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FAIL. I forgot how trashy Vegas was. Mind you, the people you meet in Vegas aren't usually the regulars, they're out of towners looking for a weekend of ugly fun. None the less, Vegas (or anywhere for that matter) with my dimes equals TOML. Always!
3 days of 30+ degree weather, laying in/by the pool, stuffing our faces, and doing what we do best, LIVING.
Disclaimer: there may or may not be a photo (or 2) of me half nekkid. So please proceed with caution.
Packing is easy bc everything has such minimal material. Essentials: sunglasses, frost for the boss, swim swag and the solution to all of my issues- coconut water.
Nigs and I had an early 10am flight and had a bit of time to kill so we just chilled and people watched (my favorite), then it was off to the city of sin.
First things first on board, drinksies! It's happy hour somewhere in the world right?
Home sweet home, aka the BALLazzo, er I mean the Palazzo! The rest of the photos are in no particular order but you can probably follow the sequence by the darkness of my skin lol
EAT: I forgot what it meant to eat my feelings..buffet steeze! The Wynn is no fucking joke. Literally it was a never ending line of food.
Dessert was beyond amazing! it was like a dessert restaurant right in the middle of the buffet. BEST. DAY. EVER. I felt like i was 8 all over again, eating everything in site. I want that, that, that, and that too please. And best of all, no judging.
Best find of the trip was GORDO'S. It was like I was in the OC all over again. Beef tongue / tripe / spicy pork / beef shoulder / steak tacos..PLUS the winner- CARNE ASADA FRIES with a large HORCHATA. I'm so getting married there.
XS, Tryst, Tao (x2) and a few others. Got to see Diplo and Eric D-lux! We were on a mission to club hop. And hop we did. My only complaint was that there was way too much fist pumping music. I get that they have to cater to crowds but whats a girl gotta do to get some hood music man.
Sun kissed and party whipped, we were eggshausted lol.
What's your take on meeting people on vacation? in a place like Vegas?… I am always down to meet and greet new warm faces, make friends, all that nonsense pleasantry. I've made life friends doing this, from NYC, Toronto, to Miami, there isn't a place where I haven't met amazing people. But what gives? Do people only meet the opposite sex for future hook ups? or can these short bonds turn into genuine friendships? In my head i believe friendships can be born anywhere, but maybe that's just me. Sometimes I feel like people want too much of me, too soon. Or maybe it's that Veeezy love they wanna get with. I mean, who wouldnt want in on this? i know right lol
Anyways, mucho gracias to my amazing team for a great birthday gift! And of course, thank you Vegas for showing us so much love. A few more showers and I should be clean of all of my sins… just kidding, I left it all back in Vegas. Cheers to being young, wild, and free


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MANY SHOWS (some new) between now and Dec
Oct 2-16 in AUSTRALIA
National Stealth MC Comp
NSW Prelim - Hopetoun Sunday 15th September
NSW Final - Newcastle Fri October 4th
Melbourne - second week of October
Adelaide - second week of October
... other states (where possible) to be announced
National Final - Sydney Friday 24th October
Oct 3-6 Newcastle (2 hours north of Sydney)
Brisbane Thurs Oct 10
Adelaide Fri Oct 11
Melbourne Sat Oct 12
Oct 18
LA at the ORION
located on south broadway
Sage Francis, the Living Legends, Abstract Rude, and Mikah 9
(JOSEPH LEE) is the promoter
Oct 24 Newark, DE
East End Cafe
270 East Main St
Newark, DE
all ages
Sage Francis
Fuse One
more TBA
Oct 25
Swarthmore College, which is 11 milesoutside Philadelphia
(Caroline Bermudez)
Nov 2 in Atlanta CANCELLED
Nov 3-Nov 5 in ARIZONA
Nov 3 in flagstaff at the THE ALLEY,
Nov 4 in Tucson at the Rialto,
and Nov 5 in Tempe at the Bash on Ash.
november 8th Pittsburgh
grand buffet
sage francis
the modey lemon
plus 1 or 2 more TBA
pgh, pa
all ages, 1030pm
November 9 Lakewood, OH
11802 Detroit Rd
Lakewood OH 44107
Capacity 200
Nov 20 in Belgium ( Bruxelles )
21 in Italy
22 in Italy ( Brescia )
23 in Italy ( Roma )
26 in Austria
27 in Slovenia
28 in Croatia
29 in Yugoslavia
30 in Greece ( Athens )
Dec 1 OFF
2 in Ireland ( Dublin )
3 in Scotland
4 in Scandinavia
5 in Scandinavia
6 in Scandinavia
7 in Scandinavia
9 in Germany
10 in Germany
11 in Germany
12 in Switzerland ( Genève )
13 in France
14 in France
15 in France
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if anyone has any info on that show @ Swarthmore College in Oct., let me know. someone said its for students only.
Thu Sep 19, 2002 5:19 pm
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Peking Garden (rt.9)
48 Russell St.
Hadley, Ma 01035
doors open 830pm... bring a friend and his mother
Thu Sep 19, 2002 5:58 pm
Jimmie Ooombar
Joined: 09 Jul 2002
Posts: 413
Location: Denver.
