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If I had a dime for all the sites out there that try to pass off pornstars in their mid-to-late 20s or even 30s as "just over 18" I'd probably be able to buy a porn studio myself. While some may not mind this 90210-esque casting approach to a teen site, others will be happy to know that Tyra 8teen isn't one of those sites.
What you do get is an adorable, petite and sexy Tyra8teen showing off her tight body, pussy and small tits for the camera. The other thing that's small on this site is the amount of available content. There are only 28 videos and 23 picture sets so far, but the site is updating at a rate of twice a week and there's even a preview of the next update, so you know they're not joking. There is, however, no bonus material included as of yet and the "special offers" page has a coming soon notice up.
As for what is there, some of the videos are available as superb-quality high-def MPEG files and the rest are great-looking M2V files. Be advised, though, that the scenes containing no audio are on the short side, but, then again, so is Tyra. The photo sets offer stellar-looking high-resolution shots and smaller versions as well. They can be viewed online or downloaded as Zip sets.
There isn't a diary or more info on Tyra other than the tour info that she's a small 18-year-old girl, a Pisces, has green eyes and likes to take her clothes off, most of which you can gather from the pics and videos. There is, however, an offer to submit scene and photoshoot ideas through the contact page, so there's a chance Tyra's site may become more interactive in the future.
Tyra 8teen delivers on its promise of a sexy teen babe getting raunchy on camera. It also delivers some amazing-looking videos and top-notch pic sets. What it doesn't deliver is enough of the same or any bonus material to check out while you're waiting. If you can be patient or absolutely fall head over heels for the star, then the price is reasonable enough to make a membership worthwhile.
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|Number of Reviews: 148
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- Comment by: Kevin - Score: 88/100 - Date: 12/29/2012
This site is dedicated to the petite, baby-faced Tyra when she is 18. If you like baby-faced Tyra then you will love this site, if not then you will not since with the exception of two sets where she is with a friend, she is the only one on the site.
Unlike many sites out there that say there models are 18 when they are really 26, Tyra most definitely looks 18 and they only have content from a single year so she literally is 18 on this site. This site includes all of her photos and movies. The photo sets are excellent quality - 100/100. One third of the videos are excellent high quality - 100/100. The other two-thirds of the videos are low resolution - 25/100, the only reason this site does not get a 100 score from me.
This is a site you join for a month and download the content (takes a few hours) and unsubscribe because there will not be any more content added ever. The join price is $25 US for the first month and rebills at $9 US per month so even the owner must realize there is not much reason to stick around. But the site is what it is, a site dedicated to cute Tyra when she is 18 88/100.
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|Pics per set: 73
|Zip sets: Yes
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|Number of movies: 28+
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|Average Length: 1 mins
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Campus Tours
All prospective students, along with their families and friends, are encouraged to visit the college. A tour may be scheduled in conjunction with an on-campus admissions interview. Tours may also be scheduled by calling the Admissions Office for an appointment, 1-800-736-7744.
The Admissions Office is open Monday through Thursday, from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Fridays 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon.

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Ryan Bidan, the Research In Motion Ltd. executive in charge of the first BlackBerry tablet, is no longer an employee of Canada's smartphone maker.
Senior product manager of the PlayBook project since October 2008, Mr. Bidan updated his LinkedIn profile on Tuesday to reflect his new position. He is now the director of product marketing for the North American division of Samsung Electronics Corp. and will be moving from Waterloo, Ontario to Dallas, Texas in the near future.
It's official: There's about to be another #cdnindallas. cc:@bdwallace—
Ryan Bidan (@ryanbidan) July 19, 2011
The Korean electronics firm, among the largest in the world, is also a leading producer of smartphones and tablets based on the Google Inc. Android platform; a direct competitor of RIM's own BlackBerry OS platform. Mr. Bidan's appointment comes just one week after Omar Khan, Samsung's most senior Android executive, left the company.
Educated at Waterloo's Wilfred Laurier University, Mr. Bidan was well known as the face of the PlayBook's public relations campaign prior to the device's North American release in April. He held live PlayBook demonstrations with several technology news outlets and gave multiple interviews on RIM's first ever tablet; including one with FP Tech Desk Editor Matt Hartley.
RIM officials did not immediately return a request for confirmation of his departure.


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Your donations foster love of learning, pursuit of excellence, and
community pride in the Falmouth, Massachusetts public schools
What We Do
Strong public schools are essential to the social and economic fabric of our community. Our mission is to support and enhance educational excellence in the Falmouth, Massachusetts public schools. To that end, FEF annually awards grants for innovative programs that are outside the district's operating budget.
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We are grateful to our donors, sponsors, supporters and awardees for their involvement in our annual Winter Gala. The event was a wonderful success, and your generosity helps to ensure the future of our granting program.
Grantee Karyn Phares Is Featured in the Cape Cod Wave
Lawrence School art teacher Karyn Phares is making "Waves" with her new FEF-funded pottery wheels. Be sure to check out this story in the Cape Cod Wave, which explains how art, math, engineering and science can all work together to create something beautiful and useful.


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The city of Rohnert Park is working on a new online system that will make it easier to apply for a building, planning or engineering permit.
The system is called TRAKiT and is scheduled to be implemented by November, according to Eydie Tacata, an analyst with the city' Engineering Department.
"It's going to make so many processes faster, reduce errors, speed up the turnout around time and add transparency to the whole permit process, so people can see the status of their permit," Tacata said.
As Rohnert Park prepares to put in TRAKit, many other city departments are realizing that they too can benefit from the new program, including business licenses and the fire department.
The cost of the system is $143,000, but only if there are no delays in the implementation. If there are any hiccups, the city will have to pay an additional $15,000.


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During these sessions, educators will explore content about a variety of New York City history topics and learn strategies for effectively using primary and secondary source materials.
Full-Day Professional Development
Join us for three full-day professional developments focusing on the groundbreaking exhibition Activist New York. These content-rich sessions are led by Museum curators and educators as well as guest speakers from some of New York City's most prestigious educational organizations. Participants will learn content and teaching techniques to support Common Core learning. Reservations are required.
Immigration Then and Now with CUNY's American Social History Project
Chancellor's Day: Thursday, June 5, 2014
9:30 am - 2:30 pm
Focusing on the Activist New York exhibition and the American Social History Project documentary and curriculum Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl: Immigrant Women in the Turn-of-the-Century City, teachers will participate in role-play and "Reader's Theater" activities that integrate rich historical content and theatrical expression. Educators teaching industrialization, Progressive Era movements, immigration, or labor reform will benefit from learning how to use informational texts in this creative way. $40 per person per day.
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2nd Annual Teaching Social Activism Conference: Empowering Teachers and Learners
Opening Keynote: Friday, May 2, 2014
Full day conference: Saturday, May 3, 2014
What does social activism mean to you and your students? Last year, over 200 educators from around the world explored this question at the City Museum's 1st Annual Teaching Social Activism Conference. Building on last year's success, the Museum invites educators to present and participate in this year's conference, centered on how educators teach and encourage interest in social activism in their classrooms. The conference will begin with a keynote address and reception on Friday, May 2nd, leading to a full day of interactive sessions on Saturday, May 3rd. Throughout the day, educators will present best practices in teaching the history of social activism through a series of panel, poster, and workshops hosted at the City Museum. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.


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2012 was a record year for agriculture--in yields, prices and profits.
Reporter Sarah Gustin has more on what ag experts are expecting for cash flows in the year ahead.
Steve Metzger / Farm Business Management: "What we have seen in the last year is probably the single best year that we will ever see. We have had basically record yields along with record prices. And that has given us record profits."
2 different crops contributed a lot of dollars to those high totals.
Corn and soybeans.
Steve Metzger / Farm Business Management: "For South Central North Dakota, Right now 49% of our cash income came last year came out of just corn and soybeans alone with wheat and barley amounting to only 9% between the two."
Steve Metzger compiles farm data in the Harrington area.
He says on average in that area net income totaled slightly more than 400-thousand dollars per farm.
A big total--but expenses also totaled well over a half a million dollars.
Steve Metzger / Farm Business Management: "We had a very good year, therefore we see expenses going up some cases, rents certainly jumping. Land prices jumping and we see a lot of farmers going back to more corn and soybeans again. Simply because they were the big crop for us last year."
Don Hagen gathers data in the Glen Ullin area.
Hagen says net farm income in that area rose nearly 33-thousand dollars this last year.
Don Hagen / Farm Business Management: "A lot more corn going in and this is the first year we have had enough people in the program seeded soybeans that we have soybean averages."
Hagen says 2012 was also a good year for ranchers with a net return of about 170 dollars per cow.
That's up 19 dollars from last year.
Don Hagen / Farm Business Management: "Started out with a nice spring for calving. The weather was very combating and the calf death losses were down and weaning percentages were up but the waning weights were down, that's mostly attributed to the poorer pasture growth."
Both agree, the biggest challenges farmers will face is high expenses and falling prices.
