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New Orleans Times-Picayune Saints columnist Jeff Duncan gives us the latest happenings with the New Orleans Saints. We take a look at the allegations that claim Saints GM Mikey Loomis was involved in spying on opposing coaches. We also get an update on the bounty issues as well as the Drew Brees contract situation.
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If true, these alelgations reaffirm that the Saints are the dirtiest team in sports. It puts a smile on my face. What will all the Saints fans say next? Cheaters will lose in the end. Hopefully they will be found guilty. Loomis will go to jail and the NFL will hammer the organization even more.


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Human remains found in CVNP
BOSTON — A jawbone found by two hikers Sept. 9 around 5 p.m. near the Valley Picnic area in Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) has been confirmed as human, according to CVNP spokesperson Jennie Vasarhelyi.
Vasarhelyi said park rangers made the confirmation and initiated a search of the area, with assistance provided by the FBI Evidence Response Team, the next day. The picnic area is located off Riverview Road 1 mile south of state Route 303.
During the search, additional human remains and clothing were found. Vasarhelyi said the Summit County medical examiner had been called in.
"We are treating this as a homicide until we know otherwise," said Vasarhelyi. "That is protocol."
Vasarhelyi said the identity, cause of death and the length of time the remains have been in the park were unknown as of the afternoon of Sept. 10.
The picnic area in the park and the Oak Hill Trail were closed to the public until further notice.
The National Park Service is leading the investigation, with support provided by the FBI, according to Vasarhelyi.
Council, police auditor kick start inspection service
AKRON — Akron Police Auditor Phil Young and Akron City Council are working together to kick start a new, free vehicle safety inspection program for Akron residents.
The program stems from citizen complaints to Young about being stopped by police for minor infractions, such as a burned-out taillight or turn signal. According to City Council officials, the complaints gave him the idea to provide inspections that will identify vehicle safety issues, preempting a police stop and possibly a ticket.
"When is the last time you started your car and walked around it to check all your lights, signals and flashers?" asked Young. "Did you remember to check the renewal date on your driver's license on your last birthday? We're performing a public service for our citizens. These will be voluntary inspection sites where no citations will be issued. We're just going to make sure everyone has a safe vehicle and a valid driver's license."
Auto Zone, Advance Auto Parts and O'Reilly's have agreed to participate in the program by offering to install replacement light bulbs purchased at their stores at no charge.
City Council President Garry Moneypenny (D-Ward 10) said the city is exploring options to help pay for replacement light bulbs by providing gift cards for purchases at the participating stores. Moneypenny, a former police officer, joined with Young and Council representatives Jeff Fusco (D-at large), Margo Sommerville (D-Ward 3) and Ken Jones (D-Ward 5) to develop the program.
"This program provides a noninvasive way for citizens to have their vehicles inspected without fear of citations," said Moneypenny.
Each of the four Council representatives involved in developing the program is selecting a location to serve as an inspection site. The goal is to find sites that are near senior citizen complexes and in minority neighborhoods where safety-related police stops occur the most.
The Akron Police, Summit County Sheriff's Office and Ohio State Highway Patrol will participate in the program. Each will provide one officer to conduct the tests. Each site will be open one day. The Highway Patrol also agreed to check window tint during the inspections. Akron does not have a device to check tint, and citizens often don't know if their window tint is acceptable or illegal, according to City Council officials.
Young said he hopes to repeat the program with all Council members choosing new locations every few months.
"I don't want this to be a flash in the pan," said Young. "We should be providing this service for our citizens. My goal is a regular event that for now we operate at least four times a year."
AMATS seeks opinions on Montrose area
BATH/COPLEY — The Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study (AMATS) is asking local residents to take a survey on how they feel the Montrose area functions from a transportation and community development standpoint.
The regional transportation planning agency has partnered with Bath and Copley townships for the survey, which is accessible at www.surveymonkey.com/s/BetterMontrose.
"We want to find out what people think about the transportation system and the built environment in the Montrose area," said AMATS Director Jason Segedy. "It has long been identified as a trouble spot in terms of traffic congestion, but we are interested in diving a bit deeper into the experience that people have once they get out of their vehicle."
