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PLAN A: Stop shaving your armpits. And your bikini line. Tell him you have a moustache that you wax every six weeks. Stop having sex with him. Pick holes in the way he dresses. Don't brush your teeth. Or your hair. Or the stray hag-whisker that grows out of your chin. Buy incontinence pads and leave them lying around.
PLAN B: Accidentally on purpose bump into his wife, Sophie. Give yourself a fake name and identity. Befriend Sophie. Actually begin to really like Sophie. Snog Matthew's son (who is the same age as you by the way; you're not a paedophile). Buy a cat and give it a fake name and identity. Befriend Matthew's children. Unsuccessfully. Watch your whole plan go absolutely, horribly wrong.
Getting Rid of Matthew isn't as easy as it seems, but along the way, Helen will forge an unlikely friendship, find real love, and realize that nothing ever goes exactly to plan.
©2007 Jane Fallon; (P)2007 Orion Publishing Group Ltd
"Fallon delivers the goods in a believable and scathingly funny voice. She gives Helen and Sophie the human bumps and curves that make them so alive, you'll find yourself wishing you could ring them for lunch." (Cleveland Plain Dealer)
"Made by the excellent reader"
This sort of 'chick lit' is not the sort of book I would usually listen to or read. However, I enjoyed it a great deal and the credit for this must, I think, go largely to the reader, Fenella Woolgar, who is outstanding.
The story concerns Helen, a thirty-something with a dead-end job, who is wooed by her married boss (Matthew) and ends up taking him into her home and bed. Things get more complicated when Matthew's wife (Sophie) learns of his infidelity and he is thrown out. When he comes to live with Helen, she begins to realise that things are not as rosy as they were at first.
Things thereafter get more complicated but, in the end, turn out more or less OK for everyone. An entertaining and mainly light-hearted story, if a little far-fetched in places.
"Funny story, beautifully read"
Very amusing story of love, betrayal and most importantly friendship. The narrator really brings the story to life. Finished in a day as was so eager to hear more!
"Really enjoyable listen"
This was my first Jane Fallon but it certainly won't be my last...very funny 'modern' tale of betrayal and how to waste your life on a married man!
Recommended to all those who have loved and lost...and those that haven't!
"left you wanting to know more!"
very well read your the narrator and the story left you wanting to know more. funny throughout
and kept you on your toes!
"Good listen"
This is a good listen, a good fast paced chic lit that keeps you interested.
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My first audiobook and it had me hooked. It was so enjoyable with lots of twists and turns. My husband downloaded it on his ipod and I didn't really expect him to enjoy it as I thought it was more of a 'girly' book but on a long, boring car journey one day he decided to give it a go and throughly enjoyed it too.
"Getting Rid of Matthew"
Totally agree with former reviews, Fenella Woolgar has done an amazing job for her narration. I love her voice, especially the voice of 'Matthew' which is incredibly sexy (which I would otherwise not found when I was reading the text!)
It's not easy to make a good voice for the opposite sex and not many narrators can handle that well frankly. I'm expecting more work from her or an unabridged version of this one.
Wonderful !
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Fans of the now-defunct Capitol Punishment blog will be happy to see that Chris Needham is writing about the Nats again, this time for NBC.
As he explains at the old space, he's only doing it for the Benjamins. Well, since it's blogging, he's probably only doing for the Jacksons and maybe the Grants, but you get the idea. At least I hope it's just about the money, because anyone who would subject themselves to as much Nats baseball as he does on a volunteer basis is certifiably insane.


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Cisco shares are down 8% after-hours after the company reported lousy sales and a disappointing forecast.
But the scary stuff could be what Cisco CEO John Chambers said on the company's earnings call this afternoon.
Recall that Chambers was one of the first to really sound the warning sirens about the recession a few years ago.
Transcript via Reuters:
"We are seeing a large number of mixed signals in both the market and from our customers' expectations, and we think the words 'unusual uncertainty' are an accurate description of what is occurring," Chambers said on a conference call on Wednesday.


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Final counting in the federal election would be completed this week, the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) said today.
An AEC spokesman said the final count for the NSW Senate election would be completed tomorrow, followed by the Victorian Senate election results on Wednesday.
The coalition is expected to pick up three Senate seats in NSW and Labor two, with the final seat being a battle between sitting Labor senator Michael Forshaw, the Australian Greens' John Kaye, the Christian Democrats' Fred Nile and Liberal for Forests' Glen Druery.
Senator Forshaw appeared to have the upper hand after a nominal preference count.
In Victoria, the coalition is expected to win three seats, Labor two and Family First's Steve Fielding the final seat after preferences from the coalition and minor parties.
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FULLERTON (CNS) - Three former Fullerton Police Department officers involved in the deadly struggle with transient Kelly Thomas may no longer be facing charges, but are not welcome to their old jobs, Chief Dan Hughes told City Council members on Tuesday.
Hughes also acknowledged that he met with FBI investigators after former Cpl. Jay Cicinelli and former Officer Manuel Ramos were acquitted of charges in Thomas' death.
Prosecutors on Friday dismissed an indictment against former Officer Joe Wolfe.
Until recently,
A day after Cicinelli was acquitted, his attorney, Zachery Lopes, said the former corporal would begin the process of attempting to regain the post he lost in July 2012 through an administrative hearing.
The hearing, which can be public if Cicinelli wishes, would lead to a recommendation to city officials, Lopes said. If city officials refuse to take Cicinelli back onto the force, he can seek a ``writ of mandate'' in
If a Superior Court judge rules against Cicinelli, then he could try to appeal to higher courts, but that is rare and difficult to do, Lopes said.
It's not clear if Ramos or Wolfe would try to get their posts back.
The 37-year-old Thomas skirmished with six officers
Thomas' father, Ron, is suing the city.


