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|Josh Brown braces for return to Seattle
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``I'm praying for 50-50. I'm praying I get booed half the time and 'yay' the other half,'' St. Louis' first-year kicker said while bracing for Sunday's game between his former Seahawks and his new Rams, a matchup of winless, desperate teams.
Most homecomings for kickers don't have fans drawing love-hate lines. Then again, most kickers don't have their own morning radio shows, as Brown did on a country FM station in Seattle.
Most kickers don't have the guts to send flowers to the dressing room of country music diva Carrie Underwood before a concert, either. Brown did that from his team hotel room hours before a game against Oakland a few years ago - well before he became engaged to his new wife Molly, who is from Seattle.
six wide receivers being hurt and Seattle's reign of the NFC West teetering.
``I like Josh and he was a good kicker for us. I did not want him to leave. And I think he knows that,'' Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren said. ``But if he's happy, good for him.''
Last spring, Seattle's seventh-round draft choice in 2003 out of Nebraska took the Rams' five-year, $14.2 million deal, with a $4 million signing bonus - the league's largest for a kicker.
The Seahawks say they offered $14 million. Brown said Seattle's offer had more years and was backloaded, with less guaranteed money.
So the 29-year-old native of rural Oklahoma took more sure cash, four months before getting married and gaining two stepsons. He has the chance to be a free agent again when he's 32. He gets to kick regularly in a windless dome and be closer to home and his aging father.
Yet Brown's first thought when he signed was: ``I'm going to get massacred by the Seattle fans now.''
The Seahawks, though happy with new kicker Olindo Mare, still feel jilted. Holmgren so valued Brown for his career-high 127 points last season and accuracy on long field goals, he got involved in a contract negotiation for the first time since he was also Seattle's general manager in 2002.
gue average for success on kicks of that distance was 43 percent in 2007.
``I thought I had a good handle on what he needed and what he wanted to stay,'' Holmgren said. ``So I thought it was done. Then, when it didn't get done I was very surprised.''
Brown won an NFL record-tying four games in 2006 with kicks in the final minute of regulation or overtime, including two against St. Louis. But if it comes down to a field goal Sunday, it will be the Seahawks who won't want to see Brown.
Then again, the Rams would be thrilled just to be within three points of anybody right now.
They have been outscored 79-16 in losses to the Eagles and Giants and have yet to run a play inside the opponent's 20.
``Pretty hard to be very effective on offense when that happens to you,'' coach Scott Linehan deadpanned.
They have lost six in a row to Seattle, and 15 of their last 18 games overall. Linehan, a native of Sunnyside, Wash., is dodging public demands for his firing. He hinted at lineup changes for Sunday, but won't say where.
``We are going to have to score more points on offense and we are going to have to stop people on defense. It is that simple. Right now we are doing neither one,'' said the third-year coach.
``The Seahawks are no different at this point.''
Well, yes they are.
e to San Francisco last week. The four-time defending division champions believe all will get back to normal once a defense with four Pro Bowlers plays like it is capable. Plus, Holmgren thinks wide receivers Bobby Engram (broken shoulder) and Deion Branch (reconstructive knee surgery) could make their season debuts after next week's bye.
``We are not panicking, we are not freaking out, just because we are 0-2,'' quarterback Matt Hasselbeck said.
Without six of his receivers, the Pro Bowl quarterback has completed just 45.5 percent of his passes, the lowest in the NFL among those who have started a game.
To help him, Seattle reacquired former No. 1 pick Koren Robinson and traded with Denver for Keary Colbert this week. Both receivers will play Sunday. Robinson may start because he knows Holmgren's offense.
As for Brown, he said money wasn't the only reason he left the Seahawks. He feels the impact of all those winning kicks didn't register with them.
``I felt like they didn't really see me as a major value,'' he said. ``They felt that because (other kickers') numbers were better than me, they didn't need to pay me above them.
``And I disagreed with them on that, as anyone would.''


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Over the time skip Robin Became Nightwing, So do you think that the new robin (tim Drake) Will eventually become Red Robin?
Will Tim Drake Become Red Robin
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Don't think so, at least not for this season. If they did yet another one (please do) i could see the new team being compromised of Damian and other young heroes leaving Tim space to become red robin
Not this season, but yes please I want watch he as Red Robin PLEASE
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I hope not, I don't want to see another big time skip.
Don't think they need a big one, with less than a year they can make it and I don't think anyone gets hurt by a -1 year time skip.
