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Only two days left until I find out whether I am a HAND AND LOCK FINALIST for the 2015 PRIZE!!! FINGERS CROSSED!!!
Only two days left until I find out whether I am a HAND AND LOCK FINALIST for the 2015 PRIZE!!! FINGERS CROSSED!!!
This year has been a very slow start for me, trying to get into the flow, with no money! I had already payed for The Hand And Lock Competition for 2015 but the brief of COUNTRIES, really baffled my mind! Literally threw me off parr!!!!! So in my creative mindset I decided to look deeper into the idea of countries! Rather than being really obvious and embellishing a Union Jack to a dress or some sort of flag or replica of a countries embellishments/embroideries I decided to look into disasters natural and man made and one that I have always found interesting is the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster (NOW THIS WAS AN IDEA I CAN WORK WITH) So after a long process of bleaching, dying, studding, embellishing, burning, ripping, shredding, distressing, I created a beautiful outfit that stands out from most! LETS HOPE THIS MAKES ME A WINNER OR AT ATLEAST A REPICENT OF A PRIZE OF SOME SORT!!
Behind the scenes imagery I have never seen before of the Graduate Fashion Week 2012 preview shoot – there was never a final photo produced but the fact it was seen by fashion photographer Ben Weller and I.D Magazines Charlotte Stockdale makes me really happy. So exciting, i cant believe i have never seen this before!! Find the actual video at http://vimeo.com/45448463
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This product doesn't really offer any real purifying action like it claims!This product did a mild, yet okay job of cleansing my skin. As, this is really what most cream cleansers do. It did leave my face feeling moisturized afterwards and it didn't clog up my acne-prone skin. However, I didn't notice any real purifying action with this product. — 9 years, 5 months agoReservechic | 269 reviews
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Don't expect miraclesI received this as part of a gift with purchase. When I saw the price listed: Wow! Not a good value for the money. It has a therapeutic, funky smell and though a rich cream--I like to wear it as a "facial" first then splash it off with warm water, it does makes skin feel temporarily smooth and supple. — 8 years, 3 months agoPussykat | 43 reviews
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a mini-peel!I received this Ceramide cream cleanser in a gift with purchase - thankfully I didn't buy it! The first few days, i used it at night and it was ok; not purifying but cleaned my makeup off. Then I used it am and pm for 2 days and it didn't just dry my skin; it make my skin red, irrated, flaky and raw, putting anything else on after cleansing hurt. I know it wasn't product line differences b/c I ...read moreused all Elizabeth Arden those 2 days. I won't use the cleanser again but i did get a mini-peel from it — 8 years, 3 months agomdhwright | 3 reviews
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Starkey: Letang inspired by late friend
Penguins defenseman Kris Letang follows a ritual before every game.
He showers, then stretches, then sits alone in silence.
Invariably, his attention turns to his late best friend, Luc Bourdon, a Vancouver Canucks prospect who was killed in a motorcycle accident last spring.
"I'm always thinking about him being with me in spirit," Letang says through a thick French-Canadian accent. "I don't know what you call it in English• Prayer• But I know Luc is always there for me."
As sure as the scruff on Letang's 22-year-old face, Bourdon was part of that wild center-ice celebration Wednesday night at Mellon Arena. The one that erupted after Letang beat the Washington Capitals on a slap shot at 11:23 of overtime.
Even as jubilant teammates mobbed him, Letang was thinking of his friend.
"I knew right away he was there," Letang said Thursday after practice. "In the moment, you're like, 'Oh my God, the game is done; I'm so tired.' But I know he was there."
If all had gone according to plan, the two young defensemen would be reveling in each other's success, trading texts after their playoff games.
Bourdon would be playing for the Canucks in their series against the Chicago Blackhawks, and he surely would have fired a text the other night, congratulating Letang on his goal and maybe ribbing him about the puck going in on a deflection.
Their careers followed a startlingly similar track after they met at age 14 at a summer hockey camp in Burlington, Vt.
Both were drafted by Val-d'Or of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Both finished their first junior season with 32 points. Both were drafted into the NHL in 2005 - Letang leading off the third round; Bourdon 10th overall, nine picks after the Penguins took Sidney Crosby.
The two won a World Junior Championship together for Canada in 2006 and made their NHL teams after their second training camps. Both were returned to junior, won another World Junior title in 2007 and returned to the NHL for parts of last season.
Roommates at World Juniors, they worked the power play and killed penalties together.
And shared a lot of laughs.
"When we were in junior, he bought a car for, like, 500 bucks, and we'd drive it all over the place," Letang recalled in a story we did together for The Hockey News shortly after Bourdon's death. "He didn't care how people saw him. We were the same. We just wanted to have fun and enjoy life."
That led to a story about World Juniors, when all the players lived together in a big house.
Letang laughed as he told it.
"One time, Steve Downie (now with the Tampa Bay Lightning) was playing guitar, and it was kind of annoying because he didn't know how to play," Letang said. "Luc was a great guitarist, and he was kind of ticked off because Steve was always playing in front of everybody in the lounge, so Luc took the guitar and ripped all the strings off.
"Steve was pretty ticked off."
The Penguins were preparing for Game 4 of the Stanley Cup final when Letang received the phone call that changed his life. It was from his agent, informing him that Bourdon had died instantly near his native Shippagan, New Brunswick, when his bike veered into a truck on a winding, two-lane road.
Teammates helped Letang deal with the devastation.
"It was hard on him," says winger Pascal Dupuis. "That was his best friend."
As Dupuis attests, Letang has handled the situation admirably. He stepped into an unexpectedly large role this season and responded with 33 points. He took the left point on the power play for good when Ryan Whitney was dealt to Anaheim.
Despite some rough moments and injury issues in the playoffs -- Letang was scratched for a game in the first round -- he has responded with six points, an even plus-minus rating and a big-time battle level.
The Penguins need Letang at the top of his game.
Meanwhile, he remains in regular touch with Bourdon's mother, Suzanne, and girlfriend, Charlene Ward. Those two were watching Game 3 together in New Brunswick. They texted Letang afterward.
Their message?
Letang recounted it with a smile.
