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TAHOE CITY, Calif. - At the Nov. 12 monthly luncheon meeting, Tahoe League for Charity awarded approximately $4,000 to six local nonprofit organizations. The Grant recipients were Sierra Senior Services, Laura Brown from Tahoe Truckee Excellence in Education Foundation, Wendy Cook from North Tahoe Arts, Sharon Filardo from AAUW Tech Trek, Stephanie Nistler from the Humane Society of Tahoe/Truckee, and Nileta Morton from Toccata. Each organization shared their mission statements, and their goals for using the granted funds. Also part of the program was Heidi Allstead from Project MANA collecting bags of food donated by members of Tahoe League for Charity.
The Dec. 10 monthly meeting will be a holiday luncheon party held at Jake's on the Lake in Tahoe City for all members and their guests starting at 11:30 a.m.
Tahoe League for Charity is a social and philanthropic nonprofit organization whose primary focus is to benefit the local communities of North Lake Tahoe and Truckee by providing scholarships to local high school students and grants to other local non-profit organizations. During the past 12 years, Tahoe League for Charity has donated more than $260,000 to the community. Check them out at www.tahoeleagueforcharity.org.

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The Farmer's Korner fire that claimed the life of beloved Summit County resident Russell Kent Sigler on Tuesday night has been ruled accidental, according to a statement from Red, White and Blue Fire District officials
"The probable cause of this fire is a shop light that fell into a pile of papers igniting them," Deputy Chief Jay T. Nelson said in a written statement. "It is believed that the victim was alive at the time of the fire, however we are unsure whether or not they were conscious."
A fire engulfed Sigler's mobile home on the east side of Highway 9.
Firefighters were called to the scene at approximately 4:30 p.m. Tuesday and found the small structure fully ablaze, with flames coming from the doors and windows.
Heavy smoke and fire prevented teams from entering the house to search for people trapped inside when they initially arrived on scene, fire officials said.
"There was so much smoke and flame coming out that it was just too dangerous to send our firefighters in," Nelson said. "As soon as they were able to push that fire back, they started their search right away."
The building only had one available entrance when the fire started. A second entrance had been boarded up, Nelson said.
Firefighters were able to contain the blaze before it spread to other structures nearby.
Sigler had worked for Summit County Ambulance Service for roughly 16 years.


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Time: 3:00 PM
Admission: $45 - $85; Students, $25
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Tickets may purchased at http://www.gemsny.org/trinity20122013.html Tickets also may be purchased at the Trinity Church gift shop located on Broadway at Wall Street.
Description: The critically acclaimed Trinity Choir, joined by the Trinity Baroque Orchestra, presents its annual performances of George Frideric Handel's Messiah. Conductor: Julian Wachner, Trinity's Director of Music and the Arts.
Handel's incredibly rich oratorio as performed by the Trinity Choir features an elaborate mix of chorus, soloists, and orchestra. In addition to this performance at Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan, where Messiah received its second New World performance in 1770, the choir will perform this perennial holiday favorite uptown at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on December 12.
Musical Program: George Frideric Handel's Messiah
Performers: The Trinity Choir & Trinity Baroque Orchestra; conducted by Julian Wachner


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Focus on Environmental Causes of Autism in the New York Times
In the 25 days leading up to Autism Speaks' fifth anniversary, we summarized significant advances in autism science and updates since these advances occurred. This is a time for celebration and reflection, as well as focusing on next steps. On the eve of the fifth anniversary, this opinion piece, written by Nicholas Kristof, appeared in the New York Times and has generated considerable interest.
At Autism Speaks, we are investigating environmental links to autism as well as gene-environment interactions through our various grants and initiatives. In our environmental portfolio, we are currently supporting grants that examine the effects of environmental agents in animals, in which we look for some of the hallmarks of autism. Researchers in this area are studying animals with different genetic mutations and environmental exposures to the response of the immune system, the effectiveness of the body's systems at clearing toxins and in changes in the expression of certain genes that occur as a result of the early environment. In addition we are also funding an expansion of epidemiology and brain development projects, including the Early Autism Risk Longitudinal Investigation (EARLI) and the Infant Brain Imaging Study (IBIS) to learn about gene-environment interactions that may affect the developing fetus. In the next weeks, we'll be posting several pieces about gene-environment interactions to educate our community on these important interactions and inform you of the latest autism research in this area.


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I've attached the debug.log file and my information is:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+ 2.20 GHz, 2 GB RAM, ethernet 100Mbits
Problem:Well, it all started when I noticed that the subtitles were clipped off the screen while I was using v.99 of this software. This happens only on files that are 1280x720. My TV (rather old, I'll admit) doesn't support 720p and only supports 1080i, so that's the resolution of the screen. I don't understand why 1280x720 doesn't work correctly and 1280x528 does, but I thought it might be resolved somehow by upgrading to the latest version.
With the latest version, though, I get even more problems. Now movies leave a black screen on the TV with mencoder. With Avisynth/mencoder, I normally get a file corrupted error, and with TSMuxer it actually plays but without subtitles at all. Strangely, the only files I can play with mencoder so far are anime episodes. These files are 1280x720 so the old error still occurs, and the only difference I can see between the anime and movie files is that the subtitles are embedded in the mkv container and the audio is 2 channel instead of 5.1.
I have for now reverted to using v.99 because I can actually watch movies with that, but I'd really like to see movies with subtitles correctly.
P.S: The debug file I attached is from the v1.04 that I also still have installed on my computer.


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"A brilliant new voice in paranormal romance."
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The third book in Karina Cooper's blisteringly hot and breathtakingly original Dark Mission paranormal romance trilogy, All Things Wicked returns readers to the author's stunning dystopian world of witches and witch hunters, of repressive rules and forbidden desires. Fans of J. R. Ward, Kresley Cole, and the smash hit HBO vampire series True Blood will adore the story of Caleb Leigh, suspected murderer and one of the most powerful magicians on the planet, as he seeks redemption from the only woman he's ever loved: Juliet, who blames him for the death of her sister and now wants revenge. New York Times bestselling author Jocelyn Drake calls Karina Cooper, "a wickedly wonderful storyteller," and Cherry Adair says, "I can't wait to see what she writes next!" We're sure you'll wholeheartedly agree.
Juliet Carpenter thought of the coven as family, but when she falls for a man who betrays them all, she's left alone and desperately searching for a reason why. Caleb Leigh has spent the past year in hiding, unable to escape his demons. When Juliet finds him again, her need for vengeance clashes with the hunger still burning between them.
