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FAIRFOREST BAPTIST CHURCH RELAY FOR LIFE TEAM will hold a yard sale at the church starting at 7 a.m. Hot dogs will be sold.
THE SENIOR USHER BOARD OF ST. LUKE BAPTIST CHURCH in Buffalo will celebrate its anniversary at 2 p.m. The Rev. James Owens of Lincolnville Baptist Church in Chester, will be the guest speaker. The Rev. George W. Shell Jr. is pastor.
FLINT HILL BAPTIST CHURCH OF WHITMIRE will honor their pastor, Rev. James E. Farr Jr. with a seventh anniversary program at 2:30 p.m. The speaker will be Rev. W.B. Ellis of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Newberry. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
RICE CHAPEL AME ZION CHURCH will have its Missionary Program at 3 p.m. The speaker will be Minister Eva Thompson of the House of Reconciliation Church in Union. We are looking forward to making a joyful noise in the house of the Lord.
OAKBROOK COMMUNITY CHURCH, 540 Alman St., Jonesville, will have a Community Thanksgiving Service at 7 p.m. Child care will be available.
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AUGSBURG LUTHERAN CHURCH will have a spaghetti supper from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, garlic bread, drink and dessert will be served.
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COMMUNITY MISSIONARY CHURCH, 2230 Lockhart Highway, will celebrate its 10-year church anniversary and its pastoral anniversary at 4 p.m. The guest speaker will be Pastor John Wilks of Mt. View Baptist Church in Campobello. Dinner will be served before the service.
MORNINGSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH will have its Christmas Presentation "Changed By A Baby Boy" at 6 p.m.
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THE MISSIONARY AUXILIARY OF THE PACOLET RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION has opened an Emergency Food Pantry in the rear (annex) of the town hall in Jonesville. The pantry is open Friday from 9:30 a.m. to noon and other times by calling the numbers posted on the sign at the entrance of the annex. Please bring identification and proof residence. Rev. Malachi Rodgers, moderator. Minister Brenda Byrd, president.


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Geometry analysis in APG 3.0.0 Beta 2 is extremely slow, i think freezes, because on APG 3.0.0 B2 i did not finsh any Geometry analysis. Yesterday I try to add into 102 16Mpix pictures panorama controlpoints using Geometry analysis, and after 10 hours nothing change, but Autopano process still work (11% CPU usage). Today I want only Local Geometry analysis on one picture, and after 3 hours same. I Think it freezes in about 20% because after all night i see same result as olny local geometry.
Dell XPS Studio 435 MT
i7 920 CPU
ATI Radeon 4850 (dell branded)
WIndows 7 SP1 64bit
Autopano Giga 3.0.0 Beta 2 for Windows 64bit
Geometry analysis and some other parts runs on one processor only. Therefore I alwasy work on 4 to 6 editors in round robin style, alt tabbing between them. Had to shut of GPU processing for that though and pause bath processing untill all editing has been done.
Hans, thanks for quick reply.
Now I tested same workflow with same APG 3 Beta 2... My motebook was:
Dell Precision M4500
i7 Q720
nVidia FX880M
Windows 7 SP1 64bit
Autopano Giga 3.0.0 Beta 2 for Windows 64bit
And Geometry analysis is minimallly 10x faster !!!
Difference is in source files - on Deskop (XPS) i am usimg TIFF files and on laptop (Precision) i am using JPG files.
It is interresting...
Of course jpeg goed faster....just look at size difference
HansKeesom I don't think source image makes a difference, for two reasons:
1- when read into memory they are just arrays of pixel color values, their original format makes no difference here,
2- AP converts all images to TIFF anyways, check your temp folder.
Geometric analysis won't last longer if you use tiff or jpeg.
It does take long when there are a lot of overlapping. Imagine a 20 images panorama, which are all stacked. In this case, we need to check for CP for any image with any other because any image is covering any other. For 20 images, that's 20 * 19 / 2 = 190 pairs of image to check ... Definitively long.
Thanks all for replies !
1. I was taked this panorama with 35% overlaping, because with my experience APG sometimes cant properly merge pictures on white walls and ceilings. Maybe I am doing something wrong. Propably it is reason, why geometric analysis is very long - i have lot of overlapping.