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Lego bricks never get old, but that doesn't mean we don't want new ways to play with them. I love the Lego videogames too (especially Lego Batman and Lego Indiana Jones), because it's so fun to run around the fully built Lego worlds, smashing everything you see—but you don't get to build anything new or creative.
Until now.
Lego Fusion, announced Thursday by Lego's Future Lab, is a new way to combine the fun of a Lego videogame with the do-anything creativity of Lego bricks. Each set comes with 200-plus bricks, a companion app for iOS and Android, and a special building plate that helps you bring your own creations into the game world—whatever you build becomes part of the game.
In one set, Town Master, you're building a new town and keeping your citizens happy. If someone wants pizza, you have to build her a pizza parlor. So you grab the special base plate and the bricks, and you design a 2D facade. It has to have a door, and max out at 16 bricks wide by 16 bricks high, but other than that you can use your imagination—maybe the front of your pizza parlor looks like a checkered tablecloth, or even a tomato.
When you're done building, you'll use the camera on your smartphone or tablet to "scan" your facade: First the camera recognizes the base plate's pattern, then onscreen guides help you tilt the device to get your whole facade into the camera's view. Then just press a button, and watch as inside the game, a team of Lego construction workers appear, hammering and building and stopping for adorable coffee breaks. And then poof, your facade appears in the game as a full three-dimensional building. A new citizen pops out of the door with his own needs, you're prompted to build something new, and your town keeps growing. Completing missions and adding extra decorations keep you plenty busy maintaining your town's overall happiness score.
If that sounds a little too Sims, how about some tower defense? Lego Fusion's Tower Battle set has you rebuilding a king's fallen tower one level at a time, and after each level is built, you defend it from airborne attackers. Instead of each level giving you a new citizen at random, you pick a type, from archers to wizards and beyond, and those citizens help defend your tower. When your tower takes damage, you can repair it with timed builds using your physical bricks. Even though these games are aimed at kids as young as 7, Tower Battle involves a good deal of strategy and ramps up the difficulty as you play.
Create & Race lets kids design their own car, however they like, and then pull that into the game to race, smash up in a demo derby, or show off their stunt driving. Those first three sets are due in August, and in September, a fourth one follows, called Resort Designer. It works a little like Town Master but you also get to design the interiors of each building at your fabulous beach resort. Each set will retail for $35, and the apps are free—they even have some free play options you can dabble with before you buy the Lego set.
Creativity abounds
I got to play with prototype versions of Town Master and Tower Battle, and even in an unfinished state, the level of polish and cuteness cannot be denied. The games have that familiar TT Games style but still feel totally fresh thanks to the tie-in with your physical creations—designing a 2D facade that becomes a 3D building in your game world is a hoot every time.
While the sets come with a couple hundred bricks, you can actually use the pieces already in your collection as well. They might not always show up as the correct color, but they'll still appear in the game. You don't need a persistent Internet connection to play, which is nice, but you can sign in with your Lego ID to sync your game worlds to the cloud, and even visit your friends' towns. Oh, and if you can't use your bricks at the moment (maybe you're at a restaurant, or in the car), you can still advance in the game by reusing your old, saved models to build new buildings.
Lego Fusion joins Osmo as a clever way for kids to incorporate tablets (or smartphones, in this case) into their play without simply playing on the tablet. When watching a movie or even reading, all that matters is what's on the screen, and kids can get that glazed-eye look of a tablet zombie. But by showing them they can do something in the real world that affects the virtual world in such a direct way, hopefully kids will start to think of the tablet as a tool to make things rather than just a screen to stare at. It's not directly teaching coding concepts like the Play-i robots, for example—but it's a step in that direction.
And just like the Lego videogames, even though it's designed for kids, I'll bet you my favorite Lego minifig that you wind up playing with it, too.
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Road Trip: North Texas
Amazingly, the plane landed at DFW only 15 minutes behind schedule, pretty good considering the weather in Denver.
I love trips to North Texas, mainly because I get to have a little family time when I'm there. Right after we landed and I picked up my rental car, I made the trip 45 minutes southwest to see my brother. Mike is the chief of police in Ovilla, south of Dallas. It's a quiet little town. He calls it Mayberry. I hadn't seen Mike since our family reunion in July. And, when I got there, I had a surprise. My brother Don was there as well. Don is a minister. He was in town to see my Dad. We had a great visit. Mike has lived his entire adult life in Texas and roots for the Cowboys. He also grew up in Louisiana and roots for the Saints. Needless to say, he really has gotten caught up in the black and gold. I brought him a "Qui Ca" tee shirt and he immediately put it on and had me take a pic so he could post it on Facebook My sister-in-law Leisa had meat loaf, buttered potatoes, black eyed peas and cornbread. My sister-in-law can cook. My sister-in-law is terrific. A great visit which lasted a little longer than I'd planned. By the time we were ready to depart (Don had to drive back to San Angelo,) it was too late to go by the nursing home to see my Dad. I knew, though, that I'd have some time before I left to make the trip to say hello.