It's a fight born from the embers of a half-forgotten attraction and the wounds of a past too raw to ignore. With enemies circling and secrets threatening to consume them, Caleb has no choice but to fulfill a promise made long ago—protect her, save her. Even if it costs him his blood, his body . . . and what's left of his mind.
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This new log sucks at the moment. So far, in 20 minutes here's my conclusion:
1. Not all of my running has imported. In fact, I have an error message saying there were some "problems."
2. The shoe mileage brought over all the shoes I've ever ran in and logged into CoolRunning, even though I deleted them once they were used.
3. I've lost the total mileage for the two running shoes I'm currently training in.
4. Due to the fact that Active didn't import all of my data, I've lost several logs (many) for this year. I am 70ish miles away from 2000 for the year - thanks a lot Cool Running!
5. There is no place on either Basic or Plus (Active Trainer) to pu the weather you're running in like there was on Cool Running.
Overall, thus far a COMPLETE disappointment!!! Not a happy runner at all.
Although I'm sure it'll be a nice money maker for CR...since you have to upgrade to the "Plus" version of Active Trainer to even get close to what was available for FREE on Cool Running.
Now we know the real reason for the morphing to Activve.com.
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Hey -- at least you were able to find some trace of your log. Mine seems to be nowhere at all.
I know. This is awful. I just wish I could go back one week and download all of my running data. I'll be looking for a new log - if anyone has any ideas on a good, online running log please share. I'd even pay a bit - just not to Active/Cool Running.
John Steiner
where did you find your log? I found that active trainer thing but when i went to free log it looked like i had to create it. Am I just confused?
This site and the log SUCKS!!!
My thoughts on the buy out. It was enough $$ for CoolRunning to sell and cheap enough for active to buy it. Active saw it as a way to get a few hundred (thousands?) of people to buy their $9.95 a month plan. After all, we're just stupid people who put on funny shoes and go running. That will be $9.95...
I couldn't agree more. i'm almost in tears about this since I kept ALL my data in the my coolrunning log.
Examples of things that are REALLY upsetting
1) It doesn't list races as 'races'. It lists them as "easy run" so you can no longer just look at all your "races" and see your progress
2) it didn't import any of my weight data
3) It didn't import any of my shoe data at all
4) It's missing about 30 percent of my runs
5) It lists all my runs as "planned" and not "completed" I DON'T UNDERSTAND THIS AT ALL.
IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME WITH THE FOLLOWING I'LL MARRY THEM (okay...that's a bit of an exaggeration...but only slight....)
1) How do you get your shoe log onto your running log??? (In coolrunning it was simply part of your data page)
2) Is there a way to automatically list your workouts as completed? It's so weird that they're listed as "planned"
3) What are you guys doing about data that never arrived?
4) Is there a way to look at data by category...for e.g. on Coolrunning I could look at ALL my long runs and see the times; or I could look at all my 10K races and see the data. It was SO easy to find what you were looking for.
I so wish that I knew this disaster was coming--I would have printed all my data from all these years. I feel SO SO upset about this. It's like all those years of running and being able to instantly access that data, are gone.
I am already happily married....
but you can still go grab your log data from Coolrunning and save it to a spreadsheet....
At least for now, you can still recover your log data by linking directly to the old page like this:
Substitute my username and public password with yours and then click on the "tools" link to download your file. It comes in as a download.cgi file and then you rename it to whatever.xls
Edit the link above and put your coolrunning username after the "u=" and you should be able to get rid of the part that starts with ";s-"
Download your log data - save it - maybe Active will straigthen this all out and bring back the real coolrunning log - there is no reason they shouldn't be able to.
In the meantime, you will have all of your data to move to another site - there are alot of them out there - and they are all better than the ACTIVE CALENDAR thing on this piece of crap.
Yeah, seriously, this is bogus. There were warnings that this was coming, but no explanation of what that meant. I assumed the same log would be hosted on a different site. I had no idea they were going to take 4 days of downtime to completely trash my data. I'm going back to storing it myself. This is seriously disappointing. At any rate, I can't get to my data with the trick in the previous post. Anyone had any success? Any ideas?
First, THANK YOU for helping get my data back. I used the link and now I have it in an excel file. No, it's not as "usable" in an excel file (i.e. I can't make graphs, or get lists of data for individual distances etc) but at least I didn't lose FIVE YEARS of running data. Whew.
When I used the link that was provided by the poster who does not want to marry me despite my offer (...it's okay...I'm happily married too...so I understand your reluctance) I put in my user name, but did not require a password. Maybe that will help the poster who said she/he couldn't get her/his data back.
Sorry I don't have everyone's name. Even the message boards here are inadequate...once you start posting, you don't see the post you're responding to, so you don't have the user's name in front of you. (Everything about Active really is abysmal)
Even if you didn't share your data, you still can get back into Cool Running and try get your data downloaded.
This is your real, private Cool Running password that needs to go in after the p.
Be sure to take out the "<" and ">".
I'm in total agreement with all of you. This new site is horrible. Hopefully this is only temporary, but I have my doubts. I've attempted to find my old log with no luck. It keeps coming back with username/password problems. Any help? Has anyone found a similar site to the old Coolrunning?
In answer to your questions about other sites--I found a few sites that have decent running logs, but the one I like the best is called runningahead.com. It has a similar log, that allows you to enter your favorite routes and as many pairs of shoes as you want. It will also keep a tally of your total mileage, your PRs etc. It seems pretty good. I signed up yesterday. There's just no way I'm going to use the active.com running log. It requires you to sign in too many times, it's not user friendly, and it doesn't have the features that I've come to depend on.
Many thanks for posting that message, atleast now I have my running log that I can save to an Excel file and hopefully find an alternate site that is simple to use for my running log. I really dont care about the way the active log works (I see that I have a lot of company in this regard).
I tried to link to the cgi file, but all I got was the actual log page for this week. What am I doing wrong?
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Published: Sunday, January 27, 2013 at 3:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 1:22 p.m.
Dr. Jay Spencer Shelley and Mrs. June West Shelley announce the engagement of their daughter, Spencer Marie to Nicholas Alden Plaisted, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven John Plaisted and Ms. Cynthia Lavoie of Myrtle Beach.
A wedding is planned for June 1, 2013 in Spartanburg.
Spencer is a graduate of Presbyterian College and currently attends Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy.
Nick is a graduate of Presbyterian College and is employed with Spartanburg School District Seven.