2. What i dont understand, why on more power and faster machine is Geometric analysis much slower than on notebook with slower CPU and half of RAM if input files format doesnt matter... Will Geometry analysis use GPU ?
Hello all again...
What hardware affect Geometry analysis ? Size and speed of RAM and speed of only one core of CPU ? Is better for geometry analysis to have 4core CPU with more speed ? I want in near future replace my workstation and this information is critical for good component selection.
One key information that I should have said. Geometric analysis is a good tool, but not the right way to create control point ( it is not optimized and won't be optimize as the workflow is not the one recommended ).
If you have images with known location and want them to have control point, then use papywizard plugin with a XML that stores the coordinates. Then, everything will be multithreaded and fast. You need to think of geometric analysis like a papywizard plugin but after a first detection.
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White House issues cyber order, giving NIST, DHS lead roles
Senior administration officials say the Executive Order is not a replacement for comprehensive cybersecurity legislation, but the start of a new conversation for how best to protect the nation's critical infrastructure. NIST released an RFI Tuesday as part of its effort to create a voluntary, flexible framework. And DHS will expand the number of companies the government shares classified and unclassified cyber threat information with through the Defense Industrial Base pilot.
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Museum-goers wend through a Prohibition-themed night of speakeasies, interactive exhibits, and prison tats after regular hours
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Medieval Madness
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Four-course dinner of medieval-style food complements a hilarious comedy show and live sword fights
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Lanham Skating Center
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Chariots for Hire Tours
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Our sweetest shower jelly is also our best-seller! Between the fruity fragrance, the iridescent glitter that leaves a sparkle on your skin, and the seaweed base that leaves your skin softened and refreshed, it's irresistible. And while we know our blackcurrant and sour cherry wobbler smells good enough to eat, we recommend you curb your cravings and hop in the shower and wash with Sweetie Pie instead. Smooth it all over your body (and your hair too!) for a sweet yet sophisticated cleansing experience.
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Genevieve MCC 2013 catch up.
Just letting you know what we've been up to, we've been busy , mostly preparing for harvest, quietly and kindly informing the grapes to ripen perfectly , telling the weather to play nice and then we wait…
The 13th and 14th of February were the harvest dates this year; rather appropriate considering how much bubbly is generally consumed on this day.
Harvest was a couple of days later than last year and this was due to the rain (25mm!) we had over the weekend which kept us on our toes and me constantly thinking should I go test the grapes again every couple of hours. Overall , even ripening, appealing grapes and with foreman Jonathon and viticulturist; Leon Engelke looking after these beauties; I'm very happy.Here are some pics of the harvest
We carefully go through bunches, checking for uneven ripening or unsavoury grapes that have ripened too much. We brought in just under 15 tonnes and I am pleased with the 19'balling (sugar level) , this always gets me nervous, a couple of degrees more or less and it changes the feel and style for the entire vintage to come .
Overnight in the cool room to compose themselves and keep freshness, then to the cellar for whole bunch pressing, the cellar we use has a gravity fed system , I like to think that the grapes don't even realise what's happened to them till they're in tank as juice; with this tender process we keep juice clear , clean and pure.
We are at the stage now where the wine has settled and inoculated with yeast to let the juice ferment into alcohol aka yummy potential!Here's a nice basic diagram that I found that explains the process..
Other than harvesting, Genevieve MCC obviously took part in Valentine's Day,I took the liberty of visiting all the boutique wine shops in Cape Town before V-day to pop a gorgeous card around the necks of the Genevieve MCC bottles for those in a rush to find a gift on the day AND then still find a ' to my sweet –heart card' hope you were all spoiled with love.
We also teamed up with Bread Restaurant which is part of the Bromwell Boutique Mall in Woodstock, they offered a exquisite Valentine's dinner with the Genevieve MCC .Do yourself a favour next time and pop in ( there's ample parking opposite the building) have a quick snack or lazy lunch and browse through the beautiful exclusive items they have for sale. PS: Their Almond Croissants are addictive….
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- 3rd March: Vineyard Hotel: MCC Festival " festival of bubbles " 15h00 – 18h00
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Dearest Bubbly Lovers,
Genevieve MCC has been busy this year, a big thank you to all the support and of course the many moments that Genevieve MCC could be part of your special occasion!