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Remember when a federal investigation implicated Shane Carwin as a recipient of steroid orders from Applied Pharmacy Services? It was August 14, 2010, just over a month after Carwin's second-round meltdown against Brock Lesnar at UFC 116. The news created a minor whirlwind (imagine the reaction had Carwin defeated Lesnar!) before settling down, and then all but disappearing.
Carwin's manager, Jason Genet, promised a statement about the accusations, which has, according to my memory and thorough Googling, yet to be fulfilled.
Enter this interview with MMA Fighting's Ariel Helwani:
The interview starts out jovial enough with Carwin answering questions about his weight loss and surgery on his neck and back. Then, at the 1:45 mark, Helwani asks, "After the Brock fight, there was a news story that came out, and we haven't had a chance to talk to you about it, linking you to a pharmacy that supplied steroids to athletes in Alabama. Do you have any comment on that story?"
Carwin gives an almost wry smile as he offered no comment. Helwani follows up by asking Carwin if we should expect him to comment in the future. If the initial question didn't surprise him, the followup seemed to do so, as Carwin stumbled over his words before finally stating that there was "nothing for [him] to comment on that."
Prior to UFC 118, Steve Cofield wrote a post at Yahoo!'s Cagewriter blog about the story "escaping the spotlight" just two weeks after it broke. In it, Cofield predicted:
We're never going to get resolution on the Carwin story. He'll come back, address it quickly and the story will get buried just like it has with James Toney, who is fighting on the card this weekend. Toney tested positive after his win over John Ruiz back in 2005 and served a 90-day suspension. Most MMA fans have no idea of Toney's history with PED's.
Here we stand, just two days out from UFC 131, and, to my knowledge, this is the first time (and, barring a member of the media getting froggy at the unstreamed press conference today, the only time) Carwin has been forced to address the issue since the story dropped. To say that Carwin has, to this point, dodged a bullet would be quite an understatement.


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Brent Almond
The Design Nut. Brent is the owner and creative director of Design Nut, where he works his magic branding, designing and illustrating for the likes of The Nature Conservancy, NPR, Girl Scouts USA and Reading Is Fundamental (RIF). During his 20-year career, his work has received over 200 industry awards and appeared in over 50 publications. He counts pop art, comic books and candy among his greatest inspirations.
The Designer Daddy. Brent blogs at DesignerDaddy.com, where he shares from the heart about being a gay dad, having an adopted son, and making s'mores that look like monsters. His writing can also be found on The Huffington Post, The Good Men Project, Mamapedia and The Aquaman Shrine. Twitter with him at DesignerDaddy.
The Brent. Brent lives in the DC 'burbs with his (soon-to-be-legal) husband, four (soon-to-be-fifteen) year old son and pre-Obama Portuguese Water Dog.
Jon Armstrong
Jon Armstrong is a long-time blogger, award-winning art director and designer, and digital strategist who loves being behind the lens. His work ranges from expansive landscapes of the western U.S. to macro photography to photodocumentary shots of bands, family and friends.
Armstrong's work is regularly featured in the Explore section of Flickr.com, has been featured on the highly trafficked Flickr blog, and you can follow him on Instagram as @blurb, and on his personal site, Blurbomat.com. He is also currently co-hosting the humorous new podcast about fatherhood, Turning This Car Around.
Jon lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, with his two amazing daughters. He might have photographed them once or twice.
Kenny Bodanis
Kenny Bodanis is the author of the award-winning blog and parenting book "Men Get Pregnant, Too (despite never pushing a watermelon through a pigeonhole)." In that capacity, he has appeared on national television in Canada, and is a regular television and radio columnist in his hometown of Montreal.
Trey Burley
Trey Burley is the owner and operator of Daddy Mojo, a parenting site about product reviews, family, life and poop culture. He's co-hosted numerous twitter parties with Sears and Kmart, and worked with dozens of brands including Maclaren, Dyson, Samsung, Joovy, SC Johnson, Personal Creations and others. In addition to his work with Daddy Mojo, Trey writes various copy for clients and does some social media management also. Trey has a background in broadcasting, worked in radio for many years and has traveled extensively.
Charlie Capen
Charlie Capen is co-founder and digital arsonist of "How To Be A Dad" — an entertainment site for dads, moms, and those with no plans of procreating, whatsoever. A colorblind, undisciplined multi-hyphenate living near the outskirts of Los Angeles, Charlie was raised in captivity atop the hills of San Francisco as the son of a roaming radio DJ father and executive power mom.
Not so much a "how-to", but a "how-not-to" site, HowToBeADad.com is centered around two sleep-deprived friends with nothing left to lose but their sanity as they navigate fatherhood and try to look smart doing so. They're not experts, but that isn't gonna stop them from pretending.
Charlie's work has appeared on the front pages of AOL, Buzzfeed, LeanIn.org, Huff Post Parents, Art of Manliness, BabyCenter, Babble, Neatorama, Laughing Squid, Reddit, and a host of other websites that smell delicious. He currently presides as Director of Online Engagement at 20th Century Fox Television for programs like Kris Jenner Show, Divorce Court and Dish Nation.
He is allergic to sleep.
Anthony T. DeBenedet, MD
Anthony T. DeBenedet, MD has appeared on The Today Show, regional television, and dozens of radio shows to advocate for a healthy and playful lifestyle. His interviews and writings have run in national and international media outlets, including The New York Times, Associated Press, The Washington Post, and Chicago Tribune. He also contributes to TIME Magazine's online opinion think-tank, TIME Ideas, which receives nearly 1 million unique hits a day.
Dr. DeBenedet speaks regionally and nationally on health, play, and parenting topics. He was a featured speaker at TEDxDetroit 2011 for his talk Playing For Our Future and at TEDxEMU 2012 for his talk Playing For Our Health. He is also coauthor of The Art of Roughhousing: Good Old-Fashioned Horseplay and Why Every Kid Needs It (Quirk Books, 2011), a parenting book about the importance of parent–child physical play. The Art of Roughhousing has received hundreds of media mentions and been translated into four foreign languages. He is currently sub-specializing in Gastroenterology and living in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he enjoys embarking on make-believe pirate–princess adventures with his wife and three daughters, learning new magic tricks, and shooting hoops.
Vincent DiCaro
As Vice President of Development & Communication of National Fatherhood Initiative, Vincent oversees NFI's fundraising efforts and external communications, runs NFI's government relations, and manages relationships with corporate and media partners. He is a graduate of The College of New Jersey, where he received a bachelor's degree in history and economics. He received a master's degree in communication from Johns Hopkins University, where he wrote a thesis on the depiction of fathers in Hollywood films. Prior to joining National Fatherhood Initiative, Vincent worked for two years as an analyst at Goldman Sachs in New York City. Vincent, his wife Claudia, and their son Vinny live in Maryland.
Carter Gaddis
Carter Gaddis has snapped photos of snow-capped Mt. Fuji from the open deck of a Yokohama-bound, Tokyo-based Blackhawk helicopter; has been threatened with bodily harm by a 320-pound NFL offensive lineman and a 6-foot-5 professional baseball player (not at the same time); spent a Christmas Eve night stranded at O'Hare Airport in Chicago after a missed connecting flight from Green Bay; and stood gazing in awe at Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey, only to realize when he looked down that he was treading upon the grave of Charles Dickens. Story telling was Carter's passion during a 24-year career in sports journalism, and he leans heavily on that experience as writer/publisher of DadScribe.com, a digital repository for personal essays on fatherhood, politics, history, travel, sports and more.
Carter's blog was founded in February 2012, and he was named one of five Spotlight Bloggers for Dad 2.0 Summit in 2013. In addition to DadScribe, he currently writes for an Internet marketing firm in Tampa, where he also manages social media campaigns. During a journalism career that began in 1987 and ended with the death of American newspapers, Carter's writing and reporting were recognized for excellence by the Associated Press Sports Editors, the Florida Sportswriters Association, and the Hearst Journalism Awards Program for college journalists. His work has appeared in dozens of print and online publications, including the Tampa Tribune, the Tampa Bay Times, the University of South Florida Alumni Voice magazine, the Good Men Project, Parenting Magazine, MLB.com, CBSSports.com and ESPN.com. Carter covered the Tampa Bay Rays and Major League Baseball for 11 years, as well as the NFL, the NHL, NASCAR, college sports and more. He is a lifetime honorary member of the Baseball Writers Association of America and a baseball Hall of Fame voter. He is living proof that an American living in the first quarter of the 21st century can, in fact, be a fan of NASCAR and NPR, Tolkien and Tolstoy, Hemingway and Flannery O'Connor, Star Wars and Citizen Kane. Carter, his wife and their two young sons live on Cape Cod — for one week a year. They vacation in the suburbs of Tampa, Florida, the other 51 weeks of the year, which is basically an excuse to go to Walt Disney World every other week.