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I want a red robin but I think we're not going to get what we want, they added enough characters its so confusing to tell whos who and not enough characters get screen time.
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If we get a season 3, then maybe he will...but i highly doubt he will change to Red Robin in the current season. But I would love to see Red Robin, but please DO NOT use New 52 Red Robin design!!!!
This costume!
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It's unnecessary.
I'm in the whole don't do another time skip camp. But I could see maybe during the last few episodes of season 3, he would rise to the position of Red Robin through a major storyline that was building up all season. Maybe the older team members get captured and he has to rise up to the position.
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Probably not, and if it did happen it wouldn't happen this season or the next season
He would need a lot of character development. Especially because one of the best parts of Red Robin is that he was so adamant that Bruce is alive that he delved into some darker areas to find proof. That kind of development is possible for the show, but I would hope that they would develop it is S3 or maybe S4 to give him time to grow up/ introduce Damian, cuz all young hero teams need a Robin
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I just want to see Tim get more screen time as it is.
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That's a shame cause producer and the shows creator Greg Weisman said on his blog that if they do a season 3 there will be another time skip. Although it'll be a shorter time skip than Season 2's.
I hope not, I don't want to see another big time skip.
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Nah, they would have to include Damian in the mix, and that would be focusing too much on Batman's world, and they mostly just show the big picture.
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not if its with a time skip... somehow his skills would have to dramatically improve for that to happen and another time skip would push other characters into retirement so no if its with a time skip yes if theres any other way to incorporate him as red robin without making him look like an inexperienced fool
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Doing so would mean a time skip and I would like for that not to happen.
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Ladd shrugs off loss of more games
Jet captain says it's all part of owners' plan
There was conversation but no negotiation on Friday between the NHL and the NHL Players Association, and plenty to digest in the wake of U.S. Thanksgiving.
The NHL canceled two more weeks of games to Dec. 14, bringing the total to 422, plus the Jan. 27 all-star game in Columbus, Ohio.
The No. 2's from each side, NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly and NHLPA special counsel Steve Fehr, had a phone conversation of about 10 minutes during the day to review the current state of affairs.
Daly, in several media interviews Friday, said there were no new meetings scheduled but thought that a resumption of official talks could take place early next week.
He also said he detected some progress when last the sides were together on Wednesday, despite the post-meeting huff from the players that everything the NHLPA had put on the was dismissed out of hand.
"We moved a couple of miles; they moved a couple of inches, I think it's fair to say," Fehr told Toronto radio station Fan590. "They did move on some things but on the things that matter, the dollars, the free agency rights, the salary arbitration rights ... they're trying to take a meat axe to, there was no movement.
"If it was Thanksgiving dinner, they gave us a relish tray but no turkey."
Fehr also said the players were ready and willing to meet with the league but have no new proposals at this time.
Some players have been floating the idea of union decertification or disclaimer of interest -- similar complex legal strategies designed to lead to anti-trust claims in the U.S. in order to put pressure on the league.
None of that talk is official, of course. Fehr made vague comments about it Friday, while Daly said the league doesn't fear it.
Jets captain Andrew Ladd said he doesn't fear decertification either, if the players eventually resort to it.
"(The way negotiations have gone) kind of pushes you into a corner and doesn't leave you many options," Ladd said Friday. "I realize that's one of our options and to be honest with you, I think it would be a good one for us.
"At some point, you have to start fighting back. We don't have much leverage. We know that. They're just trying to wait us out. So we might as well try to do something.
"I think we're well aware if we do it, it's not something, going into it, you think is going to be a two-week thing. I think when you do it you have to be ready and willing to go the whole way. So I think there are a lot of guys that are turning that way."
More games wiped from the schedule didn't seem to faze local NHLers.
"No, it's all part of it, part of their plan," Ladd said. "We feel we've exhausted all options at this point to try to get a deal done.
"There hasn't been that willingness on their side. We're trying to figure out on where to go from here."
Winnipegger Ryan Reaves, a St. Louis Blues forward, said it was inevitable.
"It's all part of the lockout," he said. "I think that stuff's going to keep happening until we get this done."
Reaves also said he refuses to be burdened by so much dire talk on the airwaves.
"I'm staying away from the TV," he said. "I've learned to stop listening to everybody. I feel like I get enough from random people asking me and telling me what they've heard.
