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NEW ORLEANS, LA (NBC33) — The New Orleans Police say they have identified a suspect who opened fire in a crowd [1]on Bourbon Street in the early morning on Tuesday, Nov. 1.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Marvin Carter, 19, for the shooting death of Albert Glover, 25, and wounding seven other victims. Police say Carter is approximately 5-foot-8, and weighs about 128 pounds. They also warn the public that Carter is classified as a possible career criminal.
Officials say Carter's record includes prior arrests for six felony and six misdemeanor arrests. Carter has been arrested for Illegal Carrying of Weapons, Carjacking, Criminal Trespass, Contraband to Jail, Distribution of a Schedule 1 Non Narcotic and Warrants.
The murder victim, Albert Glover, was also classified as a Possible Career Criminal, due to five felony arrests, 17 misdemeanor arrests and 1 traffic arrest on his record. He was on probation for filing false public records in '07 and '09.
Glover had been arrested for Possession of Heroin, Possession of Oxycodone, Possession of Marijuana, Traffic Violations, Attachments, Resisting /Obstructing an Officer, Filing False Public Records and Warrants.
Detectives say it was through witness testimony that they were able to identify a Carter as a suspect. They now hope the community will also come together to help track him down.
"It's crucial that residents keep their eyes open for Marvin Carter. I encourage them to call CrimeStoppers at (504) 822-1111 to tell us anything they know about the shooting, or the whereabouts of Carter. They will not have to give their names, and if the tip they provide us with helps lead to an arrest and eventual indictment of Carter, they could be eligible for a cash reward", Superintendent Ronald Serpas, said.


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Unless you have a food color printer, the bottle and TP tube lables will cost $15 to $20 alone. Add that to cake and labor. Min $50 easy.
Yeah, it looks like most bakeries are charging about $175-$200.
What do you guys think about this one? Any ideas how much this one would cost?
Yes, my base price would be $150 for a taller-tiered, filled baked-from-scratch cake with ganache and coloured fondant. A figurine is $70. The edible images to make those two labels would cost me $30 to source. The other gumpaste moulding, around $40 probably.
Its not so much the materials, but the amount of time it takes to make, design and build your custom cake.
If you wanted you could commission a sugar artist to make a few dentist-inspired gumpaste items (like toothpaste and brush) and just bung it yourself on a costco cake. You could probably do that for under $100.
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Bake it yourself maybe. You could do a 9x13 and cut it in the shape of a tooth--kinda round the sides and make two 'legs'--pretty easy. Then if it was me I'd ice it all white then put a dab of chocolate somewhere for a cavity and write the "calling Dr. Whoever"
just a thought
Not exactly the same effect as the $200 one but diy works sometimes.
Omg I'm sucha dunce I din even see you chose a link to a tooth cake!!! DO IT!!! You KNOW you can do it!!!
~~shop one day,
~~then get you cake board ready--it needs to be unflexible (reynolds wrapped foamcore works or heavy cardboard) or your cake will crack--
~~bake on another day, get your cake on it's board--I suggest that you flip it twice so it sits on the board the way it sat in the oven bottom side down--
~~and decorate on the next day.
That way you go crazy in installments not all at once.
I know you can do this and she will love that homely thing better than one that any amount of money could ever buy.
For real!
If you want a custom cake, be prepared to pony up the money. Please, don't waste bakers' time getting quotes on high-end cakes unless you have a suitable budget to pay for such a cake to begin with.
Another option: to really save money, go to Wal-Mart...buy toothpaste, toothbrushes, dental floss, and a travel-size bottle of Listerine...then swing by their bakery and pick up a cake. Stick the dental hygiene items on the cake and voila! Cake done and wallet only lightened by about $20. Then she can use the items you bought after eating the sugary cake. Problem solved. LOL

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Food processor says future lies in niche markets
With SPC Ardmona in the news in recent days, one company is trying to reinvigorate Australia's love affair with the humble beetroot by developing new niche markets.
One Harvest is a third generation family company that has a number of fingers in the food industry pie, including pre-prepared salads and marketing Calypso mangoes. In the late 1990s it also decided to move into fresh beetroot which it vacuum-seals and infuses with flavours such as balsamic vinegar and chilli.
Rob Munton, beetroot project manager with One Harvest, says it became clear that consumers were moving away from tinned fruit and vegetables and there was a gap in the market for a new way of consuming beetroot. He believes food processing in Australia needs to evolve to survive and the future lies in niche or high end products.