Drove to the hotel, which was right near the airport. Another Marriott. This one I was familiar with; the football team had stayed there the last two times they played North Texas. Got a corner room and, lo and behold, another balcony. This one had a table and chair, but it was going to be too chilly to spend more than a few minutes out there. I got unpacked and, hey, it was New Years' Eve. I went to the hotel bar. There were a couple of assistant coaches from Texas Tech there. They were playing in their bowl game against Northwestern the next day. There were also three women sitting at the bar. So, between the seven of us, I figured that bringing in the New Year that way was going to be okay.
Except that they had all left by 11:30.
I had learned that Charlie Daigle always brought in the new year with some single malt scotch. I had decided that I would drink a toast to him and his family at midnight. But now I was just hoping they wouldn't close the bar before twelve. They didn't. The bartender brought my eighteen year old scotch at five minutes to twelve. At midnight I looked up and raised my glass and toasted the Daigle family. Several employees showed up and management opened a bottle of champagne. Another toast. Then it was off to bed.
The plan was to get up early, head down to see my dad and then get ready for the game. But I overslept. So, it was a quick breakfast, then up to the room for some game prep. UNT has a veteran team so prep didn't take a long time. While I worked, I caught about a quarter of Alabama/Michigan State (boy, how much did it suck to be the Big 10 on New Year's Day?) Then it was a shower, get dressed, gather up everything and get to the arena, which was about 25 minutes from the hotel.
As it is with Denver, I've made some friendships with some guys at UNT over the years. The women's game was about to start when I got there and got to spend a few minutes with UNT beat writer Brett Vito. We talked about the new football coaches at our respective schools. Hank Dickenson does the play by play for road games and color at home. He's also the Sr. Associate Athletic Director at UNT. We had a nice visit, and of course, I harassed him about their lack of a baseball team. George Dunham does their play by play at home and I got to see him as well. I went to the media room, grabbed a slice of pizza (I'm really not supposed to eat pizza, but hey, I was hungry) and grabbed some game notes. Went back into the arena where the Cajuns women were putting a whoopin' on North Texas. Visited with their SID Stephen Howard, who gave me a timeline and double checked to make sure my phone line was good. Did pregame with Coach Marlin.
I have to say this. North Texas is good. They're really good. And the final score wasn't a surprise. Sometimes the other team is better than you are and that was certainly the case. North Texas' starting guards, Josh White and Tristan Thompson, will probably both be first team all-SBC. They played without George Odufuwa, their big guy, and the Cajuns rebounded UNT as a result. But the Mean Green has been pointing to this season since those seniors got on campus. They have seven who play. They may take a step back after this year, but there's no question they are the class of the Sun Belt.
As soon as the game was over, it was a trip to the nursing home to see my dad. I never know exactly what I'm going to get when I go there. Dad is 87 now and pretty frail. Communicating with him is tough because he can't hear a lick. He's lost the eyesight in his right eye and the left eye is, well, 87 years old. But he looked really good and felt even better. He was extremely upbeat and bragged about his ability to walk. Dad lost a leg about six years ago and spent about three years in a wheelchair. But about a year ago he decided he would walk again and went through extensive physical therapy. It gave him a goal and, well, my dad has a stubborn streak. He's now using a walker more than his wheelchair and he's pretty proud of that. His mind isn't always sharp but we had the best visit we've had in a long time. I was able to stay about an hour and a half before it was time to go. My favorite line was "I'm tellin' ya, I'll bet there aren't a lot of 87 year old men doing as well as I am." I liked hearing that a lot. From there it was back to the hotel to pack.
Woke up early….too early. But that happens a lot on travel days. I had a leisurely breakfast at the hotel and left for the airport about 9:30. My mobile boarding pass didn't work, so I had to go to the check in counter to get another. The lady gave me the boarding passes and I gave her my bag.
I haven't seen the bag since.
The flight to Houston was uneventful. When I got to Houston, I got a sandwich and headed for the gate for the flight to Baton Rouge. Scheduled for 2:10, it said now delayed until 4:05.
I ate the sandwich and then went outside. Read for awhile, went back through security and went to the gate for the 4:05 flight. Which was now pushed back to 4:30.
I sat at the gate and read for awhile and looked up at the counter. The flight was now at 5:30. I got on the plane and found out I was going to be the only passenger. Wow. My own private plane. The flight attendant gave me a drink when the plane took off and asked if I needed anything. I told her to go ahead and take a nap. The plane landed, but by bag was nowhere to be found. I filled out a report and then headed home. Finally home by 8:00. I did learn a lesson. Never leave for a road trip without taking some of your medicine and leaving it at home just in case your bag doesn't make it. I'm getting by with over the counter stuff.
Hope the bag shows up soon. The tracker says the bag never left Dallas.
So, how was YOUR weekend?