The survey aims to help AMATS and the townships make the area friendlier to pedestrians, cyclists and bus riders. Segedy added the information can also help Bath, Copley and local business owners give the area a stronger sense of place and more of a "community feel."
The survey is funded through an AMATS Connecting Communities Planning Grant, which focuses on integrating land use and transportation planning decisions. Bath and Copley townships received the $50,000 grant in May to develop a plan to focus on pedestrian improvements and visual aesthetics. AMATS officials said the survey is meant to provide baseline data that will allow AMATS and its partners to begin to develop the plan.
AMATS and the townships expect the plan to be complete by next fall and hope to use a combination of federal and local funds to implement the transportation recommendations in the plan. The survey is one component of a public involvement process that will include social media, one-on-one meetings with business owners and public forums that will be designed to engage residents, shoppers and workers, AMATS officials said.
APS presenting A.L.i.C.E. program to parents
AKRON — Two years ago, Akron Public Schools (APS) partnered with the Akron Police Department (APD) for a training program for high school and middle school students and staff on how to deal with active shooters using the A.L.i.C.E. system.
According to APS officials, last year, elementary staff were trained in A.L.i.C.E., and this October and November, this training will be presented to elementary students.
In addition, a one-hour training session will be offered for parents by the APD at the high schools starting at 6 p.m., including Sept. 18 at Firestone High School and Sept. 25 at Buchtel High School. Following the general meeting, a representative from the Office of Special Education will be available to meet with parents of students with significant cognitive disabilities and limited mobility to address specific questions.
According to APS officials, A.L.i.C.E. stands for:
- Alert, using an intercom announcement to alert occupants about an intruder in the building;
- Lockdown, to lockdown students while the threat is present;
- Inform, involving communications to staff to help them make good decisions;
- Counter, by applying skills to distract and confuse, allowing escape; and
- Evacuate, to reduce the number of potential targets for the shooter.
APS officials report experts across the country believe the A.L.i.C.E. system will increase the chance of saving lives during an active shooter incident.
According to APS officials, the A.L.i.C.E. program teaches staff and students how to react in the event an active shooter invades their secure area. The training emphasizes that the best way to survive an active shooter is to escape, and being mentally prepared and given the authority and ability to act would save lives.
For details, call Dan Rambler at 330-761-2735 or Robert Boxler at 330-761-2977.
Cuyahoga Falls celebrating First Responders Appreciation Day
CUYAHOGA FALLS — Cuyahoga Falls will celebrate its first First Responders Appreciation Day — an all-day celebration of the service men and women who are the first to respond to emergencies and disasters — Sept. 29.
The event is being sponsored by Summa Western Reserve Hospital, the city of Cuyahoga Falls and the Cuyahoga Falls Fire and Police departments.
"On our first Cuyahoga Falls First Responders Appreciation Day, we celebrate the brave EMS personnel, firefighters, police officers and other service men and women who come to the rescue when the community needs them the most. This provides us an opportunity to show our appreciation for vital work they do," said Mayor Don Robart in a press release.
Open to the public, the all-day family event will take place at Falls River Square. The schedule includes an address from Robart and an interfaith prayer to commence the festivities, followed by a variety of family-friendly activities that will include face painting, service trucks on display, rock wall climbing, police K-9 demonstrations, child identification cards, the Woodridge High School Marching Band, Paws and Prayers with adoptable animals, the Summit County Mounted Patrol, raffles and more. All attending first responders will be entered into a drawing to win prizes. The event will culminate with a performance by the band Buck Naked, whose members consist largely of Akron Police Department personnel.
Leading up to the event, kindergarten through fifth-grade students will have a chance to participate in a poster contest. Now through Sept. 16, students can submit posters to their teachers showing first responders in action or what first responders mean to the community. Based on the poster's creativity, four winners — two boys and two girls — will be selected to receive new bicycles as prizes.
For details, contact Kathy Romito at 330-971-7408 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kathleen Folkerth, Stephanie Kist and Maria Lindsay contributed to these reports.