Can't wait for the San Diego concert. I know it will be a good turn out no matter what, because last time the Legends came here the place sold out, very quickly.
See you soon or something.
Thu Sep 19, 2002 6:34 pm
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Joined: 03 Jul 2002
Posts: 2697
yo sage
You need to do some shows in Maine.
Or is it to close to Canada for you?
Whatever i probably wouldn't go anyway.
Thu Sep 19, 2002 7:54 pm
Joined: 03 Sep 2002
Posts: 17
Location: Phoenix, AZ
3 az dates. rad.
i'll be at phx for sure.
Thu Sep 19, 2002 8:00 pm
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Location: NY
yo pav....the open mic at urbana comes first at 730 and that usually is over at about 8
Thu Sep 19, 2002 10:39 pm
Sage Francis
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Posts: 21790
too close to Canada. Yes.
Thu Sep 19, 2002 10:51 pm
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Posts: 343
Location: Morgantown, WV
well well, Club Laga is a hell of a step up from the Shadow Lounge in Pittsburgh. my band got to play there last month, the stage and lights and everything rocks
i hope I get to go to that show
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Location: Philly
Swarthmore Show offers a possible Scribble Jam reunion????
Here's the exclusive info as it stands so far for the Swarthmore show, October 25th at the Olde Club...
Philly's own DJ Cabell will open with his unique blend of underground hiphop and turntablism. Then the fun continues with a performance by the Parts of Speech Crew....(DOSE...you gotta freestyle with Sage.....some call and response/back and forth!!!) If you were at Scribble, you would know who Dose is. In my opinion, Dose Noun ATE mac lethal in the second round, i mean...he fell off and then ended early with fewer punchlines.......
Back to the Swat show.....Sage will then perform which will truely be a treat with the sound system and intimate setting of the olde club. Peanut Butter Wolf, Egon, and Madlib just played there on Wednesday (check the stones throw message board, the thread entitled: 2002 ballz to tha wallz tour <http://www.stonesthrow.com/messageboard/index.html> ) Very Dope Performance!!!!
Props to Swarthmore for booking good hiphop! See ya'll there next month!
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Fri Sep 20, 2002 1:10 am
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Posts: 1580
Location: Minneapolis
and right back to the appolis for christmas no doubt.
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Posts: 2697
damn the Canadians!
How about New Hampshire?
Fri Sep 20, 2002 1:37 pm
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Damn myself
I spelt too wrong.
I think.
Fri Sep 20, 2002 1:39 pm
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Sage what's with that show in Lakewood, OH?
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Location: Philadelphia
If this swarthmore show is not open to the public either, im going to cry. Hard.
Sat Sep 21, 2002 9:00 pm
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Good morning Boomers,
There was no sproink in the Commonwealth this morning. 17F, and still slick in places made for a semi-carpy 10K in 53:56 (8:41). Still, it's better than the TM.
Good day to you all,
......looking good guys.....
....30min nordic trak..........hip likes it, I like it.......
.........hiking tomorrow, so we'll see how it does.......
....................good running guys.........
Originally posted by SueT48:
I encountered a flock of wild turkeys on the trail this past weekend. I actually heard them rustling through the leaves long before I saw them. They are definitely not quiet birds.
Watch out. I got chased by a big tom last year -- he looked about the size of an ostrich (at least when I looked back at him while running away).
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Good Morning Boomers!
Some nice runs to start us out, and Peter's taper madness (don't worry, Peter, you'll do great!)
MrWhite – good luck!
Vista - !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/biggrin.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/biggrin.gif|border=0!
Erika – that whole eye-freeze thing would worry me - aren't there any clear ski goggles you can wear? And do you wear a headlamp?
SteveP – hooray for you on the job!
First snowstorm of the year here in southern Ohio. The snow was falling so heavily when I set out that I turned back for a billed hat to protect my eyes from the blowing flakes. The heavy, wet snow quickly crusted my dark clothes white, and I received several strange looks from passing drivers, as well as a "Good for you!" from a man scraping snow off his windshield. There were only 1-2 inches on the ground when I set out, but I had forgotten how much harder you have to work to run in that soft stuff. I watched as a big pick-up truck tried to turn onto the street I was on and slide across the road up over the curb and into someone's yard. Note to self: watch out for sliding vehicles. DH had to leave early for work, so I had to get back home and finish on the treadmill.
4.15 miles outside, followed by this on the treadmill:
(5 minute slow-to-fast segments – 6.0, 6.4, 6.8, 7.2, 8.0 mph) x 4
Plus CD makes 7 miles total.
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a little chilly so i had to wear my black fur string thong with matching sheer cover. but geez, what is it with these boomer women not keeping track of their underwear? maybe they need help; any volunteers? !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|border=0!
pool water temp is getting nice and chilly, so when i get done from running i stand in the water for 5-10 minutes to chill down my legs. it's so dry that while i'm standing there all sorts of steam rises off of me into the air. today i noticed that my shoes must have gotten sweaty too, since they were sitting on the ground steaming. smoked 'em.
