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Hi everyone,I haven't been on the boards for a while but I just got the PCRM update email and from what I understand, the 21 day kickstart challenges are now going to be very month? That is, starting on January 1, a kickstart will begin at the beginning of each month, right?
I think that's an awesome idea!!! I was bummed because I couldn't join the January kickstart (coming back to the States that month and my mind will be on moving) but I'm thrilled that another will be starting in February, so I'll be joining that one for sure.
It's true - there will be a US Kickstart starting the first of each month beginning this January 1. The other Kickstarts (Spanish, Indian, Chinese) will roll out monthly too, only a little later in 2013.
We're excited!
Susan Levin, MS, RDPCRM Director of Nutrition Education
Wow. Hopefully there will be new people introduced to healthy eating every single month.
Vikki ~
Great idea!
I decided, to heck with it - I'm signing up for the kickstart for Jan 1 and doing the best I can. My flight leaves on Jan 13, so that gives me 2 out of the 3 weeks of the kickstart where I have control over what I eat and can prepare things. The other 1 week I can wing it. My hotel room will have a fridge and microwave so I can strategize my food, since I will want to avoid eating out as much as possible anyway (too much money and I need to save right now!)
My health is going to be very important to me for 2013 and whatever I can do in January, despite the uproar with my move, is going to be worth it!
Right now we're communicating in the September 2012 Kickstart forum. As soon as they start the January 2013 forum you may want to start a thread about staying on plan while traveling. You'll get tons of tips and pointers from people who have been there and done that !! You may even want to search through some of the previous subjects and see if there's already some good info out there. There may even be people that know some great restaurants in the city where you'll be. You'll find there are lots of people willing to help.
If you'll be eating out, check out www.happycow.net which will let you search for veg friendly restaurants in whatever area you are in.
PS. I find the people on this website and forum so helpful. They should rename it pcrmedu.org!!
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MARTIN GARCIA, FIRST DUDE, Winner: "I knew there was speed in the race, so I just broke and tried to get him to relax and make one run. That's the key to this horse, to make him relax. If you start fighting him, he'll just take off and no matter what you do you can not pull him up because he's a big horse. Look at the way he was running before. He'd just take off. Today, he handled everything perfect."
CHANTAL SUTHERLAND, GAME ON DUDE, Second: "He's a super little horse. With him, you just kind of let him click off his fractions. It's like mathematics, he's just very technical. It felt like the Santa Anita Handicap turning for home. I thought, 'Wow, Twirling Candy happened to be exactly where he was.' (Twirling Candy) felt so powerful, like he was going to pass me, but Game On Dude can get the mile and a quarter and Twirling Candy just faltered a little bit late. I could feel (Twirling Candy's) heart breaking."
JOEL ROSARIO, TWIRLING CANDY, Third: He was relaxed. A mile and a quarter may be a little far for him. He was good and had no excuses. I wasn't even asking him to relax, he just did everything on his own. He just got a little tired in the lane."
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BOB BAFFERT, FIRST DUDE and GAME ON DUDE, Winner and Second: "In the morning they've been finishing together and they both ran a great race today. I've got to give a lot of credit to Chantal. She rode a great race. She really picked that horse up and carried him and got a second wind. He was on the lead and that's the way he wants to run. Last time we grabbed him (Game On Dude) and he didn't like that. He's just a high cruising horse who just keeps going. First Dude, he's just a big old horse and you've just got to let him settle. You just have to ride him with a lot of confidence, and that's what Martin did. When he ran First Dude in the Santa Anita Handicap, the first time we ran him, I just thought we'd send him out of there and he would just keep on going like he did in his races last year. He doesn't want to be ridden that way because he was done at the three-eighths pole. Then we worked him one morning and he broke off behind some worker and Martin just sat on him and all of the sudden he finished up well. I said, 'You know what, I think that's what he wants to do.' So we ran him in the allowance race and we let him break and it was more like a practice to see if he liked it and he ran great. At Churchill Downs (Alysheba Stakes May 6) he did the same thing. When they hit the wire, I knew I'd won it, I just didn't know which one. I was hoping for a dead heat, that would have been really cool. They both could have gotten a "Win and You're In" and really bust out the Breeders' Cup. I didn't know what I was going to do with him, but now I can take him to Del Mar and run him in the ($1 million) Pacific Classic (Aug. 28).''