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Michelle Obama's State of the Union Style
Like it or not, people care about Michelle Obama's fashion choices. The fourth most powerful woman in the world as ranked by Forbes magazine can instantly lift the profile of fashion designers and move merchandise, which prompted Time magazine to call her "a one woman retail stimulus package."
Professor David Yermack of NYU's Stern School found in a 2010 study that the first lady's wardrobe choices could not only boost stock prices of associated companies, but, on average, a public appearance in a brand's clothing was worth about $14 million. Mrs. Obama's picks often sell out quickly—and even knockoff designs are snatched up.
So what will FLOTUS wear tonight? Back in 2009 during President Barack Obama's first congressional address, Mrs. Obama caused a stir for baring her arms in an eggplant-hued Narciso Rodriguez design. In 2010 she wore a jewel-toned Isaac Mizrahi dress, and the following year she chose a silver sheath by Rachel Roy. In 2012 it was a striking sapphire number by Barbara Tfank (who talked to Speakeasy back in 2012 about dressing the first lady), and last year she went sleeveless again in Jason Wu.
All of these designers are American except for Taiwanese-born, New York-based Jason Wu, who also designed both of the first lady's inaugural ball gowns. In 2011, Mrs. Obama received criticism from designers Diane von Furstenberg and Oscar de la Renta for not wearing an American or U.S.-based designer's clothing to a state dinner with China (she wore Alexander McQueen).
And will her husband's State of the Union address—centered around income inequality and economic mobility—be a factor in Mrs. Obama's choice? Over the years the first lady has championed brands across the spectrum, from Thom Browne to J.Crew to Target. In 2012, she wore a pink-and-bluish gray frock by Tracy Reese—to much fanfare—at the Democratic National Convention. While not exactly cheap when it went on sale to the public for a price just south of $400, the dress was considerably more affordable than some of her other high-end choices.
Take a look at a gallery of some of Mrs. Obama's past fashion choices—from Marchesa to Naeem Khan—and put your bets on which lucky designer will share the spotlight tonight.
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I used to like PokeShipping a lot, since that was the first Pokemon shipping I've ever noticed. My friend was all like "Misty likes Ash!", and then she gave me a whole talk about Misty's Song and all the hints and whatever.
So, I began to like it.
but then I began to drift away from it, when I started to watch Pokemon less and less.
But then...when PearlShipping came;
I immediately fell in love with it. There was something special about it, to me, that Pokeshipping didn't have.
And, I used to be a huge fan of Raven/Robin from Teen Titans.
But now that the series is over and that I rarely watch it now...Raven/Robin has moved down lower on my "Top Shippings List"


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Bloomfield College at a Glance
Bloomfield College is an independent, four-year, coeducational college, founded in 1868. The College's mission is to prepare students to attain academic, personal and professional excellence in a multicultural and global society.
Located in Bloomfield, New Jersey, a suburban residential community just 15 miles from New York City, the College attracts a geographically diverse resident and commuter population. The 11-acre tree-lined campus is easily reached by train, bus, or car. The nearby Meadowlands Sports Complex, Liberty Science Center, and PNC Bank Arts Center offer exciting events year round. Beautiful beaches of the Jersey shore and first-rate ski areas are only an hour from Bloomfield.
Bloomfield College is chartered by the State of New Jersey and accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Its academic programs are approved by the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education.
The nursing program at Bloomfield is accredited by Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and the New Jersey Board of Nursing.
The Division of Education is accredited by the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC).
Bloomfield College is related to the Presbyterian Church, USA, through the Synod of the Northeast and is a member of the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities.
Bloomfield College admits both freshmen and transfer students for fall and spring start terms. Admission to Bloomfield College is based on school records, test scores, activities, essay, interview, and recommendations.
Freshmen Admission
High school preparation:
Transcripts must indicate the completion or expected completion of at least 14 academic units, which should include: English, Mathematics, History and Laboratory Science. Foreign Language is strongly recommended but not required.
Test Requirements:
SAT I or ACT
Application Deadlines:
$40 fee. Application fee may be waived for applicants with need. Recommended application dates are March 15th for Fall semester and December 1st for Spring semester.
Tuition, Scholarships & Financial Aid
Tuition and Fees can be found online at Financing Your Education.
Institutional Grants and Scholarships are available for: Academics, Athletics, Leadership, Need, Alumni, and Religious Affiliations.
Financial Aid Distribution for Traditional Undergraduate Students, enrolled Fall 2013 is as follows:
- 97% of Undergraduate Students received some type of Financial Aid
- 95% received a Bloomfield Grant/Scholarship
- 83% received Federal Student Loans
- 72% received Federal Pell Grants
The Office of Admission
(973) 748-9000 ext. 1230
Academic Program Profile:
Semester calendar. Summer session available. Advanced placement is an option. Special assistance is available to incoming or continuing students who may have remedial or tutorial needs through academic foundations courses in communication skills, mathematics reviews, reading and writing, and mathematical and quantitative reasoning skills.
Academic Requirements:
Freshmen must earn minimum GPA of 2.00 to continue in good standing. 65% of freshmen return for sophomore year. Students must declare major by end of second year.
Graduation requirements:
132 credits for bachelor's (48 in major). Most students are required to take courses in English, arts/fine arts, computer science, history, humanities, mathematics, philosophy/religion, science (biological or physical), social science.
Special Programs:
Double Major, Dual Enrollment Of High School Students, Honors Program, Independent Study, Student-Designed Major, Teacher Certification, Internships, Visiting/Exchange Student Program, Accelerated Programs, and Equal Opportunity Fund (EOF).
Academic Support:
Center for Academic Development, Preadmission Summer Program, Reduced Course Load, Remedial Instruction, Tutoring, Special Counseling.
Distinctive and/or collaborative degree offerings:
Joint B.S./D.C. degree programs with 12 accredited colleges of chiropractic; 5 year programs in conjunction with the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey in medical technology, cytotechnology, and toxicology. In connection with the New Jersey Institute of Technology, students have the opportunity to receive a B.S. in Computer Information Systems from Bloomfield College and a M.S. in Information Systems from NJIT.
Study abroad sites:
Wroxton College of Fairleigh Dickinson University (England). Bloomfield is a member of the Consortium for International Studies, which provides opportunities for study in eighteen European, African, Asian, and South American countries. Student Life Over 30 different organizations are available, focusing on various aspects of student life — professional, ethnic, volunteer, academic, and artistic. Our distinctive Arts-As-Catalyst program includes a theatre ensemble; student circus troupe; art gallery; visits to museums, galleries, and performances; poetry readings; and contests.