Ed Fagan, a long time vegetable farmer from Cowra, NSW is one of two beetroot farmers supplying One Harvest. His family used to supply vegetables to the Edgell's factory in Cowra before it closed in 1992. He also supplied beetroot to Windsor Farms which took over the Edgell's cannery before it too closed last year.
Mr Fagan says growers, as well as companies, need adapt.
'If you sit still you are not going to survive,' he said.
Rob Munton, beetroot project manager with One Harvest
Ed Fagan, beetroot and vegetable grower from Cowra, NSW
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Michael in China :
02 Mar 2014 11:40:51pm
As an ex-pat Aussie who loves his beetroot, it's impossible to buy canned or fresh beetroot here except on-line, but it's US-sourced and not as tasty as the Australian-grown.
I live in hope that some enterprising producer /exporter/marketer investigates and begins supplying the Chinese market.


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CORPUS CHRISTI - Fire officials are investigating whether a fire Thursday evening at an abandoned home was intentionally set.
Battalion Chief Michael Schmidt said the fire at 819 Elesa St. was reported about 7:45 p.m. when smoke was seen coming from the windows of the building.
Investigators are looking to determine if it was arson, because the electricity to the home was shut off and yet somehow a bed cloth on a couch caught fire, Schmidt said.
No one was seen leaving the building.
About $2,000 in damage was caused to the home, Schmidt estimated.


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Loews Minneapolis Named 'Best Hotel' In Minnesota
If you're looking for a place to lay down your weary load, look no further than Loews Minneapolis. It's been deemed the best hotel in the state, according to a recent ranking by MSN Travel.
LinkedIn: Minneapolis-St. Paul A Top Destination For Recent Grads
The Twin Cities have made yet another list. Minneapolis-St. Paul was named one of the top destination cities for attracting recent graduates. LinkedIn compiled a list of the top 10 destination cities that were most popular for recent college grads.
12 Types Of People You See At A Baseball Game
Have you ever really looked around at the types of people in the crowd during a baseball game? Well, maybe now you will.
MN Restaurants, Chefs Get James Beard Noms
The "Academy Awards of the food world" announced its prestigious list of finalists on Tuesday, giving several nods to Minnesota chefs and restaurants. The final list of James Beard Award nominations cut the long list of semifinalists down to the top five in each category.
MN Chefs, Restaurants Get James Beard Semifinalist Nods
There's no denying the culinary prowess coming out of Twin Cities kitchens today. Several Minnesota chefs and restaurants are consistently recognized on a national scale — and by the prestigious James Beard Award Foundation.
BabyCenter Releases Top Baby Names For 2013
Many new parents these days are looking for more meaning in the names they give their babies. Naming babies after celebrities is apparently on the way out. Naming babies after relatives is in. Particularly after grandparents and great-grandparents.
More On The Archdiocese's List Of Accused Priests
The Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis said that with a court's permission, it plans this month to release the names of some priests who sexually abused children. Archbishop John Nienstedt said the initial disclosure will be limited to priests who live in the archdiocese and have substantiated claims of abuse of a minor.
Local Music Tap: McNally Smith Makes 'Best College For Vets' List
Military Times Edge magazine has named St. Paul's McNally Smith College of Music one of the best colleges for veterans.
What Minnesotans Made The Forbes' 400 Richest List?
Microsoft founder Bill Gates is still America's richest man. It's the 20th year in a row Gates has been at the top of Forbes Magazine's 400 richest list.
Is Justin Morneau's Home Run Power Back?
Is the power back on? It's a question a whole lot of Twin Cities residents were asking last week. And it's one that a whole lot of Twins fans were asking about in terms of Justin Morneau on Sunday night.
What New Foods Will Be At The MN State Fair?
Gastronomic adventurists and fans of all things deep fried have a number of new reasons to rejoice this year. The Minnesota State Fair has announced a line-up of almost 50 new food items to debut at the 2013 event.
Live Life To The Fullest
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BWCA Makes Annual Top 10 Endangered Rivers List
The Boundary Waters Canoe Area has made an environmental group's annual Top 10 list of the country's most endangered rivers.
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I've had this problem for more than a year, and have had the gas cap changed, and it still happens off and on.
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check engine randomly comes on and goes off since September, now I am having problems getting the gas cap off. Code that comes up is cylinder 1 misfire.
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If gas cap isn't screwed on tightly, Check Engine light will come on after a few times. After correcting problem, it takes several more good trips (far enough to heat engine) before it goes out.