JOHN SADLER, TWIRLING CANDY, Third: "It looked like today he had a perfect trip and just didn't have an excuse, so maybe we'll look at the distance."
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Bein' Green (also called It Ain't Easy Being Green) by Kermit the Frog is featured in Pot o' Gold, the fourth episode of Season Three. It is sung by Rory Flanagan.
During the performance, he walks around and sits down while singing, noticeably upset. Singing the lyrics 'It's not that easy being green' is referring that it isn't easy being an Irish foreign exchange student, because he gets harassed by other students about his nationality.
It's not that easy being green
Having to spend each day as a color of the leaves
When I think it could be nicer being red or yellow or gold
Or something much more colorful like that
It's not that easy being green
It seems you blend in with so many other ordinary things
And people tend to pass you over
Cause you're not standing out like flashy sparkles in the water
Or stars in the sky
But green's the color of spring
And green can be cool and friendly-like
And green can be big like an ocean
Or important like a mountain
Or tall like a tree
When green is all there is to be
It could make you wonder why
But, why wonder why?
Wonder, I'm green and it'll do fine
It's beautiful and I think it's what I wanna be
- This song is the first solo sung by Rory Flanagan after being mistreated for his Irish background at his first days of McKinley.
- This song is mostly famously done by The Muppets, with the solo by Kermit the Frog. Jim Henson, Kermit's original performer, as Kermit, sung this many times during his lifetime. Steve Whitmire, who has performed Kermit since 1990, when Jim Henson passed away, has also sung this song as Kermit many times with many celebrities.


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Wednesday, 07 November 2012 13:18
Well folks, the clocks changed Sunday morning. It went back one hour and it will take a while to get used to it. It will be good for the kids that go to school. For many, it will be daylight for them to catch the buses.
Well, rabbit season opened Saturday and I saw a few hunters out hunting. There should be plenty of rabbits because I've seen a lot about every morning.
Halloween is over and I guess everyone is looking forward for Thanksgiving. We took the grandbaby out trick or treating and he was dressed up like a farmer and he was so pretty with his beard, overalls and his little hat. Everybody loved him, he got a lot of candy and things. I want to thank the Horse Creek Holiness Church for giving out candy for all the kids and Mrs. Norma Lee Sibert was working hard giving out treats for the kids, and the Horse Creek Fire Department for helping give out treats to and for everyone that give out candy and things for the children. The children were all dressed up in their pretty outfits
The grandbaby likes going to Sunday school and church. He plays his guitar with me and he really likes to play his banjo too. He is so smart. He catches on real fast, the boys get a kick out of watching him on his banjo. He is a sight. I wish everyone would take their children and grandchildren to Sunday school and church. I know if they did, it would make a difference in their lives. They should try it and see.
A lot of folks are still sick and in need of prayers: James Brown, Bobby Hacker, Waymon and Joyce Mills, Edgar Lawson, Carl Gay down Bullskin way, Inos Smith and Daugh Downey. So many each week in need of prayer, so pray for them.
Happy Birthday wishes go out this week to Tina Sheets, Glenn Smith and Talicity Hubbard and happy anniversaries go out this week to James and Kim Hicks, they are still deeply in love and that's the way it should be, ha ha. Kim is a sight.
I want to thank the good Lord for all my friends that I have. About every week, some folks come and visit with us. Just today, the Brooks from Laurel County came by to see us and so many call and say they enjoy reading my little column and I truly appreciate you all. If you want friends, be a friend.
