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Observation and Spatial Modeling of Snow- and Ice-Related Mass Movement Hazards
Martin Mergili
Snow- and ice-related hazardous processes threaten society in tropical to high-latitude mountain areas worldwide and at highly variable time scales. On the one hand, small snow avalanches are recorded in high numbers every winter. On the other hand, glacial lake outburst floods (GLOFs) or large-scale volcano–ice interactions occur less frequently but may evolve into destructive process chains resulting in major disasters. These extreme examples document the huge field of types, magnitudes, and frequencies of snow- and ice-related hazardous processes.
Mountain societies have learned to cope with natural hazards for centuries, guided by personal experiences and oral and written tradition. Historical records are today still important as a basis to mitigate snow- and ice-related hazards. They are complemented by a broad array of observation and modeling techniques. These techniques differ among themselves with regard to (1) the type of process under investigation and (2) the scale and purpose of investigation. Multi-scale monitoring and warning systems for snow avalanches are in operation in densely populated mid-latitude mountain areas. They build on meteorological and snow profile data in combination with a large pool of expert knowledge.
In contrast, ice-related processes such as ice- or rock-ice avalanches, GLOFs, or associated process chains cause damage less frequently in space and time, so that societies are less well adapted. Even though the hazard sources are often far from the society—making field observation challenging—flows travelling for tens of kilometers sometimes impact populated areas. These hazards are strongly influenced by climate change–induced glacier and permafrost dynamics. On the regional or national scale, the evolution of such hazards has to be monitored at short intervals through aerial and satellite imagery and terrain data, employing geographic information systems (GIS). Known hazardous situations have to be monitored in the field.
Physical models—applied either in the laboratory or at real-world sites—are employed to explore the mobility of hazardous processes. Since the 1950s, however, computer models have increasingly gained importance in exploring possible travel distances, impact areas, velocities, and impact forces of events. While simple empirical-statistical approaches are used at broad scales in combination with GIS, advanced numeric models are applied to analyze specific case studies. However, the input parameters for these models are uncertain so that (1) the model results have to be validated with observations and (2) appropriate strategies to deal with the uncertainties have to be applied before using the model results for hazard zoning or dimensioning of protective structures. Due to rapid atmospheric warming and related changes in the cryosphere, hazard situations beyond historical experiences are expected to be increasingly relevant in the future. Scenario-based modeling of complex systems and process chains therefore represents an emerging research direction.
Permafrost-Related Geohazards and Infrastructure Construction in Mountainous Environments
Lukas U. Arenson and Matthias Jakob
Mountain environments, home to about 12% of the global population and covering nearly a quarter of the global land surface, create hazardous conditions for various infrastructures. The economic and ecologic importance of these environments for tourism, transportation, hydropower generation, or natural resource extraction requires that direct and indirect interactions between infrastructures and geohazards be evaluated. Construction of infrastructure in mountain permafrost environments can change the ground thermal regime, affect gravity-driven processes, impact the strength of ice-rich foundations, or result in permafrost aggradation via natural convection. The severity of impact, and whether permafrost will degrade or aggrade in response to the construction, is a function of numerous parameters including climate change, which needs to be considered when evaluating the changes in existing or formation of new geohazards. The main challenge relates to the uncertainties associated with the projections of medium- (decadal) and long-term (century-scale) climate change. A fundamental understanding of the various processes at play and a good knowledge of the foundation conditions is required to ascertain that infrastructure in permafrost environment functions as intended. Many of the tools required for identifying geohazards in the periglacial and appropriate risk management strategies are already available.


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|Boxster / Cayman Porsche Boxster and Cayman Forum - Topics and discussions about the Porsche Boxster and Cayman
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|January 15th, 2012, 08:50 PM
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I agree that it really doesn't have the 'bad fuel pump' feeling ... is it possible I could have that level of contamination in my fuel that it could cause this... or is the good money betting on the bad pickup? I currently have a full tank of gas... if it's contamination, could I siphon the top 4 gallons off to get the floating contamination out? Is that possible without doing damage? Just as an experiment? And if that doesn't fix this, then I can rule out that bad gas, and go for bad pickup... Ugh. I'm frustrated. Thanks for the input.
|January 15th, 2012, 09:06 PM
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If it were contamination I would think it would be happening at any fuel level since the contaminants would be mixed up at any fuel level....doesnt sound ,Ike bad gas either...if you had that much contamination your fuel filter would be completely clogged along with a few injectors I would think.
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|January 16th, 2012, 06:21 AM
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OK - how many gallons do you put in when you fill it up? You really could have two separate problems.
1) I'm betting you've got a bad fuel gauge or sending unit and when you think you're at 1/4 tank you are actually running on empty. This would also explain why adding one gallon solves the problem.
2) Unable to fill the tank all the way. This has been a problem for others previously and it may not allow you to top off the tank. This would answer why you can only add 11 or 12 gallons to fill up.
Having two problems is an easier explanation (think Occam's Razor) than trying to figure out how your pickup got bent. See the attached PET capture.
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|January 16th, 2012, 07:33 AM
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My SWAG would be your sending unit is faulty and the reason your getting so many diverse answers is its difficult to diagnose problems from an arm chair, so my advice is take it to a good mechanic. Since you're in Napa you might try Baldwins in Novato they're good and thorough.
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|January 16th, 2012, 08:31 PM
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That's why I asked about 3/4 full vs 1/4 empty
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|January 16th, 2012, 08:37 PM
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I have the same problem
I have the SAME EXACT problem you have, 1/4 gas left in tank and it runs like it is "out of gas". My fix is that I don't run the tank below 1/4 I think it has something to do with the pick up of the fuel/bad fuel reading too, but I am not going to spend any money to solve the problem, just re-fuel more often - besides gives me a reason to have women come up to me at he gas station and ask me about my cool car!
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|January 17th, 2012, 07:14 AM
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There is an issue with some Boxster fuel gauges that has been discussed here and on other forums. My fuel gauge never read full even after topping off, which is not recommended, but my tank takes another two gallons of gas after clicking off. I replaced the sending/float unit and had the PS2 calibration done, which involves more than just hooking the computer up. The tank has to be drained and a set number of gallons of gas have to be put back in the tank then the computer calibrates. The whole process set me back around $700 and my gauge still goes not read full so go figure. I would think that calibrated or not your red low fuel warning light would come on, mine did before and after the calibration process.
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|January 17th, 2012, 09:05 AM
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As I read through these posts, my first impression was also a faulty gauge reporting 1/4 tank when you're actually empty, however, the one time I ran out of gas in the Boxster (momentary stupidity on my part), it scared the crap out of me. The engine started to studder horribly, then the CEL light started FLASHING. I thought I was experiencing the dreaded IMS failure. I pulled over and realized I was out of gas. I was able to walk home, grab the can and add enough gas to get me to the station. When your car quits, do you get any CEL on the dash?
I can't imagine running out of gas without the computer logging some nasty code(s).
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|January 17th, 2012, 09:47 AM
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Ok, here's the end of the story... Took the car to a local guy I know to have the fuel drained... either way, it needed to be done. It was either contaminant in the fuel, or some component associated with the fuel delivery system. He tapped into the fuel line, put a jumper in the fuel pump relay, and started pumping all of the fuel out of the fuel cell. It drained until it got to 1/4 tank remaining (where I had the problem), and would drain no more fuel at all. Curious. We popped out the battery, opened up the fuel cell, and took a look inside. Looked good. Nothing unusual. Fuel looked clean. Pump was still secured to the floor of the fuel cell where it was supposed to be... So, we pulled the pump out. Here's where it got interesting. The fuel reservoir, which should have been empty as the fuel stopped pumping at 1/4th tank remaining, was completely full of fuel. We popped open the reservoir, and pulled out the pump mechanism.... and looking down into the gas, there was some black plastic debris. We shined a flashlight into the opening at the bottom of the pump, and it was clear to see that the entire bottom row of impeller blades on the pump had broken off.... So the pump could only draw fuel down to the 1/4th remaining point, and would then be unable to drain the reservoir... I popped in a new fuel pump, and not adding a single drop of extra gas, it fired right up, and ran perfectly. So there you have it. I called every Porsche dealership service department in N. Cali., and was given the "hmmm, I've never heard of anything like that... I have no idea what the problem is...." I guess this isn't the typical symptoms for a failing fuel pump... so I thought I would share so that if this happens to anyone else, you'll know exactly what the problem is. Thanks for all the feedback everyone provided! Take care.
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|January 17th, 2012, 09:55 AM
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I just went back and reread everyone's posts. Quick afterthought.
Blubox 03: You probably have the same problem I had. If it would be helpful, I can take digital photos and post so you can all examine the damage to the impellers in the bottom of the fuel pump.
Boxsterbob: Never once got a CEL out of this. Haha.
offshore: Thanks for the referral... I'll go see these guys next time. I HAVE been having trouble finding someone closer than Alden in San Jose.
Tom M: Thanks for the diagram. It helped when I took this mess apart.
And findally, the winner is....
Docdanracy: It was a pickup issue. Haha. For the reasons noted above.
Thanks everyone!
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Ok. This is VERY cool (if you're a complete nerd like me.)
Open a new internet window. Type this in the address bar: http://www.googlegooglegooglegoogle.com/
Four Google searches, one Google window!
If you type the web site into one of the searches, and click it's link, you get 4 more Google searches.
Not sure if this is completely useful, but it's interesting.
What will Google think of next?
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Endless Google
Ok. This is VERY cool (if you're a complete nerd like me.)
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Get Me Some Lysol Disinfectant Spray
Just found out Handsome has strep.
Here's hoping Darling and I don't get it.
If you need me, I'll be bathing in anti-bacterial hand gel. (I know it's mostly a placebo, but it makes me feel better).
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Thinking of those in Haiti
Sending my prayers and happy thoughts out to those who are affected by the earthquake in Haiti. If you're interested in donating money to help, click here.
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Good Reminder
I'm a very good theatre widow.
For the last 13 years, whether we were in class or newlyweds or new parents, I've always accepted my handsome hubby's desire for his hot, passionate mistress.
He's an actor.
I'm not.
I've learned to share him with the other passion of his life.
That sometimes means not seeing him past 6:30 pm until the next morning.
Honestly, it might be a bigger problem if his rehearsal schedule wasn't so demanding when we were first together.
I've learned to share him and so has Darling...
Nevertheless, I LOVE LOVE LOVE the great singer songwriters in America. Harry Chapin is one of my favs. (If you don't know him, he's the one who wrote/first sang "Cats in the Cradle")...
Handsome just started a new show and after having him home for a month, Moxie's feelin' lonely tonight...so...I share the story of one of the most patient career widows....
Up in Massachusetts There's a little spit of land.
The men who make the maps, yes, they call the place Cape Ann.
The men who do the fishing call it Gloucester Harbor Sound,
But the women left behind, they call the place Dogtown.
The men go out for whaling, past the breakers and the fogs.
The women stay home waiting they're protected by the dogs.
A tough old whaler woman who had seen three husbands drown,
Polled the population and she named the place Dogtown.
There's all these grey faced women in their black widow's gowns,
Living in this grave yard granite town.
Yeah, you soon learn there's many more than one way to drown;
That's while going to the dogs here in Dogtown.
And she speaks: My father was a merchant all in the Boston fief.
When my husband came and asked him for my hand.
But little did I know then that a Gloucester whaler's wife
Marries but the sea salt and the sand.
He took me up to Dogtown the day I was a bride.
We had ten days together before he left my side.
He's the first mate of a whaling ship,
the keeper of the log.
He said, "Farewell, my darling, I'm going to leave you with my dog."
And I have seen the splintered timbers of a hundred shattered hulls,
Known the silence of the granite and the screeching of the gulls,
I've heard that crazy widow Cather walk the harbor as she raves
At the endless rolling whisper of the waves.
Sitting by the fireside, the embers slowly die.
Is it a sign of weakness when a woman wants to cry?
The dog is closely watching the fire glints in his eye.
No use to go to sleep this early, no use to even try.
My blood beats like a woman's,
I've got a woman's breast and thighs.
But where am I to offer them
to the ocean or the skies?
Living with this silent dog
all the moments of my life,
He has been my only husband;
am I a widow, or his wife?
Yes, it's a Dogtown and it's a fog town,
And there's nothing around 'cept the sea pounding granite ground
And this black midnight horror of a hound.
I'm standing on this craggy cliff,
my eyes fixed on the sea.
Six months past, when his ship was due,
I'm a widow to be.
For liking this half living with the lonely and the fog,
You need the bastard of the mating of a woman and a dog.
And I have seen the splintered timbers of a hundred shattered hulls,
Known the silence of the granite and the screeching of the gulls,
I've heard that crazy widow Cather walk the harbor as she raves
At the endless rolling whisper of the waves.
At the endless rolling whisper of the waves.
At the endless rolling whisper of the waves.
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Saturday, January 9, 2010
Well, Where the Hell Have You Been?!
There's a little voice in my head that sounds a lot like my mother, complete with hands on the hips, angry tinge to the words, that has been chastising me for not blogging more.
Where the hell have I been?
I can't tell you. I'm not sure if it's writer's block, a boring life, or just general laziness, but my blogging has definitely slacked off in recent months. I make no excuses...it is what it is... (I hate that phrase sometimes)...
I am indeed still alive, surviving the snow-pocalypse that has covered KC in the (now dingy gray) white stuff. The holidays were weird this year because of the blizzard (we haven't had one of those since the 1800's apparently) that happened on Christmas Eve...I didn't get to join my BFF's Sicilian family for Christmas Eve, my biological family and I are barely on speaking terms (AGAIN!), and my hubby's brother moved to California. All this in one week.
The holidays sucked, quite frankly, unless you count in the factors of my daughter's complete excitement on Christmas (can't we all be 5 yrs old on Christmas morning?), the late night wrapping/bonding my hubby and I did, and the fact that his family, sadly, overcompensates for the crappy way my family treats me. I love my hubby's family and every year I learn more and more that they are my real family (one that may be dysfunctional, but still loves you no matter what, unconditionally).
So, new year, new me...right? I promise to be more faithful in posting and I promise to bring the crazy that I usually do.
That being said, here's some really random thoughts:
1. My husband is an absolute saint. In the last week he has been home 5 days with a VERY BORED 5 year old since school was cancelled, dealt with her boredom while trying to work from home, shoveled more snow than he has had to in the last 3 yrs combined, climbed on the roof to figure out a nasty leak that sealed our front door shut in ice, and has been loving and patient all through it. He deserves a Congressional Medal of Honor for this shit.
My child is so weird. She absolutely freaks out when you refer to the "collar" on her shirt. She is convinced there is another word for it. "Dogs and cats wear 'collars' Mama, not PEOPLE!!!" I've given up convincing her otherwise.
Apparently, conspiracy theory lovers, the Loch Ness Monster is dead. That sucks.
I've been snot-enhanced for the last week and a half because my brother in law brought his sick, snotty kids to our house right before New Year's. Darling caught it and now I have. Thanks a fucking lot.
I sat in a cold drafty museum all day today with absolutely no visitors in 5 hours (I don't blame any one for not wanting to get out in this.) I sent my docent home because I felt guilty she wasn't being paid to be out in this frozen tundra. Despite being completely empty, I heard a door slam and a little child's voice 2 rooms away (singing something somewhat familiar)...real enough for me to check out the house and make sure no one had accidentally wandered in the museum without me knowing. Of course there was no one (still alive) there. Freaky.
I don't like being freaked out.
It's cold here in good ol' KC. I found this website that compares your current temperature to Star Wars climates. Interesting, but who really cares? Also, if you were Luke Skywalker, how long could you survive in a TaunTaun carcass...answer here. Considering the KC Arctic Blast, this info might be handy.
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- 2 teaspoons unsalted butter, plus 2 tablespoons cold, cubed unsalted butter
- 2 teaspoons all-purpose flour, plus 1/2 cup
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 4 large eggs at room temperature, separated
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Powdered sugar
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 3 cups pitted, stemmed, and halved fresh cherries
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 cup golden brown sugar
- 1/2 cup brandy
- 1 1/2 cups sweetened whipped cream
- 3 tablespoons toasted, crushed hazelnuts
- Fresh mint leaves, as garnish
- 1/4 cup potato starch* (available in the kosher food section, or specialty food markets)
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
- Lightly grease two sheet pans with the 2 teaspoons of butter, and sprinkle with 2 teaspoons of flour. Knock out the excess flour, and set aside.
- In a medium bowl, sift together 1/2 cup flour, potato starch and salt. In a separate bowl, beat together the egg yolks and 1/4 cup of the sugar until pale yellow and thick. Add the vanilla to the egg yolks.
- In a clean bowl, beat the egg whites to soft peaks. While beating, slowly add the remaining 1/4 cup sugar and beat until stiff peaks form.
- Gently fold 1/4 of the egg yolk mixture into the beaten egg whites. Gradually fold the flour and remaining egg yolk mixture into the egg whites. (The batter should be light and fluffy.) Transfer to a pastry bag fitted with a 1/2-inch plain tip. Pipe 4-inch long strips of batter, about 1-inch apart, onto the prepared pans. Sift a generous amount of powdered sugar on the top of the cookies, and bake until golden and set, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove and transfer to a wire rack to cool.
- In a large saute pan, melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter over medium-high heat. Add the ginger and cook, stirring, for 30 seconds. Add the cherries, lemon juice, and brown sugar and cook, stirring, until the cherries are softened and the sugar is melted, about 4 to 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and add the brandy. Return to the heat and flame the brandy. When the flames subside, remove from the heat.
- To assemble the dessert, form a triangle of ladyfingers in the center of 6 dessert plates. Divide the cherries among the 4 plates, in the center of the triangle. Drizzle the sauce over the ladyfingers. Place a dollop of whipped cream on top of the cherries, sprinkle with chopped hazelnuts, and garnish with mint.
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- Does not necessarily promote independent thought or the development of problem solving skills.
- Students may be passive.
- Students attention wanes within the first fifteen to twenty-five minutes of the lecture.
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So alot of people have been asking me about my new job since I mentioned my transfer in an earlier blog. I started a new position within the University as an Admissions Evaluator. It sounds a whole lot cooler than that it really is. Basically I make sure that when students start their program they are fully admissible and then determine what transfer credits they will have. The culture is SO different in my new department. It is so quiet and it makes me crazy, but I don't have to deal with the stress of enrollment. I'm still in training and I hope I like this new position.
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Editor's Note: This review is part of the Mtbr All Mountain Helmet Shootout.
iXS is a new player in the helmet arena so you figure they'd take a few years to figure it out right? Well, in a nutshell, this helmet is dialed. iXS seems to exhibit good core values as we've noticed in their armor and protection products: deliver well-designed products at a great value.
The Trail RS helmet is a light, attractive, full coverage helmet that can be had for $119. Read on and see if it's right for you.
Fit, Pads and Retention System
The helmet cavity is roomy and it seems to fit a lot of heads, both round shaped and oval, and it is complemented by a great set of pads. Similar to the Bell Super, iXS did not skimp on the pads, as it offers a one-piece unit that is comfortable and easy to remove and wash. Retention system is rubberized for comfort around the temples and has pads near the big dial on the rear.
One downside is the helmet sits low on the brow with a slight forward tilt. So one has to really adjust it to get enough clearance and away from obstructing the view during climbs and big descents. The retention system is adjustable to control helmet tilt, but we found we had to adjust the straps too to lean the helmet back a bit.
This is where the Trail RS excelled, as this helmet was the best performer in our ventilation test. It was second only to our control Uvex CP road helmet which seemed to be all vents in the front. The reason for the Trail RS's success is revealed as one views the helmet from the front. The vents are huge and they're uninterrupted by the visor. In fact, the visor seems to port the wind through the vents instead of directing airflow over the helmet.
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TELUS share exchange effective today Français
Feb 04, 2013, 08:00 ET
Common shares start trading on NYSE
VANCOUVER, Feb. 4, 2013 /CNW/ - The exchange of TELUS' non-voting shares for common shares on a one-for-one basis pursuant to a court-approved plan of arrangement became effective at 12:01 a.m. PT today.
TELUS' non-voting shares were delisted from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) before the market opened and its common shares commenced trading under the symbol "TU" at the start of trading today. TELUS currently anticipates its non-voting shares will be delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) at the close of business on or about February 8, 2013 and the common shares issued today in exchange for the non-voting shares will commence trading on the TSX on or about February 11, 2013.
Registered shareholders who hold certificates formerly representing non-voting shares do not need to take any further action. A DRS (Direct Registration System) advice form will be mailed to registered shareholders and represent the total number of common shares received upon the exchange. This will allow registered shareholders to hold their new common shares in "book-entry" form without having a physical share certificate.
TELUS expects its agent Computershare will mail the DRS advice forms to registered shareholders of former non-voting shares on February 13, 2013. Registered shareholders who want to sell or transfer such shares and have not yet received their DRS advice should contact Computershare by telephone at 1-800-558-0046 (toll-free in North America), (514)-982-7129 (outside of North America) or by email at [email protected]. Beneficial holders who have questions concerning when their account will reflect the common shares exchanged today for their non-voting shares should contact their investment advisor or stock broker.
Forward looking statement: This news release contains statements about expected future events of TELUS that are forward-looking. By their nature, forward-looking statements require the Company to make assumptions and predictions and are subject to inherent risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that the associated benefits for TELUS shareholders of the share exchange will be realized or that the expected TSX listing and delisting dates will be accurate. There is significant risk that the forward-looking statements will not prove to be accurate. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements as a number of factors could cause actual future events to differ materially from that expressed in the forward-looking statements. Except as required by law, TELUS disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements.
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In support of our philosophy to give where we live, TELUS, our team members and retirees have contributed more than $300 million to charitable and not-for-profit organizations and volunteered 4.8 million hours of service to local communities since 2000. Fourteen TELUS Community Boards lead TELUS' local philanthropic initiatives. TELUS was honoured to be named the most outstanding philanthropic corporation globally for 2010 by the Association of Fundraising Professionals, becoming the first Canadian company to receive this prestigious international recognition.
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When guests follow our path around to our causeway, one of the first pair of eyes they are greeted by are Rainbow's. Rainbow, or Bo as he is affectionately called, is one of our big boys who lives in a lagoon with four other guys, Talon, Pax, Sandy, and Kibby. Bo loves his guy time, but he also loves to hang by the guests and watch them.
One of the most asked questions by guests when Bo is hanging out is "Why is he just laying there?" We can't speak for him but we can give some answers as to why he decides to hang out where he does.
Usually he's in the shallow side of his lagoon which is perfect for sleeping. Dolphins sleep with half of their brain at a time because they are conscious breathers. Dolphins have bi-lateral brains. So, if you see Rainbow's right eye open it could mean that the left side of his brain is sleeping and vice versa. He might remain relatively still, just like we do when we're snoozing. Dolphins can also move their eyes independently of each other. While Rainbow keeps one eye on you, he can also check out what's happening in the water beneath him. The area that Rainbow likes to hang out in also is the perfect spot to have a nice chat with some of his other friends at DRC. Rainbow loves his bachelor pod, but sometimes he enjoys a visit with other dolphins for a while. Our lagoons provide that option for our dolphins. Next to his lagoon are his friends Tanner, A.J., and newest friend, Jax. Rainbow has taken a special interest in Jax and the two of them often lie out and chat through the fence. If you listen at the right time, you can hear the two of them whistling and clicking at one another.
We also know that our dolphins love to watch guests who are coming through DRC. We always tell our guests that they're the entertainment for our dolphins, not the other way around. It's amazing how Bo and the rest of the animals here at DRC respond to humans and are genuinely curious about us. Sometimes you'll catch their eye and our dolphins want to make it known they're stealing a glance at you. You can tell Bo is people watching because he'll hang out in that corner and use both of his eyes. Dolphins don't have eyes on the front of their face like humans do, but instead have them on the sides of their melon. So they have to physically shift their body to look in front of them. If you see Bo shift himself in your direction, and even swimming alongside the shallow water, he's probably checking you out!
Last but not least, Rainbow is a ladies' man. In the lagoon across from him lives a maternity pod with five ladies. He loves to talk to them and see how they're doing. He also enjoys talking to the little boys in the lagoon who may eventually end up living with him once they're old enough. Again, you may hear clicks and whistles from Rainbow, or you may see him put his whole melon under the water and nod back and forth.When you see Bo hanging out at the causeway, watch his behavior to figure out what he's doing. You might catch him during a nap or you may get followed by a pair of dolphin eyes.


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Photo by George Steinmetz for Nat Geo. "Blooming fields of rapeseed plants weave around hills near Luoping in Yunnan Province".
If nothing else, pictures of the vast rapeseed fields of Luoping, China make beautiful photographs. We however were immediately struck by the large number of triangular "hills" that dot the fields for some distance. Despite all our research, we could find no direct discussion of the hills–at all. How old are they? How did they get there?
No doubt, the explanation for the hills is an unremarkable one and no doubt, archeologists would say that they are natural–if they were in any way anomalous. Provided for your viewing pleasure…s8intcom
Luoping, Yunnan
Photo: Edwin Cheng
"Luoping is a small county in Yunnan located about 228 kilometers north east of Kunming. It is located close to the border of Yunnan with Guizhou and Guangxi provinces. The town was often overlooked by tourists passing through the region until recently. It had become a Mecca for photographers, who flock to this small county every early spring to capture the magnificent "sea of yellow" of blooming rapeseed flowers. The majestic photos in turn, draw more and more tourists to this beautiful rural photographic haven.
In early spring, the sprawling farmlands in Luoping are covered in golden, yellow rapeseed flowers stretching as far as the eyes can see, all the way to the horizon. The blooming buds fill the air with the refreshing smell of spring that not only attracts human, but also bees. The beauty of the yellow sea of rapeseed flowers swaying in slow swirling waves in the gentle breeze is a sight that is out of this world.
Rapeseed flowers are planted to harvest cooking oil from their seeds after the flowers had withered after their colorful bloom. They are planted all over China but bloom at different times of the year, depending on the temperature of the locations. The rapeseed farms in Luoping are among the largest scale in China. They are normally the "first-off-the-block" every year, followed by those in Guizhou and other provinces.
It is also the season for beekeeping and honey processing. Beekeepers set up base in tents amongst the rapeseed farms every spring to keep bees and harvest their honey- the bees feed on the rapeseed flowers. Hence most rapeseed farms are also abuzz with bees in the spring and can be a little irritating. These beekeepers move on to other locations within Luoping after the rapeseed season, using wildflowers as feedstock for their bees."…….ChinaBackpacker.com
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I started a breakfast group for mothers in my neighborhood about 7 years ago. Each year we have a holiday dinner in December. This year and last year instead of a secret Santa we brought a gift for each friend that is under $5. It can be something you love and want to introduce to us or something you made that you think we would all enjoy. I wanted to make truffles, cookies or some sort of candy. I found these homemade mounds bars in a magazine and decided to make them for my friends. I was worried they wouldn't be good so I did have a back up plan but I figured how could they be bad...its coconut and chocolate so how bad could it be?
Well they turned out great and my friends were very happy with them. I am dying to make them again. I'm pretty sure I got this out of the foodnetwork magazine. I rip out pages that interest me so I never know if I got it out of foodnetwork, Everyday with Rachel Ray or Martha's magazine.
2 1/2 cups shredded coconut
1/4 cup confectioner sugar
2 1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter, chilled and thinly sliced
1 tablespoon corn syrup
12 ounces bittersweet chocolate coarsely chopped
1. Line a baking sheet with wax paper. Using an electric mixer, combine the coconut, confectioners sugar, butter and corn syrup. On one of the prepared pans, divide the coconut mixture into 15 mounds and shape each into compact 2 inch long bars. Refrigerate until slightly firm, about 10 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, in a double broiler melt three quarter of the chocolate stirring occasionally, until it reaches 110 degrees on a candy thermometer, about 3 minutes. Remove the insert and stir the remaining chocolate until smooth and cooled to 90 degrees.
3. Working with 1 at a time, place the coconut bars on a fork, dip into the chocolate and dunk to coat. Transfer to a rack set over wax paper. Let sit until he chocolate is firm, about 30 min.
Try it and let me know what you think. These make a great gift for teachers and friends.


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We find Tom Cruise.
I keep saying that it was almost unimaginable, right? Not even 10 years ago, if I told you RDJ would be the biggest movie star, at least by box office, in the world, and definitely above Tom Cruise, you would have told me to f-ck off. I would have told myself to f-ck off. With the benefit of hindsight though, well, it totally makes sense. Why shouldn't the more balanced actor be more successful? And still, it almost NEVER works out that way.
But when RDJ is done with the action movies, no one doubts that he can just as easily move into "serious" drama, though, as he noted in his amazing interview with GQ, serious dramas have just as much chance as being sh-t as the superhero movies.
And Tom Cruise?
It's not that he hasn't shown the ability, but for a variety of reasons and in a variety of ways, he's let us forget; just like Sarah said of Will Smith recently (click here for a refresher), it seems like he only wants to do one thing, and our resulting assumption there is that he can only do one thing: run fast.
What's interesting too is that when you're watching RDJ as Tony Stark/Iron Man and Sherlock Holmes, at least part of it is watching him play himself. Or, at least, use elements of himself to connect to the character. And we are still willing to let him call that acting. Tom Cruise? Tom Cruise too is being Tom Cruise all of the time. With Tom Cruise though, we aren't so generous are we?
Here's Tom in New York last night after a party and on Fallon last week with egg on his head.


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I recently teased a sampling of art on a website created by myself, Homestar Runner's Matt Chapman and an incredible logo designed by Jeff Simms. It's called COSMICSCOUNDRELS.COM and my hope for the new year is that you go check it out--and do so as often as possible, as new art, story and other surprises will be added continuously. It's something that we've been working on in our spare-spare time for a few years now. It's the culmination of our collective love of 70s to mid 1980s sci-fi (that of our impressionable youth)--and our desire for a purely creative outlet. This format will also provide an all new way to tell a story, or stories, as it were.
Matt and I have contemplated crowd funding, or other attempts to make this more of a priority, but as of yet, we aren't asking for anything more than word-of mouth viewership and promotion.
Once again, the site is called COSMICSCOUNDRELS.COM
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Associated Press CINCINNATI (AP) An Ohio murder trial that hinges on whether a dying, paralyzed man identified his shooter by blinking his eyes went to the jury on Tuesday, and initial deliberations failed to produce a verdict.
Jurors met for about two hours Tuesday and were scheduled to resume deliberations Wednesday in the trial of 35-year-old Ricardo Woods, of Cincinnati, who is accused of fatally shooting David Chandler.
Prosecutors told jurors in their closing arguments earlier Tuesday that Chandler identified Ricardo Woods as his shooter, while the defense said the Chandler's blinks weren't conclusive.
Key to the trial is a 17-minute video interview that police conducted with Chandler in the hospital while he was hooked up to a ventilator, unable to unable to speak. Chandler was paralyzed after being shot in the neck and head Oct. 28, 2010, as he sat in a car. He died about two weeks later.
Police have said that they went to interview Chandler after his family told them that he was able to communicate by blinking his eyes and that he knew who shot him. During the interview, police asked Chandler to blink three times for "yes" and twice for "no" in answer to their questions.
Assistant Hamilton County Prosecutor Jocelyn Chess told jurors in her closing argument that Chandler clearly blinked three times in response to questions about whether he knew the person who shot him, whether he could identify him and whether a photo of Woods police showed him identified the shooter.
Chandler also "clearly, intentionally and decisively" blinked three times when the detective asked him if he was sure that Woods was the person who shot him, Chess said. She also stressed that a doctor who treated Chandler testified that he did not have a traumatic brain injury and this "his cognitive ability was intact."
But Woods' attorney, Kory Jackson, told jurors that the blinks weren't conclusive and that Chandler's condition and drugs used to treat him could have affected his ability to understand and respond.
In the video, Chandler "isn't answering the questions 50 percent of the time," Jackson said.
He said the medical records also show "a very, very ill man who was medicated and could not make needed decisions for his care."
The defense also said that showing Chandler only one photo that of Woods instead of presenting a lineup of photos was "suggestive."
Jackson said that the case against Woods was about misidentification and "a misguided investigation."
"At no point did police ever investigate anyone else," Jackson said.
Prosecutors have said that Woods was a drug dealer and that Chandler knew him and had purchased drugs from him in the past.
Both the prosecution and the defense focused some on a jailhouse informant who testified that Woods told him that he killed Chandler because he caught him buying drugs from someone else while still owing Woods. Prosecutors said Woods threatened Chandler the day before his death because Chandler owed him $400.
The defense told jurors that they should not believe the informant, who Jackson described as "willing to do anything" to get a lighter sentence on armed robbery charges that he faces.
Adding that there was no DNA evidence, no fingerprints and no weapon to tie Woods to the crime, Jackson told jurors that if there is not proof beyond a reasonable doubt and they are not convinced that Chandler made an accurate identification, "you must find Mr. Woods not guilty."
Chess said that if jurors look at all the evidence, she is confident they will find that "the only just verdict is to find the defendant guilty as charged."
Assistant Prosecutor David Prem cautioned jurors to disregard any defense attempt to portray Woods as an innocent man and elicit sympathy for him.
"You have to use your common sense and make your decision based on that," Prem said.
Woods is charged with murder, felonious assault and weapons counts and could be sentenced to life in prison, if convicted. He waived a jury trial on the weapons counts, and the judge will decide those.


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"Keep your Greek" with Accordance
In the third installment of his blog series, "Keep your Greek," author and professor of NT at Moore Theological College Con Campbell, addresses some potential issues when using Bible software. To summarize, here are his main points:
a. When you're doing your 10-30 minutes per day of Greek reading, do not have an English translation open on the screen.
b. Be slow to move that cursor. The risk of using software is that you can short-cut the learning process, just as you will with an interlinear.
c. A problem with software is that it doesn't tell you which words you should already know. You think you don't know a word, so you get the quick answer, then think, 'oh yeah, I knew that.'
During my studies I've had to combat the same dangers that Con talks about here, so I thought I would share some of the ways I've used Accordance to do so successfully.
First, I'll address the third point Con made. To do this you need to identify the words that you are not familiar with. The traditional Greek courses in college or seminary typically make students responsible for all words occurring 10 times or more in the Greek New Testament. However, the word lists get pretty large the closer you get to 10, so it's likely that anything in that range will become fuzzy after a while. To identify all words occurring 20 times or less, perform the following word search:
[COUNT 1-20] <AND> [RANGE Rom]
You'll notice that I added an additional Range command for my example, which you can customize to your needs, or constrain the search for verbs only, etc. Next, I created a highlight style simply titled, 'less occurring.' If you shift + click on any style in your highlight palette it will only highlight the hits (in my style I used a double-underline so as not to completely obstruct the text). Now, you can simply change your search to verses, i.e. Rom 5 and you will get the full text of Romans 5, but it will have all the words occurring 20 times or fewer highlighted.
Also, if you want to help yourself resist the temptation of moving your cursor over words and displaying the parsing information in the Instant Details box, hit cmd + option + 3 to temporarily hide it (repeat to show it again).
Let's take this one step further, and create a customized workspace that will mimic some of the strengths of the Greek Readers that have become popular as of late (a topic that Con promises to cover in an upcoming post). In the same workspace as above, click the History button and bring up our Count search, but let's constrain it to a smaller portion: [COUNT 1-20] <AND> [RANGE Rom 5].
Now, click anywhere in the text, and hit cmd + A to select all the text. Next, click the Parse icon in the Resource Palette. This will open up a separate tab in your workspace displaying the parsing information for the text you selected. However, we want to limit this to the words highlighted. Hit cmd + T, and select 'Hit Words Only' from the Parse drop down menu (I also unchecked the option to display Root, and English Transliteration, but you can customize to your needs). To further customize this you can detach the parsing tab (cmd + option + T), then tile the two alongside each other (cmd + I). You could even add an advanced lexical tool such as the New Linguistic and Exegetical Key to the GNT (GNT Key) in parallel with the Greek text, but that may be a little too much help.
As you can see, this gives you a nice way to customize a Greek reading workspace to your specific needs so that you can "Keep your Greek"… with Accordance.
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I may be being dim, but I lost you after setting up the search: [COUNT 1-20]
Rick Bennett
Steve: From what I can tell you have done everythig correct in finding the words (it may just be that it was dropped because it looked like code, but make sure you use the AND parameter as well).
All you need to do now is highlight these words. To do this open your highlight palette (cmd + option + 4), then hold down Shift and click any of the highlight styles. This will only highlight the search hits.
Now you can navigate to to any selection of Romans in a standard verse search and the words occurring fewer than 20x will be highlighted.
I hope that helps clarify.


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Dhr. Seven, Pat Macpherson, Ashley Wells, Wisdom Quarterly (Easter, 2013)
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Easter is said to be the most important religious feast in the Christian liturgical year. Forget the birth (when Santa Claus and the Stork conspired to bring the star child into the world so we could all have Christmas); the real miracle was not-dying.
It is believed by Christians to be the rebirth of Jesus (St. Issa), which would mean he died-died, but he didn't even die. Surviving the relatively common torture ("passion") and returning to the Jewish trading outpost in Kashmir, India, the great sage grew old (some say 120, even 150), passed away, and was buried/entombed where (Rozabal) his remains are worshiped to this day by the local Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
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- Rozabal (रोज़ाबल) is the name of a Muslim shrine located in the Khanyaar quarter of the city of Srinagar in Kashmir two graves, one on top of the other. The word rauza means tomb, the word bal means place, often a landing place by a lake, hence "place of the tomb." Locals have traditionally referred to the main sage buried there as Yuzasaf (Yuz Asaf, Youza Asouph, "Son of Joseph"). The other is Mir Sayyid Naseeruddin. The shrine was relatively unknown until the founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, claimed in 1899 that it is actually the tomb of Jesus /Isa/Issa the "anointed one" (christ, Greek, kristos) a belief shared by many Ahmadis and an increasing number of Christians today thanks to the discovery of Nicolas Notovitch and the scholarship of Holger Kersten.
|Earth gives birth to bodies (Maui Almanac).
Now the Stork and St. Nick may not be part of the official Christian story -- certainly they are part of the popular fiction we feed our kids along with sugar-and-offal candies in Americaland -- but the tomb and trip to India are true.
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To "resurrect" one would have to do, and if there was no death, was there a miracle? Surviving crucifixion was as easy as bribing the guards, who would then pierce one with a sword to prevent one from drowning as fluid fills the lungs and drowns one in three days. St. Issa/Jesus was pulled down quickly and released at night. The cover story was he was dead, entombed, and lo and behold, it's a miracle: He's not there! He's dressed in Indian white -- appropriate to an Indian sage, a muni, a yogi, a dhyana-meditator. Jain monastics, Hindu priests, Buddhist probationer (anagarikas) and even intensive lay practitioners.
We know it seems sad that Jesus/Issa could have been a Buddhist, or practiced Buddhism, or even learned Buddhism. But it is a wonderful thing! He learned other Eastern philosophies as well -- Jainism (the other wandering-ascetic movement contemporary with the Buddha which survives down to this day) and Vedic Brahmanism, which became Hinduism, largely as expressed in it monotheism (interpreted not as there being only one god, because there are many, but interpreted as there being only one ultimate godhead as the source of all reality and all expressions through other gods and sages, Brahman personified as Great Brahma by the Brahmins).
Mahayana ("Great Vehicle") is essentially a form of universalism/"catholicism": the story of a second coming (Messiah/Maitreya) outshone by a feminine expression of spirituality, a mother goddess of mercy and compassion "who hears the cries of the world" (Buddhist Kwan Yin/Avalokiteshvara or Ashtoreth, the chief goddess or female divinity)... emerging out of the modern Near East. It did not begin with Buddhism. It is shared by Zoroastrianism, Mithraism (the pre-Christian Roman Empire's "Pagan" religion worshipping a resurrection figure, Mithras, who is essentially the template for the popular or PR "Jesus" figure the world knows about, the world recognizes as their own because Catholicism got where it got as the largest religion by appropriating everyone else's story, savior figure (Mithra, Maitreya, Messiah...), and even the miraculous life details (the Buddha-to-be, or Bodhisattva, in Tusita heaven prior to taking re-birth on Earth)...
|The good St. Issa and modern Peeps (GPS)
Many Christians believe their miraculous "savior," a god incarnate, but not just a god rather an expression of the ultimate GOD, the Godhead/Godhood) occurred on the third day of a garden variety Roman torture ritual, crucifixion, around 33 BCE (before the common era). There was not enough time to die of the crucifixion itself. But Christian theology, using the PR Jesus, built an entire creed around odd astrotheological consistencies (best explained by Jordan Maxwell) in many popular religions, even contorted to fit the story of the Buddha.
Easter is a movable feast with origins in Jewish Passover (a time of animal sacrifice when an innocent and unblemished or "pure" lamb was killed) and ancient European-Pagan rites of spring.
|Vile but very cute junkfood (phoodie.info)
Of course, nowadays many non-religious cultural elements have become part of the spring break holiday -- such as Peeps, which are made of toxic white sugar, gelatin (gelatinous boiled entrails of ruminant animals like goats, cows, and pigs). And those aspects are often celebrated by Christians, Neo-Pagans, Jews, and others.
- Easter: A Buddhist View
- VIDEO: The Pagan Origins of Easter
- Happy Eostre: Celebrating Spring Equinox (NoBeliefs.com)
- Goddess Ostara: Easter History and Traditions
- Eostre and Easter Celebrations (ManyGods.org.uk)
(History) Decoding Vatican Secrets, killing John Paul I (see Min. 24:00)


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If you experience the ill effects of erectile issues, you might be reluctant to absolute the words "erectile brokenness" to yourself, not to mention your accomplice. Since numerous men feel ashamed...September 17th, 2020 03:55 AM
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For my own record
Meal plan for yesterday - Zero loss
Breakfast - regular coffee with 45ml milk 1 sweetnet
Snack - nothing
Lunch - Beef meatballs with 10g onion Tomato and lettuce 1 breadstick...
sorry I just want to hijack this thread for a minute
I remember years back that people had these crazy breakfasts the first meal after the 72hrs after Last injection
Does this still happen?
Thanks Leez
It also helps to understand that, if some of my diet buddies (often friends of friends) are in the Diet doc regime
You are a star!
Hi Leez
I have never seen Bacteriostatic water in SA and it is not freely available in Pharmacies, I do not do Vit B12 .... (I am not a masochist!) Interestingly, this latest batch I received had...
Morning all!
I suppose at some point in time it had to happen, but i understand it..... no movement at all today... as you know i always take the avg out of 3 and 1 weigh in gave me a loss of 200gm...
For my own record
Meal plan for yesterday - Zero loss
Breakfast - regular coffee with 45ml milk 1 sweetnet
Snack - nothing
sorry I just want to hijack this thread for a minute
I remember years back that people had these crazy breakfasts the first meal after the
Hi Leez
I have never seen Bacteriostatic water in SA and it is not freely available in Pharmacies, I do not do Vit B12 .... (I am not a masochist!)
Morning all!
I suppose at some point in time it had to happen, but i understand it..... no movement at all today... as you know i always take
Ill definitely be looking out for that now.
Love learning new things!
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The operative word is "bacteriostatic". It can be applied either to the water or to the sodium chloride. Either can also be for single dose.Leez September 24th, 2020, 09:13 PM
I suspect that 150 units means your dose is 150iu, as most clinics mix a 1:1 ratio (example: 5000iu mixed with 5ml bacteriostatic water would produceLeez September 24th, 2020, 08:58 PM
I mainly had McDonald's, Chinese food, Plantains and eggs, and some Fufu (West African pounded yams). I had a bowel movement and have lost 4 pounds sotracyomo September 24th, 2020, 08:35 PM
I just received a bottle of bacteriostatic water in the mail, and 4 mixing needles. Last round, the gal I ordered hcg from only sent a one ml needle,t1ghtwad September 24th, 2020, 05:15 PM
Good to know. I always thought bac water prevented bacteria for up to a month where as sodium chloride was for single use as it wasnt sterile for longMaggie83 September 24th, 2020, 04:11 PM
Maggie, you can use bacteriostatic sodium chloride to mix with. Its used the same as the bac water. Make sure it is for multiple dosing.Leez September 24th, 2020, 01:15 PM
LOL.... I have to see a pic of this.....(apologies) it actually sounds yuck ;(...
I guess i tend to prefer segregated items... anything above that
It is freeze dried powder form. Im waiting for my bacteriostatic water. The pharmacy in town ordered it but ordered sodium chloride by accident. ThenMaggie83 September 24th, 2020, 10:30 AM
Maggie, have you started up yet? Is your 2018 hcg powder or liquid? If it is powder, there is a good chance of if being ok. Can you mix it and test itt1ghtwad September 24th, 2020, 10:30 AM
Maggie, have you started up yet? Is your 2018 hcg powder or liquid? If it is powder, there is a good chance of if being ok. Can you mix it and test itt1ghtwad September 24th, 2020, 10:24 AM
You guys are doing so well! Emily, you had a great round, and after your 72 hours of the VLCD, your P3 foods are going to taste SO GOOD!t1ghtwad September 24th, 2020, 10:18 AM
Google hcg egg drop soup youll get recipes. This is one Ive used.
2 cups - fat free organic chicken/veg. broth (or 1 cup broth
Never heard of egg drop soup? What is it?
I tend to do stick to stick lain meals... been a bit chills today so did a cabbage and beef broth soup.
I used to love to make egg drop soup. Is thinly slice my spinach and add that or green onions. Yum
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Well crapola!! I was up 2 lbs. I dont really know what I did but there had to be sugar in something and I suspect it was the carne asada from chipotlepoweredbystarbucks September 24th, 2020, 08:26 AM
Ok on a more practical note
Spoil yourself
Living alone and knowing that for the next 6 weeks i am going to eat 100gm portions approx....
Wondering what happened to SK1771? As this post was way before be getting back here....
I too live alone... i am not an introvert but i like my
In General i have problem days on weekends and public holidays because my day is less structured than on a work day, But today is my first non workingYvonneSA September 24th, 2020, 02:59 AM
Morning all.... Public holiday here today so not on the computer as much..... hate texting on Phone....
So today is VLCD day 4 (-.7kg)
Scales tells us so much. Im actually looking forward to finding out what foods cause inflammation. I have an idea but doing this diet helped pin pointMaggie83 September 24th, 2020, 12:03 AM
I guess the amount I mix with is so little and I can add it as a "spice" but prefer fresh through But the moment the scale throws a hissy fit,YvonneSA September 24th, 2020, 12:02 AM
Ground meat with onions. Yum!!! My first round I never mixed veggies. Second and third I did and was successful.
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Never ever thought your insensitive. Dont worry.
My plan is to do three long rounds. All after each other. But with the increased times
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of a child.... can never be easy...... sorry I missed it, did not mean to be insensitive
Very good day today but as I always use just about 10gm of lettuce to resemble a salad, Today is the day I have to be careful about
For not only
People are often perplexed about exactly how much water they need to drink.... Over the years I did a bit of research and I found this information veryYvonneSA September 23rd, 2020, 02:45 AM
Sounds yummy powered! 48 hours until I can join you in P3!emilyc88 September 23rd, 2020, 01:50 AM
Ok my stats for yesterday
Since being in lockdown, I am not able to do my daily steps according to my Garmin VivoFit, but I do manage to get very
Woot woot. HCG working away. In past rounds if I didnt lose weight or gained a little... i would imagine the hcg running through my system eatingMaggie83 September 22nd, 2020, 11:33 PM
Good Morning from a Sunny South Africa!
Ok so this morning I was lying in bed, dreading the scale, not because I did anything wrong but I
Great thats the best way to start - to be prepared!! You go girl!YvonneSA September 22nd, 2020, 11:15 PM
Awesome round!!! I was 153.4 today so Im holding steady. This darn frothier is so amazing and Im drinking a lot of half and half and cream lol. Withpoweredbystarbucks September 22nd, 2020, 02:38 PM
My big girl panties are BIG. Lol.
Ive always done pregnancy tests. Just as a peace of mind. Im excited to take this year for me. My
You guys are spolt for choice... we get hcg and nwver know wh1ere from ... i just always do a pregnancy test.... which you should do wirh your freezerYvonneSA September 22nd, 2020, 12:19 PM
Im up at odd hours because of my son. Haha. Im glad to have someone to go through this journey with as well.
First rounds I used HUCOG from
Thanks Maggie...
It will be great to have a partner or more in crime and I feel I am so far behind all the September starters and I wanted
Thanks everyone. I decided today is my last day of injections. I have 4 more syringes which would bring me to 50 but I feel done. Gonna toss what'semilyc88 September 22nd, 2020, 06:38 AM
maybe a thought do day a steak day just to stabilize the gain maybe?
Human here. Haha. Im starting in a week or so. Was very successful back in 2010. But then an accident and loss of mobility and self pity saw a 20lbMaggie83 September 22nd, 2020, 06:17 AM
Wonder if its the massage? I found in past rounds I gained or stalled after a massage.
Detox baths seemed to help a lot.
Ok What I do like to do is to keep tabs on what I eat vs what I have lost so i have a record to return to
DAY 1(Yesterday's) food list was
I could have sworn I had bought steak the other day when I was at the store. I'm going to have to check my receipt because yesterday I went to cook itemilyc88 September 22nd, 2020, 02:52 AM
Good Morning Bunnies!
As always HCG did not disappoint And day 1 started our with 500gm (1.1lbs)... this is the start i need to keep me focussed
Every time I'd have chicken and spinach in chicken broth (chicken spinach soup as I call it ) in P2, it would cause a gain due to the excess salt in thesdwis September 21st, 2020, 07:12 PM
Can you tell us what foods you loaded on, and what foods you are on Day of VLCD?sdwis September 21st, 2020, 07:07 PM
Thank you for the response. My dose is premade from a weight loss clinic doctor. I use injections that are provided by the clinic. For reference, I amtracyomo September 21st, 2020, 06:40 PM
If your dose is right, you will not have hunger. You should not need phentermine. Hunger suppressants mask hunger, but the fact that there is hungerLeez September 21st, 2020, 05:50 PM
Good afternoon, This is my first time on HCG so I am still learning the ropes. I am on day 4 and every opinion I have read so far seems to be that theytracyomo September 21st, 2020, 03:19 PM
Thanks, Leez!
Yeah, it was the ODDEST thing!!!
The only reason I can think of that I'd not be hungry is, like you mentioned
I read that as down three lbs. wtf. Do you think its eggs??
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Thats awesome!!! I dont know what I did but I woke up at 152.8 and was like [emoji15]. I was for sure going to be up today. Gonna ride this wave withpoweredbystarbucks September 21st, 2020, 08:20 AM
I would be a little careful of Baby oil.... In SA it is VERY Oily, But I do use a water-soluble oil which is less oily and I have a very good body lotionYvonneSA September 21st, 2020, 07:28 AM
rose is an inspiration to many of us. She is probably the most self-accountable person I've encountered and I love that she is doing great with her maintenanceLeez September 21st, 2020, 07:08 AM
I hate to admit that I am back here after YEARS of maintaining best body every thanks to HCG. After my recent hysterectomy and a 15 pound gain (Thanksmomof2boys September 21st, 2020, 06:41 AM
there is someone I remember!!
(aka Flirty Flo)
are you still active on the forum?
I ordered my last round from Nu-image and got terrible results. Should I try to re-order through them again or another pharmacy?
In reading sounds
HI all,
I have been looking for condiments to use for the meats and salad that Im eating, and Im already sick of Walden thousand island.
Hi all...
2:30 pm and so far a flawless day!.... the HCG most certainly seems to have hit a sweet spot.... no hunger, no cravings! But I guess I
Yesterday I had a grapefruit and egg whites and spinach and chicken in chicken broth with lemon juice. Today: up three pounds back to 166. Wtf!emilyc88 September 21st, 2020, 02:37 AM
Good morning all.....
This round has stumbled upon me from a dizzy height! I weighed myself last week Wednesday and almost had a heart attack and
Youre right. Not really burn but it hurts. I got the newest one that was $159 and the frothier was $50. Ive even drinking steamed half and half lol.poweredbystarbucks September 20th, 2020, 08:12 PM
Oh mine don't burn, it's just painful pushing the needle in and it seems to take more force. What the heck! I am looking forward to eating more fats.emilyc88 September 20th, 2020, 05:39 PM
Yes!!!! About the shots. They burn!! And omg you are killing it!!! Sorry about the bad news. It will be okay!!
