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personalmains · 2 years

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Arrest gun jam fake noises arrest

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Not to mention, I notice that this technology will require one’s firearm to be connected to an app via internet and/or Bluetooth.

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It doesn’t matter how good the technology gets: this is a choice free citizens should make for themselves, and its non-negotiable. But be compelled to buy either that or nothing? No way. If someone WANTS a so-called smart gun, by all means they should feel free to get one. That image speaks a thousand words for which gun the range officer trusts with his life. Instead, he packed a full-size conventional GLOCK with a +2 magazine extension. The range officer didn’t have one of the LodeStar Works pistols on his hip. But in the video, it’s hard to miss the pistol the range officer chooses as his personal defensive sidearm. LodeStar Works didn’t say which “law enforcement agents” were conducting the testing, or at least that didn’t make it into the Reuters story. And a Kansas company, SmartGunz LLC, says law enforcement agents are beta testing its product, a similar but simpler model. Trotta wrote - in the second paragraph of the story - how law enforcement “agents” are beta-testing LodeStar’s gun.įour-year-old LodeStar Works on Friday unveiled its 9mm smart handgun for shareholders and investors in Boise, Idaho. He has a big ol’ half-rusty butcher knife in his hand, ready to plunge it into someone you care about. Imagine that’s you holding that LodeStar Works gun when you’re facing down a bad guy who’d just broken into your home. Clearly, in this instance, LodeStar (didn’t) Works. It had become a dead trigger after a single shot. Then the RO presses the trigger again and…nothing. In the Christie Ileto video from 6ABC, the range officer says he’s going to fire two rounds. Once unlocked, the smart gun is operable. It shows the LodeStar not-so-smart gun can’t even fire two rounds back-to-back.ĭuring a demonstration to share holders last week, the operator clicks the key pad on the side of the 9mm smart gun.

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Here’s another recording that is embeddable from a local TV reporter. After all, the mainstream media are big cheerleaders for the pro-gun control narrative. Or maybe Reuters used some creative editing in their video (not embeddable) from their report to conceal the reliability issue the gun revealed at the event. Perhaps he ducked out to use the restroom during some of the live-fire demonstration. Lil Loaded released the project, A Demon in 6lue, last October.Maybe Daniel Trotta apparently misremembered what happened at the event when he wrote this in the original story:Ī range officer fired the weapon, a third-generation prototype, in its different settings without issue. "They try to make u look guilty wen u innocent regardless. "I appreciate all y’all support," a post on his Instagram account read on Nov. The "6locc 6a6y" rapper has maintained his innocence. Lil Loaded turned himself in to authorities 15 days after the shooting on Nov. Walker was taken to nearby Methodist Charlton Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries. In a strange twist in the case, there was reportedly video of Lil Loaded shooting Walker on Walker's phone, according to the police. Walker's sister, who was inside at the time, reported hearing two gunshots and exiting the home to see Walker on the ground injured from the shot. A police affidavit states both men and a witness were standing outside of the residence.

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XXL has reached out to Lil Loaded's camp and legal team for comment on the update in the case.Īs previously reported, police allege Lil Loaded shot Walker in the torso with a rifle outside of a home in The Woods neighborhood of Dallas, Texas on Oct.

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rndyounghowze · 3 years

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And The Nominees Are… (Part 2/2)

#younghowzetheatreawards

By Ricky and Dana Young-Howze

Mays Landing, NJ

Venmo: @rndyounghowze

The nominations for the first ever Young-Howze Theatre Awards are finally here! We have been working hard since March of 2020 reviewing over a hundred and forty digital productions. We have been poring over them all since January to bring you these categories and the shows vying for them.

Let’s remind everyone what our criteria were: Because of the pandemic this year every show that we have reviewed was nominated for at least one category. We picked winners by a very specific set of criteria: What was this show attempting to do? Was it successful? Was it the most successful of all the shows that tried to do this? We apologize to anyone who thought that we would be announcing winners today. We decided that we wanted to save all of the spoilers for the live show on February 21st at 8PM EST. Please remember that even if you only get one nomination it is because we wanted to honor everyone who worked hard this year (every theatre artist who did a show this year deserves a medal). However we understand that specific nominations are useful for theatre creators in their resumes, grant applications etc.

All Nominees should receive a nomination email from us. If you haven’t gotten an email by Monday 11:59pm PST email is at [email protected]

Congratulations everyone! We are so proud of your accomplishments and amazing work. We’ve already seen shows this year that are award worthy. You all exceeded our expectations. Without further ado...

Solo Performance

“Chewie Award” For Team Behind A Solo Performance

“Blood/Sugar” by Diana Wyenn in Los Angeles, CA

“Kristina Wong For Public Office” by Kristina Wong in Los Angeles, CA

“Disenchanted: A Cabaret of Twisted Fairy Tales” by Eliane Morel at Melbourne Fringe

“All By Myself Award” For Solo Performance Of The Year

“The Bassoonist” by Sean P. Mette and Autumn Kaleidoscope at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Kristina Wong For Public Office” by Kristina Wong in Los Angeles, CA

“Sarah Palin: Rogue None” by Amanda Nicastro in NYC, NY

“What Would John Hughes Do?” by Telia Nevile at Melbourne Fringe

“Campfire Award” For Storyteller Of The Year

“Right Now” By Martin Dockery at Minnesota Fringe Minneapolis, Minnesota

“Life Underground” by Brad Lawrence at FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

“Pumpkin Pie Show” by Pumpkin Pie Show at FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