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a little chilly so i had to wear my black fur string thong with matching sheer cover.
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Peter... the week before my last marathon those "easy" recovery runs felt stiff legged and with slappy feet. I knew to ignore this as a porblem. Trust your training. On race day, all the walking done prior to the race loosens the legs and warms them up. Out of the start, the legs felt fine and by mile 4 felt great. Not to worry, you'll feel great by mile 4. I promise! Best of luck this week.
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Funny story Vista. I can see how that could happen with how tight the racks of clothes are in some stores.
3 untimed frosty miles with all undergarments accounted for.
Good morning boomers, from Beaver Utah, hitting the road in a minute. Hope everyone has remembered to put on thier panties prior to going out for a run. Might have the oppertunity to run with Millbot sometime today. I will be wearing roller skates and tie a rope to him so that I can keep up. Good runs All, larry
"If you see a man running up a mountain trail in Montana with a fly pole attached to his back, you are probably lost. LDD
Another undergarment story. So Monday, on the way to work, I noticed that my slip wasn't quite going to work with the skirt I was wearing. As I was pulling it off in the car, WRFB said "what are you going to do with that"? I said "uh, leave it in the car"? He wasn't crazy about that idea, on the off chance that he might have to give a colleague a ride or something. That would apparently generate the need for complicated explanations to alleviate any resultant speculation about his perceived "other" hobby.
It wouldn't fit in my already bulging purse, so I stuffed it into an unused compartment of my lunch box. Which of course I forgot about. Now I've got my slip still in my lunchbox, parked underneath my desk with my yogurt and trail mix. Fortunately I eat alone at my desk, or I'd have some complicated explanations of my own.
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Thanks Holly, the eyes feel ok today. Sort of burning last night. I did ask a running friend about it, and he said it might have been combination of the wind (although it was at my back on the way down the hill) and the dry air. I guess our humidity dropped to about 20% last night... Who knows. The clear ski goggles might work, but they might also just steam up. Worth a try though. I can't have this problem all winter!
My husband usually buys all my underwear. I get a great big ol' assortment a few times a year (Christmas, birthdays, just because, etc) and I try them all on (with an audience) and keep the ones I like. Seems to work for both of us. !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|border=0!
Steve, I like that comment that it'll be fine by mile 4. That does seem to be how it works for me, too. Peter, you'll do great. Personally, I think there's an inverse relationship to taper madness and marathon performance (i.e., the worse it is beforehand, the better you'll do!), which is why I get concerned when I'm not a bit nervous before a race.
Even though it felt much more mild out this morning (about 5F here on campus), I'm going to the gym tonight for 6 on the treadmill. Might do some upper bod weights, but might not. I love this structured training plan...
PDR, enjoy your lunch!
For me 57 degrees is a cold front. For Erika 5 degrees is mild.
It's amazing how the body adapts to it's environs ...
57 degrees and I'm strippin' layers and leavin' them on doorknobs! !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|border=0!
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My husband usually buys all my underwear. I get a great big ol' assortment a few times a year (Christmas, birthdays, just because, etc) and I try them all on (with an audience) and keep the ones I like. Seems to work for both of us. !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/wink.gif|border=0!
Why do I see this thread now going down a slippery slope?
Hey Ribs, Humbert himself was in his 40s, wasn't he? !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/biggrin.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/biggrin.gif|border=0!
Tempo run last night. I listened to my body (and Ribs !http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/smile.gif|src=http://www.coolrunning.com/forums/smile.gif|border=0!) and did a bit shorter one than on the schedule. Fighting a cold, so I may take the day off.
I just got confirmation I'm signed up for a surfing lesson this Saturday in Tofino, B.C. (Vancouver Island). Using the trip package I won in the raffle this summer at Edge to Edge Marathon and flying up on Friday. Saturday, I'll be seeing Sousalicious. I'm excited to say the least.
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Today. Class 4A quarterfinals, No. 8 Vandebilt Catholic at No. 1 Neville, 7 p.m. (Radio: 106.3 FM, 1490-AM)
Saturday. Catholic High of Baton Rouge at H.L. Bourgeois, 6 p.m.
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Saturday. Central Lafourche, South Terrbonne at Lakeshore Classic.
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Saturday. Dominican at E.D. White Catholic, 11 a.m.
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Today. The Cajun Youth Athletic Association is currently holding registration for its upcoming Cal Ripken Baseball and Babe Ruth Baseball leagues. Registration for the Houma-based leagues ends on Dec. 31. Ages are 9 to 12 years old for the Cal Ripken League and 13 to 15 years old for the Babe Ruth League. The cost is $60 per player for the Babe Ruth League and $50 per player for the Cal Ripken League. For information, call president Roy Himel at 791-9803, secretary Tracy Bourg at 232-3329, Cal Ripken League director Shawn Chiasson at 637-4727 or Babe Ruth League director Aaron Dazee at 709-3131.