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I've had this problem twice since I've owned this car (6 months). The first time it just went away on its own after reading a "small evap leak" check engine light code. Light came on again just 3 days ago... hoping it will just go away on its own again.
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I transferred him, but what about Charles Rance and Bonnie Smith. They were in the same block. I am trying to survey Memory Hill 1 block at a time. I have 3rd-4th street and 4th-5th street done for now.
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Thank you for your contributions and I have edited the info to reflect in her bio. I am of no relation to her so if you are and would like to manage her acct please let me know and I will gladly transfer her acct to you. I still have not been able to research her to find out her birthdate. If you know it, I would be happy to add it. Thanks again!
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Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Indian stocks dropped the most in two weeks after Infosys Ltd. reduced its sales forecast for a second time and on concern a rebound in the nation's factory output may prompt the central bank to hold interest rates.
Infosys, the nation's second-biggest software maker, sank 8.4 percent after it pared its annual sales forecast in dollar terms because of weaker economic growth in its biggest markets including Europe even as profit beat estimates. State Bank of India Ltd., the biggest lender, and Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd., the largest copper maker, paced gains among their peers.
The BSE India Sensitive Index, or Sensex, lost 0.9 percent to 16,037.51 at the 3:30 p.m. close in Mumbai, the most since since Dec. 29. Industrial output in November rebounded from the worst month since March 2009, giving scope for the Reserve Bank of India to keep rates unchanged on Jan. 24 for a second month to fight inflation that exceeded 9 percent throughout 2011.
"There was expectation that the Reserve Bank would cut the cash reserve ratio or even interest rates; it looks like that will have to wait," Aneesh Srivastava, who oversees $435 million as chief investment officer at the IDBI Federal Life Insurance Co., said in a phone interview. "The full impact of high interest rates, slowing domestic growth and global uncertainties on earnings would keep the pressure on markets."
The Sensex slumped 25 percent in 2011 on concern a falling rupee and 13 increases in borrowing costs since the start of 2010 will erode company earnings. Profit forecasts for Sensex companies for the year to March have slid 8.7 percent to 1,150 rupees a share, the most since the year ended March 2009, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
'Challenging Environment'
Infosys sank 8.4 percent to 2,588.25 rupees, its steepest fall since April 15. Larger rival Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. lost 4.2 percent to 1,089.5 rupees. The two companies get as much as 90 percent of their sales from abroad. Wipro Ltd., the third-biggest, slid 2.5 percent to 391.45 rupees.
Infosys said sales in the year ending in March will range from $7.029 billion to $7.033 billion, compared with the $7.08 billion to $7.2 billion it predicted in October, and forecast a drop in operating profit margin for the year.
"The business environment seems to be quite challenging and that does not give too much confidence from a stock market point of view," Manish Sonthalia, who manages $250 million in equities at Motilal Oswal Asset Management Co. in Mumbai, told Bloomberg UTV today. "The guidance being scaled down implies an absolutely flat fourth quarter" for Infosys, he said.
Forex Gain
Net income rose 33 percent to 23.7 billion rupees ($458 million) in the December quarter, Infosys said. That compares with the 22.8 billion-rupee median of 44 analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
The rupee's 7.7 percent decline against the dollar in the December quarter would have boosted margins at India's software exporters, Pratik Gandhi, an analyst at IDBI Capital Markets Services Ltd. in Mumbai, said.
"They beat some estimates because of forex, not because of improvements in their core business," said Pralay Kumar Das, an analyst at Elara Securities Ltd. in Mumbai. "What the market looks at though is the future."
India's factory output increased 5.9 percent in November from a year earlier after a revised 4.7 percent decline in the previous month, the data showed. The median of 27 estimates in a Bloomberg News survey was for a 2.1 percent gain.
Bonds, Rupee
The yield on the 8.79 percent debt due November 2021 rose to 8.24 percent at 4:06 p.m. from 8.22 percent earlier. The rupee extended the day's advance to 0.4 percent, trading at 51.69 per dollar. The S&P CNX Nifty Index on the National Stock Exchange of India lost 0.6 percent to 4,831.25. The BSE 200 Index slid 0.3 percent to 1,949.94.
State Bank added 2.2 percent to 1,764.4 rupees, extending its three-day advance to 7.8 percent. The stock had fallen 42 percent last year. Housing Development Finance Corp. rose 1 percent to 687.4 rupees. The biggest mortgage lender's profit for the quarter ended Dec. 31 rose 10 percent to 9.81 billion rupees, near the 10.2 billion rupees estimated by analysts.
