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I don't see the hype. Nothing plot wise has occurred in a while and it seems like they're just in the same position all the time. Nothing heavy will happen until he chooses a girl and after that the manga will end anyway. Only watching him interact with a different girl every chapter isn't interesting to me.
|2010-06-11, 17:16
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If character interactions don't appeal to you, then you must not like the majority of good stories in existence, real or fictional. Character interaction is part of what makes a story interesting. You can't just have the beginning, some events, then the end without a character like Utsumi interacting with the girls around him. That's just a shallow narration.
|2010-06-11, 17:20
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Jacksonville, FL
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I'm talking about Umi no Misaki. And I mean a story with only character interaction in it, which is what Umi no Misaki is. The main character interacts with one girl each chapter and virtually no kind of drama really occurs between them other than the usual angst from the girls about who he will choose. It's just the same thing each chapter to me and its gotten a tad boring after awhile.
|2010-06-12, 00:07
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Of course if you overdose the non-drama moments you can turn the series into something like Pastel, which was a very fine series and still is fine if you want to see everyday life of a couple, but without conflicts and with such length it becomes tedious.
But Umi No Misaki is very fine manga. I think you are on the minority side when you say its not good because the majority of comments regarding it have been positive. I myself prefer it over kNIM and GE anytime, yeah it doesnt have major drama's but when you have too much, forcibly stretched drama's like in KNIM, having no major drama can be a good point. Assuming that the author won't make it endless like Pastel.
|2010-06-12, 05:24
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I too love Umi no Misaki. And I think every romance fan should give it a go.
Mangas like Pastel are what makes me bored. I had to eventually drop Pastel because it was really really boring, and much too slow paced. It was good until Mugi and her started going out, but after that it got really tedious
I loved the chapter 37 of GE. It was so good, Shou really looks good with Utsumi. They might not have as mush chemistry as Yuki and Utsumi but they are still good. I think GE is the only other manga except Umi No Misaki where I would have no problems accepting any of the girls as winners even if she isnt my preferred girl as all the girls are so likeable.
|2010-06-12, 14:23
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Jacksonville, FL
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Anyway, I hope we get past this transitional period in GE soon and get back to the main course. I like the set up that SK has created in chapters 37 and 38 with all three girls. Yuki and Utsumi's relationship is pretty ambiguous; they're more than friends but won't admit it out loud. Even though Utsumi doesn't realize it, Shou is slowly falling head over heels for the "new and reliable" him, and Oonuma is finally considering a sexy attack to get him to notice her. The best thing about Utsumi's harem though is that Shou and Oonuma are completely unaware of each other and Shou has no idea about Utsumi and Yuki's relationship. It'll be interesting watching how things turn out.
|2010-06-14, 09:43
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I think that while Shou is rapidly destroying her previous perceptions and feelings towards Utsumi it's a very uphill battle for her to win, if ever she desires to get in to the race for his heart. First, his rejection from her was quite horrible. Second, Utsumi has been hurt very much by her actions whether she meant it or not. Finally, Utsumi practically has her in the friend-zone because he has moved on from her and is quite strong with his feelings for Yuki. Now that they've resolved a mutual liking toward one another - even shared a kiss that was surprising but welcome, the best (or worst) thing Shou becomes is a rival. She's probably the final hurdle Yuki and Utsumi have to overcome to become a solid couple.
I think Risa even has more of a chance with him, because at least it was Utsumi who rejected Risa and it was never Risa who hurt Utsumi.
|2010-06-14, 11:45
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Location: Jacksonville, FL
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And also Utsumi didn't really tell her she had no chance. In fact, he implied that if it weren't for Kurokawa he would have no problems with giving her a chance. I think Shou definitely destroyed any chance she had with Utsumi after rejecting him the way she did. Karma's a bitch ain't it?
|2010-06-14, 12:02
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Utsumi didn't tell Shou she had no chance either. But I think the normal path for a guy is to keep one's integrity after having it stepped and shat on. Shou can't change the fact that she's hurt Utsumi badly and terribly with the things she's done. I think Utsumi can help her move on (he's already doing that) but aside from that she's practically stuck in the friend zone after what she did to him. Utsumi's a nice guy, but we can see that he's pretty decisive and he's not a pushover. I don't see Shou in particular changing that, especially with the way she treated him.