Well, I'll stop for this time. From our house to your house, may God richly bless you and may the good Lord forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 31 October 2012 12:38
Well folks, the weather sure has changed in the last few days from highs of 76º down to 50º. Seems like it's cold enough to snow, the rain sure is cold, but the good Lord knows what we need.
Well, the election is getting closer each day. Just one week from this Tuesday, so get out and vote. That's one privilege that we still have.
Here on the farm, we have a lot of animals like turkeys, squirrels, raccoons, groundhogs and a few deer. I like to watch them play. Our friend, Junior Smith, saw a black bear and two cubs the other day over on Whites Branch. I've not seen any here in our country, but some people say that every once and awhile, they see some. There used to be a lot of grouse around here, but we've not seen any in a while. I wonder what happened to them?
Well, it won't be too long until Thanksgiving. That's when a lot of families get together for dinner and that's good.
Remember the sick in your prayers this week: Celia Mills, Bobby Hacker, James Brown, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills and Charlie and Delbert Collins. Remember the ones in the hospitals, the nursing homes and the ones that are at home.
The grandbaby is sure growing up too fast. He told me the other night what he wanted Santa Claus to bring him - a big pony, a bridle and saddle, a pair of cowboy boots and a hat. He is a sight. He likes to play in the barn.
Thanks to all of you for reading my little column each week. Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless and keep you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 24 October 2012 12:46
Boy, are we having pretty weather now? It would be good to have a warm winter. I sure hope we will, I like spring myself. The lady bugs are here again and plenty of them here at our house. They are everywhere. Well, the grass has slowed down and the lawn mower is getting some rest, but there are plenty of things to do around the farm.
The grand baby is growing up too fast, he's getting into everything and he rides his jeep and boy he can ride his jeep. He's learning fast. He likes going to Sunday school and church. Everyone loves him. He likes to take a bath and play in water. He got a haircut yesterday.
The government is talking about the little post offices. They want to keep them open two hours a day. The next thing will be to close them. Ain't it a sight what they want to do? Where are our rights? Seems like we don't have any. We had another meeting to discuss about keeping the Hima Post Office open for six hours a day, but we don't matter here in Clay County to the ones in Frankfort. Well, so much for that.
Remember all the sick: Robert Hacker, Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, James Brown, Trisha Jane Shelton and Lillie Mae Hicks. So pray for all these folks and the ones in the hospital and the nursing homes. Pray for all the ones that have lost a loved one this past week.
Happy birthday wishes go out this week to Melanie Sizemore and Jake Denson. Also Dale and Amber Denson, they all live up Casey County way. May the good Lord bless you all to have many more.
Well folks, election time draws near. Get out and vote.
I've still got four or five bushels of sweet potatoes left. If you need any, call 598-6348.
I want to thank everyone for reading my little column. I really appreciate you all. I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 10 October 2012 12:34
Well folks, it's getting time for people to get out their winter clothing, as we are having cool weather now. People used to decorate for Halloween. They would put up fodder shocks and put pumpkins around the shocks. You don't see that much anymore, but we've got the fodder shocks here at our house and some pumpkins around it. Some people raise big pumpkins.
On TV the other night, a man raised a big, big pumpkin. It weighed a thousand pounds. I wonder how many pies it would make? I guess it was the world record. They had to put big straps around it to load it, the man said it growed 50 lbs. each night. That man had a green thumb to grow a pumpkin that big! I'd sure like to get some of the seed, ha ha.
Well, I got all of the potatoes harvested and they done pretty good. Some weighed 5 lbs. I've still got some sweet potatoes left, but they are getting gone. Edsel Hacker and his wife Laura came by last week and got one bushel and a half, he lives in Laurel County. He taught high school in Clay County for many years. He and I went to church together for many years, until he moved to Laurel County. They are good friends, we had a long talk about the past year. As I've always said its good to have friends. So many people call me and tell me they enjoy reading my little column each week and folks I appreciate you all so much.