Chef Mark Garcia
CHEF MARK GARCIA is the author of "Entrepreneurial Insanity in the Restaurant Business". He is also founder of Rock Star Chef Marketing Academy, the legendary branding and marketing training program for chefs, entrepreneurs and food service professionals. For these works, Chef Mark has become a leading authority on the topics of strategic branding, digital & social media marketing, and new concept development.
Chef Mark's books, videos, newsletters, recipes, products and appearances now inspire millions of people a month nationwide. His next book , "Becoming A Rock Star Chef In The Digital Age" launches in mid-2014. As a single father, his whimsical views on parenting mixed with the experience of a professional chef have thrilled readers, fans and audiences across the country.
Mark is the creator of several innovative and profitable restaurant and retail concepts. He was also an early pioneer in the digital arena and has been marketing online for over 15 years. He consults with Fortune 500 companies in the Retail and CPG marketplace. If you have eaten out at a restaurant or purchased food in the grocery store, there is a good chance that you have enjoyed a meal that he has created, influenced or flavored. Over one million visitors per month download and cook recipes that he and his team have created.
Mark is regularly seen in national and international media, and he has been featured on CNN, NBC News, the BBC, Nation's Restaurant News, Plate Magazine, Fast Company magazine and other popular digital outlets like; HispanicBusiness.com, Smithsonian.com, Forbes.com, and WSJ.com.
As one of the most in-demand trainers of our time, Mark has shared the stage with Brian Solis, Chef Eric Ripert, Dr. Oz, Deepok Chopra, Tim Ferriss and executives from LinkedIn, Google, Yahoo, Adobe, Cisco, R/GA and many more thought leaders in the digital space.
His clients include chefs, entrepreneurs and executives from 7 countries, and his expertise and training has been sought by, Amazon.com, Brinker International, Google, McCormick, Sam's Club, Wal-Mart, Whole Foods and several of the top culinary schools in the world.
Meet Chef Mark at www.ChefMarkGarcia.com
Tara Gidus
Tara Gidus is a nationally recognized expert and media spokesperson on topics of nutrition, fitness, and health promotion, motivating groups large and small on topics such as achieving a healthy weight, preventing disease, maximizing energy, aging well, enhancing sports performance, and creating a positive body image. Tara is currently the team dietitian for the Orlando Magic NBA team and served as a National Media Spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association for five years. She currently appears biweekly as the "Diet Diva" on the national morning television show, The Daily Buzz.
Aaron Gouveia
Aaron Gouveia is a 34-year-old father and husband, born and bred in Massachusetts. He has two beautiful sons named Will and Sam, a gorgeous wife named MJ who is far too beautiful to have married him, and the best golden retriever that ever lived. He used to be an award-winning newspaper reporter until he decided to switch careers and take a job as a content manager at IBM. Upset with the lack of information out there for expectant fathers, he started his parenting website www.daddyfiles.com in 2008. Not content with simply showcasing the fun milestones of parenting, his website explores the "other stuff" — the fights, the torment, and the doubt that inevitably accompany life as a husband and father. Mainly because he's a firm believer that there is often beauty in the sadness, and redemption in the struggle.
As a journalist, Aaron has written for publications such as the Boston Herald, Cape Cod Times, Sun Chronicle, and MetroWest Daily News where he won several awards from the New England Newspaper and Press Association and New England Associated Press News Executives Association. As a dad blogger, Aaron's pieces have appeared in Parents, American Baby, Huffington Post, iVillage, and BBC Newshour, and was named one of Babble's Top 50 Dad Blogs in 2011 and 2012. He also worked as the inaugural editor of The Good Men Project's fatherhood section, which gave him the opportunity to discover dozens of dad bloggers he now counts as friends."
Ryan E. Hamilton
Ryan E. Hamilton is a father, blogger, podcaster, coder and Co-founder & Chief Web Developer of Life of Dad – The Social Network for Dads. He's also Senior Front-End Engineer for Verve Mobile, the pioneering leader in location-based mobile advertising.
Ryan is Co-host of "The Life of Dad After Show" podcast with Art Eddy and is currently promoting a new blogging/podcasting effort — called "DaddyDev" — to teach his 7-year-old son (and children and parents worldwide) how to code.
A programmer since elementary school, Ryan has developed various innovative technologies in the areas of search, mobile/iPhone applications, social networking, travel, gaming, professional sports, music/entertainment, news/media, publishing, and nonprofit marketing/fundraising.
As a social entrepreneur, Ryan is devoted to both business and philanthropy and is dedicated to bringing about positive change in America, around the world, and around the universe.
Andy Herald
Andy Herald is co-founder and pixel ninja of HowToBeADad.com — an entertainment site for parents, non-parents, or anyone who's ever had parents really.
As a heavily-caffeinated designer dad, he's best know for his work on the site's Instructional Diagram posts which have enjoyed widespread virality. This contributes to his firm belief that he's not really a writer, but more of a storyteller that occasionally uses words instead of digital art, hand signals and wildlife mating calls.
He has the odd and awesome credit of being the originator of an Internet meme, "banana for scale."
He is a lover of life, family, friends, fun and other f words. And if you vote for him, all your wildest dreams will come true.
Jim Higley
Jim Higley is the Bobblehead Dad – author, speaker, radio show host, spokesperson and cancer warrior. A single father raising three kids, Jim's book Bobblehead Dad: 25 Life Lessons I Forgot I Knew celebrates the stories waiting for us in the nooks and crannies of our days. Jim writes for several publications, including Men's Health magazine, the Huffington Post, NBC Universal iVillage and hosts a weekly radio show on fatherhood. www.BobbleheadDad.com.
Lorne Jaffe
Lorne Jaffe is a stay-at-home dad who resides in Queens, NY. He is battling depression and anxiety while being the primary caregiver to his daughter, Sienna. He aspires to use his English and Media Studies backgrounds to one day become a professional writer.
Kipp Jarecke-Cheng
By day, Kipp leads the worldwide communications team for Nurun, a global design and technology consultancy. By night, he documents the joys and terrors of being a dad to his precocious seven-year-old son at Lazy Dad's Guide to Everything. Kipp is a southpaw, an award-winning playwright, a fairly competent quilter, a former journalist, a newly minted frequent flier, and a pretty darned good cook (at least according to his son).
James Kline
Apex, NC – James, an advocate of at-home parenting, has been the primary caregiver for his family since 2010. Trading his laptop for a diaper bag, James left the Healthcare IT field to conquer child rearing. Disclosing that toddler-hood has been his greatest challenge; above farming, physics and project management. James was recently elected to the Board of The National At-Home Dad Network and sits on the Membership, Convention and Media committees. As co-organizer for the Triangle SAHD group in Raleigh, NC, James helped grow membership by over 200 though media exposure and promoting the "coolness factor" of at-home-dads. Hosting "the Olympics of at-home dad events", is the next challenge for James. His group just won the bid to host the National At-Home Dads Convention for two consecutive years in Raleigh. You can follow his blog at apexdaddy.blogspot.com. James restores his own cars, brews his own beer and takes care of his own children…giving many thanks to his supportive and tolerant wife.
Michael Kress
Michael Kress is the executive editor of Parents.com, one of the largest parenting websites and the online home of Parents, American Baby, and FamilyFun magazines. He is the former VP of Editorial at Beliefnet.com, and was the founding editor-in-chief of MyJewishLearning.com, a philanthropy-funded, nonprofit educational site. His writing has appeared in Slate, Salon, The Boston Globe, The Dallas Morning News, and many other newspapers, websites, and magazines. He lives in Bronx, N.Y., with his wife and three daughters.
John La Puma MD
John La Puma MD is Clinical Director, Chef Clinic, co-founder of ChefMD and a New York Times best-selling author twice. Dr. La Puma taught the first Nutrition and Cooking course for medical students in the US, at SUNY-Upstate with Dr. Michael Roizen of the Cleveland Clinic, and the first Culinary Medicine clinical course for medical students in the US, at DMU. He has authored dozens of scientific publications, has hosted three PBS television programs on nutrition and health, including his current "ChefMD Shorts" series. Three of his books–ChefMD's Big Book of Culinary Medicine, Cooking the RealAge Way and The RealAge Diet–have been bestsellers around the world and have been translated into 8 languages. Also a professionally trained chef, Dr. La Puma cooked with Chicago's Chef Rick Bayless at Topolobampo weekly for nearly four years and hosted "What's Cooking with ChefMD?" for over 100 episodes on the national cable network Lifetime TV. His new "Refuel Minute" 13 episode series is available on YouTube.com/drlapuma. The Wall Street Journal has called him a "Secret Weapon" against cholesterol and heart disease and Dr. La Puma has been honored with the American Medical Association/National Association of Medical Communicators "Award of Excellence". His new book, REFUEL, aims to help men boost testosterone naturally, and change how men think about what they eat–as fuel too. A practicing physician, board-certified in internal medicine, he sees patients and is based in Santa Barbara, California. Visit him at drjohnlapuma.com
Jim Lin
Jim Lin is a VP, Digital Strategist at Ketchum PR. In addition to relishing the fact that he gets to legitimately hang out on Twitter all day, Jim's job is to push the boundaries of digital and social media to ensure that his clients break through the chatter to become the conversation, whatever or wherever that may be. Jim's professional background encompasses over sixteen years of business development, marketing, and public relations experience. On the personal side, Jim is the blogger behind the popular Busy Dad Blog. To the outside world, his blog is a repository of anecdotal parenting adventures; to Jim, it is a roadmap that helps him piece together where he's been the past couple days, when he suddenly wakes up drooling and disoriented in his office. As BusyDad, Jim has worked with numerous consumer brands on campaigns as well as ambassadorships, including Huggies, Vicks, and Zatarain's. He is also is active in conference circles, having served as a speaker at BlogHer, BlogWorld, Blissdom, Dad 2.0 Summit, Mom 2.0 Summit, Type-A Parent, Bulldog Reporter, and PR Newswire. A native Bostonian, Jim holds a BA degree from Harvard University, a black belt in Shotokan Karate, a few Muay Thai trophies, and a whole lot of bumps and bruises to show for it… actually, those are from his kids.