Sterlite climbed 1.3 percent to 102 rupees, extending this week's rally to 8 percent. Hindalco Industries Ltd., an aluminum producer which was the worst performer on the Sensex last year, gained 1.8 percent to 32.7 rupees.
Foreign investors bought a net 4.98 billion rupees ($96 million) of stocks yesterday, according to the regulator. They have boosted holdings by a net 19.5 billion rupees this month, the most since October, after withdrawing a net $512 million from equities last year, the data show.
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The Digital Negative Format
Adobe's proposed standard RAW file format could be the key for the long-term protection and viability of image files
Adobe Systems, Inc., has announced a standard RAW file format initiative called Digital Negative (DNG). Since Photokina and Photo Plus Expo last fall, there has been much discussion regarding DNG with a certain degree of skepticism exhibited by photographers, camera companies and the photography industry in general. Why did Adobe, a software company, introduce a standard RAW file format and what are its motives? Are camera companies going to adopt the standard? The most important question to many photographers is, Why should we care one way or another?
The Role Of The Camera
DNG is a major step forward in the development, acceptance and adoption of high-end digital photography. It marks the maturation of the digital photography industry going from the bleeding edge of chaotic revolution to the mass-market adoption of a refined technology. It isn't a question of if DNG will receive industry-wide acceptance; it's a question of when the acceptance occurs. And make no mistake, it will occur. Every major technological advance in every major industry suffers an initial period of the "Wild West Syndrome," when radical changes outstrip an industry's ability to manage the progress. But for that progress to mature and find broad acceptance, the Wild West needs to be tamed. To understand why the recognition of DNG will occur, we need to examine how this revolution was born.
In the film age, camera manufacturers were responsible for creating cameras whose sole responsibility was to form the image and expose the film. With the notable exception of Polaroid Land cameras, no camera was ever designed to also process the film the camera carried. Once the camera produced an exposure, its role—aside from maintaining a light-tight environment—had ended. In the digital age, this is no longer true. Camera companies now are faced with a new role because digital cameras are expected to not only capture the image, but process it as well. This is a fundamental change in responsibility and a significant challenge for camera companies.
Almost every digital camera is capable of shooting in JPEG or TIFF formats and providing a fully processed digital image. The camera applies white balance, tone and color adjustments, plus additional processing, to achieve this image. While the proficiencies of today's cameras are remarkable, on-board camera processing takes the raw camera sensor data and irrevocably alters the original raw image data. Remember, even if shooting in JPEG, the camera always is capturing the raw sensor data—it's the camera processing that turns it into a rendered JPEG image.
For many, this on-board processing is sufficient. However, a digital camera-processed file is "locked in" to the camera company's interpretation of what an image should look like. This locked-in look as well as the inherent limitations of JPEG has led many photographers—pro and amateurs alike—to adopt a RAW capture workflow.


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This is my first time planting Iris bulbs and I'd like to do it correctly. I just received some siberian iris bulbs in the mail today.
The bulbs are in plastic bags with what looks like mulch surrounding as packing. So far I've found this article, which claims I should soak the roots and rhizomes overnight first. http://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/g-22-siberian-iris-planting-guide.aspx and this youtube video that shows the mounding to get the roots to fan out in the hole.http://youtu.be/lYyDdS53l4c I'm confused about a few things. Nothing else I read said anything about soaking them. The video says that the roots/rhizomes should be about 1/3rd covered in soil. The article said the roots/rhizomes should be 1-1.5" below soil level. Another video I read indicates even the fans should be covered. The bed is going to be mulched. Are there any concerns with regards to the mulch covering the rhizomes? What about any soil amendments and fertilizers. The soil isn't that great in the area and I will be mixing in some composted manure to improve drainage. The only fertilizer I have on hand is Espoma Plant-Tone. Should I add some when planting? I will be heading to my garden center later if I need anything else. I appreciate any help you can give. |
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 16:23
Are the roots fleshy and succulent? They should be and if so, I wouldn't soak them. If they are not fleshy and succulent, then good luck :-) I really dislike folks who sell Siberian iris in this virtually bare root condition at this time of year. Bare root starts should be available and sold only when the plant is dormant - and Siberian iris are not dormant at this time of year. This is not a rhizome or a bulb but a fleshy rooted herbaceous perennial and is not fully dormant until late fall or early winter, as are most other perennials. Selling the plant now, while still in an active growth cycle albeit the end of it, puts an unnecessary stress on the plant that it sometimes cannot overcome before the further stress of winter. Who knows how long its been in that little plastic bag, away from any moisture and allowed to dry out and probably exposed to overly warm temperatures. I will take containerized started plants everyday over anything offered bare root even during the dormant period. But I digress.......to your plants. Make sure the roots are moist (soaking overnight is unnecessarily excessive). Dig a hole and plant them in the ground. The soil should cover the roots fully (no rhizomes involved here) and enough of the leaves to firm the plant into the soil properly. Water well. The end. No fertilizer now. Mulch whenever with mulch upto any green but not covering. Have you ever planted daylilies before? Planting Siberian iris is done exactly the same way. Do these plants have any leaves left on them at all? |
