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How to Make a Sugar and Coffee Scrub
Exfoliating is the process of scrubbing and rejuvenating your skin for a healthy, beautiful glow. For an all over body sensation of cleanliness, use a sugar and coffee scrub into the shower. Apply all over your body then rinse off in the shower––when you get out your skin will feel amazingly soft!
1Grind up 2 tablespoons of coffee and pour into a bowl. You can use grounds you've already steeped, too. If you needed bigger chunks, it can help to further grind the grounds into a powder.
2Add in your 1 tablespoon brown sugar. In a pinch, white sugar will work too. The sugar is mostly there for the scrubbing action, not any nutritional benefits. That said, brown sugar has a higher water content, making it spread and scrub more effectively than granulated white sugar. You could also use sea salt if you really needed.
3Add 2 tablespoons liquid oil, preferably coconut. Coconut oil has proven benefits for skin health, but olive oil is similarly helpful. Note, however, that the mixture of smells between coffee and olive oil could be a little strong.[1]
- Microwave the oil on high for short ten-second bursts to melt it without making it scalding hot.
4Apply the scrub onto your face, lightly massaging with your fingers for at least 45 seconds. Wet your face with lukewarm water. Use the tips of your fingers to massage the paste into your skin. Keep massaging for 45-60 seconds.
- It is usually easiest to apply the scrub directly in the shower, as you can easily clean off the grounds. However, you should not let large chunks get into your drain.
- Pull your hair back, and use a hair band to keep any coffee from getting into your hair if not applying in the shower.
5Wipe away the scrub with a warm, wet towel. Wipe off any excess coffee grounds and pat your face dry.
6Repeat your exfoliating at least once a week. You'll have the best results using this scrub at least once every 5-6 days. If you have oily skin or blemishes, you can push this forward to every 2-3 days without any bad side effects.
7Store any leftovers in a container in the shower. You can keep this for about a week before you need to make more.[2]
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- Some people say the coffee (or rather, the caffeine in the coffee) could make this work as an anti-cellulite scrub when used at least twice weekly. For higher anti-cellulite and skin-nourishing, leave it on for 10 minutes on your thighs, while your thighs are wrapped in glad wrap. Can be messy, but results are well worth it!
- The natural glycolic acid in the sugar helps condition and moisturise the skin, protecting it from toxins.
- The brown sugar in this scrub is beneficial because it is softer on the skin so you can use this scrub as a facial exfoliator, just gently apply to wet skin, then remove with warm water.
- The coffee also enhances circulation which can help with reducing the swelling of tissues and de-puffing areas of the skin.
- Coffee and sugar scrub is also good for the hard or dry skin on your feet. Massage the scrub in a circular motion on your feet then rinse your feet in warm water and pat dry with a towel.
- Be realistic in your expectations to what this or any other external cream can do for cellulite. While the appearance of cellulite may improve by using it, to eliminate cellulite you may wish to speak to your doctor.
- Let the mix cool down before you touch it.
- Do not use this scrub on your face.
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Several years ago I was working for a major international financial organisation when they offered a Time Management course for senior executives. All agreed the course would probably be useful. But attendance was optional and when the day arrived only four, of over forty, of these senior people turned up. The reason? Go on, you know already, don't you? Yes, they couldn't spare the time to attend!
Why are staff at all levels – from the most junior to the most senior – so 'time poor' in today's business environment?
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I grabbed Heather today to talk about how she produces some of her amazing shots. I enjoy photography so it was a good opportunity to gain a little insight, particularly into the action shots.
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Summer sun floods the warm room and dust motes dance in my blurring vision. The lunchtime 'pie and a pint' sit comfortably in my stomach and the final straw is the hypnotic buzzing noise encouraging my heavy eyelids to close and calling me to the comfort of the Land of Nod. Suddenly, sanity returns, my eyelids jerk open and my head snaps upright.
As I look around me, I see an almost universal appraisal of the lecturer in the form of drooping heads and, in at least two cases, total oblivion. And we all have an examination in this topic in just a few weeks!