Laura Harrison Mayes
Laura Harrison Mayes is an Emmy-winning writer, and a co-founder of the Mom 2.0 Summit, Mom 2.0 Experiences, Camp Mighty, Go Mighty, Kirtsy and Harrison Mayes Media. Over the last few years, she has created, developed and produced a variety of events and programs for women in media including industry conferences, brand events, travel programs, book and product launches, national art exhibits, and nationwide programs to educate and connect women in media. Laura also created and edited the Kirtsy book, Kirtsy Takes a Bow: A Celebration of Women's Online Favorites and continues to write for a variety of blogs and publications, including her personal blog, Blog con Queso. She speaks regularly at events like SxSW, the ALT Design Conference, TribeCon and Interactive Strategies.
Stacy Morrison
Stacy Morrison is Editor in Chief and Director, Content Programming for BlogHer, Inc., the largest women's publisher on the web, representing roughly 10,000 blog creators and social media influencers who reach more than 95 million readers a month. Before going fully digital, Morrison was an award-winning magazine editor for 21 years, including stints at the helm of Redbook, Modern Bride, and ONE: Design Matters (a dot.com crossmedia publication, which one three Ozzies in its short lifespan). She was also part of the launch teams for Time Out New York and Conde Nast Sports for Women and held senior positions at Marie Claire and Mirabella. She is also author of the best-selling memoir "Falling Apart In One Piece."
Jyl Johnson Pattee
Jyl Johnson Pattee is the founder of Mom It Forward Media, a digital agency and network of social media influencers. She is also the co-founder of the evo Conference (2010-12), the founder of Family Forward Retreats and Events, and was on the founding board of the Social Media Club of Salt Lake City (2010-11). Currently, she sits on the Mom Advisory Council for ONE.org, is a Shot@Life Champion with the United Nations Foundation, was named one of Parent Magazine's Top 10 Power Moms, and is on Babble's list of Top Twitter Moms.
Through her Mom It Forward company, Jyl provides unique media opportunities to companies and organizations that want to reach influential parents online. She also consults regularly about using social media to extend brand reach to parents, including dads and millennial moms.
In a past life, she was an award-winning copywriter, designer of corporate training programs for Fortune 100 companies, and PTO president. Offline, Jyl is married to @Dadventurous; a mom to two boys; loves large amounts of cheese, dancing, and traveling; and lives in the beautiful Rocky Mountains.
Jeffrey Porzio
Jeff is the Executive Director of Digital at Forge Worldwide, a Boston based brand strategy, creative, and digital agency. Jeff's career is highlighted by over 15 years of development, design and project management in the digital marketing industry. He has successfully lead development and design teams during tenures at Digitas, Sapient, and Toth + Co. Jeff has extensive experience working with national brands and storied companies such as Cisco, Staples, Proctor & Gamble (Oral-B and Crest), General Motors, Dragon NaturallySpeaking and Hallmark.
Outside of the office Jeff is a recognized leader with The Livestrong Foundation and serves on the Arts & Technology Education Committee in Chelmsford, MA where he lives with his wife Jennifer and two sons Dante and Roman. You can find him on Twitter at @jporzio.
Paul Raeburn
Paul Raeburn is a journalist and blogger, and the author of Do Fathers Matter? What Science Is Telling Us About the Parent We've Overlooked, to be published by Scientific American/Farrar, Straus and Giroux for Father's Day, 2014. He is the author of three previous books, including most recently Acquainted with the Night, a memoir of raising children with depression and bipolar disorder. His work appears regularly in The New York Times, Discover, Psychology Today, The Huffington Post, and others, and he is a frequent guest on NPR.
Paul also writes the About Fathers blog for Psychology Today, and he is the chief media critic for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker and writes regularly for Discover magazine.
He was the science editor and chief science correspondent at the Associated Press from 1981-1996, and a senior editor and writer at BusinessWeek from 1996-2003. He is a past president of the National Association of Science Writers, and a recipient of its Science in Society award, along with numerous other prizes.
A native of Detroit, Raeburn now lives in New York City with his wife, the writer Elizabeth DeVita-Raeburn, and their two children.
Chris Read
Chris Read is the voice behind the blog, Canadian Dad. He is also the founder of Kindness Canada, which aims to inspire the masses with stories of kindness from across the world. He is a husband, father, writer, musician and social media junkie. In his spare time…Chris is also the co-founder of the Gil Read Memorial Foundation, which helps less fortunate children compete in organized sport.
Tom Riles
Tom Riles is a husband, father, and founder of Life of Dad, the social network for dads. In addition, Tom is the audience warm-up comic for "The Ellen DeGeneres" show, and well as many other Hollywood hits including "Dancing with the Stars," "The Voice." Tom is also an on-air TV personality, appearing on shows across the nation, and recently hosting the singing competition, "3 Minutes to Stardom."
Chris Routly
Chris Routly is the creator of The Daddy Doctrines, where he writes and draws stuff inspired by his life as the full-time stay-at-home dad to two young boys in Portland, Oregon. His little blog got big attention when he joined others in the dad community in calling out brands who fall back on old stereotypes about fathers as inept parents, and found himself thrust into the role of Accidental Activist and Dad Advocate. Also, there was that time he made a diagram comparing toddlers to drunk monkey politicians. In addition to his blog, Chris has written and illustrated several of his own children's books, which can be found at SketchBoy Productions.
Charlie Seymour Jr
Charlie Seymour Jr: Little did he know at age 11, when a DuPont scientist (whose job was to invent VHS tape) taught him video directing, that he'd grow up to use his producing skills to help you profit through online marketing and video. Now he's a husband, dad, and granddad. He knows in his heart how powerful video is (he's often called the Video-Crazed MBA Marketer). Not long after losing his father, he started a video blog, LessonsFromMyGrandson.com, so that his grandson would never grow up not knowing who he was. Oh, sure – he has an MBA from Wharton and an award-winning sales record, but it's his early learning that sets him apart.
Charles R. Scott
National Geographic-featured adventurer Charles R. Scott, also known as The Family Adventure Guy, has traveled the world doing endurance challenges with his two children linked to charitable causes. He is the author of the book Rising Son: A Father and Son's Bike Adventure across Japan and has been published in CNBC, National Geographic, the Huffington Post, and other publications. He has spoken at the World Bank, Harvard Business School, Vistage International CEO groups, and many other events. His trips have been featured in The New York Times, Outside Magazine, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, and on TV shows, radio programs, magazines and newspapers around the world. The United Nations named him a "Climate Hero" for his work on environmental causes, Casio named him a Pro Trek Adventurer, and Red Tricycle selected him as "One of NYC's Coolest Dads." Prior to becoming a writer and family adventurer, Charles worked at Intel Corporation for 14 years in a variety of management positions and as a director in the corporation's venture capital group.
Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas
As the CEO & Co-Founder of the Carson J Spencer Foundation (CJSF) and Co-Founder of Man Therapy®, Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas is a both clinical psychologist and an impact entrepreneur. The Carson J Spencer Foundation is named after her brother, a Denver business leader who died by suicide after a difficult battle with bipolar disorder. Known nationally and internationally as an innovator in social change, Spencer-Thomas has helped start up multiple large-scale, gap filling efforts in mental health. One of the projects the Carson J Spencer Foundation is most known for is their partnership effort with Colorado's Office of Suicide Prevention and Cactus (a full-service advertising firm) called Man Therapy. Man Therapy is a groundbreaking new approach to men's mental health promotion and suicide prevention. The program uses a fictional therapist called "Dr. Rich Mahogany" to reshape the mental health conversation, using humor to cut through stigma and tackle issues like depression, divorce and even suicidal thoughts head on, the way a man would do it. Dr. Spencer-Thomas lives in Colorado with her partner and three sons.
