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Summer Sunset Sangria
This sexy and refreshing sunset-colored sangria is almost too pretty to drink. Almost.
Makes 8 servings
What You Need:
For the Basil-Scented Simple Syrup:
2 cups sugar
1 cup water
1 cup fresh basil leaves
For the sangria:
1 750-mililiter bottle Prosecco, chilled
Basil-Scented Simple Syrup (see recipe)
1/2 cup pineapple juice
1/2 cup tonic water
3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
1 cup fresh raspberries, rinsed and patted dry
1 very large peach, pitted and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
What You Do:
1. For the Basil-Scented Simple Syrup, in a small saucepan over medium-high heat, combine all ingredients and bring to a simmer. Cook for 5 minutes, then remove from heat and let cool completely. Strain, discard basil leaves, and set aside.
2. For the sangria, in a large glass pitcher combine all ingredients. Pour over ice in glasses and serve immediately.
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CHICAGO -- Julius Randle is gone, but he wouldn't mind watching the Kentucky big men battle in the fall. "Yes, there's going to be some competition," Randle said at the NBA draft combine in Chicago. "But Coach [John Calipari] will figure it out." ...Blog | May 16, 2014
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1. The easy thing to do is pile on Texas and coach Rick Barnes for Ioannis Papapetrou's decision to sign with Olympiacos BC, a professional team in his native Greece. This departure is completely different than the decisions made by Jaylen Bond, Juli...Blog | August 21, 2013
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1. Miami had to go the transfer route to catch up in the ACC and continue the momentum. Adding Kansas State's Angel Rodriguez and now Texas' Sheldon McClellan does give the the Hurricanes two experienced players coming into the program. McClellan was...Blog | June 19, 2013


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They then transitioned into the first panel, during which Massachusetts Secretary of the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development Gregory P. Bialecki lead a discussion focused manufacturing officials' expectations for the future and their workforce demands. The response from three industry professionals on the panel was similar: the greatest need is to find employees with basic skills who are able to walk into a job with minimal training necessary to start, but the capability of being trained in more advanced skills over time.(Read Full Article)
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The engineers and scientists at FloDesign Sonics want to bring their innovative filtering technology to market. And they want to build to see to it that technology is manufactured here. 'It was one of the selling points when we met with the Davis family and our other investors,' said Stanley Kowalski, CEO of FloDesign Sonics. He said the equipment , which uses sound waves to stop particles from flowing with a solution, relies on the same precision manufacturing skills Western Massachusetts has relied upon for generations. It's the same technologies used to make aircraft parts, medical devices and even firearms.(Read Full Article)
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Chinese executives who hope to build a factory here to churn out passenger cars for the MBTA and railroads beyond learned Wednesday about railroad research already going on at Western New England University. Changchun Railway Vehicles plans to build build a 125,000-square-foot rail car assembly plant and accompanying 33,750-square-foot office building on the 40-acre former Westinghouse site on Page Boulevard in East Springfield. The factory would be the North American hub Changchun and the company plans on establishing a research and development hub there.(Read Full Article)
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Peterson's highly successful season following major knee surgery has earned him The Associated Press 2012 NFL Most Valuable Player Award, beating out Peyton Manning for the honor. Manning's return from four neck surgeries netted him Comeback Player of the Year, reports ESPN.
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Hotel and motel operators in Billings have offered to put up more money to help bring high school tournaments to the Rimrock Auto Arena at MetraPark.
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12 States & 2500 Miles: My Adventure-filled Summer VacationThe biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams. -Oprah Winfrey When our first son was about a year old, my husband and I, with little more than two dimes to rub together, set off on a road trip to Maine. Having a baby along didn't... read more
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Flower Garden in a Weekend: the Quick and Easy InstallationJust living is not enough … one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower. – Hans Christian Anderson When my family and I moved into our house last spring, we moved into a brick house with literally nothing outside but very sparse grass and a... read more
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While there's an awesome big food truck thing going on this weekend, we are more excited about the arrival of a shoe truck. Because, when an airstream trailer filled with shoes rolls into town, you don't ask questions. OK, that's not entirely true. You ask one question: Where is this trailer parked?
