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WILMINGTON, NC (NEWS RELEASE) — Napier Fuller, Candidate for Wilmington City Council released this statement:
"Yesterday, about fifty of my political yard signs were stolen near the Landfall main gate and near Autumn Hall. Also, many other candidates' signs — Padgett, Saffo, Anderson, etc. — also vanished overnight in this area. At 4:30am today I went to check on my signs, and I noticed this theft. I have replaced many of them."
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Hey all, I'm looking to use my HD500 with my Suhr Badger 30 which has a serial effects loop. I find that just connecting the POD to the amp using the 4CM (with no effects set with the output set to studio/direct), I get a pretty noticiable volume drop as compared to just plugging the guitar intot he front of the amp. I have the outs set to line level and the master is set at 100%.
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I don't know what to think of myself.
It seems to me that I'm once again letting it all go... well, wherever it wants!
I'm not talking about healthy eating and stuff. No. I'm really done with this BS. I'm miles ahead of my inner beast. I have a piece of chocolate in the house, and it's been here 12 days. I have no idea when I'll eat it and I don't worry about it. I'll have when I'll crave something sweet, and that could be in a few hours or months from now. I don't care. It's freaking chocolate. It won't help me solve anything. And it's not even the first time I do this. I've kept another piece of chocolate around the house before, and it stayed around the house for over 2 weeks before I have it. And I finally had it when I REALLY wanted it. So we're good.
The only thing that works right now is me sticking to my good, new-founded habits.
Or, to be honest, I may had a little slip last night... But it wasn't serious. I was within my calorie range, though to the upper limit... It was hellish bread again.
I was watching a movie. I had already had dinner but I was hungry still. And I wanted seconds. That would be alright if I listened to my stomach and not to my eyes and brain which told me that my tiny second portion wasn't gonna fill me up. So it came to be another full portion and extra bread. It was a setback, me allowing myself to think like that; to retreat to compulsive overeating once again, but i didn't let it bring me down. Today was a different day and I had absolutely NO binges. I exercised and all. So my mindset is wayyyyy healthier than before.
Of course weightloss is a quite different thing... I've been stuck in the same weight three weeks now, when I'm doing everything right. The only thing I'm not preparing myself is bread. And it's whole-wheat. I don't know, maybe there's more calories to it than what my nutrition tracker proposes... And I can tell that I generally have a lot of bread during the day, but at the expense of other foods, so it shouldn't matter this much. Besides, when I was still losing weight, I had bread anyway... well maybe less of it.... So this week I think I'll try to replace bread with extra fruits and veggies to see how it'll work for me. Maybe that's what's stalling me. But I really hope it's not.
I like it too much to give it up. I will if I have to, of course. If that's what it's gonna take to be a smaller size, then to hell with bread. Plus, it might be disappointing to look at the same number every week, but I can tell I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE.
Boy, does it feel good to say it...
I'm doing my best.
And I'm a very obstinate person. Very obstinate AND patient. AND competitive. Once I start seeing the scale as a rival, BE CERTAIN I'll take it down and make it wish it had NEVER EVER been invented! I'm just not angry enough yet. You'll see guys, if someday you say "scale" and you don't remember what that word means, it'll be because Joanna will have really kicked its butt, smashed the f*** out of it and then blown it to heII. And I can tell you won't hear of it again. EVER again.
So my journey is generally kickin' a$$ now.
It's not perfect, it's not as good as I'd want, but it's still... a journey. It's not about the scale anymore, it's about myself and how much better I can be. It's the first time in my life I think this way. And I can tell I'm ecstatic that I do.
What isn't going so well is my attitude and mindset when it comes to everything else BUT healthy living.
I'm really messing up my social life (which isn't social yet, actually. it's the life of an anarchist hermit who means it when she says she just DOESN'T CARE about tomorrow or today). I told myself that I'd try to be out there, dilligent with my studies (i hardly ever went to classes almost a year now because I was depressed and unaware of it), trying to make friends and stuff. But somehoe I feel so much better locked inside my home, letting everything else out and away from me. I started not going to classes again. I sit inside all day and wonder why I feel so crappy when I go outside. I'm not approaching people, when I am out there I'm looking forwaard to get back inside and lock everyone else out. I hope I'll figure it out. I've been on antidepressants since July and my mood has improved A LOT. But I'm still not doing great.
To be honest, it might be that I'm also not head over heels with what I study. Economics I like, I just don't like that much of it. I'd rather be an artist. But it's been a long time since I sat down and transform my feelings or my memories into a poem or a short story. I don't feel I have something of importance to tell the world. And I don't think I'm talended in the first place. In fact, I've even come to dislike writing. It makes me sick to my stomach when I think of even trying to interpret my thoughts into a text. My head is such a bad place for me to be... I want to get out of there. Point is, even if I didn't study Economics and I was an artist, I'd most probably still hate every minute of it. Oh, I really wanna punch me in the face!
So yeah, I guess I'll keep fighting my way out of the house... I have to promise myself that next weekend I'll go out with someone. And I have to promise myself that this week I'll attend all my classes. HeII, that's a lot of promises I'm making...
Anyway, I'll try to do at least some of it. I know I can. I just don't know if I want to. No, I know I want to. But I love that part of me which doesn't want to a little too much not to let it have its way. Oh, and now I'm delirious. I can. I just wish I could say I WILL.
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You are open and honest about your successes and setbacks. The whole thing about scales is that they don't tell the whole story. When you eat a balanced diet and exercise, yes you lose weight, but your body is changing from those fatty parts to ones with more muscle. A pound of fat is huge when compared to a pound of muscle. So, as your body shifts from being fat to being trimmer, the scale might not move, but your measurements will tell the story much better. Take the time to measure and don't always rely on your scale to show you the progress you've made. This will help you realize that you are doing great!