The great shame of this all is that the guy at the front of the room is a world expert in his subject … but he's the source of the buzzing. He's written several renowned textbooks on the subject … we're all well aware of this because it is almost a prerequisite of passing the course that every student buys them all. Surprisingly, this is not resented by my fellows because sitting for hours poring over the dry text is preferable to listening the esteemed professor reciting, almost word for word, what is on the page.
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Utah Utes football: Offense trying to get back on track
No offense, but the Utah football doesn't seem to have much lately — offense, that is.
The Ute offense has been in a funk for the past two games, averaging just 11 first downs and less than 300 total yards, after averaging 21 first downs and 437 yards through the first five games of the season.
However, thanks to lesser opponents, some standout defensive performances and a bit of luck, the Utes have kept on winning, moving to 6-1 on the season and to No. 16 in the latest BCS standings.
Still, their inconsistent offense is a concern, and while the Utes can probably get by for their next two games, they will have to improve for future games against TCU, San Diego State and BYU.
"We certainly have deficiencies and we're aware of that," said coach Kyle Whittingham. "We're not hitting on all cylinders."
When asked about offensive coordinator Dave Schramm, Whittingham said the first-year coordinator has "done a solid job" and he pointed out that the Utes are No. 3 in the Mountain West Conference in several offensive categories.
If you ask Schramm about the stagnant offense of late, he puts the responsibility on himself.
"I'm disappointed in myself and working hard to fix it," he said. "I've got to do a better job. It falls on me."
Perhaps it is a way to deflect attention away from his players' performance on the field, or perhaps Schramm is part of the problem. It is his first year as an offensive coordinator after being the running backs coach for the previous four years.
"It's a process," he said. "I'm new, Terrance (Cain) is new. There's no excuses — we've got to overcome that. It's midway through the season and we are stagnant, and it should be going the other direction."
Among the factors for the Utes' struggles are the fact that they lost running back and senior captain Matt Asiata to a season-ending injury, Cain's apparent lack of arm strength, the play calling and the no-huddle offense losing its effectiveness.
Schramm addressed each.
Asiata went down in the fourth game, but on paper, his injury hasn't seemed to hurt the Utes much.
Eddie Wide stepped in during the Louisville game and has ripped off four straight 100-yard games, filling in for Asiata.
However, the Ute offense was built around Asiata, a north-south type runner, who can bowl defenders over. The Utes also used the "Asiata package," where Asiata would take a direct snap and look for yards up the middle.
"We miss Matt in the locker room and not having him around," Schramm said.
"He was one of our leaders. The run game isn't different. Matt's great ability was to hammer a guy and break a tackle, while Eddie will make the guy miss."
The Utes haven't shown much propensity to throw the deep ball. Most of Cain's completions have been on passes in the flat or on slants, less than 15 yards downfield.
Schramm doesn't acknowledge Cain's lack of arm strength, nor does he defend his arm strength. He said Cain has tried to force a couple of long balls this year and has immediately known he made a mistake.
However, without Cain showing an ability to complete long passes, defenses have been playing the Utes tighter and cutting off the shorter passes in recent games.
As for the no-huddle offense, it was effective early on, but lately it seems Cain goes up to the line and looks toward the bench before getting the play off just before the 25-second clock expires. Schramm said when that happens, "we're trying to get the protection right and the right play called."
"I've been really happy with it, especially when we've been going fast," Schramm said. "But when you get behind the chains, it's hard to go fast, so now you're making up ground, instead of gaining ground.
As for the play-calling, Schramm said, "When you're not as experienced, you tend to feel like you're underachieving, so you press a little more. We've got to overcome that."
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"Pleasant stay but furniture are old in the old tower."
A Traveller, Jul 2016, SG
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"The WiFi at the hotel was terrible. Otherwise excellent hotel."