Housing options include traditional dormitories, suite-style residence hall, and theme houses. Commuter Students: Many Bloomfield College students come from a distance of 20 miles or less. We provide study areas, lounges, and refreshments and snacks for commuter students. Commuter meal plans are available. Our Commuter Breakfast Program brings together students and administrators for discussions on topics of interest.
375 computers are available for use in computer centers, classrooms, and the library. All computers are connected to the campus network and the Internet, with wifi capabilities across campus.


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- The Pancreas Program at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center
- Pancreatic Cancer
- Pancreatic Disorders (Noncancerous)
- Pancreatic Pseudocysts and Cysts
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- Research
The pancreas is an organ located behind the stomach that secretes juices to help digest food, as well as produce hormones (such as insulin and glucagon) to regulate blood sugar levels. Pancreatic cancer is one of the more common cancers of the gastrointestinal tract.
What symptoms are associated with this condition?
When located in the tail or body of the pancreas, symptoms may include pain. When located in the pancreatic head, patients may experience jaundice, nausea, vomiting, weight loss, itchy skin, and abdominal pain.
How is it diagnosed?
The following diagnostic tests may be performed by our Advanced Endoscopy Team to diagnose pancreatic cancer:
- Imaging tests such as CT imaging and magnetic resonance Imaging
- Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) for sampling
- Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) with fine needle aspiration (FNA)
- Probe-based confocal endomicroscopy (use of a live laser to diagnosis in vivo cancerous lesions)
- Pancreatoscopy (use of a small camera to visualize the pancreatic duct)
For more about these procedures, visit the Advanced Interventional Endoscopy page.
How is it treated?
Interventional endoscopic techniques used to treat pancreatic cancer and its symptoms include:
- ERCP with biliary stent placement
- Radiofrequency ablation of the tumor
- Celiac plexus neurolysis to relieve pain
- Duodenal stent to relieve obstruction
- EUS-guided ERCP for complex biliary drainage as an alternative to percutaneous drainage
For more about these procedures, visit the Advanced Interventional Endoscopy page.
Patients may undergo the Whipple procedure (removal of the head of the pancreas, part of the small intestine, the gall bladder, part of the stomach, and lymph nodes near the head of the pancreas). Our surgeons perform a large volume of procedures using this complex approach. Patients may also receive chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy; we take a multidisciplinary approach, offering all the tools necessary to personalize care for each patient.
How can I make an appointment to see an advanced endoscopist?
Our specialists are experienced in diagnosing and treating pancreatic cancer. An interdisciplinary team of gastrointestinal specialists in endoscopy, radiology, and surgery work together as a team to provide each patient with coordinated, advanced, and individualized care. Please contact our Advanced Interventional Endoscopy team to discuss your case.


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2. Yes smelling like ass sucks...but vaginas are worse.
thats not a make-up issue. actually its not really a perfume issue either.
thats a hygiene issue. its cured by showering and using a douche (sp?). vaginas dont have to smell.
lump-lump wrote: Douching is not healthy, nor is it necessary.
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Brynjar wrote: Slug's got the best verse on the album, great beats and Buckshot is soild but KRS-One is just pure wackness.
Travadone wrote: this seems more like a compilation record,every track has a different guest and producer...
"Black milk"
Why would you pick that name?
This is why I can't talk about hiphop in verbal form...
"Hey black milk is ill"
I'm 27, makes me sound like an idiot.
seandaley wrote: siddiq and myself have been aquainted with buckshot and dru ha since 93-94.
they called me and asked me if i was interested.
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I read the article in Tuesday's SDN about earthquakes and deep-well waste disposal and smiled to myself. Didn't anyone learn anything from the earthquakes in Denver in the 1960s caused by disposal of wastewater at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal?
I remember being awakened by the tremors and rattling around at my school desk in those days. Once the wastewater disposal in deep wells ceased, the earth tremors ceased. The Visitor Center at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge even has an interpretive sign in their wonderful history display about the wastewater disposal causing the earthquakes.
Yes, just another problem with fracking.... Not all areas have the same geology so maybe deep disposal won't always cause quakes. We need to make sure regulations are in place to look at the possibility of quakes before permitting fracking or disposal of fracking waste.
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Saturday, 11/21/2009
U.S. Bank Arena, Cincinnati, OH
Set 1: Wilson > NICU, Wolfman'sWolfman's Brother, Ocelot, Torn and Frayed, Strange Design, GinsengGinseng Sullivan, Albuquerque, SOAMeltSplit Open and Melt, Dirt, LxLLimb By Limb, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope
Set 2: R&RRock and Roll > Ghost > If I Could, BDTNLBackwards Down the Number Line > CaspianPrince Caspian, SuzySuzy Greenberg > 2001Also Sprach Zarathustra > CoilThe Squirming Coil
Encore: Sleeping Monkey, Axilla
Noteworthy Jams: Rock and Roll
Average Song Gap: 13.59
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Albuquerque was played for the first time since September 14, 2000 (115 shows).
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3 Lawn Boy
2 Joy
2 The Story of the Ghost
2 Stash
2 Hoist
1 Farmhouse
1 Billy Breathes
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "2009 Fall Tour."
Very strong first set featuring a tremendously weird, wooly SOAM; the second set opens with a superb R'n'R > Ghost > If I Could run that's the easy show highlight. Not quite the manic run of segues from the previous night, and if you're mulling this one over you should certainly go look up at least one other classic 11/21/9x show first, but the quality is still high, and it still feels like Big Things are right around the corner.
I should note that the 2001 is as *active* as all this year's versions have been - and as short. I'm a fan of the 1997-99 take on this song, when it was just an excuse for a manic 15-minute dance party. But the band has returned to a middle ground between their early-90's performances, which were strictly warmups, and their large-scale pre-hiatus disco-funk improvisations. It's alright, but I can't help missing the old shaggy intensity. (The most fun 2001 of the year is probably the sludgy performance with Billy K. at Red Rocks - as pleasantly messy as the rest of that frustrating set.)
So from my first to my last...
I was Woody Allen over going to the show, but it being a hometown gig and SO many friends asking my whereabouts, I ultimately felt driven. After so much hemming and hawing, it was all moot! They band delivered on several fronts and even with a snoozer of a second set (save for the RnR and Also Sprach), there was much to rejoice about.