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Dec. 1. The Third-Annual Houma Heart and Soles Half-Marathon is scheduled for 7 a.m. Dec. 1 at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center, 346 Civic Center Blvd. The event, sponsored by Cardiovascular Institute of the South and Terrebonne General Medical Center, includes a half-marathon race at 13.1 miles, a two-man relay at 6.55 miles per person and a 5K walk/run at 3.1 miles. The races end at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center. Pre-registration deadline is Nov. 1. Race entry fees vary based on the race distance.
Dec. 2. E.D. White Catholic high school will induct Brother Paul Montero and coach Eddie Cole into its Hall of Fame on Dec. 2 at Envie Restaurant in Thibodaux. For information, contact Jane Bourgeois at 449-1859.
Dec. 15. Terrebonne High's volleyball team will host a clinic for kids ages 13-and-under on Dec. 15. The clinic will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Terrebonne's girls gym. The cost is $25. The clinic will focus on basic fundamentals in passing, setting, hitting and serving techinques. For information, call Terrebonne girls volleyball coach Craig Hamner at 688-5225.
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Ex-judge named Thibodaux 'Citizen of the Year'
Published: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 10:58 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 18, 2013 at 10:58 a.m.
A retired city judge was acknowledged for his years of public service by Thibodaux's business community during a ceremony attended by dozens.
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The Thibodaux Chamber of Commerce handed out five other awards at its Thursday night banquet.
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- Kristin LaFleur with MidSouth Bank, who received the Chairman's Award for her volunteer work.
- Pott Folse, Cajun music musician of Raceland, who received the Unsung Hero Award for the 60 plus years he's dedicated to music. "Music is not what he does, it's what he is," outgoing chamber Chairman Ben Harang said.
- Arabie's Trucking in Thibodaux received the Business of the Year Award for the company's economic contributions, business success and growth. Owners Myrna and Sandy Arabie spearheaded a donation drive that collected more than 12,000 pounds of food, cleaning supplies and other items for the victims of 2012's Hurricane Sandy.
- Neal Swanner was named Member of the Year for consistently making significant contributions to the chamber and community via his volunteer involvement, financial and moral support. He established the Norman "Big Boy" Swanner Fund in honor of his late brother, co-founder of Bubba's Restaurant and Sports Lounge and a city councilman. The fund has benefitted many organizations in Thibodaux, including the chamber.
- Brook Hotard-Clement received the Teenager of the Year Award and a $500 scholarship from the Norman "Big Boy" Swanner Fund for her numerous community projects and leadership roles.
David Richard, 68, was the winner of the Thibodaux Chamber of Commerce's Frank Kennedy Citizen of the Year award, which was presented during the chamber's 46th Annual Awards Banquet at the Civic Center.
This "is one of the highlights of my life," Richard told those in attendance, while modestly down-playing his efforts.
"Any good I did doesn't compare to how good the community has been to me."
The award singles out those who contribute to the local business community and economic development and residents' quality of life.
Richard was recognized for serving the young people of Lafourche Parish through educational efforts and his focus on intellectual interests, said Ben Harang, outgoing chamber and last year's winner.
"He was a member of numerous law associations, including the National Council of Juvenile Judges, American Judges, the Louisiana Retired Judges Association, Louisiana State Bar Association, the Lafourche Parish Bar Association and the Nicholls State Judicial Advisory Committee."
Richard has served as president of the Lafourche Parish Bar Association and vice president of the St. Genevieve Elementary and E.D. White Catholic High school boards.
His wife, Connie, was among the 300 guests in attendance at the banquet. She said she is proud of his accomplishments.
"He is a very humble man. He never feels that he is deserving," she said. "He's helped people of all ages. He's helped the elderly. He's helped the young get on track. He always looks for the best in everyone."
The Frank Kennedy Citizen of the Year award was one of six awards presented.
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LaDean "Dean" Smith, 81, of Shawnee, passed away Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, in Oklahoma City.
Visitation will begin 9 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 14, and continue through service time. The family will gather to meet with friends from 5 to 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 14, at Cooper Funeral Home.
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The founder and director of Midland Valley Prep has won a lawsuit against the Aiken County School Board.
The Aiken County School District will pay a portion of a $25,000 settlement to end a lawsuit filed by school director Lilian Thomas-Wilson.
Jennifer Ryberg has taught at Midland Valley Prep since it opened four years ago.
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"I believed in her and I wanted to be there beside her and help her through this," Ryberg says.
In August of 2004 at a school board meeting, Lilian Thomas-Wilson was accused by six of her teachers of misusing school funds to pay for cosmetics.
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In January of 2005, she filed a lawsuit.
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Thomas-Wilson says she always keeps a paper trail, even the makeup order receipt...which she paid for with her own check, not the school's.
She said the Aiken County School Board refused to listen.
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But it's bittersweet for the ones that stayed and toughed it out.
"There are a lot of families who chose not to stick with the school through this because it was a very tough time," says Thomas-Wilson.