"That's kind of my information highway right now. I always like to stay optimistic. I don't like to think I'm not going to be playing hockey this season. But you never know."
NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr's reaction to more canceled games Friday:
"On Wednesday, the players presented a comprehensive proposal, once again moving in the owners' direction in order to get the game back on the ice. The gap that remains on the core economic issues is $182 million. On Wednesday, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said that the league is losing $18-20 million per day during the lockout, therefore two more weeks of cancelled games far exceeds the current economic gap. It makes the NHL's announcement of further game cancellations, including the 2013 All-Star Weekend, all the more unnecessary, and disappointing for all hockey fans - especially those in Columbus. The players remain ready to negotiate but we require a willing negotiating partner."
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- Advertising - Posted by mobiThinking - 22 Jun 2011
Mobile advertising stats: Asia will dominate mobile ad spend 2011-2015, but N. America and W. Europe are catching up - Gartner
- Of the $3.3 billion that will be spent globally on mobile ads this year, almost half (49.2 percent) of that will come from Asia, mostly from Japan and South Korea, according to Gartner. By 2015 global mobile ad spend will sky-rocket to $20.6 billion, of which Asia's share will be one-third (33.6 percent), as North America and Western Europe start to eat into Asia's lead.
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What is Near-Field Communications (NFC)? What is all the fuss about? Will NFC take off? When? Where? Why should you care?
- Today's announcement of a ground-breaking JV on mobile payments (m-payments) by UK operators will only intensify the frenzy of excitement in recent months around Near-Field Communications (NFC). This makes it all the more important to examine whether all the ingredients are in place for NFC to take off anytime soon in North America or Europe or whether should we expect more deployment, more quickly, from Asian nations. This article discusses those essential ingredients and compares the lie of the land in US, UK, France, Germany, China, South Korea and Japan.
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- Five lucky mobiThinking readers can win free tickets for the AITEC Banking & Mobile Money West Africa which takes place on June 8-9, 2011 in Accra, Ghana. Just email us with the correct answer to these questions: In Africa the initial momentum behind the mobile money (m-money) revolution was driven mostly by: a) the banks; b) mobile operators c) mobile handset manufacturers or d) governments?
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Coca-Colas mobile priorities: 1) SMS; 2) Mobile Web; 3) Mobile apps and other gems from MMAs Asia conference
- If you did not attend the Mobile Marketing Association's Asia conference, you should read this comprehensive review by Tomi Ahonen. It is full of excellent stats, eye-opening campaigns and analysis. But of particular note is his summary of a presentation by Coca-Cola.
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Mobile health: why should it just be for the rich people with expensive smartphones?
- When it comes to delivering remote healthcare or wellbeing services, nothing – print, radio, TV or even PC – rivals the cell phone. • At the end of 2010 there were 5.3 billion mobile subscriptions (and counting) – that's equivalent to 77 percent of the world's population. • Mobile phones are personal, always on, always with the patient and location-aware.
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Mobile money: its a bit like cash, but with an audit trail
- One attribute of mobile payments that is rarely explored is the audit trail – each and every transaction is recorded. Whether you're paying for a chocolate bar, a mobile app, a phone call, a ride on public transport, settling a bill, donating to charity, paying your taxes, cashing in an m-coupon, transferring money or gaining entry to an event with an m-ticket it's all recorded.
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Android looks like the big winner from Nokias plan to drop the Symbian OS. So should your mobile strategy now focus on Android?
- UPDATED 08 April 2011: to include Gartner's projections for smartphone sales. Confirms IDC's expectation that Android will become the dominant smartphone operating system, now Nokia has abandoned Symbian.
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Carnival of the Mobilists #247: best mobile blogging of the past month
- Mobile in the disaster zone The horrifying earthquake/tsunami in Japan on March 11, 2011, has spurred no shortage of mobile-related stories among journalists/bloggers. Of these, two mobile bloggers stand out:
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Mobile Web first - the consensus from mobile experts and global brands pinch me, I must be dreaming
- In 2010, the agenda and presentations at mobile conferences (also mobile awards) tended to focus more on mobile download apps than mobile Web or messaging. This isn't surprising considering the huge sums that brands had invested in developing and then promoting these apps through advertising and PR/media coverage; not to mention the profits that agencies (often found on the conference rostrum) of all descriptions have made off the back of app mania.


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I'm looking for the best teriyaki sauce I can buy at a store or specialty mart. Just something to put over rice and chicken at home that tastes good and isn't corn syrup goop.