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- Posted by TomNorthJersey none (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 16:52
Never planted daylilies. Pulled one out of the bag. This is what it looks like. I guess I'll just go ahead an plant them as soon as possible then. |
- Posted by TomNorthJersey none (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 17:08
Next year I might swap at least one of them out. I just saw a picture of a Japanese Iris with yellow blooms that will work better for what I'm going after. I'll try and find a whole plant for that one spot. I just couldn't resist the prices of these. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 17:38
They don't look as bad as they could, Tom :-) Yes, do get them in the ground ASAP - you don't want to expose those roots to the air or anymore drying than necessary. I'd plant to depth of the tip of your finger peeking around the side. Water in well. FWIW, there are no yellow flowered Japanese iris. Pics one finds online of Iris ensata 'Yellow' are really of Iris pseudacorus or yellow flag iris. There are hybrid crosses of I. ensata with pseudacorus known as pseudatas that look a lot like very much like Japanese iris and have beautiful yellow colors and markings, but I'd venture to say they will get taller than that species. These will grow and flower best with ample water - more than the Sibes require. |
- Posted by TomNorthJersey none (My Page) on Wed, Sep 19, 12 at 20:15
The yellow japanese iris I saw was called 'Rising Sun'. Next spring I'll see how everything looks and tweak it a bit if necessary. There in the ground. I had ordered more than I was planning to plant because they came 3 to a bag. One bag had 4 in them. I put 3 in a temporary spot for a few years until the juniper starts to fill in the spot more. If some look better than others I can swap them. I think I might have planted one not exactly where I wanted it. I won't know until I create the bed's edge. That might not be for a few days. Is it safe to assume that the first year they won't get that much wider at the base than their current width? I've been very lost trying to create this bed so it looks somewhat decent. You've commented in some of my other threads and I really appreciate your input as well as that from the other posters. |
- Posted by jeanrichter 9 (SF bay area) (My Page) on Thu, Sep 27, 12 at 14:50
Part of the confusion comes from the fact that the web site you posted concerns Siberian iris, but the Youtube video concerns bearded iris, which have different planting procedures. I'm no expert at growing Siberians, but everything I've heard indicates that they should be planted with the roots/rhizomes below ground. They like more water than bearded iris (particularly when getting established), but don't like to be soggy (like Louisiana or Japanese iris). In my experience most beardless iris are a bit more touchy about being transplanted than bearded iris (especially Pacific Coast iris). Try not to move them around a whole lot, though your plan sounds fine. |
I would have planted the rhizomes to the depth of the bottom of where your thumb touches them on the left hand side of the picture. You can mulch well, 2-3 inches right up to the base of the irises. If you want you can water them in with some Miracle Gro every 2-3 weeks. They should approximately double in size next season. In the future I wouldn't buy any sibs that come in bags like that. There are a lot of great growers out there to buy from. Ensata Gardens is one. By the way, we never sell a siberian or Japanese bare root that is dormant. They are always sold by growers in the growing stages. |
- Posted by hosenemesis SoCal Sunset 19 USDA (My Page) on Fri, Sep 28, 12 at 22:12
All of the reputable Siberian Iris growers I know sell them bare root, and they ship them during a relatively short window when they will transplant successfully. I don't know much about Bluestone Perennials, but they are not an iris grower and they don't hybridize Siberian irises. If you want great sources for Siberian Irises in the future, check out the SIGNA Facebook Page. Hybridizers and commercial growers of Siberians post there frequently and can give tips about the best places to buy. They also have extraordinary choices and newly introduced irises for sale. I hope your irises perform exactly the way you want them to! Renee |
Here is a link that might be useful: SIGNA on FB
The Siberian Iris website has a list of commercial sources that are good, also. You're right Renee, it's a pretty narrow window when we mail them, 2 months at the most in spring and two months in fall. |
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The Siberian Iris website has a list of commercial sources that are good, also. You're right Renee, it's a pretty narrow window when we mail them, 2 months at the most in spring and two months in fall. |
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Ain't goin' to get no ***** acting like that! However, I wouldn't service anything looking like that even with my enemy's johnson.
