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My obsession with the Six Word Memoir idea and books has once again come back to resurface. This review will be different because there is not really a story to sum up and reflect on. Instead there are hundreds of life stories shared in six words. The latest book that I read in the series was Not Quite What I Was Planning: Six Word Memoirs by the famous writers and obscure from Smith Magazine. I absolutely love reading these memoirs. I check the site everyday and this book I had to read as it was one that finally came in the library. I have decided to buy all the books because I love to read these so much. They cause you to process your life. How would you write your life in six words? I have posed this question before and I pose it to you again. Write your memoir in six words and submit to the comments. I have added my top 10(current) memoirs from this book. The first one was in the introduction. I share this because to read this book you must read them slowly and think about who the person behind the memoir truly is. The first one posted is described in the introduction as "The bittersweet "Cursed with cancer. Blessed with friends" came not from a wise, optimistic grandmother, but a nine-year old thyroid-cancer patient survivor. Knowing this tidbit completely changes the dynamics of this memoir and as I read the book I had to stop to visualize the different people who could have shared this or that particular memoir.
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Cursed with cancer, blessed with friends
Says deaf boyfriend: you're too quiet
Fix a toilet, get paid crap
Lived in moment until moment sucked
Dabbler in much, expert in none
Girlfriend is pregnant, my husband said
Lived like no tomorrow, tomorrow came
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I went to see Wavves last night. It was weird. I really like his/their songs but their onstage attitude really put me off.
They pulled in a decent sized crowd for Cardiff which is fairly rare here, especially for a band who've not really released anything over here. People nodded along to the music and clapped and went "woo" and all the usual behaviour, but then the band kept making comments like "you people are boring" and "I think everyone here's sisters just died or something". I'm not really looking for a "we love you Springfield" moment or anything, but I do think it's pretty rich to chastise an audience who've come out to watch you on a cold Wednesday night and paid a 5er for the privilege. It's not as though they even gave us a chance to warm to them, it was pretty much from the first song onwards.
I usually like buying merch at gigs too because it's nice to think that maybe you buying a CD or a t-shirt means that the band might be able to buy a nicer brand of service-station sandwich on the way to their next show, but I just thought "fuck 'em" really. Rather my local record shop get their share of my money.
My friend pointed out that it seems a bit contrary to the whole DIY/all-inclusive thing they seem to be a part of.
Also, reading your own reviews on Pitchfork in front of a crowd of people - pretty lame?
It was such a shame, I really do like the songs.
I'm going to the Brighton show tonight,i will report back any tosseries by Wavves!
Come to the Penthouse after!
i am DJing and it will be good for you and I will not be a tosser. possibly.
plus, I have been playing Wavves since last summer, so y'know, I know. and that.
any idea
if there will be tickets on the door? can't find links for tickets anywhere!
That does sound pretty bad
I don't think I've ever seen any artists give that much shit to the crowd, unless it part of live style (teenage jesus apparently gave massive amounts to people at there new york show back in july) but wavves doesn't seem like the kinda music where you'd expect that.
There may well be a good reason the audience are bored, great way to gee them up and get them onside! Money definately better invested in Spillers, ungrateful fuckers!
this is why i love
Crystal Castles. very bad attitude. So Wavves has a band? i was expecting just him. I'm on his side. clapping and woo-ing is boring. audiences are boring. have you ever been in one? it's just a load of people staring at the stage with semi-blank or semi-serious, or semi-look-at-me-and-see-how-much-I-am-feeling-it faces on.
Pissed Jeans kept doing that at Release The bats in Brum
"The London crowds are way better than You" kind of thing. Just made me think the singer was a dick. I enjoyed them tho. It's all an act i guess. Rile people up.
Bands who blame the audiences for poor audience reactions are idiots.
True, some crowds are more difficult than others (and I'd say my band's 2 gigs in Cardiff so far have had slightly tougher crowds than London) but that just means you have to work a bit harder - that's no bad thing. No band should expect adulation on a plate just for turning up.
^ this
bands that sulk onstage should have all their instruments burned and then be put to work as chimney sweeps.
It really, really grates when bands throw a strop.
well put!
thats interesting, where were the gigs in cardiff and what made them
feel like tougher crowds than london ?
One was the Buffalo Bar during Swn and one was at Clwb Ifor Bach last week
Basically it was simply that the majority of the crowd were content to stand and watch the gig rather than dancing or owt like that. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing in itself - it can obviously often mean they're actually focussing on what's going on and it can be nice sometimes when people just watch.
It just makes it much harder to get a read on how much they're enjoying themselves so you have to continually work hard during the gig 'cos you can't be sure if you've won 'em over or not.
My feeling afterwards both times based on people's reactions after the gig was that they had been interested in what we were doing - I just couldn't be sure at the time!
as an old person I no longer have the legs to dance about like a
tool at gigs. I prefer to stay a little further back and suck it all in. Cardiff crowds always seem a fair bunch to me and Clwb is a great venue fairdos. I will check you out next time you're in town.
Bear in mind though that your last gig here was on the same night that Wales lost at rugby so you can forgive people for not climbing the walls! ;-)
I've seen Wavves twice in the last week and nothing like that^ happened. You must have caught them on a an off-day.
Wavves seemed pretty safe in Leeds
One guy shouted from the back 'So you can't do it alone then!' and he responded with a chuckle and a 'fuck you'. Nothing like that.
Heckle during the first show:
Punter: Make 'em dance!
Band: Kirsten Dunst?
Punter: Make 'em dance!
Band: What?
Punter (in a whiny, emo voice): It doesn't matter ...
Band: Boss, you gotta speak up
I read that last sentence like
he read out his Pitchfork review on stage. Which sounds like it should be part of some horrible indie comedy sketch. "Look I got 9.543, you should be cheering louder than this!"
Are you Wayne Coyne?
I saw Wavves on Sunday and didn't think they were like this. I even bought a CD and T-shirt that you didn't. Anyway, banter shouldn't be used on stage unless it's fucking solid gold dynamite.
yeah, HE didn't say anything
but that douchey douche dude in the crowd who kept adding some crappy commentary was a right DOUCHEY DOUCHE. constantly whining, "are we in a morgue? i've never seen a venue so BIG so dead!" IT'S THE BASEMENT OF SLEAZYS NOT HAMPDEN PARK.
Be Your Own Pet at Reading
although they were comically drunk, obviously a couple of them resented each other, and literally two shows away from breaking up for good so I guess it was all part of the experience, and even though the bassist kept insulting the crowd, he did play his bass guitar without a strap once it broke, smashed himself in the face with it, and ended the show with the best crowdsurf of the weekend, so all can easily be forgiven.
I miss Be Your Own Pet.
Alright, Mark E. Smith, you wander on stage 10 minutes after your band, play two songs then leave, never to return,
ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff £20 too
american bands on tour in the UK
usually have a bad time because the food isn't good and neither is the weather. he might just have been tired.
the food
was wonderful, trust me.
Hello Shape.
My issues are in no way a reflection on you as people/promoters/DJs/a label. You're all lovely. Please know this :-)
Dim problem Mon
All this after he dedicated a song to you Tomos!
wavves seemed ok on tuesday
the opening band whoever they were weren't, mocked the audience for not moshing and made some sarky comment about the diy scene
Yeah he seemed alright on Tuesday
Although he was a bit short with me when I asked if he had his album on vinyl (cos I only wanted to by it, like).
I agree, that first band seemed like a right bunch of bells.
i liked them
Nothing against the music
It was alright - well suited to the rest of the line up. They just came across as dicks, berating the audience. Never any need for that, especially if you're the first support band that barely anyone there has heard of.
...I've never seen anyone whose acted particularly twat-ish, but on the other hand I've had the joy of one or two people in the audience going above & beyond in the call of duty to act like complete cunts.
aye, didn't hear a peep out of the lil bliter in Notts.
one of the girls from Pens jokingly flipped him the bird when my friend told her he liked their set best... maybe he's decided to MTFU.
No Use For A Name in Manchester about 9 years ago were total dicks.....
the girl I was with at the time (in reference to the number of Fat Wreck/Epitaph pop-punk teens in attendance) told Tony Sly that he was a glorified childrens entertainer and that there was only 'a couple of powerchords separating him from a clown'.
last day?
*night, obvz
RHCP @ Leeds fest 07
'Nuff said
I really like the album and i knew the singer was a bit of a twat, but when i saw them live he took it to a whole new level. He came on late, kept his shades on the whole time, stood still for the whole set and was shit to top it off. Dickhead.
didn't you see
never mind the buzzcocks?
lovely bloke though
the entire band are fine gents (+gent..ress)
Can you elaborate on the Pitchfork review onstage thing?
I'm staying with my ma in Toronto at the moment. Wavves are playing here soon and there are too many shows for me to afford them all - did they pull it off live?
ahh not
quite as good as you imagine. He was just reading it on his Mac after doors opened., in full view. I think onstage twattery may have been a result of this. believing his own hype.
(musically) they were good, you should go see. but personally they, well.. he, just acted like a stoopid childish hipster. annoying.
I quite like when bands are twats !!
it makes me laugh.
not exactly shitty, but when i saw SSS support Gallows at UEA
the singer spent half the time he wasnt singing taking the piss out of the scene kids. hes pretty nice though, and i think he was just trying to get a reaction. plus SSS rule
foxy is a gent
he sold me a spraypainted SSS patch at a gig even though it was the only one they had, coz i dug it so much. sound guy to chat to as well.
yeah i spoke to him after the doomriders gig
and i bought an XL shirt. he told me to eat a sack of potatos and it would fit me. he's actually a really cool guy.
someone i know
was right near the front of a Towers of London gig. apparently Donny was really really fucked and was all falling over near the front of the stage right near the crowd and he had his ID, bankcard, and about £50 hanging out of his pocket
so people nicked things and he was none the wiser cos he was so fucked.
i really hope that it's a true story
I have seen quite a few
The worst has to be DIS-faves Venice Ahoy! They were first on a bill of four (calories, tubelord and colour) who it was quite obvious they were going to be upstaged by. Despite this they still had a fairly big crowd. After the first song they started swearing at the audience and tell us we were cunts for not dancing etc. It didn't help their songs were pretty shit.
Another mention goes out to shapes. Great band with cool songs who I was really looking forward to seeing. When they finally got on after a couple of dodgy support bands they were all completely trashed and seemed to have no idea what they were doing. They played four songs. Not impressed.
Finally I have to say colour. At aforementioned gig the guitarist turned up without a capo so rather than asking to borrow one or getting one from a shop before they just ignored all their good songs and just played new stuff and some jams. The time before that they also didn't have a setlist so spent about 10 minutes mid-set deciding which songs to play while the audience just stood there. However, they made up for it last time I saw them when they were amazing.
Special mention goes to the local support bands who turn up, play a crap set, and then take all of their friends with them afterward, including Kick.box.riot, opendoor and joy of sex.
However, bands with great attitudes include Blood red shoes, who still played a great set even with Laura hardly able to sing, and errors who spent ages chatting to me about music and gave me a signed copy of their EP. Legends.
Lovvers are pretty bad
from what i've seen/heard
Yeah Lovvers
were complete dicks when I saw them, they're shit too.
There's one particular band I've seen numerous times
who have one particular member who hardly ever seems at all interested in being on stage. In fact,he seems to absolutely resent it. Maybe it's a stage persona or just the way he is, but I've found it offputting. But because said person has posted on here and has loads of mates who do, I've previously been called a cunt for saying it, so won't use names for fear of another ludicrously overprotective tongue lashing.
I remember really, really, REALLY loving Finch and looking forward to seeing them play at the Electric Ballroom about 7 or 8 years ago. Alas, it was the last night of their tour and they were visibly and audibly knackered. It was most upsetting.
mates/fake accounts
same diff.
I've got your number
^ Excellent work, by the way.
be your own pet
she was well a snotty stuck up bitch at the wedgewood rooms in portsmouth, she actually got in a cop coz people were shouting comments about her tits - but she had them up for show! idiot...
"she had them up for show"
what does that mean?
she was a woman and
outside the kitch and stuff
she had them up for show...
she was wearing a pink fishnet vest and a black bra. so you could literally see them. I'm a big girl, sometimes its hard to keep them hidden away but there's nothing of her, and she was dressing provocatively and then complained that people liked the look of her. She got really vile about it. if she didnt want people looking she shouldve worn an actual t-shirt made of material you cant see through!
but there's a difference between looking and going 'get your tits out'
dirty slut
deserved to be raped. how dare she cocktease innocent men like that? I'M OuTRAGED!
Historical bad attitude bands experiences.
Boo Radleys - This is nigh on 20 years ago but a band I was in supported them at a now demolished venue in Brighton. They wouldn't even look our way - let alone speak to us. We were a really lowly local support and they'd just probably had an On Piece in the NME and signed to Creation or something - hence the delusions of grandeur. We shared what was called a dressing room that in reality was a oversized cupboard and they moaned about the state of the venue, the lack of people that had turned up then played a really lacklustre set and subsequently got locked in the dressing room by their 'management' and presumably told to buck their ideas up. The band I was in weren't any good really but we went down ok if I remember. Never liked the Boo Radleys.
Intastella (anyone remember them!). Same time period - very very moody Madchester wannabe baggy 'gangsters' and one of their 'crew' nicked a keyboard amp off us - which we'd borrowed. We had to play a bunch of shows to raise the momey to replace it. 19 years on the memory still hurts....:)
Tim what band were you in...
...when the bad stuff happened with The Boo Radleys???
Their lead singer sucks. but the band does too.
bedroom diary music, played loud with falsetto. fuck yeah, punk lives.


