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The previously-unheard-of-convenience of ordering custom-made costuming online is now available to just about anyone who can use a computer. Now, whether certain individuals should be allowed to wander loose on Teh Interwubz is another story. But the fact is, in this glorious electronic age, no one needs to make a physical trek to the doorstep of that one brilliant costumer who made that gorgeous costume for so-and-so and lives waaaay out in Podunk, Nowhere. Walking hand-in-hand with that convenience is a responsibility to behave as honorably and politely as possible. Or there should be.
After receiving a particularly abusive and unreasonable email from a client recently, it occurred to me that there really isn't anywhere to learn how to be a dream client, and, in return, attain a dream costume from a delighted and devoted artisan. I think a lot of us might need to talk a bit more candidly and openly about expectation and projection. For the sake of keeping my hair from turning white by next week, and for all the other costumers I know that are eking out their living in the mostly-unexplored-realm of making custom-fit costumes for clients they've never met face-to-face, as well as for all of you, dear clients —each of whom deserves a costume that lets you look and feel truly powerful, beautiful, and respected— I've written this. IT HAZ VISUAL AIDS AND EVERYTHING.
Erring on the side of compassion will almost certainly save you some grief. It may or may not also keep your garment from having tiny chunks of trout sewn into the hem after some costumer finally snaps under the pressure and decides that you should smell like the sack of assholes they now think you are made of.
::Laughs nervously and glances behind self::
Seriously, though? While you won't have fish sewn into your garment probably EVAR, many of us do, in fact, know each other. We do warn other costumers about the more egregious PITA [more on that in a minute] clients we've been abused by. This certainly ain't the "Nuts-In-A-Rubberband" scene of Fight Club, but nevertheless, bear in mind that if you tear into one of us, it's quite likely you may not get "friend prices" from anyone else in this close-knit community, ever again. (We really do look after each other. It's also worth noting that when we are treated kindly and humanely by our clients, we look out for them, too.)
Which brings me to the next item on the list:
2.Thou Shalt Not Haggle (or complain about price).
Please. Please. Do. NOT. You are requesting a luxury service from someone with very specialized knowledge. They have worked very hard to become professionals in their field. Be prepared to pay them professional rates. If you're not prepared, please save up until you're ready. Ask yourself, do you really want to try to barter that empty "Genuine Clinique" cosmetic case and a fancy shoebox for a bespoke $300 belt, lovingly hand-crafted for you from vintage materials (true story). Rrrreally?
Asking for discounts on your own costuming is widely considered by any costumer with any healthy degree of self-respect to be profoundly tacky and disrespectful. We are not at a flea market. Unless a discount is offered freely (with no prodding or guilt-tripping), asking for discounted prices puts your costumer in the awkward and demoralizing position of having to say "NO" in the friendliest way he or she can. Oh, sweet, merciful client… Please. Don't. Do it.
EXCEPTION: Troupe orders. Most costumers WILL give you a special rate if you're ordering in bulk. Broach this subject with them early on, in a straightforward-but-polite manner, and you're likely to be amazed at how accommodating and reasonable we are.
Another exception is asking about combined shipping on multi-piece orders, which most sellers will do, happily.
3. Read Everything Thoroughly.
Everything. All of it. ALL. Take your time— we know it can be a lot to take in. But definitely do it, for your sake as much as ours. After you've read the fine print, please don't be afraid to ask any questions that aren't already answered. We are here to serve, we are here to listen, and we want to make you happy.
With that said… please try not to ask questions that already ARE answered. If you do ask questions that we have already answered, we are within our rights to clarify for you, and gently request that you to refer back to the fine print in the listing to make sure you understand all of our policies before the interaction continues. If we have to do this once, please reread the full spiel before asking the same, or other redundant questions, yet again. If we have to do it twice, we may start to feel frustrated and disrespected.
Trust me when I tell you this: there is always a very good and sensible reason for every last inch of policy in a listing or on a website, and that information is usually dearly won by the artist.
4. Be Very Clear About What You Want.
Please, do not tell a costumer that you'll love anything they do. No, no you certainly won't. Know that if you do say that, (once the mental alarm bells stop ringing) we'll expect one of two things: you're either a passive-aggressive, bunny-boiling obstructionist (which is most of the time) …OR… YOU'RE A FUCKING UNICORN. Congratulations on that. Seriously.
Kristin Gallup of Kraken Whip Designs puts it very well: "Giving someone Full Artistic License means "I have a general idea what I want but I can't be bothered/don't want to give specifics…" Or:" I trust you as the artist to not make something horrendous and I'll stay the fuck out of your way and not bitch about the end result if it's not EXACTLY what I had in mind". Amen, sister.
We're not psychic. If you can't articulate what you want, we can't understand you. Whether you cannot fully convey your needs due to limited skills with a second language, or have a learning disability, or simply don't believe that spell-checking, proof-reading, or punctuating is vital to coherent written correspondence, we all need to accept, together, as adults, that this is true. There is absolutely no shame in getting help with expressing your ideas from someone you trust, or just having someone read the boilerplate to you aloud. Be realistic about your limitations, whatever they might be, and be honest and up-front with us about them, and we will bend over backward to help you realize your vision. All it takes is a bit of mutual respect and patience. We'll get there together.
On the other end of the spectrum, this, too, is VERY important: If you have incredibly specific ideas about fabrics and colors, be prepared to send swatches. If you're providing your own fabric, please sent us enough of it to complete your vision/adequately ensconce your sweet tushie. Iffen ya gots bodaciously ample bazooms (like me!), be ready to purchase a bra that fits you properly. Don't forget to tell us up front if you're allergic to certain metallic alloys/fabrics, or linen makes you chafe, or ixnay on feathers or bone beads, because you're vegan. None of that's gonna be a problem if we know right out of the gate. If you tell us, we will make it so. Like dis:
5. Be Very Clear About What You're Ordering.
Get it in writing, and (once again!) read that writing carefully. Be clear on what is possible with your specific budget, measurements, and material requests. You may WANT it to look like _________'s bra from that one YouTube video, but if you have $100 bucks and you want it in four days, well… frankly, that's not going to happen. Get out the felt and macaroni, kiddo, 'cause you're on your own.