"Just, 'Good luck, we're happy for you ... and nice goal.'"


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Aguilar de Campoo is situated about 170 miles (274 kilometers) north of the national capital Madrid, and 75 miles (121 kilometers) southwest of Bilbao.
To find out why so many tourists pick Castilla - Leon as a vacation spot, ensure you allow some time to hit the road and explore the wider area. You'll find Camasobres, 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the southeast, and Osorno 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the north.
While you are on holiday in Aguilar de Campoo, why don't you head to Santillana del Mar. Approximately 40 miles (64 kilometers) to the north, this regional city is where you can find Museo de la Tortura, Las Monedas Caves and National Museum and Research Center of Altamira. La Colegiata, Santillana del Mar Zoo and Caves of Altamira are good places to visit.
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Don't leave here without getting a view from the sky. There are a few great places to try hot air ballooning. The Aguilar de Campoo area offers plenty of excellent ways to experience its unique landscapes. Those with a love of adventure can sign up for one of the many mountain climbing and rock climbing tours available here.
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Dairy group Murray Goulburn will learn on Monday if its takeover bid for
The $C10 billion dairy giant Saputo has to persuade investors holding less than 4 per cent of its takeover target WCB to accept its $533 million offer for the Victorian dairy manufacturer to pierce an acceptance level of 50.1 per cent. This will give Saputo a further two-week buffer on the January 22 deadline of its takeover bid.
Saputo released an updated account of its substantial holding in WCB on Friday morning. It has received acceptances of 46.17 per cent.
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Mr Hickson would not be drawn on the fund's next move, but many in the market expect Bega's sale will cause a chain reaction of smaller shareholders selling into Saputo's bid.
Wilson Asset Management is also a shareholder in Bega, which will bank up to $68 million in profit on its stake in WCB. Bega's share price has gained 171 per cent since it first bid for WCB on September 12. "Now that Bega has sold its stake, all eyes will be on Bega and what happens there," Mr Hickson said.
Bega shares gained 2 per cent to close at $4.71 on Friday.
The three-way bidding war for WBC had "put the spotlight on the cheese industry," Mr Hickson said. "It's been a boring sector for a number of years but the attention is now there."
The dramatic battle has lasted four months and involved many of the region's dairy players, including New Zealand's Fonterra (which owns 9 per cent of Bega) and Japan's Lion (which owns 10 per cent of WCB). Lion is still weighing up its options .
Saputo's rivals have argued an Australian company should own WCB but the Canadian group has said it will invest in the local sector. It plans to use Australia as an export base for Asia, hoping to cash in on growing Chinese demand for dairy products.
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If so, what portions of the application papers should the PTO require be submitted in a standard size and/or format, and what sanction (e.g., surcharge) should be established for the failure to comply with these requirements? ---------------------------------------- COMMENT ON QUESTION 02: I do not believe that a standard application format is practical. All inventions can not be disclosed in the same format. It is not in our country's interest to continue discouraging innovation with steadily increasing fees and hidden costs such as a standard format will cause. ---------------------------------------- QUESTION 03: If the entire application is not published, what information concerning the application should be published in the Gazette of Patent Application Notices? ---------------------------------------- COMMENT ON QUESTION 03: To minimize burdensome costs associated with publishing the gazette should only publish the patent description and inventor. 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Published: Oct 15, 2013
Dear Editor,
The proposal to sue England, France and Holland for reparations for slavery is an excellent one.
Perhaps we should also sue the relevant African tribal groups who subjugated and sold so many of their own race into bondage.
Maybe the Scots and Irish would like to join in a class action so they, too, may be compensated for their enslavement and occupation by the English. The surviving relatives of the countless millions of Russians, Poles and Jews who were enslaved and exterminated may take heart and file their own action against Germany.
Just think of all the money everyone could make!
We could pay off the national debt which successive governments have saddled us, the meek and submissive, with, placing generations of Bahamians into yet another form of bondage.
With a bit of luck, money will be left over to make amends to all those Bahamian women whose lives have been upended, having been treated as second-class citizens in our own country since the constitution came into force in 1973.
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Black Caviar silks to retire, tooPatrick Bartley
Published: February 16 2013 - 3:00AM
IF CHAMPION race mare Black Caviar ends her imposing career in Melbourne, interstate or even in front of the Queen at Royal Ascot in England later this year, what is certain is that her racing silks will also be retired.
The salmon and black spots that the world's fastest mare has carried to 22 victories have never been worn on any other racehorse. And when the six-year-old sprinter is retired to stud, the colours will also be taken out of circulation. Connections have confirmed the silks will only ever be used aboard the champion.
The background of the colours were well researched and designed. Black Caviar's dam Helsinge is named after a town in Denmark and Helsinge's dam was Scandinavia, one of the homes of salmon roe, a form of caviar.
Black Caviar's followers have warmed to the race-day silks, with thousands waving salmon-pink flags at every race the remarkable mare contests.
Black Caviar will create more history if she wins the Black Caviar Lightning, as she will become the first to win the race three times.
She will also swell her group 1 record at Flemington to six wins if successful. The mare has also won two Patinack Farms and a Newmarket Handicap.
Black Caviar holds that record over another wonderful race mare Makybe Diva, a winner of three Melbourne Cups and an Australian Cup.
But the great mare will not be the first horse to win a race named in its honour. Outstanding jumper St Steven returned from Japan after winning the Nakayama Grand Jump and won the St Steven Steeplechase at Moonee Valley nearly a decade ago.
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Passenger counts at McCarran International Airport were off in May for the 15th straight month with declines in arriving and departing travelers running parallel to percentage changes in capacity by the 33 airlines serving Las Vegas.
The Clark County Aviation Department reported 3.5 million passengers used McCarran last month, an 11.5 percent decrease from May 2008. For the first five months of 2009, traffic is off 11.9 percent to 16.8 million.
Although there are some exceptions, the percentage changes in traffic by airline at McCarran are running close to capacity changes the airlines have made over the past year as the aviation industry battles to survive the recession.
Southwest Airlines, the busiest carrier at McCarran, had a 4.6 percent decline in traffic to 1.4 million passengers and for the year, traffic is off 5.3 percent. Southwest's capacity over last year is down 5.2 percent.