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I have a rather large Whimsy collection!! Most of them I collect in a treasure chest but I didnt really like having my Whimsy Pins in there with all the critters and buttons, so while at Micheals I came accross these super cute little frames for only $1.50 each, So I swapped out the paper for a piece of foam and put my pins in!!! I have to say they look pretty awesome on my shelf with my buckets of ribbons and twine.
Mushrooms I absolutely LOVE them!!!
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- TeenaBugg38 said...
what a score with those frmes!! Darling idea!! I really like the layout as well...have a great day!
- September 7, 2011 at 11:10 PM
- Alanna said...
Omg I love that idea!! It looks amazing!! I had my pins in a styrofoam ball but then my collection grew, so I just have a florist foam block (about the size of a brick) that I have stuck them in. Your idea is way cuter though!!
- September 7, 2011 at 11:59 PM
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Love the little frames girl! And congrats on the layout! I was thrilled for you when I saw it in CS!!!
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The chairman of the Bahrain-based bank, Atif Abdel Malek, stated that the deal is estimated at approximately $133 million (156 million euros).
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The site chosen for the cathedral in Truro involved a number of buildings and properties on the northern side of the proposed development being bought and demolished.
Since at least 1259, the Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin was located on this site. This was a church in the Perpendicular gothic style with a 39m tall spire. When Truro was chosen it was assumed that the Parish Church would be completely demolished to make way for the cathedral. However, the architect John Loughborough Pearson, argued and eventually gained permission to keep at least part of it. The final services in St Mary's were held on Sunday 3 October 1880 and it was soon after demolished, leaving only the south aisle, cleverly incorporated into the design of the new cathedral by Pearson. 'St Mary's Aisle' still serves as Truro's centre parish church.
Two foundation stones were chosen; as well as the traditional North East corner foundation stone, there was also another one laid as an act of faith. The base of a pillar made from local granite was placed in what was then the churchyard of St Mary's. This base would eventually form one of the pillars in the Nave of the Cathedral.
Between 1880-1887 a temporary wooden building or shed was constructed on an adjacent site and served as the cathedral during its construction. Different stones were used in the overall cathedral construction; Mabe granite, St Stephens granite, Bath stone, and Polyphant stone. Stone has been used for the roofs of the famous threes spires. Slate has been used for the rest of the roofs of the cathedral except at the west end of St Mary's Aisle where a copper spire sits over the bell tower.
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text: Today's Financial Times says the Bush administration is going through the motions of negotiating with North Korea, and will push for economic sanctions which could lead to war after the US election. The US needs to bring the Chinese and South Koreans onboard, but "both are strongly opposed, fearing [sanctions] would lead to war or destabilizing regime failure in the North". The Pentagon estimates a war would kill a staggering 500,000 South Korean and US troops, and hundreds of thousands more civilians in the first 90 days. The unspecified "destabilizing" effects alluded to by Ward which most concern North Korea's neighbours are their borders being overrun by starving refugees. Some analysts point to similar US threats in an identical crisis in 1994, and the resulting succcessful Chinese pressure on the Kim il-Jong regime to freeze nuclear weapons development. But others note the North Koreans are on the brink of permanently guaranteeing their security as the world's ninth nuclear power, and believe the US and others will have no choice but to reconcile themselves to it. FT (sub only) article available on www.supportingfacts.com Sorry for any cross posting.


