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  1. good luck this week, Lee
    JulieB <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Put me down for a maintain for the last three weeks of NYNY. I was down a bit on a different
    meeting's scales, but bounced right back up on my


    regular

    Quoted message said:

    ones. I figure there was something dodgy about the scales, and I'm taking it as a maintain.

    THTP sits at 3 for last week. I'm going to have to get moving again, but it's so d**n hot down
    here! 30-somthing celcius on Christmas day (we sat inside in the dark with all the fans we have
    blowing), and it's not


    looking

    Quoted message said:

    much nicer for the rest of the week. I'm going to have to get up in early mornings to get at least
    some walking in.

    --
    Julie.
    93.5/72.7/74 (WW)/72 (Personal) kg
    205.7/159.9/162.8 (WW)/158 (Personal) lb

    "Amberle3" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Okay, we're giving this Pied Piper thing a shot! Everybody follow along, and post your results
    in this thread for: NYNY week 12 THTP week 2

    I'm going to try just one thread for both since many people are doing both challenges.

    Thanks!

    Amberle3
    --
    Amberle3
    249/219/215-minigoal/150? Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

    - Happy Healthy Holidays Exercise Challenge: angelfire.comhhh.htm
    - New Year, New You Weight Loss Challenge: angelfire.comnyny.htm
    - Take Heart, Take Part Exercise Challenge: angelfire.comthtp.htm

  2. that is such a nice number, Lee
    Joyce <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I'll try hard to follow the leader on this, but make no guarantees. <G>


    It's

    Quoted message said:

    tough when weighing in at the end of the week, hard to keep single


    messages marked

    Quoted message said:

    as *unread* - my computer doesn't always like to cooperate. LOL

    129 even for me this week - down a bit from last week. Watch for the


    increase

    Quoted message said:

    with week 13. <G>

    Joyce

    Amberle3 said:

    Okay, we're giving this Pied Piper thing a shot! Everybody follow along, and post your results in
    this thread for: NYNY week 12 THTP week 2

    I'm going to try just one thread for both since many people are doing both challenges.

    Thanks!

    Amberle3

  3. hang in there it will be better soon I am sure, Lee
    Kristin <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    NYNY= up 5.2 pounds to 242.6 THTP = NO exercise at all

    --

    ~Kristin O~
    272/242.6/172

    Here's our FAQ: didian.comasdww and welcome notice:
    geocities.comindex.html

    "Amberle3" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Okay, we're giving this Pied Piper thing a shot! Everybody follow along, and post your results
    in this thread for: NYNY week 12 THTP week 2

    I'm going to try just one thread for both since many people are doing both challenges.

    Thanks!

    Amberle3
    --
    Amberle3
    249/219/215-minigoal/150? Renewed my commitment to me 3/30/03

    - Happy Healthy Holidays Exercise Challenge: angelfire.comhhh.htm
    - New Year, New You Weight Loss Challenge: angelfire.comnyny.htm
    - Take Heart, Take Part Exercise Challenge: angelfire.comthtp.htm

  4. Very impressive! I'm guilty as well of forgetting to avoid salty stuff before WI. But 2 lbs is still
    excellent!

    Prairie Roots On Mon said:

    And I'll get it started.

    NYNY - lost 2 pounds to 217 - must update my sigfile! It was 3 pounds earlier in the week, that's
    what I get for eating salty stuff the night before weigh-in. THTP - 4 times, didn't make my goal of
    5. Too much stuff to do (no excuse), too wiped out. I feel like I got a lot of exercise in with the
    stuff I was doing (running around, errands, cleaning) but I have no idea how much time/effort was
    actually expended for those.

    Amberle3 said:


    Okay, we're giving this Pied Piper thing a shot! Everybody follow along, and post your results in
    this thread for: NYNY week 12 THTP week 2

    I'm going to try just one thread for both since many people are doing both challenges.

    Thanks!

    Amberle3

  5. Wow, this is great news. If you don't reach your goal by Jan. 1, you'll get there soon after. Just
    keep going!

    Prairie Roots On Tue said:

    NYNY--down 1.25 pounds this week!!! Only 2 pounds to January 1st goal--I hope I can do it!!!

  6. You're following the rules for Maintaining by maintaining. Therefore, licking the utensils is
    probably an allowable activity. I suspect somewhere in the unread messages I'll probably never
    read is a post about the miles of snow you've recently skiied. Which will take care of any
    uncounted points.

    Prairie Roots On Wed said:

    Okay, put me down for a Maintain. It is too hard to decide where my home scale fits in the
    progression and it rounds differently and I'm close enough for government work. (g)

    But I probably should not have licked the utensils after whipping up the Sweet Potato Cheesecake.
    And I probably should not lick the utensils later when I make the Chocolate Truffle topping for
    it either.

    And, no, as usual, I am not following the defined recipe.

