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Posted by TSGal on Sat, December 3rd, 2011 at 2:00 pm
Happy December, folks! I hope you're all enjoying the fresh start to the holiday season. Let's take a look at our past week here at Swagbucks.
Monday was Cyber Monday, and boy did we celebrate! We had sales galore going on all day. Our most popular prizes from the Hot Deals section got their prices slashed! Didn't take advantage of this on Monday? Don't worry – these sales are still going on now! Go snag some perfect stocking stuffers for as little as 59 Swag Bucks.
On Tuesday we introduced our new and very exiting promotion, Swagbucks Secret Santa! You now have the opportunity to win one of the items on your wishlist for FREE, on us! Complete your wishlist and share it on Facebook and Twitter to snag entries every day. We will randomly choose a winner every day at noon and hook them up with one of the items on their wishlist! Pretty sweet, huh? Click here for more details.
Wednesday was an exciting day in the Swagbucks Games world. We launched our brand new Swagbucks-themed game, Swag Jump! You control TSG, TSGal AND Swagasaurus Bux as you click your mouse button to jump and collect Swagbucks Logos floating in the air. The more logos you collect, the higher your score. Collect gold logos for double points! I've played this game, and I will give you a brief warning – it's addicting!
Thursday, the 1st of December, we announced our charity for the new month. Since this is the season of giving, December's charity seems like an extra special one. All month long,we'll be collecting your Swag Buck donations to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. In case you aren't familiar, Make-A-Wish specializes in providing uplifting, dream-come-true experiences to children with life-threatening medical conditions. Everything from visiting sporting events to meeting their favorite celebrity, Make-A-Wish has granted over 200,000 wishes over the last 31 years. As you complete your holiday shopping, please consider sparing a few Swag Bucks to this important cause.
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Edited 11-16-14. 11-10-14 – 11-16-14. Freebie design links for a week Mon-Sun. Looks like I had time for another post. 2 interviews this week. 1 in person with a group and one recorded on the computer without a live person on the other end. Hmmm
Letter C is here to collect from the Amazing Poinsettia font (embossed) free for one day http://www.amazingembroiderydesig...
I found a couple of free designs here, plus a gingerbread ornament too.
14Nov2014--New-Owl-Dress up bears-bunnies - butterflies-zodiac at Pamelas.
freebie - girl monster ITH purse,a gift once 1500 people liked her facebook page.
The free pumpkin design I did in projects. http://www.cssewing.com/sewingcla...
Love Button Covers I & J are up at FTNOA...go to Button Weekly Tab...Charmed I is up at Sonias...after log in
11-15-14 Free Christmas pocket toppers at Julias Needle for the next couple day.
Ageless Embroidery. has the next three letters in the current free alphabet
Nov 15: Charming Station #380 is now up
16 November 2014 Betty's newsletter has been delivered with the last 2 letters of the butterfly alpha. also Britt design has a nice freebie on the page with the new mugmat set. Here is the link.
Do not forget to collect letter B of the new Amazing Poinsettia font (embossed) which is very beautiful http://www.amazingembroiderydesig...
13 Nov: Radka has posted new freebies on the homepage. http://www.embroidery-broderie.co...
november 15 Hi everyone , here are Daily Quote and the designlinks, I will add more links and letterlinks later.hope you have or had a happy SATURDAY . Hope to meet you here again, NOW it's updated. :)
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Disclosure: I developed this recipe in partnership with Collectively for the Grain Foods Foundation. I received compensation for my time.
Barley is one of those grains that I pretty much only use in soup or a salad here and there. That changes with this recipe! In the winter months when it is freezing cold I love having something hot in the morning with my smoothie, sometimes I have oatmeal but I knew barley would be just as delicious. Especially when I can make at least 4 days worth of breakfast by adding this to the slow cooker when I was doing all my food prep for the week.