Brother Ray Jackson and his singers will be singing at the House of Prayer on Whites Branch Saturday night starting at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Some folks are still sick and need prayer: Waymon and Joyce Mills, James Brown, Edgar Lawson and all the children of Nancy Cox, Von Minton and Mary Perkins. I visited her last week, she is a good person. She and I grew up together on Whites Branch. She had a good laugh. I used to have red hair and I told her that it frosted on my hair and turned it white and she laughed. A lot of people that I went to school with have already gone to meet the Lord. So many each week passing from this life. So folks, if you don't know the Lord, you better get to know him, because Hell is an awful place. But everyone has a chance in this life. Remember the Helen Hacker Gray family and all the ones that have lost a loved one this past week. Our prayers go out to each of you.
Happy birthday wishes go out this week to Trisha Smith, William Wilson, Elana Denson, Kelly Hicks and Donald Lee Hubbard. So we wish for all of you the best birthday ever and may the good Lord bless you all to have many more.
Remember folks, all of you that get your mail at the Hima Post Office and you that live in the neighborhood need to come out and show your support on October 15 at 1 p.m. at the Horse Creek Holiness Church as they are talking about closing it. We need your support, so come on out and help us keep it open. Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless you and may He forever hold you in His hands.
Wednesday, 03 October 2012 12:37
Going on a hayride is lots of fun. Thanks to the Harley Sibert family for the invite to the get-together on their farm yesterday. We took the grandbaby to the get-together; he sure had fun. He likes the big tractors they had. The big long wagon was full of children and grownups too. Johnny Lynn Sibert was the driver of the big 4-wheel drill tractor and it was a big, big one. They had plenty of food and plenty of games too. Everyone enjoyed it. The children were all excited for the hayride. Everyone was so happy it was like a big family get-together. There were a lot of people there, my friend Roscoe Bryant was there on his motorcycle.
I want to say hello to my friend Dewey McQueen, his son and his wife were here Friday getting sweet potatoes. Dewey married Roy Cupps' sister. I don't know her name, but Roy was my boss when I worked for the Highway Department. He is a good person, the McQueens are good people too, so Dewey I hope all is well with you and the family.
Tim Biggs was visiting with me on Saturday and we had a long talk. He builds log homes and cabins. He showed me some that he had built and they were beautiful, so if you are planning on building one, give him a call. I'd like to say hello to my good friends, the Smiths and Pilfreys, way up Virginia way. It's so good to have good friends that care about you. True friends are hard to find these days.
The grandbaby wants to put up a fodder shock and put pumpkins around it, and the good Lords willing, we will put one up this week for Halloween. He rides his jeep everyday. He learns so fast.
Some folks are still sick and in need of prayer: Edgar Lawson, Waymon and Joyce Mills, James Brown, Johnny Lynn Sibert, Von Minton, Helen Gray, Ralph Wayne Hacker, Freda Hacker and Herbert "Tip" Minton. So many each week. Remember the ones in the hospital and the nursing homes. Remember the ones that have lost a loved one this week.
Happy birthday wishes go out to my nephew, Albert Lawson, this week. May the good Lord bless you to have many more. Christopher Gibson is having a birthday this week too, so may God bless you to have many more.
Well, I'll stop for this time. May the good Lord bless you and keep you, and may He forever hold you in His hands.
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Really want to get into some filming and some beginner photography. I am heading to Australia soon for a few months or maybe more and would love a camera to bring with me and really get some nice footage and shots.
Before I go however I will be playing badminton for my local club and really want to get some nice footage of our games with a camera. It has proven difficult to get real suggestions from people on a couple of other forums, so I thought I'd sign up to a forum which particularly deals with photography.
Now, I am aware there are different types of cameras for various different purposes. I don't know if I really want a camcorder.. I was looking a some video footage from the Nex-5 which you guys reviewed and it looks great. However I read in another thread on here that you wouldn't recommend it for sport.
In terms of budget I don't want to go to wild, but will happily treat myself to the likes of an Nex-5 price range. I appreciate any help you all can offer as I would like to have an idea of what to look for.