A solid opening to get the feet wet, and lent an old-school (does that phrase even count anymore?) vibe to things from the start. The trio was short and to the point, with focus and semi-precision; things are tighter now than during the summer. Strange Design was very moving, and by Ginseng I was certain that the band (read: Trey) was once again approaching that loose-tight mode of playing that most jazz players talk about as the grail of performance. Ginseng was near perfect (miscue coming back in) with Trey shining on the nimble flatpicked parts. Not sure why, but the bluegrass tune made me smile wider than any other song of the night
Split Open and Melt. Readers will note the song's importance for me, and I was pins and needles to see where it would go. It did go WAY OUT, for sure, but (similiar to most of the big tunes from this summer) there was a wildness to the playing that really read as "um, we're sorta lost up here and i'm not sure who's gonna bring us back home." Sure enough, Mike and Fish's attempts to return to the signature meter were ignored/unheard (where's Paul when you need him? the sound these days is just loud and muddy as a whole) and things came back to earth with an awkward and syrupy swirl. STILL, it was great to hear them let go and take a chance, and the first several minutes were cohesive and menacing without losing the rhythmic power like every other version from the summer.
The Antelope was heads and tails the musical and energetic highlight of the night. It's worth the price of admission alone. Tight and zapped with a fiece determination to not only hit the climaxes but to hone in on that remarkable communciation that we know and love. So good and so powerful. It's easily the best I've heard from these guys since they've been back.
The second set was full of drawn out guitar-hero histrionics and poorly played ballads. But dig the end of Rock and Roll for an amuse-bouche of '97 style funk. And Also Sprach was whip-tight like a box of crackerjacks. B-boys rejoice!
Trey's nod to the sign-holders for an Axilla encore was touching and led to a head-banging session that still has my neck in shambles. Perfect ending.
start with this- been seeing them for some time
some years more than others-
i thought the show felt like a roller coaster- some of the points were hitting, and hitting hard- NICU> wolfmans was very good- and very HOT!
but then the slow points were well, slow- i realize that it cant all be the smoking stuff we wish every song could be, but the four song run(torn- albeq) in the 1st set was pretty mellow-
split picked it back up and antelope got the corwd ready for the second set
Rock and roll was great with the jam following living up to expectations-
ghost was a little experimental and you could finally feel the guys drifting from the 'safety net' a little- but the run of 'if i could- number line- caspian) brought the mothership back to the ground-
but just as we felt grounded- the suzy- 2001- coil put us back into the atmosphere....
sleeping monkey is fun, but not my first pick-
axilla was a nice nod to the signees, but i wish they had done the peaches en regalia- that the fellas next to the Axilla sign was holdin.
all in all i say it was a really good show- adn a few song choices from a great show.
but its something different to all who hear it
nothing better than having a show less than a mile from your house- not to meniton a second-
thanks for the Cincy stop guys!
My hopes were very high for a remarkably fun and involving show. The last time I was in Cincy was to see Phish, and I think U.S. Bank Arena has great acoustics and a wonderful vibe. My seats with my two buddies ended up being front row diagonally behind the stage. We got to watch the boys walk right by us, and both the view and sound were fantastic.
Wilson was a great way to start. It was an easy way to tell that the crowd was REALLY into it, with everyone chanting and getting down. The transition to NICU was so smooth, and Mike was just going off during the intro. Neither song went beyond normal territory, but it was such a fun, energetic way to start off the show.
The Wolfman's Brother was just TREMENDOUS... I'm not sure if the tapes will do it justice. This song made the whole trip worth it... the whole song was played so tight and with so much energy with a ridiculous peak at the end.
I really enjoy a lot of the newer songs off of Joy, and Ocelot is one of them. This song seemed a little slower than usual, but was beautifully played with a nice jam at the end. I figured we'd get a slower song next, but Phish continued impressing me with the Stone's cover Torn and Frayed, freshly minted from Festival 8. They killed it, and the crowd was digging it.
The next set of songs was definitely a breather for me and the only part of the show that was average. I like Strange Design, and I know Ginseng Sullivan and Albuquerque are rare songs, but they just didn't do it for me. All three were played nicely, but I took them as a time to sit down and catch my breath.
I haven't enjoyed any of the Split Open and Melt's they've played in 09 and this one was no different. While the opening composed section was awesome, I'm not a fan of their weird, spacey jams that seemingly have no direction, and this SOAM followed the same path as before. They did come together for a nice ending, but otherwise I just haven't been able to enjoy the song. My friends, however, loved it, and this is exactly why I love the band... their repertoire of songs and playing ability is so varied that people will always have different opinions on what they hear and enjoy.
I am a big fan of Dirt and so are my friends, so we were very pleased to hear this. Again, nothing groundbreaking, but nice to hear. The Limb that followed was so sweet... Trey and Page just tore up the jam and brought such a huge smile to my face. This song reminds me so much of hanging out with some of my closest friends during college, so I can't help being amazingly happy when I hear it in concert.
Since YEM and Slave had been played the night before and Fluffhead, Mike's, and Bowie were all out of the picture, the number 1 set closer I wanted to hear was Antelope, and I nearly lept out of my section onto the stage when I heard the opening notes. I'm not sure if this will hold up on tape, but seeing this song live is always so powerful. I thought they did an excellent job with all the sections... I just wish they would extend the part before "Rye, rye, rocco". Overall, I loved the first set and couldn't wait for the second.
For me, the best three songs they've played in 09 are Tweezer, Wolfman's Brother, and Rock and Roll. This RnR sent a huge cheer through the crowd and raged for a good 15 minutes before segueing beautifully into Ghost. This Ghost was funky, groovy, and eventually rocking as well and had our whole section dancing and getting down.
I couldn't have been happier with If I Could, my first in 26 shows and such a perfect way to slow the set down. My friend and I both love Backwards Down the Number Line but both wanted a much shorter, focused version of the song. As if reading our minds, we got a 6 min version of BDTNL that was so good and to the point before dropping into Caspian. I'll be the first to admit that I really like this song, but a lot of people around us used this as time to sit and catch a breather. I thought the jam was wonderful and the song was really nicely played.
Suzy sent the arena into an uproar and the singing during the chorus was so loud it was incredible. The placement of this song was perfect and had me on the edge of my seat for what they would play next...
2001 is the BEST INDOOR SONG (IMHO) that Phish plays, and if I didn't think the crowd could get any louder after Suzy they did at the start of this song. While not that long, they nailed this so well and the lights accompanying the song were out of control.
Finally, Squirming Coil ended the set with a nearly flawless compositional part and a much longer, extended, beautiful outro solo by Page.