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154.2 and I had lots of half and half yesterday and cheese. Today I had eggs and bacon so tomorrow will be telling. I believe my LDW was. 153.6 so Impoweredbystarbucks September 20th, 2020, 05:16 PM
I use baby oil in P2, which is just scented mineral oil and on protocol.sdwis September 20th, 2020, 04:41 PM
Hey everyone. I was hanging around 166/167 and just wanted to see 165, which was my "at least" goal for this round. So I was ecstatic whenemilyc88 September 20th, 2020, 01:53 PM
Thank you!
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of Elizabeth Radford Evans as an elderly woman, profiled for her memory of multiple presidential campaigns and up to date on current events; we have a few things written by Elizabeth herself which give us a hint as to who Elizabeth was. She might be busy with the chores of a mother and farm wife, but her mind was working too!
At some point she was in a reading circle. There is no year included in her minutes for the meeting but the minutes themselves give a hint.
the 3d month on the 16th day thereof
that some members of the Reading
Circle met at the house of Gay
whose surname is Buckingham.
And the president said let
order prevail among you.
And he further said as our
Scribe is not with us, choose
ye one who shall perform his
duties at this time, and the
mother of the absent scribe was
chosen and she read unto them
the report of the last meeting
and the members approved thereof.
And the president read from
the book wherin is written of
Mexico and its conquest by the
Then a recess was had, when
each held converse with his neigh
-bor, and stories were repreated
that the great temperance speak
er told the day before.
After a time more was read
even about some distinguished
poets their manners and habits
and the scribe read of Miss
Flora McKlimsey who dwells in
the great city of Gotham and
though she owned 500 dresses still
had nothing to wear.
And after that the president said we
will now adjourn till the 29th
day of this 3d month when we
will meet at the house of George
who dwelleth in the Straits and
they did so.
E. H. Evans
I found a blog post about "the fictional 'Miss Flora McFlimsey of Madison Square' whose complaint was that she has 'nothing to wear.'" She first appeared in Harper's Weekly in the 7 February 1857 issue. The blog Secondat (Sunday 17 January 2010), includes the poem and magazine illustrations that date from 1857 to 1863 including Miss Flora McFlimsey. That poem dates that Reading Circle meeting to that era, when Elizabeth was a mother and farm wife raising children in Sherman -- in 1857, she has two children 6 and 4; by 1863, three children 12, 10, and 4 and yet finds time to go to twice monthly meetings of the Reading Circle.
1 Man wants but little here below
Nor want that little long
Thus Goldsmith wrote long long ago
But this is not my song
2 Our wants are many more than I
In a short time can tell
And if you should not hear them all
It were perhaps as well.
3 A few of our most pressing wants
To you I now will mention
If for a little you will give
To me a slight attention.
4 We want the house of worship here
Where we have met tonight
All covered o'er with coats of paint
To make it nice and white.
5 And to the windows we want blinds
Put up wihen this is done
To help exclude the winters cold
And heat of summer sun.
6 To pay for these we want the cash
Greenbacks both new and old
Stamps of Nationals will do
And silver coin or gold.
7 Kind friends we want that you tonight
Shall give at least a score
Of dollars toward this last great want
We'll find no fault with more.
8 If with our exercises here
You have been pleased then try
To have the contribution now
Your pleasure testify.
9 But, if your weary of it all
And wished you'd staid away
Call it a humbug if you like
But don't forget to pay.
Composed by Elizabeth Evans
In year of 1862
Greenwood Lake, Orange Co. N.Y.
Wake up, turn over, yawn and sneeze
The weathers changed -- my feet will freeze
Oh dear, how thin the blankets are
I wish I had another pair,
But ere I could my wishes tell
In Morpheus arms again I fell
And neer before had such a train
Of dreams passed through a troubled brain.
I thought I wandered all alone
Far northward in the Frigid zone
The cold moon shone on all around
And brightened up the snow-clad ground
And still no sign of life was there
And I was sinking in despair
When my ear, distinctly fell
The tinkling of a distant bell.
and Lapplander with sledge and deer
Upon that snow clad plane apprear
But deaf is he to call and cry
For alike the wind he passes by
And I am left alone again.
Whose turrets seem to touch the sky
Rose to my view -- toward it I pressed
Thinking her to find warmth and rest
But turret high and heavy walls
And spacious rooms and lengthly halls
Were made of ice -- it might have been
The plaything of the Russian Queen.
No more a brilliant throng
Of merry skaters sped along
Now far apart -- now side by side they glide
They move so swiftly and so light I think them spirits of the night I try to flee,
theyre on my track
They overtake and bring me back,
Shivering I wake and leave the bed
With chattering teeth and aching head,
In haste I seek the warmth and light Made by the glowing anthracite.
Waking up on a cold winter mooring and ending with seeking the warmth and light of burning anthracite coal.
A letter written to Charles from his mother, no year given:
Dec 1
My dear son
One would have thought if you was doing New Haven you would have visited the land of "Your ancestors" They are in the crypt under the Center church. Edward has been there--- Alling & his wife and son Fitch Alling-my grandmother was Hannah Alling- married to Timothy Higgins. There daughter Harriet Higgins married Beers Radford, their daughter Elizabeth married Charles Evans so you see where you come in.
I had written so much when I found my pen was dry so waited till Earl could fill it. He did that for me though some one else would do it as well. I dont remember the name of the first Alling neither did Edward so you will have to go to the Center church to find out.
[the rest of this letter is lost]
Here she is giving her son Charles H Evans the information on her ancestors who were settlers in New Haven, CT and where to find their tombs. Too bad the rest of the letter didn't survive.
In a letter written to her 12-year-old granddaughter Alice Olmstead, she mentions her great granddaughter Marjorie Evans who was born 3 May 1913. So this letter was written on 3 May 1914, a year and a half before she died:
Sunday PM.
My dear Alice,
It is so good that you can write letter when your mother is busy or has a headache or anything else to hinder her and I was pleased to hear from Newtown as I already am. It is a lovely day. I roded down to the street when Edward took your aunt Kathleen to church I don't go to meeting as it not possible to hear much of the service it tires me to listen so intensely. I presume E & L.W. & K and the baby have gone for a drive. It will do Mrs Edward a deal of good. She has been so confined and it has been such bad going the car has been out only a week but the ground is getting settled now.
While I think of it did your mother find my kid gloves and comb when she was cleaning house I thought they would come from somewhere sometime
Have you sowed Sweet peas yet? Edward has made no garden at all
Charlie sent me arbutus yesterday and it scents the room
Marjorie is one year old to.day. I gave her a teaspoon, the boys a fork and her other grandmother a cup and grand mother Smith sent her a dollar. She is very well but has only three teeth.
I am glad to hear uncle Alan is away and better. Of course he will be better if he gets away from old things and friends
something new to think about
Your mother says Wilbur isn't well. He ought to work out in school but hates to give it up now this last terms but there is nothing like working out of doors in this season. So your father is a carpenter that is nice for him. Your mother washes, irons, bakes and sews as usual making old clothes look like new and I hope her children appreciate all the work she does for them.
There is no news only Wooster has a car so K can go now. She wanted him to get one two years ago so she could drive it but had their business then.
Love to all,
from grandmother
This letter mentions various children and grandchildren. Now, one of her children is doing well enough to own a car in 1914, which she mentions casually along with the day-to-day nitty gritty. She does make a point of telling her granddaughter Alice to appreciate all her mother (Grace Evans Olmstead) does for her and her four siblings. She is showing her age, 89: she finds the church services tiring and hard to hear, but otherwise, she clearly is still on top of things mentally.
Everything in this blog post was shared with me by my wonderful 2nd cousin once removed, Craig. Thank you Craig!
©Erica Dakin Voolich, 2014
The link to this blog post is http://genea-adventures.blogspot.com/2014/05/elizabeth-in-her-own-words.html


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