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Fit Blogger We Love: Hungry Healthy Happy
Written on September 6, 2012 at 9:56 am , by Karla Walsh
One of the best things about our digital age is how small it makes the world feel. Just a decade or two ago, it may have been tricky to connect with UK resident Dannii of Hungry Healthy Happy (requested by you, her fans, as an individual to feature on a previous Fit Blogger We Love post!). But when we reached out to her just days ago, we heard back within minutes. Awesome news for us, since we could hardly wait to hear how she was able to drop nearly 100 pounds!
Read on for success secrets from this clean eating fan who inspires readers worldwide.
My "I did it" moment: Winning the mental battle that comes along with losing weight. One day everything just "clicked." I realized that eating didn't have to be a battle. I didn't have to deprive myself and I could still enjoy the foods I loved every now and then. Working out didn't have to be a chore, I just needed to find the workouts that I enjoyed and looked forward to doing. Of course there are still days when I don't want to get up at 6 a.m. to hit the gym and other days where I want to eat a giant pizza (I'm human), but giving myself permission to sometimes skip a workout and indulge in a pizza was pretty liberating. I have found balance, happiness and health, to me that means that "I did it."
My favorite fit snack: I am a big snacker—that is something that hasn't really changed since I have lost 98 pounds—but what I snack on has changed. I definitely have a sweet tooth, so I get creative in the kitchen and create healthy snacks that taste like chocolate cake, but don't come with all the calories, like these healthy chocolate fudgey brownies. You would never know they were healthy and only 135 calories a slice!
My favorite way to work out: I could never stick to the same workout day in day out as I would get bored and not stick to it. I recently started running (it is a bit of a love/hate relationship). It gives me such a clear head after and I definitely feel sore muscles the next day. But, equally, I love just turning up my favorite music and dancing round the house for an hour. For me, a workout has to be fun—otherwise I just won't want to do it.
On my fit life list: A 10K. That might sound small to many of the amazing people out there that are regularly running marathons, but to me that will be HUGE and the only person I am competing with is my former self! From the girl who got out of breath getting up from a chair, being able to run a mile was something I never even dreamed would be possible, so finishing a 10K race will be a very special moment for me. I am currently training with my husband, but taking it very slowly. Being obese for so long means that my knees carried a lot of weight and I get knee problems very easily. I may be progressing slowly, but I am progressing and that is what is important.
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The Virginia Employment Commission says the state's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 5.6 percent last month, down from 5.7 percent in October and 6.2 percent a year ago. In November, the number of people who reported working exceeded the number of unemployed Virginians, which expanded the labor force.
Virginia's unemployment rate has been trending down since January 2010, when joblessness peaked at 7.3 percent. It had fallen to a three-year low earlier this year and increased during June and July in a pattern similar to last year. The rate fell in October after remaining steady for three consecutive months.
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Central MD Attitude has players from Howard, Carroll and Frederick counties and is coached by Manchester Valley head varsity coach Heather DeWees.
The Howard County members of the team are Erin Cutroneo (6'1" Center), Grace Butera (5'9" Guard/Forward) and Bernice Hanlon (5'8" Strong Forward) who will attend Glenelg High School this fall. Jess Foster (5'0" point guard) will join them in 2014. Sofia Harrison (5'2" shooting guard) and Francesca Vanegas (5'5" point guard) will attend Atholton High School this fall. Annie Gough will attend Oakdale in Frederick County.
In addition to finishing second at AAU Nationals, the team also recently finished in the Elite 8 at the Division I United States Junior National Championships in Washington, D.C. out of 48 Division I teams. They defeated Western PA Bruins, Fairfax Stars, Team Ontario from Canada, Central Jersey Hawks and Philly Triple Threat from PA before losing to the Massachusetts Division I Champions, Bay State Elite.
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Forty-eight runners participated in the Howard County Striders weekly race at Burleigh Manor Middle School. The race was nearly delayed by a crane leaving the school site, which is under construction. Karsten Brown and Emily Bonham were the leaders of the 5k race.
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Since being named executive director of the Mississippi Development Authority in May, Brent Christensen says business is good.
"At the end of the day, we're selling Mississippi and the resources that it has," Christensen said.
To make that sale, Christensen says it all comes down to economic chess pieces called incentives.
"The primary reason for these is to add jobs and investment to the state of Mississippi," Christensen said.
From state tax credits and exemptions to grant and loan programs, Christensen says during the last five years, those incentives have helped to create more than 30,000 jobs and about $5 billion in investments for the state. It's all laid out in a new incentives report from the agency.