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Bread. The latest thing I've read is that the GMO wheat has addictive substances in it. I do much better - and lose weight a faster - when I don't eat bread. If you have to have it, try bread made without gluten. And see if your mood and mindset improve. Gluten sensitivity can include depressive symptoms.
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Stafford's Cavalier Injured in Crash
Injured Stafford County Board Supervisor Jack Cavalier is receiving bedside visitors at his hospital room in Fredericksburg.
One of them is fellow county Supervisor Paul Milde who spoke to Cavalier just prior to going into surgery Monday afternoon.
Milde reports Cavalier has suffered broken bones, a snapped femur, as well as suffered lacerations on his head and legs.
"Jack is a great asset to this board. He brings with him great experience and great understanding of the issues, and we need him back on this board," said Milde.
After a four-year absence from the Board, Cavalier was once again voted to serve Stafford's Griffis-Widewater Magisterial District last fall. He was sworn back into office in January.
It's not clear if Cavalier will be able to attend the next regularly scheduled Board of Supervisors meeting. It's also too soon to know if he will be recognized during the next meeting, said Milde.
STAFFORD, Va. — Police said Stafford County Griffis-Widewater Supervisor Jack Cavalier was injured Sunday night in a crash involving a tractor trailer.
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Have you ever gone out to a nice restaurant, looked at the menu and seen the most delectable dish that calls your name? You look at it, decide it's too much to eat, move on and, invariably, come back to it and, somehow, despite your best intentions to behave and not overeat you order it anyway? You have? Me too. That's actually what my writing and podcasting workload has felt like lately. There's all these great things to work on, but if I try to do them all I'll be overextending myself. I've got 'Get Published', 'GalaxyBillies', my YA novel rewrite, my short fiction. They all take time and I want to do them up right. Then there's preparing for […]Read more
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GSP vs. Diaz: Video Highlights from the UFC 158 Weigh-InsMarch 16, 2013
UFC 158 is official after the 24 combatants weighed in successfully in Montreal.
Everyone was awaiting the staredown between Georges St. Pierre and Nick Diaz, but they barely got one. Nick Diaz ripped off his bracelet and attempted to get in GSP's face, but UFC President Dana White stepped in before anything could escalate.
The two fighters then faced the crowd and posed.
The co-main event weigh-in was much more civil.
Carlos Condit and Johny Hendricks hit their marks and squared off for the public. The fight will likely determine the top contender to the welterweight crown.
All other fights went off without issue as well. The closest mishap was when Dan Miller weighed in at 172 pounds, but after removing his boxers and stepping up on the scale in the buff, he got to 171. He is set to meet welterweight prospect Jordan Mein on the preliminary card to be seen on FX.
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Nick Ring (183 lbs) vs. Chris Camozzi (185 lbs)
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No Feral Cows In Wisconsin
Two Views On Pine Island Littering
Insect ID
Cooling Nettles' Sting
Hogs And Dogs
New Neighbors
New Generation Sees Changed Outlook
Cover Photo Request
Not-so-rustic Roads
UPDATE: DNR May Limit Vehicle Access To Lower Wisconsin Riverway; Emerald Ash Borer Moves Westward
No Feral Cows in Wisconsin
I was working at the public contact desk at Willow River State Park on a fairly busy weekend. A visitor came in and asked about hunting wild pigs. I repeated some things I had read in the magazine's August 2005 article on feral pigs (Wild hogs in the woods), and the visitor had further questions. I had others to serve so I provided the magazine for the visitor. After looking over the article, the visitor's next question was, "If I can hunt feral pigs, can I hunt feral cows?"
I explained that to my knowledge, feral cows are not an issue in Wisconsin since most herds are dairy cows and some farmers raise beef cattle, which also tend to be confined. Feral cows may exist in the western states where open range land is used by ranchers that do not need to confine the animals. That situation does not occur in Wisconsin.
Jeffrey Bolte
Cows and other livestock are considered domestic animals in Wisconsin and are thus protected from hunting. Beyond that, the dairy cow is by statute Wisconsin's official domestic animal.
Two Views on Pine Island Littering
I read the article about Pine Island that Michael Wessinger wrote in the August 2005 ( Readers Write, Disrespect for Pine Island) issue. I too am disturbed by the amount of garbage, tires, refrigerators and everything else that is thrown into the rural ditches of Wisconsin. I live in a rural area near Berlin. There is a town dump six miles from Berlin where you can take appliances, and all other waste for proper disposal. It costs a lousy $3 to dispose of an auto tire. Waste oil and appliances are FREE. Yet people dump them in the ditch.
I have worked for the Department of Corrections for 20 years. I see a lot of inmates with nothing to do, or not enough to do. Many of them want to keep busy. With proper screening and supervision, we can get these inmates out on the very roads Mr. Wessinger referred to in his article and get our beautiful state cleaned up. There are already inmate crews working in various areas of the community, and they are doing GOOD things. We need to expand on that. More importantly, let's get back on the publicity bandwagon and start preaching about keeping America's roadsides clean!
Eric Hamersma
I am responding to the August 2005 letter submitted by Mr. Wessinger regarding illegal trash dumping on the public land of Pine Island Wildlife area. This is a sad commentary on many levels. I too have had enjoyable and rewarding experiences there over the last quarter century and have commented to friends that we are lucky to have such a large contiguous area so close to urban areas to escape to, if only for a few hours or a day. The recounting of the trash heaps saddened me, but not as much as the response given to Mr. Wessinger. It may be true that the DNR has not received as much funding as it had asked for over recent years, but it cannot be scraping by as implied. As we see every day on our roads, in our cities, and fields, enforcement seems to be regarded as a concept and not something we have any realistic control over. Sit at a controlled intersection and observe drivers ignore traffic controls and safety. The scofflaw attitude exhibits "taking the easy path/me first" and if we accept the policy, "We don't have the resources to...," can we really blame those who trash our landscape and endanger others in traffic? Our attitudes need to change and the public should expect more out of the overseers of daily public living.