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Mourad Lahlou knows a thing or two about spices. Lahlou, a 44-year-old chef who grew up in Marrakesh, Morocco, owns the restaurant Aziza in San Francisco, which earned its first Michelin star in 2010 and has maintained it ever since. Last year, he published "Mourad: New Moroccan," his first cookbook, and early next year Williams-Sonoma plans to introduce a line of spices bearing his name.
When it comes to storing spices, Lahlou prefers to put them "in carton canisters lined with a tin film to keep ground spices from staining the carton." Amateur chefs could try a version of this at home, he suggests, by putting spices in a poly bag, sealing them and putting them in a shoe box. "This works because no light gets in, and the box won't get hot," he says.
As storage goes, this is "cheap and effective," Lahlou says, but he acknowledges that it might not be ideal for anyone concerned about aesthetics.
His hunt for better-looking containers that offer appropriately cool, dark storage begins at Heath Ceramics in Sausalito. Lahlou has used the company's products in his restaurants for more than a decade, and he finds several viable options there, including the Container Set with cork tops.
"The use of cork as a lid is great," he says. "It allows the spice to breathe but also makes these easy to open. This is the kind of thing you'd want for spices you use quite a bit."
At Zinc Details in San Francisco, he tests the Bottle Grinders by Menu, made to store and grind a variety of spices. "These are not your grandma's containers," he says. "They look cool and classy and modern, and have a sexy shape."
Online, he likes the "very functional" stackable containers by Culinarium. "They come across as very new and modern," he says. "But there is an old-style, handcrafted feel to them."
Browsing on Etsy, he finds a vintage spice-jar set by LaGardo Tackett at the House of Seance shop. "I absolutely love that they come in that box, and that they put the names of spices on the jars," he says. "How cool is that?"
The Henry Watson jars, on the website of the Fante shop, are another favorite. "They're cute and very countryside, but not sexy countryside," he says. "It's the Hamptons version."


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First Baptist Church, Huntsville, AL
Monday, August 29, 2016
Global Missions
Mission Trips and Prayer are a part of the Global Mission strategy of First Baptist Church to carry out the Great Commission. The arm of our international mission effort is where God calls us to serve around the world. The mission areas listed below are part of our long term mission work around the world. Other mission trip are planned from time to time. For more information on where First Baptist Church is involved, please contact Mike Pearce, the Minister of Missions and Outreach.
Canada Mission
Canada mission work has been part of First Baptist's focus for many years. Each year teams travel to different locations in Canada and provide construction materials, construction workers, Vacation Bible School, elderly programs, Bible studies, support of local pastors, and surveys of the communities Some of the mission sites include Toronto, Prince Edward Island, Calgary, and Winnipeg. For more information on Canada mission work contact Don Newman.
Dominican Republic/Haitian People
Charlene and Dr. Jerry Graham are the leaders of two trips per year to the Dominican Republic to help the Haitian people living in the Dominican in Republic. Their heart is to help the Haitian people in sharing the gospel and bring medical relief. The need of the Haitian people is tremendous. Our team works close with Southern Baptist Missionaries there in Haiti. For more information you may contact Charlene Graham.
Southeast Asia
Ongoing work is taking place in Southeast Asia. First Baptist Huntsville is involved in teaching basic business principles with this ministry. Our church and others go to teach classes 3-4 times a year. Tommy and Penny Johnson are acting in leadership rolls for this ministry. Please contact Jim Atherton for more information.


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It has been almost seven months since Lauderdale County's Juvenile Detention Center closed. Since late February, all juvenile offenders from the county have been transported to and housed in Rankin County. Sheriff Billy Sollie says this is a win-win arrangement for all involved.
'We believe that the county is going to save money with the shutting down of the detention facility and by housing them in Rankin County. We believe that the youth are being better served in Rankin County and only being brought back here for hearings on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.'
It's the rising cost for gas, and the fact that court for youth in Lauderdale County has increased from two days to three a week, that's putting a pinch on the county's purse.
'We're having to increase our personnel down here just by a few because of the transportation issue at 2 AM in the morning,' says Sollie.
'At the same time, Rankin County has informed us that they will be increasing their costs for us from $75 a day to $100 a day affective October first,' says Joe Norwood, who is president of the Lauderdale County Board of Supervisors. 'So, the money that we were looking forward to saving by closing the detention center, it looks like that will be absorbed in increasing costs.'
Despite the increase in transportation and housing expenses, Sheriff Sollie is optimistic that other changes which have been made will keep down the overall cost.
'The personnel who were out there have been transferred and through attrition we're getting our numbers back down.'
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I have just started the C25K program and I am currently on W1D2 and I have found this forum. Is there anyone else at the the same stage who wants to share war stories as we work through the next 9 weeks? Experience has taught me that these things are easier if you have a shoulder to cry on and an ear to whinge in
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Hi! I started about 2 weeks ago, I completed week one and did one day of week two then my achilles tendon started hurting. I ran on the sidewalk one day and it has ruined me since. Its almost a week since I last ran I can hardly walk without limping. All this to say, that hopefully I will be able to run again this week and we will be close to schedule..... I hope. Best wishes to you!