A Traveller, Mar 2016, CA
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"Great hotel 10 min walk from metro (line 1) with easy access to major attractions. Rooms spacious and clean. Would recommend."
A Traveller, Sep 2015, GB
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"Everything was pretty good with exception of a lingering smoke smell which at moments was annoying (maybe a guest smoking on the floor?). Another thing that surprised me in no positive way was the hotel bar, which was constantly out of beer. Either one or another brand but definitely strange b..."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, US
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"Walking distance to Peking and Tsinghua Universities. Nice pool and sauna area. Friendly staff but not all speak English."
A Traveller, May 2016, SG
66 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Stayed here as it is near to Wu Ke Song Stadium. Far from the city but convenient to buy food as a shopping mall is just across the road."
A Traveller, May 2016, SG
33 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"Very nice hotel nearby ChungHwa university. No complaint. Just not many nearby restaurants."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, AS
21 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
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"They deserve 6 stars. Room was super clean, bathroom with shower and bathtub was neat. Service from front desk to room cleaner was beyond expectation. Free water delivered to the room anytime. Very helpful staff in giving information about the city all the way to getting a taxi and talking to the..."
A Traveller, Feb 2016, US
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"I was at a conference at Tsinghua University, which is right next door. If one has business in the area then this is a great hotel. The service was great and the room was roomy and clean. This hotel, however, is not convenient for accessing the tourist attractions downtown (45-60 minutes by subwa..."
A Traveller, Jun 2015, IL
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In "The Intel Committees Need the Power of the Purse" (op-ed, Feb. 8) Sen. Russ Feingold and former Congressman and 9/11 Commission Vice Chairman Lee Hamilton suggest that the intelligence community needs oversight from a congressional body that holds the power of the purse, noting that such a body would "transcend both partisan politics and the parochialism of the current appropriations process." They say this only two paragraphs after having bashed the previous administration for behavior unpalatable to Democrats, handily making one point for opposing their proposal.
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Yes, it can be pretty difficult to take goth music seriously, in part because its practitioners are so serious themselves. Few things invoke a giggle fit quite as effectively as the sight of a sallow 15-year-old wearing black lipstick, black lace, and a tragic facial expression, listening to funereal music with Latin lyrics and lots of cellos. And this album's cover art doesn't really give one hope for anything less hackneyed -- between the dark forest, the 19th century church facade, and the statue of a weeping angel, it's got just about every goth cliché covered. So the stylistic variety and occasional rich complexity of the music it contains come as a very pleasant surprise. The album opens with "Concubine Crush Factor 8" (no, really, give it a chance) by Christopher, a dark but not heavy exploration of ethereal North African melisma and electronic textures; it gets even more interesting with Ego Likeness's "Drown Like You," a song whose muscular funk structure nicely offsets the singer's self-consciously spooky delivery, and hits its peak on "One Eyed Man" by This Morn Omina, a song that combines what sound like (but probably aren't) British football chants with thick industrial rhythms, resulting in a dense and forbidding soundscape that sounds something like a cross between Barmy Army and Ministry. Other highlights include the gothic trip-hop of Collide's "Razor Sharp" and the rather heavy metalish "Gave Up" by Anathema Device. Highly recommended to anyone interested in the outer territories of the goth scene. ~ Rick Anderson, Rovi
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- Release Date: September 10, 2002
- Artist: Various Artists
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STARKVILLE -- Columbus High School slow-pitch softball player Shaquera Wilson is enjoying her team's four-game winning streak.
MACON -- You'll have to excuse Ronnie Sciple if he prefers to discuss how his team finished its season opener. The Central Academy football coach didn't care very much for the first three quarters of the Vikings' game against Calvary Christian last week.
STARKVILLE -- Thursday marked the final 5:30 a.m. preseason practice session for the Starkville High School swim team. When Starkville hits the water Saturday at the Brandon Invitational, a potentially outstanding season finally will be under way.
Perfect weather conditions were on the agenda when the Mississippi TBF Bass Federation State Championship kicked off early this morning at the Columbus Boat Ramp.
Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen will be the featured speaker Tuesday night at the Starkville Country Club when the Starkville Quarterback Club launches its 46th season.
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The East Oktibbeha County and West Oktibbeha County high school football teams play games Friday that won't affect their postseason chances. Even though region play is still a few weeks away, one can't underestimate the importance for both programs to start the season 2-0. They can achieve that mark when East Oktibbeha plays host to McAdams and West Oktibbeha plays host Montgomery County. Each game starts at 7:30 p.m.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- Ed Allen's energy is infectious. But after only a few minutes with the new University of Alabama volleyball coach it's very easy to get pumped up about the chances for the sport to flourish at the school.
HAMILTON -- Ray Weeks has a valuable lesson for his Hamilton High School football team: One week is just a start.
FULTON --Rashad Pargo knows the pecking order. After using his first season at Itawamba Community College to redshirt, Pargo, a former standout at Aberdeen High School, was able to watch his former AHS teammate make an impact with the Indians as a freshman.
An improved service game helped the Caledonia High School volleyball team beat West Lowndes 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 25-11) Tuesday night at the West Lowndes Gymnasium.
STARKVILLE -- Seventeen games at Humphrey Coliseum and a road trip to defending national champion Texas A&M highlight the Mississippi State women's basketball team's schedule for the 2011-12 season, which was released Tuesday.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The University of Alabama football team worked out in full pads for two hours Tuesday at the Thomas-Drew Practice Fields.
OXFORD -- Fifth-year University of Mississippi women's basketball coach Renee Ladner's 2011-12 team will face a schedule that includes 13 teams that advanced to postseason last year, including five that played in the NCAA tournament a year ago.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. -- The University of Alabama women's basketball team will have a 2011-12 schedule that features 14 games against teams that advanced to the postseason last season.
STARKVILLE -- Faith Steinwedell believes she was destined to play volleyball in a major conference 1,900 miles away from her home in La Jolla, Calif.
STARKVILLE -- Fifth-year Starkville High School cross country coach Caroline Woomer feels her squad is ready to compete with some of the state's elite talent.
Nutt announced sophomore Barry Brunetti will start the season-opener against BYU on Sept. 3 following junior Randall Mackey's arrest for disorderly conduct after a fight at a downtown Oxford bar early Tuesday morning.
STARKVILLE -- Shane McCardell has finally found a home at defensive end. The objective for the Mississippi State football team is to keep him there as long as possible.
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When the Athens High and Industrial School moved to a sloping campus off Dearing Extension more than 50 years ago, the building quickly became a beacon of higher education for black students looking to make their mark on the world.
The already established school became the first accredited black school in the state in 1922, and in the classroom, dedicated teachers challenged students to work hard to fulfill their dreams.
"They did not hesitate to reach beyond the walls of the classroom to reach students that showed a little promise to encourage them to go further," said Moses Turner, a 1959 graduate. "To achieve, that was the end thing to do, to achieve."
In its heyday, Athens High and Industrial School - or Burney-Harris High School as it came to be known in later years - produced doctors, lawyers and professors who paved the way for later generations of students to excel.
The school, now called H.T. Edwards, deteriorated over the years as the Clarke County School District used it and other buildings on the Westside campus as a punitive school for students who misbehave and the headquarters for pre-K.
The school district is on the cusp of renovating the historic building and campus to house the nontraditional high school, as well as a new charter school, the punitive alternative school, pre-K and a new Boys & Girls Club.
As the district prepares to transform the campus into a center to once again help students overcome obstacles and set them on the road to a career, Turner and other alumni reflect on the attitude that made their school such a success for four decades.
Before Chester Davenport graduated in 1959, he well understood that he was going to college. His father made sure that Davenport and his sister wouldn't have to work a job while at school, and his teachers helped him apply for scholarships.
"It was just the general culture that you were expected to do well," said Davenport, the first black admitted to the University of Georgia Law School.