Risa, however, I agree, may mix things up. She's beautiful, sexy, and kind-hearted. She's also not giving up, and she has more points with Utsumi because she never tried to hurt him and even recognized his feelings, in fact. It is comeuppance for Shou - I just hope she can deal with it cleanly and ask forgiveness and thanks from Utsumi in the end. She'll have to move on, because I can't see Utsumi budging from any of her advances in the future. I just can't.
|2010-06-14, 12:18
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Age: 23
Well, Utsumi really liked her in the beginning and I'm not sure if he likes Yuki as much as he did Shou before, but if Shou started making moves I could see Utsumi starting to look at her again if Yuki doesn't move swiftly enough. But, considering its Shou, she probably won't realize her feelings have sprouted again until after Yuki and Utsumi are going out and even if she were to realize them before then she probably wouldn't know what to do.
I'm worried about Risa though, she seems like the type that would do harm to her body if the guy she likes doesn't recognize her. It seems like she'd be really depressed if Utsumi doesn't reciprocate her feelings since she has no experience in the love game and might starve herself to try and attract him by becoming slimmer. Actually, I could see Shou doing the same thing too.
|2010-06-14, 13:03
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She cancelled one 'date' to go out with her old crush without even knowing Utsumi's feelings. It wasn't nearly as horrible as you're making it sound. It's not a girl's responsibility to "recognize his feelings." It's nice if they do, but it doesn't make her a bad person if she doesn't.
|2010-06-14, 13:08
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Age: 23
^ That's a completely bitch move. She cancelled a date she agreed to and Utsumi was really looking forward to just to go out with another guy, and wasn't even brave enough to tell him upfront. If it were me I would've slapped her.
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I looked for the redistributable version (so I wouldn't have to use Windows Update later for my other computer), and all I could find was this behemoth of a file. I had Windows Update already running for another task (looking for an update to Remote Desktop to try to quash a problem at work, but no dice). I decided to try letting WU get the update. It seemed to download okay, started installing, then toward the end, it just froze. I think the words "Finishing Installation…" were even tattooed there on the screen. Nothing would function, couldn't even Ctrl-Alt-Del out, so I resorted to the reset button.
Thing comes back up and says "SP3 installation did not complete." Ya think? So it offers to uninstall itself. I figure this has to be a good thing, so I click OK. Software Update Removal Wizard comes up, starts doing its thing, gets to Restoring Catalogs and after a minute that hangs as well.
Reboot again, try to remove it again, winds up hanging at the same spot.
I reboot yet again, hit F8 to try to bring up "Last Known Good Configuration," get to Windows, check system properties and it still shows me having SP3. I mean, parts of it might be on there, but between a failed install, a failed uninstall, and the fact that it still thinks SP3 is here, I don't know what to make of it.
During all this fun, I was researching the installation freezes on my laptop separately, trying to see how common the problem is. Turns out installation problems with SP3 are pretty common, and it's prevalent among users with AMD processors. Guess what? My desktop machine in question is running an AMD Athlon 3800+ X2. Way to ignore a healthy chunk of your userbase by favoring Intel only, Microshaft.
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Liable or not liable… this is the recurring dilemma in many jurisdictions. Is Youtube (Google) liable for the infringing contents uploaded by Youtube users?
Just yesterday the Audencia Provincial Civil de Madrid Seccion Vigesimoctava (which is a court of appeal) substantially confirmed the decision given in 2010 within the litigation commenced by Telecinco against Youtube in Spain.
In a nutshell, Telecinco claimed the liability of Youtube with reference to the videos infringing Telecinco's copyright, alleging that Youtube acts as a content provider rather than a hosting provider. Accordingly Youtube could not benefit from the exemption provided under Section 15 of the e-commerce directive whereby there is no general obligation on hosting providers to monitor the information which they transmit or store, nor a general obligation to actively seek facts or circumstances indicating illegal activities.
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Really impressive sound, not so impressive design.
Pros: Really good slight warmish balanced sound. Comfort for a big heavy plastic headphone is actually quite good.
Cons: Massive size. The build is not very impressive. No real value in the NC and amp electronics, expensive for "old tech"
Let's start with the build since it is a hot topic on this headphone.
It´s not very confidence inspiring but it's chunky. Made out of mostly plastics and cast aluminum for the adjustment arms and probably aluminum or stainless for the hinges, this thing should be quite durable. However i don't see it lasting a lifetime. Since it's so heavy and the plastic seems to be of the hard kind that just cracks and shatter if dropped, i think that if this thing picks up speed during a drop, it's probably going to break. However, i don't usually drop my gear and i am a very careful person when it comes to my gadgets i personally don't see this as a problem, but it's worth knowing for some buyers.