Hello. I just started W1D1 today along with a small group that we created on FB called c25k. I think there's 5 of us so far from different states. Once we complete our 9 week training, we are planning to all get together to run a 5k together and then enjoy the sites and some good food for the place we are visiting. You can look for me on FB under Abby Remenicky and I will send you an add for the group. We make each person in the group, a group admin for each week and that person is repsonsible for keeping the group motivated...posting hints, tips, and websites.....to keep it all interesting. I just found this today and posted the link to this site as well! Good luck to you! I know we can do this!
I'm starting either tonight or tomorrow morning. (I'd start right this second, but it's 110 degrees outside.) I've always idealized runners and wanted to be one, but I've never been able to run more than a few minutes at a time despite never being over weight. I'm really excited about this!!
Do you think it's best to sign up for a race and set a real goal or to just get started and save that for a lot later?
Wow Piglet, I take my hat off to you for starting out in the warmer weather... I turn into melted jelly in the heat so I am hoping I will be able to take advantage of the cool winter here at the moment to get started and come summer it won't be such an issue!
I have been looking for races to sign up for to give me a goal to look towards so I think there are definite benefits to signing up for one early in the piece. I am struggling to find a 5K locally though, they all seem to be 10K's...
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Hi Lisa, Good luck with your start to the C25K. A lot of people have previously started the program and not finished. Do you have a particular reason why you stopped? I am eager to learn from others about potential obstacles so that I can prepare myself. I am really keen to see this through.
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Thanks Abbygirl, I would love to join your FB group. Where are you located? I am in Australia and I love the idea of each week a different person being the group admin and all pitching in to keep motivated but I am not sure I would be able to join you all for a 5K at the end of the program? Does this matter?
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Don't give me an excuse to put this off! Haha! Although it is hot, I think now is as good as time as any to get started because I have a few weeks before school starts to attempt to get into a routine. I will absolutely have to run either late or early though. I'm not a morning person, but I'm going to attempt to get out of bed when my husband does at 5:30.
I sure hope you find a 5k! 10 would be way too much for me for a first race!
I'm on wk 2D3 of C25K . I would love to join you all and have someone else close to where I am to chat with.
I'm not a runner and I've made two whole weeks! Best of luck everybody!
Well, I guess I'll say hello too. I used to run - not a lot, but I could do 5 k on the treadmill. After about 5 yrs I'm getting back into it. I gained about 30 lbs in the 5 yrs since I stopped running and I'm fairly digusted with myself, so I decided to do something about it. I started on monday without the c25k program. Then I found this forum yesterday and gave it a try today. I downloaded the app for my ipod and I'm going to give it a go. So I guess tomorrow is W1D2 for me. I do have a strange work schedule - 2 weeks on and 2 off, so I hope I can maintain some sort of regularity to my runs while at work. I do benefit from being in Canada though and not having to deal with as much heat and humidity as most of you. Although, conversly, I do have to deal with the cold in the winter. Especially where I work for my 2 weeks at a time. -30 Celsius is a fairly regular occurance there by December (that's about -22 for you Americans) and the sun sets at about 4 o'clock. Needless to say, most of my winter running will be on the treadmill. Anyway, I will follow your progress and hopefully be able to keep up with you. Take care.
Well, I did W1D2 today, but seeing as how it went, I think I'm going to call it W1D3 and move on to week 2. I did actually do 3 days of running, although the first day was not on the c25k plan. Yesterday I did W1D1, with just my watch to keep me on track. It was actually the same route and distance that I had run the day before, so I'll count those 2 days as 1 and 2 and today as 3. Today I used a program that I downloaded to my ipod where the guy tells me when to run and when to walk while I listen to my own music. I concentrated on my posture and breathing like I've read from other comments here. Those two things seem to be my problem. The breathing probably because I quit smoking about 4-5 months ago and this is the first excercise I've had since then. With my posture I tend to let my head slip forward and look down, while my arms swing in a little too much of a side to side motion. I concentrated on keeping my head up and moving my arms back and forth while breathing from my diaphram and it seemed to work really well. I had no problems with any of the intervals and always felt like I had a little gas left in the tank when the 60 seconds was over. We'll see how W2D1 goes.
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Good luck with your start to Week Two! It sounds like you are coping well with the intervals. I struggled a little towards the end of the 60 seconds in the first couple of intervals of day three and I was wondering if it was because I did my run in the afternoon instead of the morning. I think it was also because I was feeling self conscious and not concentrating on my breathing and form so I did what you did and made an effort to pay more attention to keeping my head up, breath deep etc and the last half of the run was good and I finished with some pretty decent pace. Now I can't wait for week two!
The app that you mentioned, is it the C25K app? I would be so lost without mine telling me when to go and when to whoa
I can't wait to hear how your week 2 goes! It is good to have other people at the same stage to compare notes with!