The biggest percentage decline has been for No. 2 McCarran operator US Airways, whose May numbers are down 30.6 percent to 450,738, and whose five-month total is down 31.9 percent. The airline's capacity, meanwhile, is off 37 percent from a year ago.
Fort Worth, Texas-based American Airlines, one of the few carriers to show a monthly and year-to-date gain at McCarran, had 199,198 passengers in May, a 3.5 percent increase, and the five-month total is up 2.4 percent. American's capacity is up 10.7 percent although the number of daily flights has declined 3.4 percent, an indication that the airline is using larger aircraft in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas-based Allegiant Air showed a 9.2 percent increase in passengers in May to 159,230 and the five-month increase was 10.8 percent. Meanwhile, Allegiant's capacity has risen 14.5 percent.
One of the exceptions to the trend was United Airlines, the No. 3 carrier at the airport. United's passenger count was off 16.6 percent to 242,330 in May and in five months, down 11.6 percent. But United has increased capacity at McCarran 4.6 percent from last year.
Overseas and international flights to McCarran improved over last year despite the discontinuation of service by British Midland in late April. The flights, which include service between Honolulu and Las Vegas by Hawaiian Airlines and flights to and from Canada and Mexico were up 1.4 percent in May to 200,199 passengers, thanks to strong demand for Aeromexico, Canada's WestJet and new service by Thomas Cook Airlines from Manchester, England, and from Canada on Sunwing Airlines.
Hawaiian Airlines had a 19.4 percent increase in passengers to 38,362, thanks primarily to a new Honolulu flight, and Virgin Atlantic had a 5.2 increase to 26,344 on its daily service from London's Gatwick International Airport.


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Monday, December 17, 2007
State of Emergenc..yawn!
Me: Sooo, the State of Emergency is over!
Ami: The State of what?
Me: Emergency?
Ami: Oh...that.. is it over?
Me: Yesss... its all over the news here... How are people reacting?
Ami: hold one second beta... *speaking to relatives* Uh huh, that Emergency thing, its over. Yes, Aisha said. Yes, she's doing good.
Me: You mean you didn't know? People aren't cheering in the streets?
Ami: No, people are busy doing their Eid shopping beta! But that's nice!
10 comments:
- Suleman said...
yeah, hardly anybody cares in Pakistan.
That's the beauty, we as a nation have stopped worrying about National Issues, and so very happy or distressed in our personal lives. :)
- 5:18 AM, December 17, 2007
- Tee said...
LOL. This was such an interesting interaction. It still surprises me that such a gap between what is reported on the news and what is reality, exists.
The first time I really realized this was when I made friends online with some Iraqis. I would ask them a question based on something I saw on CNN but their answers were always surprising to me.
For example, CNN would be saying Iraqis want the United States to leave their country NOW. My Iraqi friends would tell me the majority want the troops to stay, at least until proper peace keeping UN troops, etc, can be put in place, b/c now that we've made the mess, they don't want to be abandoned.
It's strange that so many base their political beliefs off of things they learn on the news when it's not really always a reliable source.
- 9:40 AM, December 17, 2007
- Aisha said...
Suleman, its kind of like here when we hear Congress has shut down this week. Welll okay politically that has some consequences but practically, would someoen delay their visit because of it? Not likely. This was a similar incident. Are you in Pakistan?
Tee, amen to that. We do rely a lot on a source that's not always accurate. I just saw a dateline thing on China getting a lot of our trash to store. And the show talked about how its good b/c they recycle it and make paper and benches, but what about the nonrecylcable stuff? I think journalists jobs are to tell both sides of the tales but they don't really do that anymore these days.
- 10:48 AM, December 17, 2007
- Chorna said...
Hi Aisha. I check in on your blog via my RSS reader (bless the Internet) and this post really did make me chuckle at work. :)
I'm glad someone's had the sense to put this up. Hope you're looking forward to Eid - I've packaged up gifts for my family and sent them over. It's convenient that I can celebrate Eid and Christmas relatively close this year.
Hope you're well and have a good week. :)
- 3:16 PM, December 17, 2007
- 6:58 PM, December 17, 2007
It is so true...
While I was in Karachi....no one was even ' a little bit' worried about emergency etc., Its a different Pakistan from what we see in news here. Politics was only in newspapers and news channel. PPl were se detatched. Good or bad ? (another debate).
Actually nobody cared about imposing and lifing of emerg...(yawn)
- 4:34 AM, December 18, 2007
- Aisha said...
Chorna, thanks for dropping in :) I'm glad it gave you a chuckle!! Eid shopping... eh... I'm the laziest soul alive when it comes to shopping, but I'm glad you're on top of it!! :)
Mystic, yeah whether its good or bad that people seemed apathetic is a different story, but the way they made it sound... it really was not the reality of the people living there.
- 9:39 AM, December 18, 2007
So true! Even during the emergency my family there reported that things were generally calm and people were going about their lives as usual. Fed up but not too shy to shop on for the wedding and Eid season!
- 2:29 PM, December 18, 2007
- Huda said...
This cracks me up every time I read it. "That Emergency thing, it's over. Yes, Aisha said. She's doing good."
- 11:08 PM, December 23, 2007
- Humz said...
LOL - that's hilarious!!
- 11:37 AM, December 30, 2007


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September Snakes
September Snake, so sluggish, so sad,
Is this the best summer you ever had?
Slithering and biting and "Fanging around",
Sneaking up on folks with narry a sound.
You go to your hideout to catch a few ZZZZs
Or hang by your tail from the leaf-barren trees
And no one will bother you, no one comes near,
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Scouts earn their keep
BRADENTON, FLA. -- Winnipeg Blue Bombers general manager Kyle Walters breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday as his club's first-ever mini-training camp in Florida wrapped up after three days.
Walters dramatically upgraded the scouting department this winter and this week's mini-camp was all about giving the Bombers coaches their first look in person at the fruits of all that scouting in the form of about 50 or so rookie prospects who attended.
"When you come down here, it was kind of an interesting and anxious time," Walters told reporters Tuesday after his club went through one final practice session Tuesday morning at IMG Academy.
