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Linda - I switched to using egg whites (mostly) for a couple of reasons:
1. I'm a cheapskate, and Eggbeaters (name brand) are expensive - I can buy 2.5 to 3 doz eggs for the cost of 1 container of Eggbeaters. A container has the equivalent of 14eggs, I believe, so if I'm getting ~30 eggs for the same price, actual eggs are a $$ winner for me even if I toss the yolks - but I often use them in other things.
2. They have "spices" in them - particularly onion powder - that affects the way my stuff tastes in a way I don't always necessarily like. The superlow muffins for example - I dislike them when using Eggbeaters but love them with egg whites or "just whites" egg products versus Eggbeaters.
3. Info that makes me think, from a website somewhere: "An egg contains one ingredient: egg
Egg beaters contain 20 ingredients:
Egg Whites, Less than 1%: Natural Flavor, Color (Includes Beta Carotene), Spices, Salt, Onion Powder, Vegetable Gums (Xanthan Gum, Guar Gum), Maltodextrin. Vitamins and Minerals: Calcium Sulfate, Iron (Ferric Phosphate), Vitamin E (Alpha Tocopherol Acetate), Zinc Sulfate, Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin), Vitamin B1 (Thiamine Mononitrate), Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride), Folic Acid, Biotin, Vitamin D3
Egg Beaters took the yolk away to remove most of the fat and the cholesterol. But because egg yolks make the egg taste better, the company had to compensate. Hence "Natural Flavor" which is a trade secret. Hence spices, unspecified. They also added the gums as thickeners to add body to the egg whites. Ever tried making scrambled eggs with just egg whites? No body or fluff. Why in the world do they add a sweetener (maltodextrin) used for candy?
There are a whole bunch of added vitamins and minerals that try to mimic what was lost with the removal of the egg yolk. For example a single egg yolk contains 13% of the DV for vitamin A. Egg beaters throws in 15%.
The problem with this nutrient specific approach is that science has yet to identify hundreds of other nutrients and their interaction amongst each other when naturally present in a food. Selecting a few nutrients and focusing on them instead of on a whole food is part of a larger problem in the US food food system today."
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Oops - we were all cross posting! Nope, sorry, Eggbeaters are not just whites with a little coloring - see the ingredients list I posted above. I like Eggbeaters fine if I want them in a savory dish. I just don't care for them in non-savory things.
And yes there is a difference between the eggbeaters and "just whites" products. I do on occasion buy the just whites ones.
Edited to add: The one I have in the fridge is called "AllWhites" and it has one ingredient - egg whites!
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Oh my, I had the best DD lunch today - one slice of 35-calorie bread, toasted and split, topped open-face style with 1/2 tsp of reduced fat cracked pepper mayo on each slice (20 cals per tsp) and thick slices of fresh-from-the-garden tomato (35 cals for large tomato) on top - about 85 calories of summer deliciousness!
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Ok, I'm struggling today. It's hard to go from eating out of control everyday to eating just 500 calories. I said I was ready to get started today and I really wanted to but I'm at 750 calories already and it's just 3:30 in the afternoon. I will try to hold the calories down as much as possible and try again tomorrow for a proper dd.
Why wait, just do it NOW!
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It helps to plan the DD the night before then you KNOW what you are going to eat and it's easier (at least for me) plus use a lot of those calories on veggies and find FF/LF options to use to add to them. Lean meats are a good choice for the protein that helps to keep us full.
The recipe room here has LOTS of great recipes and online you can find lots of recipes for dinners at 300 calories or less.
Don't give up!! You CAN do this because it gets easier and easier every day and your hungry will just "go away" after a couple of DDs. Mine did and I'm still amazed at this! All those years of LCing and NEVER having that "not hungry" feeling and 3 weeks on JUDDD and it's always around!
A man asked Gautama Buddha, "I want happiness." Buddha said, "First remove "I," that's Ego, then remove "want," that's Desire. See now you are left with only "Happiness.
Why wait, just do it NOW!
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: A REAL Jersey Girl!!
Posts: 12,056
Stats: Then: 162.4 Now: 158 :( Darn Holidays!!
WOE: No Diet = No Stress! Just eating healthy!
Thanks Penguin for the info! I will use my farm egg whites on my DD and the yolks on the UDs!
Way too much time on my hands!
I'll be back later to read everything (you guys have been busy posting here this afternoon, haven't you! LOL) but did want to just mention quickly that I also have found my DD appetite and hunger is markedly reduced over what my normal appetite had been before JUDDD.
It took awhile for this to happen, and some of my days early on were just plainly a little bit (read.. a lot) higher than they should have been, but if they were decent, I called them a Down Day, and if they were pretty bad, I admitted they were yet another Up Day, and I determined to make the next day a Down Day.
This doesn't happen to most of us right off the bat. So stick with it! JUDDD is a lot harder in the beginning than it is after you get into the swing of it. But two things happen to make it turn into a real easy way to be on a diet. First of all, you will get used to the low calories on DDs, and your tummy and brain will become comfortable with just those few calories without complaint.
Secondly, you will zero in on a bunch of menu plans that will provide you with a LOT of food for very little calories, if you're one of us who needs BULK in the tummy, even on DDs, and that's a little secret that I didn't know right away.
I will eat something nice this evening, but so far today I have had a total of..... 90 calories! And I'm having absolutely no problem with it, no hunger to speak of, no tummy growling, no headache, no shaky feeling. In other words, my body is using stored FAT in my cells for fuel, and I'm one SoHappy Camper!
But I will enjoy supper later, and a nice evening snack later, and my calories will not be over 500 and will probably come in at less.
Gotta' go put away the groceries. But looking forward to spending some time this evening here.
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Marymmma - I can so totally sympathize with you, and all I can say is - it does get better!
It took me quite a while to learn to accept the limitations of the DDs. I knew going in that I would have trouble, because from past dieting disasters I knew I had issues with low-calorie eating and feeling hungry or deprived. When I decided to try JUDDD, I first put myself on a high protein, high fat "diet" to nudge myself into ketosis before attempting my first DD, since I do enjoy a reduction in hunger on low carb. And I also made sure to have mass quantities of very low-calorie foods on hand before I started, since I knew I would have to have lots and lots of stuff to keep me full. I knew if I let myself get hungry, I would either eat, or decide I disliked the program so much that I would quit. I planned as well as I could, but even so, it was still a shock to struggle through that first DD, and I don't think I managed to get myself down to 500 calories for the first few (or more!). But all in all, I counted every DD attempt as a success. I knew that even when I exceeded 500 calories, my total was less than I had been eating. Eventually it sort of just got to feel more natural--I wouldn't say pleasant, but natural. The repeated down days gradually taught my panic-stricken appetite that tomorrow I could eat my fill, that feeling a little hungry wasn't going to kill me for one day. I still don't like feeling hungry, and still eat huge amounts of food, but it has become "what I do" now.
I also tried doing set days of the rotation - doing DDs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and UDs on Tuesday and Thursday, with one medium day on either Saturday or Sunday, and one additional UD the other weekend day. I did that for a while, but then found that I do better with the straight U/D rotation because combining an UD and MD often led to me eating more high carb foods than usual, and made me hungrier on the next DD, and thus made it harder for me to stay on track. But set days do work very well for some...we are all so different.
Linda's version of keeping her DDs at 700 calories is working great for her - I think I might've had an easier time of it if I had allowed myself a slightly more generous DD total as well.
The calculator on the website said my DDs should be about 347 calories I think - I don't think I've ever gone that low. I'm always aiming for 500. I lose very very slowly, and regain pounds very very easily -but, that has nothing to do with JUDDD and is just the way I am no matter what eating plan I follow. Persistence pays off -- I am 33 pounds lighter than I was at this time in early January and would not go back there for the world!
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Thank you all for the advice and the encouragement/motivation to keep on going and not to give up. I'm still at 750 and if I could not eat anything else for the rest of the day, I would go ahead and call it a dd. But, the worst part of my day (the nighttime) is fast approaching and I'm hungry. So I will go ahead and do the dd tomorrow.
I'll check out the recipe room for low calorie meal suggestions. My biggest problem is that I bought shakes to do me for the dd's because that was what was suggested on the website for the first two weeks. Now I'm almost out of money but I will check out the recipes here and make a trip to the store tonight to buy what I can to help out with the dd's.
I have a question while I'm at it. Concerning the calorie calculator on the JUDDD website page, the bottom number it shows is for the dd's, but the top number...is that showing the total calories allowed on your ud or is that showing your total calories allowed to maintain your current weight and you are suppose to take off some of that to lose weight on JUDDD? I hope that makes sense and someone can answer.