I think the situation described at Pine Island degrades the environment as much or more than deer poaching or manure spilling into a beloved trout stream, although bringing a litterer to justice will never make the front page or the evening news. As with most enforcement I observe, we as a society go for the big splash and not the mundane. That is as sad as the trashing of Pine Island and the...request for the public to [help] clean up for someone who probably would enjoy observing that effort.
John Lazaris
Insect ID
These insects were on a pine tree in groups of several hundred. They appeared as fuzzy three- to eight-inch diameter patches because of their antennae. I am just curious about what type of insect they are.
Burt Zielke
Linda Williams, DNR Forest Health Specialist, Green Bay, replied: "They're bark lice. They aren't a true louse, that's just their name. I believe they are the Psocid Lachessilla nubilus. Every year I get reports of bark lice congregating on trees. I don't know why they do this but they often congregate for a week or so and then mysteriously disappear. The congregations will have both adults and immature bark lice so this is not a mating congregation. They eat the dead portions of the bark and also feed on decaying plant material, including bark mulch and leaf mulch. They do no harm to the tree!"
Cooling Nettles' Sting
I enjoyed reading about stinging nettle (A nettlesome question) in the June 2005 issue. One thing that was not mentioned might interest anyone who has ever brushed up against this plant. There is often another plant growing nearby that will quickly ease the burning itch. This is jewelweed or touch-me-not. The juice inside the succulent stalks works much like Aloe vera works on a burn. Look for this plant growing in moist areas. You can identify it by its orange flowers and thick stalks. Crush the stalks and squeeze the juices on the affected area for almost instant relief.
Bill Fowler
Hogs and Dogs
I read Wild hogs in the woods (August 2005) by Kyle LaFond with great interest. I no longer hunt but had my first run-in with wild hogs in 1963 when I was a high school senior in Charleston, South Carolina. A big sow with piglets had charged the children of a family friend who lived in the mostly rural area of Johns Island. I was one of three people hunting, making my way through thick underbrush. I stepped out onto a well-worn path that was completely invisible until I was on it. I had only moved a few yards when the sow appeared and charged like a runaway locomotive. I had a double-barreled shotgun loaded with deer slugs. I fired both barrels at almost pointblank range. If one of the shots had not broken its front leg, I would probably not be here to write this letter. It was finished with a .45 coup de grace. She weighed about 300 pounds.
I then began hog hunting using Airedales and had a few more close calls since wild hogs will not always turn tail and run, especially if they have a litter. I had one chase me up a tree until my dogs arrived and ran him off.
The wild hogs in Hawaii are doing a great deal of damage as well as here in the South. Some of the wild hogs in the South can be traced to the Great Depression when small farmers went under and were evicted or abandoned their farms. The livestock was left behind. The large paper companies then bought up these lands from the banks for ten cents on the dollar, and the hogs left in place are the ancestors of many of today's wild hogs. I think one solution is to go back to the old fashioned bounty coupled with an open, year-round season. It could go a long way to bring down the population, maybe even eliminate it in places.
Lawrence Wertan
Regarding the article Wild hogs in the woods in the August 2005 issue, I am curious how the feral hogs manage winters in Wisconsin. Could you pass my question along to author Kyle LaFond? It would be helpful if you had contact information for the author at the bottom of each article (e.g., e-mail, phone number, address) as you do for the editor on the letters page. I enjoy your magazine and it helps me in my environmental responsibilities.
Peter C. McCarthy
Hogs forage in winter for leftover grain, acorns, old fruit, roots, carrion and whatever they can rut up. As you might guess, the pickings are slim, the temperatures are cold and this may limit their success in Wisconsin. Author Kyle LaFond has left our agency, but you might send a note to wildlife manager Dave Matheys who has been dealing with feral hogs in Vernon County.
Your point about designating a contact person in our stories is well taken. We try to do that when we can. Some authors are DNR staff people but others are freelancers. Feel free to write to us, by letter or e-mail and we'll be happy to connect you to the right person.
New Neighbors
Upon moving into our new home and starting to get the landscaping in place, some of our first visitors came up our driveway one early evening in June. They approached from the middle of the driveway and were the subject of numerous shots with the camera. Needless to say they ended up on my front step perched on the carved owl and took a snooze. Thought you might like to share this with subscribers!
Shirley Williams
New Generation Sees Changed Outlook
I recently read the article A generation of shared rights and shared responsibilities by Lisa Gaumnitz and David L. Sperling in the August issue. This article brought back many memories of discussions my father-in-law and I had over this topic in the early 80s. My father-in-law, Mr. Clyde S. Poulter of Birchwood, was an avid fisherman and a lifelong resident of northern Wisconsin. He would tell me about how angry he and his fellow fishermen would get over seeing local tribesmen taking large female walleyes by spearfishing and other means. This was truly a serious topic during this time and it was often the cause for many a heated discussion at the boat launches on the lakes at which my father-in-law fished.
I am glad to hear that the May 9, 1990 ruling that Judge Crabb made has helped both sides realize the importance of the walleye harvest, both culturally as well as recreationally. If my father-in-law were alive today, I know that he would truly be appreciative of all the work that has been done to help manage the walleye harvest as well as the tempers of those intimately involved.
Thank you for a very informative article on a topic that has touched the hearts and souls of many who were a part of this issue while living in the woods of northern Wisconsin.
Ronald E. Weberg
Cover Photo Request
In your August 2005 issue, you have a beautiful picture of one of the most beloved birds that we don't see any more. When I was a child we used to see a lot of red-headed woodpeckers on the farm lands. I'm wondering if I could get a reprint of the photo for framing. Please let me know if I can get a reprint and the price of such print.