Compare this to some much cheaper headphones from "headphone" companies like Beyerdynamic, AKG and some Sennheiser models or the undisputed heavyweight king of durability, the German Maestro 8.35-300 series headphones.The M4U is build "wrong" i would say.
Take note that this headphone isn´t new and it isn't (while sounding amazing) targeted at the pro-audio or headphone geek market. When the M4U2/1 saw the light there was an era of plastic fantastic cans with funky colors. If the M4U series was designed today, i bet it would look different.
The construction folds into a "portable" size. However when you unfold this thing of modern day "swag" the noise when the hinges goes into place, make you cringe. Not the kind of sound you want from a MSRP of 400 USD.
To summarize my rant here..It´s way to heavy for it´s own good. Instead of making out of durable plastics they added a lot of the shiny stuff to make it sturdier. I think it´s a shame.
It´s made out of a springy rubberish material. It´s not the worst but not the best. What is nice is that the plug is very small and sits flush with your device of choice. The microphone sounds rather good but it´s located to far down the cable. A mistake often seen on portable headphones. How hard can it be to make a proper cable? Either is it flat ( the worst thing ever! ) Or the microphone is way to low.
When the headphone is in active mode, you can press the little hump on the cable ( Where the microphone should be located btw ) This let´s the microphones for the noise canceling amplify outside sound to make it easier to hear without removing the headphones. Kinda of a nice feature.
Comfort? How does this massive contraption fit on your cranium? Well, surprisingly good.
It´s easy to find a good seal, the pads are of good quality and you get a replacement pair in the box, a nice touch! But nothing is perfect. Let me tell you what could be better.
The pads are to thin and to small. It's that simple. While the pads are soft and made of quality materials, when they get pressed around your ear they gets thin and your ear starts to touch the baffle. On my head ( and ears ) it's not really a big deal but i can absolutely see this an issue for people with larger ears or a larger head where the clamp get's the best out of these pads.
My favorite replacement earpads are the Brainwavz HM5. And they are too big, bummer! I have not found a replacement pad worth looking into since the main issue here is not quality, it´s depth.
Sound. Where it´s get interesting.
I did buy these cans without hearing them first, it's often how it goes down when i shop for cans. Part of that is the lack of demo units available around this part of the world ( Sweden ). Second, if there are cans available locally, the price is not nice! Heavy taxes etc yada yada makes this very expensive compared to the US for example.
Since i often buy cans like this, the first listen is something special. In this case i was pleased to say the least.
The sound out of this unimpressive thing made out of plastic is organic, vast and natural ( not neutral ) The headphone sounds damn good.
It´s a rather flat signature but with a warm tone that makes music and instruments sound pleasant and still with enough sparkle and detail to make it an interesting listen.
The bass is well weighted and goes deep enough but it can be a little honky and go up to the lower mid bass on some tracks. On the other hand this ads meat to guitar riffs and vocals. I would prefer more sub bass while still keeping the attack. Bass can be little lazy and honky but overall rather well tuned.
The treble is just enough. It´s organic and blends nicely in with the overall tone of the headphone. I would have enjoyed a better articulation in the treble though. A little bit more energy and crispness. However this is a dangerous area to enter when tuning a headphone. Specially something like this that has to be every headphone on planet earth at the same time. It´s enough treble, it sounds good. But it's not magic.
Mid Range is well presented and not to forward. I think this is an important point to focus on. If mids are to forward people tend to not enjoy the overall signature ( speaking of the majority of the people here, not geeks like us ) Since the mid range blends a little bit with the bass it can sound a little hollow and honky. But hearing lyrics and detail from instruments like acoustic guitars are no problem here. It´s good and not tuned far back in the mix. It's not magic, but absolutely good enough.
Soundstage is where it´s at with the M4U2. Really good surround feel and depth. Pinpointing instruments and details on a live jazz recording is a joy and really impressive for something "cool" looking like this. I've read that this headphone had good stage but i was not expecting it to be this good. Overall the presence blends together with the overall tuning and makes this a slightly warm and cosy experience. I think the soundstage is what makes this headphone stand out from the crowd.