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- UA decides against buyouts, considers retirement incentives
- Council delays vote on residential development
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- Richfield Council advances development projects
- Boston officials report JEDD revenues up
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- Green opposes state control of business taxes
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Great Bend residents and visitors who converged on Main Street and the Court House Square Saturday night to watch the Home for the Holidays parade couldn't have picked a more pleasant evening. It was a marked difference from Shop Local Saturday 2015, when the parade was cancelled due to icy conditions. This year a patriotic parade theme, "Star Spangled Holiday," honored veterans both retired and serving. Great Bend's Boy Scouts showed their holiday spirit, paddling their way along Main Street. Other activities Saturday night included a drawing for the winner of the Explore Great Bend $1,000 giveaway ...
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ELLINWOOD- Tuesday afternoon, Ellinwood city workers and representatives from Lakin Township made steady progress building up the Park Ave. road bed just north of Woodhaven Care Center, leading to the Ellinwood Municipal Airport at the western edge of the city. The work is part of flood control efforts the city has undertaken to prevent flooding like that witnessed following a 2014 storm that dumped about nine inches of rain in just a few hours.
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by Miles Taven, posted on 04 August 2009 / 4,182 ViewsAlthough Way of the Samurai 3 hasn't been released in North America yet, a fourth title in the action-adventure series is already in development.
Rakuten, a Japanese retailer, recently listed the "Playstation 3 the Best" (the equivalent to Greatest Hits in North America) version of Way of the Samurai 3 Plus. Aside from the budgeted price and some new content, the upcoming re-release will also include a trailer for Way of the Samurai 4. The sequel will be released in 2010 according to the product description.
The "Playstation 3 the Best" of Way of the Samurai 3 Plus will be available in Japan on October 29th. Meanwhile, the localized version of Way of the Samurai 3 is coming to North America in October for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360.
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
Thursday- Poor Bella
Bella had her first DR appt today. I have never seen her look so sad and quiet, poor Bella.
Notice in the picture of Bella and my dad together they both seem to have the same expression on their faces?
Today was overcast and humid all day. No swimming for me, in fact if I took a picture I bet my face would match Bella's right now.
Tomorrow I have to take my son to physical therapy again and I need to stop at AC Moore's to get a birthday party for my niece Hannah. And sometime in between I need to do laundry, wash dishes, take a shower, pay some bills, go to the bank, vacuum, cook dinner, get a few groceries... yeah I can do all that on one day, sure I can. NOT.
My friend who moved to Germany several years ago is back in town. I can't wait to see her and hope I can before my surgery on Wednesday. She hasn't seen me for a couple years, so I am at least 200 pounds lighter then she remembers.
I think I am going to call it an early night. I am still really tired. Have a great night and sweet dreams, everyone.
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- MLJ1954 said...
Poor Bella! Poor Papa! Poor Kathy!
I am sure your friend will be shocked when she sees you. What incredible fun. - 8/14/2009 4:03 AM
- Anita O said...
Bella's got a cone on her head. LOL. Those things are hilarious! I hope she feels better soon though, no matter how funny it may look to me.
Good luck getting all your things done. - 8/14/2009 5:47 AM
- hakucho said...
Poor Bella...sure hope she'll be feeling better real soon!
- Neas Nuttiness said...
You must be getting soooooo excited. I think I'm almost as excited as you are. I can't wait to see your after photo's.
I'm keeping you in my prayers! - 8/14/2009 12:16 PM
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Entourage is a program that in many ways is like an added value application to purchasers of Office, since most Mac users are quite happy to use the separate, pre-installed Mail, iCal and Contacts applications. Those used to a Windows environment or who just prefer a bit of amalgamation of programs that should 'obviously' be grouped together, however, will find that as a Mac-based equivalent to Outlook there is nary a better solution - and if you need to connect to an Exchange server you'll have no other option.
Unlike the rest of the Office suite there are no real interface changes from 2004, mainly because there's only so much you can do with an email client and Entourage 2004 was pretty well refined anyhow. Important changes that were needed have taken place though, foremost being the rendering of HTML emails and the speed at which it happens, which has now been improved no end - presumably due to the move to native Intel code. By default, as with Outlook, images will be hidden unless specified otherwise and the spam and phishing filters are claimed to be improved too. Certainly during my testing I didn't receive a single offer of an enlarged libido or Nigerian fortune in my Inbox - whether that's a good or a bad thing will be a matter of personal preference.