Those last two are natural selection close calls.
-Carl- "Music hath charm to soothe the savage beast...but I'd try a shotgun first."
I wish the last one would have ended differently. I'd hate to see what inbreeding would do to that already shallow gene pool. Obviously those guys are bored and need a lot of attention. Schmucks.
Worse is they choose to share this, no shame. That makes me ashamed
Hope the anti-gun folks dont find the "bump-fire" videos. They will start saying semi-auto, and full-auto are virtually the same.
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I got really drunk on Friday night, had a minor hangover on Saturday morning, but still managed to keep my match in the afternoon competitive!
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Lindsay's journal.....3 half marathons later and I'm still at it updated 7/12
I havent noticed alot of pictures on these posts but I am a picture person so I am sorry if I am breaking the rules but I will post pics as I start my journal.
I am so glad I came across these boards. I feel like this will be the outlet I have been missing. Its not easy to find a large group of people who are going through the same thing at the same time. So in advance I thank you all. Let me start by introducing myself. My name is Lindsay and I am 31. I am a mother of 2 handsome boys. DS5 and DS2. I have been happily married for 6 1/2 years to my dh Mike. Mike also has weight issues and we usually go up and down together. He is very supportive of me and I think me getting motivated will help him as well. Here is me on my wedding day. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...es/wedding.jpg I weighed in at 153lbs. then I had my first baby Ryan and post baby I weighed around 186lbs. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...ide2006004.jpg Here I am with my aunt, my mom (holding my DS Ryan). I stayed at this weight until the spring before my best friends wedding. I decided that I did not want to be the "fat" girl in the picture so I joined weight watchers for the um teenth time and lost 23lbs. Here I am at 163lb......not bad right? http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...es/cousins.jpg These are my cousins who have been like sisters to me growing up. and I pretty much made my goal of looking good at my friends wedding. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...lyswedding.jpg then came baby #2. Nicholas was born in 2007. I finished that pregnancy at 200lbs even. After I had him I lost 10-15 lbs. Here Is a pic of me and the boys. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...andtheboys.jpg The stress of having two young boys to focus my time on and a full time job that I needed to excel at was enought to put my emotional eating into overload. That plus the new home we moved to right before having nicholas was surrounded by fast food resturaunts. I mean anything you want within 1/4 of a mile. McD's, BK, Wendy's, Long John Silvers, KFC, Taco bell, Arby's, etc. I am not exagerating! Here is me at 205lb.:eek: http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...es/pics002.jpg spring 2008. I began running in October 2008 and completed my first 5K in 45 minutes. I did this at 200lbs. I then managed to loose some weight and ran my 2nd 5K in april 2009 and completed it in 35 minutes. Here I am at 189lbs. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...rates/pics.jpg I tried hard to continue my weight loss in the hopes of being thinner for our 1st family disney trip in sept 09. Here we are with some of our favorites. http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...ion2009074.jpg I left for vacation at 189lb. I have no idea what I came back at but since being home I have been on vacation eating mode. Eat whatever, whenever, and who cares. :confused3 Its been horrible. I feel miserable. My clothes dont fit and I feel so unhealthy. I am so ready to make a change. Ok here is my most embarrassing moment/photo that I hope not to have to revisit again except to say "wow can you believe that I looked like that"... http://i617.photobucket.com/albums/t...es/pics003.jpg I am currently weighing in at...........................215! :guilty: Now I can admit I am a complete junk food lover. I hate most veggies and love carbs and fried foods. I also just love to eat in general and can really stuff myself without much effort. Basically I feel good while I am eating and feel horrible once I am done. Its a revolving door.............that I need to stop for good! My Goals: Wt Loss: 60lbs Event: Hopefully the princess 1/2 marathon 2011 if not then definitely a 1/2 closer to home sometime spring of 2011. Food Plan: I plan on using the old weight watchers points system (since thats what I know best) along with making healthier choices and trying to eat 3 smaller meals with 2 snacks. Running Plan: I will follow the C25K probably starting in the 3-4 week since I have been running for the past week or so. I am running in a 5 K this sunday. (spur of the moment friend registered and cant make it). I then will move on to C210K and then train for the 1/2 marathon. I am hoping you all can support and inspire me along the way. I sure will need it. I am going to try to post updates frequently but at least a weekly wt and run update. Each month I will post a new picture too. Hopefully you will see less of me in the picture next month! |
Let me quick just fill you in on the situation about the princess 1/2 marathon. A trip to disney really isnt in my budget until summer of 2012. We plan on going as a family along with my parents.