For instance it shows my dd calories to be 497. It shows my normal calories to be 2483. Is 2483 the number I'm allowed on ud or am I suppose to figure up some lower number somehow?
I'll get it all figured out soon.:blush: I'm looking forward to doing as good at JUDDD as you all are!
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Marymmma - I will second (or is it third) the idea that the DDs get much easier as you go along. I'm on my 2nd round of JUDDD (I went back to plain old LC for a bit), so I'm treating it like "induction." My down day number for the first two weeks is 350, and I limit myself to 1200 calories on my up days. Because I do JUDDD in conjunction with low carb (and didn't start it until I had been low carbing for a few months), I have the benefit of appetite suppression. But once you get into the swing of things and become familiar with the caloric bargains that will become your down day staples, it really isn't bad. I also find that I don't want to eat as much on up days because I'm used to not eating a whole lot on down days.
Good luck to you - I promise it will get easier!
Way too much time on my hands!
Still having absolutely the best (lowest) Down Day I've ever had.
And let me state this, publicly so that PenguinPower Donna can read it... Shirataki noodles are almost magical and can work miracles on your Down Days. LOL
Fridays I take my sister with me, and we go grocery shopping. I usually sort of go through the refrigerator beforehand, straightening it up and making it tidy and a bit more room available for the new groceries.
So I had a serving of noodles left and a bit of my General Tso's sauce left too, so I just put them together and heated that up for breakfast. About 23 calories.
Then at the start of the afternoon I prepared another serving of shirataki noodles. This time I chopped a clove of garlic and browned it in 1 teaspoon of schmaltz fat, then added the noodles and a tablespoon of fat free butter spread (no transfats) and a sprinkle of garlic salt, a sprinkle of dried parsley flakes, a squirt of lemon juice, and served it with a tablespoon of grated parmesan cheese over it. Absolutely delicious, and only an additional 77 calories! OMG.. I'm only up to 100 calories by that time, and I'm perfectly full and satisfied! Hard to believe it's possible, but it's the truth.
Now, here's what I'm wondering: Do you think it is the ability of those noodles to make a belly feel full, or do you think it might have anything to do with these back-to-back Down Days I'm doing right now????? Hmmmm.....
Anyway, I've been feeling full all day long and no hunger pangs nor even much appetite until a late and light supper. I fixed a "BLT" salad, which is just lettuce, tomato, and the Walden Farms BACON dressing, at 0 calories. And I also ate 1/2 cup of rich cottage cheese. Suppertime calories came to 59 for the salad and 120 for the cottage cheese. That was a splurge I normally wouldn't allow myself on a DD. Total calories for the day came out to 268 so far. I may (may...) fix a chocolate coffee shake later on. I certainly have plenty of calorie room for it.
Today was my 4th Down Day of the week, and tomorrow will be my 2nd Up Day. Then Sunday will be a Medium Day, and I'll weigh Monday Morning first thing to see what the weight loss (if any?) was for the week. I'm a slow loser, so anything over a pound or so will be shocking.
Why wait, just do it NOW!
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: A REAL Jersey Girl!!
Posts: 12,056
Stats: Then: 162.4 Now: 158 :( Darn Holidays!!
WOE: No Diet = No Stress! Just eating healthy!
Sometimes I eat all the 1620 that is recommended and sometimes I'm under by 200 to 300 calories. With JUDDD I have finally learned when I'm hungry and when I'm not, when I'm full and when I need more food!
To me THIS^^^ in itself is a miracle!!
Hope I have answered your question for you!
Way too much time on my hands!
I occasionally eat up to my calorie ceiling, but often don't get nearly to the top of my allowed calories. I hold to my Down Days, but don't worry if I don't get all of the Up Day calories in. I'd sure never force myself to keep eating! Really bad habit I don't want to ever get back to!
There was a lot of discussion about whether the JUDDD site gave an accurate figure for people's Up Day calories... many people felt the numbers given were a little (a lot) on the high side. Particularly important when it pertains to many of us, because many of us aren't just a little overweight and wanting to shed a few before bikini season comes again. Instead, we're really in overweight trouble! Our bodies just don't want to stay slim, don't want to give up accumulated fat very easily, and so many of us suffer from metabolic issues, etc. that it was felt we'd be smart to take that Up Day calorie number with a big grain of salt. That we'd be smart to recognize that it was quite a bit more than we should be eating, and voluntarily reduce that number for ourselves.
Edited to Add: Like so many other things, we can always try the higher UD number and see if it works and we lose weight. If we aren't losing weight.. and we're keeping our DDs to 500 or so.. then that UD calorie number is probably way too high. Just sayin'.....
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Just a word to all those who are getting an unusally high calorie count on your up days, recheck the calculator. When I first did mine I think it said I was allowed 2600 or somesuch number but on further examination there was a kilogram prompt or a pound and for some reason eventhough I know I clicked pounds(lbs)when I rechecked, it figured my numbers in kilograms.
Interesting about OA, my area doesn't have a chapter eventhough it's something I think I've needed over the years. Right now I'm reading "Breaking Free From Compulsive Eating."or in my case, mindless eating. I think that' s where JUDDD should help. Just a thought for myself but maybe it may help others. I am treating my DD sorta like Slim Fast or Medifast where I have two or three shakes and one meal, it comes to 600 cals give or take. Eventhough I wasn't officially starting until Monday I've been doing DD eating since Thursday. That plus reading the book on compulsive eating has really been primed me for the upcoming change. I haven't felt this positive and upbeat for awhile.
Just for full disclosure, I came to this website via the weight loss surgery group, I had gastric by pass(RNY) in 1999 and still the struggle continues!
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Well today is a DD so I am having some cabbage soup and maby 1/2 of a sweet potato.
I am realy excited about this WOE. Not only for weight loss but for long term health. I saw one old study where some people in a retirement home used this with a 33% down
day not to lose weight just to see if it was healthy. Well they ended up having about 1/2
as many days in the hospital as the controle group.
Way too much time on my hands!
Yes, that's what all the animal studies have been showing for quite a few years now. No matter what species of animal they do the calorie restriction on, from flat worms to primates, it seems to improve overall health and length of life. But I don't think they know specifically why. I suppose thought on this abounds. Seems to reduce inflammation.
Have a successful DD. I'm doing an UD today after my last two days of DD calories.
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Good Morning All!
What a wonderful, supportive, informative group here! I am learning a lot.
Still have yet to enter my day in ****** and "Officially" start JUDDD, but eating towards the lower calorie (and much lower carb) efforts.
Since Monday, I had lost 5 pounds, but extra calories last night in the form of LC chicken salad (we ate out) brought me back up 1.4 pounds. But, I'll wait until Monday to see what the 7 days reveals.
I'll shoot for a real DD today (following the example of 700 cals. I might need to tweak it later to go lower, but I'm not jumping into this again, I'm *inching* into it to prevent disaster)
I like SoHappy's experiment results of 2 DDs with appetite reduction. I'm anxious to read how the scale reacts. I'm not ready to follow yet, but tacking it away for later if needed.
Off the topic sorta, I found out QUITE BY ACCIDENT, that organic apple cider vinegar has an appetite-reducing quality for me if I take enough of it. I started drinking ACV this past week to knock out a persistent sinus infection (2 TB raw, organic ACV mixed with 2-4 cups water and a pinch of stevia to taste. I drink this 3 x per day) and I found it greatly (and I mean G.R.E.A.T.L.Y.!!!!) reduced my Monster-appetite.
It's not something I plan to continue for a long time (so much acid ya know), but for right now at the beginning of my JUDDD re-introduction, it might just be what I need to make the transition on DDs. I'll give it a shot! I thought I'd pass that along.
Have a wonderful day!
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SoHappy - is it the noodles or is it the two DDs in a row? I'm going to guess it's both. Physically, the shirataki noodles are very filling - when I eat them I have that stuffed feeling all day. But I think the 2 DDs in a row are going to have both a physical effect and a mental effect. I always feel full on my up days because I'm coming off a down day, which becomes my new "norm," so I can only imagine the effect two down days in a row would have. In either event, it all sounds good. I hope my DD today is as successful and easy as yours was yesterday.
Bonnylass - welcome to JUDDD; I hope you have great success with it.
Way too much time on my hands!
You are doing just what I have been thinking about a lot lately, and that is for newbies -maybe- to *ease* into the low Down Day calories a bit more gradually than is the plan and design. At least if they are among those who have a lot of trouble at first. I've been wondering if that isn't a move that could help gradually bring *big appetites* under control with fewer people just throwing in the towel. I know that it took me awhile to grow accustomed to the fasting days, but if I'd gradually worked myself down to the low level I do now, it don't think it would have been nearly as hard. The only reason I didn't quit early on is that I'm awfully obstinate and hard-headed.