“UnterClub” by Juan Sebastian Peralta in Uruguay

“Full of Woe” by Genevieve Yosco and Sour Grapes Productions at FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

Seasons, Series and Festivals

“BIPOC HERO” For The BIPOC Creative Team Of The Year

TBA

“Worldwide Award” For Collaborative Work Of The Year

“The Art of Facing Fear Brazil” By Os Satyros in São Paulo, Brazil “The Art of Facing Fear US” Os Satyros and Company of Angels and Rob Lecrone, in co-production with Os Satyros and Darling Desperados. “The Art of Facing Fear Africa/Europe” Os Satyros and Cie Kaddu, Crown Troupe of Africa, Darling Desperados, Oddmanout Theatre Company, Portuguese Cultural Center of Mindelo, Tell-a-Tale, The Kwasha! Theatre Company, The Market Theatre Laboratory, Village Gossip Productions

“Macbeth #6” Os Satyros São Paulo, Brazil and the Center for Interdisciplinary Performance Art - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

Enough Plays to End Gun Violence at Mile Square Theatre in Hoboken, NJ

“Down the Stream” For Digital Season of The Year

Frigid NY in NYC, NY

Combined Artform in Los Angeles, CA

“There’s No I in Theatre” For Non-Profit Theatre of The Year

Elm Street Cultural Arts Village in Woodstock, GA

Sour Grapes Productions in NYC, NY

Opal Theatre in Boise, Idaho

Know Theatre of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, OH

Mill Mountain Theatre in Roanoke, VA

“Deja Vu Award” Recurring Streaming Series Of The Year

“Tilted Frame” by Combined Artform in Los Angeles, CA

“Bingewatch and Friends” by Diana Brown and Dan Wilson in San Francisco, CA

“Reparations Show” by Kevin R Free at Frigid NY in NYC, NY

“Monologues For Us By Us” By Cincinnati Black Theatre Artists Collective in Cincinnati, Ohio

“Bard Brunch” by Sour Grapes Productions in NYC, NY

“On The Fringes” Fringe of the Year

Minnesota Fringe

Halifax Fringe

Melbourne Fringe

Montreal Fringe

Cincinnati Fringe

“The Shortie“ Short Form Festival Of The Year

“48 Hours in Harlem” By Harlem 9 in Harlem, NY

“Overnight Sensations” by Hollins Playwrights Lab in Roanoke, VA

Estrogenius Festival by FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

Fire This Time Festival at FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

Single Shows

“Weird and Worth It” For Experimental Production Of The Year

“Paul And Erika’s House Show” By Theatre Mobile at Cincinnati Fringe

“Hivemind” by Solasta Theatre at Cincinnati Fringe

“#TXT Show” by Brian Feldman at Minnesota Fringe and Melbourne Fringe

“Butterfly Effect” by Unnatural Disasters at Halifax Fringe

“New Normal” by Os Satyros in São Paulo, Brazil

“One Man Nutcracker” by Chris Davis in Philadelphia, PA

“Cabaret De Profundis” By Buntport Theatre in Denver, CO

“So Nice We Saw It Twice” Touring Show Of The Year

“Desperately Seeking The Exit” by Peter Michael Marino and PM2 at Cincinnati Fringe And Queerly Festival and Show Up, Kids! In NYC!

“Paul and Erika’s House Show” by Theatre Mobile at Cincinnati Fringe and Minnesota Fringe

“Love and Other Lures” by Dr. Dour and Peach at Cincinnati Fringe and Minnesota Fringe

“Killjoy, Ohio” by Queen City Flash at Cincinnati Fringe and Minnesota Fringe

“TXT Show By Brian Feldman at Minnesota Fringe and Melbourne Fringe

“Kristina Wong For Public Office” by Kristina Wong in Koreatown and Kirk Douglas Theatre in Los Angeles, CA

“Before Times” For Pre-Pandemic Recording Of The Year

“Petunia and Chicken” by Animal Engine at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Unrepentant Necrophile” by The ColdHarts at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Knife Slingin’” By Motz at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Occupy This!” By Rev Nuge at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Stow You Baggage” By Alexx Rouse at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Butcher Holler” by Ad Hoc Economy at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Lady Macbeth and Her Pal Megan” by Megan Gogerty at Cincinnati Fringe Festival Cincinnati, OH

“Dammit, Jim!” by Polly Esther in Toronto, CA

“A Night With The Dead” by Martha Preve and Something From Abroad at Hartford Fringe in FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

“A Christmas Carol In Harlem” by Classical Theatre of Harlem in NYC, NY

“Forbidden City” by Martin Dockery at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Practical Game Changer” For Practical Effects Of The Year

“Killjoy, Ohio” by Queen City Flash at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Zoo Motel” By Thaddeus Phillips in Columbia, South America

“A Light Touch” by Mind of a Snail at Minnesota Fringe Minneapolis, Minnesota

“Digital Game Changer” For Digital Effects Of The Year

“M-O-U-S-E” by Rory Sheridan at the Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“King Lear” by SF Shakes in San Francisco, CA

“War Of The Worlds” by Ben Hernandez at Cal State in Los Angeles, CA

“Claws Out! A Holiday Drag Musical” by City Theatre in Pittsburgh, PA

“18+ Allowed” For Adult Variety Of The Year

“Disenchanted: A Cabaret of Twisted Fairy Tales” by Eliane Morel at Melbourne Fringe