As with Windows, emails are all bundled into a single giant file and are added to the OSX Spotlight index by Entourage, a la Outlook and Windows Vista. This is important as most regular Mac users should agree, using Spotlight to search for everything is a habit that's rather hard to break. Of course, unlike Mac Mail, Entourage also incorporates an address book and calendar so it seems prudent to check them out. Importantly real-time syncing between the Microsoft and Apple flavoured equivalent applications works well. Syncing between, say, a Windows Mobile phone and an iPod using iSync to update your Entourage contacts can be more useful than one might think.
With calendar syncing, a few slight issues do arise, due to the different way that Entourage and iCal differentiate between separate calendars, in that the former allows the use of categories, such as work, personal and so forth, while the latter will simply dump the whole lot into one - it's a minor gripe though. Another point worth mentioning about syncing is that, perhaps obviously, both iCal and Entourage will try to advise you of your various events and when you get to the stage of having four reminders for the same one event it can get a tad frustrating.
The last point to mention, and the only new addition, is the My Day widget. To look at it you'd think it would be the perfect tool to sit on the Dashboard as a quick reference tool to tasks for the day and possibly new emails, but alas there isn't the option for that. Instead you can either leave it sitting over every program (not a recommended idea on a small monitor) or have it sitting in your menu bar or dock to open and check when you need it. The problem with this is that it means you may as well just leave Entourage itself open and minimised and you'll get more information for the same amount of hassle. Hopefully for its next iteration, or an update, Microsoft will put My Day in the Dashboard where it rightfully belongs.
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Spring 2012 Accessories: New York - Fratelli Rossetti RTW Spring 2012
The Mikey is a beautiful ankle boot which features a round toe design. Has a stacked heel, a size zipper for easy on and off, and a nubuck upper.
Oooh, such delicious suede on this Argila boot that has pretty much every detail I'm looking for: lacing at the ankle, a wooden heel, and a cuff. Super sweet and so chic. Plus this boot will look so badass with almost all the things in my closet for fall and winter. Want big time!
A classic ankle boot with a trendy twist for fall, this designer style by Lela Rose features a rich textile suede upper in a gorgeous jewel tone, a softly pointed toe, a convenient partial back zip with playful bow detail and a 3.75" heel with a stacked look. Fabric upper. Leather outsole with flocking.
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CASADEI Style: 1591 Our Price: $750.00 Satin snake patern bootie with black patent vamp & back and silver button detail. It has a two tone silver and patent 3 1/2" heel.
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Kurt Geiger Aquene High Sandals (05/09/2008) £120 These high sandals are packed with sass and style, in tomato red and with a hint of the '70s fringe trend, these are Kurt Geiger must-haves.
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I will try a lot of trends, but being borderline plus-size, I know that tunics, skinny jeans, and leggings will not suit me. Some people say that gauchos do not work on anyone except the ultra-skinny but I wear them because traditionally they are cropped, and I cannot wear long pants because I would then faint from overheating, even in 10 degree weather. And it works for the best because I have big calves, and wearing knee-length capris does wonders to make me look better.
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Tool Play 'Schism,' 'Lateralus' + More at First Show of 2012
Watch footage of Tool play 'Schism' and 'Lateralus' in Reno last night
Maynard James Keenan-fronted progressive metal band Tool played their first show of 2012 last night (Jan. 14) in Reno, Nev. For fans wondering if the band would chuck their old material for new, experimental fare, that wasn't the case. The group didn't play any of their new tracks, instead delivering fan favorites such as "Schism," "Lateralus," "Jambi," "Stinkfist," "Ticks & Leeches," "Intension," "Forty Six & 2," "The Pot," "Ænema" and more.
