been crowded under my bus
From throwing so many under there
A beautiful nation soon may fall
But I won't go down for it at all
Did you ever know that I'm half-negro?
So nobody can criticize me
Did you ever know that I'm half-ne-e-egrooo
And I have a wind between my ears
Well, I *tried* to do a parody...DFU can you help?
Give out a rift. You have something.
What a nasty lie.
To the tune of "Wind Beneath My Wings" if you hadn't figured that out...
huh? 53%? voters=citizens?
The majority sat their ass at home. If they want to come on this site and complain, they get whacked. For all of those that said no to McCain, it is debatable as to their prowess.
I'm listening to ACDC, it's hard to get a Midler in there, thank you very much.
The truth simply isn't in him.
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