Davenport graduated in 1966 and went on to become one of the wealthiest black entrepreneurs in the country, forming a private equity company that has assisted in multibillion-dollar business mergers.
Teachers had their own ways of communicating expectations, said Athens-Clarke Police Chief Jack Lumpkin. His English teacher, Ruth Hawk, in particular, had a way of encouraging students to live up to their full potential.
"She could look through an individual and give him a motion if he was really successful and meeting expectations. Or, she could give you a look that would make you chill to your bones when you did not," Lumpkin said. "(Teachers) really didn't have to speak harshly or raise their voices to us. In all times, it was a nurturing environment and teachers' and administrators' expectations were high for their students."
Teachers also knew their students outside of school and could relate to their home lives.
Most of the teachers came from poor homes, too, but had taken advantage of grants and other new opportunities to get bachelor's, master's or even doctorate degrees and didn't accept poverty as an excuse for poor academic performance.
"They were teaching to individuals, rather than teaching to the student," said Turner, who went on to serve as the vice president for student affairs at Michigan State University.
"There was a connection between a person, not just someone sitting in a seat," he said. "That was a very important factor - that there were teachers who really believed that students could be successful, and they really felt a part of the community."
Coming home
Elizabeth King, who graduated from Athens High and Industrial in 1936 (when the school was located off Reese Street), grew up in a single-parent household. Her mother earned meager wages working at a local laundry and couldn't pay for her education.
Nursing and teaching jobs were among the most popular and high-ranking professional career paths for blacks at the time, and realizing she didn't have the stomach to work in hospitals, King chose teaching.
"That was the biggest thing that we felt we could get in at that particular time was the teaching profession, and therefore you had a lot of persons who aspired to teach," King said.
King moved in with a relative in Atlanta so she could attend Spellman College, and eventually got her master's degree from Atlanta University and returned to teach at her alma mater.
For many students, teachers went beyond their job descriptions, chipping in money for lunch, books - even homecoming dresses.
"Many times the teachers themselves, if they thought students really would excel in those activities, would go and get those items for them," said Elizabeth Platt, who remembers when King and other teachers borrowed an old dress so she could be on the homecoming court.
"They cared so much about us, if they saw us wanting to do good, they would just go out of their way to help us."
King stayed at the school until it closed, then taught at the newly integrated Clarke Central High School until 1978.
Turner, the Michigan State administrator, remembers how involved teachers were - not just in the classroom, but in the community.
"There was almost like a spotlight on them," Turner said. "They didn't drive in and drive out. They were there on Sundays, there on the weekends, in the community, living on the same streets where students lived."
As a teenager, Turner didn't imagine he'd ever lead a major university, but Band Director Walter Allen helped him see what he needed to do to get there.
"He helped me to believe that was possible," Turner said. "He helped me to think that there was a strong possibility that I could go to college. He always wanted me to reach as far as I could, and he helped instill that notion that going to college was the viable thing to do."
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Alfred Cooper was encouraged to apply for scholarships, but Cooper turned down his one and only opportunity to go to college for a chance to play drums for Otis Redding.
At a performance in Atlanta, one of Redding's managers asked Cooper if he could go on the road and play backup in the band. Cooper said yes and never looked back.
"I wish I could relive it for another five years," Cooper said. "It was very interesting and it was fun, man. You was just out there mingling with folks and it was fun. ... You got out there and made money, and you had fun doing what you liked to do."
Cooper now lives in the Parkview public housing complex off West Broad Street, works part-time for a local funeral home and plays drums at church services these days.
"I guess I answered my calling," Cooper said. "If I had gone on my scholarship, I'd probably been retired as a band director at one of them little schools in Willacoochie, Georgia, someplace. It did lead to some really fascinating years."
Other former students - including Lumpkin and state Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond - honed the characteristics they would need as leaders in Athens High and Industrial.
History and civics were Thurmond's favorite subjects, but as a second-string halfback and class president, he enjoyed extracurricular activities more than lessons.