The question is what's the best sauce I can take home and where can it be found?
I live in the South Bay, so any cool Japanese place in Gardena or Torrance is a perfect distance to drive.
I can't answer your question exactly, but 1 cup of soy sauce, 3 dashes sesame oil, 3 tablsespoons brown sugar, 2 tablespoons white vinegar, 1/2 teaspoon of chili powder, 1/2 teaspoon of crushed black pepper, and 2 minced garlic cloves make a killer teriyaki. If you want it thicker, you can slowly reduce it over low heat.
If you insist on teriyaki in a bottle, L&L Hawaiian Barbeque may sell their proprietary blend, but I would definitely recommend shopping at Marukai (#1) or 99 Ranch (#2). Tell me how it goes.
How about one made by a Jewish guy?
They sell Soy Yaki Teriyaki sauce at Trader Joe's. Don't know what you're looking for, but its pretty good stuff. I've been using it for years. Lot's of stores carry it, but I find its cheapest at Trader Joe's.
Try the bottled teriyaki sauce from Red Shell Foods. It should be available in most Japanese markets. It is really good. I'm sure it is available at Marukai and the Pacific market on Redondo Beach Blvd., or at Yaohan (sp?) on Crenshaw.
Yoshida sauce @ Costco. Great on its own but add chili garlic sauce for a nice kick. Everyone I know loves it.
Any of the ChungJungWon products. It's not actually a teriyaki sauce but more for Kalbi and Bulgogi but it's very delicious.
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In January, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the limits enacted by voters in 1994, reinstating the $1,125 contribution limit for statewide offices.
State Sen. Joe Maxwell (D-Mexico), the leading contender to oppose Kenney for lieutenant governor next November, tells me that he, too, received some funds during the blackout period in excess of what campaign laws did (and now) allow but that he had those funds -- totaling $30,000, or more than 10 percent of his war chest -- returned to the contributors.
As you might expect, Maxwell says his likely opponent is a "poster boy for campaign-finance reform." Me? I think we should give Kenney more credit for caring about our mattresses.
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While we had to admit to be mildly irritated by their name, The Quietus thinks of Girl Band as "Dublin's finest exponents of hulking, screech-laced noise rock", and who were we to argue with London's finest analysts of contemporary dude rock? Right. There's a brand new video for the band's latest single "De Bom Bom", which we called fresh and angry and aimless, and while avoiding the word "rock" like the plague, we did say noise and forceful and revolt and put all these words into one single sentence, which now makes us seem like the palest imitation of the London lads' mighty wordsmiths; so the joke's really on us, basically. Anyway, what we wanted to point out originally was that the release of said video is only too fitting, as Girl Band are coming to town this Saturday, September 6, more precisely to the wonderful ACUD in Mitte, and the whole thing is presented and warmly recommended by, who would have thunk, No Fear Of Pop. So come by, if only in order to punch us in the face while we're providing pre- and post-show DJ mimicry, playing music that will probably feature noise, but certainly no rock.
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The 50 greatest pickup lines ever on film, how the founders of Banana Republic turned $1,500 into $250 million, the sartorial legacy of Entourage and…»
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If you're anywhere on the east coast, you're going to see quite a bit of rain this weekend. And you're going to want to be equipped.
Our comprehensive guide can be found here, but for a more recent option, check out Nau's Palm Pullover. It's a synthetic take on the hoodie that's light enough to be folded up in the bottom of a briefcase, or a desk drawer, or a glove compartment. When the inevitable happens, you'll be able to keep your powder dry—along with your phone and, most importantly, your hair.
And since it happens to be on sale, now's the time to pick it up. As for what you'll do once you get inside…we'll get to that in a minute.
Now that we're heading into the rainy season, it might be a good time to get your outerwear in order. And if you're more into hoodies than parkas, we'd recommend this lightweight shell, known to the Nau crowd as the Rebound Jacket. (Hat tip to acquire)
As usual with Nau, the fabric is space-age, silent and much lighter than you think, but the best part is that it's knit instead of woven, so it breathes without letting through rain or the occasional gust.
After this, you may have to take up jogging.
It's hard to look good in the rain, but luckily we got some much-needed leadership from Mr. Obama.
Just make sure you've got a solid jacket. Don't worry about a hat; that'll just make you look like you're hiding. Ignore the weather and get dramatic. You're determined, you're unflappable. You're so in the moment, you don't even notice the rain.