(Using graphic design as an example, Colin Harman illustrates the principle with this clever venn diagram)
If, however, you're a professional dancer who needs a full costume in two weeks, you already know that you need to pay a rush fee, sometimes upward of a 40% surcharge on top of the preexisting total. Rush fees mean that your order will be pushed ahead of all others, that absolutely bugfuckingreeeedonkulous shipping charges are sure to be incurred, and that your faithful costumer will most likely lose a lot of sleep. Let it be plainly stated: you are paying to have another human being live and breathe your costume above all others. This is a privilege, not a right. Pay a pro what they're worth, and that pro will bust their ass for you.
6. Thou Shalt Not Pester.
More than four emails asking where your item is, two weeks before the expected due date automatically makes you a PITA: Pain In The Ass. It's REALLY not going to help make your costume faster. In fact, pester us enough, and your priority level may drop. From Sameerah Logan of Wicked Harem: "Don't email me every 12 hours to see how it's coming". You are NOT ordering from Zappos or Amazon. You are ordering from a real person, who is MAKING YOUR COSTUME BY HAND. You're ordering it from them because you: A) Like what they do. B) Can't or WON'T make it yourself. Give them the benefit of the doubt and refrain from sending that twelfth email because you're nervous about your first solo. Word.
Your costumer is not stressed about your performance. You are. And while they can empathize with that kind of stress, they are not here to be a receptacle for your anxiety. A costumer's job is simple, and if they're worth our salt, it's going to be a relatively stress-free endeavor for them: they will make your costuming as beautiful as it can be, and get it to you on time. Your job is to give the right measurements, to communicate with them rationally, and to wait patiently… not to obsessively tug at them because their task relates directly to something that is scary or difficult for you.
Most costumers have worked extensively in the field in which they costume for. They get it. That's why they do what they do. They LOVE what they do, or they wouldn't do it. Trust me on that one. So let them do what they do, and your costume will turn out well. Harass them, and you risk giving them PITA PTSD, and nobody benefits from that. Oof. It ain't pretty, let me tell you…
7. Measure Twice, Order Once.
Get someone to help you measure yourself, preferably someone that knows how to sew WELL. It's worth the hassle. Take the requested measurements exactly the way the costumer asks you to. Everyone has their own style and parameters. This may seem nit-picky, but two inches (for example) makes as big a difference in terms of clothing as two inches make on a… well, you know what I mean. *cough* Consider that some people want a tight measuring tape, some want it slack, or taken with two fingers underneath it for ease. (Hurr hurrr.) This is important to the fit of your garment.
If someone (like Ms. Katherine Summer O'Neal) mentions in her listing that she needs you to measure with a measuring TAPE, not a ruler or yardstick, it's usually because she's actually seen people (plural, mind you!) try to take their own measurements with a ruler or yardstick. *headdesk* "Trust that if I mention not to measure a pre-existing garment instead of yourself, it's because I've had someone get angry at me for a skirt not fitting when they'd given me the measurements of a differently patterned garment instead of ones taken from their own body."
Measure your body, and do it a couple of times. My friend Shannon of Rhiannon Jewels says: "Do not let optimism or vanity take control of your measurements". Oh, this is so very, poignantly true. If you provide incorrect measurements, the person sewing will work to incorrect measurements. And if that costume doesn't fit, guess whose fault it is? Measure for the body you have, not the body you want, or, for that matter, the body you HAD. Measurements must be current. Be kind to yourself. Be loving and accepting of the current shape of your body. If you do, we will do everything in our power make that body feel comfortable, and look incredible.
8 There Are No Refunds on Custom Work. None.
Most costumers will work with you on fitting issues, which do occur on more complicated garments, no matter how many precautions are taken with online orders. There's simply no substitute for in-person fittings. That doesn't mean we won't get there, it just means we need to be patient. (Did you know that even a proper Haute Couture garment must have one or more in-person fittings to legallybe considered "Haute Couture"?) Unless you ordered a size 10 in lime green and coral, and you got a size 0 in red and black, you're probably not gonna get a refund. Then again, if that happened, your costumer might be crazy.
9. You Order It, You Buy ItIf your bespoke costume fits, and, upon donning it, you decide you simply don't LIKE it, you, dear client, are the one that has to sell it. Not the maker.
But wait! There's more! You also have to finish paying for it! YAY!
Any costumer worth their salt has been all over the place, tracking down just the right materials to purchase for your piece, and they've also done the work of making the costume, by hand. The money is officially spent. There is no sweatshop full of diligent ten-year-olds making your costume. (Let's hope not, anyway!) Usually, there's one person making it, sometimes with an assistant, but mostly it's just one human being, doing more work than you'd ever expect. It is not fair, nor is it the responsibility of the artist to wait around for some nebulous client who has your exact proportions and wants your custom-made costume. This is why I stress the importance of being very clear on what you want, and being CRYSTAL clear on what you are getting. If you gotta read between the lines to figure out what's going on, you're not asking enough questions.
10. Thou Shalt Not Disappear on Thy Costumer.
From Alyssum Pohl, a brilliant friend and jewelry designer says: "if you ask about doing custom work, and give specifics in the first email, I assume you're interested. If when I send you pricing for that work, you realize you are not financially able to go through with it, I understand. But please don't just disappear. It is polite and totally fine for you to simply say you're not able to afford the work right now. I don't like being left hanging, wondering if I'm missing emails and supposed to be working on something fer ya!"
Treat my time as you would treat your own. As a valuable commodity. Doi.
11. Thou Shalt Not Request Thy Costumer to Copy Thy Costumer's Neighbor.
You're usually welcome to include inspiration photos of things that you feel contribute to the general look and vibe of your costume, but it's a big no-no to expect an exact copy of _______'s costume. "Understand that a lot of pieces your favorite dancers wear are one-off/ unique and can't/shouldn't be replicated." That last quote comes from Benne Gezeritt Designs; they're a super awesome TWIN sister design duo out of Tulsa.