Clement J. Schahezenski
Most of the photos used in our magazine are taken by freelance photographers who grant us one-time rights to their work. Some photographers are happy to sell prints for framing, but readers need to contact them directly. Write us at the Readers Write address and we'll put you in touch with them.
Not-So-Rustic Roads
I empathized with the article by Lynn Kuhns on the mowing of roadsides (Let the cup be unbroken, August 2005). We live on a side road in Grant County. The township crews mow first, then spray a toxic chemical that kills all vegetation except the grass, causing even low-hanging branches to turn black and die. Then they mow again, as far back as possible. One cutting went back about 30 feet to decimate a small grove of sumac that apparently was deemed hazardous. The irony? Our side road was designated a "Rustic Road" several years ago. All we lack is pavement and chain link and we would have a mini-Interstate!
Sandra Waldman
Besides Ms. Kuhns' aesthetic and naturalist's arguments in opposition to cutting the plants along Wisconsin's highways, it seems to me that there are at least two more significant reasons to leave ditches in their natural states. It doesn't take much imagination to believe that a vehicle, skidding off highway pavement would come to a much slower, gentler, safer stop when cushioned by tall grasses, small shrubs and other similar plants than when careening over more closely-cropped lawn-type vegetation. (The same function is provided by snow, once a vehicle has penetrated a plowed-up snow bank; evidence of this is readily seen from time to time in winter.)
Secondly, given the crises in annual governmental budgets, think of the savings in operator-hours and equipment purchases and upkeep if cutting were to be reduced or eliminated.
Richard C. Schneider Stevens Point
DNR May Limit Vehicle Access to Lower Wisconsin Riverway
Department of Natural Resources officials are considering limiting vehicle access to some Lower Wisconsin State Riverway properties because of continued littering, vandalism and damage to plant and wildlife habitat.
Steve Colden, property supervisor for the 92-mile riverway, stressed that DNR is not thinking about closing the properties to public access. The vehicle restriction would address persistent problems property staff has encountered, especially with ATVs operating in unauthorized areas.
Last spring, property managers filled two 20-yard dumpsters with trash dumped on riverway properties, including items such as couches, tires, refrigerators, televisions and drywall. A vehicle restriction would stem such illegal dumping, as well as alleviate safety concerns during the fall hunting seasons.
"I hope that riverway area residents will take pride and ownership in the Lower Wisconsin State Riverway, a precious resource that is just out their back door," said Colden. "Local residents need to influence other riverway users to stop illegal activities on all public property and provide information to law enforcement officials when appropriate."
Emerald Ash Borer Moves Westward
An infestation of emerald ash borer (EAB), an exotic, aggressive beetle native to Asia, was recently confirmed in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, in Brimley State Park along Lake Superior. Since its discovery in southeast Michigan in 2002, the pest is responsible for the death or damage of 15 million ash trees in Michigan.
The infestation is the first report of EAB in the Upper Peninsula and the Michigan departments of Agriculture and Natural Resources are working quickly to eradicate EAB in this isolated infestation. Eradication measures include removal of all ash trees larger than one inch within a half mile of the site.
The discovery is alarming because the infestation was established prior to last May when the Michigan Department of Agriculture instituted a hardwood checkpoint at the Mackinac Bridge to prevent the spread into the Upper Peninsula. Since the checkpoint was established, officials have inspected 63,000 cords of logs and pulpwood, and confiscated 245 cubic yards of firewood.
Watch for our story next April about steps people can take to slow the spread of this invader and other forest pests by being careful with their firewood.


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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Gaslamp Killer x Cinnaman: Redlight Radio Show
Just moments after waking up and still getting the rheum out my eyes and I see this tweet. I knew The Gaslamp Killer was on tour in the EU again, so this made total sense. So I popped the lap open and tune in. Hadn't heard Cinnaman is quite a while, and it's always nice to hear GLK. Say wrd. More importantly, it's always nice to discover some new online radio, and see more of Parra's art. ;)
Some nice little bangers in there like some new Mono/Poly as well as some new Lunice.
PS, was nice go hear some Weeknd just as I tuned in. Shouts to Cinnaman for that one. Say wrd.
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Breast Cancer Awareness month
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Nearly 6,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer it's the most common cancer in women in the UK. This October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month it's time to understand the facts, where you can seek help & advice and find fundraising events which provide funds towards the prevention of the disease.
Pink Products
This October look out for pink products which donate money directly to research to prevent breast cancer. Pick up a treat for yourself or spoil someone special with a range of pink items available for your home or lifestyle, beauty or fashion products from Breast Cancer Care. Some items will be available in store so look out for products from t-shirts to bread, with the pink ribbon on it.
Wear it pink
Last year thousands of people took to their office, school and home in a fabulous array of pink and on Friday 21st October you can join them too! Get your colleagues involved at work by encouraging them to bake, eat or buy something pink. There are even suggestions on how to get your boss on board to support the cause.
Get yourself checked out
Women between the ages of 50-70 are invited for a mammogram every 3 years as part of the UK NHS breast cancer screening programme but you can also look out for changes in your breasts by frequently checking yourself and start understanding what your breasts feel like normally and when you get your period so you can then spot any changes. The NHS have also created a Be Breast aware leaflet so you can understand what to look out for.
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If you have concerns and feel worried about your breast health there is a range of support available to you. Seek professional advice and consultation from your doctor, talk to a team of cancer specialists nurses from Cancer Research UK and download the Breast Check Now app from Breast Cancer Care.
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Madison said at 18:25 on 02 October 2016
Thanks for sharing, breast cancer awareness is so important and it is remarkable all the different efforts and programs that are available during awareness month, no matter your gender or age you should be informed and encourage other women in your life to do the same. There are so many simple things you can do to be safe and help other women.