"You come down here as a scouting department and you sure as hell didn't want after one day for the coaches to go, 'Really? This is what we got?' And that wasn't the case. The coaches are excited..."
Indeed, head coach Mike O'Shea was gushing about the talent he saw.
"The talent level that was brought here by Kyle and his staff — I think it really blew the coaches away...
"Right now, what we just did, was vital for this organization and I think we will reap the rewards for it."
Walters said there are a couple of positions where the Bombers might still be a bit thin (he suggested receiver might be one) and scouts will have to get busy finding some more talent before main camp opens in Winnipeg in June. But overall Walters said the Bombers braintrust was thrilled with what they saw down here and 20-25 players that participated this week will be invited for a second look in Winnipeg.
"The mission statement coming down here is we want to make sure we get the best 75 guys coming to training camp," said Walters. "And I'm confident that the objective of we want to bring better American talent to training camp, we've accomplished that."
How'd I look, guys?: O'Shea
O'Shea was asked what this week was like for him as a rookie head coach on the field for the first time.
A former special teams coach, O'Shea said he missed not having as much time or opportunity this week to talk to players on the field. "It changes some of the information I can gather. As the special teams coach, being on the sideline and having a chance to talk more with each guy — I think there's certainly a benefit to that.
"I will have to adjust what I do at main camp to make sure I get that part, because I think it's important. But I felt pretty comfortable. Did I look comfortable, fellas?"
Pivots get marching orders
O'Shea said he was pleased with the play of all four quarterbacks—Drew Willy, Max Hall, Brian Brohm and Robert Marve — at mini-camp.
O'Shea said the next stage will involve offensive co-ordinator Marcel Bellefeuille and quarterbacks coach Gene Dahlquist issuing each man a set of instructions — based on what they showed on the field this week — on what to further work on in the lead up to main training camp.
"We'll sort of tailor their next six weeks so that they come in and they're prepared to help us win games," said O'Shea. "This has been a great environment for them and it was perfect for Gene to get a real solid look at these guys. And from Marcel's standpoint, he was very happy with the amount of material they absorbed. And the decision-making processes that have gone on from the very first practice until now has been very impressive."
YARDSTICKS: O'Shea said he was pleased by the performance of the six running backs that participated in mini-camp. Expect at least a couple to be brought to main camp in Winnipeg to challenge incumbent Will Ford... Receiver C.J. Tarver (5-8, 155 lbs -- Hudson Valley) showed some chops running back punts Tuesday and will likely get another look in Winnipeg.
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It's now almost four years since Business Spectator editor Alan Kohler (and now
"I didn't go to the swank new Deutsche Bank building in Hunter Street, Sydney, as I used to do to visit
Your columnist can certainly corroborate Kohler's impression of the Qantas bunker (aka "the precipice") but our moles tell us it's Joyce who is finding it hard to find. Apparently he's hardly set foot at HQ since 2010 and works almost exclusively from Deutsche Bank Place, summoning underlings as required.
A spokesperson told us it was a temporary decampment during a major office refurbishment but other insiders say his disinclination towards HQ predates that.
Either way, it's no crime to be based in the CBD, closer to investors, major customers and non-carcinogenic lunch options. But as the 'Roo is our witness, we'd say Kohler jumped the gun.
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RUSSELL_40 Posts: 16,826
If you do not have an issue with the food you are eating, and are on your way to a healthy weight, then your diet is working for you. At some point you may have more time, or find it necessary to cut out the processed food, but for now, I would just continue losing weight.
That is why I asked whether you needed advice on having dinner ready, or also feedback on your menu. Since you are losing, I wouldn't change anything. We often try to incorporate advice from others, and the result could be the changes don't result in weight loss. When you finally stop losing, then you might decide to cut some processed foods, or make other healthy changes, but right now, you are losing weight, and that is what is healthiest of all.
I would use the advice on having dinner ready when you got home, and wait until there is a problem with your diet is not working to worry about it. Make healthier choices whenever possible, but otherwise don't tinker with your diet, when it is working.
FTSOLK Posts: 1,391
I've never noticed a huge difference for me if I have too many carbs- as long as I don't JUST have carbs. I need to have some kind of protein (even cheese) to keep me from getting too hungry too quickly.
I believe the 2 cups of potatoes MUST have been a seasoned/sauced steamer bag of vegetables that INCLUDED potatoes. It was one of those cook and dump on a plate things. I certainly didn't have 2 cups of plain potatoes.
I have eaten out three times since July 5. I wouldn't consider that several times a week. (Though I did have leftovers from California Pizza Kitchen rather than eating the entire half of a pizza in one sitting). The mac and cheese recipe includes mashed/pureed butternut squash (cooked from a whole squash in my kitchen) and california blend vegetables. It's not just Kraft Mac and Cheese. I'll admit, I am getting a little (ok, a LOT) sick of having it every day for lunch. I definitely don't make a habit of cooking meals that make 7 extra generous servings. Most make about 4 servings.
I'm going to look at crock pot meals. I generally don't have a day I can devote to cooking. I work 6 days a week, and on Sundays I have church activities all day. Still, if I do the prep-work the night before (chopping/measuring) I can make a couple recipes during the week. I might not be able to get rid of my chicken nuggets and other convenience foods completely right away, but if I make a couple crock pot recipes, and cook up some inexpensive lean protein (pork, chicken, beef- I can often find some pretty good deals in the store. I found 4, about 4 oz cooked, pork chops for about $2-3 recently) in batches, I should be able to cut back.
Well, what you were eating July 6-11 looks MUCH better. Still, even on your best days, you are eating far too many carbs and a lot of processed food. I know that for me, carbs are much more important than calories, so this sets off alarm bells. Since you are tracking consistently, you should be able to see over time if carbs make a difference for you or not.
Serving size is another thing to think about--you are often having multiple servings where one would probably be enough to keep you full. For example, there is one day where you had 2 cups of potatoes with dinner--that's an enormous amount of potatoes, and it completely threw off your carbs for the day. A different approach could be to figure out how much a serving size is (one potato) and give yourself half. If you eat your whole dinner, along with water and are still hungry afterwards, then have the rest of the serving. Or try having your meaballs and potato along with a green salad--that might fill you up, with more nutrition and fewer carbs.