The 2010 vintage has been a hit with our loyal clients and become a favourite to the many newcomers, we've received 4* in the Platter Guide 2013, our intent to make top quality, elegant and delicious bubbly is starting to show and receive recognition.
Some tastings coming up if you wish to pop along and join us for a glass in December:
• 20th December: 16:00-19:00 Vino Pronto 44 Orange Street Gardens Cape Town
• 28th December: 16:00 – 19:00 Wine Concepts Kloof Street
• 29th December: 11:00 – 13:00 Wine @ the Mill, Old Biscuit Mill Woodstock Cape Town.
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Wishing you are all a very good festive season and may 2013 bring you success, good health and plenty Genevieve MCC!
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The Defenders have a 16-4 record this season and garnered 224 points in the poll voted on by 13 coaches representing conferences nationally. Dordt split its two games last week and will play a pair of conference games this week, facing Mount Marty on the road on Wednesday, January 17, and hosting Nebraska Wesleyan on Saturday, January 19.
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The Scale and Implausibility of Cooperating to Minimize Ocean Acidification
This post is a reaction paper for one of my classes as a response to the article The Darkening Sea by Elizabeth Kolbert. It is not necessary to read that article to understand this post, though it is a good read.
After reading the article, I think that the Earth's climate and oceans will be damaged beyond repair. The measures needed to save them require a lot of cooperation, which will be implausible because of the difficulties in convincing people of the importance and reality of the effects. The sheer numbers involved and human nature also prohibit many cooperative solutions.
The scale of the factors involved in ocean acidification are overwhelming. Global climate deals with the entire atmosphere and the oceans, which are massive and practically incomprehensible to the human mind. When we visit the beach we see the ocean go on forever into the horizon, and we tend to think of the atmosphere as unending because it is so large compared to ourselves. When we think about size, we tend to lose track of the reality of the scale when we go over 20-30. If someone were to say, "50 meters", the length would exist as a numerical value but most of us would have no real concept of the length in our minds. Yet with climate models we're dealing with millions of years and billions of tons of carbon dioxide. Although the numbers are huge, because we lose conceptual sense of the sheer amount of CO2we end up being more detached and dismissive of the possible effects it has on the environment. The scale also presents a problem on the other end, where the size of the molecules and reactions are too small to notice without scientific equipment.
The other problem is that most of the general population is scientifically illiterate, and treat scientific issues with almost a level of disdain. Oftentimes people don't understand scientific concepts, and are swayed by preconceptions and/or misinformation in the media. When a scientist presents facts, it sometimes has an opposite effect where the audience is annoyed and reinforces their opinion in the opposite direction. Scientific phrases like pH, acidification, and thermosaline can be intimidating to people who aren't already interested in the sciences. In my personal experience, people who aren't interested in the sciences (simply taking science classes doesn't count because many people only take them as a part of requirements) tend to shy away from any conversation involving sciences (unless it's related to a test they have) and have a mindset of "leave it to the scientists" or "scientists are ridiculous".
Another roadblock in decreasing CO2 emissions enough to slow down ocean acidification before it becomes lethal is the economical costs of adopting alternative energy. Coal power plants are by far the cheapest way to generate electricity, and many developing nations that are rushing to catch up to first world nations are using coal to speed up their economy and can't afford to invest in alternative sources of energy.
Then there's the issue of politics. Even on a miniscule level, humans disagree a lot. It can take a group of people a long time to decide on a restaurant to eat at. With politics, the leaders have to think about where they're going to get support, how popular it will make them, and how much will they and/or their country gain by going into agreements. A complaint amongst developing countries is that the west was allowed to grow rapidly using coal, but now that they're ahead they're preventing other countries from doing the same thing. The bureaucracy of governments don't help either, as it slows down any decision that is made.
For these reasons, it is extremely unlikely that humanity will be able to solve global warming and ocean acidification in a timely manner. The general population needs to be educated, but unless they are taught and encouraged to be interested in the sciences since they were young it will likely result in the opposite effect. There should be more focus on research into alternative energy, and finding a way to make it cheap and affordable for developing nations to convert. Some research should also go into geoengineering as a last-ditch attempt to stabilize the climate if we can't cooperate. Otherwise we should learn to make a variety of dishes from jellyfish, as almost everything else will be gone.