12. There is No Such Thing As "Just" Anything.
This comes from Azrakesh, and she put it very well: "You can't "just" change one design detail by waving a magic wand —- move a seam, change a closure, use completely different fabric, because it's all gonna take extra time to prepare and to consider, and because it will also probably change how something performs." I agree wholeheartedly with her on this. If you're getting a wedding gown made and spending possibly thousands of dollars, generally, your dressmaker will make a mock-up of your gown to address any fit issues. This is NOT true of belly dance costuming, unless you've got the scratch to have a cloistered team of blind virgin nuns make it with their toes. This may come as a surprise to some, but you can't change your mind in the middle of construction. That's for bridezillas. It's like asking an acrobat to do a back-flip while they're in the middle of a cartwheel.
13. Do Not Ask Your Costumer Where They Get Their Materials.
Just don't. It's none of your business. We've spent hundreds of payable hours (especially the antique textile nerds) learning, scouring and hunting. It's part of the job. It's part of the cultivation of craft. Please be mindful of that, and leave it alone.
Also, don't ask to use a costumer's patterns, especially to take to another costumer (because it's a trashy thing to do). I've been hearing more cases of this lately, and having experienced it myself, it's pretty frustrating. While no one can stop anyone from imitating, it's a whole 'nother thing to give the burglars a key to your front door.
Finally, DON'T ASK COSTUMERS FOR FREE ADVICE. Don't ask them how they do things, don't ask them how you can do something similar to what they did on ______'s costume piece. It's their job, and they should be compensated as such.
14. Expect to Pay a Non-Refundable Deposit Up Front.
Do not for one minute think that any costumer you know is rolling in the dough. They need the money you provide to track down and purchase supplies. I'm not going to go into micro detail with this one, because deposit policies vary drastically from artist to artist, but expect to pay from 1/3 to the entire cost up front, if the costumer takes deposits at all. Some brave souls don't require payment up front at all (you might wanna be wary of them). Most have strict limitations on the number of payments you can make. I won't do more than three myself….I.E. SURE, you can pay me 5 dollars a week on a $500 headdress… if I can pee on your head with every payment you make. Also (for me anyway) the more payments you make via etsy, the more expensive it's going to get. Etsy and Paypal fees add up. We can't eat those fees for you. We just can't. Please don't expect that of us. It's very much like financing a car with interest, but from the 99%. You're paying for the convenience, and the fact that I mostly have to hunt you down to get paid.
Bottom line?
We work hard. We work long hours. We don't have insurance. Our fingers hurt from all manner of sharp things, hot things, and repetitive use. Our necks hurt, our backs hurt, and we mostly don't get enough exercise. And we're GOING BLIND, some of us.
You don't have to be rude to get your point across. We WANT to make you happy.
Like every relationship, it's great when communication is good. It SUCKS when communication is bad.
We are committed to making things we see as beautiful, and if we're lucky, you'll agree with what we see individually and support that. That (in my eyes) is a gorgeous thing.
So… let's keep things calm. Let's keep things kind. Together.
In closing?
Don't be a dick.
Thanks for reading.
There we go. That first bit is the kind of unsettling imagery I like in my belly dance. Plus a bunch of other great stuff.
I would very much like to start a dialogue on something that troubles me quite a bit:
Dancers openly putting down other dancers on public internet forums.
It happens all the time. My perspective is that it's an unhealthy phenomenon that won't be fixed if we just ignore it and pretend it isn't hurtful.
I feel strongly that we are all active members of a close-knit community full of creative performers who all make ourselves vulnerable to one another and to the world. Famous or unknown, advanced or beginner, every time any one of us gets onstage, every time we allow our performances to be filmed and posted online, every time we attempt new choreography or costuming, every time we make a choice to either try something different or continue exploring previously established techniques, we are opening ourselves up. We are offering something of our hearts. It might not be perfect, or even good… but it's always brave. And that's something to be honored, not abused.
And yet, so often, abuse happens, and it comes from within this community. It's one thing when some random, bored kid trolling the internet leaves a comment tearing down a dancer's performance in a public forum. But to watch a PEER pick another dancer apart with non-constructive, petty language on YouTube, or elsewhere… somehow, that's always extra heartbreaking. While healthy critique can be a very helpful tool, no one ever seems to benefit from that particular kind of negativity. Not the performer, not the dancer who leaves the comment, and certainly not our community in general.
So… why does it happen so much?
I would like to say something, specifically, to my fellow dancers who leave those types of comments for our peers online:
Our community as a whole is TINY, with a handful of big fish swimming around in it. None of us are immune to unsolicited, unkind criticism. If ya gotta preface a YouTube video remark or forum comment with "no offense, but" or "I'm not trolling, I swear", it probably means you should reconsider your language. All that preface does is reveal that you've made a conscious choice not to keep your commentary gentle and constructive, yet feel JUST enough responsibility to want to cover your ass. That is not being helpful. You will not convince anyone that your intentions are good. Rather, your remark reads like a misguided attempt to feel a bit bigger and better about yourself. But it won't work. All it will do is make your community a little less kind, and a little less inspired.
Let's face it, YouTube comments in particular are one of the lowest, most dehumanizing forms of social discourse that modern society has at this juncture. But does that mean it's not worth trying to improve the way we speak to each other? Why do we let these kind of public put-downs from peers sit there, unanswered and unchallenged? Is it always better to ignore them? Are the instances where (gently and respectfully) responding to these kinds of snipes might encourage better behavior?
What do you think? Have you left commentary online that you felt was useful critique? What made it useful? When does useful cross the line into catty? Have you gotten critique that you felt was helpful? What made it helpful?
As for me, I've had good results with speaking to offending dancers as directly and as kindly as possible. How about you? What are your experiences with this kind of thing?
Phew. Thanks so much for reading, and for letting me get this weight off my chest. I'm so grateful to have this forum, and looking forward to your insights.
1991 Northern Renaissance Fair
Dancers: Mish Mish, Farideh (Cathryn Balk), Rebaba, John Compton, Sage, Paula
Gypsy Moor Dancers Original Group co-founders Mish Mish & Sage
The ladies of Bal Anat, Ren Faire, sometime between 1969 and 1973


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This video highlights some of the problems with vouchers. Millions are being spent to promote this plan. It's about ideology and private school benefits, not improving outcomes for kids.