It still looks like you are eating out several times a week as well, so that's another area where you might want to think about setting some goals in the long term. There is nothing wrong with repeating meals--we all have to do it when we get busy--but repeating the mac/cheese and nuggets is probably not the way to go. I also see some places where you are spending a LOT of your nutrition budget on things that aren't going to be very filling...but you are doing better with that in general.
Have you seen the Emergency Dinner thread? I think that it is on the main Spark Cafe board. There are lots of good ideas there that you might find useful for late dinners.
Another thing to think about is fruits and veggies. First, fresh produce is cheap and tasty this time of year, so you might want to start working it into your diet now instead of eating all frozen fruits and vegetables. I would argue that you are often eating too much fruit (6-7 servings a day) and not nearly enough vegetables. Since fruits have more carbs than vegetables, over time you might want to get to a point where you are eating more vegetables and just a serving or two of fruit a day.
ANARIE Posts: 13,120
I think you should ignore any feedback except what you've already given yourself. You've made huge strides in eliminating some things that you knew all along needed to be eliminated; you're meeting your calorie targets; you're eating vegetables. It's not perfect, but you know what the issues are; you're tackling the ones you can and keeping the others in mind on the back burner for when you have more time and mental energy. You know this. There's no need to invite others to comment when all they will do is recommend that you do things you're not ready to do. Once you've had time for this recent change of habits to settle in and you're ready for another change, that'll be the time to ask for feedback, but right now the only opinion that means anything is your own.
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Do you have a day of the week where you can cook in batches? You don't seem to mind eating the same things for several days in a row. You could make soups, chilis, casseroles, grilled chicken or other meat, and freeze them, and then reheat quickly when you get home. Also, packing snack baggies on that day can be extremely useful. I usually spend about 2 -4 hours each Sunday prepping for the week, and it pays off. I don't ever have to think about what I'm going to eat. It's just there.
Good luck!
JENNINTHEATTIC Posts: 682
Way to go!
Some ideas for food prep: I've been known to make food AFTER eating to have prepared for the next day. That way you aren't starving when cooking and wanting to eat everything. While you may want to get to the point of eating less processed foods, it is okay to make that change slowly. You are doing wonderfully by eating in your calorie range and making small changes here and there.
Other quick ideas: tuna salad (this is part of my plan this week: as in tuna on a salad . . . although I plan to use mustard and a little bit of light mayo as the "dressing")
cook up a meat like chicken (can be done in crockpot!) for quick meals . . . sandwich wraps (could even be a mexican taco with some seasoning, etc), shredded chicken with rice, topping for a baked potato (which can be made in microwave). We ate frozen fish last night. While it did go in the oven, it was cooked in about 10 minutes . . . other cooking methods (like George Foreman grill) could make that even less time. I typically spray it with non-stick olive oil spray, sprinkle with cajun seasoning and cook. Pair that with a veggie and maybe (given time) a microwaved potato, and you've got a nice, quick meal. You could even eat in stages as each item is finished =0)
But these are all just ideas to help you meet your goals. If what you are doing meets the goals you have, then great!
NHELENE Posts: 1,505
Maybe you could figure out something to eat as an "appetizer" when you get home, while you're cooking your actual meal. Something like carrot sticks and hummus, or a small salad, might hold you over for enough time to grill a piece of meat - which is way better than the processed chicken nuggets. The frozen vegetables are a really good idea... even the steamer vegetables that come in a butter sauce are usually pretty healthy. The only thing to really avoid is the ones with a heavy cheese sauce.
I second the slow cooker idea. They are great, because you can do about 20 minutes of prep, then just go about your day and get your chores done, and 4-8 hours later you've got a meal. Maybe you should try cooking a big batch meal on Saturday, and another one on Sunday, so you have 2 options to choose from during the week.
Overall it looks like you are doing well. Keep up the good work!
FTSOLK Posts: 1,391
I am losing weight (about 5 pounds in the past 2 weeks, 7 pounds total).
I eat lunch around 12pm, but I often don't get home until after 8 on most nights (with no chance to snack in between) . When I get home, I am STARVING. I have chores to do and my workout. Right now, things are so hectic that I don't really have a free day where I can cook for the week. I managed to make one recipe, and I've been eating it for lunches. On days where I get home a little earlier, I will cook up a steak fillet or a piece of pork, etc, but most days I need food, I need it NOW, and I haven't had a chance to prepare anything in advance. (Unless, of course, I eat the same thing for lunch and dinner a few days in a row.)
I seem to be making one recipe a week or so, but I've been eating it for lunches. Otherwise, I'd probably just switch what I'm eating for lunch and dinner, so what difference does that make?
And I haven't been hungry, and most days I should be eating more than I do.
RUSSELL_40 Posts: 16,826
I am a bit confused. Are you asking just for advice on how to make dinner, so it is ready when you get home? Or are you also asking us to give feedback on your tracker? I'll try both, and maybe you can clear it up for later posters.
Dinner: If it is to be ready, then you need to either pre-cook it, or use the slow cooker like GDBEAR suggested. I am lazy, and cook a huge meal, and split it into lunch and dinner. So dinner is waiting in the fridge, and I microwave it. 3 minutes, and I am eating. I am sure there are many ideas that will be better than that..lol, so this should be one that can be solved by responses to that. We always find a way.
Feedback: I have no idea if this is working for you, and if you are losing steadily, so if it is, then why would you change anything, other than having dinner ready for after work?
However, if you aren't losing a lb or 2 a week as you desire, even you can see that you eat a lot of processed food. Do you ever feel hungry? Can you stick to your plan? I had trouble with this when I ate a lot of processed food. From your comment about dinner, it seems that your time is limited, so what i suggest may sound impossible. You should cook ALL of your own meals. If someone else is preparing your meal, they have their own agenda. It is convenient! Healthy? Probably not. A sure sign that something isn't healthy, is if they have to invent a word for it, like quorn. If you are feeling hungry, or tired, many times it is these processed foods which cause it. These cravings make it hard to eat the proper amount of calories, and being tired helps us stick to a diet of boxed, microwaveable foods, and make us think we don't have time.
I think if you started creating dishes from whole, real food, that you would feel a lot better, and might find in the end, that you have a lot more time to make healthy meals, and maybe the energy at 8 p.m. to make your dinner.
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I think you have done a great job making improvements.
Looks like you haven't had any binges on some of your trigger foods.
You mention that you haven't been perfect, but that's ok. After over a year and 1/2 on sparks, I am not perfect, either. I have been able to stick with the changes I made. I still can make improvements, but have come a long way.
Keep up the good work and I am glad you didn't give up!
Keep on adding veggie serving when you can. If you are making scrambled eggs or an omelet, try adding veggies. If you have access to freezer space, think about buying extra frozen ones when they are on sale (if your budget allows.) If you like oatmeal, (I know people that have an issue with the texture) it can be inexpensive and you can add things like granola, fruit or peanut butter to it.
Great job on the changes you have made!
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My first question is why are you doing 3 hours of exercise daily? That seems extreme unless I am confused on your exercise amounts.
Your diet seems to lack variety since lunch daily seems to be mac and cheese. I am not a fan of cooking so do a lot of quick items. What about frozen chicken breasts and frozen fish? They cook up quick and are less processed. There is a microwave brown rice, sweet potatoes you can make in the microwave, whole grain pasta. Having olive oil and seasonings can make some healthy dressings or marinades. Having lean ground meat or ground turkey burgers made and frozen you can make some healthy burgers for a change. Some nights a quick sandwich and soup or even an omelet with sides. I believe all foods can fit into a diet so having chicken nuggets or mac and cheese is fine but variety is important too.
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Have you considered using a slow cooker? Make your dinner in the morning, let it cook all day and it's ready when you walk in the door at night.
plain greek yogurt plus fresh fruits instead of premixed
olive oil and vinegar instead of dressing
real butter instead of spreads
real meat instead of quorn
more greens
eight servings minimum fruits/veggies (doesn't include starchy veggies)
Edited by: MICHELLEXXXX at: 7/19/2013 (00:21)
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I've been working on staying on track with my diet plan for the past 2 weeks, and while I have not been perfect, I wanted some feedback on my tracker for the past 2 weeks.
I know I do eat a share of frozen processed food, but I try to keep it to quick microwave protein options (the more natural chicken nuggets, turkey meatballs, vegetarian frozen protein, etc) and frozen veggies (with or without sauces). Often, I don't get home until after 7-8pm, and I simply do not have the energy to cook, so I like options I can throw into the microwave. I do a little batch cooking on occasion, but nothing too significant yet, and typically that cooking goes straight into containers for lunches during the week.
I just want to know what kind of feedback people have for me.
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Working closely with the director of One Call Group, Urban Element was able to construct a well-written and well-designed website that provided all the key information at glance, with clear navigation through the various web pages outlining this company's key services.
We also wrote up a series of case studies, including client testimonials, to demonstrate the wide range of maintenance and renovation services that the One Call Group provides for major retail outlets such as Lloyds Pharmacy, Caffe Nero, French Connection and Morrisons Supermarkets as well as Explore Learning Centres, VT Flagship, Network Rail, Local Authority, Social Housing and the Royal Navy's Training Academies.
A results driven, self-motivated and resourceful director with a proven ability to develop and strengthen client relationships. With 14 years marketing experience Jon's main focus is to ensure clients receive return on investment from their online investment. Jon has excellent people skills and possesses the valuable ability to explain technically-complex subjects and make them comprehensible.


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We're creating our second campaign with CM and custom fileds in links that worked previously on our first one don't work anymore.
Has anything changed in the last week or so?
Can you provide more details about what works, and what breaks when putting custom fields in a href? We use URL tokens with custom fields.
Is there a limit on the number of custom fields you can place in token fields?
Here an example link:

where CardNbr_Encr is a custom field...
Hey Robert,
Thanks for letting us know about this, we're actually working on a fix for this and hope to have it live next week. This issue only affects test emails you send yourself, and will still work fine for real campaigns when you send them to your subscribers. until it's resolved, you can test this yourself by sending a campaign to less than 5 recipients, which is free.
We're still having a bit of trouble with this. Used to work a charm using the following code as a Custom Field (adjusted according to referring agent):
David Drazek

Here's how it looked in Gmail before the New Year:
And here's how it looks now, whether in a test or the real thing:
The mailto: links don't work either.
Interestingly it still works fine on the web and in Entourage. I've had a complaint from someone running Outlook 2003 also. Any idea what might have broken this?
Hello there,
It seems that the custom fields in links still doesn't works.
I just tried to run a test and all the other custom fields were OK ...
Please assure us that the campaigns will run OK with custom fields in links.
Best Regards,
Any word on what's happening with this? We've got a bunch of campaigns to go out tomorrow and I'm worried we'll run into the same problems as last week!
Thanks in advance. :)
We're still working on this, and the fix will be up this week. However, just to be clear the bug here only affects previews, not the actual campaigns.
Hi Mathew,
Perhaps I should flick an email to support as we've definitely had trouble with (as shown above) with live campaigns. I'm not sure if my issue is 100% percent the same, mind.
Also, it could have been something that changed with the way Google renders email, I guess, although we've had reports of weird behaviour with Outlook too.
I'm going to run one of our campaigns through the tester now to see what happens.
EDIT: Actually, does the test run with custom fields, can't see if it does or not?
We've had exactly the same problem as described above again this week, in previews and in live campaigns. Any word?
Ditto for us. Test emails using the sample list data don't honor custom fields. The whole field is simply removed.
A link like  gets converted to  in the test email. Yet in the body of the mail, we can use the [domainname] and it will display correctly. Only when its a link does it not get replaced.
And to further muddy the water, the auto-generated plain text preview also has the same problem
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Kingston Takes a Catnap
Baby Kingston, almost 5 months, was spotted taking a catnap in the arms of proud mommy Gwen Stefani in Beverly Hills yesterday afternoon. The faux hawk he sported over the weekend is combed over to the side… he probably slept on it. (; What a cutie pie!