Of course, it helps if you've got a campaign staff waiting with a dry set of clothes.
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Our favorite performance outerwear shop is getting back in business starting tomorrow, just ahead of the rainy season.
We're talking about Nau, a Portland marque that went briefly out of business this May only to be resuscitated by the like-minded Horny Toad. Their new gear isn't that much of a break from the old, but you'll have to get it online instead of in brick-and-mortar outposts, and it's still the best rain protection we've come across.
We don't expect it to make much of a crossover to the boutique scene, but it's definitely worth a click or two.
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Now that Nau has been shuttered and unshuttered, it looks like the streets of Portland are once again safe for eco-friendly startups.
END seems to think so at least. The newly minted footwear company has been attracting all sorts of press with its green approach to the sneaker business. Most notably, the company is helmed by a former Nike exec, who may have felt inclined to atone for his employers' less than savory labor practices. The shoes themselves are mostly earth-toned versions of what you can already find at Foot Locker, but the raw materials are decidedly different, based in recycled rubber and laces made from recycled milk jugs.
The shoes are slated to go on sale August 1 at REI stores, so we'll have to wait 'til then to see how they turn out.
Apparently the recently-departed Nau isn't quite so departed anymore. The Portland-based ecowear marque has gotten a much-needed and much-deserved second chance from Santa Barbara's own Horny Toad. The Toad favors more casual (and somewhat unremarkable) button-ups, making it a somewhat unlikely brand marriage, but we're too grateful to hold a grudge.
It's not all wine and roses in the fashion industry. With the r-word in full swing, a lot of worthy labels are closing up shop.
The latest casualty is Nau, an environmentally-minded activewear outfit that juggled technology and style better than most. Check out their website for a full message, but the gist of it is this: the jig is up.
Shirt Shift: Artist/Bulldog dissector Damien Hirst has created a line of almost Threadless-quality shirts to go along with his collection of $80,000 jeans. The man has brass balls the size of Volkswagens. Wait. No. That's Jeff
Koons, who also has a line of "meh" tees. [Gawker]
In The Trenches: The men of Duckie Brown discuss their experimental "treated silk" jackets. [Washington
Keef's Closet: Self-described "minstrel" Keith Richards wears women's shirts and, as we always believed, doesn't "do underwear." [Times
Club Cuts: Soho
House members can now add in-house tailors to their myriad benefits. [NY
Crease is the Word: Don't have pleats in trousers?
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Posh Pack Rat: Step into the eclectic home of designer Simon Carter. [Independent
The Nau Strategy: Slick, ruggedwear Nau may supplement their internet retail with physical stores. Whoh, stores that sell clothes. What won't they think of next? [WWD,
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Roger, Wilco, Out: StyleDash
thinks Jeff Tweedy needs a style intervention due to his SNL
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Team Colors: An interview with sideline style leader
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Housing Futures: Figuring that all the collapsing
real estate market needs is a fresh blazer, "Fashion Futurist Geoffrey
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Best Men: Engineered Garments brings home the
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Leading Lights: Luring men toward a new shaving cream
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Historical Threads: Classic American style parsed.
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It's Not Easy Being Green: Kermit the Frog gets his
slimy, webbed hands on Terry Richardson—or is that the other way
around? [Skidknee]
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Not So Horny: "Vivid colors, flowing silk ribbons,
and glittering bits of mirrors." And you thought Vikings looked like
this, silly goose. [Eurekaltert]
Incoming!: Suface2Air's Spring/Summer 08 available
now. [Word is Bomb]
The Boom Bip: The perfect footwear for the Ed Lover
Dance. [Hypebeast]
The Barn Jacket: Seems we're not the only ones with a
fetish for waxed cotton. [A Suitable Wardrobe]
Def Junk: Russell Simmons officially launches his
already launched hip-hop-on-the-back-nine fashion brand. It will suck.
[Celebrity Brands]
How To Pronounce Comme des Garçons: Don't blow this
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International Champion: According to the Nielsen
company Gucci is the most desired fashion line in the world. Tom Ford
commemorates the success of his former employer by rolling over in his
sable-covered bed and snoring. [Bloomberg]
High Kicks: Adidas has their Yohji Yamamoto. Now Puma
has their Hussein Chalayan. [Fashion Week Daily]
Hang The DJ: Dear Elle UK, hitting "play" on iTunes
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40 Weeks on JUDDD -- Wahoo!