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I flew Delta. I've got no particular love, or hate, for that matter, of Delta. They fly through Atlanta, which is a questionable decision if one were to be looking to efficiently get Dave home from JFK. But I understand that there are all kinds of business plans, and I guess Delta's is doing OK, in spite of routing me through Atlanta.
I mention this, because the first leg of my flight home had me seated next to a cute woman. Maybe 28, maybe 30. She was coming home from a cruise; she started the day in Barcelona, and was heading home to Birmingham. We got to chatting about what we did, and I had an opportunity to show off the latest version of Switch. Woohoo, shameless plug to a captive audience. Granted, she had been drinking to buffer her system against the travel, but perhaps she'll actually download the game at some point.
The movie on the Atlanta->Seattle leg was "The Terminal". Halfway through that movie, I found myself having difficulty speaking English to the Flight Crew.
"I vill hef ze Bif Send wedge. End ze cookie. OK? OK."


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Dolphins head coach Joe Philbin mentioned that rookie RB Lamar Miller could end up seeing some playing time at receiver at some point.
"I'm not saying make a full position change, but I think there's some flexibility with what you can do with the guy," Philbin said, via the Palm Beach Post.
Miller wasn't exactly a huge weapon in the passing game for the Hurricanes, but the Dolphins are most likely exploring all of the options in regards to their offensive weapons. There's a good chance that Miller will see a limited number of carries this season because of the fact that he'll likely be sitting behind Reggie Bush and Daniel Thomas, so moving him to receiver in certain situations makes sense, considering that they could use some extra options in the passing game. The only question will be whether or not he can be an effective weapon for them in that type of role.
Miller's coming off of a shoulder surgery that he had back in December be should be ready for training camp.


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Rea sets the pace at Jerez despite uncharacteristic crash
Jonathan Rea was back on top of the timesheets at Jerez yesterday in the penultimate round of the World Superbike Championship, despite an uncharacteristic crash during the afternoon free practice session.
The Ulsterman, who recently won the World title for a record third successive time, had earlier set the fastest time of the day in the opening session, but inside the first 10 minutes of session two he tumbled through the gravel after being high-sided from his Kawasaki at turn eight.
He was quickly back on his feet, and although holding a wrist, got the machine back to the garage with his pit crew working hard to get him back on track within half an hour.
It was his opening session time of one minute, 40.291 seconds that set the mark for the day and the only other rider to come close was team-mate Tom Sykes, who was over half a second slower.
Eugene Laverty was sixth fastest overall.
Rea said: "The bike worked well and we made some good changes. Step by step, we are getting into an area where we can use the softer rear tyre and that is fine.
"I had a strange crash, only on my second lap in the afternoon, not doing anything silly. It caught me off guard. The bike was quickly fixed and we were able to get 20 minutes of track time, which were important."
Qualifying takes place this morning ahead of the opening race this afternoon.
Meanwhile, in the opening AJ Plumbing Superbike race of the Sunflower Trophy meeting at Bishopscourt yesterday, Glenn Irwin, on the PBM Be Wiser Ducati, took a one and three quarter second win over Michael Laverty, who was making a confident start on his return to the Tyco BMW fold.
Danny Buchan came home in third position, two seconds clear of Alastair Seeley, with Carl Phillips fifth and Irish Superbike champion Charles Stuart sixth.
Irwin, who was fastest in qualifying, and Laverty were credited with the fastest lap of the race at one minute, 5.809 seconds, close to record pace.
This bodes well for today's second Superbike race and the feature Sunflower Trophy race, with Irwin looking to defend his title and Laverty seeking his sixth victory in this prestigious race, which is being sponsored by Jim Finlay for the 40th year.
Dundrod's Robert Kennedy will start the two Supersport races from pole position, while John Holden led sidecar qualifying.
Racing is set to commence at 10.20am this morning with the Sunflower race at 1.20pm.
Belfast Telegraph