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Why Did I Eat That?
"Why did I eat that?" If I could have a nickel for every time I have said that I would be driving a lot nicer car. Digging deep into the whys of my eating has been an important part of my weight loss journey: why am I eating and is it a healthy (mind, spirit, and body) reason?
First, is this healthy for me emotionally? The emotion I am mostly trying to silence when I eat is boredom. For others they eat out of fear or unworthiness, sadness or excitement. If I'm choosing to eat out of a lack of emotional fulfillment then I (try to) stop, ask myself "how are you feeling?", and cope with whatever feeling I'm experiencing in a healthy way. For me, that means finding a book to read, taking a walk, getting on Pinterest or watching TV; all better ways to satisfy my boredom than eating a servings worth of breakfast cereal standing in the kitchen. I think it helps to name the feeling you are experiencing. (This is something called "I" statements that I use when I counsel children and teens—stating feelings is one of the best emotional skills you can master.) For example, "I'm feeling so sad because of the fight I had with my sister, I would like to eat four peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, but I'm going to draw a bubble bath have a good cry and call her when I'm done." Deal with your real feelings; don't mask them with food or anything else.
Next, is this healthy for me physically? This is a target of most disordered eating—whether you are eating too many calories or too little, obese or underweight you must analyze the cost to your physical body. This was a huge piece of the puzzle for me! I was exercising 4-5 days a week and still gaining weight because I was "treating" myself 3-4 times a week to greasy burgers and cheesy enchiladas while emotionally eating out of boredom. Once I began to focus on healthy eating and tracking my eating habits, the weight came off because I was finally giving my body what it needed.
Finally, is this healthy for me spiritually? I'm not sure about you, but I know my spirit couldn't survive if I knew I could never cut loose and celebrate! There is so much to be enjoyed in life and food is one of the things we celebrate with, fellowship over, and delight in the new experiences it brings us. I remember the first time I tried a pomegranate—I was scared and excited, the little kernels of this mystery fruit exploded in my mouth in a mixture of sweet-tart mixture that was both juicy and crunchy. I laughed out loud it was so delicious! Other times food is a way we connect with those we love—past, present, and future. As I bake Christmas cookies with my mom and sister using a recipe handed down to us from our great-grandmother I am bonded with my current family, my past relations, and my future when I will share this experience with my own children. It really isn't about the cookies; it's about nourishing my soul through celebrations and connections.
Evaluating my food choices by these three questions has helped me to gain balance and perspective about my eating habits. Compartmentalizing my eating habits as purely physical makes me no more than a cow chewing on grass! Recognizing and evaluating, not only my physical, but my emotional and spiritual reasons for eating has been a tremendous help to my journey towards a healthy life. I hope the next time you are staring down a container of Oreos you will consider the health of your mind, body, and soul and ask yourself "Why do I want this?"


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Erica - posted on 11/17/2008 ( 7 moms have responded )
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User - posted on 11/17/2008
I started to train my 3year old twin boys when they were 2and a half but they were not ready. They starting to ask to go pee just after their 3rd birthday day. They use the washroom all day long we just have to work on the night time
Diane - posted on 11/17/2008
When he is ready--we started at age 2 and decided one naked weekend and after my son pee'd on the floor that was it for him and the potty was great. My parents live on a farm (and we have a huge tree'd back yard close to the city) and in spring and summer it is the BEST thing to head out and pee on the tree---great incentive if you have a chance. good luck and as others have said they will do it when they are ready--push and they will push back.
User - posted on 11/17/2008
I agree with both the moms before me. You have to wait until they are ready and that varies for every child, but i think even more so for boys! I have two boys and my oldest was about a month after he turned 4 and my youngest was about a month after he turned 3. Both got it in a matter of a couple of days, fully trained-day and night-within a week. But it was nothing but a struggle and headache for BOTH of us when I tried to push it before they were ready.
A big key is being able to stay dry for periods of time and able to pull his pants up and down by himself.
Kelsey - posted on 11/17/2008
My son was 18 months and was so easy. One day he didn't have his diaper on and he had an accident on the floor and I put him on the toilet and he got the connection right away and was pretty much potty trained from then on. I just acted like it was a really big deal when he did it. I got excited and so did he and everyone else in the house.
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I heard they should be waking up with a dry diaper, that is a good sign they are ready.
Take your time, it will all work out, don't worry too mcuh about other kids and compare yours to them, just some friendly advice.
User - posted on 11/17/2008
When I read up on it for my son, there are certain body things they have to be doing...hiding when they go potty, waking up dry, and can talk enough to communicate that they have to go. Hope that helps, my son was about 2 1/2 for number 1 and fought tooth a nail for #2 around 3 1/2
April - posted on 11/17/2008
I didn't start actually TRYING until he was 2 to 2.5 years old. I introduced the potty to him, and we would talk about it. I also had a potty video, but he just wasn't interested. Finally, just about 2 months before turning 4 years old, he got it. He just decided to start using the potty. I didn't push it, and a few times I tried the reward thing (M&Ms for everytime he went in the potty), but in the end, he just started doing it when he was ready. Every boy is different.
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Arna Bontemps Short Fiction Analysis
(Literary Essentials: Short Fiction Masterpieces)
The Old South, Arna Bontemps's collection of short stories, contains fourteen selections, the first of which is an important essay, "Why I Returned," an account of his early life in Louisiana and California and his later life in Alabama and Tennessee. All of the selections are set in the South of the 1930's (a time when this region was yet unchanged and thus "old") or concern characters from the South. Some of the stories are also autobiographical—"The Cure," "Three Pennies for Luck," "Saturday Night"—and some are sharply satirical portraits of influential white women: a wealthy patron of young black musicians in "A Woman with a Mission" and a principal of a black boarding school in "Heathens at Home." The titles of these latter stories are self-explanatory.