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in Education, Writing Tags: DuPage County Illinois, genealogy, genealogy blogging, genealogy books, Woodridge Illinois
Want to grow your family story? Have you used the Internet Archive and found it difficult to use or lost what you once found? Try using a new website called Genealogy Digital Bookshelf instead!
This is a new website created by Taneya Y. Koonce. It categorizes genealogy books found at the Internet Archive by state and counties within general topic areas. General areas include Biographies, Cemeteries, Directories, Families, Military and Vital Records, just to name a few.
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by: Robin Hartill | Community Editor
As assistant chief of operations at the Sarasota County Fire Department, Paul Dezzi had more than 500 employees under his command. Now, Dezzi works with a considerably smaller staff of 33 as deputy chief of Longboat Key Fire Rescue.
"There's more camaraderie," Dezzi said.
Dezzi assumed the position of deputy chief July 20. The position had been vacant since May 2008, when Dep. Chief Pat Carden left the department.
Dezzi brings an emergency-medical- services specialty to the department. He began his career in 1984 with the Sarasota County Fire Department and moved up the ranks from firefighter to lieutenant, captain and, most recently, to assistant chief of operations. Dezzi was also in charge of the Advanced Life Technologies Support transport department.
"Longboat Key Fire Rescue is very fortunate to have a deputy chief with this much experience," said Longboat Key Fire Rescue Chief Richard Dickerson, in a prepared statement.
The town considered 17 candidates for the position. Dezzi's salary with the town is $84,389.76.
As deputy chief, Dezzi hopes to streamline communications between Fire Rescue shifts and incorporate new technologies into the department, which he says already uses advanced equipment.
"One unique thing about Longboat Key is every apparatus is equipped with medication," he said, noting that this allows fire-rescue personnel to treat patients even when an ambulance is not immediately available.
Dezzi hopes to promote educational programs, including those that educate civilians about topics such as CPR. But some of the topics he wants people to know about are even more basic, such as the importance of calling 911 in an emergency. Already, he has encountered residents who call the department's seven-digit office number instead of 911, thinking that will generate a faster response.
When Dezzi isn't working 24-hour shifts at the department, he enjoys spending time with his family. He and his wife, Deanna, have four sons: Adam, 18, Stephen, 16, and 10-year-old twins, Nick and Ryan, all of whom play baseball and keep him busy with practices and games.
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By this point, you have likely already been made aware of the Washington Nationals' (91-58) series win over the Los Angeles Dodgers last night and the playoff implications surrounding said win. But because this is the first time the nation's capital has been able to express what follows in 79 years, it bears repeating – the Nationals are officially headed to the postseason.
As exciting as the news is, the Nationals still have some games to win before the real celebration begins. Last night's win clinched a Wild Card berth and as manager Davey Johnson has made clear on numerous occasions, they will settle for nothing less than a division title.
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The team's magic number for clinching the National League East still sits at eight. In order to chip away at it they will need to take a few games from the red-hot Milwaukee Brewers during the four-game series that begins tonight when Brewers right-hander Shaun Marcum takes on Nationals right-hander Edwin Jackson. Continue reading


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Would you purchase a guard dog that doesn't bark?
That's a silly question, I know, but it does illustrate what a home security system is without being monitored. As a local alarm dealer, I've noticed a growing trend of home owners opting out of this important 24/7 service. For an alarm company that's a disturbing trend, yet it's understandable.
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There are good reasons for people to discontinue their alarm monitoring service. First and foremost is the economy. Family budgets are what they are and decisions have to be made on cutting back on expenses. Alarm monitoring service is often one of the items on the chopping block.
False alarm fines are another cause, especially for those trying to get by on a tight budget. Consider what cutting $75, 125 or more out of your weekly grocery budget would do, and it easily understood why people decide to drop monitoring altogether after being assessed a fine.
And then there is the contract that many alarm companies trap their customers. When the warm glow of a great deal has worn off and the monthly payment grinds on, and on, and on, many are ready to jump ship when the term of the contract is up.
As an alarm dealer, I am very aware of the situation – don't like it – but understand it. You see, monitored alarm customers are the 'holy grail' to an alarm company. It is the reoccurring income that keeps the company ship afloat.
With that in mind, it might surprise you when I say, "There is a way, for you to monitor your existing home security system yourself and give your guard dog its bark." To learn more, go to: www.diy-monitoring.com.