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I am a CrossFitter.
My closet boasts multiple pairs of Nanos. My workout clothes easily outnumber my work clothes. Multiple jump ropes live in my gym bag. I have framed posters of CrossFit athletes hanging in my guest bedroom. I write a CrossFit blog. I've watched every episode of Danny Broflex countless times and I still laugh. My bookshelf has an entire shelf dedicated to CrossFit-related books. And with the exception of injury-related absences, I have maintained 4-6 WODs per week for nearly two years. I am in love, obsessed, and taken with this thing called CrossFit.
I am a CrossFitter. I am not Paleo.
It's not like I haven't tried. My copies of the Hartwig's It Starts With Food and Robb Wolf's The Paleo Solution are dog-eared and stained with coconut oil. I've shut myself away in the bathroom with my loud, high-pitched blender to make countless batches of Melissa Joulwan's Homemade Mayo. I have inspected the contents of every jar of salsa in Kroger to find one without sugar (This took me an hour and a half. Unless you've done this, you won't believe the multiple places Kroger stocks salsa.). I gave up my treasured Diet Dr Pepper, my beloved gum and cream in my coffee. I have filled my fridge with veggies, overcome my aversion to fat, realized the advantages to grass fed protein and developed a healthy condescension towards vegetarians.
My Experience
The first time I heard about Whole30, I knew I had to try it. I'd been doing CrossFit for 5 months, and although I was still losing weight and seeing PRs, I was certain that doing the Whole30 would elevate me into a new level. The science behind it made sense. Besides, I love doing these things. My husband often jokes that I'm happiest when I'm about to take on a new project. The research, reading, preparation, planning, scheduling – I love that stuff.
If you visit the Whole30 site, you'll find extensive information and resources to help you through your 30 days. There's a forum and an active Facebook page where you can communicate with other people participating in the challenge, and often a Whole30 staff member will chime in. It's all very well done. One of my favorite articles was the Whole30 Timeline, which I printed out in color and kept neatly folded in my copy of It Starts With Food.
So I began.
It wasn't that hard for me. I love vegetables and meat, so I didn't feel deprived. I swapped out my Diet Dr Pepper for LaCroix. I was tickled pink I could eat avocados without guilt. And new recipes? So much fun! I downloaded the NomNom Paleo app and bought the Well Fed cookbook. I committed to the plan and trusted I would see the results.
But I didn't.
Within a few days I noticed a dull fatigue, which was expected. As I continued on my Whole30 adventure, I didn't notice much of anything. My performance at CrossFit didn't change. There was no difference in the way my clothes fit. By the last week of the challenge, I was disappointed. Using the Whole30 forum and the Facebook page, I asked for tips – what was I doing wrong? The unwavering answer I received: You must not be eating enough.
Yet I was following the meal planning guidelines. But I had committed to commit, so I began to add more to my plate. And still nothing changed. My dull fatigue continued. I never experienced a nudge of tiger's blood. And where I had never had stomach problems before (I'm a goat), I felt a permanent discomfort in my belly.
Whole30 will tell you that this is not a weight loss diet. Although weight loss is absolutely a side effect in the journey to excellent health, it is not a guarantee on Whole30. However, for most of the people doing Whole30 (including me), this was a very attractive side effect.
When I stepped on the scale 30 days after I began my challenge, I had lost two pounds. And immediately went out a bought a Diet Dr Pepper and gum.
What I Learned
I reread my books. Reevaluated my diet. Reconsidered the science. Everything was there. I truly believed in the program.
So I did it again. And had the same results.
Could it be…Whole30 doesn't work for me?
I can't say my experiences were a complete waste of time. I tried so many new things! New vegetables, new methods of cooking. Ghee, coconut oil. I fell in love with selecting quality produce and meats. Ingredients became an adventure. And now I savor black coffee. Without Whole30 I never would have discovered the Well Fed cookbooks, which are still my companions in the kitchen.
The Paleo Problem(s)
After my paleo undertakings, I was lost. My weight loss – so consistent until I went paleo – stalled. I wanted to go back to counting calories, but now I knew that counting calories was "bad." If I was running low on money, I wanted to buy regular beef – but anything that wasn't grass fed was "bad." My stomach returned to normal when I reduced my fat intake, but not eating enough fat was "bad."
I, the ultimate planner, was without a plan.
If you are paleo, and if it works for you, I am pretty certain you are thinking I must have done something wrong. Maybe the wrong combination of meat and vegetables. Maybe I didn't eat often enough or ate too often. Perhaps a grain of sugar snuck into my jar of ghee (because it wasn't in the salsa!). Most likely you will believe I did something wrong before you will accept that paleo just doesn't work for me.
(I understand. I've heard people say CrossFit didn't work for them. And I doubted them. Because in my mind, CrossFit works. Period.)
It took me 14 months to overcome my paleo hangup. I mean, I am surrounded by beautiful, healthy, glowing people who are paleo. It works!
For them.
It was my (brilliant) husband who asked me the simple question, "What was the last thing you did that worked?" And I looked back through my food logs, back to nearly two years ago when my weight loss was consistent, I was performing well and was getting through my days without the mid-afternoon slump.
Weight Watchers. That's what worked for me.
My Paleo Solution
On January 1 I re-enrolled in Weight Watchers. For me, it's the best of both worlds. I consume quality food and I count my calories (or Points). It's convenient. It fits into the rest of my life. My weight loss is consistent. I feel in control. I feel lean and energized. And happy. I've been really, really happy.
The Do-Nots-Do-Nots-Do-Nots are gone. The stomach upset is gone. And the Food Stress is gone.
My optimism is back.
What I'm Saying Is…
It's possible you've decided to start your own challenge in 2015. It's very possible that challenge involves the paleo diet. It's highly likely you will be successful and experience a life change as a result.
But if you don't…that's okay. If you're honest with yourself, if you know you gave it your best shot, let it go. Just because paleo didn't work for you doesn't mean nothing else will.
(And no, I don't gobble endless boxes of processed foods just because I'm on Weight Watchers. That's so early 2000's.)