In total, the guys played 11 songs, according to Setlist.fm. The only major Tool song missing from last night's show was the seminal, "Sober," but judging by the aforementioned tracks, the set list didn't leave many holes. Watch footage of Tool playing "Schism" and "Lateralus" at the bottom of the story. What track do you hope Tool add to their concert repertoire?
Last year wrapped up with the major news that Tool would tour North American early this year, and last night's show was the first of nearly 20 gigs the band have plotted through February. At first, there was some confusion as to whether the 2012 tour dates were for real, but Audio Ink Radio confirmed with Tool's management that, yes, the tour dates were legit. Find the complete list of Tool's 2012 tour stops on the band's artist page.
After Keenan wraps up his trek with Tool, he's scheduled to head right back on the road, this time to play with his electro-industrial comedy rock group Puscifer. For the upcoming jaunt, Puscifer's touring line-up comprises members of A Perfect Circle (bass player Matt McJunkins and drummer Jeff Friedl), as well as Mat Mitchell, Josh Eustis and British singer / songwriter Carina Round. Find a full list of Puscifer tour dates, here. (Photo: Tool in Reno via YouTube.)
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I had meant to do this on Sunday night, but I couldn't find my zipper foot. I totally thought I knew exactly what it looked like, and I didn't understand where it could have gone, since all of the feet to my sewing machine are stored in a pouch attached to the machine. Monday night I finally got out the book to the machine, just in case I didn't know what I was looking for. Turns out, I didn't. My zipper foot was right where it belonged.
I've never sewn in a zipper before, so despite some ripping and resewing issues, I'm so proud to have been successful without calling my mom for help!
I even managed to add the little pulls on each end of the pouch.
Now that I've been successful on a small scale, I'm going to try to make a larger bag, one that might actually hold a knitting project. I'm also going to attempt to attach a handle to this one, although I'm super confused by the directions on how to do that. It will be Valentine themed:
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Hybridomas for Pancreatic Cancer Biomarkers
The National Cancer Institute Early Detection Research Network (EDRN) is collaborating with the Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research (Lustgarten Foundation), a non-profit corporation dedicated to advancing research related to the diagnosis, treatment, cure, and prevention of pancreatic cancer. The Lustgarten Foundation has initiated The Pancreatic Cancer Biomarker Development Program to create mouse monoclonal antibodies against promising biomarker targets for pancreatic cancer. Under this program, the Lustgarten Foundation will fund four leading cancer research organizations including the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, the University of California at San Francisco, the Van Andel Research Institute, and the Canary Foundation (collectively referred to as the Consortium). The Consortium members will generate at least two mouse monoclonal antibodies to different epitopes on each target. Each monoclonal antibody is produced by a hybridoma cell line which allows for a renewable source of the antibody. The program initiated by the Lustgarten Foundation will result in a collection of monoclonal antibodies to pancreatic cancer biomarkers that will be useful for the development of novel diagnostic tests for this disease. In particular, the antibodies may be part of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for the detection of pancreatic cancer. The antibodies may be used for detecting proteins released in sera or they may be used for immunohistochemistry of tumor samples.
The Lustgarten Foundation is making a significant investment to generate this large collection of monoclonal antibodies against pancreatic cancer biomarker targets. The value of this collection of antibodies to public health cannot be fully realized without 1) a common storage site for the hybridoma cell lines and 2) a uniform system for depositing and accessing the hybridomas. The NCI is uniquely qualified to provide 1) the capacity for storage of the collection of hybridoma cell lines and 2) the experience and expertise needed for effective distribution of the hybridomas. The NCI EDRN assumes the responsibility for sharing and distributing the antibody resources to extramural investigators who meet the goals of EDRN.
Requesting Hybridomas
To request any of these hybridomas submit a concise description of which hybridomas you wish to receive, the purpose for using the antibodies, and what you wish to accomplish with them. The EDRN has a review panel established to assess the research needs for these requests and should provide a prompt review. Please be aware that after obtaining approval to receive hybridomas a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) with the NCI will need to be established before they can be sent out. Submit all requests to: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Hall of Fame point guard Magic Johnson said Kevin Durant deserves "a lot of praise" for making world champion LeBron James an even better player this season.