Well I have come up with a brilliant idea. Why not propose a trip to my mom. I sign up for the princess 1/2 and she can come along as my cheerleader. We spend a few days together at disney for an all girls weekend. So I called her a few days ago and filled her in on my brilliant idea:idea:. She then asks how I am going to afford this. I say well this is where you and dad come in.:laughing: Now let me just say I am an only child so I still am a little spoiled. My parents spend hundreds of dollars at xmas and birthdays on us so I figured that they can forego the gifts this year and take me to disney instead. I thought for sure my mom would tell me I am crazy but instead she says....................."I will have to think about it" :banana: Now this simple phrase has brought back so many childhood memories of " Mom can I sleep at _____ house"...."I will think about it".....remember those days? Well I think back and I remember the "I will think about it" phrase usually ended up being a YES! So hopefully my mom gives me her decision soon but the back up plan would be to sign up for a 1/2 marathon in our area spring of next year if the decision is no:sad2: So until then I will pray that I just may be able to get back to my happy place sooner than later. I will keep you all posted! |
I see I have no one following along with me yet so I feel like I am talking to myself, but I figured I would keep on posting.
I decided that what better time to start my lifestyle change then today. I tried to make healthier eating choices and I drank a ton of water. I also got on the treadmill tonight too. I figured the next few days will be my warm up to weight watchers and then I will start counting the points on monday. It will give me time to get to the grocery store and get some healthier food choices in this house. I am running in a 5K on sunday. I am not sure how well its going to go since I just started back on the treadmill a week ago. My goal is to be done in 40 minutes or less. Last year my time was 36.01. After the race I will take a few steps back and start the c25k program. I will update again after the race to let you all know how I did. I am hoping the weather forecast changes.....Its suppose to be 54 and rainy:guilty: I will try my best and remember the quote I read on here the other day......It doesnt matter if you finish last.....At least you finished! (thanks to whoever posted that on their board" |
Hi Lindsay and welcome to WISH!!:goodvibes
I will be the first to come over and see what's going on with your journal. We are kind of similar. I too am doing WW on my own. I have already run 2 half marathons, with 2 more scheduled for this year. I started my weight loss journey at 219 lbs (and I'm only 4'11"). Currently I am at 167, my goal is 125. It is a journey for certain, and I started in 2007! I am going to be at goal by my 40th b-day this November. (Notice I didn't say hope to be, I am saying going to be, no doubt this time) Pop on over to my journal if you like, I journal all my food there each day, along with my exercise. It helps keep me accountable and if I know that someone else is checking in on me, I keep it honest. I also captain a WISH team, if you are interested, join up. My team is the Incredibles. Good luck-I will be here! |
thanks so much for joining me. I like your idea about journaling your food on here, I think I am going to do that as well. Its an easy way to keep track and if I know other people might be reading it will help me to eat good! Thanks for inviting me to join your team. Do you have a team blog? What does it entail to join the team? Is anyone running in the princess 1/2 next year from your team? Sorry for all the ? but I am new to this area of the boards.
Thanks, Lindsay |
Oh and if you didn't find it my journal is here. Ask any questions, I will do my best to answer them for ya!! |
thanks veronica. I will check out your journal in the next few days. Can I join the team even if I am not 100% sure I am going to be able to do the disney 1/2. If I cant get the funds together I might just choose one closer to home :sad2:
Absolutely!!! I am not doing the Princess next year, though I am doing Disneyland this September. Not everyone is doing Disney races. So feel free to pop on over!
Today was a great day.....Started off by running a 5K race with some friends. It is a local race that supports our areas children run groups. It was miserable weather 50 and rain. I made the best of it and completed the race in approx 42 minutes. I am still waiting to see my official time. I was pretty happy with my performance considering I just started running again this past week.
I also talked with my mom today and she has agreed to come to disney with me. So its official the plan is to do my first 1/2 marathon in disney. The princess 1/2 in 2011!:yay: I am so excited! I have decided to join the incredibles team and look forward to meeting new people and hopefully finding a running partner for the race. Thank you veronica for the invite. I posted on maura's board and am waiting for the ok to join. Tomorrow is my official start day for Weight Watchers and C25K. I am so excited to get started. |
AWESOME Lindsay!!! Can't wait to see you over on the Incredibles, the others will be happy to have you join us, especially since a number of them are doing the Princess as well.