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Entitlement and gratitude go hand in hand. In fact they are both sides of the same coin. It is up to us to flip the coin and choose which side is up. Entitlement infers the blindness of assuming that we deserve what we receive. That we paid with the dues of our devotion. That we earned the right of karmic retribution. That we are part of the enlightened spiritual group which brings light and lightness of being to a world and our personal bubble. That we get what we spread with our thoughts and deeds. That sickness and mental disparity are a result of diminishing thoughts and desperate actions.
Gratitude is possible when we acknowledge that we are not the demons of negative thinking and deeds. That the power of appreciation opens the closed doors of ego and illusion of personal power. That the power of positive thinking and tiny deeds of kindness ward off these illusions. That gratitude is a force of tremendous force.
Waking up in the morning many Jewish people immense their fingers in water and recite Modei Ani, the prayer which thanks the Holy One for returning the soul, their soul back into the body after having been recharged in nocturnal journeys. Specific prayers are designed to say before we eat, drink, go to the bathroom, watch lightening cross the dark skies, experience rain for the first time of the season, sign a contract for a new job, travel to near and far places. Prayers for a sick child include renaming the child so that the angel of death will not take the living soul out of the sickened body. Appreciation and gratitude for a new piece of clothing, catching the moment a flower blooms after its arduous winter's sleep, eating a special fruit for the first time each season, reunions with friends and family from both near and far are included in these lists of gratitude prayers.
For me gratitude is of tremendous benefit to my daily life. It is not that I recount prayers all day and night, in an automatic robot response. The guidelines for gratitude have been presented to me by my friends and teachers throughout the years. Learning the difference between the inclination to the good and the inclination to the bad (Yetzer Tovah and Yetzeh Ra) have helped me to delve into my core being. This secret veil of self reflection while connecting the dots to my thoughts and deeds have encouraged me to express gratitude for all that is being presented to me. I am learning the subtle variations between entitlement and gratitude each and every day.
Let me share the latest adventure in my life. My Canta was stolen last Wednesday night. It was found with the help of Google maps, the security system and the police men and women of Amsterdam within seven hours. Baruch Hashem (Blessed is His Name). I called Waaijenberg, with the request to pick up the Canta and take it to their workplace for reparations. They agreed and arrived within an half hour. Baruch Hashem. Monday afternoon I went to pick the Canta up at Waaijenberg. The ignition was jammed and a new one was installed. Baruch Hashem. Lucky me that I was able to pay for the repairs and now need to fill out the insurance papers. Baruch Hashem. I drove home, praising the people who had helped me and my chariot canta. Gratitude for the quick recovery and speedy work of the helpers. Baruch Hashem. Now I look out of my street window every hour to make certain that my Canta is still here. It is. Baruch Hashem!


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Kathy Sterne for Clerk
Paid for and Authorized by Kathy Sterne for Clerk. Copyright © Kathy Sterne for Clerk. 2015 All Rights Reserved.
Kathy's involvement with Baseball didn't just start or stop with the High School Program. She has supported many baseball efforts, from Parks and Recreation for her Daughter Ashley. And the Stafford Baseball League when Michael was younger and ultimately with a Stafford Based Showcase Team. That included players from Stafford, Brooke Point, Riverbend, and Orange County High Schools.
Over the past 4 years Kathy has supported the Stafford High School Baseball Booster program. This support has come in many ways and on many committee's as she watched the various students graduate through the program. This year will be her last year, as her son Michael will graduate.
When asked what she loves about this program Kathy replied "Baseball is like therapy for me"
In 2005 Kathy obtained her Emergency Medical Technician Certification EMT-B. Soon after completion she joined the Stafford Volunteer Rescue Squad, where she conducted some of her precept hours. As time passed she was asked to assist with the Secretary Duties. She has served as the Secretary for the past 5 Years.


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To please the budget phone lovers, Xaiomi all set to launch all new Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A featuring Dual rear camera, 4GB RAM. Latest leaks saying, Redmi Note 5A will launch August pricing will be approx. 1199 CNY (Approx. 11,999 in India) for 3GB RAM+32GB ROM and Approx. CNY 1499(Approx, Rs 14,999 in India) for 4GB+64GB ROM. While in Indian it will cost you under Rs 15,000.
According to leaks, Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A will be powered by a Octa-core Snapdragon 625 processor clubbed with 3GB/4GB of RAM and 32GB/64GB ROM respectively including a 256GB Expandable Micro SD card slot.
It will be pack a Dual 12-megapixel primary camera on the rear with f/2.0 aperture, auto-focus featured with Geo-tagging, face detection, HDR while a 13-megapixel camera on the front for taking selfie and video calling.
Read More About:- Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 price, Release date, Specifications
Redmi Note 5A will run on Google's latest OS Android Nougat 7.0 OS and backed by a 4000mAh battery with 5V 2A fast charging features. It will support Dual SIM, Nano SIM with 4G LTE, 3G,USB type C, Wi-Fi, NFC, Fingerprint Scanner including a 5.5"-inch Full HD (1920×1080 pixel) resolution Display , ~403 ppi.
Redmi Note 5A Features:-
- Camera Dual 12-MP+13-MP
- 4000mAh li-on battery
- Android Nougat 7.0 OS
- 5.5 -inch Full HD Display
- Octa-core Snapdragon 625 processor
- Fingerprint Scanner
- USB Type C
Redmi Note 5A Specifications :-
- Display 5.5"-inch HD (1920×1080 pixel) resolution Display , ~403 ppi
- Google's Android Nougat 7.0 OS
- Octa-core Snapdragon 625 processor
- GPU Adreno 508
- ROM- 32GB/64GB + 128GB via MicroSD card
- Dual 12-MP Rear Camera with Dual LED flash
- 13-MP front selfie camera
- 4000 mAh battery
- Sensors – Fingerprint, accelerometer, gyro, proximity
- Dimensions: N/A
- Weight N/A
- Talk Time N/A
- Standby Time N/A
- Colours Silver, Gold and Grey
- Rivals Lenovo K7 Note
- Release Date Q3 2017
- Availability in India Q3 2017
- price in China approx. CNY 1299 For 3GB +32GB and Approx. CNY 1599 for 4GB RAM+64GB
- Price in India Approx. Rs. 13,000 for 3GB +32GB and Approx. Rs. 16000 for 4GB RAM+64GB
Read More About:-Lenovo K7 Note Price, Release date, Specifications
At last My conclusion that Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A is the best budget smartphone under Rs 15,000. What you think? Please be open to give your views and stay tuned for more updates from gadget market.


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The article about how Robert Rodriguez used a Sony digital camera to shoot "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" ("One Director's Take on the Latest Digital Camera," by Patrick Day, Sept. 12) was filled with so many false statements regarding high-definition technology and the moviemaking process that it made my head spin. Let me comment on a few of them.
Rodriguez states that shooting film is "like painting with your eyes closed. The next day [after shooting] it gets developed and sent back to you and you get to see if you even got what you were trying to get. A lot of times you don't. It's why movies take a long time and cost a lot of money."
Perhaps this hit-and-miss success rate is true of Rodriguez's cinematography, but it certainly is not true of the many talented cinematographers who work in this industry. Further, I've found that assembling the right mix of people who excel in their specialties results in an efficient and cost-effective production. Maybe he's just wearing too many hats?
Yasuhiko Mikami, national marketing manager for movie and TV applications for Sony, states that "shooting in film is very much like improvisation, like jazz. Sometimes, if you're lucky, you get the results right. There aren't many people in this town who are very good at it."


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In this session, we will be exploring the mind set of a young baby or child. Often when children are very young, they may have little concept of right and wrong, and may need firm guidance in learning how to be obedient to their parent or guardian. In this session we will be implanting suggestions of child-like obedience to your carer, which of course incorporates trust and a desire to have your carer be proud of you. As adults, we are taught that showing strong emotions is a sign of weakness, whereas in young children it is completely natural and expected that there will be incidents of tears as well as of smiles. This training session will help you to accept that showing your emotions by crying is a good thing, and that tears can be beneficial in dealing with matters of conscience.
You can bay this hypnosis file on this web page: http://www.baby-pants.com/hypnosis.php


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So much has happened - and we have to choose bathroom tiles this week (you would think this would be simple, but unless you have an unlimited budget it is actually very difficult - I always choose the more expensive ones!).
The proper floor levels will be going in within the next fortnight, so then the underfloor heating downstairs can be installed.
Here are the photos - internal and external.
My craft room - ceiling put back in and walls plastered.
The rooms above the kitchen - shower room on right, craft room directly
in front, and spare room next to it on the left.
The upstairs laundry room - with airing cupboard
going in.
The hot tub room - with shower room
on the right.
The kitchen - with water pipes going over to the island
Another view of the kitchen - showing the window seat and the
internal porch.
The mini digger has returned (as the weather has been so dry) and lots of
digging going on outside. The back of the house is having the concrete covering
stripped from it, but will be covered up again (stone is not good enough to be
left exposed).


text: I have had iStopmotion for a couple of months now and it has been working fine. I've used the built-in iSight with iStopmotion with no problems. Recently I've been using a video camera and connecting it via the firewire port. After using the video camera, the built-in iSight started acting up. It doesn't seem to be something wrong with the camera because it works normally in Photo booth. Is there anyway to remedy this problem? This is what the problem looks like. notice how upset I am


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UnitedFuture has released it's video message for the 2011 election. It's short, informative, and good.
UnitedFuture has some great policies, and your party vote is what we're asking for. Click here to view the short video clip.
Authorised by Hon Peter Dunne MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington
Sunday, October 30, 2011
A simple message from UnitedFuture - the party for outdoors people
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IN PICTURES: UNRWA's People Behind the Numbers exhibition
UNRWA exhibition on Palestinian refugees, at the "Danish House in Palestine" in Ramallah.
"Since its foundation, UNRWA has gathered numerous photos and films covering most aspects of the lives and history of Palestine refugees.
65 years after UNRWA's foundation, there is a risk that the history of the Palestine refugees will only be seen as numbers and statistics. But it is important to remember that it is also a story of individuals and generations creating a life for themselves with all it entails. Life Between the Numbers is a testament to the everyday life of Palestine refugees from the early sixties up until the nineties."
Pictures by Masih Sadat/The TurbanTimes


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HANCOCK — If Aaron Wilmore believed in omens, he probably would have left Saint James' gym like his hair was on fire on Monday.
"We had our first practice after winter break and not everyone showed up," he said. "... In fact, hardly any, except our core guys, were there."
Wilmore took it in stride and he has a full head of hair to prove it. Instead, the Saints looked like they were in midseason form on Tuesday in a 78-46 win over Hancock to mark Wilmore's first victory as the Saints' new basketball coach.
He made it look like a seamless transition. He moved over after one season in the assistant coach's position to replace former coach Mike Brooks, who relocated over Christmas break to become the assistant athletic director at Cazenovia (N.Y.) College.
Wilmore won't admit it was that easy, but the transition has been in the works from the beginning of the season.
"Mike wanted me to take the job from the beginning of the season," Wilmore said. "But I wanted a chance to sit and watch so I could build a rapport with the guys. So the transition hasn't been that bad."
The Saints didn't seem to mind the new coach or lack of practice on Tuesday in handling a rebuilding Hancock team. Saint James hit eight 3-pointers — four in the first quarter, including three in the final 3:40 of the period — to take a 17-12 lead after eight minutes.
The Saints extended the lead steadily after the Panthers closed to within 30-26 in the final minute of the first half. Saint James scored the final seven points for a 37-26 halftime lead.
"Taking over hasn't been that tough," Wilmore said. "I'm getting a lot of help from my assistant (Juwuane Sandridge) and Avery (Wilmore, the Saints' leading scorer and son of the coach) is like a coach on the floor for us."
Saint James showed its versatility in the second half as Hancock worked to keep the ball out of the hands of Avery Wilmore.
Avery played decoy and passed the ball as Alex Wheeler, Leonard Livingston and Emmett Orfan took over. The trio combined for 22 points as the Saints outscored Hancock 41-20 in the second half.
The Saints lost Friday night at Potomac School, 58-46. But now that the formality of a first game and a first practice is out of the way, the Saints can start getting in position to be effective under the new reign of Aaron Wilmore.
"We just need to get our legs back after coming back from the break," Aaron Wilmore said. "We had a great run in Florida before the break and we want to be able to mirror that success."