"Because a lot of times your rival or the guy you go up against will bring the best out of you," Johnson told the Miami Herald off the air on Thursday morning. "Larry Bird definitely did that for me."
Johnson said winning the NBA championship will have a significant impact on James.
"I think everything changes," Johnson said. "He can now feel, 'You know what? I'm the best player in the world because I've won a ring. The ring says so, not the media, not the marketing says so. But my game actually says so.'
"We're judged by championships, and LeBron will be bigger across the world with a championship. I think all the naysayers go away and I think it's only going to make him better, too. Michael Jordan got better after his first championship, and I think the same thing happens for LeBron. His popularity will grow. The NBA benefits from that. … It's going to be LeBron-mania like we've never seen before.
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- Gary Crutchley said...
I love the face, such a look of peace.
Crackin, mate. - 7:59 AM
- shane oakley said...
y wait fer one and three turn up!
she does look peaceful...when i did it i was in a rare state of relaxation. - 2:29 AM
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Therefor I will give you a thumbnail view of the current state of their army prior to "The Stagonian Wars". Here is a glimpse into my figure cabinet at the main body of the Stagonian forces:
The sharp-eyed among you will notice that there are two fewer foot units than in the forces of the Principality of Saxe-Bearstein.
This is because those two are still in the process of being painted. Their facing colors will be black and orange by the way.
In addition the army has two units of irregular foot and three of skirmishers . . . all of which are fully painted and based.
To the left is a glimpse of the Stagonian Horse and Dragoon regiments.
As with their opponents they will have a pair of Hussars as well (one of which is painted and one which is not).
And, of course, there are officers and artillery . . . all ready for the table top.
Again all of the figures in the Stagonian army are Blood Axe Miniatures . . . sculpted by Lance Runolfsson and available from Historifigs.
But the Stagonian figures are drawn from the Great Northern war line of figures as opposed to the Saxe-Bearstein figures which are mostly from the War of Spanish Succession line. The primary difference being that the Stagonian figures have turnbacks whereas the "good guys" do not.
You might well notice that the grenadier hats are also quite different.
You can compare them with the WSS (non-bearskin) versions from my last post.
Actually I should clarify that the irregular units for both armies are mostly drawn from the Blood Axe GNW forces of Russia and Poland.
Again the irregular companies (i.e., stands) are based in a loose diamond shape instead of the more traditional two by two companies of the regular line troops.
Above you can see some in both line and column formations . . . and again they are based on the same size bases as the mounted troops (around 50mm square) instead of the 40mm square basing of the regulars.
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Running clothes for cold weather?
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Long runs in the cold can be a challenge. Too many clothes and you will get bogged down and also feel too sweaty. Not enough clothes and you will feel cold late in the run.
My rule of thumb is when under 50, go with long shirt. Under 45 go with long pants. Under 40, add gloves and ear coverings. Under 35, add a 2nd shirt. Under 30, go with heavier shirt on top. Colder than that, then add more layers.
Good luck!
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Scott's answer is pretty much the way I plan to dress. Exact temps may be different depending on whether it's sunny or windy, etc.
One of my tricks is to overdress at the start of my run, then run back by my house (or car) after a couple of miles and drop a layer.
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I've always used the 20 degree rule.... whatever the temperature is, add 20 degrees to it and dress how you would to hang out at that temperature. That tends to work pretty well for me.
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Not a stupid question at all. I've got the same issue. Travelling for 2 weeks to cold country over the holidays and I can't stop my training plan, which includes a few long 16 and 18 mile runs. I think I understand the concept down to 30F, but what the heck do you do if it's 0F?
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I agree with Marcus G. Dress for 20 degrees warmer. But for me it also depends a lot on the wind and on how long I am going to be outside running. The longer the run the more I want to be able to shed clothing. I like especially hoodies that I can tie around my waist.
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This tool has been helpful to me: http://www.runnersworld.com/cda/whattowear/0,7152,s6-240-325-330-0,00.html -- and my one piece of advice is always always bring your gloves, even if you think you won't need them. I always regret leaving them at home!