Sorry to hear that you have a sinus infection. I've never had one, but a friend suffers from one a lot, and I know she is miserable with it. But interesting about the ACV bonus effect of appetite control. Hmmmmm...... Back in the *olden days* when I was a kid, many thought of apples as an aid to weight loss and maintenance. Maybe their pectin? Hmmmmm, again.
Sounds like you're doing wonderfully!
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I know this is going to sound odd and I might come across as a zealot but here goes.
I feel like a normal person on JUDD. I have more energy and mental clarity. Im excited just to be alive!! I have issues with chronic pain and even that seems to be a bit better.
Im also down 4 lbs. for the week!! It is not normal for me to lose this much in a week. Ill see how I do next week. My first DD was a breeze but they got harder for me this week. I gave myself permission to go to 700 cals if I needed to and that seemed to take the stress off.
I am rediscovering fish. Only 100 cals in a Tilapia Filet. I top this with some salsa or 50 Cal. Of Wholly Guacamole and have a pretty filling lunch. The 100 Cal Wholly Guacamole packs have come in handy, but they are pricey.
I have enjoyed a few things this week that I have been missing. Sushi, Chips and Salsa and Cheesecake. My colon did not appreciate the gluten or dairy in the cheesecake but I still lost. Today is an up day and I am cooking burgers for dinner. I bought Chocolate Dipped Strawberries for dessert and will enjoy sharing one with the rest of the family.
I have noticed that I weight more after a down day. I seem to lose it after an up day. How odd our bodies are.
Beeb, I owe you an apology. Ive been following your posts since last year and thought your name was BEEP! It wasnt until you changed your Avatar that I noticed.
Way too much time on my hands!
A 4-pound loss??? Whoa! Good job. I don't know how future weeks will go, and JUDDD isn't known for fast weight loss necessarily, although some do lose at a pretty darned rapid pace, but your loss is great. I'm always hoping for 4 to 5 pounds a month when I'm in weight loss mode. After I haven't been doing this at a *weight loss* calorie level, I always have a bit better loss the first week, but I know it's lost water weight from my (ahem..) more carby UD choices lately.
I think it is interesting that your weight seems to be up after DDs and down after UDs. That doesn't seem like how it would work, and for me it's just the opposite of that, but once again it just goes to show how different our bodies may respond from each other.
(And I like tilapia a lot too.)
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I tell ya .. it is sure great to be hanging out with a bunch of losers!!! You folks are doing awesome! One of these days I am going to be able to get some of the things y'all use (gluc. powder, almond flour .. which is my big wishie right now, those noodle thingies .. lol .. couldn't remember the name of them, etc) .. but until then I am still enjoying my other foods.
I tried something new to me today ... egg cream. Someone in the main forum brought up an old (2008) thread about the egg creams and I read all the posts. After reading about the safety of raw eggs (as long as they have been kept cold and not set out for room temp then they should be fine) .. and read many posts from others regarding the "ick factor" with raw egg .. yet they ended up loving these .. I finally mustered up the courage to give them a try. WOWSERS! At 174 calories and 2-3 carbs, these are perfect even for a DD breakfast! I don't have the davinci syrups so I made mine with just 1 large egg, 1 oz. heavy cream, 2 packets splenda, 1 cup crushed ice, capful vanilla and a pinch of salt. Tastes sooo much like a Wendy's vanilla frosty! Tomorrow I will try one with some cocoa added. This life just keeps getting better and better!
"If the problem isn't hunger, food isn't the solution"
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Bunch of losers, lol. Love it.
Oddly I was up my last down day and the down on my last up day too. Does that make sense? Yesterday was suppose to be another dd however the heat really got to me yesterday and with the running around I was doing I decided to turn it into a medium day. Only 1000 calories but I am up 1.6lbs. Grrr!!!! Today is a dd and because i am staying at home I am not too worried as I feel fine so far.
Erin57:4lbs. Excellent progress!!!!
Way too much time on my hands!
I think you had courage to try an egg cream! I'm like you and just haven't been able to think of these as anything I would enjoy. I guess I like my eggs scrambled. Glad you liked it though. LOL
Are you still doing the 2 DDs and 1 UD experiment? I'm looking forward to Monday morning's weigh-in, as that will tell me if I've lost this first week, and if so.. how much. Will it be more than a pound? I'm keeping my fingers crossed. So far it's looking pretty promising, but I know first weeks are often the best loss because you're losing water weight too. So I'll do this again for a second week and see how that one goes too. But anyway, at this time, this first week is looking like it might be more loss than just a pound, so I'm excited.
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Yes I am still doing 2 dd/1 up however I may switch it up simply because I'd like to attend more waterfit classes and the schedule at the pool is on Monday/Wednesday/Friday for the classes I prefer. I am not certain I could manage a class on a dd. Was thinking doing either Medium Days on days I definitely attend class(I would know fairly early in the day so could adjust if necessary)or Switching to M/W/F being up days and the rest dd. Not certain yet.
That being said I have chronic ongoing pain so some weeks I am lucky to be able to walk to the bathroom without dying a little inside with each step so that would definitely make a difference as to what plan I follow that week and what ever follows.
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort.
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Mom, sorry to hear of your cronic pain I sure hope you find something to help it. And
does pounding someone in the face realy tenderise it?
Well testerday was my second down day please tell me it gets easier . Sure seems the
up days are easier. Didn't I see something about that this might not be all that good
for a diabetic. I am a type 2 diabetic and it seems to be working for me.
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Good morning everyone. I hope JUDDD is going swimmingly for everyone. I had a 214 calorie down day yesterday. I was trying to keep it under 350, but I didn't intend to go that low. I decided to try a very low cal/low carb oat fiber MIM again and it had me so full from lunchtime on that I wasn't hungry for the rest of the day. And I wasn't starving when I woke up this morning, either. The calories in my up day breakfast today were more than half again the total calories I had yesterday!
Penguin, the MIM I made was from Ouizoid's chocolate muffin recipe. This time I used erythritol instead of the liquid splenda I'd previously used, and I have to say that it was much better. I still wouldn't call it delicious, but I didn't have to choke it down, either. I think I'll try it again and let it sit overnight like you suggested to see if that improves the texture. I do think it's a texture issue more than taste.
ETA: E.W., the down days do get easier - at least they did for me. I actually enjoy my down days. However, I'm not entirely convinced that I could do JUDDD and the every other day down days forever. I cycled off once before, and I suspect I'll do it again. But even if I do six months a year of JUDDD (alternating 1 month JUDDD and 1 month regular Atkins), I figure it'll be a good thing.