Without soundstage and this organic flat-ish tuning the PSB M4U2 would be nothing. Nothing really stands out in the other areas of the sound signature. It´s the whole that is impressive. The bass is good enough, midrange and treble is also good enough, not fantastic. But when the "Room feel kicks in" you hear where it's at.
Electronics..Yes! It´s powered by batteries and it's why you should buy the M4U1 instead.
There is a built in amplifier which is great in theory but it's to noisy. The headphone is easy to drive as is. It's nice to have an easy to drive headphone that sounds this good.
There is also a active noise canceling funktion. This mode ads the noise of the amplifier plus the noise from the NC itself. However it does a rather good job with low frequency noise like engines, road noise etc. I can at least find a useful scenario to use this function compared to the amplifier. To bad you can't run the NC mode only without including that darn amplifier.
The active parts do NOT work on android phones..It makes me furious really. I know it's apple only but it should not be. It's a regular 4 pole plug on the cable, and the remote has one button only. Still when connected to any android unit ( nexus 6p, 5x etc ) all you get in active mode is static and ground issues. It´s all in the cable. A theory is that they somehow use the ground for the microphone on apple devices or the resistor or something like this to make it all work.
You can get it to work with a regular stereo source though. Xduoo X2, Sansa Clip for example.
To summarize this long review. The headphone sounds great but don't pay for the active version, it´s not as good in drowning out noise as the Bose QC 25 and the amp is useless.
A great sounding headphone with a sound signature that appeals a lot of people. PSB tried to make this the only headphone you should buy, It got the "looks", it "folds" it has "noise canceling" it even has a built in "amplifier" and that's what's wrong.
Lucky you who can get your paws on the passive version of this called the PSB M4U1 it´s a much better overall experience since it's a headphone, not a space craft.
I bought this pair used for about 120 USD, money well spent! However the best price for a new pair is 350 USD ( passive version not available here ) and for 350, i think you should look for alternatives.


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The five-time All-Star's 30-point run ended at 12 games after he scored 26 on 10-of-12 shooting before leaving for good with 1:15 remaining in the third quarter of a 120-95 rout at Brooklyn on Friday night.
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In the end, Ammunition did more than help Flannery's new for-profit microlending business, Branch. They incubated it and became its first investors.
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In the United States and other developed countries, bandwidth is not that much of a design concern, thanks to the ubiquity of fast fiber, Wi-Fi, and LTE. Consequently, even simple apps usually clock in anywhere from 50 MB to 100 MB or more, including Facebook Messenger, Inbox by Google, Skype, and Twitter. We don't even think of these apps as bloated, but to someone in Tanzania or Kenya, they are. "These are countries where people usually pay for every megabyte they download," Flannery says. "So if you want people to use their app, it has to be as small as possible."
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"For our user base, Branch is probably the third app they've ever used, the first two being Whatsapp and Facebook, which usually come pre-installed on their phones," Flannery says. "Maybe if you're lucky, someone's used Twitter, too."
What that means is that general literacy of mobile UIs in Tanzania and Kenya is still at the level of the average American when Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone in 2007: nonexistent. That's why Ammunition took a step-by-step, one-action-per-screen approach to the majority of Branch's UI. It's a straight arrow, guiding users who may have never used a more complicated app through the process of signing up for their first loan.
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Notice anything about the list of apps above? Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter—they're all, in essence, chat apps. Because of the aforementioned pay-per-megabyte nature of African mobile carriers, the most popular apps are all about messaging and socializing: text, after all, is cheap in data terms.
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Technology sector bellwether IBM sees a 1 percent loss in revenues for the first quarter of 2009 compared with the same period a year ago. But bright spots for the company are WebSphere and Rational, which increased revenues 5 percent and 9 percent, respectively.Technology sector bellwether IBM saw a 1 percent loss in revenues for its first quarter of 2009, compared with the same period a year ago. IBM, which has been mired in a layoff spiral, announced its first-quarter earnings on April 20, reporting net income of $2.3 billion compared with $2.32 billion in the first quarter of 2008, a decrease of 1 percent. Total revenues for the first quarter of 2009 of $21.7 billion decreased 11 percent from the first quarter of 2008.
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|Moffat, Alfred
|26 pieces
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|Early 20th century
|Piece Style
|violin, piano
Included in the category Intermediate Works for Violin.
The violin part(s) is in 1st to 3rd position. Many of the violin parts in this series can be played in the 1st to 3rd position. One movement can even be played in 1st pos only (Dall'Abaco Giga). Some involve many double stops.