Bontemps was brought up in the Seventh-day Adventist church, for which his father had abandoned the Creoles' traditional Catholicism. The boarding school and college Bontemps attended as well as the academy where he taught in Alabama were sponsored by the Adventists. Though Bontemps did not remain active in this church, he was deeply religious all his life. Several of his stories thus have religious settings and themes, including "Let the Church Roll On," a study of a black congregation's lively charismatic church service. Bontemps was early influenced by music since his father and other relatives had been blues and jazz musicians in Louisiana. "Talk to the Music," "Lonesome Boy, Silver Trumpet," and "A Woman with a Mission" all concern young black musicians.
Several selections concern black folk culture and folklore: "The Cure," "Lonesome Boy, Silver Trumpet," and "The Devil Is a Conjurer." The latter story reflects the human desire to invest nature with a sense of the mysterious, which unimaginative men find foolish and unprofitable. In addition, at least seven of Bontemps's stories, including the three named above, involve a young boy or man seeking or discovering meaning and worth in family and community, which some Bontemps scholars believe was a principal desire in the author's own life.
Bontemps's short stories treat sensitive political, economic, and social themes that are also employed in his two novels of slave revolts, Black Thunder (1936) and Drums at Dusk (1939).
"Blue Boy" in The Old South concerns an escaped black murderer who is hunted down and killed after he commits a second homicide. The action in this story is seen from two perspectives, that of a young child and of the criminal himself. Robert Bone argues that the criminal named Blue is in fact "Bontemps's apotheosis of the blues hero." In his best stories Bontemps achieves an aesthetic distance, mastery of literary form, and a belief in transcendence in spite of his characters' struggles in a world that often denies them human value. Though Bontemps's stories have been compared with those of Richard Wright, Bontemps's are less angry and acerbic.
"A Summer Tragedy"
"A Summer Tragedy," first published in Opportunity in 1935, is Bontemps's best-known, most frequently anthologized, and perhaps most successful short story because of its artistic interlacing of setting, symbolism, characterization, and folklore. As Bontemps's biographer, Kirkland C. Jones, has observed,...
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Sens deal Elliott for Anderson
The Ottawa Senators and Colorado Avalanche have exchanged American goaltenders in a trade on Friday, according to reports.
Brian Elliott heads for Colorado, with Craig Anderson coming to the Senators.
"I didn't think our goaltending was good enough going forward," Ottawa general manager Bryan Murray said at a press conference.
"The good thing about it is we get a chance for 20-something games to look and watch [Anderson] and, during that time period, I would think that we'll have discussions and we'll see where we want to be and where he wants to be."
Elliott joins Mike Fisher, Chris Kelly and Jarkko Ruutu in the exodus out of Ottawa during a disappointing season and a current stretch of 18 losses in 20 outings.
Both netminders have struggled after enjoying terrific 2009-10 campaigns.
Anderson, who turns 30 in May, was the primary reason Colorado made it back to the playoffs last season, racking up seven shutouts in 71 games with a 2.63 goals-against average. He has no shutouts in 31 starts this season, and his average has ballooned to 3.28.
Free agent July 1
The Park Ridge, Ill., native is an unrestricted free agent come July 1. He is earning just over $2.1 million US this season.
Murray said Anderson was excited by the deal and was expected to arrive to be backup for Friday's home game against Boston.
Elliott, who turns 26 in April, has put together several winning streaks in his three seasons with Ottawa, but like the team, has struggled this season. His save percentage has dropped to .894, with an average of 3.19.
He has compiled nine shutouts in 130 career games with Ottawa.
"I think Brian was put in a very difficult position here," said Murray, alluding to the fact that he's often been overworked due to Pascal Leclaire's frequent injuries.
Murray added that Elliott often let goals get to him mentally.
The Senators feel rookie Robin Lehner will eventually be the solution to their years-long search for quality netminding. However, with Leclaire injured, Anderson's arrival buys them time to ease Lehner into the NHL ranks.
Confidence shaken
His departure is just the latest in a string of goaltenders to pass through Ottawa's room with his confidence shaken.
"Maybe we haven't gone out and got the right goaltender," Murray said when asked about the team's bad luck with netminders. "We haven't had the high-end guy here that's come and he doesn't care about anything other than playing well and he plays well."
Elliott is making $900,000 this season and is a restricted free agent this summer.
Murray said that, with still more than a week to go before the Feb. 28 trade deadline, he may not be done making moves.
Among the other candidates likely to be out the door is veteran defenceman Chris Phillips. Murray intended to speak with Phillips's agent, J.P. Barry, on Friday.
Phillips, an unrestricted free agent to be, holds a no-trade clause in his contract and has stated his preference to stay in Ottawa. But he likely holds some value on the trade market and would probably need to take a pay cut from the $3.5 million he's making this season to fit into the Senators' rebuilding project.
Murray is open to trading any player except for 38-year-old captain Daniel Alfredsson and 20-year-old all-star rookie defenceman Erik Karlsson.
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Is the iconic Yosemite due for a makeover?
Yosemite's Mirror Lake once was a large pool but has transformed into a pond-filled meadow due to sediment from the Tenaya Creek
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Yosemite is one of America's most legendary National Parks, made iconic through Ansel Adams' famous photographs. Which might be why a proposed makeover has stirred up some controversy.