Dave Taylor
I'm a single dad with three wonderful — if occasionally infuriating — children: a 17yo daughter, a 13yo son, and a 10yo daughter. I have learned in this journey that it's pointless to hope that all three of them will be happy and pleasant simultaneously, so I count the blessings of those days when at least one of them isn't rockin' the boat. But it's all worth it. At least, that's what I keep telling myself. I'm based in Boulder, Colorado and run my own media company, writing, producing video, teaching and consulting with companies about corporate strategy and marketing tactics. You can find my popular dad blog at GoFatherhood.com
Mark Trahan
Mark Trahan is the owner of Trahan Counseling, focused on assisting couples and men with issues such as addiction, life transitions, and infidelity. He is also a research assistant and doctoral student at the Graduate College of Social Work of the University of Houston. He has conducted research on fathering variables contributing to child outcomes, most recently publishing an article entitled "Fathering Behavior within the Context of Role Expectations and Marital Satisfaction: A Framework for Fathering Behavior". Mark was awarded a teaching fellowship by the Graduate College of Social Work and is a research assistant to Dr. Monit Cheung. He has been awarded several honors for his academic accomplishments. Mark is also a faculty member of the Institute for Spirituality and Health in the Texas Medical Center.
Andy Tu
Andy Tu is the EVP Marketing at Defy Media, a leading digital media company formed by the 2013 merger of Alloy Digital and Break Media. Defy Media creates some of the most popular content on the web including the male oriented brands Break, Made Man, SMOSH, Screen Junkies and The Escapist, together reaching more than 125 million consumers monthly through owned web, YouTube, mobile, social and emerging OTT platforms.
Andy leads strategy across corporate and consumer marketing initiatives for the company including research, trade and consumer marketing, public relations, social media, audience development, events and creative services. Rooted in research, Andy spearheads the company's Acumen Report: The Definitive Guide to Men, a yearly study that provides insight into men's lifestyles and behaviors to help bridge the gap between advertisers and audience. Last year's study received national media attention for shining a light on the changing dynamic of men and masculinity. Andy will reveal the results of this year's study at the Dad 2.0 Summit in New Orleans.
Andy joined the Break Media team in 2007 and was instrumental in developing the company's initial go-to-market sales strategy, which helped grow Break Media's client roster from a small handful of partners into hundreds of relationships with blue chip clients across various industries including entertainment, gaming, CPG and automotive. Throughout his time at Break Media, Andy has championed a multi-year partnership with Movember, an organization that raises awareness and funds for men's health issues by encouraging men to grow moustaches during the month formerly known as November.
Andy is a proud Nebraska native and lives in Los Angeles with his wife. Prior to Break Media, Andy worked in sales strategy and account management at AOL to help develop and execute integrated campaigns for AOL's most valued advertising partners.
Mike Vardy
Mike Vardy is a writer, speaker, podcaster, and "productivityist". He has served as the Managing Editor at Lifehack, and contributed articles on productivity to 99u, Lifehacker, The Next Web, SUCCESS Magazine, and The Huffington Post. He is the author of The Front Nine: How To Start The Year You Want Anytime You Want (published by Diversion Books), The Productivityist Workbook, and The NOW Year: A Practical Guide to Calendar Management. Mike has delivered talks on the topic of task and time management at events like New Media Expo, Social Media Camp, creativeLIVE, and TEDx Victoria. Mike also co-hosts the productivity and workflow podcast Mikes on Mics on the popular 5by5 network. Mike lives in Victoria, BC, Canada with his amazing and supportive wife, daughter, and son.
Al Watts
Al Watts is an eleven-year veteran stay-at-home dad to four children ages 11, 9, 6 and 5 in Chicago, IL. He is the President of The National At-Home Dad Network, a 501c3 non-profit community that provides support, education and advocacy for fathers who are the primary caregivers of their children. Al is also the co-author of a book project of real stories of the new fatherhood culture to be published by Motivational Press on Father's Day 2014 titled "Dads Behaving Dadly."


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Ben Wallace: Phoenix Sun?
It's been dead silent quiet on the Ben Wallace front since he was traded to the Suns. I haven't seen anything about him even coming by the valley.
Was there a press conference introducing him? Yes, we've heard the rumors that he may retire even prior to the trade (this is what probably led the Banker to trade for him to begin with). But since he's become a Phoenix Sun, at least in name, we haven't heard a peep from him or his camp.
Usually in these situations, they say "yeah it's great to be here" speech B.S. even if you know he's going to be gone. Steve Kerr said anything about this? Has he said what the heck he's planning on doing?
Basically, has any real indications been given by the Suns or the Wallace camp on what the heck he's going to be doing next year?


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Summarization is an essential strategy for reading comprehension. Summarization is the ability to find the main idea of a story or a passage. When you write a summary, you want to pick out the most important facts. The purpose of this lesson is to teach students how to summarize by picking out the most important ideas. The learning goal for this lesson is for students to be able to apply a summarization strategy with three simple steps.
- Time for Kids article: Tombs Discovered in Egypt by Jonathon Rosenbloom (class set)
- Time for Kids article: A Frozen Wonder by Cameron Keady (class set)
- Time for Kids article: It's a Great Pumpkin by Stephanie Kraus (one copy)
- Time for Kids article: To the Moon! By Johnathon Rosenbloom (a set for small groups)
- Notebook paper
- Highlighters (one per student)
- White board
- Expo marker
1. "Today, we are going to take a whole lot of information and 'squeeze it down' into just a little bit of information. This is going to help us get better at picking out the important parts of all the things that we read. Our strategy for 'squeezing all of those words down' is called summarizing. Let's think of ways that summarizing can help us in our classroom!" (studying for a test, telling others about a story, reading something faster)
2. "The best part about learning to summarize is that it is easy peasy! There are only 3 steps that we need to know when we are summarizing." Have sample article, 'It's a Great Pumpkin" projected onto the board. Read article to the class. As you explain steps to students, have two columns for information: Important Ideas; Not so Important Ideas.
Step 1: Only keep the most important ideas.
- "So, what are some of the most important ideas that we read in this article? I thought that it was really important that the heaviest pumpkin ever has been grown. What are some things that stood out to you?" (heaviest pumpkin, new world record, the pumpkin weighed 1 ton, Ron Wallace, weighed 2,009 pounds)
Step 2:
Get rid of the ideas that aren't very important.
- As students call out important ideas from above, have the class discuss their importance.
Some ideas will fall into the 'Not so Important Ideas' column.
Step 3: Write it in your own words.
- "If I was
going to write down a sentence that told us all about what we just read in 'It's
Great Pumpkin,' what column would I use to get my information? (Important Ideas
column) All right, I am going to start my sentence off with who the article was about: Ron
Ron Wallace. Now, what did Ron Wallace do? Ron Wallace created a new world record.
How did he do this? Ron Wallace created a new world record by growing the heaviest
pumpkin. Now, we need to know big the heaviest pumpkin was. Ron Wallace created a
new world record by growing the heaviest pumpkin, which weighed 1 ton! Let's read our
sentence together. Wasn't that faster than reading the whole article? Did you still learn all
of the same things that the article told you?"
3. Pass out copies of 'A Frozen Wonder.' I would like for you all to read this article silently. We all
know that silent reading is when you read to yourself. Do we talk or make noises while we silent read? (No) This article is about a kid that finds an ancient animal frozen in ice. While you read, I want you to be using your highlighters to mark down some important ideas in this article. (Give students a copy of the article and a highlighter.)
After students have finished reading, get volunteers to share answers to fill
out the chart used
with the previous article.
- Now, I want you to try to come up with your own sentence that summarizes what we read in
'A Frozen Wonder.'
Write sentences students have shared on the board. As a class, choose the one(s)
that best
summarized the article. This will provide the struggling students with various examples of text
4."Now that I have shown you how to write a summary, I am going to let you
practice summarizing by yourself. (Give each student a copy of the article
'Tombs Discovered in Egypt.') This article is going to tell us about how
scientists found ancient mummies. First, I want you to read the article silently
to yourself, using highlighter to highlight the sentences that have important
details. Then, I want you to look over the information you have highlighted and
decide what you think the main idea of the article is. On your sheet of paper, I
would like for you to answer the questions that I have written on the board:
What is the title of the article? What are some important details? What is the
main idea of the article? Using these questions, write one or two sentences to
summarize the article.
5. "Now, let's see if you can tell me what the article was about! Who can tell me some important details of the article that they highlighted? What was the main idea of the article? (Let students give their responses and pick out most important facts students give and write on the board) Ok, now look at your paper to see if you had some of the same ideas that the class had. Is your paper and the board similar?" (Note the students did not have papers similar to the board.)
6. During small group, I will assess students' ability to summarize and use the three step strategy with a checklist. Students will read the article 'To the Moon!' Afterward, Students will take turns guiding me through the summarization of the article. I will give students quiz on the readings to ensure comprehension was reached.