There is an important committee vote on this Tuesday March 5th. Contact our legislators; ask them to say no to vouchers.
Thanks, Indya.
Standing Together 4 Strong Community Schools has also launched this petition we can (hastily) sign at change.org.
BTW, I was reminded on seeing Rep. John Forgety (R-Athens) in Indya's clip that in addition to being opposed to vouchers, he is also opposed to a state-level charter authorizer.
Strong Community Schools has expressed support for Forgety's HB0446, which would shift the final decision on any charter application from the proposed state charter authorizer to the chancery court system.
More Republicans like Forgety, please!
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Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 28, 2013 for Mrs. Dessie Mae Jackson at the Mt. Calm Baptist Church with Rev. T.A. Knapp officiating. Interment will follow at Sheppard Street Cemetery. Visitation will be held at 1 p.m. today (Friday, Dec. 27, 2013) at the chapel of Miller-Pioneer Funeral Home.
Dessie Mae Oliver Jackson was born August 6, 1928 to the late George and Mamie Oliver in Grove. She was the seventh of nine children.
Dessie Mae accepted Christ under the leadership of Rev. C. L. Townsend at the Mt. Calm Baptist Church. She loved her present pastor Rev. T.A. Knapp. Mrs. Dessie Mae was a faithful member until her health began to fail. She was a devoted wife, sister and aunt.Subscribe to Read!


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I have been wanting to visit a swingers club for some time now. Last time I was in Vegas I almost made it into the RedRooster with the wife , but couldn't muster up the courage.
Another thing that stopped me from attending is the possibility that most people frequenting these clubs are old, washed up and disease ridden. I know nothing about the community but imagine a swingers club to be similar to a nude beach (more wrinkles than imaginable.) Then again, maybe I am wrong.
How do these clubs view bi guys? I have had 3somes and 4way couple swaps and would love to experience the club scene
If ever in Las Vegas, and are interested in a descreet, attractive male while here, let me know. email@example.com
Try Vegas based AmericanLowLife.com. It's a Lifestyle social website with loads (excuse the ex<x>pression) of info & resources but minimal ads & other advertising! I haven't been hit up by any fake profiles yet & it seems more legit than craigslist. Good luck everyone!
I have also wanted to visit a swingers club, but my wife- after lots of discussion- decided that, if we are going to do something like that, it would be better to start out with a ********* or another couple-type-thing first. Still in the discussion and fantasy stage for us. Maybe sometime in the near future....lol.
nothing wrong in wanting to know about swinging clubs often wondered myself have seen ontv events and what goes on sure there are some people who are older but thet all there for same thing and it can be fun afer all thats what they are there for and these events are organished professionally so go on next time explore its a once in a life time experience and likely as not you if you dont like you probably see the people who where there ever again
Have never visited a swingers club in Vegas but have been to several swingers socials. Group is generally in late teens to mid forties. Occasionally meet people up to 60s, all of whom I've enjoyed meeting very much. However, as they tell me, sexual desire wanes as we get older, so it will happen to all of us. Majority there have been about 32 to 42. Next largest group is usually made up those in 20s.

I'm 27 and age isn't a factor to me and I dont think it will be to you either once you visit one of these. Admittedly things in Las Vegas might be a bit different.
I live in Vegas and haven't the courage to visit a club yet myself, but many of my friends have. I have heard good and bad about both the Red Rooster and the Green Door. I'm told that the "younger crowd" goes to the Green Door but I also heard that it's more clique-y there. There's also a house party somewhere in town, but it's one of those invite-only, meet at a storage facility for the password type of thing.

I say go for it...and then tell me which is better. :)


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Okay,s o this morning, I forgot that Cye had to go to court today so he didn't have to wake up as early as usual, and I count on him waking me up before he leaves so I have time to work out. So when he woke me up and said "It's 7" my first thought was "well, now I won't work out today, I don't have enough time" then I thought "Weddingggggg" and thought "okay, we can fit in a few minutes." I was able to squeeze in about... 20 minutes of workout - 15 of the Gazelle and 5-7 minutes of lifts.... nicee. Maybe I will go for a walk with the dog later for some added calories - we'll see. I was proud though. It's so easy to not work out for a day, so I am glad I did... but after I got done working out and came up stairs - cye was still there.. he just said he was really proud of me and I could tell he meant it... especially after that kiss - wooooowhooo. lol. It was cute and the combo of getting to spend a few extra minutes with him and the workout made my day.. even after I made the bad breakfast choice. It's okay though... I can't be perfect and I am trying to accept that I will make food choice mistakes... but with the help of the Spark nutrition it makes me realzie how bad my choices really are and where all those extra cals are coming from - making me more aware of what food is entering my body. I am looking forward to keeping on doing what I am doing. =o] =o]
Okay, so this morning Cye woke me up and said "It's for the wedding" just like I asked the other night! It made me so happy to hear him say that b/c he knows thats what's my motivation right now, until I can do it on my own. It made me get up and go right to the DVR to decide what I was gonna do. I chose "The Biggest Loser: Last Chance Workout".... WHOA.. it really is one heck of a workout. I felt like I was gonna throw up when it got close to the end!! It felt so good to make it through it though!! I am so proud of myself!! YAY Me for working out!!!n REALLLLLYYY working out...
Last night I told Cye to wake me up with him and all he needed to say is "It's for the Wedding" and that would work [to get me to get up so I could workout]. Then, this morning rolled around and he woke me up and just said "Babe, get up! C'mon" and I must admit, I was a bit disappointed he didn't say me motivational phrase, but at least he woke me up. It was really hard getting out of bed, and I must admit, I put my shoes on, he left and I went and laid back in bed for an additional 20 minutes, in my gym shoes and all - LOL... Then, suddenly I woke up and thought "it's for the wedding" got up, quit my complaining, turned on the tv and worked out on the Gazelle for 20 minutes. It's not much, but I figure it's a good start! It sure was tough, my leg were BURNIN'!! But I made at all the way through the 20 minutes, and I am glad I did. No, lmao, we are not technically engaged.. but we are talking about a Caribbean wedding in October of 2011 and all I want to do is feel BEAUTIFUL on my wedding day and wear some CUTE bathing suites! It will just make everything PERFECT if I follow through... So I just wanted to give some update... I know my last blog post was quite depressing. I am still there, but I am hoping to try my hardest to get out of this RUT!!!!
