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Self-Help Your Way To Love
There are thousands of love and relationship books on the market, each preaching their own brand of advice on how to meet, catch and keep your match. But with so many contradictory theories—from advocating subtle (and not so subtle) manipulation to encouraging total, unabashed honesty—it's tough to figure out which rule book to play by if you want to win the game of love. Having helped men and women find their soulmates in one of the toughest cities in the world, Elizabeth Webb, New York City's premier Love Coach, knows first-hand what it takes create a successful relationship, from meeting to marriage. Here, she dishes the dirt about the best books on relationships, letting you know which parts of each to take—and toss—when you're preparing to find the love of your life.
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New Holiday Traditions To Start This Year
The year may be coming to end, but the time to get closer to your partner is just beginning. The holidays are an opportunity for couples to introduce the traditions that have been passed from one generation to the next—but also to create new traditions that enhance a relationship for years to come. Here we've collected ten holiday traditions (some a little spicier than others) that you and your boyfriend or husband can make your own. Happy holidays! – Maureen Dempsey and Elizabeth Narins
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GAME NOTES: The second-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes have lost the national title game the last two years, and they hope for another chance to capture college football's ultimate prize as they begin the 2008 season against Youngstown State. Last season ended with a 38-24 loss to LSU in the championship game, but that defeat should not completely overshadow a third straight Big Ten Championship. Also, it should be pointed out that the 2007 team was rather young, a statement that is backed up by the fact that both the offense and defense welcome back nine starters in 2008. Coach Jim Tressel has the talent in place to win it all, and he would love to prove his doubters wrong. Youngstown State competes at the FCS level and is a member of the Missouri Valley Conference. The Penguins are ranked 12th nationally at that level. Despite a 7-4 overall finish a year ago, there is a wealth of returning talent in place. Ohio State and Youngstown State met on the football field for the first time last season, and the Buckeyes cruised to a 38-6 victory.
Last season, Youngstown State averaged 27.4 ppg and 366.8 total ypg. Of the 35 touchdowns that the offense scored, 28 of those came by way of the ground attack. Rather than rely on one player to carry the load, YSU used a backfield-by-committee approach in 2007, and more of the same is expected this fall. Expect the team to rely on senior Kevin Smith, who rushed for 610 yards and 10 touchdowns on only 123 carries. He is more than capable of an increased workload, but 20 carries per contest may be a stretch. As for the versatile Ferlando Williams, he led the team in receiving with 42 catches for 499 yards while also rushing for 464 yards and nine scores. Williams averages 6.3 ypc, impressive by any standards. It looks like Todd Rowan will get a chance to lead the offense from his quarterback position, but he leash may be short.
YSU was a strong defensive team in 2007, limiting the opposition to 18.5 ppg and 318.2 total ypg. The play against the run was impressive, as the Penguins held foes to 3.5 ypc. As for the pass defense, the team finished with more interceptions than touchdowns allowed. The top four tacklers from the squad are gone, so there are some big shoes to fill. It will be hard to get a good look at the quality of this defense in the opener, as Ohio State is simply too talented for any FCS defense. But players like senior defensive tackle Mychal Savage and Andre Elliott can be counted on for outstanding effort.
In his first year as the starter at Ohio State, quarterback Todd Boeckman put up big numbers (2,379 yards, 64 percent completions, 25 TDs), garnered First Team All-Big Ten honors and led his squad to the BCS National Championship Game. Still, most of the off-season talk revolved around ultra-talented quarterback Terrelle Pryor, the top-rated high school player in the nation, who is waiting in the wings and will likely see the field in some capacity as early as this season opener. Still, Tressel values the experience of Boeckman. "There's no price tag on experience and he (Boeckman) can now evaluate things from a whole different perspective. I think it is a lot easier for him to step up and take charge of a football team." Tailback Chris Wells rushed for 1,609 yards and 15 touchdowns as a sophomore despite a few nagging injuries, and he is among the top candidates to hoist the Heisman Trophy this year. OSU is set at wideout, with top receivers Brian Robiskie (55 rec., 935 yds, 11 TDs) and Brian Hartline (52-694-6) back in the fold. Even the offensive line is flush with veteran leaders, highlighted by All-American tackle Alex Boone (6-8, 312).