“Creepy Boys” by Scantily Glad at Melbourne Fringe

Red Mill Revue at Melbourne Fringe

Queers On The Fringe at Melbourne Fringe

“Reach Out“ For Immersive Production Of The Year

“Feast” by Megan Gogerty at Know Theatre of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, OH

“In Lak’Ech” by No Peeking Theatre in Jersey City, NJ

“Twelfth Night”” by Food of Love Productions in NYC, NY

“Grace Notes” For Musical Production Of The Year

“Dream &” By Sarah Willis and The Queer Feminists Next Door at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Colony” by Psophonia and Aura at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“TV Tunes” by Leslie Vincent at Minnesota Fringe Minneapolis, Minnesota

“The In-Between Years” By The Champagne Drops in Minneapolis, Minnesota

“Love and Other Lures” By Dr. Dour and Peach at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Hollow” by David Kent at Edinburgh Fringe

“One Vote Won” by Nashville Opera in Nashville, TN

“Meet Me In St. Louis” By Irish Rep in NYC, NY

“Power” For Fifth-Wall Breaking Show Of The Year

“Matriarch” by Sandy Greenwood at Melbourne Fringe

Chanukahmunication by the Feldman Dynamic in Washington, DC

“Proof Of Love” By Chisa Hutchinson and BLBW in Chicago, IL

Individuals

“Magician” For Press Contact Of The Year

Emily Godfrey For FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

Liz Carman For Know Theatre of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, OH

“Tech Witch” For Tech Person Of The Year

David Svengalis for “Tilted Frame” by Combined Artform in Los Angeles, CA

Henry Bateman for Know Theatre of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, OH

“Extensions“ For Movement Artist Of The Year

“Proximity” by Pones at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Definition of Man” by DConstruction Arts at Halifax Fringe

Marina Calendar For Tree She at Estrogenius Festival NYC, NY

Nick Daniels For “Folk Dances of A Nucleic Village” at Pittsburgh Fringe Pittsburgh, PA

“You Oughta Be In Pictures” For Film Of The Year

“Proximity” by Pones at Cincinnati Fringe

“Opinions Of Men” by Ben Dudley at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Macbeth” by Gorilla Repertory Theatre in NYC, NY

“Black Emperor of Broadway” by Vision Films Inc and Egeli Productions in Provincetown, MA

“Concord Floral” by Jordan Tamanelli at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado

Zoom

“Pioneer” For Innovative Achievement Of The Year

Waiting for the Host” by Mark Palmieri in NYC, NY

“Desperately Seeking the Exit” by Peter Michael Marino in NYC, NY

“Long Zoomie” For Long-Form Zoom Play Of The Year

“3 Way Lovve” by Marcus Ma’at Atkins at Minnesota Fringe Minneapolis, Minnesota

“Im Ur Hamlet” By Genevieve Yosco and Sour Grapes Productions in NYC, NY

“Rideshare” by Reginald Edmund and BLBW in Chicago, Illinois

“Disrobed” by Steven Vlasak and Troy Peterson at Hollywood Fringe Hollywood, CA

“Sons of Liberty” by Cris Eli Blak in Louisville, KY

“Call For The Wailing Women” by Katrina D. RiChard and BLBW in Chicago, IL

“Jump!” By Charly Evon Simpson at TSU in Nashville, TN

“Short Zoomie” For Short-Form Zoom Play Of The Year

“Soup” by Rachel Carnez at Project Y Theatre in NYC, NY

“Missing Ingredient” by Colleen O’Doherty at Project Y Theatre in NYC, NY

“Pas De Deux” by Kevin Ferguson at Missouri S&T in St. Louis, Missouri

“Scaramouche and Pinochle” by Mike Moran Missouri S&T in St. Louis, Missouri

Screen Manager Of The Year

TBA

Stream Yard

“Duck“ For Streamyard Production Of The Year

“Infemous” by Infemous at the Queerly Festival and Montreal Fringe Festival

“Romeo and Juliet Virtually” By Miles Beyond Entertainment in Los Angeles, CA

“Day of the Dead Variety Show” by Something From Abroad at FRIGID NY in NYC, NY

“Latina Christmas Special Special” by Latina Christmas Special in Los Angeles, CA

Staged Production

“The Globe“ For Staged Production of The Year

“Quit While You’re Ahead” By Alexx Rouse and A-Z Productions at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Dreary Dearie” By Caitlyn Waltermire at Cincinnati Fringe Cincinnati, OH

“Hellish Reunion” by The Feral Theatre Company at Minnesota Fringe Minneapolis, Minnesota

“Polka Dots: The Cool Kids Musical” by Melvin Tunstall III at Mill Mountain Theatre in Roanoke, VA

“Titus Andronicus” by Shakespeare by the Sea in San Pedro, CA

“She Kills Monsters” by Qui Nguyen at Elm Street Arts Cultural Village in Woodstock, GA

Please Be Sure To Tune In To The Live Show on either our YouTube Channel, FRIGID NY’s YouTube, or you can go to Combined Artform’s Channel. Also follow their Facebook pages for live updates. Our social media will be taken over before and during the show by Saturday Lawson of Punchline Loading and Genevieve Yosco of Sour Grapes Productions! We can’t wait to see you there!