Developing (0)
Successful (1)
Student can identify main ideas
Student excludes unimportant components of the article
Student can write a brief summary of the article, utilizing only the main ideas of the text
1. Who grew a world record breaking pumpkin?
Scientists in Egypt b.
c. Ron Wallace d. An 11 year old boy
2. What did scientists in Egypt find?
a. A
giant pumpkin
b. Ancient tombs
c. A Wooly Mammoth d. Gold
3. What weighed 1 ton?
The Wooly Mammoth b. The tomb discovered in Egypt
c. A giant pumpkin d. The satellite
4. Why did NASA crash a rocket on the Moon?
a. To look
for fossils
b. To break the permafrost
c. To look inside the tombs d. To look for water
5. What was inside the ancient tombs of Egypt?
a. A huge pumpkin b. Water
c. Coffins with mummies d. A satellite
Dykes, Haley. 'Three Steps to Summary.' http://www.auburn.edu/academic/education/reading_genie/journeys/dykesrl.htm
Keady, Cameron. A Frozen Wonder. Time for Kids Online, 2012. http://www.timeforkids.com/news/frozen-wonder/51841
Kraus, Stephanie. It's a Great Pumpkin. Time for Kids Online, 2012. http://www.timeforkids.com/news/its-great-pumpkin/55511
Johnathon. To the Moon! Time for Kids Online, 2009.
Rosenbloom, Johnathon. Tombs Discovered in Egypt. Time for Kids Online, 2010. http://www.timeforkids.com/news/tombs-discovered-egypt/11861
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Saturday, 30 May 2009
Hacking a pager (part 1)
I plug my scope on the digital output of the receiver and I noticed a burst of serial data every 1 second exactly.
I zoomed in to see how this bursts look like and this is what I got:
BTW the blue channel is hooked to a pin that goes low every time there is serial data coming in the red channel.
The next think I noted, is that once in a while I get loooong bursts of serial data that last for 4 seconds
Any idea what protocol this could be? It doesn't look like FLEX or POGSAC...
Thanks everyone for reading, any info is welcome!
8 comments:
- KYD CAMPBELL said...
funny! Did you get it at Elak? I just picked one up there as well, not sure why really, just thought it looked nice to hack or at least steal the buzzer from!
I'll play with it soon and let you know what I find out, but I don't think I'll dig into the frequency... thought mine has some company name written on it, maybe we could just find out what gear they used, find it again and make our own secret paging network!
- 30 May 2009 14:10
- Raul said...
hey, yes I did buy it at Elak so it is probably the same one, it has written on it RAMACOM. BTW Do you know other shops here in Brussels besides Elak?
- 31 May 2009 04:28
- KYD CAMPBELL said...
no, I don't know any other shops. I just moved here.
- 31 May 2009 04:41
- Sedrick said...
There is Cotubex.be and Triac.be but I think you'll find the most geeky stuff at elak :-)
Try also www.dealextreme.com which is based in Hongkong
- 6 June 2009 02:08
- Neutron said...
Hi the first CRO shot indicates the battery saver is still on.
If you can send me a bit more info I might be able to help (It has been 20 years since I worked on pagers)
make our own secret paging network!
We built some in building paging systems using VHF twoway radios and PC's with simple interface and software.
The project got out sourced when the clients wanted it to send messages to an "area wide" provider when the doctors left the building and to interface the system to their PABX. (We spent more time playing with it than repairing pagers)
- 8 July 2009 04:53
- Travis Goodspeed said...
Would you be so kind as to send me a digital recording of the signal? Decoding it would be a nice little challenge for a dull flight or trainride.
--Travis at TNBelt.com
- 20 August 2009 03:35
- subsix said...
any news about this hack ?, i m in the same situation with a old pager, i got signal, its POCSAG, but i dont really no idea how to use it
- 23 April 2013 00:41
- Raul said...
No news unfortunately, but i still remember about this once in a while... It's can't be so difficult to crack the messages! I'll be happy to follow you if you have a blog where you plan to track your progress!
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News: Lil Wayne's Baby Mama Aims For Third Time's A Charm Luck
Sunday, Jan 13, 2013 11:05AM
Grammy-winning rapper Lil Wayne's ex-girlfriend Toya Carter Wright is reportedly putting in work to land herself and husband Mickey "Memphitz" Wright their own reality television show.
If all goes accordingly, this will make Toya's third time on a reality television series.
Getting knocked up by Lil Wayne PAYS ... just ask Wayne's baby mama Toya Carter Wright who's in the works to score her THIRD reality show to date!!!! Sources tells us ... Toya's filming a new pilot with her rapper husband Mickey Wright (a.k.a Memphitz) ... called "Mickey and Toya: The Wright Way" ... which will follow the newlyweds as they launch a new biz -- and try to stay married. It's not Toya's first go at reality TV ... she previously starred in "Tiny and Toya" (on BET) and "Toya: A Family Affair" (also on BET). We're told the new show's being shopped to BET, MTV, FUSE and OXYGEN. (TMZ)
Last year, Toya killed hype and speculation suggesting she had another baby on the way.
Toya Wright has been on Twitter long enough to know that posting a picture of a baby bump will cause people to assume you're pregnant! Wright was previously married to rapper Lil Wayne and has one child, 13-year old Reginae. She since remarried last year to A&R executive Memphitz Wright. Despite the picture making its rounds Toya admits to theybf.com that she did not post the picture and it's indeed old (13 years old??) - and she's not pregnant. This is why people should be more careful about posting pictures online - it's open to any and everybody - forever! (Dime Wars)
Back in 2011, she talked to SOHH about her daughter's relationship with Weezy.
"Yes, Reginae is very talented," Toya told SOHH. "She is very talented, smart and wise beyond her years. And I know Wayne feels the same way, that she's a star. [Her future?] It's really whatever she wants to do. She's been doing music with her dad lately. As long as she's doing what she has to do in school and making good grades, I'll support anything else." (SOHH)
Around April 2011, she opened up on her personal bond with the rap star.
"I'm not around him like that so I don't really know, but when I do see him he's cool. He seems like he's got his business mind on straight. He's been with his kids a lot lately. And that's all that matters, to me, is his relationship with his kids, his daughter. The rest is history." (VIBE)


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Quinn to join Weis in leaving NFL for Gators
Seahawks defensive line coach Dan Quinn will leave the team and become the defensive coordinator at the University of Florida, joining Chiefs offensive coordinator Charlie Weis in Gainesville next season.
Game times announced for NFL playoffs
The Jets-Colts wild-card game will be the Saturday night game in the first weekend of the NFL playoffs.
Raiders finish undefeated vs. AFC West
Michael Bush rushed for 137 yards and a touchdown and the short-handed Raiders beat playoff-bound Kansas City 31-10 Sunday to gain a unique NFL distinction.
Chiefs continue worst-to-first trend
Since 2002, the NFL has produced at least one team every season that has gone from fourth place one year to first the following year, with Kansas City being the latest example this season.
Report: Weis leaving Chiefs; McDaniels targeted?
Chiefs offensive coordinator Charlie Weis has agreed to join the University of Florida's coaching staff as offensive coordinator, The Associated Press reported late Saturday. An official announcement is expected Monday.
Pro Bowl nod further proof of Charles bargain
Now that he has made his first Pro Bowl, it has become even more obvious what kind of bargain the Chiefs got with RB Jamaal Charles' contract extension.
Bowe concludes dizzying fantasy season with a bang
Dwayne Bowe owners were forced to ride a rollercoaster of emotions this season as their guy was all over the map. In the end, though, everything turned out OK.
Cassel, Chiefs roll past Titans 34-14
Matt Cassel threw three touchdown passes and Eric Berry returned an interception 54 yards for another score and Kansas City romped past Tennessee 34-14 Sunday.
Gilberry rare D-line delight for Chiefs
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If your warlock hasn't done the Cipher of Damnation quest line, for fel's sake go do it and grab the Torn-Heart Axe of Battle. This comment guides you through the whole thing. It's a long quest line that might take you up to an hour depending on how much you AFK through auto-flying, but the axe is going to be worth it in Mists of Pandaria.
Minors I would run with
Soon, Blood Pact will be posting the great spec guides everyone wants. The minor glyphs are split between the cool-looking and the functional. What mix of minors would a warlock pick?
Affliction warlocks will probably play with Subtlety if they want the old look or Verdant Spheres is they want to make mages cry. I'm tempted to stay with Unending Breathinstead of Nightmares, since the combination of underwater breathing, waterwalking, andfaster swim speed makes for a fantastic single-spell water travel option.
Demonology warlocks have been spoiled with options, but Shadow Bolt and Felguardhave to be on everyone's cosmetic list. If Carrion Swarm gets much use in PvE, the glyph will be a must. Falling Meteor might be advised in encounters that have extreme knock-up effects, or if you haven't yet learned what happens when you chill on the cliffside of Lumber Mill's flag.
Destruction warlocks might flirt with Verdant Spheres but unfortunately don't have a lot of minor options outside of the general warlock glyphs. I imagine the fire of Nightmareswill be a popular choice.