Meister-Schule der alten Zeit is a similar series of Baroque solo sonatas, arranged by Moffat and published by Simrock.
Les Maîtres classiques du violon is a similar series for violin edited by Alard and published between 1863 and 1884.
Klassische Violinmusik berühmter Meister des 17. u. 18. Jahrhunderts is a similar series for violin edited by Gustav Jensen and published between 1884 and 1889.
Les Maîtres du violon au XVIIIe siècle is a similar series for violin edited by Debroux and published between 1905 and 1920.
Oeuvres d'auteurs anciens is a similar series for both violin and cello, edited by Joseph Salmon and published by Ricordi ca. 1920.


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By MELISSA JOULWAN, David Humphreys
Smudge Publishing, LLCCopyright © 2011 Melissa Joulwan
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I was born into a restaurant family.
Before you get the wrong idea, you should know a few facts: We lived in rural Pennsylvania, it was the late sixties, and no one was yet treating chefs like rock stars.
My grandfather owned The Garfield, one of those shiny chrome diners, where you could sit at the counter, sip on a bottomless cup of coffee, and wisecrack with the waitresses and other regulars. My dad ran The Country Squire Restaurant, a combination coffee shop, formal dining room, and motel.
I grew up in these restaurants and took my place in an extended family of cooks.
As a teen and young adult, I ate for pleasure, without too much concern for nutrition. Soon, even though I loved to eat and food was a major binding agent in my family, food became the enemy. I grew fat and unhealthy because I knew food, but I didn't know how to eat.
Now, because I follow a paleo diet, cooking and eating have again become a source of joy. Visualizing the meal, buying the healthy ingredients, chopping and stirring and working the alchemy that transforms ingredients into love in the form of food – these are a few of my favorite things.
My goal with this book is to teach you what I know about how to run a paleo kitchen and how to combine ingredients to become something truly nourishing for your body and soul and for the important people in your life.
The two essential tricks for happy, healthy eating are being prepared and avoiding boredom. Well Fed explains how to enjoy a "cookup" once a week so that you have ready-to-go food for snacks and meals every day. It will also show you how to mix and match basic ingredients with spices and seasonings that take your taste buds on a world tour.
I've kept the recipes as simple as possible, without compromising taste, and I've tested the recipes extensively to minimize work and maximize flavor. Where it makes sense, I've explained how you can cut corners on technique and when you'll have the best results if you follow my instructions. Some of the dishes are "project recipes," so I've included prep and cooking time to indicate which are quick enough for weeknights and which are perfect for lazy Sunday afternoons.
I'm from a melting pot family: Lebanese on Dad's side, Italian and Slovak on Mom's. From the time I could shove food into my mouth, I ate kibbeh and eggplant parmesan, and while Mom taught me to cook pancakes on weekend mornings, I picked up my dad's tricks for making baba ghanoush at dinner. The recipes in this book reflect my affection for traditional ethnic cuisines and for foods with contrasting flavors and textures, so that your healthy food also includes the luscious contrasts of sweet savory and crispy chewy.
Ultimately, I hope this book will make you feel that paleo eating – too often defined by what we give up – is really about what we gain: health, vitality, a light heart, and memorable meals to be shared with the people we love.
You've probably heard the paleo diet called a lot of things. Caveman Diet. Primal. Real Food. Paleo Lifestyle. Around our house we call it "Dino-Chow." All of these terms refer to roughly the same way of eating that's based on the idea that we feel our best – and are our healthiest, mentally and physically – when we mimic the nutrition of our hunter-gatherer ancestors.
I know it sounds a little groovy or like something from science fiction. But evolutionary biologists, chemists, and nutritionists are really onto something. When we remove inflammatory foods from our diets – foods that were not part of our ancestors' daily meals – we reduce our risk for "diseases of civilization" like heart disease, diabetes, and cancers. Additionally, our energy levels are better, we look years younger, and we enjoy life more.
To understand all of the science behind these nutritional guidelines, I recommend you turn to the same experts that educated me:
Whole9: Melissa and Dallas Hartwig are the big brains behind the wonderful Whole30 program that's helped thousands of people slay their sugar demons and create a new, healthy relationship with real food. They consume and digest all the paleo research so that foodies like us can simply learn how to eat. Thanks to Melissa and Dallas, I can now enjoy my food without measuring every meal or recording every bite in a food journal.