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#theatre #nj #theatrelives #nj travels #theatreawards #award show #nominees #part 2 #young howzd theatre awards

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smokedmeatsunday · 6 years

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I’ve smoked ribs a lot of different ways but I always come back to the 321 method.⠀ ⠀ Smoke at 225 for 3 hours, then wrap with some butter, apple juice, and a little bit of sauce and cook for another 2 hours, then finish unwrapped for the final hour...⠀ ⠀ Do you follow a similar method? ⠀ ⠀ 🔥Follow @smokedmeatsunday🔥⠀ 🔥SmokedMeatSunday.com🔥⠀ ————————————⠀ ⠀ #traegergrills #traeger #smokedmeat #smokedbbq ⠀ #bbq #barbecue #ribs #grill #grilling #meat #babybackribs #pork #brisket #meatporn #bbqporn #bbqlife #barbeque #grillporn #steak #weber #carne #bbqlovers #meatlover #butcher #smoked #meatlovers (at Boise, Idaho)

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svaparticipants · 6 years

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Roots Boise coverage of BRYAN ANTHONY MOORE: ALTERNATIVE FACTS, an Installation and artist’s residency at Ming Studios: http://www.rootsboise.com/bryan-anthony-moore-alternative-facts/ If your opinion of Bryan Anthony Moore was only dependent on the first impression, you’d think him a bombastic wildcard, yet, this artist is both passion and punch. He’s part rockabilly curl, part paint-soaked hightops, and part guru shaman with cannonball humor. Give him a roll of butcher paper and a week, and the art will make the artist look tame. Roots caught up with Moore during his artist talk at MING Studios to hear about his newest installation and his other work. Spontaneous would be an understatement when speaking of Moore’s newest installation at Ming Studios. He’s turned the gallery into a complete canvas in less than a week. Since 2011, Moore has incorporated political elements into his pieces. As he describes his work, the room becomes more of a history book than art studio. This is clearly his objective. Moore’s work has been displayed everywhere from New York City to Los Angeles. When he speaks of his upbringing, he’s candid, yet reserved. He references his childhood experience as not just an inspiration, but also as a source of the visceral–and sometimes violent nature–of his art. He emphasizes that people welcome horror with a bit of humor. Like a vampire at the door, we want an invite in. “Some would say that I vandalize my work,” Moore says, and the room laughs. Quietly. Moore has a way of stating out loud what we’re thinking. He affirms his statement by displaying a victorian-style oil portrait, bulleted in bold spray paints. “I just keep adding to the ruin until the ruin is balanced,” he says. Moore’s observance for the whimsical leads him to declare the obvious, and the result is genius. Moore is inspired by a mix of past and current events, scientific illustrations, and comic books. In his current exhibit, Alternative Facts, he depicts an alternative history through his art. He states that his art illustrates the mythology of our history, “History is subjective, not scientific–as fictive as it is factual.” He says writers told the best story, or the most patriotic story, which might not always have been the whole truth. Taking his lead from contemporary writers that alter the past with “edits” that appear to be historically accurate, Moore “antiquates” his work by dipping his pages in tea to subtlely wink to the Tea Party and places president’s heads atop dinosaur bodies to metaphorically remix the mythic past. Part current events, part history, part fact, part fantasy, Moore’s multifaceted creations are aimed to be mind bending, asking those who might want to look elsewhere to look more closely. Since 2014, Moore has created large installations of his work. He’s exhibited in many states, but Boise is clearly home. Earlier this year, he created a piece in the Boise Art Museum and a pop-up show between Ming Studio’s upcoming exhibits. While his art may be considered controversial, Moore clearly has a sense of humor about it. When asked if he keeps his butcher-paper installations, he notes, “The paper doesn’t last, and the real art is in people watching the process of the work and the conversations that I get to have with those who come in.” Although, he admits that talking with those who may take an affront to his vision isn’t always easy. One of his former students asserts that Moore’s gift is in the way he responds to resistance – with kindness. While this is true, the smiling artist bares his self-critical honesty almost immediately. Oscar Wilde may have insisted on forgiving one’s enemies, but Moore’s philosophy contends that one should be kind to one’s critics, as nothing annoys them so much. Whether you find yourself bewitched or morbidly curious, one thing is for certain: You won’t want to miss this. Catch Bryan A. Moore forging his latest creation in real-time by stopping by during Ming Studio’s open hours this week (Tuesday through Friday from 3-7pm), or by attending the opening for the completed work on July 14 at 6:30pm. The show runs from July 14 to 22. Wan’t more info? Head on over to Ming Studios or visit Moore’s website: www.bryananthonymoore.net

#bryananthonymoore

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gochandlers · 3 years

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Should You Order From the Prix Fixe Menu or A la Carte? The Case for Both

Do you know the difference between prix fixe menus and a la carte options? One provides you with seemingly endless choices, while the other guides you through each course. While some might debate the benefits of one over the other, both prix fixe and a la carte dining offer unique benefits that the right person at the right time and place will appreciate. Which should you choose when venturing out to the best fine dining Boise restaurant? Here are a few reasons to consider each.