The Sleeping Monkey, Axilla encore was just icing on the cake. Here are a few things I noticed:
- Mike sounded so much clearer indoors as opposed to seeing him outdoors
- Fishman was much fuller on the drums and isn't just providing background drumming... he was leading some jams and really adding to focus and peaks much more than earlier in the summer
- Page is just killing it, and many times is the leader of jams or adding the most of any band member
- Trey sounds great and is much more confident with the composed sections of songs
God I love this band... this show was so much fun and I can't wait for the next opportunity to see them again.
set 1:
wilson: this got the saturday night crowd gassed up. pretty straight forward version
nicu: this worked out really well coming out of wilson. nice sharp version of an old classic.
wolfman's brother: the boys were really soaring on this one. trey piled on torward the end too. i think i liked this one better than the two i saw this summer, alpine and burgettestown.
ocelot: a good flowing set continues. this is one of my favorite new songs, and it was well-played again.
torn and frayed: good halloween bring back. i'm not a big stones fan, but this one was cool to see from the 3rd row. trey seemed to be having fun playing it.
strange design: this another one i really enjoyed. it was like page was in my living room singing to me. it's amazing how songs that might bore you a bit, are so much cooler when you are way up close. good design.
ginseng sullivan: nice snappy bluegrass tune. didn't see this one coming. good to hear it making its rounds.
alburquerque: certainly didn't see this neil young gem coming. pretty straight forward, good version
split open and melt: this or rock and roll might take the cake for this 2 night run in cincy. very cool jam on this melt. it was a very good collabortive effort too. gordon and fishman were doing some really cool stuff with trey and page working all around them. like the best melts do, i didn't think they would bring this one back home and, walah!, they bring it all back home. bravo!
dirt: nice cool down after a hot melt
limb: i like this song in the first set; i feel it too frequently sits in prime second set spots. this one was pretty straight forward but it got everybody up and ready for....
run like an antelope: this was a darn good set closign antelope. it may not have gonoe too far out, but it was a nice crisp, high energy antelope. trey was sounding pretty hot on this one.
set 2:
rock and roll: i have always liked this in the set opening slot. good version, page came in strong on his high note, and then they jammed! the jam on this rock and roll really echoed the vibe of the melt jam in the first set. trey really took charge on this jam. after a jam similar to the melt jam, they moved into some funky realms before dropping into...
ghost: this was a nice little opening pairing. trey did flub a few spots in ghost, but the jam was very nice. they seemed to have really gotten back into this song after they played, what i thought, were some uninteresting versions this summer. they got a nice dark funk jam brewing in this one before petering out into...
if i could: decent cool down song, but i didn't really want to cool down. another quasi rare song, i suppose
bdnl: still dont really like this song. it's a little cheesey. i guess they played it well but still didn't do much for me
caspian: really dislike this song and am amazed at the number of phish fans that seem to really enjoy it... yucky
suzy greenberg: they brought a little bit of fire back in this set. page was sounding sharp before they cut into...
2001: i miss the days when you had to "earn" your 2001. it would only come out of the scurviest depths of a nasty spacey jam. now they just pop them up any old place. funk out the back section of that suzy and work torward that 2001... either way, pretty good version, page, once again, was hot. fishman and gordon held it down nicely.
coil: this was a little odd coming out of 2001, but i liked it. always a good set closer
monkey: straight forward.
axilla: good encore. trey said he was playing it for someone holding a sign. well, there were a couple of signs down there. one, obviously, was axilla. now there was another that was double sided. one side said mexican cousin, the other said peaches en regalia. it seems insane to me that the same person would be rooting for both mexican cousin, WHY!, and peaches en regalia. when trey said he was playing a sign, i was stoked. we had a one in three shot at catching peaches en regalia... oh well, they took my middle choice. good axilla and the boys seemed to have fun lighting it up.
I liked the first set of this night better than the first of the previous, and i liked the 2nd set of the friday show better than this one. nothing really did much for me after ghost, except for maybe 2001, which i still didn't really care for how they fit it in. all in all though, it was a good show and a good weekend of music, especially when you tack on the medeski martin and wood show i saw in Indy on thursday.
set 1: wolfman's brother, antelope, soa melt (must hear), and torn and frayed if you're into the stones thing
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Ivory & Black Soho proudly presents "Around Us & Between Us", the first solo exhibition in London since 2005 by the Los Angeles based artist Geoff McFetridge – A multidisciplinary artist without creative boundaries who's life work ranges from poetry to installation, painting to graphic design and many other practices in between. For his "Around Us & Between Us" exhibition, Geoff has created a series of 10 new acrylic paintings on canvas on his distinctive and reductive style, giving each different subject the same treatment and refinery.
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With the preliminary work for the Twin Tunnels widening project under way, transportation officials are realizing they're in for nearly double the money originally anticipated.
The total bill to blast open the eastbound tunnel bore near Idaho Springs on Interstate 70 allowing for a third highway lane is now expected to reach $100 million. The Colorado Department of Transportation initially budgeted $60 million for the project, but is still moving forward with the work.
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Rep. Eric Swalwell held his commanding lead in the 15th Congressional race, while it took hours before Republican challenger, Hugh Bussell, emerged as the likely number two over state Senate Majority Leader Ellen Corbett in Tuesday's primary election. .
Swalwell, D-Dublin, drew about 48 percent of the vote while Bussell, of Livermore, led Corbett, D-San Leandro, by 610 votes, or about one percentage point.
"We've worked very hard and the results are very clear," Swalwell said late Tuesday night. "Regardless of who finishes second, I think that's the take-away here -- new energy is what they got in 2012, and the people of this district are not looking backward, they're looking forward."
Swalwell, 33, two years ago was a Dublin councilman and the insurgent David who toppled his own party's veteran Goliath, 20-term incumbent Rep. Pete Stark. Now, if the results hold, the freshman will be challenged in his bid for a second term by Bussell, 55, vice chairman of the Alameda County Republican Central Committee.
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In 2012, after a conservative independent was eliminated in the top-two primary, Swalwell not only peeled Democrats away from Stark but also drew independents and Republicans who would vote for anyone but Stark. .
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by Edward Fraser - July 10, 2010 7:35 AM UTC
The crop wasn't outstanding to begin with and it's already been picked over, but there's still plenty of players available who could help a squad win.