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Cristalleries de Saint Louis, Munzthal St. Louis, Alsace-Lorraine, Germany. 55411 1 unnumbered page, 73 numbered pages: entirely illustrations (some col.); 28 cm Tableware: Saint Louis, Munzthal St. Louis, Alsace-Lorraine, Germany. (F-2406T) Company name is also printed in English on title page as
Steuben Glass, inc. 41290 New York: Steuben, 1997. 32 p.: col. ill.; 21 x 21 cm. NK5198.D73 Price list laid in. Essay by Thomas Hoving. Exhibition, Steuben Gallery, New York, Nov. 3-22, 1997. Gift; Corning Inc.; 2013; 1000138321 A copy of this item was received with the Steuben Archive. Digitized
Steuben Glass, inc. 52524 Art of Steuben. Volume 3 New York: Steuben Glass, 1977. [84] p.: chiefly ill.; 26 cm. Steuben Glass, inc. "Since publication of... volume II, in late 1974, Steuben Glass has produced more than seventy new sculptural and engraved works, of which thirty are included
Société anonyme verreries de l'hermitage, Jumet, Belgium, manufacturer. 53850 Jumet, Belgium: Société anonyme verreries de l'hermitage, 1906. [14] p.: entirely col. ill.; 21 cm. Société anonyme verreries de l'hermitage, Jumet, Belgium. Cover title. Trade catalog. Designs for
Steuben Glass, inc. 28588 New York: Steuben Glass, [1946?] [24] p.: ill.; 20 cm. NK5104 Some covers have a gray box with the title in white letters, while others have an uncolored box with gray letters. Some copies issued with a department store's name on the last page (Gump's, Marshall
Corning Museum of Glass. Martin, John H., 1922-2007. Edwards, Charleen K., 1927- Fischer, David J. 0872900630 28535 Corning, N.Y.: The Museum, c1977. 60, xi p.: ill.; 28 cm. GB1227.S7 Chapter V and VI by David J. Fischer. Bibliography: p. xi. Appendix I, II, and III scanned February 2012 and
Heller Gallery. Zerwick, Chloe. Steuben Glass, inc. 32821 [New York]: Steuben Glass, c1988. [42] p.: col. ill.; 23 cm. NK5112.9.S7 Edited by Chloe Zerwick and Meleny Peacock. Price list inserted. "An edition of 7500"--P. facing t.p. A copy of this item was received with the Steuben
Steuben Glass, inc. Gill, Brendan, 1914- 31078 Fifty years on fifth: a retrospective exhibition of Steuben glass. New York: Steuben Glass, 1984. [32] p.: ill.; 28 cm. NK5112.9.S7 Exhibition October 1984. Text by Brendan Gill. A copy of this item was received with the Steuben Archive. Digitized by
Steuben Glass, inc., Corning, NY, USA. Corning Incorporated. 128798 Corning, N.Y.: Steuben Glass, inc., c2002. 32 p.: col. ill.; 22 cm. Steuben Glass, inc. Cover title. Digitized by Boston Photo Imaging January 2014. Same catalog printed with different covers: Gazelle bowl, red covers (Bib 128797)
Steuben Glass, inc., Corning, NY, USA. Corning Incorporated. 128835 1997 Steuben [Corning, N.Y.]: Corning Incorporated, c1996. 144 p.: ill. (chiefly col.); 23 cm. Steuben Glass, inc. Cover title. Index, p. 138-141. 1997 order form tipped in. Includes printed prices. Gift; Corning Inc. 2013;
Steuben Glass, inc., Corning, NY, USA. Corning Incorporated. 128901 Steuben Corning, N.Y.: Corning Incorporated, c1995. 22 p.: col. ill.; 22 x 28 cm. Steuben Glass, inc. Cover title. Includes prices. Includes an introduction to Steuben and the art of glassmaking. Gift; Corning Inc.; 2013;
Steuben Glass, inc. 137094 New York, N.Y.: Steuben Glass, [1985?] 22 p.: col. ill.; 19 cm. Cover title. Cover shows a detail view of the Swan Bowl. Steuben has issued various editions of this publication, with differing covers and contents. Photographs on p. 9, 12-18 were taken by Connoisseur
Steuben Glass, inc. 137365 New York, N.Y.: Steuben Glass, 1975. 1 folded brochure (6 panels); 17 x 40 cm. folded to 17 x 14 cm. Cover title. Steuben has issued various editions of this publication, with differing covers and contents. A copy of this item was received with the Steuben Archive.
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Macbeth-Evans Glass Company. 19299 Pittsburgh: Macbeth-Evans Glass Company, c1920 4 p. l., [11]-94 p.: incl. front., ill., ports.; 24 cm. TP853.P4 A digital copy of this book was made by/for Joseph Imler from the book in the University of Toronto Library. CMGL has a copy of the digital file on CD
Fettke, Charles R. (Charles Reinhard), 1888-1959. 20272 Harrisburg, Penna., J. L. L. Kuhn, printer, 1918 [i.e.1919] 278 p. 108 plates (part fold., incl. maps, diagrs.) 23 cm. TP853.P4 Cover dated 1919. Author's name misspelled on original cover: Pettke. Bibliography: p. 264-270. A digital copy
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Blaschka, Leopold, 1822-1895. Müller, Otto Frederik, 1730-1784. Zoologia danica. 97763 Zoologia danica [n.d., between 1863-1890?] 1 v.: ill. (some col.); 21 cm. Blaschka Archives, Box 24 Notebook containing sketches done by Leopold Blaschka from Müller's 1788 publication Zoologia danica.
Blaschka, Leopold, 1822-1895. 87383 [1869-1871] [24] p.; 21 cm. R-641 Cover title. Small blue notebook containing business records organized by month. This may be an order book or a listing of orders shipped. Includes orders for glass eyes (Augen) for animals (Thieraugen) and probably for people.
Blaschka, Leopold, 1822-1895. Blaschka, Rudolf, 1857-1939 87387 [Dresden: Blaschka, n.d.] 1 v.: 27 photographs; 16 cm. R-641 Brown leather cover with embossed rose and yellow metal clasp. Twenty-seven photographs in all. Empty pages were not filmed. Digitized by Boston Photo Imaging in September
Blaschka, Leopold, 1822-1895. 92263 [1880-1885?] [192] p.; 21 cm. + ca. 80 misc. pages and envelopes laid in. F-15211 Written in a composition notebook in both ink and pencil (the latter is often difficult to read). Not all letters have a complete date, but the earliest is March 13, 1880. In

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Schumann in Endenich. (Kammermusik Nr. 2). By Wilhelm Killmayer. For piano, electronic organ (harmonium) and percussion (5 players). This edition: ED 6431. Drums/Percussion. Score (also performance score). Composed 1972. 12 pages. Duration 8 minutes. Published by Schott Music (SD.49006313). ISBN 9790001068468. Wilhelm Killmayer stellt den einzelnen Ton an den Beginn dieser Komposition. Doch wahrend Robert Schumann darin den Ausgangspunkt seiner romantischen Musik fand, unterbindet Killmayer die Entwicklung poetischer Melodien. Die Art und Weise, wie Killmayer sich fur die Beschrankung auf einen sehr begrenzten Tonraum entschieden hat, erinnert an Schumanns Beschrankung auf die Heilanstalt Endenich. Mit sich wiederholenden Sekundschritten verdeutlicht der Klavierpart die Enge im Leben des erkrankten Komponisten. Auch die Einwurfe von Vibraphon, Bongo und Conga konnen diese Grenze letztlich nicht uberwinden. So bleibt nur die Flucht ins Innere. Und wenn sich im Dialog zwischen Klavier und Glockenspiel raffinierte Klangfarben offenbaren, wird Schumann in Endenich zur Reise in das Bewusstsein eines ratselhaften Mitmenschen.
Pages: 12
Instruments: Piano, Organ, Percussion, Drums, Harmonium, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: 20th Century, Classical
Un Dia de Noviembre (for solo marimba). By Leo Brouwer (1939-). Arranged by Jason Baker. Marimba solo. For low E marimba (1 player). Concert Percussion Solos. Originally written for solo guitar, Un Dia de Noviembre is a marimba transcription of a very popular piece by Cuban composer Leo Brouwer. By way of natural chord voicings and intuitive playing patterns, Jason Baker has done a masterful job of capturing th. Medium. Score. 8 pages. Duration 5'00". Published by Tapspace Publications (TA.TSPCS-09). Originally written for solo guitar, Un Dia de Noviembre is a marimba transcription of a very popular piece by Cuban composer Leo Brouwer. It's performed with four mallets on a 4.5 (low E) octave marimba. This piece has a lyrical and simplistic beauty which will require a mature sense of musical phrasing from the performer. The accompaniment alternates between the right and left hands throughout and occasionally requires one-handed rolls from each hand at different points. By way of natural chord voicings and intuitive playing patterns, Jason Baker has done a masterful job of capturing the heart of the original work through the marimba's expressive range.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Percussion, Marimba
Genres: Classical, 20th Century, Cuban, Latin
March Past of the Kitchen Utensils (from "The Wasps"). By Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958). Arranged by Herbert Hersom. For recorders (SAT), percussion and piano; Glockenspiel and xylophone ad lib.. This edition: ED 10995. Recorder Music. Score and parts. 24 pages. Published by Schott Music (SD.49002613). ISBN 9790220107214.
Pages: 24
Instruments: Piano Accompaniment, Recorder, Percussion, Xylophone, Glockenspiel, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Genres: 20th Century, British, Classical, World
Missa sub titulo Sanctae Theresiae (Theresienmesse) by Michael Haydn (1737-1806). Edited by Sherman, Charles H.. For Soli SATB, SATB Choir, 2 Oboes, 2 Trumpets, Timpani, 2 Violins, Viola, Basso continuo. MH 797. Score available separately - see item CA.5032800. Latin Masses. Level 4. Part: Bassoon/Contrabass. Language: Latin. Composed 1801. 20 pages. Duration 40 min. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.5032815). With Language: Latin. Latin Masses.