Prix Fixe Provides You the Full Experience at a Set Price You are probably familiar with the prix fixe menu style in some shape or form, even if you didn’t realize it. From fast food combo meals to the prix fixe menu at the best steakhouse Boise offers, many American restaurants offer prix fixe menus in various forms. If you plan on having an appetizer, entrée, sides, and dessert, prix fixe might suit you best since you get every course at one set price. You Are in Charge of the Culinary Experience with A la Carte If you want to be a little bit more adventurous, a la carte ordering is for you. Maybe you don’t need a salad before your entrée, or perhaps you’d like to order soup, salad, and go straight to dessert; you’re in charge with a la carte. Everything is at its own price, and it’s almost like a choose your own adventure style of dining out. If you know what you want and what you don’t want, a la carte menus put you in the driver’s seat. Prix Fixe Is a Great Choice for Special Occasions with Exclusive Options If you are planning on dining out for a special occasion such as a holiday, a prix fixe might be a better option for you. Many of the best restaurants offer special prix fixe menus for holidays like Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, and the like. The chefs will work to pair flavors together to create a seamless dining experience that will delight your taste buds as you eat through each course. If you’re going on a date and want to let the chef decide what you’ll have, prix fixe is the choice for you. A la Carte Is Great for Sharing If you enjoy sharing plates of food with your guests and sampling different flavors, a la carte is the better choice for you. You can order a steak, seafood, and a selection of sides and sample a little bit of everything. This not only makes for a more exciting dining experience, but you’ll also grow your culinary palate and discover new flavors with your closest loved ones. About Chandlers Chandlers has become a staple in the Treasure Valley dining scene since opening in 2007. The fine dining Boise restaurant is home to prime steaks and some of the freshest seafood Boise offers. Whether you’re craving lobster, scallops, lamb, or a steakhouse classic like filet mignon, you can find it at Chandlers. The restaurant also offers three ways to enjoy their food: in-person, takeout, or through their Butcher Block menu. What separates Chandlers from many of the rest is their atmosphere, complete with the best live music Boise offers. If you like jazz, premium service, and extraordinary food, Chandlers is for you. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or need an elevated dining experience in your weekend plans, make a reservation with Chandlers. Learn more about the prix fixe and a la carte options and view the menu at https://www.chandlersboise.com/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/301cGvW

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racingtoaredlight · 3 years

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College Football 2020 Season Championship Week: or whatever this is!

There are some non-championship games being played, some cancellations, some murdery coaches and probably more cancellations to come. There are even some bowl games coming up this week - I won’t be watching them and I won’t be writing about them, so that’s something to look forward to. Welcome to the end of college football in the year of our dark lord 2020.

I’ll be so glad to be done with this trash season. Here’s the big picture for the week!

Saturday, December 19

MatchupTime (ET)TV/Mobile

14 Northwestern vs. 4 Ohio State (in Indianapolis, IN) 12:00pm FOX

Buckeyes by 40.

10 Oklahoma vs. 6 Iowa State (in Arlington, TX) 12:00pm ABC

Oklahoma by 10 and then Iowa State’s coach will go somewhere else.

5 Texas A&M at Tennessee 12:00pm ESPN

I’m not trying to figure out the playoffs too much. If aTm and Notre Dame both make it in then it must be cancelled.

Washington State at Utah 1:30pm FS1

This is happening for some reason.

Air Force at Army 3:00pm CBSSN

This troop on troop rivalry isn’t celebrated at all but it also doesn’t produce many memorable moments.

Missouri at Mississippi State 3:30pm SECN Alt.

Every couple of days I come to like the state of Mizzerree a little bit less.

Mississippi at LSU 3:30pm SECN

Cancel this, for the love of god. This doesn’t need to exist this year.

Minnesota at Wisconsin 4:00pm BTN

What is the point of this one? Delete.

3 Clemson vs. 2 Notre Dame (in Charlotte, NC) 4:00pm ABC

Brian Kelly is back offering up blood sacrifice for the good of his career. There’s a lot riding on Sunshine in this one but if you’re going to count on one college football player to deliver in a tough situation he’s... one of them. Maybe the best? Fuck if I know. He’s insanely good. Please butcher the Irish, young fellow.

Boise State vs. 24 San Jose State (in Las Vegas, NV) 4:30pm FOX

San Jose State has been the off-the-radar success of the year on the West Coast. That’s always fun. I don’t have a rooting interest here because there are a thousand ways this game could end up that would almost all make me giggle heartily.

Illinois at Penn State 5:30pm FS1

Once Penn State won a game I knew there was no hope left.

Stanford at UCLA 7:00pm ESPN

Man, when I say unnecessary...

23 Tulsa at 9 Cincinnati 8:00pm ABC

Tulsa’s gonna win. The refs are gonna help them.

1 Alabama vs. 7 Florida (in Atlanta, GA) 8:00pm CBS

Bama by 30, wooooooooo!!!!!!!! Every take on this game involves millions of points being scored because the defenses have some glaring weaknesses in the face of each other but that could be the recipe for a 14-3 kind of night. This marks, by my count, the 64th time these two teams have played for the SEC championship in Atlanta. Florida is always teetering on the edge of absolute disaster and they can’t run the ball but have you checked out their passing efficiency as a team? It’s probably quite a bit better than you realize. Dan Mullen may be excrement made human flesh but he’s a pretty good offensive gameplanner. not so good that he’ll pull the upset here but 59-45 or thereabouts is a possibility. As long as Devonta Smith can rack up yards and TDs and become another weird Bama Heisman winner, that’s what really counts.

PUSH EM BACK PUSH EM BACK WAAAAY BACK - GO COVID!

Arizona State at Oregon State10:30pmESPN

Vanderbilt at 8 Georgia Canceled

19 Louisiana at 12 Coastal Carolina Canceled

Florida State at Wake Forest Canceled

Michigan State at Maryland Canceled

Michigan at 16 Iowa Canceled

Arizona at California Canceled

Georgia Tech at 18 Miami (FL) Canceled

#saturday post #football #college football #championship week #watch em ups #tv #rtarl watches tv #i hope brian kelly never experiences real happiness in his life

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littlesuperstition · 7 years

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tagged by @sarrialives, thanks it’s been a while since i’ve been tagged in things lol

Rules: Answer thirty questions, then tag twenty blogs you would like to know better.

1. Nicknames?

Day (my fav), Dee, Junior and June

2. Gender?

Male

3. Star sign?

Capricorn! :D

4. Height?

5′6″

5. Time?

10:21 AM

6. Birthday?

December 24th, 1989

7. Favourite bands

The Killers, Passion Pit, Delta Spirit, and The Strokes

8.Favourite solo artist?

Matt Costa is soooo good

9.Song stuck in my head?

Wolf Like Me by TV on the Radio

10. Last movie you watched?

IT, it’s really really good guys.

11. Last show you watched?

Gurren Lagan (i think it butchered the spelling)

12. When did I create my blog?

I was 21, my ex helped me so like... 6 years ago?

13. What do I post?

Quotes, things i relate too, anything i think looks pretty, neat or funny. Anime and manga (sorry i’m a weeb) and personal posts.

14. Last thing I Googled?

Boise weather lol

15. Do you have other blogs?

I don’t, this is all i got.

16. Do you get asks?

None really, once a year or something like that.

17. Why did you choose your url?

I didn’t know what to name it, so I chose the title of the song I loved at that moment and that’s how I ended up with my url.

18. Following?

351

19. Followers?

252

20. Favourite colours?

Teal and Black

21. Average hours of sleep?

4-7 hours. I’m a really light sleeper but this week has been really rough for me. I have been waking up around 3 am.

22. Lucky number?

I dont think i have any?

23. Instruments?

No, I wish I was able to play the piano.

24. What am I wearing?

Black sweatshirt, navy shirt, gray pants and black vans.

25. How many blankets I sleep with?

1 light blanket during summer, but it’s becoming cold so i’m going to bust out my heavy mexi blanket soon.

26. Dream job?

Competitive video gaming. I’m really really good, but i’m not the top of the top, though I feel that i’m pretty close.

27. Dream trip?

Anywhere with people that i love.

28. Favourite food?

Mac and cheese :D :D :D

29. Nationality?

American (USA), Mexican

30. Favourite song now?

I’m really digging Bad Sun by The Bravery

If you guys want, I wouldn’t mind learning more about @akhuna, @spicyfern, @deepnightmare, @imkindadizzy, @avaltar

#me #about me

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x--daughters-of-darkness--x · 5 years

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NEW YEARS DAY Cancels Shows Due To Illness

NEW YEARS DAY has pulled out of the final few shows of its tour with FALLING IN REVERSE due to frontwoman Ash Costello's illness. Affected dates begin with tonight's (Friday, May 17) concert in Boise, Idaho and end on May 24 in Los Angeles, California.

Earlier today, NEW YEARS DAY took to Twitter to say: "Unfortunately, we will be canceling the last few shows of our tour with @FIROfficial. Ash has been sick these past few weeks — and though we are devastated over having to cancel, we need to prioritize our health so we can come back as soon as possible. Sincerest apologies to all our fans, but we hope to see you all soon!

NEW YEARS DAY is scheduled to appear at the Rocklahoma festival in Pryor, Oklahoma on May 25 before launching a headlining tour on June 13 in Fresno, California.

NEW YEARS DAY released its fourth studio album, "Unbreakable", on April 26 via RED Music. The follow-up to 2015's "Malevolence" was produced by Mitchell Marlow (ALL THAT REMAINS, IN THIS MOMENT, BUTCHER BABIES) and Scott Stevens (AMERICAN AUTHORS, HALESTORM, SHINEDOWN).

#Ash Costello #New Years Day

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TINA MY BELOVED! all i’ve been able to think abt is what would happen if Spencer’s s/o walked in on him jerking off 🤔 maybe he thought they were gonna be gone all day, maybe he just wasn’t expecting them to be home as early as they were, but they walk into the bedroom and see; what then??? does our boy get embarrassed, does he keep going, does he ask for help??? i’m frothing stop the mouth!

(ps i def think part of my obsession w spencer is the fact his face claim is patrick wilson >:) there’s just something abt that man….anyways! i love you and hope you’re doing well!)

B, THANK YOU FOR SENDING THINGS IN ABOUT THE BOY! I've been meaning to write more about him and just some scenarios in general, so this will definitely help fuel that for me, so thank you!

But ooh boy, talk about giving me the best and most delicious imagine for him, oof. I hope you like it! Don't ever hesitate to send me messages or asks about him!

And omg yes, Patrick Wilson is one of my favorites and I just HAD to use him, it took me a while to settle on him but boy am I happy with it <3

》MINORS, DO NOT INTERACT《

If you and Spencer haven’t really shared any actual intimate moments together, he is an actual mess. He won’t really initiate something with you right off the bat only because he’s so used to pushing people away. He knows the face you’ll wear once you find out about him, he knows that to get attached is to suffer. So he’ll watch with keen interest but he couldn’t initiate something between you both, you’d have to take that step for him if you were so willing. Bonus points if you KNEW he was a killer and decided to stay, that gets him super hot and bothered.

So of course, if you haven’t taken that step yet, he’d get by with just his hands for now, he’d touch himself and recall a memory of you from earlier. He loved to think about the faces you’d make when you were so engrossed in something, lips parted, eyes focused. Passion was what drove him to you and it would be difficult to keep his hands to himself if he caught you doing the most mundane things. Being around you was one big challenge in itself because all he could think about was how you sounded, so how good would you sound whispering his name in the dark?