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1970 Mustangs were mildly restyled. Headlight configuration reverted to a single seven-inch lamp on each side, this time inside the grille opening, Simulated scoops took the place of the outside headlights. The rear taillight panel was flat rather than concave and the taillights are recessed.
In the interior, a new steering wheel was used. The ignition switch was relocated on the steering column, as with all other domestic makes. The only optional interior was the Decor Group. It consisted of knitted vinyl or Blazer Stripe high-back buckets, simulated woodgrain applique on the dash, deluxe steering wheel, molded door panels with simulated woodgrain appliques, dual color-keyed racing mirrors, and rocker panel and wheel lip moldings.
High-back bucket seats were standard equipment on all Mustangs. The Sport Slats and rear deck wing were optional on all Mustang SportsRoofs.
The Shaker scoop was again optional on engines other than the 428 CJ-R. It was available with both 351s and also on the Boss 302.
The Competition Suspension was unchanged, except for the addition of a rear stabilizer bar, 1/2 inch on 351s and 5/8 inch on 428 engines.
The Drag Pack option, available only with 428 engines, came with 3.91:1 or 4.30:1 axle ratios. It consisted of an engine oil cooler, stronger 427-type connecting rods and different harmonic balancer /flywheel combinations. This option changes a Cobra Jet to a Super Cobra Jet.
All 1970 Mustangs with dual exhaust system benefited from a new exhaust system that used two mufflers mounted ahead of the rest axle, replacing the transverse muffler of previous years. All four-speed equipped Mustangs used a Hurst shifter.
While the 390 was dropped, a new 351 joined the line-up. The 351 Cleveland or 351C, available in two-barrel and four-barrel forms (250 and 300 hp) used cylinder heads which were very similar to those used on the Boss 302. The two-barrel engines used the so-called two-barrel heads which have smaller ports and valves. The four-barrel heads have the same size valves and ports as the Boss 302 cylinder heads. The 351W 4V was dropped but Mustangs equipped with the two-barrel 351 could either be a 351W or a 351C.
The Mach I was restyled, getting a revised grille that had two driving lamps. The NASCAR hood pins were replaced with twist- type latches and the blacked-out hood treatment of 1969 was replaced by a stripe arrangement in the middle of the hood, painted white or black. A complementary stripe was used on the rear deck lid, while the rear taillight panel got a honeycomb treatment. On the sides, aluminum rocker panel moldings with large Mach 1 lettering replaced the previous year's side tape stripes. Oval exhaust extensions replaced the quad arrangement on Mach 1s (and other Mustangs) with dual exhausts. Simulated sports wheel covers replaced the chrome styled steel wheels, but painted styled steel wheels were a no-cost option.
The Grande, too, was relatively unchanged. A half vinyl roof became part of the Grande package while in the interior, hound's- tooth cloth was used on the seats. The wire wheel covers became optional on the 1970 Grande.
The Boss 302 got a new tape stripe treatment that began on the hood (similar to the Mach 1), but then continued along the rear of the hood, down the front fenders and across the sides to the rear. Standard wheel size remained at 15x7; however, a trim ring/hub cap arrangement took the place of the Magnum 500s. Chrome Magnum 500 wheels, though, were optional but only on the Boss 302. The Shaker scoop was optional on the Boss 302.
Mechanically, the Boss 302 benefited from the redesigned dual exhaust system, the standard Hurst shifter, and the Competition Suspension which used a rear stabler bar measuring 5/8 inch. The engine got smaller intake valves, 2.19 inches versus 2.23 inches for 1969, which resulted in slightly better response. Aluminum valve covers replaced the chrome steel ones of 1969.
The 1970 Boss 429 featured a gloss black hood scoop, chrome Magnum 500 wheels that used a Boss 302 type center cap, the revised exhaust system and the Hurst shifter. Color availability was Grabber Blue, Grabber Orange, Grabber Green, Calypso Coral and Pastel Blue. Interior color selection was limited to black or white.
The 1970 Boss 429 engine was the 820-T version; however, it was fitted with a mechanical lifter ccamshaft and a more efficient radiator fan. Some engines were tagged 820-A. These were 820-T engines that had some minor emission system modifications. The 3/4 inch rear stabilizer bar was replaced by the 5/8 inch unit found on other Competition Suspension-equipped Mustangs.
A total of 499 1970 Boss 429s were built. KK numbers range from KK2060 to KK2558.
As with 1969 Bosses, all 1970 Boss 302 Mustangs had the consecutive unit number on the engine block for additional identi- fication. The Boss 429s had additional VIN numbers on the engine block, transmission and inner fenders.