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@Morey - When it gets around zero, be conscious of keeping exposed skin to a minimum - especially hangy-out bits which may catch more wind yet not get as much circulation - thinking specifically about ears but fingertips as well. Beyond that, it's jsut a matter of adding more layers - wicking on the inside, perhaps wind-breaking on the outside.
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Always do layers, I like to layer my sweat-wicking clothing. So today, it was probably 52 degrees (I am used to 70's!) so I wore long tights, my nike tank top and a long sleeve running (wicking) shirt over that, a hat (this warms you quite a bit) and my reflective vest. I was fine. If I was running in 30 or even 40 degrees, I would add a jacket (breathable) and some gloves...
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Lots of good information here. I especially like Scott C and Marcus G's answers. Hard for me to run with too much clothing or with anything tied around me, but layers are the best way to go. Hands and head get cold first. One idea is to wear socks on your hands. They are easier to wash than gloves. Good Luck. Chris Kelley - Framingham
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I agree with a lot of the posts on here: wear wicking clothing, dress for twenty degrees warmer than it really is, and keep exposed skin to a minimum. Your own personal thermometer will vary from person to person (what beth a. wears in the 50s is what I'll wear in the 20s), but dressing for the cold really helps. A lot of heavy layers won't help nearly as much as a pair of gloves and something that covers your ears, like as a fleece headband or a hat.
And as defeatist as this might sound, I think its always worth researching where you can pay a daily rate to use a treadmill. Michigan winters can be a crap shoot -- twenties calm and sunny is way different than zeros with bitter winds and/or deep snow.
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- bklynlifestyleTuesday, September 06, 2011
That's a perfect outfit to hanging around tots. My nephew's are such picky eaters, once while sitting in a booth beside me at Friday's DJ was pretending to eat his fries, but was really placing them in my jacket pocket- yikes!
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I thought so too- but my sister says is bad for me to laugh at stuff like that, because they'll think its playtime- but they're so cute and funny- so I guess I'm one of "those" aunties, lol.
ReplyDelete Cute outfit, Audrey! Love the relaxed weekend feel. As for wearing
non-practical kid clothes, I try to avoid my best stuff around the
kiddo, but sometimes it's gotta be done because I want to dress for
myself, rather than around the kid. Also, eventually you come to accept
that getting dirty is part of being a mom so it's no biggie! I try to
stick with silks that are hand washable (A++) and there's no stain that
OXYClean can't get out. Or maybe I've just been lucky...- navlandstyleTuesday, September 06, 2011
love the kid-friendly outfit. I once wore a nice silk dress to hang with the kids - trust me it wasnt a pretty picture! I still love the kids though even though the dress was damaged! haha
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http://navlandstyle.blogspot.com/ - Jaimie HartTuesday, September 06, 2011
I love your vest! I saw it at Old Navy, but I don't think I ever would really know what to wear it with -- but I love this outfit! It's perfect and casual with still being totally put together!
- AnikasmomTuesday, September 06, 2011
Ha Ha- I know EXACTLY what you mean. All my outfits (at least over 1/2) are casual and kid friendly. I have a 1 year old & dressing up does absolutely no good!!!
ReplyDelete Yes, that's a good kid outfit! :) I really like the military vest. Thanks for suggesting Rita Springer on my blog! I do know her music... in fact one of her songs is on the playlist on my blog... You Are Still Holy. She speaks to my heart, as does Audrey Assad during this season of my life. I found and listened to some of your music as well.... you have a beautiful voice! :)
ReplyDeleteJaimie, you can wear this vest with everything! Seriously. I pretty much have to talk myself out of putting it on every outfit I wear. Here are two more ways in case you're at all thinking of getting this vest :D
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KQED is proud to announce a new educational partner in Computer-Using Educators (CUE) Inc. The two non-profit organizations are excited to begin working collaboratively on resources and programs that will reach a larger audience of educators and students both in Northern California and beyond.
KQED is a leader in distributing valuable educational programming on air and online through channels like PBS LearningMedia, which grants educators and students easy, instant access to thousands of classroom-ready, digital resources including videos and interactives. The KQED Education website also boasts resources such as a curriculum bank, access to partners in education and a news-in-education resource that connects the newsroom and the classroom for real world student engagement. Blogs like MindShift and The Lowdown and a digital media center help KQED engage with the national and local educational communities to broaden and deepen the impact of the institution's award-winning media.