Two-time All-American linebacker James Laurinaitis (also last year's Butkus Award winner, Nagurski Award winner and Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year) will be playing on Sundays soon enough. So will All-Big Ten corner Malcolm Jenkins. Much to the delight of Buckeye fans, both decided to return to campus rather than leave early for the NFL, and they will be on the field against Youngstown State. The Buckeye defense ranked No. 1 last season, allowing just 233 yards and 12.7 points per game. The most significant departure is defensive end Vernon Gholston, the Big Ten Defensive Lineman of the year, although there is a wealth of depth to replace him. Cameron Heyward came on to accumulate 10 tackles for loss in place of injured starter Lawrence Wilson, who is back after being forced to redshirt the final 12 games. All-Big Ten linebacker Marcus Freeman (105 tackles) will once again team with Laurinaitis (121 tackles, five sacks in 2007) to form a nasty tandem in the middle of the field, while the entire secondary returns, including Jenkins (47 tackles, four INTs).
Ohio State is loaded on both sides of the ball and clearly has what it takes to win the national title. Expect the Buckeyes to crush the Penguins in a lopsided opener that probably shouldn't even be played.
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The 2014 California / Carolina All-Star Game pits the top players of the Advanced-A California League against the top players of the Advanced-A Carolina League.This page will be your place to go for everything All-Star Game related in 2014!
The 2014 California / Carolina All-Star Game Hitting Challenge will showcase the top hitting talent of the California League against the top talent of the Carolina League in an East/West Showdown. A hitting skills challenge will follow the All-Star Fan Fest on Monday, June 16th at Frawley Stadium. Following the hitting skills challenge, the Blue Rocks will host the first ever in the history of professional baseball "Backwards" Home Run Derby. The leagues' top sluggers will launch baseballs from center field into the stands behind where home plate usually resides!
For the first time in professional baseball history, the Blue Rocks will host a "Backwards" Home Run Derby. The top sluggers of the California League and Carolina League will launch baseballs from center field into the stands behind where home plate usually resides! Just like with the MLB Home Run Derby, fans will be able to catch and keep any balls hit into the stands as souvenirs!
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A Westcountry charity, inspired by a six-year-old girl who died earlier this year, has reached a major milestone. Ellie's Haven has been raising funds to build a holiday haven for children with life-limiting illnesses since it was founded five years ago.
Today it revealed for the first time its vision for the building that will eventually be turned into the haven.
The founders of the Looe-based charity, Nigel and Julie Libby, who lost two children to terminal illnesses, hope to offer free holidays to families caring round-the-clock for children suffering long term and life limiting illnesses.
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This is a big breakthrough for us. We've spent almost five years striving to create a special place for special children. It started as a dream and now it's turning into a reality.
Julie and her husband Nigel founded Ellie's Haven almost five years ago, naming the charity after their daughter Ellie, who died in January a few weeks before her seventh birthday.
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The property is in the village of Duloe, just a few miles from Looe. It ticks a lot of boxes for us. It's peaceful, it's got easy access to Looe and it's got a large, level garden. The house and large garage also gives us a good starting point for creating our holiday haven.
The charity is now planning to convert the building into a multipurpose hall to suit the requirements of severelydisabled children with parents or carers.
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We've raised almost £420,000 since we started Ellie's Haven in November 2007. We have been amazed and humbled by the huge support we've had, much of it from the general public and local schools, community groups and businesses.
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"Use your hands and press lightly." Karen pressed on a beet, producing a perfectly flat oval.
I reached down and pressed firmly on the beet. Like a scene from a B-movie horror flick, red, pulpy liquid splattered my apron. It felt revolting, though, at the same time, somewhat gratifying.
As I changed my apron, the class moved on to the main course -- garlic chile shrimp on lemon risotto. It's a family recipe and called for 2 pounds of fresh shrimp. Karen lifted a bucket overflowing with gray crustaceans and placed it in front of me so I could remove their shells.
I've never really liked shrimp. Maybe it's the smell. Or the fact that they remind me of overgrown sea monkeys. In any case, I passed on the task and helped to prepare the risotto instead. Forty-five minutes later, slumped over the stove, I held the wooden spoon with both hands, hoping I could maintain my endurance.
"Everyone, help with plating -- dinner is about to be served," announced Karen as her husband, Tim, opened bottles of wine from Standish Winery, a few miles away.
I could use a glass of Pinot Noir. Or three.