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Rushden 2-1 Kidderminster
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Rushden moved into the second round of the FA Cup with a hard-fought home victory over Kidderminster.
A mistake by goalkeeper Billy Turley almost allowed Drewe Broughton the chance to give the visitors an early lead but the Kidderminster striker missed an open goal.
Soon afterwards, an error by Kenny Coleman almost let in Robert Duffy but the home striker was unable to hit the target.
Then against the run of play, Diamonds took the lead.
Paul Underwood delivered a fine cross from the left and teenager Duffy rose above the Kidderminster defence to head powerfully home after 35 minutes.
Turley made fine saves to deny Dean Bennett and Bo Henriksen as the visitors dominated possession in the first half.
But after 66 minutes, Diamonds extended their lead.
Marcus Bignot slipped a telling pass to Stuart Wardley and the midfielder coolly beat Stuart Brock from close range.
The visitors never gave up and were rewarded six minutes later when Broughton headed home Coleman's cross. But although the visitors continued to press, they found Turley in fine form.
Rushden & Diamonds: Turley, Bignot, Peters, Hunter, Underwood, Hall, Mills, Wardley, Gray, Darby, Duffy. Subs: Sollitt, Bell, Talbot, Dempster, Lowe.
Kidderminster: Brock, Coleman, Ayres, Hinton, Smith, Bennett, Williams, Parrish, Shilton, Henriksen, Broughton. Subs: Foster, Danby, Doyle, Joy, Khela.
Referee: C Penton (Sussex).
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Around the middle of the first dynasty, the king Den may have been preceeded by Queen Mereneith (or Merneith, "beloved of Neith"), possibly the first female ruler of Egypt and possibly the world. However, it is unclear whether she reigned alone for a period or simply reigned alongside her husband Djet (if he was her husband) and then acted as regent for her son Den. She is named as the King's Mother on a seal impression created during Den's reign, but was not recorded on any of the kings lists. Manetho does not refer to her by name, but he does state that there were eight pharaohs in the first dynasty which is "correct" if you include Mereneith as a pharaoh. However, it is also possible that he included Narmer in the first dynasty (and not dynasty 0), and so counted eight pharaohs.
Merenith had two burial sites. In her Saqqara tomb, archeologists found artifacts naming a high court official called Seshemka. Her second tomb was in the royal complex at Abydos, along with most of the Kings of her dynasty. In this tomb, the base of a stepped structure was concealed within the usual rectangular shape of the Mastaba (a low flat "bench" shaped tomb). This may have been an early fusion of Northern and Southern styles which led to the development of the stepped pyramid complex. Stone vessels and seal impressions bearing her name and confirming her status as ruler were found in the tomb, along with a stela on which her name was written in an archaic form. The stelea also bears the crossed arrows of the ancient godess Neith.
- Bard, Kathryn (2008) An introduction to the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt
- Dodson, A and Hilton, D. (2004) The Complete Royal Families of Ancient Egypt
- Kemp, Barry J (1991) Ancient Egypt: Anatomy of a Civilisation
- Lehner, Mark (1997) The Complete Pyramids
- Pinch, Geraldine (2002) Handbook Egyptian Mythology
- Bard, Kathryn (2000) "The Emergence of The Egyptian State", in The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt Ed I. Shaw
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This cracker-jack (that is, me) loves Chinese food. It is my non-Primal weakness, worse than pizza. Sweet and sour chicken would totally be my last meal.
BUT I MANAGED TO TOTALLY NOT LIKE CHECKERS ANYMORE I discovered there was soy in the chili. Love is over.
Counts for something. I'm working on it. I bet the spicy dishes are all soy-oil based, though...
Magnolia, you are in North Carolina? I'm not so sure the burger joints here don't use "vegetable" oil in their stuff.
Probably the closest thing to "PRIMAL" take out here would be Panera. Maybe that BBQ pit...
To be honest, you really have no clue what's going into your mouth when you eat fast food. You can have a better shot if you go someplace like Chipotle (which still uses soybean oil, if I recall correctly). You can have a better shot if you just order meat and lettuce, but A LOT of the time, chicken gets injected with all kinds of crap and ground beef can be a mix of stuff.
Sometimes looking at the gluten free menu can be a help (if they have one), and they're usually online. For instances, Del Taco actually has decent quality food for what it is. Their fries are probably cooked in soybean oil (like everyone else does) but there's no gluten in them. On the other hand, the chili cheese fries do have gluten. That tells me there's probably gluten in the chili. Same thing with the corn tortilla tacos - gluten - so is that in the tortilla or the meat? Not that ANY of these foods are things you should be eating, but you can see my point. I don't put flour or gluten in MY chili, so it isn't logical for me to think someone else would, but they do.