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Stroud Combination Junior Cup semi final.
Fairford 25.
Minchinhampton 22.
FAIRFORD put in a spirited performance against a stubborn Minchinhampton side to reach the Stroud Combination Junior Cup final.
Fairford came out the blocks with a will which Minch were unable to deal with.
The first try came after 15 minutes when 'Ants' Little offloaded for prop Ben Goodey to rumble through two defenders for a score.
Fairford's set piece functioned well throughout but a lack of accuracy meant they often gifted Minch the ball.
The score had woken up the visiting attack and they went close through the pace and power of back row pairing Kimber and Dan Wood.
From a line-out close to the Fairford line, the second-row partnership of Dave Maller and Rosser-Smith drove to within a yard.
Quick thinking Neil Wood then spotted a gap to drive over for the converted try which put Minch 7-5 ahead.
The home side, spurred on by a vociferous crowd were soon ahead again, centre Neil Bee using his substantial bulk to cross from five metres out.
Using the boot, Minch gained territory, before levelling the score with a penalty. Despite being the better side Fairford made hard work of the afternoon and gifted Minch their second try, a defensive mix-up allowing Sam Hester to break away, this time off a line-out, to beat two men to score and make it 10-17.
A stern word from skipper Rich Lewis at half-time caused Fairford to take the game by the scruff of the neck and they started to play with more intensity.
They pulled a try back after Mike Wrona collected a Harry Johnson kick and finished superbly from 25 metres out.
Minch full back Richards then collected a kick and ran back at pace. He linked well with Hester who span his way to the line putting Minch 22-7 ahead with 20 minutes left.
But Fairford's pack remained in the ascendancy and their set piece laid the foundations for the equalising try. After a driving line-out stopped short of the line, Simon Waite powered over from close range.
Extra-time looked likely as the pace of a great cup semi final took its toll on both teams. But Fairford took the lead with three minutes left after Fairford were awarded a penalty 30 metres out. Andy Waite took over kicking duties and kept his cool to strike home safely much to the delight of the crowd.


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Maldon's MP has come under fire for billing the taxpayer for rent, while he lets out another home.
Conservative MP John Whittingdale is among 32 other MP's who have been found to be claiming expenses for rent, while letting out a second property.
The Standard also found that Mr Whittingdale is claiming expenses of around £19,000 a year for rent, after he moved out of a flat with a small monthly mortgage of around £180.
He is claiming the capped amount for rent, which does not cover the whole weekly rent of around £420.
Monday's Dispatches programme on Channel 4 brought to light Mr Whittingdale's expenses changes, along with other MPs.
Mr Whittingdale, the chairman of the culture, media and sport committee, defended his position to The Standard.
He said he was forced to move out of the flat he has owned for years and into a nearby property, with a higher rental claim on his expenses, because of rule changes.
See this week's MBS for the full story.


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Gawker's John Cook has finally gotten in touch with the guy who offered to sell him a video of Toronto Mayor Rob "Laughable Bumblefuck" Ford smoking crack. Bad news: the guy says the video is "gone":
But I have heard independently from others familiar with the goings-on in Toronto that leaders in its Somali community have determined who the owner is and brought intense pressure to bear on him and his family. Toronto's "Little Mogadishu" neighborhood is located in the ward Rob Ford represented when he was a city councillor; though he is a conservative and a racist buffoon, I am told he has long-standing connections to Somali power brokers there.
Which brings us to this past Friday, when the intermediary called to tell me that he had finally heard from the owner. And his message was: "It's gone. Leave me alone." It was, the intermediary told me, a short conversation.
"It's gone" could mean many things. It might mean that the video has been destroyed. It might mean that it has been handed over to Ford or his allies. It might mean that he intends to sell or give it to a Canadian media outlet. It might mean that the Toronto Police Department has seized it and plans to use it as evidence in a criminal investigation. It might mean that it has been transferred to the custody of Somali community leaders for safekeeping. It might be a lie. The intermediary doesn't know. Neither do I.
The Rob Ford Crack Video Might Be "Gone"


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MANCHESTER, Conn. - When he came home from a 10-month deployment in Afghanistan, Sgt. Jason Halbach brought a friend - a 5-month-old stray puppy named Bravo.
His wife, Victoria, said she was thrilled - and happy to help in the monumental effort of getting "her two guys" stateside.
The four cats already living in the couple's Manchester home weren't as pleased, Jason Halbach said with a chuckle on a recent day, but they're coming around.
Halbach, who had been stationed just south of Kabul in the Ghazni Province of Afghanistan, returned home June 5 with his unit, the 143rd National Guard Military Police, following a 22-hour flight to Bradley International Airport.
Bravo preceded him, setting off two months earlier and arriving at Bradley a few days before he did. That meant a first-time trip to a groomer for a proper bath and spa treatment so he could join the family and greet Halbach's plane.
Bravo is a long way from the land of his birth, and not just in miles.
Halbach said the dog wandered onto the military base when he was about two months old and was nearly run over by a truck.
Another soldier noticed the tiny ball of fur seeking to sit in the shade of the parked truck tires and drove a Bobcat utility vehicle to block the truck from moving.
Strays are common in Afghanistan, where nomadic tribes breed them for guard dogs, herding and fighting.
It's rare to see a stray dog on base, however, Halbach said, and especially uncommon to find an orphaned pup.
It's also against military rules to keep one.
But Bravo quickly worked his way into the hearts of Halbach and the 28 soldiers living in his quarters.
At first they let him roam and scavenge, but before long the soldiers built him a shelter, secured on the other side of the base and would feed him what they had: scraps of beef jerky and Girl Scout cookies.
"He grew on everybody," Halbach said. Halbach gave him the tag 22 Bravo, in honor of his team and the dog's early foster family.
The soldiers tried to keep their mascot secret, and there were several close calls, Halbach said, as Bravo "did his best to thwart all of our plans."
Bravo once broke free and was found lounging on the team's front porch minutes before a sergeant was due to arrive.
The soldiers quickly moved him before he was seen, and the subterfuge went on for about a month. But eventually the ruse was up and command gave the soldiers an ultimatum: the dog leaves or faces death.