More than four hours had passed since we began preparing the meal. I was exhausted and not very hungry because I had been snacking the entire time when nobody was looking. We gathered around the candle-lighted table for a toast and talked until midnight, revealing more and more as the wine flowed.
"I should tell you about the time when Tim and I wore clown noses around San Francisco just for fun," Karen said, erupting with laughter as she looked at her husband. "I'm not sure why we did it, but those were our hippie days."
I decided to call it a night, sensing there was about to be a very long story.
"Hope you'll be hungry. Breakfast will be ready first thing tomorrow morning. Then we're having a big lunch a few hours later," Karen said jovially.
Food was the last thing on my mind. I walked sluggishly up the staircase to my bedroom, feeling several pounds heavier than when I first arrived.
Before going to sleep, I reviewed the itinerary for the next two days. It seemed even more rigorous. We would prepare 16 dishes from scratch, including a six-hour braised pork shoulder, a Moroccan chicken with five homemade dips, sweet biscuits with heavy cream and clafouti -- a French dessert with the consistency of runny custard.
I imagined the impressive dinner parties I'd throw once I returned home. I channeled my inner Julia Child and wrote down the first thing that came to my mind: boeuf bourguignonne.
I then realized a major problem: I live in San Francisco, and most of my friends don't eat meat.
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.Forecast discussion: major features/winds/seas/significant .Weather for the North Atlantic ocean W of 50w from 30n to 50n.
No sig changes to the fcst anticipated attm.
Global models still highly uncertain with track of psbl trpcl cyclone to psbly affect the waters towards the end of the fcst period. With such low fcst confdc...will leave grids untouched for now and wait until 12z global models come in before making any changes.
Seas...wna version of wwiii within a ft or two of current obs.
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Over the short term...the new 00z mdls present no major fcst problems. The mdls share smlr fcst timing for a stnry front persisting W to E acrs the nt2 wtrs into early tonite...then drifting S as a cold front into the srn nt2 wtrs later tonite into Sat nite whl svrl weak frontal lows ripple E along the front. As a high pres ridge builds S in the vcnty of the new engld coast the 00z mdls all fcst a mod strong (primarily in the 15-25 kt range) ENE gradient to dvlp N of the front acrs the nt2 and srn most nt1 wtrs Sat/Sat nite. With their fcst gradients being very smlr plan on using a 50/50 blend of the 00z GFS 30m and 00z ECMWF bl winds thrut the short term. So as a result anticipate only minor short term chngs wl be made to the prev ofshr fcsts.
In the long range...the 00z global mdls gnrly agree that the cold front wl push S of the srn nt2 wtrs sun with the mod strong (15-25 kt) enely gradient overspreading all of the nt2 wtrs sun/sun nite and then persisting into Mon/Mon nite. Again with their fcst gradients rmng similar...plan on contg to use a 50/50 blend of the 00z GFS 30m and 00z ECMWF bl winds for sun thru Mon nite.
Then by Tue into Tue nite the disparity btwn the 00z global mdls conts in rgrds to their fcst tracks of the next potential tropical cyclone. Other than being slightly faster than its prev respective runs...the 00z GFS conts to fcst its psbl cyclone to track NNE just to the se of the nt2 wtrs by late Tue/Tue nite. The 00z Gem remains consistent in fcstg this system to track sigly further S and pass nr srn FL and into the Gulf of Mexico late Tue/Tue nite. The 00z UKMET fcst track is smlr to the 00z Gem but is even further S. Vs its prev 12z run which fcst the cyclone into the cntrl nt2 wtrs by Tue nite...the new 00z ECMWF has trended sigly slower and just fcsts its cyclone into the se most nt2 wtrs by late Tue nite which is smlr to the 00z GFS fcst timing...but further W. For now with very low fcst confidence... wl go with a compromise 00z GFS/ECMWF solution for this system and as a result wl cont to use a 50/50 blend of the 00z GFS 30m and 00z ECMWF bl winds for Tue/Tue nite.
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This is my first ever flash movie.This movie is basically asking a question for me....its not meant to show any real skill..it may not work cause i dont know howta use NG pre-loader
(p.s. I know yall dont like sticks, so this is the first and last stick movie from me)
I found that pretty funny actually
Hehe, i'm sure someone will tell you.
hey this is what you do
make a scene with what ever little loading screen you want...then click on the last frame of the scene and right click on it and go to properties...then go to actions...add-when frame()is loaded go to () and play. you want to put the last scene's last frame in the first blank then the first scenes first frame in the second blank.
thats how you do it or something to that effect. mess around with it.
i liked it..(BESIDES THE STICK MEN) but since you won't do it again cool...that made me laghf....