Robb Wolf: The author of The Paleo Solution goes deep into the geeky science with a sense of humor that makes it all easily understood and relevant to daily life. Robb's book broadened my understanding of the "why" behind the paleo lifestyle so it's easier to do the right "what" on a daily basis.
Mark Sisson: The author of The Primal Blueprint presents a compelling case for living more primally in every aspect of life: nutrition, exercise, sleep, socializing, and sex! I love what Mark has to say about finding time to play and taking advantage of modern conveniences without feeling beholden to a thoroughly modern (unhealthy) lifestyle.
Nora Gedgaudas: The author of Primal Body, Primal Mind explains how blood sugar swings – from too many carbohydrates, and inadequate protein and fat – contribute to mental illness and general unhappiness.
The Resources section (p. 156) includes more details about these mentors, as well as a comprehensive list of the sources I turn to for inspiration and information.
Let's get the bad news out of the way immediately: Paleo eating means avoiding many foods that top your list of favorites. Different paleo practitioners promote differing guidelines. I follow the standards outlined by Melissa and Dallas Hartwig of Whole9. The guidelines are fairly stringent, but they're based on the compelling idea that we should eat the foods that make us healthiest, and I can't argue with that.
My "No" List includes the following, and you won't find any of these foods in Well Fed recipes.
PROCESSED FOODS: As a former Doritos aficionado, I know it can be hard to give up junk food. But anything found in the middle of the grocery store, housed inside brightly-colored plastic or cardboard, is not a healthy choice.
GRAINS: Despite conventional wisdom, even whole grains are not a good idea. Grains include wheat, corn, oats, rice, quinoa, barley, and millet. They're to be avoided in all their devilish forms: bread, pasta, cereals, breading on fried foods, etc.
LEGUMES: All beans – including black, kidney, pinto, white, and chick peas – fall into this category, along with lentils, peas, and peanuts, including peanut butter. (I know! Sorry! I don't make the rules; I just share them.)
SOY: Soy is a legume, but I've called it out separately because it's insidious and can be found in unsuspected places, like cans of tuna. Soy is to be avoided in all its forms: edamame, tofu, meat substitutes, and food additives.
SUGAR: Sugar appears naturally in fruit, and you may eat fruit. Yay! But other natural sugars that are added to foods to sweeten them, like brown sugar, maple syrup, agave nectar, stevia, evaporated cane juice, and honey, are out. Also out are artificial sweeteners, like Splenda, Equal, Nutrasweet, and aspartame.
DAIRY: The source of milk doesn't matter – cow, sheep, or goat. Milk and the creamy things made from it are off our plates, including cream, butter, cheese, yogurt, and sour cream. Some paleo people eat grass-fed, full-fat dairy; for me, the negatives outweigh the pleasure.
ALCOHOL: There is no argument anywhere that alcohol makes us healthier. Plus, you have a drink, then your drink has a drink, and soon, you're face first in a pile of french fries with cheese sauce.
WHITE POTATOES: Some paleo people eat potatoes; I'm not one of them. The starch in white potatoes produces a strong insulin reaction and they have very little to offer nutritionally.
VEGETABLE OILS: This includes basic vegetable oil – which isn't made from vegetables at all! – as well as peanut, canola, sunflower, safflower, soybean, and corn oils.
Each of the No foods has its own unique properties that put it on that infamous list. Generally, these foods are excluded because they either produce blood sugar spikes, cause systemic inflammation, or both. Yes, some are so bad they both wreak havoc on your insulin levels and fire up your immune system. We very strongly dislike them. (We're looking at you, grains.)
So, there's potentially a lot of bad news in that list. I understand.
But I'm going to make you feel better right now ...
Take a deep breath and think of every kind of meat, seafood, vegetable, and fruit you can.
Now think of fat sources like coconuts and avocados and olives and nuts and seeds. Visualize your list. Looks great, right? That's a lot of delicious food. And that is what makes up the paleo diet.
When I tell people I don't eat grains, sugar, or dairy, they invariably look at me like I've got two heads or as if I'm speaking Swahili, then they ask The Question: "What do you eat?!"
Animals and plants.
Generally speaking, the paleo diet is made up of nutrient-dense foods that began with dirt, rain, and sunshine. They come from the earth and would be recognizable as food by a person from any time in human history.
We eat real food: animal-based protein, vegetables, fruits, and natural fat sources.