Sunday, the BOOTLEG shoe trailer rolls into town, bringing a bunch of hard-to-find labels (Laurence Dacade, Raphael Young, J Shoes, Rosegold and Esquivel, to name but a few) and sought-after designs to Imogene + Willie, where they'll be parked from 2-4 p.m. The BOOTLEG trailer has been on tour throughout the south and the northeast, hitting Marfa, Charleston, New Orleans, Brooklyn and more.
BOOTLEG founder and stylist Sarah Ellison Lewis is also celebrating the impending launch of BOOTLEGmarket.com, which will dazzle the interwebs in February 2013. BOOTLEGmarket.com promises to reinvent the high-end footwear world, offering a global, peer-to-peer social, news and e-commerce shoe marketplace. The BOOTLEGmarket.com will offer users enticing options to buy, sell, rent, trade, and — our favorite — stalk.
The Nashville stop will be hosted by artist Allison Moorer Earle.
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- Publisher: Taito Corporation
- Release Date: May 5, 2010
- Summary: [Xbox Live Arcade] The classic shooting game returns with the original gameplay and newly updated graphics in RAYSTORM HD. You control the R-GRAY, a fighter plane equipped with a lock-on laser system, and battle your way through eight stages. A variety of game modes includes Arcade Mode and Extra Mode, with four selectable planes including the untested new R-GEAR. Rankings can be registered, and replay data can be uploaded and downloaded online. [Xbox.com]… Collapse
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- Genre(s): Scrolling
- # of players: 1-2
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A solid shooter that will get some attention for its nostalgia factor but is ultimately a pretty generic effort.
Raystorm was a fantastic game on the Playstation, and still one of my favorite shooters on the system, however, Taito really needed to update the game to make it worth the $15 and because of the higher cost and better shooters out there, ahem.... Ikaruga.
A lackluster reboot effort combined with a premium downloadable price tag result in an offering only suited to massive fans of the original, who should still have their PS1 copies lying around somewhere.
As a basic XBLA port at half the price, RayStorm might have made for a fun novelty. But it's frankly bewildering that Taito is charging $15 for an extremely marginal upgrade to a game that we played some 13 years ago.
A gaudy glimpse of the bad old days of mid-1990s 3D. And no-one wants that.
Lots of comparable options come cheaper and offer more fulfilling shoot-'em-up action than this retread.
One of the best shooters of the mid-nineties, ruined spectacularly for the 21st Century. [Aug 2010, p.121]
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Washington • The Washington Wizards have hired former Jazz guard Howard Eisley as an assistant coach.
The Wizards announced Thursday that Eisley will join Don Newman, Don Zierden, Roy Rogers, Pat Sullivan and David Adkins on head coach Randy Wittman's bench.
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To enjoy life...you have to live it!
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I'm a priest serving in the Diocese of Niagara, with both a pastoral and an academic interest in the relationship between liturgy and theology.
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One way of marking koinonia across space and time: The BAS Calendar of Holy Persons (an invitation to contribute)
September 24th, 2014
As I look across the country, I see examples of how holy women and men are being remembered and celebrated. Who are the others?
On authorization
August 14th, 2014
We are not encouraging anything outside of what is agreed order and right procedure in any diocese. But we do want to collect all that is available, all that the church is willing to share with us from parishes, dioceses, theological schools, conference and retreat centres, and religious houses.
The worship in Faith, Worship, and Ministry
July 7th, 2014
What in our present collection of authorized texts for eucharist and baptism is groaning at you for revision? Why is that? What's lacking and why does it feel to you that there is lack?—and remember that other questions are going to follow soon!
A modest wondering about the Feast of the Ascension
May 22nd, 2014
I wonder if it's time for Canadian Anglicans to ask some serious questions about how we keep the principal feast of the Ascension. With attendance at weekday Eucharists on the wane in many places, and us keeping all but one of the other major feasts on Sundays, is it time to wonder the same about Ascension Day?