Today I weighed in at 246 lbs for a loss of 3 lbs this week, a total of 44 lbs lost, 40 of them on JUDDD.
A new low!
Yeah, so I have no idea how that happened. This week was a whirlwind of eating out, desert-making, and pigouts on my up days. And yet...250 is starting to cement itself in my rearview mirror. I predict a bounce back up next week, because that is my pattern whenever I hit a new low, but I'm drinking it in!
Low Points
Reckless Disregard for Calories. Yeah, so I had big plans last week to plan out a healthier higher calorie breakfast in order to sate me. Instead, I didn't plan anything at all because life hit me square between the eyes. Without getting into the particulars, it became one of those crazy work weeks, groceries did not get planned or purchased--heck, it's a miracle a dish got washed. (*sniff* I didn't even have time to check the JUDDD Boards!) So, takeout was the law of the land. And on up days, I pretty much opened the fridge and ate whatever was in there. Meatball subs for breakfast? Sure. Leftover Chinese? Sure. I ate whenever I felt peckish. I snacked. Not too many vegetables were involved, and I didn't stop eating until I was nearly stuffed. I did it. I own it. It was not pretty.
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Perfect Down Days. My down day numbers are getting lower and lower. It's very rare for me to go over 300 calories and usually it's much lower. I've done complete fasts and yesterday I did a 100 calorie day. I don't fear them. I almost look forward to them when I feel overfull the night before. They are my salvation. Penance for a week of take-out. :aprayer:
Springtime. My husband and I like to walk in the evenings after he gets home from work. We do it for exercise, but we're lax about it. We don't try to feel the burn. We just try to talk about our day while walking a mile, some of it up a very steep hill. Last year I was much heavier and the hill was a real challenge for me. We'll see what it's like this year. I'm so glad to have started up this habit again!
Dessert. This month I sold foreign rights to one of my books to Macedonia. It's my habit to celebrate by eating the food of the country I sell to. (Isn't that typical for a food addict like me?) Anyway, a wonderful friend of mine invited us to a Macedonian-Greek dinner in my honor, and asked us to bring the dessert. In my low carb days, this would have been a nightmarish task that would have sucked the joy out of it for sure. How exactly does one make low carb rice pudding that is fit for company? (Hint: One does not.) But with JUDDD, I was able to experiment and make a Greek semolina custard from scratch, with a simple syrup. And it was delicious. Totally up day worthy. (Everything was so gourmet that day, I expected to gorge, but I actually ate less that up day than the others...possibly because my pleasure centers were tripped early and easily.)
God bless JUDDD and my JUDDD BUDDDs. That's all I've got to say.
Goodbye, 250s! Hello, very soon, 50 pounds lost. :up:
Have we told you how much we love your updates? :D
Fan-dang-tastic! :jumpjoy:
I knew it!
I really think that the gap between UD and DD is key. Not saying go nuts all the time, but I am noticing more and more jbs say that eating on a UD is key to loss.
Re: pudding. Recipe please!
:high5: you!!! :hugs:
Ata girl Steph, that 250 is a gonna forever.
To lose while living on takeouts, who couldn't love a diet like that? You are now one of our DD queens. I intend to emulate you today, after 2 slices of cake and a delicious takeout curry last night.
Some time back a number of us were commenting about just your point. Cooking, sweet things especially, is just so much more fun when JUDDDing. I am so glad you enjoyed your feast.
And I am glad your walking is back and easier for you. Thanks for you lovely update again. I look for it now like a hungry JUDDer.
Awesome work, getting into a new decade!!!:jumpjoy::jumpjoy::jumpjoy: Love your enthusiasm, and that you're enjoying your life so much while JUDDDing.:love: We have truly found the secret.:heart:
So excited for you!
You're doing great!
Great Job~ Especially when life happens!
JUDDD really is the 'when life happens' diet isn't it?
:jumpjoy:Oh how I look forward to your weekly updates, Steph. I am so happy for you! What a wonderful week you had! And yes, I agree with you, it is just amazing to be able to enjoy decadent celebrations and still lose weight! What is not to like about that?! I also agree with you and the others, big gaps between UD and DD calories is a key component to making JUDDD work optimally for many of us.
Onward and downward!!!
And also the milestone of 40 pounds lost on JUDDD?
Well, this is doubly good news!