From a fan (and media) excitement standpoint, this summer's free agent 'frenzy' has been a bit of a dud. Some players who changed sweaters will certainly have a strong impact, but the feeling around the THN office is that no game-changing, vault-the-team-into-the-upper-echelon signings or trades have taken place.
by Edward Fraser - June 12, 2010 9:43 AM UTC
Even though Chicago is over the cap now and will have to make some moves, they have a base that will be able to maintain the team as a contender.
In the immediate wake of, and even before, Patrick Kane's shot slid through Michael Leighton and sent Chicago players and fans into the championship-elation stratosphere, pundits from all corners, including those at THN, were writing the team off as a one-and-done due to their dire cap situation in 2010-11.
by Edward Fraser - May 15, 2010 10:45 AM UTC
Before the action kicks off on the conference finals, let's look back at the best of the best from the second round of the NHL playoffs.
As I did for Round 1and using six of the 10 we rely on for our annual regular season awards, here are, through my eyes, the top performers from the conference semifinals: WAYNE GRETZKY AWARD – Most Valuable Player Jaroslav Halak, Montreal Two rounds; two MVP honors.
by Edward Fraser - April 28, 2010 10:30 PM UTC
From Jaroslav Halak's outstanding goalkeeping to Ian Laperriere's shot-blocking prowess, let's run down the top performances from the playoffs so far.
The most exciting first round of recent memory has wrapped up. But before we turn our full focus to the round of eight, let's look back at the top performers from the conference quarterfinals using seven of the 10 categories we rely on for our annual THN Awards (which, coincidentally, is the cover story in our most recent issue).
by Edward Fraser - April 24, 2010 9:55 AM UTC
Few players can be key contributors with four decades behind them, but even at age 42, Boston's Mark Recchi provides a spark.
There's been a lot to pull you off the couch and into an oh-my-god-did-you-just-see-that standing position these playoffs, but one of my favorites so far has been the playoff of relative geriatric Mark Recchi.
by Edward Fraser - April 18, 2010 9:19 PM UTC
Philadelphia has the skill to compete with any team in the NHL, but their undoing will be their inability to stay out of the penalty box.
Maybe it won't happen against the offensively inept New Jersey Devils, but the Philadelphia Flyers had better get it together between the ears or they're going to find themselves on the golf course rather than deep in the playoffs.
by Edward Fraser - April 15, 2010 11:06 PM UTC
An upset victory in Game 1 is sure to give the Canadiens confidence, but they must keep doing the key things if they hope to complete a series win.
Two of the past four Presidents' Trophy-winning teams have lost in the first round of the playoffs and, thanks to a surprising 3-2 OT victory Thursday, the Montreal Canadiens are one step closer to making that stat three-of-five.
by Edward Fraser - April 11, 2010 7:15 PM UTC
The keepers of the crease are often the key to success in the post-season, so which teams have the top masked men? We rank them all from top to bottom based on their work throughout this regular season and their past playoff performance.
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by Edward Fraser - April 3, 2010 9:24 AM UTC
With the season winding down we look at some of the most surprising individual performances that may have flown under the radar.
When you sleep, eat and breathe the glorious sport of hockey, there's not much that sneaks up on you with only a couple weeks left in the regular season.
by Edward Fraser - March 27, 2010 9:45 AM UTC
The race for MVP has come down to the wire with five contestants vying for the Hart Trophy at season's end.
There's a lot that can and will happen over the final few games of the regular season, but the NHL's clash for most valuable player has become a five-horse race.
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From Phil Kessel, to Benoit Pouliot to Kari Lehtonen and Peter Mueller, here are the top and bottom moves from this season.
The real impact of a trade isn't truly known until many games, or even many years, of hindsight are in the books. So while it might be a touch premature to pass the final judgment of GMs work this campaign, it's never too early for a personal ranking of the early returns and "can I returns?" of this season's swaps.
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It's been almost 13 years since the Hartford Whalers played their final game, but that hasn't stopped one group's dream of bringing back the green.
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MARIETTA - Have you seen molly?
That is the question being asked around concerts, clubs, college campuses and more, but not by people looking for a girl.
Molly is the street name of the substitute amphetamine MDA, said Washington County Sheriff Larry Mincks.
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This photo shows MDA, or molly, before being broken down into a powdered form. The drug, a close cousin of ecstasy, is growing in popularity due in part to pop culture references and a misunderstanding of its relative purity.
"This molly is similar to meth," he said.
Like meth, the drug causes mental effects such as excitement and lack of inhibitions, said Mincks. Because of this property, it has been known to be used as a date rape drug, he said.
It also poses dangerous physical effects. Those include increased body temperature, faster blood circulation and constricted veins.
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* MDA, also known as molly, is the powdered white form of the chemical 3, 4-methylenedioxyamphetamine.
* A close cousin to MDMA, or ecstasy, molly creates a sense of excitement, lack of inhibitions and a general feeling of contentment.
* The drug poses similar health risks as meth in that it can create convulsions, hallucinations and extreme paranoia, strokes, and even death.
* The drug has been found locally in Washington County.
* The drug has also been commonly found in Athens, especially among the college population.
It can also lead to a stroke or heart attack, said Mincks.
Still, molly has been gaining popularity in part thanks to abundant references in pop culture. Rappers including Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Mac Miller reference the drug in their songs.
And last March, Madonna created a stir when she asked a crowd of 150,000 at a Florida music festival, "How many people in this crowd have seen molly?"
The drug's popularity is also thought to have been amplified by the misinformed belief that molly is a purer, and therefore safer alternative to its very similar sister drug, MDMA, or ecstasy, said Detective Chuck Haegele of the Athens Police Department.
"We've been getting a lot of it here, especially with our college students," said Haegele.
Unlike ecstasy, which is generally MDMA pressed into a pill, molly generally refers to the powdered white form of the chemical 3, 4-methylenedioxyamphetamine, said Haegele.
"An awareness came within the recreational drug community that the (ecstasy) tablets had a lot of other things in them," said Haegele.
Often adulterants such as caffeine, amphetamines and methylone are found in the ecstasy pills, he said.
"Strangely people who thought the tablets were not safe thought 'Well, maybe the more pure form is,'" said Haegele.
However, the idea that the powdered molly is safe from alterations is a misconception, he said.
"Test results on different samples of confiscated molly have come back all over the board," he said. "They just get the impression if it's a white powder it's going to be pure. But from our experience, this product is so wide ranging that even the users notice a big difference in the high they get from one batch to the next."
And not unlike the synthetic drug known as bath salts, tweaks in the entirely synthetic make-up of MDA have created past problems with prosecuting those found with molly, said Haegele.