Strays carry a risk of rabies, and there were two working military dogs on base.
Halbach's team scrambled and found a local Afghan truck driver who took the dog a mile down the road and set him free.
"We figured that was better and thought that was the last we'd seen of him, but the next morning, he wound up back on our stoop," Halbach said with a laugh.
"We realized this wasn't going to work and started figuring out who was going to take him home," he said.
Halbach, who planned to adopt a dog when he returned to Manchester, had Victoria's blessing before he even asked.
Financing was a stumbling block, though. It can cost $3,500 to $4,500 to ship an animal from Afghanistan to the United States. Riding on military transport is not allowed.
So Halbach got in touch with the British charity Nowzad Dogs, which helps American, Australian and United Kingdom soldiers bring home Afghan and Iraqi animals they've fallen in love with while overseas. The charity has a shelter in Kabul. The soldiers paid a local shopkeeper to make the three-hour drive to the shelter, and Bravo's ticket home was paid for in nine days through donations to the charity website and Facebook pages.
Victoria Halbach and her mother picked the dog up at the airport.
"All of a sudden I heard this whimpering, and I got out and went to the gate and I could see his cage - it was near the fence," Victoria Halbach said, adding that she was expecting a much bigger dog. As soon as their eyes met, Bravo's tail went into overdrive, she said.
"He's so very loving," Victoria Halbach said. "The first thing he did was roll over and ask for a belly rub. And then he turns into mush."
While the journey was long and arduous, Bravo is showing few signs that it had any effect on him. His newfound joy: rolling in grass and chasing squirrels up a tree.
"He can't seem to fathom how they get up there," Jason Halbach chortled.
Trees are few and far between in the sandy region where the base was located. The beach is what reminds him of home, he said.


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HIV Attachment Inhibitor to Treat Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 (HIV-1) Infections
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Bristol-Myers Squibb
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: June 23, 2011
Last updated: August 23, 2016
Last verified: June 2016
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|June 23, 2011
|Last Updated Date
|August 23, 2016
|Start Date ICMJE
|July 2011
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT01384734 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|HIV Attachment Inhibitor to Treat Human Immunodeficiency Virus 1 (HIV-1) Infections
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Phase IIb Randomized, Controlled, Partially-Blinded Trial to Investigate Safety, Efficacy and Dose-Response of BMS-663068 in Treatment-experienced HIV-1 Subjects, Followed by an Open-Label Period on the Recommended Dose
|Brief Summary
|The purpose of this study is to assess the safety, efficacy, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of four doses of BMS-663068 with Raltegravir (RAL) + Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate (TDF). At least 1 dose of BMS-663068 can be identified which is safe, well tolerated, and efficacious when combined with RAL + TDF for treatment-experienced HIV-1 infected subjects.
|Detailed Description
Masking: Double-blind for BMS-6630368 treatment groups until the Week 24 Primary Endpoint analysis, then open label. The reference groups is all open-label.
Arms: 5 (4 BMS-663068 treatment groups and 1 reference group)
Intervention Model: Parallel (with unblinding after the Week 24 primary endpoint analysis)
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 2
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Quadruple (Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Human Immunodeficiency Virus-1
|Intervention ICMJE
|Study Arms
|Publications *
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Active, not recruiting
|Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Estimated Completion Date
|September 2016
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Argentina, Colombia, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Romania, Russian Federation, South Africa, Spain, United States
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
2011-000437-36 ( EudraCT Number )
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
|Not Provided
|IPD Sharing Statement
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Bristol-Myers Squibb
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Bristol-Myers Squibb
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Investigators ICMJE
|PRS Account
|Bristol-Myers Squibb
|Verification Date
|June 2016
ICMJE Data element required by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors and the World Health Organization ICTRP


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October 25, 2007
Dearly Beloved Alumni of St. Vladimir's Seminary:
Words cannot begin to express my feelings for the honor bestowed upon me by the Alumni Association at its Annual Reunion held at the Seminary on October 16, 2007! When I was first informed about the event, I was pleased and surprised. Never did I expect anything so magnificent as to what became a reality.
I had the pleasure of the attendees' company during the time they were here.
Shared conversations, remembrances, and meals felt so good. They came from Alaska and Canada and from USA points north, south, east and west! What a variety. What a joy to greet many of the "pre-thes" now so mature and wonderful in their ministry. The hard working ladies also in church ministry must be acknowledged too. 'Wonder workers all!' "I remember when..." was a very common expression during the reunion.
I was honored at the banquet. I also received many gifts and greetings from those unable to attend for which I am very grateful. I was called on to speak. I spoke about the miracle of how I came to St. Vladimir's Seminary -- meeting Fr. John Meyendorff on occasion in Washington, DC. I was asked to take him to dinner before a lecture he was to give to the Nation's Capital 'R' Club so that he would not have to arrive alone. During the meal he asked me 'how was work'? I had just been informed that I was being 'downsized'! I commented that I worked for Catholics, Protestants, and Jews. It would be good if I could get a job with the Orthodox. It was at that time that St. Vladimir's was moving to Crestwood, NY (from New York City) and the Provost, beloved Prof. Serge Verhovskoy, thought the Seminary 'might need a secretary, at least temporarily'! I applied and the rest is history of which you all played a tremendous role and for which I now thank you sincerely. Of course I remembered my beloved Fr. Alexander Schmemann and the added grace he offered in my life.
The climax of the evening of course was the gift from the alumni -- a 14'x 15' hand painted icon of my patron, 'St. Anna the Prophetess'! It brought me to tears.
The photographs on SVS web site give evidence to all of this eventful evening. Enjoy!
To all of the alumni I express my deep gratitude for the wonderful fulfilling life they gave to me. I keep you all in my prayers daily and in commemoration at liturgies.
If you can find time in your busy schedules to drop a note now and then I would be very pleased to hear from you. My email address is email@example.com [1]. My home address is 143 Garth Road Apt. 2A, Scarsdale, NY 10583. Phone 1-914-472-7965.
With much love (and a gazillion 'bear hugs')
Ann Holod Zinzel