(I was at a Balkan event/dinner last Friday - the food was delectable, in particular a Macedonian chicken and hazelnut soup.)
What a fabulous update! Congratulations on the new low! :jumpjoy: I look forward to your updates each and every week.
Even though I've been on these boards for over a month and have seen everyone's successes, there is a little part of me that says this cannot work. It still seems too good to be true! It's early days for me and I've seen limited success, but each week I try to do a bit better. I want to be one of the success stories too!
Thank you for sharing your journey! It gives me the courage to keep JUDDDing!
Thanks and congratulations Steph.
You're really proving it's the When Life Happens Diet! :sing:
Enjoy your walks - what a lovely idea!
:jumpjoy: :clap: :yahoo:
Steph, I'm thrilled for you and your 3 pound loss this week! 250 is definitely in the rear view mirror, and getting farther and farther away all the time! Your stellar DDs are what's working for you, and they're so worth it, especially if it buys you a little more leeway on UDs. Wahoo indeed!
I'm so glad you and DH will be starting your walks up again. What a lovely time to connect each day. And so great for you.
I love reading your updates, Steph. When I joined the forum, I went through and read the whole chunk of them. Now I have to wait for my once-a-week fix.
Steph, what a wonderful update and congrats on your loss. :jumpjoy: I look forward to being as successful as you are on JUDDD. It is so inspring to see how you have "worked the program" in the face of the stressful life situations. Cheers to you!:high5:
Steph, elated to hear about your great loss this week!!! I have also found that eating more on UD and super low on DD is the ticket.it's crazy unbelievable to have to eat more to lose more. Crazy! Sure puts a big smile on your face when it works, though! Go you!!!!! :clap: :heart:
Congratulations on 44 lbs lost! Woot Woot for JUDDD! :jumpjoy::jumpjoy:
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!:jumpjoy:
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Happy for you!
Great stuff! :jumpjoy:
I read through your posts and I admire your stick-to-it-ive-ness despite having some bumps in the road.
I am happy that you are doing well Steph! :) I had to drop in here to get the update on how your week was. I am glad that you are enjoying food and losing the weight. Your walks sound like the perfect way to visit and I am sure that the hills will be a breeze this year. Have a great week!
New low -- and other great news. NICE :agree:
Custard Pie - Galatopita
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Creamy semolina custard is baked until golden then bathed in sweet syrup. An easy custard pie that doesnt require a pie crust or shell.
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 40 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour
Yield: About 24 pieces
1 stick unsalted butter, 4 oz.
4 cups milk
1/2 cup semolina (you can substitute Farina)
1/2 cup sugar
4 eggs, lightly beaten
1 tsp. vanilla extract
For the syrup:
1-cup water
1/2 cup sugar
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees and lightly grease a 9 X 12 inch baking dish. (I use a glass baker.)
In a large saucepan heat the milk with the butter until just boiling. Add the sugar and the semolina and continue cooking until the mixture thickens a bit, about 10 minutes.
Remove from the heat and allow it to cool slightly. Stir in the beaten eggs and the vanilla extract. Pour the mixture into the greased baking dish and bake in a preheated 400-degree oven.
Set a timer for 30 minutes.
While the custard is baking prepare the syrup. Boil the water and stir in the sugar. Simmer uncovered for approximately 10 minutes.
Pour the syrup over the custard and bake an additional 10 minutes.
Cool the custard slightly before serving.
:yummy: sounds great Steph !
Given the geo this is from, I'm surprised there's no rose water or orange flower water in it?
Having tasted it, what do you think? Leave it alone or tweak!
Also, I'm thinking honey in the syrup... ;)
Thanks for a great update! You are just rockin those DDs.
The dessert sounds yummy!
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Did someone say CSO? My CSOseneses are tingling.
You guys are a hard group to get a hold of, One of your higher ups PM when you get a chance.
They both have textures in the release version i tested before upload so i would try a redownload.
Calm down, its an alpha.
No I'm sorry we don't use ripped sounds or music and I cannot condone it.
Patience is a virtue folks, please wait for the Moddb staff to approve it and stop begging like children on the main page. When it does pass and is live and ready for download it will be well worth the wait.
Its not a pre alpha, the last was the pre alpha. This is a testing alpha.
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Almost 800 megs, but its already uploaded. Just waiting for Admin approval.
Im sorry for the long wait folks, but at the end of it is a sweet sweet reward. This release is unlike the first one in every way. Please be patient and it will be worth it.