Spec-specific minors
Honestly, demonology made out like a bandit in the realm of cool minor glyphs. Everyone's jealous of the Shadow Bolt splitting glyph — most especially affliction warlocks, who are so used to using Shadow Bolt as a filler.
Carrion Swarm is the fel Typhoon spell demo 'locks get while in Metamorphosis. Like Typhoon, there's got to be a no-knockback glyph.
Falling Meteor modifies the amount of falling damage you take while using Demonic Leap. Now, when someone decides to give you water walking on Anub'arak in Trial of the Crusader, you can safely avoid dying.
Hand of Gul'dan reverts the new Hand of Gul'dan to the original beta Hand of Gul'dan that was targetable. Unglyphed, Hand of Gul'dan will land on your current target and it will follows that target anywhere, circling around like a shaman's elemental shield. Glyphed, Hand of Gul'dan will be placed with a target circle and will remain where you put it even if mobs move.
Shadow Bolt is the popular glyph that splits the filler spell into three. It's not just cosmetic but actually splits the spell into three smaller bolts, each of which can crit by itself. The glyph applies to all the filler spells a demo 'lock would use: Shadow Bolt, Soul Fire, and Touch of Chaos (Meta).
Sadly, they haven't made it available to destruction, because I suppose three mini Chaos Boltsis just too fantastic to have.
Subtlety and Verdant Spheres are two glyphs that go together. Trying to have both glyphs active results in one empty glyph slot and Verdant Spheres active. Subtlety results in the classic no orbs or shards around your head look, while Verdant Spheres gives you Kael'thas's fel-green balls.
Subtlety is specifically for affliction, but Verdant Sphere can be used by either affliction or destruction.
Please email all your Kael'thas transmogs to me with this glyph active so I have plenty of mage-trolling material for future Blood Pacts.
General warlock minors
Crimson Banish is exactly that: When you Banish a demon or elemental, the mob has a reddish tint instead of the normal yellow-green one.
Enslave Demon remains as boring as ever, shortening your Enslave Demon cast time by about 1.5 seconds.
Eye of Kilrogg is nice for mountain climbing, but I don't see why you wouldn't otherwise fly up there yourself to place the portal. I suppose the main attraction is that you can place your portal elsewhere without actually moving yourself.
Health Funnel is an interesting change. Instead of channeling health to your demon, you instantly restore health, with an added cooldown on the spell. It was a great leveling minor glyph for me.
Nightmares is another fun, functional glyph that looks amazing. Glyphed, you can run across water on your Dreadsteed or Felsteed, and as you run, fire will trail from your steed's hooves across the water. There used to be a trail of fire in the wake of your steed, but for now, even high graphics settings aren't showing it, so it could be bugged.
Soulwell has changed from the mana cost reduction to a simple cosmetic glyph. When you summon your soulwell, it lands on a big green rune and smokes green smoke from the top of the well.
Unending Breath is the same old faster swimming glyph that it's been. Since we have no Vashj'ir zone to make guildmates grateful for this glyph, it might fade into obscurity since I bet battlegrounds will use Nightmares more.
"Hunter weapon? That's totally a warlock weapon."
Don't worry: I didn't forget about Glyph of Felguard. Save the best for last, right? Read it and rejoice: "Your Felguard will equip a random two-handed axe, sword, or polearm from your backpack."
I can transmog my felguard's weapons?! Yes, you read that right.
What weapons again? Only two-handed options apply — axes, swords, and polearms. Pictured to right is a felguard with the two-handed sword Obsidian Edged Blade.
What about the Wrathguard? Yes, it also applies to the Supremacied demon upgrade, and you can changeboth of his weapons. If you want to dual-wield the same weapon in each hand, you'll need two copies of the same weapon. If you have only one weapon in the backpack, then it only changes his main-hand weapon.
"Maximum of 16 total weapons" The wording is precise, meaning that only weapons from the original backpack bag can be chosen by the glyph. This can stand as another reason to cry for a size upgrade on the backpack or it can help limit your weapon pool so your favorites surface more often.
So many choices! My personal favorites that are piling up have a Burning Crusade ring to them, which makes complete sense considering the mass of demons in those zones.Hellreaver, Torn-Heart Axe of Battle, Gladiator's Decapitator, Gorehowl – all Burning Crusade and easily soloable even now. But if Bryntroll, Lord Marrowgar's ice axe from Icecrown Citadel, is more your thing, I completely understand.
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A month ago, the golfer Sara-Maude Juneau became the fifth Quebecer in history to get his card LPGA. Due to its tenth place finish in the Symetra Tour, she can live her dream to compete in the world elite of his sport after only a year and a half on the circuit-school. During a visit to Quebec for a few days holiday and to celebrate its 25th anniversary, the athlete Ste-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier just started a month later, to savor the magnitude of his achievement. "I'm just starting to realize what happens to me. In one month, my life has changed a lot here.
During my week of vacation in Quebec, I slowly begin to realize what I've done, "said Sara-Maude Juneau. Though she believes in his chances and abilities, Sara-Maude admits she crossed steps quickly. "Of course it was not long, but I'm used to quite quickly when the pace of life that it took. I was really happy with the result.'
Now it has reached the LPGA, she also knows that the hardest is yet to come. "My goal is to stay there. Must play well, "she admits."We must succeed in obtaining good results to stay in the money. I really want to stay there. "A few months before his first tee shot into the LPGA, the young woman did not escape certain nervousness."Of course I'm a little nervous.
This is something I do not know yet. Yes, I played four tournaments on the LPGA, but it was not a full season. I'll have to get used to as I'm used last summer. "Away from home for several months, Sara-Maude Juneau fined pleasure with a good friend on the big circuit, Maude-Aimee Leblanc."Yes. It's been a long time we play golf together, Maude-Aimee and me.
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It used to be that these media days were kind of semi-formal affairs. I remember that many teams came dressed to the nines when they arrived. The only team that came dressed in their coats and ties were the Kansas State Wildcats. They might reconsider in the future -- or at least let the players show a little originality and not come dressed in the same suits with the Powercat logo on the chest.Tim Griffin -- ESPN Is there something wrong with looking like a team?
8. Does Bill Snyder still have the fire to patch up Kansas State? Unknown. His early comments would indicate he's either playing the Lou Holtz "poor us" card, or he realizes there is little chance of recapturing the Manhattan Magic.Twelve Questions for the Big 12, Tulsa World, John E. Hoover I'd like to know to which comments this guy is referring, and whether he's ever been to a Bill Snyder press conference.
Ultimately, however, the embarrassing financial revelations that rocked the K-State community this offseason may affect the program more than any of that. In case you missed it, former AD Bob Krause made an inexplicable, secret agreement to give fired coach Ron Prince $3.2 million in deferred payments. A subsequent audit by the Kansas Board of Regents uncovered another $845,000 in under-the-table payments over the years to numerous athletic officials, including Snyder. All of this happened under the watch of recently retired president Jon Wefald, a sports nut who was lauded for hiring Snyder back in 1989 but who apparently let the athletic department operate willy-nilly during his tenure. Clearly, heads will roll and things will change, and I just can't see it working out well for Snyder. It would be a shame to see him tarnish a previously impeccable legacy.Stewart Mandel's Mailbag Heads that have already rolled or left: Jon Wefald, Bob Krause, Jim Epps, Bob Cavello, Ron Prince New people hired: Kirk Schulz, John Currie Who else do we need to get rid of to take care of the problems under the old regime?
It'll be interesting to see how Chris Harper fits in at Kansas State. Harper, who spent his freshman season playing football at Oregon, is transferring to K-State and will be eligible for the 2010 season. The former Northwest High standout is intent on playing quarterback at KSU, and he certainly fits the Bill Snyder profile for that position. It was Snyder who got tremendous mileage out of dual-threat types Michael Bishop, Jonathan Beasley and Ell Roberson during his first tenure as coach. All three of those quarterbacks were raw passers who become better under Snyder's tutelage. But they also played before the explosion of spread offenses around the country, and particularly in the Big 12. It'll be interesting to see whether Harper can become a good-enough passer to play quarterback. Right now, he's probably not. But he'll have more than a year to get better.http://www.kansas.com/sports/lutz/story/854416.html Bob Lutz, once again proving that he's not very good at making distinctions. Somehow, I'm not terribly concerned about which spread offense other teams are running when the coach for whom Harper will be playing is Bill Snyder.
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Anyone remember the breakaway goal that Malkin scored (I believe 2 years ago against
Ward Biron**, but I could be wrong) where he picked up a very long pass, turned to the goalie, wound up, took a breakaway slapshot and just burnt the goalie. Not many players do that. My first reaction to that goal was "Maybe he's not comfortable with breakaways?"
Anyways, Malkin 0 for 4 in NHL penalty shots. Watching him last night against Gustavsson reminded me of his past penalty shots. Why do they all look the same?? Skates in fairly slowly, completely STOPS moving his feet, shuffles the puck on his stick (not really a deke) while he decides what hole to pick on the goalie, then shoots and misses or shoots and hits the goalie.