I've seen the ingredient list for KFC's grilled chicken and it's a bit... lengthy. And that's without any breading or individually listing the "7 herbs and spices" that they're so proud of.
My suggestion? Most hotel rooms have a fridge and a microwave - ask for a room with one if you need to. Run by a local market and grab a couple days worth of stuff you really should be eating and leave any leftovers in the fridge when you head home.Durp.
Originally posted by sthubbar View PostThere seems to be little doubt that the food we consume has a significant impact on our health.
Currently listening to "Good Calorie, Bad Calories" and it seems to support much of the Grok lifestyle, especially reducing sugar and refined carbohydrates, flour and white rice in the diet.
I understand that Mark and many of the members of the grok community have some habits that are far outside what the majority of people in any Western society do. Think Vibram shoes.
Doesn't Mark somewhere say on his site that he wants to reach 10 million people with his message. That's great and I support that. How about providing some advice for people that don't live in California (where I come from) and are far from a Whole foods.
- I don't cook and have no interest/time to start cooking
- I often have pressure to order food delivered
Is KFC chicken, maybe removing or keeping on the skin a reasonable grok food?
How about McD double cheeseburger with bacon? Maybe remove the bun?
How about fries, they are potatoes and no added sugar, so could be ok?
It is clear to avoid all sodas no problem there.
How about ice cream, I'm sure a no go on that one, though I have a hard time resisting.
Pizza is out, I'm sure.
So, is my only option KFC?
What fast food options are there that are grok acceptable?
You want it easy. You want to eat shitfood and have the community say that it's okay to do so. I live in New Orleans which is the cultural opposite of CA and it took awhile to find how to do this right here. Some things are easy and some things aren't.
No, KFC isn't okay. It's CAFO chicken fried in shit oil. Take off the skin and it's still CAFO chicken fried in shit oil. If you truly want to be primal or paleo, you'll do the work. If not, that's fine, but don't delude yourself."Right is right, even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it." - St. Augustine
Who says back fat is a bad thing? Maybe on a hairy guy at the beach, but not on a crab.
Originally posted by sthubbar View PostThanks for the feedback.
Maybe if I pose the question in a different way we can change the focus of the discussion.
For example, I spend most of my life in hotels without kitchens and don't plan to spend my few days off doing an activity I don't enjoy and furthermore trying to transport 5 days worth of food in my luggage on a flight every Monday morning.
How can I eat healthy without cooking my own food?
Eat in restaurants with gluten free options. My biggest ones would be asian, indian and steakhouses. Or hit up a supermarket and buy a cooked chicken/smoked salmon/dried meat and pair it with cheese/lettuce/tomato/avocado et al.
With that much travel, sounds like you have more problems than just the food though. What are your sleep patterns like? And your stress levels? Can you find the space for exercise?Last edited by magicmerl; 05-07-2013, 04:13 PM.Disclaimer: I eat 'meat and vegetables' ala Primal, although I don't agree with the carb curve. I like Perfect Health Diet and WAPF Lactofermentation a lot.
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Just got this off the brown truck and been playing with it most of the morning. It is their Platinum vbar for the Matrix. It is a good bit larger then the normal one but had to be because of the tube that is on the side of the riser. It has 3 different holes so that it can be used on a right or left handed Matrix or even a standard riser. I have it in the left hole in the photo and you can see there is plenty of room between the vbar and riser. The middle hole will work as well but I personally like it this way better.
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Yes, good news. Only sour note for me is that it looks like the new
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> I found out about this a couple weeks ago or so, from an email
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You are correct in the assumption about "load" averages. The load is an
indication of how many active processes are waiting for their time on the
cpu. It's significance is directly based on the number of processors you
have. If you have 1 cpu, then a value of 25 means your system has some work
it needs to catch up on. If you have a load of 25, and have 2 cpu's, then
it's only half as bad. 4 cpu's means it's half as bad as if you had 2, etc.
All in all, it's a pretty useless statistic for your needs. I have more than
a few boxes that maintain around 2.0 pretty much all the time because of
background processes that are always running. It's really only useful on
machines that have around 100 people logged in at a time.
Try not to think of it as a percent of processor in use. Think of it like
this. Anything more than 0.0 means that processes are asking for time faster