Pages: 20
Instruments: Choir, Oboe, Violin, Viola, B-Flat Trumpet, Percussion, Timpani, Piano and Keyboard, Vocal, Woodwinds, Strings, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: Classical
The King of Pop Medley (Bad / Smooth Criminal / The Way You Make Me Feel (For Percussion Sextet with Optional Bass Guitar)). By Michael Jackson. Arranged by Jeff Moore. For Orchestra Bells, Xylophone, Marimbas 1 and 2, Vibraphone, Bass Guitar, and Drumset. Percussion - Ensemble. Alfred's Pop Percussion Ensemble Series. Pop. 28 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.34009). Snap your fingers to this rockin' Michael Jackson tribute for percussion ensemble from Alfred's Pop Percussion Ensemble Series. Featuring the hit songs Bad, Smooth Criminal, and The Way You Make Me Feel, this arrangement can be used for a six-part percussion ensemble, with optional bass guitar for extra support. Includes parts for Orchestra Bells, Xylophone, Marimbas 1 and 2, Vibraphone, Bass Guitar, and Drumset.
Pages: 28
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion, Marimba, Vibraphone, Xylophone, Guitar
Genres: Classical, Pop
Messa Pastorale in G by Franz Xaver Richter (1709-1789). Edited by Hans Gurski / Annette Naumann. For Soli SATB, SATB choir, 2 flutes, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, 2 violins, viola, basso continuo. Reutter A 23. Score available separately - see item CA.9700600. Masses, Latin; Use during the church year: Christmas. Part: Flute 2. Language: Latin. Composed 1775. 20 pages. Duration 40 min. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.9700622). With Language: Latin. Masses, Latin; Use during the church year: Christmas.
Pages: 20
Instruments: Choir, Flute, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Viola, B-Flat Trumpet, Percussion, Timpani, Piano and Keyboard, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Trumpet
Genres: Classical Period, Christmas, Classical, Miscellaneous
Funeral Music for Queen Mary by Henry Purcell (1659-1695) and Thomas Morley (1557-1602). Edited by Bruce Wood. For SATB Choir, Oboe Band, Four Slide Trumpets, Kettle Drums, Military Drums (SATB). Music Sales America. Baroque, Choral. 38 pages. Novello & Co Ltd. #NOV072464. Published by Novello & Co Ltd. (HL.14011934). ISBN 0853605521. Baroque, Choral. 6.75x9.75 inches. A compilation of the music composed for and played at the funeral of Queen Mary in Westminster Abbey on March 5th 1695. Edited and reconstructed by Bruce Wood.
Pages: 38
Instruments: Choir, Oboe, Trumpet, Percussion, Timpani, Drums, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass
Genres: Baroque Period, Renaissance, Classical
Concerto for Percussion and Wind by Toshiro Mayuzumi (1929-1997). Contemporary Large Ensemble/Orchestra. For 2 Timpani, 4 Percussion Soli [4.2Piccolo.4.2English Horn.4.Clarinet(Eb).Bass-Clarinet.4.2Contrabassoon-220.127.116.11-Harp]. Modern. Full Score. Duration 9 minutes. Published by Edition Peters (PE.P66059). ISBN M-3007-1657-2. Modern.
Instruments: Piccolo, Clarinet, Bassoon, English Horn, Harp, Percussion, Timpani, Flute, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Classical
Little Pickle Book (Pockelbuchlein). By PDQ Bach (1935-). Edited by Professor Peter Schickele. Chamber ensemble. For Organ, Dill Piccolo, Bass Drum with Attached Cymbals, Triangle, Chinese Gong, Castanet, Tambourine, Fire Gong, Xylophone, Automobile Horn, Bird Whistle, Marimba, Orchestra Bells, Chimes, Train Whistle. Set of parts. Standard notation. Composed APRIL 24 1987. S 6. 19 pages. Duration 6 minutes. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.413411440). With Standard notation.
Pages: 19
Instruments: Organ, Piccolo, Horn, Percussion, Marimba, Xylophone, Piano and Keyboard, Flute, Woodwinds, Brass
Genres: Classical, Comedy, Miscellaneous
You're A Grand Old Flag by Michael Abels (1962-). For SATB Choir & Orchestra (SATB chorus; 18.104.22.168 - 126.96.36.199 - timpani, 3 percussion; piano, electric bass, drums; strings). Choral. Study Score. Composed 2003. Duration 4'. Published by Subito Music Corporation (SU.90180050).
Instruments: Choir, Piano Accompaniment, Percussion, Timpani, Drums, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard
Genres: Classical, 4th of July, Patriotic, Celebrations, Folk
Michael Jackson Tribute Medley (Beat It / Billie Jean / Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' / Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough (For Percussion Sextet with Optional Bass Guitar)). Arranged by Jeff Moore. For Orchestra Bells, Xylophone, Marimbas 1 and 2, Vibraphone, Bass Guitar, and Drumset. Percussion - Ensemble. Alfred's Pop Percussion Ensemble Series. Pop. 28 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.34003). Remember the late King of Pop with this clever percussion ensemble medley from Alfred's Pop Percussion Ensemble Series. Play the hit songs that changed the face of pop music in this unique arrangement for a six-part percussion ensemble, with optional bass guitar for extra support. Featuring: Beat It * Billie Jean * Wanna Be Startin' Somethin * Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough. Includes parts for Orchestra Bells, Xylophone, Marimbas 1 and 2, Vibraphone, Bass Guitar, and Drumset.
Pages: 28
Instruments: Bass Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion, Marimba, Vibraphone, Xylophone, Guitar
Genres: Classical, Pop
(Paraphrase from Trio in A Minor). By Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767). Arranged by Robert B. Brown. For Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Contrabass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Bassoon, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Horn, Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Tenor, Tuba, Percussion. Carl Fischer Classic Orchestra Edition. Classical. Full score (large). Standard notation. 8 pages. Duration 2 minutes, 40 seconds. Published by Carl Fischer
Pages: 8
Instruments: Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, B-Flat Trumpet, Percussion, Tuba, Woodwinds, Saxophone, Brass, Strings, Trumpet
Genres: Classical, Baroque Period
Lullaby of the Drums by Leroy Anderson (1908-1975). Anderson Classics. Pops American: 20th Century. Full score. Composed 1970. Duration 3 minutes. Published by Edwin F. Kalmus (KM.A9085-FSC).
Instruments: Percussion, Drums
Genres: 20th Century, Americana, Pop, Classical, Folk
Lincoln the Great Commoner. (For Voices and Orchestra - Full Score). By Charles Ives (1874-1954). For SATB, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Bassoon, Trumpet, Tenor, Tuba, Timpani, Piano, Violin I, Violin II, Viola, Cello, Contrabass. New Music Edition. Piano reduction/vocal score. Standard notation. 16 pages. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.446410090). With Standard notation.
Pages: 16
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Voice, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, B-Flat Trumpet, Percussion, Timpani, Tuba, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Strings, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: 20th Century, Patriotic, Classical, Folk
The Star Spangled Banner by Francis Scott Key. Arranged by David Marlatt. For 8 Trumpets & Percussion. Brass - Large Cornet (Trumpet) Ensemble. Eighth Note Publications. Patriotic; Romantic. Score and set of parts. Duration 1:05. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-TE28159). ISBN 1554732212. Patriotic; Romantic. The American National Anthem is one of the most famous national songs in the world. The power and majesty of this work has been captured in arrangements for such ensembles as trumpet ensemble, brass quintet, countless vocal renditions and military band. This arrangement is for 8 trumpets and optional percussion.
Instruments: B-Flat Trumpet, Cornet, Percussion, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: 4th of July, Memorial Day, Romantic Period, Patriotic, Celebrations, Classical, Folk
The Twelve Days of Christmas by Bob Chilcott. For SATB choir and piano(s) & percussion/orchestra ([2(1piccolo, 2 flutes), 2, 2, 2 -2, 2, 3, 0], timpani, 2 percussionists (1=bongos, woodblock, drum kit, glockenspiel, tambourine, triangle; 2=hi hat, glockenspiel, triangle, suspended cymbal, side drum), harp, strings). Untuned Percussion. Pieces & Studies. Percussion part (version for one player). 8 pages. Duration 10'. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193433380). ISBN 9780193433380. Pieces & Studies. 12 x 8 inches. For SATB with one piano (with or without 1 or 2 percussion players), or two pianos (with or without 1 or 2 percussion players), or orchestra This work is classic Chilcott - vibrant, fresh, and great fun. It is an exuberant setting of the well-known carol in which the 'five gold rings' refrain is re-written to appear in an array of guises: gentle soprano solo, swinging barbershop quartet, hard funk, and rock gospel style. This version is for an SATB choir but retains the flexibility to include 'guest' performers. Even the audience can join in! Percussion parts and the original accompaniment for piano duet are on sale.