Lent Madness moves into the saintly sixteen!
March 27th, 2014
Lent Madness–voting for saints in head-to-head match-ups to determine the winner of the Golden Halo–is fun, and a great way to be inspired by the cloud of witnesses that supports us in our journeys in faith. And so much more interesting than basketball…
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on One way of marking koinonia across space and time: The BAS Calendar of Holy Persons (an invitation to contribute)Just to throw a couple names out: Edward Ahenakew, for his mission work and efforts to collect the legends and…
on One way of marking koinonia across space and time: The BAS Calendar of Holy Persons (an invitation to contribute)What exactly does "colonial" have to do with anything?
on On authorizationAs you're speaking to the issue of authority on the local level, I'm a bit curious if you wouldn't mind…
on On authorizationIt would be nice if we could get revised liturgy with the theological depth of content that the BCP and…
on On authorizationtagging you George Pell .
on The worship in Faith, Worship, and MinistryI would like to see the contemporary language texts reflect contemporary language without reflecting a change in the theological expressions…
on The worship in Faith, Worship, and MinistryThis is such refreshing news and I was so glad to hear more about all this at Conversations 2014. With…
on The worship in Faith, Worship, and MinistryLet's bring back the deep theological depth of the BCP and do away with the theological lite that we get…
on The worship in Faith, Worship, and MinistryLots of things to be excited about in liturgical renewal! For me, the biggest shift I'm hoping for is a…
on The worship in Faith, Worship, and MinistryDear "Padre Mike", All comments gratefully received, and all of the things you mention are being talked about. I, too,…


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It's no secret that the acquisition of T-Mobile by AT&T is largely unpopular in the Android community. T-Mobile was the first carrier to offer an Android phone and has been very supportive of the development community as of late. It would be a real shame to let an Android-friendly carrier fall under the control of a company that has the absolute worst track record in regards to Android devices, and mobile service in general.
A few days ago I posted about my experience with the Google Voice integration with Sprint and outlined exactly how I did it. In the comments section, you guys responded with a lot of good thoughts and, in some cases, some serious bugs and questions. I have done a little bit of research, some testing, and some drinking (just kidding. Kind of), and I have some answers and responses for you upstanding, early-adopting citizens.
It's a sad, sad day when we can't use the data that we pay for in a manner that we choose - but that day has arrived. It seems that somebody (perhaps carriers?) is blocking the ability to install Wireless Tether in the Android Market. This is what you get if you try to install it:
You can see that while it's still in the Market, it's not available for installation on any carrier-connected device.
While Verizon has temporarily pushed back the release date of the DROID Charge after a 24-hour 4G LTE network outage yesterday, I did manage to get my hands on a review unit this afternoon.
The first thing I noticed was how sleek and futuristic this phone looks - it is just plain cool, in a way that no HTC or Motorola device even comes close to. The boot animation is probably the best on any DROID to date.
I'm a sucker for a good rumor, and I just can't pass up sharing this one with all of you. According to TmoNews, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II might be landing on T-Mobile. How this information came about, however, does make me a little skeptical (I said I'm a sucker for a good rumor, not that I believe every one that comes along).
The above image was taken from Adobe's website, and it appears to show a Galaxy S II on the T-Mo website.
There's been a lot of talk about AT&T's crusade against rogue tethering lately, and it all comes back to this AT&T text message sent to some poor iPhone customer(s):
AT&T Free Msg: We've noticed you're continuing to enjoy the tethering feature with your smartphone service. Remember, you need a tethering plan ($45/mo, incl. 4GB) to use this feature, so we're planning to update your line with the required plan soon.
Yes, the carrier everyone loves to hate is cracking down on unauthorized tethering - and they are automatically switching violators onto AT&T's 4GB data plan with tethering access, at a steep $45 a month.
Once again, we find that the selection of Android phones available to those in Canada is increasing both in size and quality. The next two additions to that ever-growing range of devices available in the Great White North are to be the Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY and arc. According to a press release from Best Buy Canada, as of April 28th, these two great new handsets will be available on Rogers.