So one day after you had gone out shopping, running errands, whatever you decided on that day, he watches you leave and expects you back later in the evening, it would be enough time for him to prepare dinner and you’d come back without having to worry about it. He took this opportunity to finally allow himself to release all of the pent-up feelings he bottled up the past week, his thoughts only on you as he pictured you clearly in his mind and how fucking good you looked at any given moment. He took a shower and had felt relaxed as he leaned back into the pillows that he propped up and nestled into, his eyes fluttered closed and he let out a contented sigh.

His mind went to you and his hand snaked down beneath the towel, his hand still warm from the water, and he thought of your hand gliding up and down as he closed his eyes. He could hear your voice and how sweetly you spoke to him, he would envision you praising him and telling him how hard he was for you and that you loved to see him so submissive for you. If he had it bad enough, he wouldn't be rough unless you begged him to be, he would be as gentle with you as he could be while he'd take you anywhere in the house.

But what he didn't realize was that you had gotten everything finished so early today and you were pulling into the driveway, he was so lost in his fantasies that his strangled groan covered the sound of the car door shutting. You walked in without a care in the world, excited to surprise Spencer with an early lunch you'd picked up on your way home. What you didn't expect was to be greeted to an awkwardly silent house with no Spencer in sight. You weren't the type to call out for anyone in case someone was possibly in the house, you needed the element of surprise. Spencer taught you that.

Instead, you peeked around the bedroom door that was slightly ajar and saw Spencer doing something you'd never thought you'd see. He seemed so focused, his brows drawn together and his hand taking its time with trying to draw out his release, it was a deliciously hot sight and you stood there for a moment longer than you should have and watched him. When you finally decide to make yourself known, he panicked. Full-blown panic mode. You'd never seen him doing something like that and he wasn't sure how to react in this situation, you didn't seem appalled by his actions but he still raced to cover himself out of embarrassment.

"Oh God, I'm sorry, I didn't know you'd be home, and I, well I've just… I guess– I don't know… I'm sorry." His heart raced and he didn’t know what to do anymore, how could he have done something so stupid as to get caught like a hormonal teenager? He couldn't make eye contact, not at first, you'd have to pull his attention to you and offer him that sweet smile he loved so much.

"Spence, you know I don't mind that. All I wanted to know is, why wouldn't you ask me to help?"

If you did that, if you said anything like that, he'd melt into it and absolutely lose his shot over the idea. He would meet your eyes and stare at you as if you were the most amazing thing on the planet, a wonder he'd never thought he'd seek out. Offer to help him and that would build his confidence greatly, and make sure to add some praise in there, he's weak for it. He’d be putty in your hands from then on out as if he already wasn’t, but it comes with bonus benefits this time around.

Once this happened, Spencer would be more open with the way he would be feeling since you would be so open to him communicating this, and it definitely helped him open up more overall toward you since you seemed to be so comfortable with him.

BONUS: When discussing things you were into, he’d not really have many things he’s done, so maybe you could show him the ropes and discover new kinks along the way. The man is open to trying anything once ;)

#tinalbion writings #spencer clarke #the boise butcher #tinalbion ocs #slasher oc #slashersona #oc asks #thirsting4slashers

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stylecouncil · 7 years

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why don’t more people talk about A Man of No Importance? you have a young oblivious bus driving Rufus Sewell who gets called Boise by his Oscar Wilde obsessed Albert Finney bus conductor partner, there's a small community production of Salome in a Catholic Church, Michael Gambon is an asshole butcher and there's overall themes of sexuality and queer identity in 1960s Ireland,,,,it's equally heartbreaking and heartwarming and the ending is somewhat unexpected and satisfying (the blonde wig? The declaration of unconditional friendship?) what more could you want really,,,and there's a musical based on it

#it's a Good Movie guys #personal

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smokedmeatsunday · 6 years

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Have you ever made a flank steak roll-up? They are so delicious!⠀ ⠀ The one pictured here had spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, mozzarella, and prosciutto inside. Every bite was FANTASTIC.⠀ ⠀ What do you think would taste great inside one of these?⠀ ⠀ 🔥Follow @smokedmeatsunday🔥⠀ 🔥SmokedMeatSunday.com🔥⠀ ————————————⠀ ⠀ #traegergrills #traeger #smokedmeat #smokedbbq #barbecue #grill #meat #grilling #bbq #beef #bbqporn #bbqlife #butcher #meatporn #steak #meatlover #wagyu #smoked #angus #ribeye #steakhouse #tbone #dryaged #ribs #mediumrare #barbeque #grillporn (at Boise, Idaho) https://www.instagram.com/p/BlthtwzF1HM/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=80ytydphdoaq

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My Mother’s Story - Sue Castaneda

What were the names of your mother and father?

My mother was born April 14, 1930 in Caldwell, Idaho. The daughter of Joseph and Leona Harris, she was named Shirley Lee Harris.

Shirley was the oldest of three children -- Shirley, Bill, and then Linda. All three of them tell the story of how your Grandma would hold her little brother Bill on the floor, put Linda’s potty chair over his head and have Linda sit on it naked. Much like hanging spit over your heads, right?

Shirley married Dean McLay – probably in 1947 or 1948. She was pregnant with my brother Ronnie. They also had Randy McLay and Joan McLay.

Some year or another, a woman called Shirley (Grandma) and asked if she was Shirley McLay and was she married to Dean McLay? She said yes and the woman told her that she was also married to Dean.