The Merced River Plan has spent about a decade tied up in courts, but was finally formally presented to the public a couple weeks ago. Proposed changes include:
- banned bike, horse, and raft rentals (personal ones would still be allowed)
- removal of pools from the Ahwahnee Hotel and Yosemite Lodge (those at Curry Village and Wawona will remain)
- removal of ice rink from Curry Village
- demolition of the Sugar Pine stone bridge
- closing of the family-focused Yosemite Art Activity Center
- reconstruction of about 40 percent of the 406 campsites lost in a 1997 flood,
- restoration of 203 acres of meadows
- improvement to parking facilities and services
- increased access for 1,000 more guests to enjoy overnight stays at campsites and in cabins
Below is a video that showcases this beautiful place:
Yosemite HD from Project Yosemite
Funding as already been secured for the proposed project, which is projected to cost $235 million over the next 15-20 years. The National Park Service (NPS) has spent about $23 million since the Merced River flood of 1997 on planning and litigation. The new plan in part stems from a 2008 court ruling that claimed that related development on the nearby Merced River has led to its partial degradation. Public comment ends April 18, 2013.
Efforts to protect the river have led to a somewhat unintended proposal that gets at the heart of the NPS' difficult mission - to provide recreation opportunities for the American public and to also preserve one-of-kind landscapes like Yosemite.
This is a two-fold mission that The Wilderness Society shares. We know that land protection depends upon lovers of wilderness who recreate and act as stewards.
See a street view of Merced River in Yosemite National Park below:


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The goal of Rachel's Kids Inc. is to provide opportunities and improved quality of life for those children who live in the inner city neighborhoods of Memphis. The sole focus of our effort is directed towards the children of the Binghampton section near Midtown Memphis.
A secondary goal is to develop professional, effective, and innovative grass-roots philanthropic leadership around the city. We have gone beyond saying love your neighbor; we have found a way to show them. Rachel's Kids has embraced the vision of former Secretary of State, Colin Powell, who expresses our vision of Rachel's Kids, "that every kid needs a relationship with a caring adult, safe places to meet, a healthy start, a place to develop marketable skills, and an opportunity to serve others".
Christmas Activities 2012
Reindeer Factory at Rachel's Flowers
The past several
months have been especially busy in the land of Rachel's Kids. Rachel's Flowers
hosted reindeer making days on three different Sunday's to get a jump start on
the Christmas season. Volunteers, children
and parents gathered together to build reindeer and hopefully make lasting
connections. On each of the Sunday's there were many reindeer made as well as
crafts for younger children to make. The first Sunday was held prior to
Halloween and the craft of the day was carving jack-o-lanterns for the children
to light at 6pm. The second Sunday was
right before Thanksgiving so the children crafted turkeys out of apples. However, an additional trip to the store was
required due to the apples being eaten before craft time began. The final Sunday occurred in early December
with Christmas cookie decorating being the craft of the day. There were smiles and laughs shared by all
whom took time out of their weekend to volunteer to make lasting memories.
Most recently
Rachel's Flowers was turned into a reindeer factory where on any given day you
would find children and their parents making reindeer of various sizes and
personalities. The flower shop was abuzz with children talking and playing as
their creations came to life. Upon
entering the shop, customers were greeted by the sight of many reindeer
awaiting their purchase. As you came
further into the shop, you could hear the sound of drills, saws and most
importantly, laughter. It was hard to
keep up with the reindeer demand as word spread of the creations being made by
the children and parents of the Binghampton neighborhood. Reindeer ranged in price from $10 for small
or 3 small for $25, $17.50 for medium, $25 for large and $37.50 for
extra-large. The proceeds from each
reindeer sale went directly back to the child or parent who created it. For many people in the Binghampton
neighborhood, extra spending money is a rarity, so for each person the money
they made was used for things they normally could not afford. Some would put the money towards household
items or utilities, others bought Christmas presents for their siblings or
parents. Shelley Orman from ABC24 came to the shop to do a piece featuring
Rachel's Kids and the reindeer, click the link below to watch the video. The
reindeer factory is now closed for the season and only a few are left lingering
in the shop, with each bringing back a fond memory of Christmas joy.
A Trip to Zoo Lights
A group of Rachel's
Kids and volunteers took an unforgettable trip to the Memphis Zoo for Zoo
Lights on a cold and brisk Monday evening.
The group met at Rachel's Flowers so the children could meet the
volunteers and a caravan could be formed to begin the trip. There were some new faces of volunteers
making the trip to Zoo Lights and they brought with them gloves, scarves, hats
and fleece jackets for the children to wear.
This donation was a true gift as many of the children were not dressed
for the cold night. Excitement was in
the air as everyone loaded up in cars and headed to the Zoo. Some of the children and volunteers had never
been to the zoo, so it was brand new experience for all! Thanks to a very generous donor, Rachel's
Kids were given tickets for free entry.
The evening was very special and everyone that attended had a great
time! There were several sites to be
seen at the zoo with the most notable was the live reindeer exhibit. Several
enjoyed a whirl on the Ferris wheel while others chose to keep their feet
firmly planted on solid ground. The most
surprising entertainment came when the group stumbled upon the ice skating
rink. The children and volunteers had a
blast either by changing out of the shoes into ice skates or by watching from
the side lines. It's safe to say that
each and every one of us had a huge smile on our faces while bundled up in the
rink. As we were leaving the skating
rink, everyone was cold so a trip to the closest vendor was in order. There were several cups of hot chocolate,
bags of popcorn and plates of funnel cakes consumed by the hungry group. As the
cold night air began to take its toll and legs of small children (and adults)
were beginning to wear the trolley came by and saved the day! We all loaded up
and headed towards the exit to begin the final leg of the journey….dinner at El
Toro Loco! El Toro Loco has been very
kind to Rachel's Kids and welcomed the large group with open arms. This dinner
was the perfect way to end a fantastic and unforgettable evening. For the volunteers, it was a reminder of the
true meaning of Christmas and an absolute blessing to be a small part in making
a child smile. For the children, it was
an evening to experience something they may not have had in the past or
future. To say it was a memorable
experience is an understatement, we created memories to last a lifetime.