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Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Methi Gola Bhaji / Methi Dal
I have found that once the food is on the stove the kitchen does warm up. And this recipe is perfect to heat up the kitchen. It takes a little time to get to the right consistency. Methi gola bhaji is a pithala like dish made with toor dal. It can be made with any green leaves, I used methi. It has simple ingredients and makes a nice variation for dal and is a handy side dish. Given my cold kitchen, my family got this bhaji and poli (chapati) for dinner. And in case you are wondering today we are heading for warmer temperatures. We will be in the 60s. Tomorrow there will be sleet but we all enjoyed the moderately warm, very gloomy, cloudy and foggy day that was today.
You will need
1 cup toor dal
one bunch fresh methi
1 tbsp. oil
1 tsp. mustard seeds
1/4 tsp. asafoetida
1 tsp. turmeric powder
1/2 tbsp. jaggery
1/2 tbsp. tamarind juice/paste
1 tsp. garam masala
1 tsp. cayenne pepper
salt to taste
Cook the toor dal in a pressure cooker for 10 minutes (or 3 whistles). Let the pressure drop before opening the pressure cooker. Meanwhile separate the methi leaves from the stems and wash thoroughly. Chop the methi leaves and keep aside.
Heat oil in a pan and add the mustard seeds. When they crackle add the asafeotida and turmeric powder. Then add the methi leaves. Let them cook on low heat until they wilt but are not mushy. Now add the jaggery, tamarind, the coriander cumin powder, garam masala and cayenne powder. Combine well with the cooked methi leaves.
Now add the cooked dal and if need 1/4 cup water. Let it mixture cook on medium heat until it thickens. Continue cooking until the water is all gone and the bhaji can be served with a spoon and not a ladle. Turn off heat.
Enjoy with poli and pickle.
This is my entry for week one, day one of BM #50 for the theme Methi Dishes. Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#50.
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Thats a lovely dish and will be definitely approved by the family...., a real good one.ReplyDelete
Wow that's a delicious daal bhaaji..ReplyDelete
I usually have it along with rice and some chutney on the side...ReplyDelete
Love this Methi dal.. Perefect for rotis .ReplyDelete
Thick methi bhaji is just inviting me, thanks for sharing this beautiful bhaji..ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear Varada. A cold home in the middle of winter is no fun. However 50s and 60s outside right now sounds like heaven. We have been in the midst of snowfalls and temperatures anywhere between - 20 F and 20 deg F for the past few months. :)ReplyDelete
That is one comforting meal.
Nice variation to regular Dal. Take care and enjoy the weather Varada.ReplyDelete
Hope the weather improves soon enough - I hate cooking in a cold kitchen too - especially washing and chopping veggies :( But on the plus side, the bhaji looks warm and inviting :)ReplyDelete
Hope things get better soon Varada, must be so hard on all..and this dish surely helps cheer the mood..very nicely done..ReplyDelete
A cold home in sub zero temperatures is awful, Varada. I would love to share your dinner :). Sounds very comforting on a cold winter night!ReplyDelete
Oh my! That must have been so worse in winter!! I used to hate cooking in winters in my other kitchen where we used to have just a heater instead of central heating. And this dish surely made up for most part of the trouble I guess.ReplyDelete
This methi dal is very similar to what we make in Andhra except for the addition of jaggery. Very comforting and hearty dish.ReplyDelete
This look so yummy, this goes well with bhakri.ReplyDelete
Steaming hot rice and dal, real comfort food!!! Flavorful dal!!ReplyDelete


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On Tuesday we went to the small town of Cashel. The first thing we did when we got there was go to the Bolton Library and the cathedral. I really enjoyed looking around in the library, its kind of mind blowing to think that some of those books are older than our country. This library is also the home to the smallest book in the world, which has the lords prayer in German. This was really neat to see. The Dean then gave us a tour of the Cathedral. I really liked him, he had a great personality and told some fascinating stories. I was really surprised that he let some of our group play the organ.
After hiking up the hill we went to the Rock of Cashel. The view from the top was incredible. We had an interesting tour of through the ruins. It was neat to have read the Confessions of Saint Patrick and then learn more history about him at the Rock. They even had St. Patrick's rock which had a few silly myths tied to it, like if you hop around it counter clock wise on one foot nine times you will be married within a year. It was really interesting to be up there and learn even more history about St. Patrick.


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We've just released our initial public release of the Drupal-Module Storm Dashboard. It provides a dynamic infterface to navigate through organizations, projects, tasks, tickets, team member, notes and timetracking. Without reloading the browser page you get full access to all relevant nodes of your Storm (http://drupal.org/project/storm) framework and you can of course add new nodes, edit or delete existing ones and by using filters you can limit the number of elements displayed at once.
In conjunction with a second module call Storm Quick Timetracking you can start, stop and pause the recording of your working hours on projects, tasks and tickets by simply clicking an icon. Storm handles the recording in the background for you. While tracking your time, you also get a simple textfield to grab notes which get collected in the timetracking record.
All of this without reloading browser pages. It's therefore much faster than any other approach and helps you staying focused on your real duties - instead of spending too much time on organizing yourself.
You can download this module from Drupal.org (http://drupal.org/project/storm_dashboard)


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A new opportunity is opening in the state of Tabasco in Mexico. Tabasco is in the western portion of the Yucatan peninsula in lower Mexico. Some of you may remember that Marcos Perez, who pastored our Spanish services at our local church is from there, and has moved back. He has a vision to build a home for orphans and the elderly. LTCM is about to start making that vision spark to life. A month ago, word came to us that a friend of Marcos was going back down, and we helped load his truck down with things to take.
Two Compadres Mexican Restaurant and LTCM packed Spanish Bibles ( nice leather bound ones), kitchen items, clothes, toys, toothbrushes, and many other things to take with him. Pictured on the left with us is Saulo, who drove for 3 days and delivered the items.
Once delivered, all the items were given out at a special service at the church. Here are a couple of shots below. Click on the thumbnails and the big picture will open.
Plan on hearing more about this developing project. LTCM plans to put together a construction team to go down in the fall and build the 1st phase of the home for Pastor Marcos.
God is Good! All the time. Vicki and I thank you for your support. Together, we are making a difference in the world, ministering to Orphans and Widows!
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A memorial service for Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Collingwood Burton was held yesterday at St. Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street. Prebendary A. J. Macdonald officiated assisted by the Rev. J. F. L. Durham, and an address was given by Mr. Philip Gee. Those present included:-
Mrs. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Burton (son and daughter-in-law), Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bielenberg (son-in-law and daughter), Mrs. MacDonald (daughter), Mr. Richard Burton, Mr. Nicholas and Mr. John Bielenberg, Miss C. and Miss J. MacDonald, Mr. Kevin MacDonald, Major and Mrs. G. P. Burton (brother and sister-in-law), Lord and Lady Harmsworth, Viscount Rothermere, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Harmsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil King, Mr Stuart McClean, Mrs. B. M. Betts.
Patricia Countess of Cottenham, Lord Burnham, Lord Brabazon of Tara, Sir Ambrose Heal, Mr. G. P. Simon (general manager, Daily Telegraph), Mr. E. H. Hill and Mr. Harold Williams (Daily Herald), Lieutenant-Colonel S. Boyle (Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick), Major-General J. A. M. Bond (London Press Exchange), Mr. H. W. Snoad (managing director, Amalgamated Press), Mr. E. A. Sursham (director, Anglo-Newfoundland Development Company), Mr. C. W. V. Truefitt (advertisement director, Daily Mail), Mr. Maurice Pitcher (Sunday Dispatch), Mr. S. C. W. Disney (secretary, "Old Ben"). Major Whitley Lavarack (deputy president, English Golf Union) and Mrs. Lavarack, Mr. N. C. Blanch (director, St. James's Advertising and Publishing Company and London Press Exchange), Mr. E. A. Blanch, Colonel Bruce Logan (Army Welfare), Mr. Gerald Roberts (Lucifer Golfing Society), Mr. W. R. P. Gronow (Hertfordshire Golf Union), Mr. W. Weal (editor, World Press News) with Mr. K. R. Viney (assistant editor), Mr. C. C. Collins (advertisement director) and other members of the staff, Dr. Leslie Lankester, Mr. Ralph Hodgson, Mr. Noel Gee, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Harwood, Mr. H. Nutcombe Hume, and representatives of other publishing associations.
The Times Saturday, May 30, 1953; pg. 8
See also: The Family of Christabel Rose Harmsworth and Percy Collingwood Burton