One of Thurmond's favorite teachers, Marvin Billups, urged students not to accept the unfair laws and norms of the segregated South.
"It was a way of life," he said. "And he encouraged us not to accept that and to challenge that. ... All of our teachers emphasized the value of getting an education and preparing yourself for the future that lay ahead."
For Lumpkin, one of the major challenges of his school career was overcoming a stutter that often led to teasing and bullying from other students.
"That would mark me, as I could not start sentences with words that started with a W," Lumpkin said. "If I would, I would end up sounding like an owl."
Many English teachers at the school required students to recite poetry and other works of literature in class, and Lumpkin eventually overcame the speech impediment.
Athens High and Industrial wasn't without its challenges either.
Some students didn't make it to graduation, according to Homer T. Edwards Jr., son of the late H.T. Edwards, the school's former principal after whom the building subsequently was named.
"We did have some students drop out, but the percentages were nowhere near what they are now," Edwards said.
But for the students who went on to college - and there were many - first and foremost, they were able to compete with their white counterparts, even though white schools often had better materials and facilities, said Ken Dious, an Athens lawyer and Athens High graduate.
"We had a lot of teachers with advanced degrees that had gone to some of the best universities in the country," said Dious, who remembers taking mathematics courses from teachers with doctorates. "We just had well-qualified teachers during our time - we had the best. ... I wasn't behind or anything like that - they always told you black schools were behind - I was on par."
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Tony Bryan is a freelance illustrator of many years' experience who lives and works in Dorset. He initially qualified in Engineering and worked for a number of years in Military Research and Development, and has a keen interest in military hardware - armor, small arms, aircraft and ships. Tony has produced many illustrations for partworks, magazines and books, including a number of titles in the New Vanguard series. Tony Bryan lives in Dorset, UK.
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Looks like a great day in GP
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Sorry, that last comment was for Terry, not Tammy.
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Tammy, we had to add that feature a few years ago because many people would watch the stream, walk away and then forget about it and leave it on all day, sometimes for days. Each viewer degrades the stream slightly for the others and we would often have dozens of people who had the stream up for more than 10 hours.
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Why do we have to keep reloading this site to watch the parade
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Thanks for giving us the parade view!
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Donna, we've streamed the parade every year since we've had the camera (2009). It starts in about 20 minutes.
donna sue 5/28/2016 8:07:00 am
I wish they streamed the parade for those who cant get out.
WJR 5/21/2016 9:13:30 am
Hi JC, Long time no see, hope to see you soon in beautiful GP.
jerry p 5/12/2016 6:16:22 am
GeraldE. Parcel sr 4/27/2016 11:12:28 am
Grants Pass , will see you May 6 . Hope to visit with some long time friends than.
billy 4/22/2016 7:22:05 am
when are they going upgrade and give us sound? makes a big difference!
pb 4/7/2016 7:58:14 am
Oh...if I waited longer I would have seen the cams up and down 6th...thank much.
pb 4/1/2016 5:53:38 pm
For First Fridays can you point the camera up or down 6th? Can't see much when cam is pointed to the shops across from G street..just a though.
jerryp 3/20/2016 6:56:44 am
The clock is fixed.
jo.co.resident 3/14/2016 11:25:22 am
someone needs to set the clock forward.
RVHS 3/12/2016 8:36:25 pm
Grants Pass High School Marching Band and Choir joined forces with the RVHS to spread the word to Adopt Don't Shop!! Take a peek at the video!
49er 3/12/2016 12:24:33 pm
maybe some Rain-x on the downtown lens would help, Thanks.
jerryp 3/5/2016 5:36:32 pm
What a yucky day in GP
Carl J. 2/21/2016 7:42:28 am
Haven't commented in a long time. Great webcam. Do BigDave and Cindy ever still post?
WJR 2/7/2016 10:35:15 am
HI JC.. Sun is out, it's going to be a super day in BP on super bowl Sunday. Enjoy the game Jane.


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