Pages: 8
Instruments: Choir, Piano Accompaniment, Flute, Harp, Percussion, Timpani, Glockenspiel, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Classical, Christmas, Miscellaneous
(Study Score). By Howard Hanson (1896-1981). Orchestra. For Flute I, Flute II, Piccolo, Oboe I, Oboe II, English Horn, Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Bassoon I, Bassoon II, Horn I, Horn II, Horn III, Horn IV, Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Trumpet III, Tenor I, Tenor II, Tenor III, Tuba, Timpani, Harp, Violin I, Violin II, Viol. Full score (study). Standard notation. 28 pages. Published by Carl Fischer
Pages: 28
Instruments: Piccolo, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, English Horn, Violin, Harp, B-Flat Trumpet, Percussion, Timpani, Tuba, Flute, Woodwinds, Strings, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: 20th Century, Classical
Funeral music of Queen Mary (Funeral music of Queen Mary) by Henry Purcell (1659-1695). Edited by John Hugh Thomas. Arranged by Paul Horn. For SATB Choir, Trumpet, 3 Trombones (2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones), Organ, [Timpani], Trumpet, 3 Trombones (2 Trumpets, 2 Trombones), Organ [Timpani]. This edition: paperbound. Use / Occasion: Mourning, Death. Level 2. Score. Language: German/English. 24 pages. Duration 11 min. Published by Carus Verlag (CA.4015500). ISBN M-007-06323-8. With Language: German/English. Use / Occasion: Mourning, Death.
Pages: 24
Instruments: Choir, Organ, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion, Timpani, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Trumpet, Brass
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
Per i profughi di guerra 8 by Luigi Morleo. Vibraphone solo. For vibraphone. Level 4. Published by Alfonce Production (AF.A10-004-P).
Instruments: Vibraphone, Percussion
Genres: 21st Century, Classical
Juana, la loca (Overture - chamber version) by Eduardo Alonso-Crespo (1956-). For Chamber Orchestra (2(1),2,2,2; 2220; 2percussion, timpani, harp; strings). Study Score. Composed 1991. Duration 7'. Published by Subito Music Corporation (SU.90210050).
Instruments: Harp, Percussion, Timpani, Strings
Genres: Classical
Piano Concerto No. 1. (For Piano and Orchestra - Study Score). By Iain Hamilton. Orchestra. For Flute I, Flute II, Piccolo, Oboe I, Oboe II, Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Bassoon I, Bassoon II, Horn I, Horn II, Horn III, Horn IV, Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Tenor I, Tenor II, Bass Trombone, Tuba, Timpani, Marimba, Suspended Cymbal, Wood Blocks, Harp, Piano So. This edition: 1967 version. Full score (study). Standard notation. 77 pages. Duration 20 minutes. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.416410890). With Standard notation.
Pages: 77
Instruments: Piano, Piccolo, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Horn, Harp, B-Flat Trumpet, Bass Trombone, Percussion, Timpani, Marimba, Tuba, Piano and Keyboard, Flute, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Trumpet, Trombone
Genres: Classical
Silent Night, Joyful Night by Michael Abels (1962-). For Gospel Soloist, SAT Choir & Orchestra (Gospel soloist (mezzo or baritone); SAT (opt B) choir; 2(1).2 (English horn).2 (bass clarinet).2 - 18.104.22.168 - timpani, 3 percussion, harp, piano, electric bass, drums; strings). Choral, sacred. Study Score. Composed 1994. Duration 6'. Published by Subito Music Corporation (SU.90110150). An uptempo R&B arrangement of this beloved Christmas carol.
Instruments: Choir, Piano Accompaniment, Bass Clarinet, English Horn, Harp, Percussion, Timpani, Drums, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Clarinet, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Classical, Christmas, Miscellaneous
Ich hatte viel Bekummernis (Kantate zum 3. Sonntag nach Trinitatis). By Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Edited by Paul Brainard. For Soprano voice solo, Alto voice solo, Tenor voice solo, Bass voice solo, Mixed Choir-SATB, Oboe, Bassoon, 3 trumpets, 4 trombones, Kettledrum, 2 violins, Viola, Basso Continuo. This edition: Urtext edition. Baerenreiter Studienpartituren - Study scores. For vocal-piano score see BA 10021. Level 3. Study score (paperbound). BWV 21. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.TP1021). ISBN 9790006205165. 22.5 x 16.5 cm inches.
Instruments: Choir, Oboe, Bassoon, Violin, Viola, B-Flat Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion, Piano and Keyboard, Soprano Voice, Bass Voice, Tenor Voice, Alto Voice, Vocal, Woodwinds, Strings, Trumpet, Brass, Voice
Genres: Baroque Period, Classical
The William Tell Overture by Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868). Arranged by Murray Houllif. For percussion ensemble (6 players). Percussion Sextet. Grade 4+. Published by Kendor Music Inc (KN.20070).
Instruments: Percussion
Genres: Classical Period, Opera, Classical, Miscellaneous


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Ed•daˈɛd ə(n.)
either of two medieval Icelandic literary works, the earlier one a collection of traditional poems on mythical and religious subjects, the later one a largely prose compilation by Snorri Sturluson that includes a survey of Norse mythology.
Category: Literature, Mythology
Ed′dicɛˈdeɪ ɪk(adj.)
Ed•da•icɛˈdeɪ ɪk(adj.)
Princeton's WordNet
taro, taro root, cocoyam, dasheen, edda(noun)
tropical starchy tuberous root
either of two distinct works in Old Icelandic dating from the late 13th century and consisting of 34 mythological and heroic ballads composed between 800 and 1200; the primary source for Scandinavian mythology
A collection of Old Norse poems and tales from two medieval manuscripts found in Iceland.
Webster Dictionary
the religious or mythological book of the old Scandinavian tribes of German origin, containing two collections of Sagas (legends, myths) of the old northern gods and heroes
The term Edda applies to the Old Norse Poetic Edda and Prose Edda, both of which were written down in Iceland during the 13th century in Icelandic, although they contain material from earlier traditional sources, reaching into the Viking Age. The books are the main sources of medieval skaldic tradition in Iceland and Norse mythology.
The Nuttall Encyclopedia
the name given to two collections of legends illustrative of the Scandinavian mythology: the Elder, or Poetic, Edda, collected in the 11th century by Sæmund Sigfusson, an early Christian priest, "with perhaps a lingering fondness for paganism," and the Younger, or Prose, Edda, collected in the next century by Snorri Sturleson, an Icelandic gentleman (1178-1241), "educated by Sæmund's grandson, the latter a work constructed with great ingenuity and native talent, what one might call unconscious art, altogether a perspicuous, clear work, pleasant reading still."
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"Listen here, you despicable wench! You don't fully understand the repercussions of what you've done! Corey was, I repeat, WAS, a rare case in the entire Underworld! His light grey horns and lack of tattoos showed that he was a kind and gentle demon, unlike me! But with your selfish and jealous actions, it made Corey ascend into a higher but darker power that you won't fully understand! Corey has now lost all innocence that he once had and has turned into the very thing he hated since his understanding of where he came from! You turned your ex-lover into a demon with no remorse for anyone nor anything! You know what that means, you insufferable little bitch?! It means that if we ever see Corey again, he would slaughter everyone in sight and not have any second thoughts!"
—Trina to Laney, Demon Spawns Series
"Are you out of your mind?! Orochimaru killed the Third Hokage and did everything he could to destroy the Leaf Village! Whatever it is you're expecting out of him, you think he's just gonna give it to you for free?! All he wants is to use your body like a new suit of clothes! There'll be nothing of you left! You'll never get out alive! You think I'll stand by and just let you throw away your entire life?!"
Naruto Uzumaki to Sasuke Uchiha, Naruto
"You listen to me. You don't understand a single thing about her, so don't pretend like you do. You're a little boy who can't think of anyone but himself. Consider her feelings sometime. She was crying her eyes out."
—Inner Moka to Tsukune Aono, Rosario + Vampire
"You want me to find the son I've never been there for and ruin the life he's built. Ask him to go back to the Hell he grew up in because of me. For some wild goose chase. Something that's not even possible. Here I was ashamed to see you."
—Angel to Willow Rosenberg, Angel & Faith, "Family Reunion, Part 1"
"Oh, let's see! Maybe it's because of YOU?! Maybe it's because the whole lot of you abandoned Twilight when she needed you most, thinking she was a jealous liar when every word she spoke was the truth?! I saw her when I sent my Eye Sentry down there to watch over her while she made her way back here, and she was a complete wreck. You completely shattered her faith in all of you! You might as well have defecated on the Elements themselves, because now that you weakened your bond of friendship with the one who holds all of you together, they are completely and totally worthless! No, we're going to get through this through the sweat of our brows, the strength of our backs, AND THE BLOOD OF OUR ENEMIES!"