Big Red has always been renowned for its awe-inspiring commercials, but this latest spot for the DROID Charge takes things to a whole new level. Trapdoors, monolithic Microsoft Surface-style touchscreens, mind-boggling explosions - you name it, Verizon's included it. I won't spoil the fun for you, though; go ahead and watch the ad for yourself:
Too bad that fulmination didn't rid the phone of its outrageous $300 price tag.
Update: It looks like we jumped the gun on this one. The Inspire 4G will not be offered for free, it will be the Samsung Captivate.
It's no secret that we all love Android. But what do we love more than Android? Free Android phones, of course! Best Buy Mobile wants to feed our addiction with the newest episode of Free Phone Fridays (and in this case, Saturday, too). If you mosey on into BBM this weekend you can pick up the Samsung Fascinate on Verizon or the
HTC Inspire 4G Samsung Captivate on AT&T free of charge (with a two-year agreement on their respective carriers, of course).


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This Land is Your Land? This Land is My Land! Mapping the History of Territory Acquisition in the US
In this lesson, students will research the many territory acquisitions in United States history and create an annotated map that tells the history of U.S. expansion.
Beyond Burma - Studying Buddhism and Buddhist Culture around the World
In this lesson, students learn about the 2007 military violence against protesting monks in the devoutly Buddhist country of Myanmar. After investigating and "curating" an exhibit on the history, basic tenets, practices, and global influence of this ancient faith, students consider the implications of the military regime's actions on Buddhist society in Myanmar.
All the Way to Timbuktu - Uncovering Mali's Historic Legacy
In this lesson, students learn about historic preservation efforts in Timbuktu, Mali, and about the city's past as "the intellectual heart of Africa." They then research various events related to the city's history to create oral presentations.
Feeding Minds Fighting Hunger Curriculum
Feeding Minds Fighting Hunger is designed to help equip and encourage teachers, students and young people all over the world to actively participate in creating a world free from hunger. You will find lesson modules for teachers, resources and activities for young people and an interactive forum for exchanging information and experiences around the world. Armed with knowledge and motivated to take action, we can all play an important role in ending hunger. Join us in making hunger history.
Cities of Today, Cities of Tomorrow! Curriculum
The Cities project is an interactive programme brought to you by the United Nations CyberSchoolBus. Its six intense units of clear writing, exciting information and great images give you the best overview of urbanization—its history, its potential, its problems... You can focus on just one part of the curriculum—say, the profiles of major cities, or an activity on population density—or you can take all 6 units as a whole. There are teaching units, quizzes, animations, city profiles, and mo
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Byzantine Art and Painting in Italy
This site tours Italian Byzantine paintings of the 1200s and 1300s. The site includes an overview of the genre, historical background, and information on the featured artists, the paintings, their provenance, a bibliography, exhibition history, and full-screen images.
Triumph of the Baroque, Architecture in Europe (1600-1750)
This site presents two centuries of European architectural history and explores the most famous architects of the baroque era. Learn how painting, sculpture, architecture, landscape, and urban planning during this era converged to produce buildings and structures with a heightened sense of drama and power.
British Painting
This site provides a brief history of painting in Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries, when English artists began developing their own styles in marine, allegorical, and landscape painting. Paintings are organized in online tours of British conversation pieces and portraits, landscapes of Constable and Turner, the Royal Academy of Art, British and American grand manner portraits, and British and American history paintings.
NASA CONNECT Data Analysis and Measurement: Dancing in the Night Sky
In NASA CONNECT Dancing in the Night Sky, students will learn about the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights. They will learn the many legends and myths that have revolved around the aurora throughout the history of mankind. Students will also discover how NASA scientists and engineers use satellite technology to measure and analyze aurora data. They will see how Norwegian scientists apply the concepts of data analysis and measurement to study the Northern Lights by using ground-based instruments
Lecture on fieldwork in the Soviet Union, 1988-9
Public lecture given in October 1989 by Professor Ernest Gellner. He reflected on his year spent in the Soviet Union on the eve of the collapse of communism.,The lecture was given to a Cambridge Audience in the Rayleigh Lecture theatre in the Social and Political Sciences Faculty. Professor Gellner had flown in that morning from America. It was filmed, using a video 8 camera, by Humphrey Hinton. It was chaired by Dr. Alan Macfarlane. The video is unedited. The lecture lasts for about 65 minutes.