    Fred
    219.2/157.4/164. (Lifetime) Started WW: Oct 29, 2002

  7. Oh no! Good luck next week.

    Prairie Roots On Sat said:

    NYNY= up 5.2 pounds to 242.6 THTP = NO exercise at all

  8. you have a very realistic attitude, this will carry you far, good for you,
    Lee
    Prairie Roots <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    NYNY week 12:

    My current weight: 169.8 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: +1.6 lbs Total weight
    change to date: -62.2 lbs

    Contrary to what my WI indicates, I did OK this week. I allowed for some sweet indulgences, ate
    ham, drank alcohol, got in lots of activity points, took lots of photos (167!!) with my new
    digital camera and totally enjoyed the week with my daughters and my granddaughter. Anyone care to
    share any tips on digital photo editing and photo sharing? This is all quite new to me.

    By Thursday morning, the scale had dropped to 167.2. On Saturday it jumped up for WI, and now
    today the scale has settled back down to
    168. When I recall that last Christmas I weighed more than 230 lbs, I'm really quite pleased with
    my current weight. And I'm ready to keep going.

    --
    Prairie Roots week 44: 232/169.8/3rd 10% 169/WW goal 145 NYNY wk 12: 180.8/169.8/168.6 -- lost 11
    lbs next mini-goal: 167 (65 lbs lost) 10% target: 1-May-2003 | 2nd 10% target: 2-Aug-2003 started
    WW 22-Feb-2003 5'4" | 50 | F

    [email hidden]

  9. More than likely the digital camera came with an assortment of
    software. But a terrific free tool is IRFANVIEW:

    irfanview.comirfanview.com

    Download it and you can quickly view the photos you save/copy to the harddrive.

    Now storage of such images will take up space and you probably do not want to potentially lose them
    so you will periodically want to copy/move them to offline storage such as burning a CD if you have
    burner???? Or if you want to give the images to someone, a cd is a way to do it.

    If you want to share them, depending on resolution (size and quality) they are saved in, sending
    them can be time consuming or computer viewing (we talk printing next (g)) and Irfan view, if you
    download the PLUGINS can reduce the image size and make them manageable for attachments to email or
    if you have a webpage to show them. My webpages use reduced images.

    I don't generally print but for good quality printing you want higher resolution images. Most
    cameras have a choice of resolutions. Those are those "megapixels" you read about in ads.

    Also what type of media does your camera use? Compact Flash (CF) or SD or???? You might want to
    extra "film" and Costco sometimes has a good deal on those formats.

    How's that for a start.

    And now for a digital image of the famous Prairie Roots!!!! (G)

    And, the numbers you cite from last xmas to this are terrific. Great job.

    Prairie Roots said:

    NYNY week 12:

    My current weight: 169.8 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: +1.6 lbs Total weight
    change to date: -62.2 lbs

    Contrary to what my WI indicates, I did OK this week. I allowed for some sweet indulgences, ate
    ham, drank alcohol, got in lots of activity points, took lots of photos (167!!) with my new digital
    camera and totally enjoyed the week with my daughters and my granddaughter. Anyone care to share
    any tips on digital photo editing and photo sharing? This is all quite new to me.

    By Thursday morning, the scale had dropped to 167.2. On Saturday it jumped up for WI, and now today
    the scale has settled back down to
    168. When I recall that last Christmas I weighed more than 230 lbs, I'm really quite pleased with
    my current weight. And I'm ready to keep going.

  10. GGGGGGGG. You're on a roll now - I can ski, er, see that.

    Somehow the activity is not burning the points I'm laying down for a long winter's nap!!!! (G)

    But, yes, modesty aside - left in a drift of snow.... 11 miles skiing on Xmas day, 22 miles of
    biking the next day, then another 11 miles of skiing yesterday and today another 20 miles of biking.
    Hey, I had to take advantage of my days off from work. Unfortunately, my appetite seems to have more
    than balanced those activity stints.

    Hope your Christmas went well and "bah humbug" about your interesting in Lord of the Ring. I've yet
    to see it but it is at the top of the list.

    Prairie Roots said:

    You're following the rules for Maintaining by maintaining. Therefore, licking the utensils is
    probably an allowable activity. I suspect somewhere in the unread messages I'll probably never
    read is a post about the miles of snow you've recently skiied. Which will take care of any
    uncounted points.

    Prairie Roots On Wed said:

    Okay, put me down for a Maintain. It is too hard to decide where my home scale fits in the
    progression and it rounds differently and I'm close enough for government work. (g)

    But I probably should not have licked the utensils after whipping up the Sweet Potato Cheesecake.
    And I probably should not lick the utensils later when I make the Chocolate Truffle topping for
    it either.

    And, no, as usual, I am not following the defined recipe.