"Up to a couple years ago, it was very possible to have somebody with this product and it not be illegal at all," he noted.
But recent legislation has closed up many of those loopholes. Now MDA, or molly, is a schedule one drug, said Mincks.
Possessing or selling any amount of the drug is a felony offense, the degree of which is related to the quantity possessed or sold, said Washington County Prosecutor Jim Schneider.
Just this week the Athens County Prosecutor's Office indicted 20-year-old Andrew M. Price on six felony counts pertaining to possession and trafficking of the drug, said Haegele.
The Athens police bought a quarter pound of the product from him in August, he said.
In Washington County, the Washington County Sheriff's Office has conducted a controlled buy on the drug within the past year, said Mincks.
His office has prosecuted several cases related to either MDMA or molly, Schneider added.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol has also stopped vehicles where they found the drug, said Mincks.
People on the drug have been found to experience convulsions, hallucinations, and extreme paranoia, said Haegele.


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Definición de bout en inglés:
1A short period of intense activity of a specified kind: occasional bouts of strenuous exercise a drinking bout
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- To take advantage of this gender difference, challenge your guy to sports that have short to moderate bouts of intense activity broken up by rest periods.
- Thiamine can help improve your memory and recall, increase muscle control, and increase muscle endurance during short bouts of intense activity.
- He said this did not mean taking up strenuous workout programmes, but daily short bouts of activity, such as vacuuming or mowing the lawn, could contribute to the overall total.
spell, period, time, stretch, stint, turn, run, session, round, cycle;
fit, burst, flurry, spurt, streak
informal sesh, spot
1.1An attack of illness or strong emotion: a severe bout of flu
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- The sad truth is that one in five of us will suffer from a bout of severe depressive illness and many more will dip in and out of milder depressions.
- It was also revealed the 31-year-old suffered severe bouts of depression.
- His men weren't given to strong bouts of emotion, which was how he'd designed them to be.
attack, fit, spasm, paroxysm, convulsion, eruption, outbreak, outburst, burst, spell, dose
rare access, boutade
1.2A wrestling or boxing match: he fought 350 bouts, losing only nine times
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- The phrase originates from the days of early bare-knuckle boxing or prizefighting bouts, a time long before any rules were produced by the Marquess of Queensberry.
- Fox's Celebrity Boxing scored a knockout in the ratings ring, undoubtedly ensuring a long string of rematches, grudge matches and return bouts.
- The Holmes-Norton title fight ranks up there with the greatest Heavyweight Championship bouts of all time.
contest, match, round, heat, competition, tournament, event, meeting, meet, fixture, game;
encounter, fight, prizefight, struggle, set-to;
British clash
2A curve in the side of a violin, guitar, or other musical instrument.
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- The upper bout is intended to accurately simulate the feel of the rib and edges of an acoustic violin and is used to help players with classical training find their upper positions more accurately.
- Some models give you a removable upper bout emulator.
- The bights are looped about the bout and the end peg and thus permit removable mounting of the support member to the violin.
Mid 16th century (denoting a curve or circuit, hence later a 'turn' of activity): from dialect bought 'bend, loop'; probably of Low German origin.
Palabras que riman con boutabout, clout, devout, doubt, down-and-out, drought, flout, gout, grout, knout, lout, mahout, misdoubt, nowt, out, out-and-out, owt, pout, Prout, right about, rout, scout, shout, snout, spout, sprout, stout, thereabout, thereout, throughout, timeout, tout, trout, way-out, without
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The history behind the slang
Bye Felicia!
This phrase came from the movie Friday. Smokey and Craig use the phrase to get rid of their annoying neighbor Felicia, who just comes by to ask for things. It is used today to let people know they are acting ridiculous.
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While Nene usually follows her's with a "Huni", this word generally comes into usage when just a normal 'yes' will not suffice. This extra enthusiastic 'yes' originated in the gay community and has taken flight since. Nicki Minaj even has a song on her new album titled "Yasss Bish"!
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This is Martin's standard catch phrase for when he's either mad at Gina or totally diggin' her.
This phrase is used when people are in violation of common courtesies. It was popularized by Tamar Braxton and the "Real Housewives of Atlanta." Kenya Moore 'tried it' with that megaphone...
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Tamar Braxton brought this phrase to the masses. It generally means get it together or stop acting foolish. It could be used in reference to Tamar's spanx issues in this image...
Brought to us by Trinidad James himself, this phrase describes how we show off our glorious (and potentially ratchet) lives on Instagram whether it is accurate to how we are really living or not.
This word comes from the 80s but was made popular by the colorful cast members on the TV show Ru Paul's Drag Race. It's normally used in the context of "throwing shade" which means to put an intentionally negative tone on a generally positive statement.
This was originally Joey from the show "Friends'" catchphrase, but Wendy Williams added some sass and made it her own when she began hosting "The Wendy Williams Show."
Swagger comes from the Scottish word that describes the cool way people walk. Our POTUS truly embodies the word 'swag'.
This is a rhetorical question because there is obviously no reason to turn it down. We can thank Lil Jon and DJ Snake for immortalizing this catchphrase.
While this is originally church a phrase, the rest of the world picked it up from "RHOA" star Phaedra Parks.
This term was popularized by Sweet Brown's viral video.
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The Illuminati is a demonic cult that some people believe Jay-Z, Beyonce, Rihanna, among other superstars to be a part of. The Illuminati is just a bunch a mess... hence the phrase.
Originally a phrase from church. People use it when something happens that is so tragic they need Jesus to take over. It is also used when people say something out of line that you need Jesus to step in before you do...
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"Woosah" is a classic from the movie Bad Boys. You can use it in many situations, especially when you're stressed.
Originally in the Prince song "Alphabet Street" - "Now run and tell your mama about that" Antoine Dodson adds a serious neck role and word 'homeboy' to the end to this gem of a catchphrase.
In an emotional scene from Good Times Florida Evans exclaims "Damn, Damn, Damn!" after coming home from her husbands funeral. That pretty much sums up the sentiment.
We can thank Juicy J. for this. "Bandz" refer to the rubber bands wrapped around stacks of cash that you bring to the strip club with you.
This phrase can be followed up by pretty much anything. It usually pertains to things that are so outlandish or stupid that you are "done" with the fact that it even happened.
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Collette Limberg, 71, of Montevideo, died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at her home, with her husband, son, daughter and granddaughter by her side, after a yearlong battle with cancer. A private family service will be held at a later date with burial at the Milbank Cemetery.
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