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Provide K-12 educators and administrators with practical tools to use in the implementation process (p. 4).
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I already posted similar question in Turnabout forum but things are still far from clear. Thus my question:
is it possible to play Redemption and Turnabout together and will they clash with each other? I would be
grateful if someone can throw some light on the mystery.
Thanks in advance.
Redemption and Turnabout
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No one has tried them together that I know of. If you play them together and find a problem, report it.


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Other hobbies? What other hobbies does everyone have, besides fish? I do a bit of motorcycle touring, in addition to it being my main mode of transportation. I keep a hive of bees, so that I have a fresh supply of honey to turn into mead. I'm a fairly avid gamer, mostly PC gaming but I have a Wii, Xbox, and PS2. I have a library of over 2000 books, mostly fiction. I enjoy building things, from food (cooking is a form of building ;)) and chainmail, to leathercraft, and home repair. What does everyone else do? |
Badminton, collecting items and reading lots of books I guess. |
I install car steros when people need them, but mostly my kids are my other hobby. |
Cars/moding them, and pc gaming when im not at work all the time. |
w00T! Another Mazer. Howzabout that. I brew excellent beer and occasionally tolerable mead. I use photoshop to make my own labels. I practice Aiki-Bujutsu, a combat martial art (means I get to kick below the waist and wear black pajamas). I read a lot - almost anything I can lay hands on, though I have been on an extended epic fantasy kick for the last couple of Decades. When I have the time, I play old school D&D, and when I have the water, I like to fish. |
I don't have much time off but when I do I really enjoy fly fishing for trout, I'm hoping to make it over to Canada sometime for some serious trout fishing :) |
I read and procrastinate. I do both of these A LOT. For those of you that are unaware that procrastination is a hobby, try it---you'll like it! |
Snorkelling, hiking, wado ryu, reading, sewing...wish it were cooler and less humid though...right now procrastination would be a better hobby! :wink: |
cleaning my tank has turned in2 a hobby seriusly though i play pool (i have my own girly cue) i spend most of my time now walking my silly puppy miles and miles, it controls my temper (burning it off) playing any computer and any game, just sold my ps2 and xbox so i can buy a xbox360 after xmas :D i cant really think of much life is far too crazy |
OK, get ready for this. Ive got a nice list of hobbies. Fishkeeping Model RR Coin collecting Web Design Digital Art/Animation Photography Guitar Piano Drawing Music mixing Camping Hiking Fishing Canoeing Carpentry Word and Jigsaw puzzles Gardening Skiing Football card Collecting Movies (watching/Collecting) Video Games I think that sums it up. Oh, yeah, and Moderating this forum. That counts, right? |
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In a trade of outfielders, the Padres acquired Kerry Robinson from the Cardinals for Brian Hunter.
"(I'm) very pleasantly surprised," Robinson said. "I may have an opportunity to get a little bit more playing time, and I hear nothing but good things about their manager. So I kind of can't wait to get out to the West Coast."
Robinson, 30, showed promise in his 2000 season in the minors hitting .318 in extended playing time. Since then he has been a steady fixture on the Cardinal bench, getting over 180 at bats the past three seasons. Since he posted his best numbers at an older age, Robinson never got an everyday starting job.
"We didn't see a spot for Kerry on our final roster," general manager Walt Jocketty told the AP. "We appreciate everything that he's done as a Cardinal and hope that this opportunity with San Diego will allow him to receive more playing time."
Robinson has a career average of .263 in 365 games in three seasons with the Cardinals. Kerry spent limited time with Tampa Bay and Cincinnati before joining the Cardinals in 2001.
Hunter was in Padres camp on a minor league contract and is a lifetime .264 hitter in more than 10 seasons with Houston, Detroit, Seattle, Colorado, Cincinnati and Philadelphia. He has 260 stolen bases and led the American League with 74 for Detroit in 1997. He hit .235 last season for Houston.


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