I need to start to realize that food is NOT my enemy.... Food nourishes me and keeps me alive... but I guess i have trained myself into thinking that food made me fat. No, I made ME fat by abusing food. I love eating. It fills a void. It makes me happy. I feel like I cannot love food and still achieve my dream weight - am I right in my thinking? I don't know. I mean... kind of. I can't continue to eat the way I do and expect to lose weight. It is soo soo hard though. Believe me, if I could be super dedicated and motivated I think I would be by now. I am so tired of just feeling so out of control. I need help. I am so lost. I don't know what to do. I see my life passing me by. I want children and I want a happy marriage. Not that big people can't have that.... but I feel like if I am not thinner it makes it so much harder to be happier. Cye won't want to stay with me.. and I won't be able to play with my children like I want to. I'm not even married and I don't even have children and I am already worried about this - am I damning my own future? God, I hope I can change. I need to. I cannot be this person. I cannot let myself be any more out of control. I wish somebody could say something - ANYTHING that would make me snap out of it. I am so lost.
Okay... soo.. My mom told me to check this site out.. and i am.. since i just recently joined a gym near my house, i need some sort of tracking of my calories, or help with a diet.. so this time it will be successful.. I figure i will be more likely to stick with it seeing that i am paying money for my gym membership and there is NO way i am gonna get screwed out of my money each month for a year!! haha... so my family.. is well.. a big family, not only in numbers, but lets face it.. they are all bigger.. me included.. but i want to change it! I don't want to be unhappy for my entire life stuck in this (or god forbid even bigger) body! My main motivation is just becasue i want to look good.It really isnt even about being healthy right now. I just want to look GOOD... thats it. and i dont know if thats a bad motivation or not, but lets face it, motivation is motivation.. i guess i would like to be healthy..but.. im not as worried about that as i am worried about how much i wont want to step foot on a beach or even glance at a bathing suit this upcoming summer, if i look how i do now.. and i'm almost 21.. i dont want to look bad!! I'm young, i should look great.. but i dont... so... here we go... this is going to be VERY VERy tough for me... but i really want to try and do this.. then... this summer... probably next to be more realistic.. i will look great.. "Damnnnnn" hehe.... MUAH!-Beth


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Six Nations: Ireland wing Craig Gilroy keen to impress for Wolfhounds against Saxons
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Ireland Craig Gilroy believes every wing in the squad has a chance of winning and holding down a place in this year's Six Nations.
The 22-year-old Ulsterman is determined to catch the eye when he turns out for Ireland Wolfhounds against England Saxons at Kingsholm on Saturday - confident he can force his way into Joe Schmidt's starting XV.
The likes of Simon Zebo, Dave Kearney, Fergus McFadden, Luke Fitzgerald and Andrew Trimble are competing for the two wing spots - with experienced duo Keith Earls and Tommy Bowe ruled out by injury.
"Last year when I was playing Tommy Bowe was fit," said Gilroy. "It was Simon Zebo at 15, and Andrew Trimble, Luke Fitzgerald and Fergus (McFadden) were all there too.
"Everyone's here now except Tommy. Everyone's been playing well for their club, so no one really knows who Joe's going to go for.
"So that's another reason why it's really important to have a good game this weekend, because who knows where you could be in two weeks' time? Definitely you want to produce something strong.
"You want to get out and play some good rugby, and give Joe a bit of a headache when selection time comes around again."
Gilroy, who has shaken off a concussion sustained last week, added: "I wouldn't say I'm quite at full sharpness yet but I'm definitely back to full fitness, which is good, so just coming off the back of two Heineken Cup games where we did well.
"So I'm back to full fitness now and just hoping to make an impact. Hopefully this weekend again is an opportunity for me to put my hand up, to be used throughout the course of the competition."
Ireland host Scotland in their Six Nations opener on February 2.


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Philadelphia Corporation for Aging
With Weather Cooperating, Philadelphia's Elderly 'Heatline' Keeping Their Cool
Philadelphia health officials have not yet had to activate the city's "Heatline" for a single day, and there have no heat-related deaths.
Charitable Groups Gear Up As Overnight Temperatures Set to Plummet
Philadelphia city officials joined forces with volunteers working to protect the most vulnerable population — the city's homeless — from the frigid, potentially deadly cold snap.
Early Thanksgiving For Local Seniors
Thanksgiving came early for more than 200 Philadelphia seniors who were guests at a holiday dinner Sunday.
National Senior Center Month
It's National Senior Center Month and there is a large array of options for our growing older population. The Philadelphia Corporation on Aging is a good local source.
Heat Line Offers Help To Philadelphia Seniors During Hot Weather
Some children in Philadelphia playing at a spray ground had the right idea about staying cool, but another at risk group is senior citizens, and there are many ways they can get help.
Telephone Help Line In Operation For Philadelphia's Persistent Heat Wave
The excessive heat warning remains in effect for the region, and the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging's "Heatline" will be open 8:30am until 12 midnight today through Friday.
More Fresh Produce Vouchers Distributed To Philadelphia Senior Citizens
Hundreds of seniors lined up at the Reading Terminal Market on Tuesday for free food vouchers.
Philadelphia's Heat Helpline Remains Open As Excessive Heat Warning Continues
The excessive heat warning remains in effect for the region and the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging's Heat Line will remain open until 8 p.m. Sunday.
Philadelphia's Elder Agency Gets Its Clients Walking For Health
The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging held its first-ever "Senior Strut," along Boathouse Row.
Awards Ceremony Held For Area Advocates For Older Workers
Philadelphia Corporation for Aging held its annual Mature Workers Task Force award breakfast on Friday morning, at the end of "National Employ Older Workers Week."