    Fred
    219.2/157.4/164. (Lifetime) Started WW: Oct 29, 2002

  11. Thanks for the info. Yes I did get photo viewer software with my camera but it's mostly good for
    transferring the pictures to my harddrive, rotating the orientation of pictures, and burning CDs to
    be played back on DVD players (via TV). I already use IRFANVIEW, a great tool.

    My camera uses an xD picture card. I purchased a 128mb storage card at the same time I bought the
    camera so memory is NOT an issue, even for high resolution pix. And I've got 15 gigs of empty
    storage on my computer hard drive. For the time being anyway, I'm in no danger of running out of
    storage space. I burned CDs of our Christmas photos to send home with my daughters and even with
    high resolution files, the pix used up only 150mb of space. I'm still looking into software for
    editing and organizing my photos...

    I didn't get any shots of me (I was the photographer!) so I won't be posting any pictures of me just
    yet. But the next time I go for a haircut, I'll ask my stylist (and friend from my childhood
    neighborhood) to snap a photo. I've been wanting one to put next to one of my BEFORE pictures. My
    next problem will be figuring out how to get it on the web.

    Thanks for all the tips, Fred. You were generous to give so much of your time.

    Prairie Roots

    Fred said:

    More than likely the digital camera came with an assortment of software. But a terrific free tool
    is IRFANVIEW:

    irfanview.comirfanview.com

    Download it and you can quickly view the photos you save/copy to the harddrive.

    Now storage of such images will take up space and you probably do not want to potentially lose them
    so you will periodically want to copy/move them to offline storage such as burning a CD if you have
    burner???? Or if you want to give the images to someone, a cd is a way to do it.

    If you want to share them, depending on resolution (size and quality) they are saved in, sending
    them can be time consuming or computer viewing (we talk printing next (g)) and Irfan view, if you
    download the PLUGINS can reduce the image size and make them manageable for attachments to email or
    if you have a webpage to show them. My webpages use reduced images.

    I don't generally print but for good quality printing you want higher resolution images. Most
    cameras have a choice of resolutions. Those are those "megapixels" you read about in ads.

    Also what type of media does your camera use? Compact Flash (CF) or SD or???? You might want to
    extra "film" and Costco sometimes has a good deal on those formats.

    How's that for a start.

    And now for a digital image of the famous Prairie Roots!!!! (G)

    And, the numbers you cite from last xmas to this are terrific. Great job.

    Prairie Roots said:

    NYNY week 12:

    My current weight: 169.8 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: +1.6 lbs Total weight
    change to date: -62.2 lbs

    Contrary to what my WI indicates, I did OK this week. I allowed for some sweet indulgences, ate
    ham, drank alcohol, got in lots of activity points, took lots of photos (167!!) with my new
    digital camera and totally enjoyed the week with my daughters and my granddaughter. Anyone care to
    share any tips on digital photo editing and photo sharing? This is all quite new to me.

    By Thursday morning, the scale had dropped to 167.2. On Saturday it jumped up for WI, and now
    today the scale has settled back down to
    168. When I recall that last Christmas I weighed more than 230 lbs, I'm really quite pleased with
    my current weight. And I'm ready to keep going.

  12. I had a gratas copy of Thumbsplus 4 and it seemed like a reasonable tool but I did not use it
    very often - it contains an organizer and editing tools - I don't know about its more recent
    versions. I do use Jasc's PaintShopPro but it is getting very complex. Jasc does also have some
    organizing tools.

    I forget Adobe's simpler tool but I know it comes with quite a few cameras.

    Have fun - digital is the new polaroid - instant images.

    Prairie Roots said:

    Thanks for the info. Yes I did get photo viewer software with my camera but it's mostly good for
    transferring the pictures to my harddrive, rotating the orientation of pictures, and burning CDs to
    be played back on DVD players (via TV). I already use IRFANVIEW, a great tool.

    My camera uses an xD picture card. I purchased a 128mb storage card at the same time I bought the
    camera so memory is NOT an issue, even for high resolution pix. And I've got 15 gigs of empty
    storage on my computer hard drive. For the time being anyway, I'm in no danger of running out of
    storage space. I burned CDs of our Christmas photos to send home with my daughters and even with
    high resolution files, the pix used up only 150mb of space. I'm still looking into software for
    editing and organizing my photos...

    I didn't get any shots of me (I was the photographer!) so I won't be posting any pictures of me
    just yet. But the next time I go for a haircut, I'll ask my stylist (and friend from my childhood
    neighborhood) to snap a photo. I've been wanting one to put next to one of my BEFORE pictures. My
    next problem will be figuring out how to get it on the web.

    Thanks for all the tips, Fred. You were generous to give so much of your time.

    Prairie Roots

    Fred said:

    More than likely the digital camera came with an assortment of software. But a terrific free tool
    is IRFANVIEW:

    irfanview.comirfanview.com

    Download it and you can quickly view the photos you save/copy to the harddrive.

    Now storage of such images will take up space and you probably do not want to potentially lose
    them so you will periodically want to copy/move them to offline storage such as burning a CD if
    you have burner???? Or if you want to give the images to someone, a cd is a way to do it.

    If you want to share them, depending on resolution (size and quality) they are saved in, sending
    them can be time consuming or computer viewing (we talk printing next (g)) and Irfan view, if you
    download the PLUGINS can reduce the image size and make them manageable for attachments to email
    or if you have a webpage to show them. My webpages use reduced images.

    I don't generally print but for good quality printing you want higher resolution images. Most
    cameras have a choice of resolutions. Those are those "megapixels" you read about in ads.

    Also what type of media does your camera use? Compact Flash (CF) or SD or???? You might want to
    extra "film" and Costco sometimes has a good deal on those formats.

    How's that for a start.

    And now for a digital image of the famous Prairie Roots!!!! (G)

    And, the numbers you cite from last xmas to this are terrific. Great job.

    Prairie Roots said:

    NYNY week 12:

    My current weight: 169.8 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: +1.6 lbs Total weight
    change to date: -62.2 lbs

    Contrary to what my WI indicates, I did OK this week. I allowed for some sweet indulgences, ate
    ham, drank alcohol, got in lots of activity points, took lots of photos (167!!) with my new
    digital camera and totally enjoyed the week with my daughters and my granddaughter. Anyone care
    to share any tips on digital photo editing and photo sharing? This is all quite new to me.

    By Thursday morning, the scale had dropped to 167.2. On Saturday it jumped up for WI, and now
    today the scale has settled back down to
    168. When I recall that last Christmas I weighed more than 230 lbs, I'm really quite pleased with
    my current weight. And I'm ready to keep going.

  13. Sorry for your gain, PR... but when you look at last Christmas that gain sure doesn't matter much
    does it? Great loss you've got there, girl! Congrats!

    --

    ~Kristin O~
    272/242.6/172

    Here's our FAQ: didian.comasdww and welcome notice:
    geocities.comindex.html

    "Prairie Roots" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    NYNY week 12:

    My current weight: 169.8 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: +1.6 lbs Total weight
    change to date: -62.2 lbs

    Contrary to what my WI indicates, I did OK this week. I allowed for some sweet indulgences, ate
    ham, drank alcohol, got in lots of activity points, took lots of photos (167!!) with my new
    digital camera and totally enjoyed the week with my daughters and my granddaughter. Anyone care to
    share any tips on digital photo editing and photo sharing? This is all quite new to me.

    By Thursday morning, the scale had dropped to 167.2. On Saturday it jumped up for WI, and now
    today the scale has settled back down to
    168. When I recall that last Christmas I weighed more than 230 lbs, I'm really quite pleased with
    my current weight. And I'm ready to keep going.

    --
    Prairie Roots week 44: 232/169.8/3rd 10% 169/WW goal 145 NYNY wk 12: 180.8/169.8/168.6 -- lost 11
    lbs next mini-goal: 167 (65 lbs lost) 10% target: 1-May-2003 | 2nd 10% target: 2-Aug-2003 started
    WW 22-Feb-2003 5'4" | 50 | F

    [email hidden]

  14. LOL! You gotta love that pesky ol' scale jumping around, don't you? You do have a great attitude
    though and I know this gain will only be temporary. I also over indulged through the holidays.
    Looking back through the years I did realize that what I now consider over indulging is NOTHING in
    comparison! Hey, we just enjoyed life a bit fuller than normal - nothing wrong with that on
    occassion. Right?

    Joyce

    Prairie Roots said:

    NYNY week 12:

    My current weight: 169.8 lbs Weight change since my last recorded weight: +1.6 lbs Total weight
    change to date: -62.2 lbs

    Contrary to what my WI indicates, I did OK this week. I allowed for some sweet indulgences, ate
    ham, drank alcohol, got in lots of activity points, took lots of photos (167!!) with my new digital
    camera and totally enjoyed the week with my daughters and my granddaughter. Anyone care to share
    any tips on digital photo editing and photo sharing? This is all quite new to me.

    By Thursday morning, the scale had dropped to 167.2. On Saturday it jumped up for WI, and now today
    the scale has settled back down to
    168. When I recall that last Christmas I weighed more than 230 lbs, I'm really quite pleased with
    my current weight. And I'm ready to keep going.

  15. thanks so much, PR! 🙂

    --

    ~Kristin O~
    272/242.6/172

    Here's our FAQ: didian.comasdww and welcome notice:
    geocities.comindex.html

    "Prairie Roots" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Oh no! Good luck next week.

    Prairie Roots On Sat said:

    NYNY= up 5.2 pounds to 242.6 THTP = NO exercise at all

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