— Vaati to the rest of the Mane Six on why the Elements of harmony won't work on Chrysalis, The Equestrian Wind Mage
Jake: What?
Erek: I was offering you my opinion of your morals and your ethics and your sense of decency. I was speaking an ancient Mesopotamian dialect known for its wide variety of curse words.
— Animorphs #53
"You are amusing, in a 'what the hell is wrong with you?' kind of way."
— Jaheira, Baldur's Gate
"You ate the wall? Are you insane?!
— Trill, Baten Kaitos
Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.
Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, "Let me take the speck out of your eye," when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye.
— The Bible (New International Version), Matthew 7:5
"You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge the other, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things."
— The Bible (New International Version), Romans 2:1, warning against abuse of this trope
Jaden: Then why are you riding around on the motorcycle, wearing an evil mask, stealing people's cards and laughing like a maniac? Does that sound like a hero?
Paradox: Well, when you put like that not weally, but..
Jaden: Then WHAT THE HELL MAN?! WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL?!
Listen to me — all of you out there! You were told by this man — your hero — that America is the greatest country in the world! He told you that Americans were the greatest people — that America could be refined like silver, could have the impurities hammered out of it, and shine more brightly! He went on about how precious America was — how you needed to make sure it remained great! And he told you anything was justified to preserve that great treasure, that pearl of great price that is America! Well, I say America is nothing!! Without its ideals — its commitment to the freedom of all men, America is a piece of trash! A nation is nothing! A flag is a piece of cloth! I fought Adolf Hitler not because America was great, but because it was fragile! I knew that liberty could be snuffed out here as in Nazi Germany! As a people, we were no different than them! When I returned, I saw that you nearly did turn America into nothing! And the only reason you're not less than nothing — is that it's still possible for you to bring freedom back to America!
—Captain America, What If? #44... against the whole country of America.
"And as for you, Commander....you're a disgrace to that uniform. Tens of millions dead and your entire force killed in action. I would court-martial you myself if I could, but unfortunately your friend Boyle has convinced the media you're a hero, so I can't touch you, but you'll still have to live with yourself. Good luck with that."
— General Granger, Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars
"Aren't you the least bit concerned that there might be a Hell?"
— Andrea to Quinn, Daria
"I think what hurts the most is that you call yourself a superhero!"
"Mr. Matsuda, please stop talking like people dying is actually a good thing."
— Yamamoto, Death Note
Joan Redfern: Answer me this. Just one question, that's all. If the Doctor had never visited us, if he'd never chosen this place — on a whim — would anyone here have died?
The Doctor: ...
Joan Redfern: You can go.
"This is wrong, Doctor. I don't care who you are. The Time Lord Victorious is wrong."
— Adelaide Brooke, Doctor Who, "The Waters of Mars"
"Goku, you're mistaken... Gohan isn't a fighter like you. Does Gohan know about your plan? Did you even talk to him about it before the Cell Games? Do you want to know what Gohan is thinking right now!? He isn't thinking about anger, he's thinking, 'Why isn't my father coming to rescue me from pain and death!? My father seems to value a fair manly fight more than my own life.' Never forget that even though he may be the strongest of all of us, he's still a child!! I'd rather die than wait!"
— Piccolo, Dragon Ball
Scorpius: We had a deal. I help you rescue Aeryn Sun from the Scarrans, you give me wormholes. But obviously you betrayed our contract, yes? You had no intention of returning for my rescue, did you? You see, if my Neural Clone has returned, it is only because you have betrayed me.
Crichton: You're saying Harvey's back because of me?
Scorpius: You should honor your contracts, John.
— Farscape, "La Bomba."
"Told a little lie,
Stole a little gold,
Broke a little vow, did you?
Had to get your Prince,
Had to get your cow,
Have to get your wish, doesn't matter how!"
— The Witch, Into the Woods, "Last Midnight"
Cyril: I see your points but if we leave the temple unguarded, we're leaving it open to further threat. Six eggs are not worth putting the entire temple full of several hundred at risk.
Sparx: Then don't leave! You know, I might give Cynder a lot of grief, but telling her that her kid isn't worth saving? That's too much. And don't go the 'we don't want a repeat of what happened last time' route on me! You and I both know if that three-headed psycho had wanted the other eggs she'd have beaten up Pinky over here and done it then! You just don't want to admit you're wrong!
—Pumm to Link, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
"Heartless it may be, but headless it ain't. I've never claimed to be nice, just to be sensible. No need to look like that."
— Granny Weatherwax, Lords and Ladies, after using an injured teenaged girl as a body shield (simultaneously rescuing her from the clutches of the elves)
"Stop thinking like an artificer, Urza, and start thinking like a father!"
— Rayne, Academy Chancellor, Magic: The Gathering, Urza's Incubator card
"Do you take pleasure from committing genocide, Shepard?!" note
— Councillor Sparatus, Mass Effect 1
"So Naruto, how come you're such a massive prick?"
— Iruka Umino, Naruto The Abridged Comedy Fandub Spoof Series Show
"You traded our treasure chest full of coins for this? Shame on you!"
— Princess Toadstool to Luigi and Yoshi, Super Mario World
"And nobody ever questioned Kirk's ability to command... except for maybe Bones... and Spock."
— BFF Nella, The Nostalgia Chick
"Do you you remember the Piranha Plant you roasted in 5-1?
And were you there when his family received the news about their son?"
— "Ode to Minions"
"You use that move...and call yourself a hero of justice?"
— Brycen-Man, Pok�mon Black 2 and White 2 in the Brycen-Man Strikes Back 2 movie if the player uses the move Thief
"I'm a solo guy by nature, but I choose to affiliate with the both of you. Reason being, when you spend your time chasing bad guys, you want the best of the good guys in your corner. You two normally are as solid as they come because your moral compasses are always pointed at 'do the right thing'. But clearly someone's been screwing with both your magnetic fields, so I'm gonna help both of you out by personally escorting and physically escorting both of your asses out of these premises."
— Emerson Codd, Pushing Daisies
Hyuga: Listen to reason, Shinji! Just stop and think about what you're doing, please!
Shinji: I know exactly what I'm doing. And you're only making me angrier. Unit 01 has 285 seconds left. That's enough time to destroy half of headquarters if I want!
Aoba: In his state of mind he might just do it...
Maya: Shinji, please just listen to us! Commander Ikari had to do it! You would've died if he hadn't made that call!
Shinji: That doesn't change anything.
Hyuga: But it's still the truth, damnit!
Shinji: I WOULD'VE RATHER DIED THAN BE A PART OF WHAT YOU'VE DONE!!! Dad tried... that BASTARD tried to kill Asuka... and he used MY HANDS TO DO IT!! (starts stomping and thrashing) Tell me why?! WHY?! Why did you do it?! You don't even understand, do you Dad?! I was so stupid to trust you! Maybe if you lose something you care about, THEN YOU'LL UNDERSTAND!!!
— Rebuild of Evangelion 2.0
"It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better."
— Attributed to Theodore Roosevelt
"You killed Janet! You killed Cap! HOW COULD YOU?!"
— Hank Pym, Secret Invasion
Bulkhead: Come on Professor, we have to shut down the space bridge.
Professor Sumdac: Why did you make it work in the first place?! What were you thinking?!
Bulkhead: This coming from the guy that rebuilt Megatron.
Perceptor: You see, Omega Supreme was purposely designed to have a very simple processor. With it, he will be able to carry out his mission without hesitation.
Ratchet: In other words, you don't want him to think too hard about all the devastation he's gonna cause!
Ultra Magnus: We're at war, soldier. We do what we must.
Clockblocker: What I don't get is, why? Was the data from that computer really so important?
Skitter: Coil needed it, and I needed Coil happy. Either he'd like my work enough to free her on my request or he'd trust me enough that I could catch him off guard and help her escape some other way.
Clockblocker: I'm sure Dinah would be thrilled to hear that. Some other girl's life ruined for her sake. How does a supervillain warlord react to that sort of news, by the way? Finding out a heroine tried to hang herself? Do you sit in your swivel chair, stroking your tarantula and pull off your best maniacal laugh? One more enemy out of the way?
Skitter: I didn't know. Not until you told me what happened to her.
Clockblocker: That seems to be a recurring theme. You do stuff, you have reasons, like your apparent feeling that, oh, it's okay because she was a violent personality, but you don't pay attention to the ending, to everything that comes after. A whole lot of people have been screwed up and hurt in your wake, Skitter.