Philadelphia Agency Giving Fresh-Produce Vouchers To Low-Income Elderly
Area low-income seniors are eligible for vouchers to help them buy local fruits and veggies.
BLOG: Philly Seniors Receive Fruit/Vegetable Vouchers
By Jim Donovan: Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) is distributing Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program produce vouchers as part of an annual program to encourage seniors to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Eligible Philadelphia […]
Even In Digital Age, Heatline Proves Critical
The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging is activating its Heatline once again, today. You can reach it at 215-765-9040.
Philadelphia Preparing Heatline, Cooling Centers For Elderly Ahead Of Expected Heat Wave
Tomorrow is the first day of summer and the first day of what's expected to be three days of temperatures above 90-degrees.
Corporation For Aging Marks World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Today is the 7th annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging is marking the day by putting the issue of elder financial abuse at the forefront.


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Hoping to alleviate a rash of crimes after bar closing downtown, Minneapolis officials have reached agreements with several clubs to stop hosting under-21 events on Sunday nights.
Simultaneously, the mayor and City Council members are devising new city ordinances that will give regulators more power to put conditions on liquor licenses. The issue has garnered City Hall's attention this summer after a number of shootings near downtown clubs in the early morning hours.
"There is too much stuff going on downtown that is beyond what we believe is acceptable," Mayor R.T. Rybak said at a press conference. "So we're taking some very tough action."
The verbal agreements with several clubs -- that were not named -- include the following stipulations: Stop hosting under-21 events on Sunday nights. Use "enhanced" wristbands to identify young people at under-21 events. Employ uniformed security and off-duty police officers. Conduct background checks for all staff members.
Council Member Don Samuels said the agreements target a "small cohort of club owners that are not operating their businesses...responsibly enough."
Council President Barb Johnson said the council plans to introduce new city ordinances tomorrow that will give city licensing staff more tools to put conditions on both liquor licenses and non-liquor establishments. The exact language will not immediately be available.
"Businesses that do not follow conditions of their license will risk losing them," Johnson said.
Grant Wilson, the city's head of business licensing, said the new rules would allow the City Council to mandate conditions on licenses, rather than reach an agreement with the business owner and the license holder.
"We are going to be using these ordinances as ways to target our efforts," said Council Member Elizabeth Glidden, who is authoring the ordinances. "We are going to be able to on more of a case-by-case basis provide unique restrictions that are targeted to the problems at some of these businesses. And we mean business."
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Battleship New Jersey Marks Its 70th Anniversary [AUDIO]
The year 2013 marks an important milestone for the Battleship New Jersey. The year will be another filled with challenges for those who struggle to keep this historic icon afloat in tight financial times.
NJ Super Bowl Could Boost State's Iffy Reputation [POLL/AUDIO]
In January of 2014 New Jersey will host the Super Bowl. The game will be played at Met Life Stadium in the Meadowlands. Garden State business leaders think having the Super Bowl will help the state economically and could also bolster New Jersey's reputation around the country. Right now, the state's reputation is iffy at best.
Summer 2013 at the Jersey Shore [POLL/AUDIO]
No one knows exactly what the New Jersey coastline will look like this summer, but a shore-area lawmaker has offered his optimistic outlook for this year's tourism season and what it means for the many to follow.
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Siena Xzane Firenze - black designer evening shoes. Double platform peep-toes with ultra stylish gold contrasting trim. Finished with gold swarovski crystals, stylish slingback and an ultra high 12.5cm heel.
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Shihlin is an aspiring sustainability professional, cleantech entrepreneur, and student residing in San Antonio, TX. She is also an avid runner and endurance athlete. Since adopting a vegan diet and lifestyle since March 2012, she loves cooking delicious food and sharing with friends. You can connect with her on Twitter: runsustainably or on the Sustainable Runners Facebook Page, which is a local running club in progress: www.facebook.com/SustainableRunners
One of my all-time favorite recipes comes directly from the Thrive Foods cookbook by Brendan Brazier. Although it is described as a perfectly fitting fall meal, I cook it whenever I can, given my busy schedule and lifestyle. It has been a little over a year since I've adopted a vegan diet, and I feel great. I actually had the opportunity to meet and chat with Brendan himself at one of his nutrition seminars. It has definitely helped me become healthier and recover faster between my workouts.
- 1 pound kabocha squash (about ½ medium squash)
- 3 tbsp melted coconut oil + 1 tbsp, divided
- ½ cup wild rice
- ½ cup brown rice
- 2 cups water
- ½ tbsp. chopped fresh sage, packed
- 1 tbsp minced shallots
- ½ tsp salt
- Preheat the oven to 400 F. Cut the squash in half, then scoop out and discard the seeds.
- Use 1 tbsp coconut oil to lightly brush the cut areas of the squash, and place cut side down on a baking sheet. Bake for 40-45 minutes or until soft when pierced with a fork.
- When cool enough to handle, cut into 1-inch chunks. Skin may be left on for extra flavor and nutrition. Keep warm.
- To make the rice, combine the rices and water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low, and let simmer, covered, until done.
- Meanwhile, in a food processor, blend 3 tbsp coconut oil, sage, shallots, and salt until smooth.
- In a large pan, heat the sage butter mixture over medium-low heat for 1 minute.
- Add the rice and toss to combine, and cook for 1 minute longer while constantly stirring.
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A Death Note For Want of a Nail fanfic written by CelticKawaii, which starts off at around episode 24 of Death Note and takes off in a whole new direction when L fakes his death after striking a deal with Rem. He promises Misa's safety in exchange for allowing him to capture Light as Kira.After deciding that his original method of solving the Kira investigation wasn't going to work, and that Kira would almost definitely get away if he were to die, L decides to take a different approach. Namely, he allows his successors to step in, hoping that they work together to catch Kira. That... didn't exactly work out.So L readjusts the plan, and implores Matt to not only work the case with him, but also get Mello and Near to agree to cooperate, since, as Mello's friend, he can best get him to work with Near.Along the way come mysterious trolls, European painters who oppose Kira, and hackers who Rickroll people.Thus far, it has 13 chapters, and definitely promises more plot-twists along the way. It can be found here.