than your system can finish their requested tasks.
I'm not much of a FreeBSD user, so I can only speak for linux, but the top
command will display actual processor load in %. You can acess the necessary
information to derive processor load % by looking in /proc/stat. Here's a
like to some php code that shows you how it works:
I think that m0n0wall should include a load % in addition to, or as a
replacement to, the current load averages that it displays in the System
section. In a firewall situation, old style load averages aren't really that
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From: "Fred Weston" <fred dot weston at daytonawan dot com>
To: "Mitch (WebCob)" <mitch at webcob dot com>
Cc: "dave" <dave at rodrig dot com>; "Samenlia" <fhliang at 163 dot com>;
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Sent: Monday, April 05, 2004 1:36 AM
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] about the load averages: 2.11, 0.07, 0.05
> Mitch (WebCob) wrote:
> >That is my understanding too - BUT what I'd like to know is how that
> >to performance and usability... like when does a webserver start showing
> >or a vpn start dropping connections?
> >
> >I expect there are no hard and fast rules, but is there a real use to
> >numbers other than a realative indication of my system load?
> >
> >m/
> >
> >
> >
> I would imagine the numbers are too software specific to make any
> statements. The only real way to tell would be to monitor the CPU usage
> and see how it affects firewall or VPN throughput. The only problem
> there is artificially raising the CPU load in m0n0wall. I'm not too
> familiar with FreeBSD, but I would imagine you'd have to hack some
> program in there in order to do that in a controlled manner.
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Best of the China Blogs: December 19
A daily look at what we're reading.
–As the price of oil falls from recent staggering heights to its lowest level in years, OPEC is counting on China to see it through the storm. [WSJ Environmental Capital]
–China's "battle task" against Somali pirates may be its navy's biggest moment since the days of Zheng He, six centuries ago. [Pomfret's China]
–Fear and saving: The Chinese habit of storing money away for a rainy day is rooted in a sense of social insecurity and the specter of hidden costs. [Economix]
–Celebrating China's 30 years of reform and opening with a visit to the place hailed as "China's richest village." [Shanghaiist]
–After accepting her husband Hu Jia's human rights prize on Wednesday, Zeng Jinyan is told that she will not be allowed to visit him in prison this month. [Just Recently]
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I only have a few favorite non-profits that I donate to in our region. NJP is certainly in my top tier. Very few organizations have as big of of an effect on the ground for wildlife and a healthy landscape. I have spent quite a bit of time in the area of NJP reserve and have seen dramatic improvements since the reserve was formed.
The land they protect is not only gorgeous and wild, but very biologically significant. While their primary aim is to protect jaguars, innumerable other species of plants and animals benefit. From a huge population of Black Hawks to the northernmost nesting Macaws to Ocelots and River Otters, this area needs NJP.
They have amazingly also garnered the support of locals who are often weary of environmental organizations. For this reason they are able to influence an even larger area than the reserve itself, protecting the essential core of Jaguar habitat. The Jaguar population in this area is key to the survival of the species in northern Mexico.
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A Failure to Communicate Part II
According to one industry source with whom I spoke recently, the odd communication problem reported on in Part 1, below, is an artifact of CEC. CEC is a new feature offered by many manufacturers that allows the user to control various components through their HDMI connections. Often, these operations are automated.
CEC is the generic name for this feature, but in the interests of enhanced consumer confusion manufacturers have elected to come up with their own trademarked names for it. Samsung calls it Anynet+. Toshiba's name is CE-Link. Sony goes with Theatre Sync. Pioneer likes HDMI Control.
According to my source, CEC is a work in progress (I'm being kind—those weren't his exact words) and prone to the sort of glitches I have described. He is no fan of the feature, even though his company uses it. Like many who work for the US branch of overseas manufacturers, he does not make final design decisions.
We're not in a position to pass judgment on CEC in general. It might work better with some products than others. It might be less reliable, do weird things, or not work at all when products from more than one company are involved. It might presume too much about your intentions, i.e., you want to keep using the disc player even with the TV off, and it can't figure out why you'd want to do that!
Sort of reminds me of the story of the man who had his house completely automated, only to find one day that it wouldn't let him in. Could have been worse. it might not have let him out.


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"I heard some runners talking about their 'splits' from a race. What are they referring to?"

Splits is a running and racing term that means the time that it takes to complete a specific distance in running. For example, if you're running 5 miles, your time at each mile marker is called a "mile split". Some runners use splits to see if they're pacing evenly and staying on track to hit a specific goal. So, if you're running a timed mile, you may check your splits every 1/4 mile to see if you're on pace.

Tracking your mile splits during a race is crucial if you're trying to reach a specific goal time, like qualifying for the Boston Marathon. Some runners use running watches to take their splits when they're racing. Most races have markers at every mile, so you can hit your split button each time you hit a mile marker. If you have a running watch with GPS, it will track your splits automatically.

Some marathon runners use pace bracelets or temporary pace tattoos on their arms so they know what splits they're supposed to be hitting at specific mile markers. Doing so helps them know if they're staying on track with their goal. Many runners like to review their splits after races to determine how well they did with pacing and what they can improve for the next race.

What's a Negative Split?

The term "negative splitting" refers to running the second half of a race faster than the first. So, for instance, if you're running a marathon and you run the first 13.1 miles in 2:01:46, and then run the second 13.1 miles in 1:59:30, then you ran a negative split. If your second half is slower, however, it's called a positive split.

Negative splitting is the ideal way to run a long distance race such as a half or full marathon. However, many runners do the opposite by going out too fast in the beginning, and then slowing down significantly in the second half of the race. It's a common mistake because you feel rested and strong in the beginning, so it's tempting to go out fast. It takes a lot of discipline and practice to achieve a negative split. Most people can't do it in their first marathon. But, generally, if you can hold back and conserve your energy in the first half of the race so that you can run faster in the second half, you'll perform much better overall.

Other Racing Terms:

What's a PR or Personal Record?

What's a Chip Time?

What's a Corral in Racing?

Also see:

How to Put on Your Race Bib

Tips for Your First Road Race

How to Look Good in Your Race Photos

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On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 7:17 PM, Tom Lane <tgl(at)sss(dot)pgh(dot)pa(dot)us> wrote: > Robert Haas <robertmhaas(at)gmail(dot)com> writes: >> On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 9:53 AM, Claudio Freire <klaussfreire(at)gmail(dot)com> wrote: >>> Rather, I'd propose the default setting should be "-1" or something >>> "default" and "automagic" that works most of the time (but not all). > >> A cruder heuristic that might be useful is 3 * shared_buffers. > > Both parts of that work for me. It's certainly silly that the default > value of effective_cache_size is now equivalent to the default value > of shared_buffers. And I don't especially like the idea of trying to > make it depend directly on the box's physical RAM, for the same > practical reasons Robert mentioned. For the record, I don't believe those problems would be particularly hard to solve. > It might be better to use 4 * shared_buffers, as that corresponds to the > multiple that's been the default since 8.2 or so (ie 128MB vs 32MB), and > 3x just seems kinda oddball. I suspect that would be OK, too. -- Robert Haas EnterpriseDB: http://www.enterprisedb.com The Enterprise PostgreSQL Company
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Andrew Card, White House chief of staff during much of the George W. Bush administration, has been getting lots of attention this week for telling Inside Edition that as a sign of respect, President Obama should wear a coat and tie when he's in the Oval Office. That was supposed to be the rule in the Bush White House -- men would be in coat and tie in the Oval.
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A violent street gang tries to take over a peaceful neighborhood on the December 15 episode of 'CSI: Miami'.
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Next week episode, the "Tipping Point", still revolves around Lieutenant Horatio Caine, played by David Caruso, and his CSI team. This time, with the help of local tipsters, they are fighting to save a neighborhood on the brink of being taken over by a violent street gang.
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The Kanker Burger was only seen in "Nagged to Ed." The Kanker Burgers were made by the Kanker Sisters and served to the Eds with hydrated powdered milk.
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While Eating
The Kanker Burger isn't much of a burger because it is too watery, so much so that Ed had to use a straw to eat it (or perhaps slurping up the contents of the burger instead), though Ed might just do this with regular hamburgers. It also dripped sauce all over the Kankers' couch. The burger contains some strange items in it, such as a cog wheel, which was spit out by Eddy.
The Mis-Edventures
A jawbreaker can be unlocked with a flavor called "Kanker Ketchup" from the jawbreaker dispenser in the playground. The description is "Compliment to any meal!" referencing how the Eds enjoyed the Kanker Burgers.
In Fusionfall, there is a giant version of the hamburger by the river near the Park n' Flush. Marie is manning it; apparently it is a sort of "Trojan Horse" made to trick the Eds into letting them in. Most of the missions that Marie gives out deal with said hamburger. Coop once mistook it for a real burger and has to be assured by the user that it is, indeed, fake.


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A preliminary inquiry date has been set for a Kentville man facing several attempted murder and aggravated assault charges.
Paul Eldon Lake, 53, is facing three counts of attempted murder, three counts of aggravated assault and two counts of possessing a weapon dangerous to the public peace. Lake was charged after three people were stabbed overnight June 20 in downtown Kentville. There were two calls to 911 from the area of Prospect Road and Main Street reporting the stabbings at around 1 a.m.
Lake has elected trial by judge and jury on the attempted murder and aggravated assault charges.
Previously, a conditional sentence order had been cancelled for Lake.
Defence attorney Chris Manning appeared in Kentville provincial court on Lake's behalf on July 24 to have a date for a preliminary inquiry set. Judge John MacDougall scheduled the hearing for Nov. 7. Manning said on July 21 that about three quarters of a day would be needed.
Police allege that Lake injured three people on June 20: two men, age 24 and 26, and a 36-year-old woman. According to court records, the stabbing victims include Timothy Lee Lake, Nathaniel Theriault and Sherry Renouf. The accused was in a domestic relationship with Renouf.