Geoff Hoffman
2:26 pm on Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Tricky little sales pitch Mr. Kimball. Kudos! Make it sound like you're giving secrets to "do it yourself" but you're just trying to sell a circuit board the customer would install then they'd pay you a monthly service fee.
Adam Peters
9:30 pm on Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Check out PhantomLink if you want a truly free alarm monitoring solution. Not as many bells and whistles as this guy's product, but its an open-source project, so all the circuit schematics and source code are there for you to use. And you get web access and notifications for free.
Geoff Hoffman
2:29 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
Mr. Peters, how does your company benefit from the PhantomLink. Other than you are the owner of PhantomLink and it's parent PhantomDataServices? Is it off of advertising you send to your registered users? Or are you simply hoping to drive business to your web design company? Or your NoNovice keyword analysis company?
Your website's TOS state "You understand and agree that the Service may include communications from Phantom Data Services. These communications are considered part of the Service, and You will not be able to opt out of receiving them without cancelling your use of the Service and access to the Website."
Adam Peters
7:56 pm on Thursday, August 30, 2012
Geoff, I appreciate your skepticism. PhantomLink serves as a pet project to help me develop new ideas for web integration technologies. But as anyone can see, the project is truly free. Complete circuit schematics and source code are all there for anyone to use. As for the terms of service you cite, good catch. That clause is leftover legal boilerplate from another TOS I used, and it has been removed.


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February 16, 2013 · 8:28 AM
Oak Harbor's Josh Jepsen and the Wildcats' medley relay team both qualified for the top final heat after finishing among the leading eight in the preliminaries at the state swim meet at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way Friday.
The 3A finals begin at 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
Jepsen finished seventh in 100-yard breaststroke preliminaries with a time of 1:00.98. Teammate Jarik Bainco was 22nd in 1:04.98.
The 200 medley relay of Cedric Cabigting, Jepsen, Caley Powers and Kevin Levy clocked the seventh-best time, 1:41.8.
In other individual events, Powers was 17th in the 100 butterfly (55.51) and Levy 24th in the 50 free (22.5).
Jepsen, Bainco, Powers and Levy placed 11th in both the 200 free relay (1:32) and 400 free relay (3:23.09).
Last year at state, Jepsen was 12th in the breaststroke, Powers 23rd in the butterfly and Levy 27th in the 50.
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David Sedaris, TEDx, Wayne Brady, Roberta Flack, August Wilson plays, Alfred Hitchcock films and "Tony n' Tina's Wedding" are just some of the 40 shows in the 2012-13 season at Tacoma's Broadway Center for the Performing Arts announced this week.
Member tickets and multi-show packages are on sale; single tickets go on sale July 16.
The new season begins July 19 with a staged reading of Lanford Wilson's "Fifth of July" followed on July 29 with "Rock 'N' Blues Fest," which features a medley of legendary rockers including the Edgar Winter Band, Johnny Winter Band and Rick Derringer.
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July 19 and 20: A Staged reading of Lanford Wilson's "Fifth of July" – part of Tacoma Pride ($14)
July 27: "Cathedrals Tacoma" featuring David Bazan, Kevin Sur, Pretty Broken Things and Passenger String Quartet. Part of a new series at Immanuel Presbyterian Church. ($16)
July 29: "Rock 'N' Blues Fest" featuring Edgar Winter Band, Johnny Winter Band, Savoy Brown's Kim Simmonds, and Rick Derringer ($59-$115)
Sept. 22 and 23: Fall Free for All
Sept. 30: Film Focus: Alfred Hitchcock's "North by Northwest." Part of a classic film series. ($42 for three films.)
Oct. 11: Comedian Wayne Brady ($38-$82)
Oct. 13: Fireworks Ensemble, a fresh perspective on chamber music ($29-$49)
Oct. 25: Dala with pop singer/songwriters Sheila Carbine and Amanda Walther ($36)
Oct. 26 and 27: "A Chorus Line," the Broadway musical ($49-$84)
Oct. 28: The Capitol Steps political satirists ($35-$68)
Oct. 28: Film Focus: Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho." Part of a classic film series. ($42 for three films.)