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Day trippin'.
You're assigned to do a lot of unsexy traveling. You are aware of your own snobbery, but are determined to succeed whether surrounded by strip malls or farmland. What do you take with you?
Thoughts on Prince. [+Updates!]
We saw Prince live on Saturday, and it was amazing. The air? Electric. Some thoughts.
Thirty days of thirty.
I finally caved and booked some time with a chiropractor – which, interestingly enough, has spurred me into a "reclaim thyself!" mode fitting for the over-emphasized resolutionary month of January.
Ten albums of questionable significance.
Iris tagged me in a chain status (So glad we've moved on from chain letters; what a disrespect to trees!) to "list ten albums that have stayed with you over the years in some way."
A very long-time-coming engagement.
This story ends exactly how you think it will, and in the best way it possibly can.
This guy asked me where I am from before I was born. That is some intense grocery checkout conversation.
There comes a point in every woman's walk along a crowded urban street where she wonders: Will he act on it? Will he follow me down the street? Will he spit on my shoes? Will he tell his friend the latest one-liner about my ass in a loud stage whisper?
On mosquitoes.
When I tell people, "I'm that person who gets bitten all the time," they often reply the best way they know how, which is by dispensing advice for someone who doesn't have a fucking clue what a mosquito is.


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Shirtscape Coat Rack by Vincent Reardon
Turn clothing into sculpture. The Shirtscape coat rack by Vincent Reardon is a cross between eye-catching form and clothes-storing function. The rack is an homage to the concept of owning just a few, beautiful pieces of clothing an displaying them as art when they're not on your back.
It's certainly a much more beautiful and ordered option than our dresser stuffed with old t-shirts.
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Any idea if this is available and if so, 1) where and 2) ball park how much?
It is available. It is a commissioned work, limited to a small number of hand crafted pieces. It is $3500 and can be purchased through info(at)vincentreardon.com.


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The Breslin Bar and Dining RoomBack to Restaurant Details »
It's Hogwarts for hipsters at this latest iteration of British gastrocool from the chef April Bloomfield and restaurateur Ken Friedman. No reservations means a long, sometimes annoying and fairly democratic wait in a pleasant bar filled with good music and pretty people. What follows is burgers and beer, or crazily flavorful overkill: scotch eggs, deep-fried lamb, smoked pork belly, stuffed pig's foot, shins and syllabubs. These are almost literally outrageous. Delicious, scary stuff. It's worth a visit, whether for breakfast, lunch or late-night pig.
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February 11th, 201111:24 am
The hotel bar staff were terrible! Besides being stuck up, which I expected, they have bizarre rules. When we went to meet friends at the Breslin bar, which is connected and the tried to get back to the Ace lobby, we were told we were not allowed back in. This despite having bought drinks at both the Ace bar and the Breslin earlier. We were actually escorted out of the bar for entering the Ace hotel with our jackets on! What a joke, will never go again.
— Nick, New York, NY
January 24th, 20109:17 pm
I went with a group of like-minded carnivores, based on the description in Mr. Sifton's review. The pork belly was excellent, as promised, and the foot was very good, though fattier than even the review would suggest. The star for us, however, was the terrine board: whether you order a large or small, you get to sample from each of the five terrines on offer, served with a spicy whole grain mustard, cornichons, and pickled vegetables. With perfectly grilled bread as a delivery mechanism this was the perfect start to the meal. I can also recommend the sticky toffee pudding, which had a very nice gingery bite to it. Thankfully none of us had Sam's late-night remembrance of the dinner. While certainly not a place I'll be hitting on a regular basis, this is definitely a place I'll return when I'm feeling low on protein and iron.
— MattBoggie, Hell's Kitchen
January 13th, 20103:18 pm
I've been here a few times. The food is heavy and rich, but good. The problem here is the service and the atmosphere. Clearly they do a lot of business, but service is SLOW in coming. Once they finally arrive, it's OK. My worst experience here was sitting by the window during a cold December night. It was so cold inside the restaurant that I ate my burger with numb fingers. The lamb burger was good, but hard to enjoy under these conditions. I haven't been back.
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January 12th, 201011:17 pm
The Breslin is overrated and affected. I went there for brunch several weeks back and despite the entire restaurant being empty, my party was told to wait for 5 minutes. Making themselves seem or feel desirable? I ordered the grilled cheese--I had to remove the sallow, off tasting ham. I know it is house-cured or some such, but if that translates to rank in smell, taste and appearance--count me out. To top it off, it is ridiculously expensive for what they offer. Please patrons and critics, stop rewarding restaurateurs for food that is remarkable only for the fact that it is pig and fat heavy. I know that the scene and buzz around this place will carry it...but it doesn't have to be that way. Clyde Common attached to the ORIGINAL Ace Hotel, now that is were hip and delicious meet.
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Ok I copied over my holy paladin and I'll note some of the changes that I've noticed so far.
First off I'm using this spec: http://cata.wowhead.com/talent#sxAVcxzVdMVqboxGzubh
The first thing I noticed is that with my current gemming (Stacking intellect duh) and the spec above it put me at 3806 SP unbuffed, about 800 more than I have on live unbuffed. My unbuffed mana pool was also above 38k which is around 3k more than on live.
Now to the spells (Note: I have 734 haste rating, 803 crit rating, and seal of wisdom is active WITH the glyph):
Flash of Light: This spell feels EXACTLY like holy light now. With the buffed spell power it only heals for a slightly smaller amount than holy light used to, but it casts much faster (1.23 sec with my haste). It costs 1126 mana and is able to spammed similarly to how I can spam holy light and keep my mana up with DP/Seal of wisdom.
Holy Light: This spell couldn't feel any more different... It heals for much less than flash of light now (12k crits, and thats with the hugely increased amount of spell power). It has a 1.63 second cast time which is only about .2 seconds faster than it would be on live with light's grace. With my libram of renewal it has a mana cost of 143. As far as I can tell libram of renewal will be useless now with the huge decrease in the mana cost.