No more sticks...Ryan
lmfao! just make movie clips on the first frame, put a flashing movie clip saying loading! that all u need to fooking do! and please no more sticks... i go to stickdeath.com for that nonsense. -Nataku
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We do.
Most people won't. Which means those that do change everything.
- Bryce Roberts
Most people won't. Which means those that do change everything.
- Bryce Roberts
After a meteoric rise, LivingSocial has had a tough go recently. Between layoffs, lowered valuations, competitor out-maneuvering, and one of the longest downtimes I've ever seen in a consumer site, it's pretty hard to imagine them fully recovering from this to the grandeur that they used to be. For better or for worse, online forums have been watching, and in some cases even cheering, it's demise. I'm sure seeing that the support of your local community that once championed you has reversed polarity can only worsen the decrease in morale they've been experiencing in the past few months.
I want to thank LivingSocial.
So, LivingSocial, thank you.
And if anyone at LivingSocial (esp. dev/UX/design/sales) is looking for their next opportunity, Contactually would be happy to have you. Email me.
In 2010, I started working on a startup called Struc.to. It's dead now, not even worth the hosting costs or domain registration. All that's physically left is ~300 stickers I never distributed, a standing banner I haven't gotten around to throwing out, and a dog bowl my wife had made for me (or Astro) as a gift.
Struc.to had the chance to be one of the first BaaS (backend-as-a-service) platforms – a cloud RESTful backend for your web and mobile app. You wouldn't need to worry about managing or scaling a database, dealing with schema, form validation, APIs etc. We would handle it all for you, even giving you embeddable forms you could inject in your web app.
I was pretty lean starting it up. I hired a designer to put together a landing page, and ended up building a really great brand + style to go along with it. I first unveiled it at Digital Capital Week, got a couple video interviews, blog posts, and other coverage. My friends and local tech supporters rallied behind the idea. I received enough validation that it was worth building, so I started building out the full platform.
What happened?
Poor Validation – A signup on your landing page is completely different than someone creating an account, reading your API docs, setting up an app, and coding something real. I had lots of people who supported me and liked the idea, but in hindsight, it was largely surface level. I failed to really dig in to my customer development interviews and get 100% clarity that this is something that people would use/need.
MVP Complexity - As I started building out the app, it hit me - this is going to be really hard. There is a whole lot that needed to be built out before the first person can reliably build on it. Even when I dogfooded my own service, I found myself running into major missing pieces.
Distraction - It was always a side project, as I was overbooked doing client work, which was far more lucrative than the margins Struc.to could have ever afforded. I betrayed a key rule.
The number one thing not to do is other things. If you find yourself saying a sentence that ends with "but we're going to keep working on the startup," you are in big trouble.
Paul Graham
Struc.to never really died, as it was never really alive, just a side project, competing against paying client work, and losing all the time. I just went from spending 90% of my time on consulting work to 100% of my time on consulting work. But when people would ask me how Struc.to was going, with genuine care and interest, I would lie, and say "it's going great. we're launching soon." I hadn't worked on the codebase in months.
It was a lesson I was not willing to repeat again. When we started seeing Contactually had legs, I tried to figure out how we could dedicate more time to Contactually. 500 Startups, more than anything else, was an opportunity to burn the boats. The day we signed with 500 Startups, I started winding down my consulting gigs. There went any distractions. Contactually just celebrated it's two year birthday, with 16 employees.
In college, I had put together a little bit of money from internships to buy a basic CD setup. I was terrible. I sold my equipment.
When freelancing, I was making enough money to buy a proper rig – Technics SL1200MK2s, Rane mixer, Scratch Live, coffin case, etc. I took months of classes. All I needed to do, in my mind, was put in my 10,000 hours and I'd get to some comfort level.
But then I started Contactually. I put all my professional energy into that. I strained relationships with my family, weakened or lost friendships, gained weight, and let my household (finances, investments, etc) collect dust. I can count on one hand the number of times I powered on the mixer in the first year of starting Contactually.
I believe strongly in focusing on three things. I sold my turntables.
There are many opportunity costs in being an early stage entrepreneur. While I am better at splitting my time between professional and personal activities, trying to be a DJ will be my opportunity cost.
When comparing friends' respective industries, one point of pride for the early stage tech community is the strong focus on giving back and helping those one, two, three billion rungs below you up the venture ladder. I would not be where I am today without the advisors and mentors I've connected with – whether I'm on the phone with them every day, or simply exchanged a quick email with. Steve Blank points it out here.
While not a seasoned entrepreneur with multiple exits under my belt, I've been advising and mentoring others through a number of venues (including Acceleprise and 1776). As someone who has usually gone through whatever a mentee is dealing with in prior years, months, or even days, I can lend some insight. Usually, it's "here's how I screwed it up, this is what I would do again" flavored advice.
Where I can add the most value:
What I don't advise on:
Funding. While funding is often a key part of the status quo for startups, it's not what I choose to focus on when mentoring and advising startups, nor should "introductions to investors" be a key outcome of our relationship. While I've raised multiple rounds of funding from angels, incubators, and institutional VCs, I have two strong beliefs here. A) There are countless others who are more experienced and can therefore provide valuable advice and guidance. B) There are so many more important things than fundraising. Fundraising is a distraction, so let's focus on something else.
DC-based or not – let's chat: email@example.com
As is common knowledge, competition is an inevitability. There are people with similar ideas as you. There are solutions your desired userbase is already using for the problem at hand. As you grow and start making waves, you'll be attacked from above, below, and sideways.
When first learning about a competitor, I used to think it was game over, and give up.
I wasted incalculable years of my life fearing competition, letting it keep me up at night, question my startups' mortality, and demotivating me, often to the point of giving up and walking away.
Done with that. Now, it's a mix of emotions.
Usually, it's two ships passing in the night – take a quick look, and carry on your way.
It's part "Hey man, this world is big enough for the both of us, we can coexist"
It's a little bit of "We're going to destroy you. We're going to win."
We've hit some big milestones at Contactually recently. We passed a big internal revenue related milestone, something that, at the outset, seemed like an unattainable goal. We raised over $1 million for our seed round. And our team can't be fed by a couple of pizzas anymore, and we're actively hiring.
In that time, I've seen total carnage around us. The perceived competitors we listed off when starting are for the most part gone. Very few startups I knew of when we first embarked on this still exist. Many of the companies in our incubator batch have fallen. You start to see patterns – the wheat separated from the chaff, and identify things that you seem to be doing right that, at least in our view, wasn't present in others.
One thing we've worked hard to instill in our culture is to bring it. Every single day.
Every day, we work our asses off. We set team and individual goals every month and week, and make goddamn sure we hit them. Nothing is sacred or kept the way it is in any aspect of our company. We move fast. We challenge each other. We break things. We talk to our customers. We argue. We deploy, deploy, deploy. Our company is a stirring pot, with new ingredients being added every day.
No bureaucracy. No hierarchy. I'm the CEO, but I probably get challenged more than everyone else.
In my eyes, that is what an early stage startup needs to be. You're building on unstable terrain, where you have no idea if your market, product, sales pitch, competitive advantage will still work the next year, month, day even.
So we keep pushing. Every. Single. Day.
Everything has to start somewhere. Contactually would not exist without 500 Startups.
Rewind back to September 2011. I was running a pretty successful dev shop. Jeff was working for me. Tony had a full time job, and was about accept a position at a later stage startup. Jeff and I had been building the prototype of Contactually since June, a concept that had evolved out of a personal pain I had with contact management. Tony was doing a lot of customer development, reaching out to people on Quora and interviewing them about their pain. I had been reaching out through my network, both doing customer development and recruiting people to try it out. We knew that it wasn't a totally crazy idea.
But we weren't committed to it. There was nothing to be committed to, and we all had our own things going for us. Jeff and I were up to our ears with great client work, and Tony had a full time job. I thought we could do both at the same time. But day after day, the dangling carrot of instantly-gratifying client work proved too steep. Product development started to sputter.
September, 2011 – I was invited out to San Francisco for a client's conference, with an office to use as a homebase for the week. I used my time there as a chance to explore startup mecca, primarily by meeting up with friends and contacts, many of whom DC exiles. One of them was Paul Singh. He and I had planned to meet up the last day of my trip. Had I realized in advance how far Mountain View is from SoMA, I wouldn't be where I'm at now.
I showed up to 500 Startups, at first unsure if I was in the right neighborhood (Mountain View? Where are all the startups? All I see is a bunch of ethnic restaurants…). It was between incubator batches, and the office was empty, except for Paul. We shot the shit for a little bit, talked about the DC community, and 500 Startups. Finally, I showed him what I was working on.
"Two pieces of advice. One, you should focus on this full time. Two, come to 500, and let us blow this up for you."
Common startup lore is that you never get something you don't ask for, but a fortune-changing, game-changing, life-changing opportunity was dropped right in front of us.
I walked slowly back down Castro to the CalTrain, both excited about the possibility, and afraid of such a big opportunity and change. I immediately shared it with Jeff and Tony. It was an intense week of debating between the three of us, our significant others, and Paul. But two weeks later, we were on a plane to join Batch 3.
In a future post, I'll share more about the 500 Startups experience, both before, during, and after Demo Day.
This is a visualization of where Contactually users are, based on location information we can find. Truly around the world.
I've been putting all of my time into Contactually. I'm hesitant to state that we're "killing it" "crushing it" or "doing really well" as, while we are certainly trending upwards on everything that matters, every day is an intense battle amidst a sea of rejection.
Due to that, I've scaled back my involvement and presence in the DC startup community. Other than still co-running the meetup (which Peter really does the lions share of work for), responding to e-mails on ProudlyMadeInDC, and responding to press interviews, I'm in a passive state.
Why? The best thing I can do to help grow the DC startup ecosystem is for my own venture to knock it out of the park.
I'm a member of a number of online groups devoted to the regional tech community, and, like most online water coolers, it's always trended negative. Lots of discussions about what's missing. Discussing and regurgitating link fodder from blogs.
What's missing from pretty much all of these conversations? Startup founders.
You're either part of the problem, or part of the solution. The solution will never be made on a twitter exchange, Facebook group, or panel. In my opinion, a startup community is built on the backs of hard working entrepreneurs, sleepless engineers, and experienced investors.
Heads down, keep pushing.


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It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Ok I'm sorry if this offends anyone but I honestly think our president needs to get stop trying to kiss the ass of other country's and worry about what's going on here and stop trying to changes the rights that have been working just fine way before he got elected I'm sure there's people who think he's doing great but I on the other hand think he is running our country into the ground that is all
Off topic of pregnancy but Our president...rant
Posted 08/30/2013
Definitely a hot button topic, but I agree with you 100%!
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Thanks for sharing.
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He clearly needs to focus on improving our language arts classes.
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Our President is an ASSHAT! I will always respect the position, but I certainly don't have to respect the man!
Posted 08/30/2013
What's going on across the world can and will ultimately effect us here at home just my opinion...but to each their own I guess.
Posted 08/30/2013
I suppose u believe bush did a great job while he was in office though right OP? Obama just came in office and fucked evrything up on his own! Wow!
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Posted 08/30/2013
I agree we need to focus on fixing our country before other countries. It's like on an airplane...secure your own oxygen mask before assisting other passengers :) yes it is heartbreaking seeing the things happening in the world, but as the president of the United States, you'd think he would be spending money on the United States instead of Egypt and Syria.
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This is gonna need the Jesus popcorn gif.
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4x12 + 7 = 55th month loves! 55 and counting! Love you!!! HAPPY STG DAY! ♡♡♡♡♡♥♥♥♥♥
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- Where does Dr. Chris D. Donikyan practice?
Dr. Chris Donikyan practices Radiology near Middletown, NY.
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A Dallas man wearing a Superman hoodie came to the rescue of a family trapped inside of a burning apartment building, catching their baby as the child was thrown from the apartment patio, according to NBC-DFW.
Tori Phillips had just come around the building when he saw the family attempting to get away from the fire that eventually engulfed dozens of units.
"I'd seen they needed help and they were scared to come down with their baby and I was like I'm right here, I'll catch 'em so that's what I did and then another dude helped get his wife down and then he jumped down and got them to safety," said Phillips.
Phillips, a Superman fan, was wearing a Superman hoodie when he caught the baby.
Asked how it felt to catch the baby and then hand the baby off to the parents, Philips said, "It felt real good. Made me feel very humble and cherish my own loved ones."
Phillips is among hundreds who lost their apartment in the overnight blaze that turned into a four-alarm fire.
According to fire investigators, the fire may have been caused by a tenant who was using candles for light after their electricity was shut off.
[Watch video from NBC-DFW below]
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