Okay so he's not a breakaway artist. Is it the spotlight and attention of a breakaway that gets him? Or does he always take break aways like this in practice too?
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Patrick Swayze Passes Away at 57
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Patrick Swayze passed away today at home with his family. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2008 and his condition took a turn for the worse earlier this year. He was 57 years old. Swayze is survived by his wife, Lisa Niemi, who he's been with since he was 18 years old. Patrick has a very special place in our hearts for many of his movies, like Ghost and Point Break to name a couple, but perhaps most of all for Dirty Dancing. Our thoughts are with his loved ones, and he will be missed.
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4 years
A class act throughout his life. May he rest in peace. Thank you Patrick for your God given talents and your willingness to share. I promise cancer will be beaten, promise!
Gormless 4 years
The lights are dimmed. The curtain's down. The stage is for a long moment dark. The world laughs and dances with a little less snap. Condolences to the Swayze family. He struggled, and he won. And we won for having him.
4 years
what sorrow i feel ,he was one of the good guys none of that star power for him he was a great person with the same woman since he was 18,that must mean she was a good person also,farewell patrick the pain is over,now its time for your reward.bless you
4 years
Death sentence: pancreatic cancer. Lost a "young" bro-in-law (62) who was with my sister (who is disabled with MS)for 42 years. By the time he was diagnosed, it was too late, just like for Patrick Swayze. No symptoms until late stage...SOOO sad.
4 years
Sad day indeed that we lose a good man to the battle of such an unforgiving cancer. He will be missed greatly for his movies and dance moves, but I can't help to think of the cancer that took his life. I just lost my great aunt to the same disease only days ago. It saddens me that it is diagnosed at such a late stage. But the fact that Swayze and people like my aunt who are able to outlive their prognosis is somewhat uplifting. When they died, it was more of an acceptance of the disease. But for those loved ones around having to watch, it has to be one of the hardest things to witness. Knowing that they are suffering and even with the care of a nurse, it is just fearing that their days are coming to an end that makes it so hard. Prayers go out to his family.
sinsational 4 years
So sad..., loved him a lot, been praying for him every single day, glad he is not suffering any more. All the good ones are leaving us, we are living tough times... My prayers to his family. R.I.P. my dearest!
tastycaramel30 4 years
r.i.p. Patrick!, u will be missed deeply. prayers to your family and friends..he held on to as long as he can..he was one of my favorite actors of all time since "Dirty Dancing". he lived a great life, now he's in peace and will god will rest his soul..
cupcakers 4 years
RIP-so sad, he was such a lovely man. I keep thinking about his wife, they were together for such a long time I can't imagine what she is going through....le sigh
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blondie829 4 years
So sad...cancer is absolutely horrible. :( RIP. He's definitely dancing in heaven. My thoughts and prayers are with his beautiful wife and family.
Ana-V452519 4 years
so sad :(
spicyaroma 4 years
:cry: I feel so bad for his family and friends :( RIP Patrick!
lyrical_angel 4 years
RIP Patrick. I have had a crush on him since I was about seven years old. My heart breaks for his wife and family. Pancreatic cancer is particularly nasty.
care0531 4 years
God Bless him and his family. I am watching Dirty Dancing as we speak! "Nobody puts Baby in a corner!"
Asche 4 years
Marlowe 4 years
Sad news. My thoughts go to his wife. RIP
zawackirz 4 years
Rest in Peace Darling and my kindest wishes and prayers go out to his family. Gone too soon. <3
suziryder 4 years
How sad! He was the first celebrity I had a crush on.
cocom 4 years
RIP Mr. Swayze!
ilanac13 4 years
this is so sad - i didn't realize that he had been even worse off lately - but at least he's no longer suffering. he fought for a long time and will be remembered with some fond memories.
cherryblossom 4 years
This made me so sad to hear, its such a loss condolences to all his family and friends, may he rest in peace.
CaterpillarGirl 4 years
So young, and he will be missed so much. You couldnt turn around in the 80's and earlier 90's and not see a movie with him in it, and every one of them was memorable in its own way (yes even roadhouse!) He was romantic perfection in tight jeans and a dancers grace and my heart goes out to his wife.
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4 years
Gimme a break people! This jerk was regarded by so many people in the film business as an EGOMANIAC without peer! It never ceases to amaze me how uninformed Americans really are these days. They think what they're told to think by tabloid television, unbelievable! Swayze's favorite person in the world was himself! One less EGOMANIAC to take up our time anymore. One could count on one hand the number of good movies he did and that's more exposure than he deserved!
Dollylo 4 years
OMG that's so sad :( All my prayers to his wife and family :(
kellylouise 4 years
Wow this is so sad.. We've lost too many good people lately. My heart goes out to the family, in particular his wife. RIP.
POPSUGAR-Moms 4 years
So sad.
emiad 4 years
Idols of my youth are passing away. MJ and now Patrick. I'm crying. Loved you Patrick, I'm so sorry you're gone... RIP
hexentanz 4 years
May he rest in peace!
CheleBelle 4 years
what a year for losses-- I knew his survival was a long shot but still held out hope that he'd conquer this cancer... Great dancer and a solid actor....just a sad day indeed.
angelaminx 4 years
I feel so for his wife they were together for almost 40 years what a beautiful love story.God bless you Patrick and your family. If you haven't seen "The Outsiders" you need to of course "Dirty Dancing" is just perfect.He didn't die because of his age it was pancreatic cancer it is a death sentence handed to men of young and old age.
azh 4 years
oh no... :(
flowness 4 years
@lolita89 because they are getting old, and usually old people get sick, not that young people doesn't, but old people have more possibilities... Anyways, Rest In Peace Patrick, finally you are resting, you suffered a lot :(
4 years
OMG! It is so sad hes gone. he was awesome I really love him I have seen all his movies. You will be missed another light gone out too quick. RIP Patrick
4 years
I have two thoughts. For one thing, I understand the survivors' situation: I lost my aunt to stomach cancer. And, it nearly gives me the creeps to read he was 57: I'm 54; so it really hits home.
sidra5397 4 years
No... RIP, Patrick.
clew001 4 years
so sad
SKC-Sparkle 4 years
Very, very sad. Heartbreaking. I loved him in Ghost - I cry every time I watch that movie.
missy1632 4 years
Rest in Peace, Patrick... I loved him in 'the outsiders' At least the pain is over...
supertramp 4 years
This is so sad. It's almost unreal.
clooneywoman 4 years
NO :( this is really awful , RIP
TADOW 4 years
RIP Patrick, you fought hard, now you can rest
mel92 4 years
oh no, not patrick. RIP.
4 years
Patrick, my heart is with you. You dance your life like nobody. Thank you for inspire me to love dance like you do. Thank you. R.I.P. Patrick Swayze
sailing-chick 4 years
so sad - condolences to his family - RIP
mintz 4 years
omg!! i love him!! =( bless his soul.
Cherrylicious 4 years
mlen 4 years
so sad :( RIP
Soniabonya 4 years
Sucha great talent gone too soon. RIP Swayze. Going to go watch Ghost (my favorite of his films). My BF will certainly want to watch Point Break :)
MartiniLush 4 years
Oh, so sad! :(
TallTJ 4 years
So sad- but he made quite a fight, RIP Johnny!!!
pss 4 years
Oh my god!this is soooo sad....poor man, he was so young. my condolences to his family. Rest in peace Patrick.
Hockey-Princess 4 years
No. Not Patrick. Ugh. RIP.
Cathe-Hardy 4 years
Such an amazing and talented being has leave this world..Rip.
FashionistaJR 4 years
So,so sad. I loved him in Ghost and Dirty Dancing. An amazing dancer and actor. RIP Patrick Swayze.
genesisrocks 4 years
RIP, what a good actor and amazing dancer. The world will miss his talent
pargie 4 years
I love Patrick Swayze, this is such sad news.
opisnowpro 4 years
so sad....Rip Patrick...
fashionplate525 4 years
Awww, sad!!!
darlene 4 years
So sad. At least hes not in pain anymore. Rip
Ginger 4 years
Enjoyed many of his films for years. Peace Patrick!
Chrstne 4 years
So sad. He is so young. RIP.
limelindsey 4 years
He fought so hard, and I was so impressed with his spirit. He will be missed.
oohsexypenguin 4 years
My heart goes out to his family and friends. He was such a good person, and his story is so inspiring. May he rest in peace.
tvshowgirl 4 years
Gdeeaz 4 years
RIP Patrick Swayze
tarabara1229 4 years
Another icon gone too soon. :-( RIP
POPSUGAR-Fitness 4 years
He fought the good fight. Very sad.
POPSUGAR-Sex-&-Culture 4 years
Awww. So sad.
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Lorelei-LeFae 4 years
filmgirl81 4 years
How sad. He suffered so long, and I really thought he would eventually pull through. RIP man.
pollypocket311 4 years
:( So sad!!! RIP Patrick. Best wishes to his family and loved ones!!
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