Reflections on using film in fieldwork
These reflections on filming among the Gurungs were made in the autumn of 2000 A.D. Alan Macfarlane talked into the camera in order to capture some of the types of film he made, the changing technologies, and some tips on how to film in the field. This was filmed on 3-chip digital video. The clips should be viewed over broadband.,The history of my early filming and photography on an 8mm film camera, 1968-1987 Filming on video from 1988; the advantages What should one film? Finding a theme Fil
Help and a New Deal
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (photographed in 1935 with his wife, Eleanor) created the New Deal as a solution for bringing the United States out of the Great Depression. The New Deal created a new role for the federal government, one that involved infusing money into the economy largely through the creation of new jobs and social programs. One photograph shows Roosevelt signing the Social Security Act of 1935, which was designed to keep citizens from becoming destitute. The New Deal also
Growth of Cities
Cities up and down the state of California grew rapidly during the Gold Rush era. Some of these cities were veritable boomtowns: San Francisco, a small village in 1847, was a bustling city by 1849, just two years later. San Francisco's population boom even had an impact on its geography. One image from 1847 shows Montgomery Street on the waterfront; but a photograph taken in 1862 shows that the waterfront had been filled to increase the city's real estate, pushing Montgomery Street inland. South
"India: The Emerging Giant"
A talk by Arvind Panagariya. Arvind Panagariya discusses his new book, "India: The Emerging Giant", a history of the economic development of India since independence and the "definitive book on the Indian economy" according to Newsweek editor Fareed Zakaria. Panagariya is Jagdish Bhagwati Professor of Indian Political Economy, International and Publ
Sesame Street: Oscar Hates Christmas
Oscar the Grouch hears everyone talking about having a Merry Christmas. He sings about how he doesn't like Christmas.
Africa: Peace Corps
offers lessons on stories, letters, photos, and study units from experiences of Peace Corps volunteers across Africa. Topics include folk tales and patterns in them, racial prejudice in South Africa, life in a village of Tanzania, traditional healers and HIV/AIDS, the meaning of wealth, sharing and generosity, what it takes to be a hero, time and punctuality, perspectives of different cultures, and water.
Anne Tanenbaum Lecture Series: Dr. Steve Mason
Dr. Steve Mason (Professor, Department of History, and Canada Research Chair in Greco-Roman Cultural Interaction, York University, Toronto) takes a closer look at the Essenes, a group known since antiquity from Greek and Latin historians and largely accepted as the inhabitants of Quamran and the creators of the Scrolls during the 1950s.
Philosophers' Walk
Manager Glen Ellis on the history and current use of Philosophers' Walk, a pedestrian pathway and green space, flanking the Museum.
Recording School Desegregation: Conduct Your Own Oral History Project
In this unit, students will research the history of school desegregation, and bring that history to life by listening to oral histories of North Carolinians who lived through desegregation. Students will then become historians, recording their own oral histories with relatives or community members, and reflecting on the experience through writing. The oral histories will be collected into a final project and placed in the school's library for students and teachers to study in the future.


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i'm trying to figure out which types of floors would work best in a beauty salon with high traffic and would be easy to keep clean seeing that there would be hair dye and such.
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Laminate flooring is an excellent choice, I have been doing it in hair salons and nail salons for years.
Either that, or a multicolor inlaid commercial flooring. (vinyl).
But the laminate is more stain resistant.
Either that, or a multicolor inlaid commercial flooring. (vinyl).
But the laminate is more stain resistant.
the best thing you could do is invest in a high quality hard surface flooring such as ceramic tile or commercial sheet vinyl....good luck
Agree with laminate. Alot more comfortable for those working there as they're on their feet all day long.