I have excellent habits 95% of the time. I sleep eight hours per night to recover from and prepare for CrossFit training and lifting heavy barbells. I keep the house stocked with paleo ingredients and cook nutrient-infused food, so we can eat paleo food every day.
Then on rare occasions, I indulge. I become a temporary slug, and give in to the temptation of corn-based chip products, buttered popcorn, and an icy-cold glass of Prosecco. I might also occasionally sip on a glass of Ouzo and eat whipped cream.
These minor transgressions are possible because I make deposits in the good health bank the rest of the time. Every workout, every good night's sleep, every paleo meal is a deposit so that every once in a while, I can make withdrawals in the shape of a food treat.
This way of living started about two years ago when I made the switch to the paleo diet. Before then, I didn't have such excellent habits.
From grade school to the day I graduated from college, I was a chubby nerd and an easy target. My parents were both exceptionally good cooks – my dad owned a restaurant and my mom won almost every cooking contest she entered. I wore Sears "Pretty Plus" jeans because I really liked food, and I really didn't like to sweat. After a broken ankle and innumerable playground insults (At a bus stop, I was once unfavorably compared to a whale by one of the neighbor kids.), I stuck with reading and practicing the piano and roller skating to the library. I don't know how many gym classes I missed because I was "sick" or "forgot" my gym clothes. I do know that my P.E. attendance put my otherwise stellar grade point average in jeopardy.
Even though I avoided sports, I secretly admired the athletic kids. They walked taller than the rest of us. When I was in tenth grade, my dad took me to Annapolis to see the Navy band play a concert, and for about three weeks, I was determined to get in shape so I could apply to the Naval Academy. I abandoned that dream because I was incapable of doing pushups and situps – and I was too embarrassed and overwhelmed to ask for help.
For most of my life, I was haunted by a deep desire to be different than I was. To be thin. To feel confident. To break the cycle of thinking of food – and my behavior – as "good" and "bad."
I joined Weight Watchers and became a Lifetime Member with a weight loss of more than 50 pounds. I signed up with a CrossFit gym and learned to love workouts that scared my socks off. But despite my successes, it was still my habit to celebrate and to grieve and to stress out and to relax with food.
Although I worked out regularly, I didn't feel as strong – inside or out – as I wanted to. I had insomnia and allergies and stomach aches. My body didn't feel like it belonged to me. Then in 2009, I learned I had a nodule on my thyroid. The risk of cancer was high, so I had the nodule surgically removed, and the doctor hoped that my remaining half-thyroid would continue to function. It held on for a few months, then stopped working. It was a very difficult time. It was like constantly having a case of the blues, and I was sluggish, foggy-headed, and desperately worried about re-gaining all the weight I'd worked so hard to lose.
Then I found Whole9.
It was surprisingly easy for me to give up grains, despite my deep affection for toast, but saying goodbye to my standard breakfast of blueberries with milk almost did me in. I did not approach the paleo rules with an open heart.
But I committed. I followed the eating guidelines. I made it a project to get eight hours of sleep every night. I worked with my doctor to find the right doses for my thyroid hormones. And finally, eventually, I got my body back.
I spent about three decades at war with my body, with my short legs and stocky frame and junk food cravings and emotional eating. In comparison, giving up grains and dairy was easy. And in return, I've forged a partnership with my body that uses good food as fuel.
Now I know when and how often I can indulge in non-paleo foods, and I enjoy those once-in-a-while treats like never before. The food tastes a lot better when it's savored and not followed by a chaser of self-recrimination. I finally know how to truly celebrate on special occasions, while I live clean and healthy the rest of the time.
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Heat until bubbly.
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Add milk gradually, blending thoroughly.
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Blend mayonnaise into sauce.
Add mixture slowly to beaten eggs, stirring well.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2763 Calories from Fat 2227
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 248 g382%
Saturated Fat 52.4 g262.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1545.4 mg515.1%
Sodium 2656.1 mg110.7%
Total Carbohydrates 78 g25.9%
Dietary Fiber 13.6 g54.2%
Sugars 20.8 g
Protein 59 g119%
Vitamin A 56.4% Vitamin C 4.1%
Calcium 44.4% Iron 44.5%
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Collection CONCEPT by CAROTI
Bed with storage headboard
Upholstered bed
Bed with upholstered headboard
Bedroom set
Chairs by CAROTI
Leather executive chair
Leather chair
Folding chair