Holy Shock: With the talents above it has a mana cost of only 197 on a 6 second CD. Because of the talent that reduced the mana cost my 70%, illumination actually returns MORE mana than this spell costs. It heals for a similar amount as holy light (around 12k crits).
Divine Light: I believe this spell is currently bugged because it has the exact same (1.63 sec) cast time as holy light. My guess would be that the talent to decrease the cast time of holy light is also affecting divine light. With this cast time divine light feels like a slightly stronger version of holy light (The live version of it). It has a 1144 mana cost (slightly less than flash of light). I'm getting around 25k crits with it.
Beacon of light: 263 mana cost, not much else to say. Its not going to be nearly as useful with it only applying to holy light and holy shock.
Cleanse: Only 615 mana (less than Blizzard made it sound like it would be). As stated, can be cast at any time so it can be wasted.
Kings is now 5% stats and 79 resistances (Guessing its the same as GotW now). Its a raid buff like gift also, has no reagent cost, and has no single target and raid version (This is the case with nearly every buff in the game).
Might: 10% attack power and 92 mp5. Everything else is just like kings with reagents, etc...
Devotion, ret, conc, and crusader are all just about the same. Resistance on the other hand have changed: There is now just one Resistance Aura. Right now its giving me 130 fire, frost and shadow resistance. This should make dealing with auras a bit easier.
As of now Divine Plea, Divine Sac, Divine Illumination, Sacred Shield, and Avenging Wrath all appear to work exactly the same for now.
Consecration: This doesn't apply to holy pallys that much, but to paladins in general: Currently it lasts for 15 seconds with an 8 second cooldown. I'm not sure how this will work (As in if it will stack), and this could also be a bug.
This is all I have for now, reply if you want any more information.
Well I healed my first dungeon (Throne of the tides) and I'm going to share what I think is going to happen in cata (With the current talents/spells, etc...)
I think there are going to be 2 viable "specs", similar to how it is now with a holy light and flash of light spec.
Holy Light: I think any spec focusing on holy light is going to completely forget about intellect. That's right, no more intellect for holy light! I think holy light specs are going to stack spell power and haste. With the current mana cost, there is no need to have a large mana pool, and you will probably never run out of mana by just spamming holy light. This spec would be making full use of BoL, and holy shock may be used on cooldown because its basically mana neutral (If it crits you get more mana than it costs) and it heals for about as much as holy light.
Flash of Light: I think that a spec focusing on flash of light is going to continue stacking intellect, but gearing will be slightly different. Instead of the current situation where haste is basically better than any other stat (Crit or mp5), haste will become nearly useless for a flash of light spec. Crit will probably become the most important stat after intellect by far. Being able to crit more will not only help with the mana cost, but will play nicely with our new mastery bonus. Flash of Light specs should be able to provide huge AND quick heals while keeping their mana up just like we do now with Holy Light. So whats the downside? The lack of beacon being effective. This spec would more than likely be applying beacon with its new reduced mana cost, but it will not be used nearly as much. Since you should be able to throw a quick and huge heal at a tank it shouldn't be too much of an issue, and beacon will still apply to holy shock which will also be used on cooldown. The other benefit to this spec is the sacred shield HoT which is much stronger now that flash of light is much stronger.
If I had to guess, I would assume right now that the builds may look something like this:
Holy Light: http://cata.wowhead.com/talent#sxAVcxzVdMVqboxGzubhZV
Flash of Light: http://cata.wowhead.com/talent#sxAVcxzVdMVqboxZVfbx0h
The flash of light build focuses on increasing crit chance as much as possible, while the holy light build focuses on the utility that prot provides.
And as for divine light... I really see no use for it. Flash of light heals for a truck right now, and as stated in the article holy shock + flash of light can provide a ton of healing for a similar mana cost.
Ok, now I digress from my anti-Divine Light tirade; these numbers have shown some promise. So basically now we have:
Holy Light (pew-pew): light cost, light heals, decently fast speed
Flash of Light (pow-pow): decent cost, nice old-style HL-sized heals, really nice speed too (and those Holy Shock crits for insta-cast!)
Divine Light (kaboom!): decent cost, heavy-handed crit, takes a while to load but when it goes - wowza
Seems to me that Holy Shock has almost become a Prayer of Mending type of spell: fire on every CD. That Infusion of Light proc still riding for a nice long 15s?
Yep, infusion of light is still 15 seconds.
As for holy shock, I'm predicting the glyph of holy shock (if it doesn't change) to be standard now also, lowering that CD by one second will be pretty awesome and I don't see glyph of beacon being very useful any more (It was only useful when beacon actually took a decent amount of mana to cast).
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Own3d, do you mind if I copy these comments and your numbers to do a little speculating of my own?
Thats fine. Another thing I'd like to point out is that I'm still level 80 and supposedly towards 81 and 82 (The current max on beta) the scaling changes drastically. I know that my crit chance is going to go way down, but I believe the heals will scale up as I level (Like getting new ranks).


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The crowd last night at Rock Fest in Cadott, WI was left empty handed after Rob Zombie walked off stage two songs into his headlining set.
Zombie was set to close out the 4-day event that included Aerosmith, Five Finger Death Punch, Stone Sour, and Steel Panther. Prior to Zombie taking the stage, Corey Taylor and Stone Sour unleashed a massive 16-song "farewell" show. Stone Sour announced that they have a covers EP coming out soon, and made it clear this was their last show "for a while".
Two songs into their set, it was apparent that Corey Taylor was dealing with throat/vocal cord issues, and he acknowledged that to the crowd. He even made the comment "most bands would say 'one more song' and wrap it, but I'm not going to do that". Taylor almost fed off the crowds admiration for his guts, he kept reaching deeper and deeper to find a way to push through the show that included a cover of Metallica's "Creeping Death".
After all of the raw emotion and dedication that Taylor showed, Zombie brought the night to a screeching halt because of his vocal issues. The crowd was left in confusion for over 50 minutes until a Tweet from Zombie was shown on the video boards, and the crew started tearing down.
Here's video of the set: