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Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 12 2009
04:47 (UTC)
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Breakfast: mourikhaya soup with a chicken leg. hot cheetos puffs and tuna.a few prunes.
Snack: mourikhaya soup with a slice of toasted ww bread with melted american cheese.
lunch: budget gormet lasagna with some added cooked tomatoes and a chicken thigh and toasted ww bread with part skim, low moisture mozarella cheese melted on top
snack: half a banana
dinner: cup noodles with tapatio picante sauce.

Foods One Free Food Nov 12 2009
03:10 (UTC)
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noodles...

The Lounge Suvery for college...interpersonal communication Nov 12 2009
03:01 (UTC)
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Original Post by alove3:

 

1- Very incompetent

2- Incompetent

3- Neither competent nor incompetent

4- Competent

5- Very competent

Thanks!

  1. Your coworker makes a positive initial statement (for example, by saying your skirt is cute) and proceeds to tell you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work. 4

    2. Your coworker gives you a friendly greeting (for example, by saying “I have not talked to you in a while, I hope you have been well) and proceeds to tell you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work. 3

    3. Your coworker asks about your well being (for example, by asking “How are you today?) and proceeds to tell you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work. 3

    4. Your coworker directly and confidently tells you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work and does not apologize for making the criticism. 2

    5. Your coworker uses several verbal fillers (for example, “uh” and “um”) while making telling you your attire is not appropriate for work. 3

    6. Your coworker tells you your attire is not appropriate to wear to work and specifies why it is not appropriate. 5

    7. Your coworker tells you, face to face, that your attire is not appropriate to wear to work instead of faxing or emailing you the criticism. 4

    8. Your coworker does not threaten you (for example, by saying “Wearing attire like that is going to get you fired”) when delivering the criticism about your attire. 5

    9. Your coworker does not compare you to other women of your age group (for example, by saying, “A woman of your age should dress more appropriately for work”). 5

    10. Your coworker does not justify the criticism with cultural ideas (for example, by saying “In the country I am from, women do not wear short skirts). 5

     

Please indicate your age range Under 18 18-25 36-44 45 and older

Occupation:____student___________________&nbs p;

If you have worked in an office environment, how long have you worked in that type of environment for? ______n/a___________ 

 

 

The Lounge Suvery for college...interpersonal communication Nov 12 2009
02:58 (UTC)
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Original Post by alibsam:

Why aren't you interviewing people on your campus or something? I think it's funny when people post their homework here for other people to do...

she's not asking us to do her homework. she can't very well complete several surveys on her own.

Foods I Hate Vegetables Nov 11 2009
20:47 (UTC)
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PENNY LANE!!! I LOVE THAT SONG! i dont have anything to contribute to this thread just thought id point out that song haha

Foods Sara Lee Multigrain 45 calorie a slice bread! Nov 11 2009
20:44 (UTC)
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i don't eat multigrain bread. its 100% whole wheat bread for me.

tip: only eat breads that have the first ingredient listed as "WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR"

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 11 2009
17:47 (UTC)
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Original Post by darkbeam:

Original Post by peacelovehominy:

Original Post by evaopala:

Original Post by peacelovehominy:

Original Post by evaopala:

 

S: 1/3 cup oatbran w/ natural PB + banana, ~290,

 do you mix the oatbran without cooking it in the pb and use it as a dip for the banana? how does that taste?

Lol! No I cook the oatbran seperate w/ the banana chopped up in it. Then I put the tbspn of peanut butter in the bottom of the bowl, then pour the oat bran over it. I love getting to the bottom to eat all the nut butter.. hehe.

mmmm.. i needa try that lol thanks =)

Peacelovehominy: Why'd you stop posting your meals, I really like to see your meals. They are always so interesting! ahaha (:

 haha, i've been in a turbo-charged LAZY mood.

yesterday:

Breakfast: mourikhaya soup (chicken broth, jew's mellow, onions, garlic) some shredded chicken breast, and oatmeal all together. toasted ww bread with some melted 2% american cheese on the side.
Snack: baked hot cheetos and tuna
Lunch: baked sweet potato, half a banana, ww bread with fat free cream cheese.
Snack: a few prunes dipped in natural PB.
Dinner: chicken breast, cooked spinach, and oatmeal all mixed together with a side of iceberg lettuce.

Foods Death Row - Last Meal Nov 10 2009
03:45 (UTC)
15
Original Post by ilisa:

If I knew I was going to die on death row, all I would order is probably a bucket full of vodka and vicodin. Seriously. Do not want to be in a sober mind for that experience...I couldn't even think about food at that point.

 that sounds more like it!

Foods Death Row - Last Meal Nov 08 2009
02:31 (UTC)
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i seriously doubt that i or anyone else on death row would be able to eat anything...

Foods Calories generally in this kind of trail mix? Nov 08 2009
01:42 (UTC)
3

my estimate is about 150 =)

Foods One option for breakfast, EVERY day for the rest of your life? Nov 07 2009
12:03 (UTC)
19

cup noodles with lime juice, lots of tapatio picante sauce, and shredded chicken leg or thigh.

*drools*

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 05 2009
03:58 (UTC)
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Original Post by evaopala:

Original Post by peacelovehominy:

Original Post by evaopala:

 

S: 1/3 cup oatbran w/ natural PB + banana, ~290,

 do you mix the oatbran without cooking it in the pb and use it as a dip for the banana? how does that taste?

Lol! No I cook the oatbran seperate w/ the banana chopped up in it. Then I put the tbspn of peanut butter in the bottom of the bowl, then pour the oat bran over it. I love getting to the bottom to eat all the nut butter.. hehe.

mmmm.. i needa try that lol thanks =)

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 04 2009
06:31 (UTC)
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Original Post by evaopala:

 

S: 1/3 cup oatbran w/ natural PB + banana, ~290,

 do you mix the oatbran without cooking it in the pb and use it as a dip for the banana? how does that taste?

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 04 2009
06:30 (UTC)
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breakfast: cup noodles with tapatio picante sauce and some cut up chicken.

snack: a few prunes, some raw almonds

Lunch: mourikhaya soup and oatmeal and a chicken thigh

snack: yogurt and cottage cheese, more mourikhaya  soup

dinner: mozerella cheese, ww bread, and mushroom pasta sauce. a few more prunes.

Young Calorie Counters Parents... Nov 03 2009
08:47 (UTC)
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Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 03 2009
02:11 (UTC)
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Original Post by chrissy1988:

peacelovehominy: i notice that your breakfasts always look like lunch..lol. since you eat normal food at breakfast time, do you not like pancakes, waffles, cereal, oatmeal, etc.?

 i like cereal and oatmeal sometimes.. not in the morning :) i've noticed that my dinners look more like breakfasts.. and breakfast like dinner. haha idk. whatever floats my boat (: i've noticed that i like having "breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper."

Breakfast: 6" cold cut combo on honey oat with ALL the veggies, pepper jack cheese and southwestern chipotle sauce (i SOOOO regret getting that sauce, but i haven't had it in like, two years haha. i'm not getting it ever again not worth the cals AT ALL)
Snack: caramel apple lollipop.
Lunch: whole egg, american cheese, onions, tomatoes on ww bread.
Snack: raw almonds.
Dinner: lite ff strawberry yogurt mixed with lowfat cottage cheese. an apple.

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 01 2009
03:40 (UTC)
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Breakfast: tuna mixed with cottage cheese, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, bell peppers, olives and jalepeno peppers on toasted ww bread. a bag of baked ruffles chips.
Snack: a banana
Lunch: a chicken leg, tuna and baked hot cheetos
Snack: some skim milk with cocoa pebbles. almonds
Dinner: will update.

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Nov 01 2009
03:25 (UTC)
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Original Post by ashley2136:

No I did eat it. I just ate it with lunch.

And i'm working on a 500 deficit.

 eating 2000 while burning 500 from workouts WOULD be a 500 deficit since we have a 1500 sedentary calorie burn..

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 29 2009
04:04 (UTC)
103

ashley: you need to eat more. since you burned 500 you are supposed to have eaten around 2000. also, for the snack after your breakfast you listed calories for something that you didn't even eat...

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 25 2009
06:58 (UTC)
114

Breakfast: cup of skim milk mixed with some chocolate brownie ice cream. 2/3 boiled turkey wing (skin removed), some steamed white rice with turkey broth and tapatio picante sauce.
Snack: can of tuna with a handful of baked hot cheetos, a luna nutz over chocolate bar
Lunch: monterey and colby jack string cheese, and half of a piece of four cheese manicotti
Snack: mexican chile candies(MMMM) some now and laters
Dinner: cup noodles with tapatio picante sauce

day off. i think i may take tomorrow off too because i don't think i reached maintainance calories today and i originally wanted to go a few hundred OVER them... no veggies or fruit, but that's cause i can never eat either on TTOM

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 24 2009
09:21 (UTC)
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Breakfast: oatmeal and a shredded chicken thigh with teriyaki glaze drizzled over. a salad: lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, bell pepper, spinach, jalepeno peppers, and olives. a now and later.
Snack: fiber one original (dry), raw almonds, prunes, and a now and later.
Lunch: pizza: 100% whole wheat bread, mushroom pasta sauce and part skim, low moisture mozarella cheese. (I WAS SOOO LAZY! lol) the rest of the side salad from breakfast that i didn't finish and my tapatio picante sauce chicken soup with freshly squeezed lime.
Snack: 100% whole wheat bread with fat free cream cheese and a large banana.
Dinner: a PACKED sandwich: pinto beans, 2% sharp cheddar cheese, tapatio picante sauce, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, fresh spinach, jalepeno peppers, and olives on toasted whole wheat bread. a handful of baked hot cheetos on the side. and a now and later.

tomorrow is my day off!! wish me luck!

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 24 2009
03:45 (UTC)
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Original Post by opeth14:

Is having a lot of calories from fat (40%) bad, even if they're from mostly healthy sources? (nuts, olive oil)

 aren't you gaining weight? i don't think it'd be too bad, but if you're really concerned about doing this daily try to get a better ratio. you can get alot of calories and vitamins and minerals from dried fruits to give you more carbs. prunes are my favorite!

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 23 2009
08:58 (UTC)
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Breakfast: a PACKED sandwich: ham, fat free cream cheese, avocado, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, bell peppers, fresh spinach, jalepeno peppers, and olives on toasted whole wheat bread over a bed of all those veggies, minus the avocado. 
Snack: small baked sweet potato with some ketchup. 3 now and laters.
Lunch: pizza: whole wheat bread, mushroom pasta sauce, thinly sliced tomatoes, fresh spinach, part skim, low moisture mozzarella cheese, bell peppers, onions, olives and mushrooms all toasted to perfection! =P. half an apple.
Snack: other half of the apple mixed with fat free cottage cheese, fiber one original and some raw almonds.
Dinner: soup: (chicken broth, tapatio picante sauce, peas, and carrots). about a chicken leg with a small handful of baked hot cheetos. prunes.

Foods Why do bagels have such a bad rep? Oct 23 2009
04:44 (UTC)
Original Post by giasbash6260:

Carb Filled Calorie Bombs!

 im sorry.. but i dont think carbs are bad.. plus (not attacking you) but how do you follow a diet that allows NO FRUIT? how in the heck is fruit bad? lol Tongue out

 

i think bagels are healthy so long as they are made from 100% whole wheat.

Foods Your Favorite Snack Oct 23 2009
02:18 (UTC)
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i really like

  • any type of fruit for a snack, sometimes with fat free cottage cheese or fat free yogurt
  • plain microwave popped popcorn,
  • some baked hot cheetos with tuna (although i've been out of tuna for AWHILE Cry)
  • sun chips with fat free cream cheese
  • raw almond stuffed prunes,
  • roasted peanut stuffed dates,
  • prunes dipped in natural peanut butter (get natural PB, the normal stuff isn't so healthy)
  • hard-boiled egg
  • and any kind of soup. =)
Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 22 2009
23:57 (UTC)
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this is thread is ALIVE! yesterday:

Breakfast: mourikhaya soup: (chicken soup, jew's mellow, onions and garlic). tilapia fillet in the soup. toasted whole wheat bread with 2% american cheese melted on top.
Snack: a banana
Lunch: chicken leg and part of a chicken thigh with italian squash, tomatoes, and onions. some raw almonds.
Snack: some now and laters
Dinner: soup: (chicken broth, tapatio picante sauce, freshly squeezed lemon.) prunes dipped in super chunky natural peanut butter. a few baked hot cheetos.

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 21 2009
04:46 (UTC)
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Breakfast: cup noodles (i gave in!!!) with tapatio picante sauce and freshly squeezed lemon. some of HG's onion rings (onions, egg whites and fiber one original).
Lunch: mourikhaya soup: (chicken soup, jew's mellow, onions and garlic) with a lil oatmeal mixed in.tilapia fillet in the soup. side salad: lettuce, tomatoes, and onions topped off with cubes of avocado.
Snack: red seedless grapes with some fat free cottage cheese mixed in.
Dinner: pizza: 100% whole wheat bread, part skim, low moisture mozarella cheese, mushroom pasta sauce, topped with onions, tomatoes, and olives.
Snack: soup: (chicken broth, tapatio picante sauce, freshly squeezed lemon, and some crumbled up extra-firm tofu). a prune.

Young Calorie Counters CALLING all YOUNG CC'ERS share your meals HERE!! Oct 21 2009
02:46 (UTC)
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Original Post by darkbeam:

I guess I will start posting here as well (: Just my meals ussually tend to stay the same quite alot so I will only post when I have something new to share (:

lots of people on this forum eat the same type of meals everyday (me included) so no need to stop yourself! share! :) your day looks great, btw.

Foods Strange combinations of foods Oct 21 2009
02:44 (UTC)
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Original Post by amandief:

Original Post by peacelovehominy:

OMG! me too! well just regular fat free cream cheese. lol

i just LOVE hot cheetos lol..

for some reason, it doesn't taste right with ff cream cheese so I use light instead. I also have tried it with Flaming Hot Lays, not bad but sometimes I hate that the chips aren't not coated enough in that red goodness like hot cheetos.

 i think both are good (light and fat free) i like the stats of fat free and dont notice the difference TOO much, so i just get that. =) i know, man.. i iwsh they would make a hot cheeto powder =X im surprised they never thought to do that..

oh, to the OP, i just remembered.. my parents think eating cup noodles with tapatio picante sauce and lemon are strange combos, but I LOVEEEEEE the stuff. yea, im a spicy girl lol

Foods Strange combinations of foods Oct 20 2009
08:37 (UTC)
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Original Post by amandief:

I like to dip hot cheetos in softened cream cheese. (one of my fave foods too, peace!)

OMG! me too! well just regular fat free cream cheese. lol

i just LOVE hot cheetos lol..

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