Good for you Lindsay. Keep us posted on your progress.
Hi Lindsay! I followed your link over. :goodvibes
You have a beautiful family! Looking forward to following along in your journey. |
I forgot to mention that my husband grew up in Danville. I believe Allentown isn't too far away?
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Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 8:52
Does anyone know what's causing these brown spots on my tomatoes? All tomatoes don't have them (even from the same plant). I picked an unripe tomato yesterday and the brown will wash off but the tomato looks bruised (darker green) underneath when it does. (Though maybe I just scrubbed harder than I realized and wore the skin off). None of the google images I could find look like this (I have previously established my ability to google bugs is inadequate so I'm probably not any better at googling vague brown spots). Thank you! |
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That appears to have rubbed against something, perhaps the tomato cage. And that was a while ago. So you say it rubs off? Yes, I believe you rubbed the skin off! |
This post was edited by jean001a on Sat, Jul 19, 14 at 12:43
I was able to wash it off with a soap and a sponge... But again maybe not sure if I just rubbed the skin in that area off. Regardless it seems to only be a surface blemish - but I was unsure if it was like a trail of bug goo that I should be alarmed by becuase it's about to get worse. Thank you! |
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Has anyone heard from her lately? We had a trade and she emailed me she was very sick with the flu...I have emailed her a few times asking if she is OK and no response...that is so unlike her we have traded many times....I am really hoping everything is all right...
Sharon if you see this and just aren't getting my emails contact me... Thanks, Ronnie |
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i just got some seeds form her 2 weeks ago, she was ok then, she said she had the flu 3 times. :'(( may have been 3 weeks ago. |
It looks like one of her most recent posts might be at the link below. Maybe she is getting follow up replies to the thread emailed to her. Just a thought. I too hope she is all right. Sue |
Here is a link that might be useful: Post dated 3-2-08
Thanks Michele and Sue..the last I heard from her was March 6 saying she received my seeds and was starting to feel better and would get mine out....It is just so not like her... |
- Posted by flwrs4ever 7 R.I. (My Page) on Mon, Mar 24, 08 at 20:36
I have been a little concerned too, as I mailed her something, and it use to be I would hear back from her, then I emailed asking if she got it, and still no response...I hope she is ok...I was just thinking of her this morning. Please let me know for peace of mind, if anyone hears from her... |
- Posted by agirlsgirl 5-6 PA (My Page) on Mon, Mar 24, 08 at 20:41
I was wondering the same thing! She emailed me a few times apologizing for the delay in mailing her end,and said she was sick. I really hope it didnt turn out really bad for her and that she is Ok! |
WoW now it really does sound like something is wrong :( Hopefully she is getting better and will come back to let us know all is well again. I know she isn't usually like this. I will post here if I hear from her... |
- Posted by lindaruzicka Z6 (My Page) on Mon, Mar 24, 08 at 21:47
I did a trade with her and received my seeds March 10. She had emailed me and apologized for it taking so long because she had been down with the flu. I haven't heard anything since. I hope she's OK too! |
i know she said she was at one time thinking of going itno the emergency room. yuck!!! those places are just gross!! i just pray she is ok!! |
- Posted by agirlsgirl 6 SW-PA (My Page) on Sun, Aug 31, 08 at 12:36
bump! |
I'm asking the same question. My first trade reply was great with great explanations on what to do with the seeds when I received them....just haven't received them and have sent several emails with no reply. I was just checking. :-) Pam |
There has been a lot of unfortunate things happening with her. She checked in and just said a bit in this thread... My traders - your seeds are coming She has been hospitalized and has also moved. Sue...resident busy body. |
- Posted by poisondartfrog 7 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 30, 08 at 17:35
I got seeds from Sharon today that we had arranged to trade back in early September. I hope this means that things are looking up for her! |
- Posted by flwrs4ever 7 R.I. (My Page) on Thu, Oct 30, 08 at 20:51
Alana, I am glad to hear that...I hope this means she has moved and is getting settled..I know she hasnt had the best of years ! |
I got mine on 10-30 too so maybe things are getting settled.. |
we got our seeds last weds. so i think she might be getting things settled a little. we were probably the end of the list i'd almost bet. because it was tabor and mine. mostly the kids's seeds. i just wanted a few of them, i hope that she is getting better. she is so nice!! ~Medo |
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