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Well, I can't tell you if it matters if you run in the morning or the afternoon. I don't have the temperature problems most others have, living in Canada. Like I said earlier, I work 2 weeks on and 2 off, so I generally don't wake up too early on my time off. I usually run at about 3 in the afternoon. I run on a trail though, through the forest, beside a river. Very little sun gets through the trees and I never feel too hot. I couldn't run on the street or in a gym. I'm also fairly self conscious of running in public. There are the odd few that I pass, going the other direction, or bikers that pass me. But all have been very nice and said hello.
Correcting my posture and breathing (or making an attempt at correcting it) seemed to help me a lot. I notice that if I don't look up while I'm running, my neck gets sore and my shoulders get tight and then everything goes to hell from there. I start to lean forward and my arms don't swing properly. If I hold my head up and swing my arms properly, while keeping my torso centred over my hips, everything seems to come easier for some reason.
The app I use is the C25K app from itunes. It's from Bluefin Software, LLC. It cost 2.99. It has a mans voice who comes on and tells me what to do, from the 5 min warm up, then when to run and walk for every week and day, and the 5 min cool down. He tells me when I'm halfway as well. Unfortunately, the program is only 20 min long. The course I run takes me half an hour so I have to skip back a couple segments while i'm walking in order to repeat them, but that's no problem. The best part of the app is that I can listen to my own music.
I'm glad someone else is on this thread though. Good to hear from you. I'll post tomorrow how W2D1 goes. Have a good night.
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Oregon State Police troopers found more than 12 pounds of crystal methamphetamine during a traffic stop on Interstate 5 near Ashland.
At about 8:40 a.m. Thursday, a trooper stopped a northbound 2006 Nissan Altima with California license plates for speeding on I-5 near milepost 11. The lone person in the car was identified as Jesus Paz Flores, 28, from Adelanto, Calif.
Subsequent investigation led to the seizure of approximately 12.5 pounds of crystal meth hidden in the vehicle, police said in a news release today. Police estimated the value of the seized methamphetamine at $190,000.
Flores was taken into custody without incident and lodged in the Jackson County Jail on charges of manufacture, possession and distribution of methamphetamine. He remains in jail this morning on more than $1 million bail.
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5-Minute-a-Day Yoga Routine for Kids
Although people realize the numerous health benefits of yoga for adults, they may not realize that kids can reap the same benefits from practicing yoga. According to the Mayo Clinic, "Yoga can be a gentle method for your child to get more physical activity and enhance his or her well-being."
Yoga can allow kids to learn discipline, enhance athletic performance, heighten body awareness and self-control, build both strength and flexibility, and increase concentration and focus. It can also help kids feel empowered, and helps them stay calm (even kids with ADD or ADHD). This translates into healthier minds and bodies, not to mention better performance at school.
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POV, a cinema term for "point of view," is television's longest-running showcase for independent non-fiction films. Since 1988, POV has presented more than 275 of the best, boldest and most innovative documentaries to PBS audiences across the country. POV films are known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.
Major funding for POV has been provided by The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional support provided by: New York State Council on the Arts and the desJardins/Blachman Fund. Support programming like POV through your local PBS station.
The film takes us inside the Yoshida Brewery, a 144-year-old family-owned establishment.
An eldery woman's husband fulfills her 90th birthday wish with a trip to In-N-Out.
Storm Reyes found hope the day a bookmobile arrived at her migrant camp.
Wendell Scott's son remembers his father's induction into the NASCAR Hall of Fame
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AWS Debian Squeeze AMI with FFmpeg and X264
Stream #0 has now made available our first Amazon Web Services (AWS) AMI. This is based on Eric Hammond's 64-bit Squeeze AMI: ami-fcf61595.
The first Stream #0 AMI can be found by looking for the following AMI ID in the AWS Management Console: ami-b535d6dc
The following additions have been made over the base Squeeze build:
- Added Debian Multimedia Repository
- Updated and Upgraded to October 22nd 2009 latest packages
- Build x264 from source. r1301
- Build FFmpeg from source. r20350
FFmpeg has been configured as per the options noted in the How-To here
Ultimately we're planning to build a few different AMI variations. e.g. Lenny with FFmpeg 0.5 build and x264 from Debian Multimedia Repo as a slightly more stable version of the "Squeeze build everything from source" AMI approach.
The AMI has been made public and Stream0 would really appreciate feedback on this, our first time AMI build.
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Issue Those Pull Requests
Forks without pull requests annoy me. If your changes could be considered useful you should be submitting pull requests.— Jonathan Wight (@schwa) February 2, 2013
I'm the maintainer of a few Open Source github projects. Mostly iOS and Mac OS X Cocoa projects. I don't open these projects because I'm expecting contribution from the community. I open them because I feel they may be useful to others.
That said, people do contribute back and I'm extremely grateful for these contributions. The main mechanism for contributing is via github pull requests. Unfortunately I see a lot of forks of various projects of mine containing improvements to the original project, improvements that have not had pull requests issued. These improvements will probably be lost unless the author issues a pull request.