I agree with the laminate, but you need to go with an upper end laminate that has a good commercial warranty. Wilsonart Classic has a 5 years commercial/water warranty, Pergo Select also has a 5 year commercial(not sure about the water part), and Wilsonart Estate Plus has a 7 year commercial/water warranty. All are High Density core planks. Wilsonart Classic has a 17mil wearlayer, Pergo Select has 10mil(I think)wearlayer & Wisonart Estate has a 45mil wearlayer (here thicker is better). Since this sounds like a remodel, the Pergo may be to thick (thicker core, thinner wearlayer -go figure) for your existing areas. You'll need to check. Wilsonart is an exceptional product to work with, my fav as you can tell I sell & install quite a bit of it. I've install many different brands and there is a huge difference in qualities and ease of working with. Spend a little more up front and save yourself some headaches later.
let me know if I can be of any help.
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Thursday, November 13, 2014
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Week 2 of Beck was helpful. Some tasks were things I already do. Other days were more challenging, but every day there was some piece of advice that was helpful. Overall, the strategies and responses to specific situations are the most valuable ... Read more
Sunday, November 09, 2014
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Over the past few years, I get on the scale once a week with the intention of recording my weight, whatever the result. It's my way of keeping myself honest. And this morning I am happy to report that I am down 2.2 pounds since last week. What ... Read more
Friday, November 07, 2014
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Yesterday was a tough day. especially towards the end. I got out of work late and was already hungry. The commute towards home was long and I needed to stop at the pharmacy to pick up a prescription. The pharmacy took forever because the kid cou... Read more
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
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I�ve done 7 days of the Beck Diet Solution now, and I like the approach. It makes sense to me and it feels sustainable. Two very important points. It has become clear to me over the past few years that the piece that�s not working is in my hea... Read more
Saturday, November 01, 2014
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The other day I posted a blog with my new November goals. Another effort to kickstart my weight loss.
And then I started reading success story blogs as I so often do. I think I have some of the pieces I need but I am always looking for insp... Read more
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
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I�m going back to my old practice of setting monthly goals and then assessing my progress at the end of the month. Because when I work it, it works!
I�ve struggled over the past few years, setting too many goals and not being focused. So o... Read more
Thursday, October 23, 2014
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I was checking my previous years' race results on Athlinks, a site that tracks race results. I started running in 1997 and ran my first race in 2001. That was a 10 miler, and I loved it, so I kept running. Since then, I've run 16 races for a t... Read more
Thursday, July 24, 2014
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For a long time, my favorite report on the Spark website has been the Calorie Differential Over Time. I�m pretty good at tracking both exercise and calories consumed, and when I'm dong well, it is really satisfying to see consistent caloric defi... Read more
Thursday, June 05, 2014
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After a few months of what seemed like uproar, things are more or less back on track. My kids� dad survived triple bypass and aneurysm surgery, my younger son who was taking care of him full time is back home. We helped my older son move from a... Read more
Sunday, March 16, 2014
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I was going to call this blog Belated February Assessment, March Update and Goals. Because that's what I was going to do. But I changed my mind. Given the stresses of the past weeks and in keeping with the reminder that life is truly and really ... Read more
Saturday, February 22, 2014
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This week was even better than last week with consumption � I was more consistent about staying in my range and I averaged around 1500 calories a day. That�s been my general goal, and since I am burning around 2400 calories, I hope to see some r... Read more
Thursday, February 13, 2014
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This week has been much better in terms of staying on track with calories. Why? I set my mind to it. Stayed focus on my goals. If I want this, I can�t have that. That simple.
Now, I�m not necessarily saying easy ... But still simple! And ... Read more
Sunday, February 09, 2014
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Just a quick reminder to myself that I can find all kinds of loopholes and excuses for doing the things I know are not taking me in the direction I want to go, but at the end the day (or week, in this case) there are specific measures that will ... Read more
Thursday, February 06, 2014
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