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I polished off the meatloaf today. It was really good. Today at work I was invited to go out for lunch by 3 employees from across the hall that work in another section. I know them very well because we have training classes together from time to time for the past several years. I really wanted to go just to get out of the office and chitchat for awhile with people I don't get to talk to on a regular basis. So I elected to go. To tell the truth I hesitated at first and then decided to give it a go. It turned out really a lot of fun. We talked and joked around a lot. I know one of the people in the group a lot better becuse she works on my shift. The others work on the seocnd and third shift. Every Thursday they have a meeting with their manager and have to work the first shift. At the restaurant I ordered a large glass of ice tea. That was it. I was totally good with that and did not feel the least bit uncomfortable. I forgot to mention we went to a restaurant called the black-eyed pea. This is one of those comfort food joints. I was so satisfied with the meatloaf that I did not feel tempted in the least. it was great. This was a great confidence booster for me. The rest of the day was uneventful at work. When I got home I opted to forgo the nap. I have stayed up until now and I feel good. I betting that I will sleep well tonight. Later at home I decided to have a great meal of eggs and some of that homemade grilled roast/steak. I remembered I had a piece left and decided to knock it out. To my surprise I had a really large piece left. So I ate half of it in anticipation of eating it again tomorrow with eggs. Another great meal for the day. I can get used to this all the time. My adaption is hitting an all time high and I am really riding tall right now. I will take it as it comes. I don't know what tomorrow will bring, but I will tackle it when it comes. I hope it is as good as a day as I had today. No movement on the scale today. Thanks for all your support and for stopping by to read and share my journey through zero carb.
Morning fast: water and coffee
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why did nobody tell me unemployment would be like this?
i'm sat watching planet of the apes whilst eating potato waffles. what a life.
only got a few weeks left of it
going down to the south coast for a few weeks tomorrow, then back to uni at end of september.
You're a student?
Pah, that's not real unemployment. Real unemployment is when you stay in the jobcentre for an extra half-an-hour so the 'kind lady' will sort you out with some extra bus fare.this'd this
escape from
on c4 now
Good stuff
The end used to make me cry.
yeah it has never got me down like its supposed to
I really enjoy it, the only bad thing is im sick of filling out applications
how long have you been unemployed?
i genuinely think there should be an unemployability benefit.
really enjoyed it at first, have been reading lots,watched quite a few films, cooked a lot. but it's getting depressing now.
i've been doing part-time (like hardly any extra) work and this comes out of my benefits. am actually genuinely feeling like i'm losing my mind. obsessed with the state of the kitchen, can't decide what to read, can't be arsed to do any of the things I HAVE to do, have joined a million and one 'groups', keep thinking of cake recipes, I NEED A FUCKING JOB WHERE ALL I DO IS SPEND ALL DAY ON THE INTERNET AT WORK, GET PAID, COME HOME, MOAN LEGITIMATELY ABOUT HOW TIRED I AM, AND GO TO BED AFTER THREE HOURS OF TV.
Hold on,
you want my job??
ages, I finished a 3 month contact 3 weeks ago and
a couple of months before that I had the same temp job for a month, so basically out of the last 12 months ive worked 4 of them. I find the worst part is I cant control my sleeping patterns, I cant help but wake at noon and go to sleep 4am ish, its unbreakable, makes it really hard to do anything productive because it feels weird doing anything in the middle of the night
it varies
not many though, maybe one a day on a good week, there isnt much around, there have been an unusually high amount this week
too late
you missed it
I was unemployed once when I was 24
for a month and a half. In that time I:
- Completed GTA: San Andreas
- Read a lot
- Listened to a lot of music
- Drank a stupid amount of coffee
- Went for lots of walks
- Played a lot more GTA: San Andreas
Good times, in retrospect. Shit at the time though.
I don't know why I bothered posting this.
poor pm work ethic?
that's why I post on here
Yes, I'm gonna go with this.
Also, a.m.
Yup. I keep getting urges to quit and just bum around for a few weeks
then remembering that last time I did that there was no recession and it still lasted about a month longer than anticipated. Great times though.
i'm signed off work for the week
i'm making my way through series of the moomins. and getting paid for it.
it's nice, but i can imagine it'd get boring after a while. you know on all this shit they gave me at the doctor's it says if you're off work for a year you have more chance of dying than of getting re-employed.
do you actually BECOME unemployable or do you lose hope and give up looking for a job?
oh shit
i just re-read my post and realised i didn't explain it properly - if you're off work due to a mental illness for more than a year then you have more chance of dying as a result of your mental illness than being re-employed. but even that is pretty scary. only 51 weeks left to go :|
well, i hope you don't.
I was unemployed a whole year age 21
still am aged 22! Played WOW the first 4 months, built up a portfolio of artwork, applied to numerous office jobs (obv unsuccessful), read books including all the Hitchhiker's Guide series, discovered loads of music and browsed this forum a lot. Overall it was good.
Now I'm being forced to get a job cos the boyfriend refuses to sign on anymore and our benefits have been stopped! Its really hard to get even bar or shop work which I'm bad at anyway. I know I could make a single claim but I probs won't get much and it won't cover both our rent :'(
I was unemployed for 2-3 months after uni
and spent most of the time playing Goldeneye whilst wearing this awful bedraggled army camouflage jacket. I had no money to do anything else.
Good times.
The best is being unemployed but having a job lined up for the future. That is pretty much the ideal.
I've been unemployed for a year and a bit now.
I think i'm fucked, no one will hire me, so I've desperately decided to do the "student" thing. It helps keep your mind off the lack of money.