Even if I notice these changes (and I do occasionally go through my project "network" to find interesting changes) the chances are the original project has probably divulged significantly since the changes were made. Merging these old changes into the original project becomes far more laborious than it should be.
Issuing pull requests is a great way of showing your support and thanks to the original project author (or authors). Pull requests are great. Timely, well defined pull requests with limited scope are even better.
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It's a rainy day. If you have to be on the road, then be safe. News 12 is on your side checking on the progress of a new law in South Carolina that many say will save lives in any weather.
For some, wet roads spell accidents. This former coroner and shift manager for Aiken Co. EMS knows.
"I've seen a lot of people thrown from cars, killed from the fact of being thrown," said Capt. Greg Bailey.
Lives taken because they weren't strapped in. A new law in South Carolina aims to change that.
"The law has now changed to where if you observe a driver or occupant of a vehicle not wearing a seatbelt, you can stop the car and you can be cited for not wearing a seatbelt," said Lt. Teddy Umsted, Aiken Public Safety.
News 12 road along with Lt. Umsted to get a better view of who is obeying.
"I'm looking at this older pickup truck, I can tell both the passenger and driver are wearing their seatbelts," Umsted said.
Some are.
"Okay, this car in front is not wearing their seatbelt," Umsted said.
Some aren't.
Since the new law went into effect on December 9th, Aiken Public Safety officers say they have seen an increase in the number of tickets they're writing. If you do get pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt, some officers choose to warn you and tell you about the law. Others will ticket you on the spot.
"You know, we're not out to just write tickets, this is a safety issue. Hopefully, it'll save lives and keep people from being injured," Umsted said.
Captain Bailey wants the law to slam the door on careless thinking and convince everybody to buckle up. For a man who's in a rush every day to save lives, he always takes time out for click to make sure he's not the next victim.
"I've had to send too many people to the funeral home for not wearing seatbelts," Bailey said.
Click It or Ticket, now much more than a slogan.
A ticket is $25. If you have an older vehicle that wasn't made with a seatbelt, you are exempt. Lt. Umsted says Aiken drivers are doing a good job of buckling up. He estimates about 85% do.


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Thursday, March 21, 2013
AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. (WRDW) -- A new Government Accountability Office report spells out bad news for the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility that's currently under construction at the Savannah River Site.
Upon completion, the facility will convert nuclear weapons-grade plutonium into fuel that can power commercial-grade reactors. At last check, the price tag of the project had ballooned from $1.4 billion to $4.9 billion.
Now, the Department of Energy estimates that the project will cost $7.7 billion. The completion date of October 2016 has also been pushed back to November 2019.
"The cost increase and schedule delay will not be known until DOE completes its review of the contractor's proposal and DOE's project oversight office completes an independent cost estimate. DOE currently plans to complete its review and approve a new project baseline by September 2013," the GAO report reads.
The report cites construction problems for the recent delay and cost increase.
There are also concerns about the lack of vendors interested in the reprocessed fuel for commercial reactors. According to another recent report by the GAO, only the Tennessee Valley Authority is seriously interested.
Several members of Congress have voiced strong opposition to continuing the project. An environmental group feels costs may be the death of the MOX project, too.
"Certainly, when people look for impacts they look at big projects, because that's where the money is," said Clint Wolfe, the Executive Director of the Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness in Aiken.
He says CNTA supports the MOX facility as a way to reduce the nuclear stockpile along with Russia. He says the local economic impact will also be tremendous.
"I think this is just imperative that we see this through," he said. "[Canceling MOX] would be a tragic, tragic mistake."
Tom Clements, who represents the environmental group Friends of the Earth, says after the overrun, MOX is likely "doomed to elimination." He says the situation has turned into a "boondoggle of massive proportions."


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If using removable media like USB flash drive or DVD the PS3 can play full audio 96KHz rate but only if the directory structure is strict.
By that I mean:
- For USB it must be in a directory called AVHCD in the root of the drive
- For Optical DVD/BD the BDMV directory must be in the root of the disk.
eg for USB, if you have exactly same AVCHD file set under directories in root called AVCHD and another called AVCHD_1, it will send full definition over HDMI to the AV receiver for AVCHD because it switches to a different play mode. To play the files under AVCHD_1 you have to browse to them and select but they only pay at 48Khz.
For a long time I could not see why my 96k and 192k files were only being sent as 48k. I thought it was the PS3 Media Server getting the transcoding wrong somehow.
This must stem from the fact that media with AVCHD in root is detected as a special case and is played in a different mode selecting the folder with AVCHD logo. In all other cases, including Media severs, you have to browse to the files you want to play. I suppose this could be just official HDMI downscaling to 48k as the PS3 may not send the HDCP signal to the receiver for files browsed to but does when it sees the strict AVCHD structure, which looks like a BD title. From my point of view this is unfair as all the HD audio files I have are paid for downloads from HDTracks, 2L and Linn;
So if PSM could emulate this structure to XMB to invoke the same mode when selecting a title, we would be fine to build whatever directory structures are necessary to maintain our libraries. I don't know if this has ever been identified formally and requested.