DOTR V.2 is currently awaiting approval, stay tuned to for updates.
In this upcoming release all non essential stock ships have been removed.
With current progress, I am aiming for Sunday.
Working as fast as I can, hopefully by the end of this week.
No, we just guilt them until they self-immolate.
Yeah all of that has been taken care of.
Yup, just finished doing all that actually.
We don't show everything, and the best stuff can't be displayed in a simple picture.
Council is soon on the list of priorities, Cerberus is almost done tech tree and several assets aside. Once council comes up Salarian designs are some of the first i will be doing.
I personally think you guys will be amazed as how much has changed with this second release.
Yes, it will serve as the colony capital ship.
You mean the older ME1 style?
Started going under the Prolific Studio name like 2 years ago. With the mod coming closer and closer to completion I feel the need to kind of brand myself and my team for unforeseen future projects.
Simply put, It would be WAY to much work. It has already taken 3 years just to get to this point. If I did a playable race for each race in Mass Effect it would take me a decade.
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Yup this went ghey quickly as predicted by Skull bro...
"I'm your brother, just make it count."
I traced mine once but it started to really scare me so I stopped just before finishing. I've never tried to draw one freehand. Sadly, I have absolutely no artistic talent.
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Columbia, Mo. – Senior Christine Flores has been recognized by the Big 12 Conference as the Player of the Week. The award is given to an athlete based on performance in games from Nov 11th-14th and voted on by a media panel. This is the first time Flores has received this honor.
The Texas native had a productive homecoming averaging a double-double with 23.0 points and 10.0 rebounds while leading Missouri to season-opening road wins at UT-San Antonio (70-50) and TAMU-Corpus Christi (75-58). She shot 56.7% (17-of-30) from the field while adding eight blocks, five assists and two steals. Her 29 points at TAMU-CC was a Big 12 high for the week. The eight blocks give her 124 for her career, which ties for fifth all-time at MU. Flores is currently third in the Big 12 in scoring and tied for fifth in rebounding.
The Tigers head to St. Louis on Wednesday to take on the Saint Louis Billikens at 7 p.m. before they open up at home this Sunday Nov 20th at 2 p.m. against North Florida. Stay tuned to MUTigers.com for more information on Missouri Women's Basketball. Fans can also follow the team on Facebook (www.facebook.com/MissouriWBB) and Twitter (@MissouriWBB).
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JoAnn McAULIFFE Jan. 19, 1937 - FEB.7, 2007
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
© Copyright 2014 Albany Herald
ALBANY — An Army veteran now has a new home to share with his daughter and his grandson in south Albany with help from Flint River Habitat for Humanity.
James Hubbard, his family and representatives from Albany Area Chamber of Commerce and Habitat were at 902 Pinedale Court on Wednesday to officially cut the ribbon on the home.
Hubbard started the process of getting a home through Habitat for Humanity about a year ago. After he lost everything in a house fire, he was put into an apartment temporarily. He saw officials from Habitat at a veterans' meeting and thought that might be good program for him. After waiting a few months to get approval, arrangements were made to get him into a new home.
He has been in his house now since April 1. He may get rails in the bathroom and install a walk-in shower to accommodate his disability, and he likely will install a fence around the property, but otherwise, the home fits his needs.
"I like it," Hubbard said. "I love it. It's quiet. It's a quiet neighborhood. It's a real good neighborhood."
For those who want to own homes who are "thinking about Habitat" as an option, he said, "It is a great thing to look into."
After spending time serving his country, he said Wednesday he was grateful for what the community had given back to him.
"I appreciate all the community has done," Hubbard said. "Sometimes we (veterans) have problems, and we think that once we are out that nobody cares. I appreciate the community. They have done something to give back.
"Without them, I would not have been able to accomplish this."
David Wilson, volunteer coordinator and family service manager for Flint River Habitat for Humanity, said the ribbon-cutting on the 155th home the organization has made available since 1986 represents progress in the community, as well as stabilization for Hubbard and his family in a way that brings the community together.
"(It is like) the beauty of a rainbow. It pulls together every class possible," he said. "Today is just a reflection of that."
The whole cause, Wilson said, is centered on giving back. As part of that, he said, Habitat is endeavoring to reach out to more veterans who may need a home.
"(The community) may have overlooked the sacrifice they made," Wilson said. "(Hubbard's home) is a small gesture, but it is a way of saying thank you."
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