A Memorable Christmas Eve!
For several weeks
prior to Christmas Eve, presents were being purchased and donated in
anticipation of the big day. Bags upon
bags of presents over-flowed the flower shop and Rachel's house waiting to be
given to a child or family. Volunteers
gathered together on Christmas Eve and created a game plan on how to bring joy
to several families involved with Rachel's Kids. Groups were formed, cars deployed and
Christmas joy brightened many homes this year.
The process took over 6 hours to complete but no one complained as the
smiling faces of the children and parents reminded everyone the reason for the season. Hugs and smiles were passed out freely as
were thank-you's and tears. Christmas
Day was also an eventful day for Rachel's Kids as more presents were handed out
to more families that could not have been reached on Christmas Eve.
The events of
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day would not have been possible without the
generous donations throughout the year, hours of volunteer time and the overall
generosity of those that recognize the need to give back. Rachel's Kids wants to thank all those who
have donated financially or their time to help the residents of the Binghampton
neighborhood and all those serviced by Rachel's Kids!
Be sure to check out the Events & Photos Page for new pictures from 2012!
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He trapped her in a warm embace as she wept.
"I guess it was supposed to happen."
Oliver did nothing but run his fingures up and down his spine. The only way to calm her down. They stayed that way for a while.
"I'm here for you Chris, you know that right?" He lifted her chin up so he could see her green eyes.
All she did was kiss him in response.
Genres: Romance, Angst, Young Adult Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Draco, Fred, George, Harry, Hermione, Luna, Neville, OC , Oliver, Sirius Pairings: Harry/Ginny, Ron/Hermione, Neville/Luna, Draco/OC, Other Pairing
Advisory: Strong Language, Mild Violence, Contains Slash (Same-Sex Pairing), Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme, Contains Spoilers
Published: 2011.02.13 Latest Chapter: 2011.04.16 Updated: 2011.04.16 Status: WIP (4494 words)
: Living Broken by CrAzEd_TeEn
Fred died, his girlfriend Max was going to tell him something big before he left, but obviously didn't happen. She had to move in with an old friend, Oliver, and he kind of helped. *Well,* thought, *At least it'll have a father figure, kind of.*
Then Oliver ran through the front door yelling "I blocked all of Ginny's goals! We are gonna party!"
"Um, better not have any alcohoul involved."
Genres: Humor, Romance, Angst Era: Post-Hogwarts Characters: Fred, George, OC , Oliver Pairings: Other Pairing
Advisory: Strong Language, Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Substance Use or Abuse, Sensitive Topic/Issue/Theme
Published: 2011.03.23 Latest Chapter: 2011.04.02 Updated: 2011.04.02 Status: WIP (1305 words)


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Neymar's actions will melt your heart
Boy gets lifelong thrill from Brazilian star
Forgive the cheesy title, but this is a video that will definitely endear you to Brazilian superstar Neymar.
Yes, a young boy did run on to the field during Brazil's practice on Sunday. It's when he was being escorted off the field by security that Neymar quickly stepped into action.
He jogged over and returned with the boy back onto the pitch.
As if that wasn't enough of a thrill, he introduced the boy to his teammates and snapped a few photos that will serve as proof when the boy tells this unbelievable story years from now.
Maybe the kid knew Neymar would come to the rescue, after all, it's not the first time the phenom has helped a young boy who found himself where he wasn't supposed to be.
Check out this adorable moment from a friendly between Brazil and South Africa in March.
Neymar is a rare talent and his face is everywhere you go in Brazil. His name is spoken in the same breath as superstars like Ronaldo and Romario.
So you can imagine the collective gasp that swept across Brazil when he went down in training today
Luckily he appears to be OK.
Some think he could be one of the best Brazilians ever and this World Cup is his chance to prove himself.
The New York Times has named him one of the top three new soccer fashion icons and dubbed him the next David Beckham (in the fashion sense that is).
Neymar's style and charisma has won him millions of fans.
Today he helped one boy fulfill his dream. His next challenge: helping an entire country fulfill its dream of winning the Word Cup on home soil.
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It's predictable
Via the BBC's Premier League predictor. Click here to play. I completed my under the influence of alcohol. I've seen a few people predict that Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea will all finish on around 71 points. Which means heartbreak thanks to goal difference. I've decided to go against the expectations that are most likely to play out and instead romanticise the idea that others will choke this time, rather than the usual suspects (us).
My entire prediction really rests on us beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge (why you laugh at me?) and Arsenal dropping points on the final day away to Newcastle. In short, I have us down to win all our remaining games. Zany. I'm such a rebel.
Fantasy football. Just let me embrace my delusion for a little while longer.
So, for the record:
4th May
Spurs 2 Soton 0
QPR 0 Arsenal 3
5th May
Man Utd 2 Chelsea 1
8th May
Chelsea 1 Spurs 2
11th May
Aston Villa 1 Chelsea 2
12th May
Stoke 1 Spurs 2
14th May
Arsenal 2 Wigan 0
19th May
Chelsea 1 Everton 1
Newcastle 2 Arsenal 2
Spurs 3 Sunderland 0
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text: Walter J. Mazurek, US Navy Veteran, beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee Kokonas; loving father Anastasia (Otis) Usher; loving grandfather of Alexandra; dear brother of Marie (late Bob) Wanland and the late Gus, Roman (late Virginia), Frank, Ann and Norbert; loving uncle of nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 27, at 10:30 a.m. From Colonial-Wojciechowski Funeral Home, 8025 W. Golf Rd., Niles, to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Mass 11 a.m. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Heart Association, appreciated. Visitation Monday, 4 to 9 p.m. Info 847-581-0536 or www.colonialfuneral.com