Shirley and Dean divorced, and Dean spent six months in prison for polygamy. He went on to legally marry the other woman and have some kids by him. Eventually, they divorced and the woman and Grandma became friends and would have lunch together on occasion.

Not long after this divorce, Shirley married a man with the last name of Gamble. They had a daughter named Lori. This marriage didn’t last long and when they divorced Grandma couldn’t afford to take care of all of these kids by herself, so she let the husband’s parents adopt her.

Lori lives in Vale, Oregon – an hour from Boise where Grandma lives - and as close as live to each other, Grandma never tried to connect with her. She told me, “I know what she thinks of me.” Randy knew Lori when he lived in Vale. Vale, by the way, is the town grandma grew up in. It’s about an hour or so from Boise in eastern Oregon. Her parents built and ran the “Harris Motel.” I used to love to go there! Thought it was the coolest place ever. It had eight rooms with creaky beds and the metal shell-shaped yard chairs in front of each room. My grandmother’s house was just old, but I loved the squeaky screen door, the old furniture and the coal stove in the dining room. Whenever I read a book, this is one of the places I use for my mental scene of a house. A few years ago, my cousins Rebecca and Pam got together in Denver and each of us drew a map of what we remembered of Grandma Leona’s house. None of us could quite remember how the bathroom fit in to the picture. Grandad – Jerry Lynn Chavers – was born on March 21, 1933 in Seguin, Texas to Merry Iva James Milton Chavers. His father was so jealous of anyone and everyone where his wife was concerned, including hs baby son. Iva told me that she was breastfeeding Jerry one time and that James Milton took him from her and threw him. Later, they had my aunt Yvonne. One night, Yronne tried to climb up into bed with them and JM threw a fit. Grandma said she spent night in a corner with the two kids and a butcher knife to protect them. They divorced but always had this love/hate relationship. James Milton was in the Navy too, I think. Iva went on to marry Alton Hightower -- supposedly an Oklahoma oil man, but I don’t know. Apparently, they were quite wealthy. She was living part time in Texas and he in Oklahoma when she heard he was having an affair. She drove to Oklahoma in the middle of the night and knocked on the door of her own house when she arrived. The “other woman” answered the door wearing Iva’s housecoat. AB and Iva also divorced. I never met James Milton or AB. I also never my mom’s dad Joe – he died three months before I was born. My grandmother Leona was kind of boring, but Iva was the fun grandma. She drank a lot though. She and her sister Jimmie (Bertha) could milk a beer for hours!

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gochandlers · 3 years

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4 Spring Adventures to Experiences with Your Best Friend in the Treasure Valley

It’s been a long winter, and if you’re like most Treasure Valley residents, you’re ready to welcome arguably the best season in Boise: spring. Even if we haven’t seen the snowiest winter here, the cold, windy days won’t be missed. If you and your best friend have been dying to do something together but want to make the most of this newfound fantastic weather, try any of these four Treasure Valley adventures this spring.

Find a Nice Reading Tree at a Local Park The Treasure Valley is known for the public parks spread out across the area. From downtown Boise to Kuna, you don’t need to go far to find a nice patch of grass and, ideally, the perfect tree to read under. The truth is, the weather is far too nice not to spend an afternoon getting lost in the pages of a good book. If you and your friend are in need of some quality peace and quiet, a reading date at a local park should be in your plans. Try a New Local Trail Another benefit of living in the Treasure Valley is the extensive trail system. In other metropolitan areas, getting to a hiking path might require a commute. In Boise, you’ll find trails for all experience levels only a stone’s throw away from bustling downtown Boise restaurants. Whatever your skill level or how long you want to be out in nature, there’s a trail nearby for you. From Table Rock to Camel’s Back, lace up your hiking shoes, pack some water, and get out there with the rest of the locals. Find the Nearest Patio and Let the Afternoon Drift Away Is there anything better than hanging out on a patio, chatting it up over drinks and appetizers, and just letting the afternoon drift away? Well, winning the lottery might come close, but apart from that, one of the best things you can do on a spring weekend here in the Treasure Valley is lounge on a patio. Whether it’s your backyard patio or one at a downtown Boise restaurant, find a patio you feel comfortable with and make it a point to visit this spring. Try a New or Old Favorite Downtown Restaurant What better way to cap off a great day with your best friend than enjoying some of the freshest seafood Boise offers? You read that right; even in land-locked Idaho, you can enjoy fresh seafood. For example, local fine dining establishment Chandlers offers jet-fresh seafood flown in daily from fish markets in Hawaii and the Pacific Northwest. Fine dining might seem like a special occasion thing, so if you were looking for an excuse to make a reservation, make this spring it! About Chandlers Chandlers has become a staple in the Treasure Valley dining scene since opening in 2007. The fine dining Boise restaurant is home to prime steaks and some of the freshest seafood Boise offers. Whether you’re craving lobster, scallops, lamb, or a steakhouse classic like filet mignon, you can find it at Chandlers. The restaurant also offers three ways to enjoy their food: in-person, takeout, or through their Butcher Block menu. What separates Chandlers from many of the rest is their atmosphere, complete with the best live music Boise offers. If you like jazz, premium service, and extraordinary food, Chandlers is for you. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or need an elevated dining experience in your weekend plans, make a reservation with Chandlers. End your spring day right and make a reservation at https://www.chandlersboise.com/ Original Source: https://bit.ly/2ZZnk6n

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