Nov. 2: Oregon Shakespeare Festival ($42)
Nov. 9: "Video Games Live" – music from popular video games performed by the Tacoma Symphony Orchestra ($39-$94)
Nov. 11: Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitln ($39-$125)
Nov. 16: "Cathedrals Tacoma" series at Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Nov. 24: "The Sound of Music" Sing Along and 67th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting (film: $24; tree lighting: free)
Nov. 30: Christine Lavin and Uncle Bonsai: Just One Angel – "alternative" holiday concert ($42)
Dec. 1: "Rose Ensemble: And Glory Shone All Around: An Early American Christmas" – vocal and ensemble music ($39-$59)
Dec. 7: BARE Tacoma – Holiday
Dec. 13: Seattle Men's Chorus: "Baby It's Cold Outside" ($42 and $58)
Jan. 11: "Neil Berg's 100 Years of Broadway Song & Dance" – Berg joined by Broadway singers, dancers and musicians ($29-$64)
Jan. 11-26: "A Pale and Lovely Place" – a darkly comic musical ($24)
Jan. 13: August Wilson's "Pittsburgh Cycle: King Hedley II" – staged reading ($28 – includes two August Wilson shows)
Jan. 19: Film Focus: Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds." Part of a classic film series. ($42 for three films.)
Jan. 25: Zoe Keating & Portland Cello Project ($29 and $39)
Feb. 1-2: Circus OZ: "From the Ground Up" – Australia's National Circus ($39-$129)
Feb. 8: Ed Asner as FDR in a one-man show ($29-$74)
Feb. 14: "Sweet & Spicy: A Valentine's Day Burlesque" ($50)
Feb. 15: Roberta Flack ($49-$109)
Feb. 17: Film Focus: Judy Garland – "Meet Me in St. Louis." Part of a film series. ($44 – includes three films in series)
March 2: Film Focus: Judy Garland – "The Wizard of Oz." Part of a film series. ($44 – includes three films in series)
March 17: August Wilson's "Pittsburgh Cycle: Radio Golf" – staged reading
March 22: Tacoma Work+ Life Magazine ($29-$59)
March 30: Mark O'Connor String Quartet ($24-$59)
April 5: Whim W'Him – dance ($29-$58)
April 7: Film Focus: Judy Garland – "A Star is Born." Part of a film series. ($44 – includes three films in series)
April 26: Simon Shaheen – traditional Arabic sounds to jazz and Western classical styles ($29 and $49)
April 27: An Evening with David Sedaris – author and humorist ($34-$79)
April 27: Christopher O'Riley and Matt Haimovitz: "Shuffle.Play.Listen."– piano and cello ($32-$54)
May 3: TEDx Tacoma (Technology, Entertainment, Design) is a multi-disciplinary conference. ($79)
May 5: Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom – Peter Gros shares his animal world, travel experiences and timeless tales. ($24 and $34)
May 30 – June 8: "Tony n' Tina's Wedding" – audience participates in this wedding/feast/show ($66 and $84)
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Whatever does he mean? Seriously, does this look obsessed to you?...
It's not like I just ordered some egg molds and picks and another bento box with matching bag and water bag...um...ok maybe I did.
And maybe some of my stuff is still at the babysitters. And maybe that doesn't show hubby's sectioned plate for his lunches. And maybe I did go hog wild a bit at the disney store, but in my defense they were just so stinking cheap and cute! And I HAD to order the latest one because I needed one more grown up appropriate for ME to take to work.
Just the new girl around here looking for some lunch ideas.
It's a hobby just like anything else! Just tell him "at least you get to eat the results. Imagine if I were into snake charming."
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haha really?!? that's awesome!
At least it's a healthy obsession. Mental health counseling could cost 80 dollars an hour.
Yes. Yes, it does. I've been meaning to speak with you about this, and warn you you're in dangerous territory with that GINORMOUS collection.
I mean, that is so excessive. .... not.
{I am calculating the space requirements of what I had on hand, what I just recently bought, and what I plan to get and... we will have to move out to make room. That's reasonable, right? Right?}
You are NOT alone :) I've tried to limit myself to 2 totes for everything - now I am using boxes as decor! Not to hide them, of course...
You know, I do have this friend that moved into the house across the street from her without selling the original house. She uses the first one as an attic. This seems like a perfectly reasonable method of storage for the bento stash to me.
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