"Those are not small numbers. Those are strong numbers for this state," Christensen said.
To keep those numbers strong Christensen says the agency will be turning to lawmakers because some of those incentives are running low on cash.
"We've got a strong portfolio of incentives and so rather than changing them. Right now I think what we need to be focused on is replenishing them," Christensen said.
Even with financially backed incentives, not every economic deal turns successful. Sometimes companies go elsewhere which can often be a challenge.
"For every project that doesn't make it, there's a lot of projects out there that do and it's because of these standard programs that have been in place a long time and that we've found to be very successful," said MDA Chief Financial Officer Kathy Gelston.
Christensen says that comes with working closely with other state agencies even when economic times aren't so great.
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Rock stars are supposed to be all about sex, drugs and rock 'n roll, throwing TV sets out of hotel windows and getting caught in compromising positions. Well, don't tell that to Jared Leto , who's been exhibiting some decidedly non-rock star behavior lately. First the 30 Seconds to Mars frontman invited his mom to be his date to this Sunday night's Academy Awards, where he's up for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Dallas Buyers Club . Now he tells Britain's Q magazine that getting up to mischief on the road with his band just doesn't happen.
Asked to recall the last time 30 Seconds to Mars was thrown out of a hotel, Leto tells Q, "Never. We pride ourselves on being really nice." No sex-and-drug-fueled after-parties, then? Sadly, no. Says Leto, "We're pretty boring, to tell you the truth! You'll find us reading a book after a show."
That's not to say that Leto wasn't a bad boy at one point in his life. When asked about the last time he did something illegal, he tells Q that as kids, he and his brother did get in trouble from time to time. "We didn't think about things being illegal or not," he recalls. "Drugs, whatever, it was only bad if you got caught. We got caught plenty, but I tell you, there's no feeling greater than getting away with it. Especially if the cops are actually running after you and you get away."
After the Oscars on Sunday, Leto and 30 Seconds to Mars will get back to work supporting their most recent album, Love Lust Faith + Dreams . They have a show March 8 in Helsinki, Finland, and also have dates scheduled in Europe, Russia, Asia and South Africa through July 17. No wonder then, that Leto's answer when asked by Q when he last woke up not knowing what country he was in, was, "Always."
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Need Something to Do Before Tonight's Finale? Read This!
- Sunday, May 23, 2010
Damon Lindelof, one of the co-executive producers of LOST, used to read Enyclopedia Brown mysteries as a boy. One day, his father ripped out the answers section in the back of the book, telling him, "The answers are there in the story. You can figure it out."
So I learned from this interview, in which Christianity Today chats with Entertainment Weekly's LOST recapper Jeff "Doc" Jensen (yes, Doc's a believer). I highly recommend reading this 3-page piece if you have even been a casual follower of my blog or the show this season, whether you read it before tonight's finale or over the next week as you process what you just saw, whether you believe, don't, or aren't sure (Jensen is very fair and makes mention of how LOST is a conversation starter for folks of all views).
It's highly probable that much of the show, once it's done, will be left for you to debate, discuss, rewatch, figure out. That is not to say we won't get any answers, but I can pretty much guarantee what we won't be seeing is the equivalent of an orangutan in glasses and a labcoat using a pointer and a chalkboard to absolutely illustrate every mystery LOST has ever posed.
CT put one of the questions we've covered quite often in this space - one which I have discussed with many of my Christian friends who are (rightly) staunch defenders of Absolute Truth - to Jensen like this, and I simply love his answer:
If we get to the end of the show and we don't know exactly who is good, who is evil, won't that be disappointing?
Lost begins that conversation by saying, "Who gets to decide who is good and evil?" Here on earth, who gets to decide who is right and who is wrong? What Lost wants to say is, We're not going to decide that. What we're going to say is that you decide that for yourself. This is the ultimate expression of free will. All these being equal, pursue a life of self-awareness so that you know yourself well; then, you decide moment to moment whether you are good or evil and then be that, hopefully choose the good.
What we may see from the sideways world is that some of these characters are going to have to think, "Wow, is that who I was, or is that who I am?" I think they're going to have to make a choice. They might be put in a place where they get to step outside themselves and see that life and make a decision. Like Sayid, I lived a horrible life, but I made a movement toward the good. The ultimate message Lost wants to leave us is not passing judgment on people but asking us to look within ourselves, and ask, Do you know yourself well enough to answer that question? If you don't, what do you need to be doing to get to that place? You're going to be held accountable at some point, because it's going to have ramifications for eternity./blockquote>
Jensen also talks about why, in my view, LOST succeeds: it's equally compelling in the ways it's about character / relationships / community and about mystery / revelation / metaphor. It all comes down to this tonight:
[Finishing with some things open-ended is] a really romantic notion if you're an artist or writer, but if you're a... consumer of entertainment, you might find that extremely frustrating. If you want the detective to enter the room and explain it all, you'll probably be dissatisfied. If you love the mysterious puzzle and coming up with your own conclusion, it could be very satisfying.
I think where Lost can win is if it's emotionally compelling, if they tell us a story that reminds us why we love these characters and bring them to a powerful, incredible, emotional conclusion, which they can do independent of giving us answers to the island. We'll be crying, and we'll be laughing at the end, and then an hour will pass and we'll realize, "Wait a minute, they never told us the answer to this."
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The company's operations are burning cash, and it has been banking on asset sales to bolster liquidity.
As it stands, Chesapeake will fail to meet its previously promised plan to reduce debt by 25% to $9.5 billion and increase production by 25% by the end of year.
On top of that, the company is facing tremendous criticism over the fast few weeks due to its management issues. CEO Aubrey McClendon was removed as Chairman due to issues related to his Founder Well Participation Program and the discovery that he ran a hedge fund within the company. Compared to competitors Linn Energy (LINE) and Exxon Mobil (XOM), the company has performed poorly owing to its largely undiversified business model.
We are in the process of revising our price estimate for the company's stock in order to incorporate the asset sale delays as well as the current pricing environment. Additionally we will likely reflect the stock's volatility by increasing our cost of capital for the firm.
Additional debt to keep company afloat
Chesapeake has taken a $4 billion loan from Jefferies and Goldman Sachs with an initial interest rate of 8.5% -- more than twice the rate of the loan it partially replaces. While the loan's maturity is December 2017, it is really a short-term loan as the interest rate will increase if it is not repaid by the end of this year.
This loan was taken to mitigate the delay of one or more of its currently planned asset monetizations in order to maintain compliance with some of its debt covenants. The company already has a staggering $13 billion debt load and the situation does not appear to be getting any better.
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Chesapeake's announcement that it will delay some of its planned asset sales in order to remain compliant with debt covenants was worrisome to investors, as the company's operations are burning cash and it was banking of asset sales in order to bolster its liquidity.
Under its divestment plans, the company is going to sell many of its liquid-rich assets in the Permian basin, which provides 30% of the company's total liquids production. Chesapeake has recently shifted its focus towards liquid plays instead of dry gas plays in order to diversify and take advantage of current market dynamics. While asset sales would improve liquidity, sales of natural gas and oil assets would adversely affect the company's operating cash flow and would also reduce the value of its collateral underlying its secured debt.
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Leslie Wayne reports on business, finance and politics for The Times. She has covered Wall Street, military contractors and aerospace, municipal finance and, during presidential election years, campaign finance. Since joining The Times in 1981, Ms. Wayne has worked mainly for the business desk in New York but was also posted in the Washington bureau.
An honors graduate of the University of Michigan, Ms. Wayne has an M.B.A. in finance from Columbia University. She was a Walter Bagehot Fellow in Economics and Business Journalism at Columbia and was honored by the Bagehot program for her campaign finance coverage in the 1996 election.
Before coming to The Times, Ms. Wayne was a regional and business reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer and before that, a political and state house reporter at The News and Observer in Raleigh, N.C.
Ms. Wayne has appeared on numerous television and radio shows, as well as The New York Times videos, podcasts and the political blogs. A native of Detroit, she now lives in New York.
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At least three people were injured after a gunman fired on a Kansas City bus Thursday.
At least one shot was fired by a gunman outside the bus. A passenger on the bus was struck in the hand by a bullet, according to officials with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority.
Two others were injured when they were struck by glass fragments. All three are expected to be OK.
It occurred just about noon at 31st Street and Prospect Avenue.
Police questioned numerous people. Two men and two boys were taken into custody. They were found at a home on East 32nd Street.
The following day, the Office of the Juvenile Officer filed charges in the shooting.
A 16-year-old youth is charged with first-degree assault, which is a Class B felony, second-degree assault, which is a Class C felony, and two counts of armed criminal action. The youth is being held at the Jackson County Juvenile Detention Center.
Avia Ramsey heard just one shot.
"She was telling us, 'Get down, get down!'" Ramsey recalled.
Dessaray Carr was upset by the incident.
"I feel 100 percent unsafe," Carr said.
A fight started on the bus, and spilled outside, where someone pulled a gun and fired through the window.
It has been a rough year for ATA bus drivers and passengers, with several violent incidents occurring.
Mark Huffer, ATA's director, said riding the bus is safe.
"We do everything we can to make it as safe as possible," he said. "In spite of the fact that this is the second time in a week or so, it's very unusual to see this kind of thing."
He said the violence is a reflection of society as a whole. The bus company is looking at ways to improve safety, but say metal detectors aren't feasible.
Cameras are on board buses. Drivers are trained on reacting in dangerous situations.
"She did exactly what was needed to be done," Huffer said about the driver. "She pulled the bus over, called dispatch and they dispatched police right away."
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Corn Don't Grow
JANE Johnson - 25/07/2014
Class favourite at the moment.We all love the dance & the music.Nice steady pace which gives everyone a good chance.Well done Gaye.
Come Out Tonight
Antonia Butler - 25/07/2014
This was an instant success with our club, smiles all round ! Easy to learn Improver dance and an easy/teach too. Most of all it's great fun and the music is incredibly catchy. Thank you Reg and Rene for this superb dance.
Down To The River
Ross Brown - 25/07/2014
This is one of my favourites at the moment. It's one where you have to dance it yourself to appreciate the styling, rather than base your judgement on the videos alone. This is a challenging, yet very satisfying dance with some incredibly clever timing. The music is awesome, even if it is a little difficult to get hold of. Can see this one being around for a while. Well done Klara!
He's Italiano
Ross Brown - 25/07/2014
A nicely written Improver/Intermediate dance from Wil Bos. He's picked a great piece of music and a range of interesting steps to fit the music. The restart is really easy to hear in the song. If you're looking on iTunes UK, you need to search for "Mamma Mia" by Elena. Thumbs up from me!
Cracklin Rosie
Janis Willingale - 24/07/2014
Taught this today and really enjoyed it! Great sing along! Don't let this one get away!
Cracklin Rosie
Janis Willingale - 24/07/2014
Taught this today and really enjoyed it! Great sing along! Don't let this one get away!
Those Were The Days
Julie Curd - 24/07/2014
Reminds me of the fun we used to have with Ghost train years ago with the way the music slows and speeds up. love it. Fun dance, like the easy steps, tags get easier more you hear the music. Sing a long if can't dance it !
Salt & Lime
Patricia Parsons - 24/07/2014
Brilliant flowing dance to a great track of music. Took out the turn in section two, for our non-turners and modified to quarter turn, walk right, left, right and it became a dance for everyone. We danced it three times which says it all. Line dancing at it's best.
Leave Me
Wendy Annall - 24/07/2014
To be honest anything sung by Helena Fischer goes down well with mine and this fab waltz by Cathy Ducamos is wonderful. Easy teach, quick learn and particularly like the last 6 leading into 1st 6 very nice feel. One easy r/s and is nicely finished to front....lovely. Deserves to be top 10.
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Heather Ward - 23/07/2014
Sue, the choreographer is swedish so has picked up a track from her country ,But she and all her swedish dancers have the same problems as we do when they pick up a dance from this country all my dancers love it Heather
Wild Days
Anna Stewart - 23/07/2014
Been teaching this for the past 2 weeks and the dancers are loving it. Lovely music and steps fit so well. Got to be a big hit for Vikki and Kate.
The Flame
ANGELA Stokes - 23/07/2014
Dance went down really well got a thumbs up from class hope it get into charts well worth teaching it
Corn Don't Grow
Linda Garrett - 23/07/2014
Enjoyed by all at my classes, great country track.
Walking On Air
Maureen Bullock - 22/07/2014
Learnt this with Ria at Harrogate, love it, great music with intersting sudden change of tempo with really easy but clever tag, although if you forget to dance the 2 pivots at sudden quicker tempo are left facing the other dancers! soon get used to it. Love the 'Snowman' I'm walking in the air, as Jackie says is much nicer to dancer an extended stride raising up onto ball of supporting foot than kick. Deserves to be higher up the charts. Big hit at the weekend event and nothing that difficult.
Carrie Green - 21/07/2014
Nice dance, gone down well at class, for the first weeks teach took out the turn in section 1 and did the walk back, 2nd week some of the class felt more confident and put the turn in. Enjoyed by all and a great track.


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Kvitova Stuns Clijsters, Wins Paris
Published February 13, 2011 12:00
PARIS, France - Showing that a world-beating Czech lefty isn't just a one-time occurrence, Petra Kvitova stormed to her biggest WTA title yet on Sunday afternoon, upsetting Kim Clijsters in the final of the Open GDF SUEZ, 64 63.
Kvitova, the No.4 seed, had barely made it into the final this week, rallying from a match point down against Barbora Zahlavova Strycova in the second round and clawing out of a 5-3 third set deficit against Yanina Wickmayer in the quarterfinals, too; but once she cleared those hurdles there was no stopping her, as she crushed Bethanie Mattek-Sands in the semifinals, 62 60, and scored the straight set win over No.1 seed Clijsters for her first Premier title.
"I'm very happy to win my second title of the year, and it doesn't get much better than beating the new No.1 in the final," Kvitova said. "I thought I played very well. I played my game, fast and aggressive, as I couldn't let her dominate. It's very special to defeat Kim in the final. I'd like to thank my team and I would like to dedicate this victory to my grandfather, who passed away last week."
Clijsters, No.2 this week but rising to No.1 on Monday by virtue of passing the quarterfinals here, was in good form but couldn't fend off the extreme aggression from Kvitova, who had lost to Clijsters handily in both previous meetings. The 20-year-old Czech was unrelenting on her service games, firing 10 aces throughout the match; she was also dangerous on the return, breaking serve five times.
In the end, Kvitova won her third career WTA title, having taken International-level titles at Hobart in 2009 and Brisbane early this season. She is now 3-1 in finals (she was runner-up at Linz in 2009, losing to Wickmayer in the final).
Clijsters, who had won her last 12 matches in a row (a stretch that included her Australian Open title run), is now 41-19 in career finals on the WTA. She will rise to No.1 on Monday, her 20th career week at the top of the rankings, but first in almost five years (her last stint there ended in March 2006).
"My opponent was just better today," Clijsters said. "I couldn't play my best because she put so much pressure on me. I had to go for it because if I put it in her hitting zone, she was dominating. If she continues to play like that, she will be Top 10 before long. She is so much fitter and moves better than last year."
In the doubles final, No.3 seeds Mattek-Sands and Meghann Shaughnessy chalked one up for the US, scoring a 64 62 win over Russians Vera Dushevina and Ekaterina Makarova. It was their first title together; individually Mattek-Sands won her ninth WTA doubles title, Shaughnessy her 17th.
"We've had a great year so far and it's great to win our first title together," Mattek-Sands told the crowd after the final. "Meghann was clutch today. I was a little tired so thanks to her for carrying me through. I'd like to thank the crowd for their support throughout the week, I really appreciate it."


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22 U.S. Code § 277d–29 - Rio Grande canalization project; flood and sediment control; agreements authorized; control gates; costs; authorization of appropriations
For the purposes of facilitating and implementing operation and maintenance of the international Rio Grande canalization project, the United States Commissioner, International Boundary and Water Commission, United States and Mexico, is authorized to enter into agreements with the appropriate official or officials of local organizations, as defined in the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act of August 4, 1954, as amended [16 U.S.C. 1001 et seq.], for the maintenance by said local organizations either directly or indirectly through mutually satisfactory maintenance agreements with others, including the United States, of all those flood and arroyo sediment control dams, together with all related works, hereafter installed or constructed in the Rio Grande watershed between Caballo Dam and El Paso, Texas, in accordance with said Act, and which are necessary, in the opinion of Said Commissioner, to facilitate and implement the operation and maintenance of said project.
Such maintenance agreements between the local organization and the United States shall provide the extent of contribution by the United States as may be mutually agreed by the two parties, based on the degree of benefits to be derived from said dams and related works, and the contribution by the United States may be either in the form of funds or performance of the actual operation and maintenance.
Control gates shall not be installed on any of the dams which, in the opinion of the United States Commissioner, International Boundary and Water Commission, United States and Mexico, are necessary to facilitate and implement the operation and maintenance of the Rio Grande canalization project.
Arrangements made between the United States and the local organizations shall be satisfactory to the Secretary of Agriculture for defraying cost of maintaining such work of improvement in accordance with regulations prescribed by said Secretary.
There is hereby authorized to be appropriated not in excess of $50,000 per annum for contributions to maintenance authorized by this section.
Source(Pub. L. 88–600, Sept. 18, 1964, 78 Stat. 956; Pub. L. 93–126, § 7(c),Oct. 18, 1973, 87 Stat. 452.)
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