The badminton will be in bright indoor conditions, but it would be great to have an external mic for better sound quality etc.
If you can point me at some ideas I would really appreciate it.


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When the Bartow County Sheriff's Office deputy arrived on scene, the complainant said he found an elderly man, identified as Wilbert Hudson, wandering around his yard on Ga. Highway 293. The complainant said he tried to take Hudson home, but he did not know where he lived.
Dispatch discovered Hudson was a missing person from Douglasville. He was reported missing on Dec. 29, according to the incident report, by his daughter. Hudson had gone missing from a Marietta address, according to the missing person report, and he was suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
Hudson told the deputy he walked from Cobb County to Bartow, so emergency medical services checked his vital signs. Hudson was later released to the Cobb County Sheriff's Office who transported him home.
Mother assaulted while holding child
A disagreement about cigarette smoke led a man to attack a woman while she was holding a baby.
At 8:52 p.m. Wednesday, a BCSO deputy was dispatched to the Allatoona Pass residence where he met with the complainant, both victims and Courtney Gainor. Gainor said he was arguing with the victim about a text message and during the argument he was told to leave.
The complainant said she had to restrain Gainor to keep him from becoming physical with the victim, according to the incident report. The complainant said she brought the victim and the child home Wednesday and the residence smelled like smoke, which the victim does not allow around her baby. The victim went into the bedroom to feed her child, when Gainor reportedly entered the bedroom and jumped on the bed after smoking a cigarette. The victim asked Gainor to leave because she did not want the child smelling it. Gainor reportedly began to walk out of the room, but once he got to the door he allegedly turned and charged at the victim, who was still holding the child.
The victim reportedly fell back on to the bed, attempting to protect the child. The complainant said she grabbed Gainor, placed him into a headlock and escorted him out of the room. The complainant said it did appear Gainor attempted to choke the victim, but she was unable to see if he struck the child.
The victim confirmed the complainant's story, adding Gainor allegedly pushed her head with his fingers as he got off the bed.
Gainor was arrested and charged with simple battery under the Family Violence Act and third-degree cruelty to children. He was transported to the Bartow County Jail without incident.
Men arrested while fleeing scene of fight
While responding to a call Tuesday afternoon about "a large group of people fighting" in the area of Aubrey Street and Cassville Road, Cartersville police arrested two men with marijuana and a firearm.
According to the Cartersville police incident report, multiple subjects were fleeing the area as law enforcement arrived in response to the fight. While checking the area of Cross Street, one Cartersville officer saw a white Nissan Altima coming from the area of the fight. The officer noted the two men appeared to have been involved in "some sort of strenuous activity," according to the report.
The officer turned around and found the vehicle behind a car wash on Erwin Street, as though the driver was attempting to conceal the vehicle. The officer pulled into the business and saw the driver, identified as Roderic Lane King, exit the Nissan and walk around. As the officer detained King, a bystander said a man reportedly attempted to hide in her vehicle and then fled the area as the officer drove around the car wash.
The man, identified as Patrick Antonio Printup, was seen running up the hill and fleeing into Oak Hill Cemetery. He was found and apprehended by other Cartersville officers.
While Printup was being returned to the car wash, an officer entered the Nissan to turn down the music, which was a noise violation, according to the report. The officer noticed the smell of unburnt marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Another officer smelled the marijuana as well. A small plastic baggy suspected to contain marijuana was found in the back seat, in addition to " a large amount of cash," according to the report. The officers also found two cellphones that did not belong to either King or Printup. During a search of the trunk, a loaded .40-caliber pistol was found.
According to the report, King said none of the items belonged to him and he did not know why it was there. After being read his Miranda rights, Printup said he would like to speak to a lawyer.
Printup was charged with possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act less than 1 ounce and obstruction. King was charged with possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime and VGCSA less than 1 ounce. Both men were transported to the Bartow County Jail.


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