Skitter: There are rules, Dragon. Expectations. I fought Leviathan, I fought the Nine. I was there for the fight against the Class-S threat downtown. I don't want to sound arrogant, but I think maybe I deserve to, a little. I've done my share. You don't turn around and reveal my identity in front of a crowd.
Dragon: It wasn't by choice.
Skitter: You choose to follow them. It's not like twenty or thirty heroes haven't walked away from the Protectorate, recently.
Defiant: It's not that simple, Skitter.
Skitter: It's never simple. But sometimes you have to take the hard road. Sometimes you have to recognize that the people calling the shots don't know what they're doing. Because this? Picking a fight in a school? There's no way this makes sense.
Sideswipe: What have we done? What has any of us done since all this started? Kill. Destroy. All we do is go from one planet to another. Fighting. Killing. And where has it gotten us? What have we got to show for it? We take some ground, the Decepticons take some ground. We suffer losses, they suffer losses. And for what?! How many races have we put in danger? How many have we wiped out in our pursuit to kill some more?! It was a disagreement! We fought to uphold a way of life, an ideal. And now what? Our planet is in ruins along with countless others. How many have died for our war, how many "acceptable losses" have we allowed to gain a little more ground? He was fighting for an idea, fighting for a better way, and he broke. 'Streaker was a casualty of this war well before his death. If we don't uphold the sanctity of life, all life, how are we any better than the Decepticons?!
—Sideswipe, Transformers: All Hail Megatron
Ryan: Told ya I'd come to the game.
Samson: You think this is funny? You just endangered everyone in the zoo!
Ryan: I'm sorry...
Samson: (Cutting him off) For what?! Chasing the gazelles or costing us the game? All you do is sit up in your tree and sulk!
Ryan: If you just...
Samson: What's the problem? Is this all because you can't roar?! (Ryan flinches, and Samson looks ashamed) Ryan, I didn't mean that...
Ryan: Know what I'm doing when I'm sulking in my tree? I'm thinking how great it would be if Samson the Wild wasn't my father.
Samson: Ryan, I didn't...
Ryan: 'Cause it would make being Ryan the Lame a lot easier.
Samson: (As Ryan runs off) Ryan, I'm sorry.
"I don't know what happened at Fortree, but venting your anger out on your Pok�mon is inexcusable! What's more, you blamed your Pok�mon for your own mistakes as a Trainer. That's unforgivable! And before you turn on me or argue about the loss of the contest...isn't there something you should be doing right now?"
Wallace to Ruby, Pok�mon Special
Stimpy: It's the Happy Helmet, Ren! Now you'll always be happy!
Ren: You sick little monkey! Why I oughta—!
The Ren & Stimpy Show, "Stimpy's Invention".
"Ya'll should be ashamed of yourselves, humiliatin' your sister 'n me like that. We don't wanna talk to any of y'all right now, so take your gossip column and your embarrassing photos and gooooo away!"
Big Macintosh to the Cutie Mark Crusaders, MLP: Friendship Is Magic S2 E23 "Ponyville Confidential"
Captain Archer: We can debate this all day. I've made my decision.
T'Pol: "We can't save humanity without holding onto what makes us human". Those were your words to me.
Archer: I'm no happier doing this than you. But we won't be making a habit of it.
T'Pol: Once you rationalize the first misstep, it's easy to fall into a pattern of behaviour!
Archer: "Rationalize"? I'm not rationalizing anything. I know full well what I'm doing!
T'Pol: I can't justify this course of action.
Archer: We don't have a choice—
T'Pol: I WON'T LET YOU DO IT!
— Star Trek: Enterprise, "Damage"
Captain Picard: Cadet, I asked you a question. Am I correct?
Wesley Crusher: I choose not to answer, sir.
Picard: You choose not to answer? (beat) But you've already given an answer to the inquiry. That answer was a lie.
Wesley: I said the accident occurred after the loop. It did.
Picard: You told the truth up to a point, but a lie of omission is still a lie. [...] The first duty of every Starfleet officer is to the truth! Whether it's scientific truth or historical truth or personal truth. It is the guiding principal upon which Starfleet is based, and if you can't find it within yourself to stand up and tell the truth about what happened, you don't deserve to wear that uniform!
— Star Trek: The Next Generation, "The First Duty"
Superman: WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!
Wizard: I bestowed the powers of the gods upon a mortal. it is my province to do so.
Superman: He's a little boy! You did this to a little boy!
Wizard: He is more adept, more tenacious than any—
Superman: What is wrong with you? He is a child! his life shouldn't be about this! Little boys go to school, play with their friends and go to bed at night. Their biggest concerns should be homework and school-yard crushes— Not if their best friends are going to be murdered by assassins!!
Wizard: It is his fate to bear the mantle.
Superman: Do not talk to me about fate. All of you people of magic— you sorcerers... All your talk about fate and destiny... This is wrong. No boy should have the responsibility of the world on his shoulders. It is fate chosen by men. He is just a boy.
— Superman/Shazam: First Thunder
"Stop right there, you impostor. I must say that I had placed the blindest of confidences, the solidest of hopes and the most sincere belief in you. We can well say that I have erred to the bones. But the real betrayer is rather the one who lies beyond the eye of the cat. What have you done, <Player Name>? Is the opaque mist of the sceneristic frame really your excuse for killing wife and child? You have not purified this place. You have destroyed, eradicated it. You have immersed it into a pristine nothingness."
— The Judge confronting the Batter and player, OFF
"You blamed your brother for eating the donut and now you walk out on your mission companion?! You're a DICK!"
— Jesus to Elder Price, The Book of Mormon, "Spooky Mormon Hell Dream"
"Hey! Stop destroying everything! C'mon, act like a damn hero!"
"All I ever wanted to do was be a part of your team. Bringing the mail and supplies is all about helping everyone. And now when somebody really needs our help, we're sitting on our butts! If this is what it means to be a mail dog...I'm not sure this is what I want to be."
—Kodi, Balto 3: Wings Of Change
Avenger: How dare you stand by and do nothing while your allies use such dishonourable tactics! And you call yourself a knight?
Saber: Were I the Master and not the Servant, I would agree. However, I am neither Archer's ally nor am I his Master. I have no say in his tactics. I am my Master's weapon and nothing more.
Avenger: Then you are a coward for hiding behind that reason!
You break into my home, steal away my child, kill my servant Toby, and then return to kill me? After I befriended you and helped you? Some hero you are!—
—Katrina, Quest for Glory IV


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Hotel Livadic, Samobor
Trg kralja Tomisava 1 - Samobor - 10430 - Croatia Hotel Website | | 01/ 33 65 850
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Reviews - Hotel Livadic
DisappointedSubmitted by: Mary in 25/04/08
- Age Group: 60 +
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Retired
We stayed one night on our way to the airport and I would not have stayed any longer. The hotel is in bad need of renovation. Our large room had nice furniture, but the bedspread needed to be discarded and when we attempted to close the drapes they literally fell apart. There had been a serious leak in the ceiling of our room. The bathroom was nice and appeared to have been redone. The carpet on the stairs was old and dirty. There was a bright light outside out window that shown all night, so our room was never dark. I will say that the night cleck could not have nicer and tried to be very helpful to travelers who were arriving late and were confused, after having difficulty finding the hotel entrance.
Special TouchSubmitted by: Shannon in 30/10/07
- Age Group: 60 +
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Retired
We loved this hotel & city....so much that we stayed 3 nights. The hotel owner and her staff were so nice and we loved our room. The hotel is located on the main square. While I was using their computer, the owner brought me delicious, fresh cookies straight from the oven. Then our last night, a knock on our door brought more fresh cookies. The included breakfast was good, too. We're so glad we decided not to stay in Zagreb. A great restaurant was just a few feet behind the hotel. Croatia and their people are wonderful! Two weeks was not enough.
Fantastic HotelSubmitted by: Hadas in 13/06/06
- Age Group: 51 - 60
- From: Israel
- Traveller type: Family Traveller
We stayed 3 nights in May and the Hotel was more then I expected. Great service, beautiful furnished and clean room, the staff were very warm and helpful in everything we requested. A very short ride to Zagreb and the breakfast was excellent.
Wonderful!Submitted by: Georgianne in 06/06/06
- Age Group: 60 +
- From: United States
- Traveller type:
This place was fabulous! The staff was most helpful, especially sharing information about my grandfather's town. The kremsnice was fabulous, by the way. The room was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was quite plentiful. Can't wait to return next year. So representative of beautiful Samobor. And....very reasonably priced.
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- Address: Trg kralja Tomisava 1 - Samobor - 10430 - Croatia
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