Add all the ingredients in, stir it and 4 hours later you have breakfast to put in containers for a few days. As I was prepping it for each meal I added a drizzle of maple syrup, a few dried cranberries and some sunflower seeds for a little added crunch and just a hint of salt to balance out the sweetness. All I did when I got to work each day was microwave for it a few minutes and added in a splash of almond milk at the end. Warm, delicious, healthy and filing. Whole grains for a hearty breakfast is where it's at!
This is great around the holiday time if you are entertaining and want a hearty breakfast that each guest can customize. I added maple syrup to mine but you could try a little agave nectar or honey, even some jam on top. Make this one of your six whole grain servings for the day! I know there are a lot of people who have cut down on the amounts of grains they are eating but it is still an essential nutrient in your diet, hello wonderful things like iron, potassium, magnesium and the ever so important fiber.
Breakfast barley in the very early morning light! 5:30am.
- 1 cup barley, rinsed and drained
- 1 to 1 1/2 cups almond milk
- 1 cup pumpkin puree
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- In a slow cooker stir all the ingredients together and cook on low for 4 hours, stirring occasionally.
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Johnson announced his resignation last month and a succession of high-profile coaches have been linked with the vacancy in recent weeks, including Nick Mallett and Jake White.
The RFU has stated that it is no rush to make an appointment, revealing that an interim boss is likely to be appointed for the Six Nations, and acting chief executive Stephen Brown has now revealed that not only is the union prepared to wait, they are also willing to pay top dollar for their preferred candidate.
"We have an extremely strong commercial and financial base," said Brown. "That puts us in a very good position to pay for the very best people we can get.
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Brown also admitted that the RFU plans to clearly outline to any interested parties what exactly is expected of the new boss.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Faf du Plessis will lead South Africa in the three-match Twenty20 series against New Zealand later this month to free regular limited overs skipper AB de Villiers from the burden of captaincy, the cricket board said on Thursday.
De Villiers remained part of the 15-member squad, which includes four uncapped players, for the Twenty20 matches in Durban (December 21), East London (December 23) and Port Elizabeth (December 26).
"AB de Villiers remains our first-choice captain in this format," selection convener Andrew Hudson said in a statement.
"But AB is one of the players we need to rotate in the interest of his workload across all three formats and we want to have one captain for the entire series," he added.
For the two-test series against the Kiwis starting on January 2, South Africa stuck with the same squad which beat Australia earlier this month to retain the number one ranking.
Opener Henry Davids of the Titans and the Lions duo of stumper-batsman Quinton de Kock and left-arm spinner Aaron Phangiso were among the new faces in the Twenty20 side.
Lions all-rounder Chris Morris played for the Proteas in a Twenty20 series in Zimbabwe in July but the games were unofficial so he too would fancy winning his first official cap.
"We could not consider JP Duminy, Colin Ingram and Albie Morkel because of injury while we decided to rest Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla," Hudson said.
Johan Botha was not considered due to his commitments in Australia.
Twenty20 squad: Faf du Plessis (capt), Farhaan Berhadien, Henry Davids, Quinton de Kock, AB de Villiers, Rory Kleinveldt, Richard Levi, David Miller, Morne Morkel, Chris Morris, Wayne Parnell, Robin Peterson, Aaron Phangiso, Dale Steyn, Lonwabo Tsotsobe.
Test squad: Graeme Smith (capt), Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Faf du Plessis, Dean Elgar, Jacques Kallis, Rory Kleinveldt, Morne Morkel, Alviro Peterson, Robin Peterson, Vernon Philander, Jacques Rudolph, Dale Steyn.
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Why am I giving hentai a good review? Isn't it just mindless scenes of hot monkey love? Actually, this series only has one or two sex scenes per episode..though there's a good deal of nudity and raunchy humor to make up for it. The characters and premise are what entertained me. Ever play an RPG like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy? It takes place in such a world, where characters gain experience and get prizes from slaying random monsters. It's very cute.
The show revolves around four characters who are chosen by the game's player (Clever). Be warned, Image 1 of 3. Click to enlarge
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This series is very short, so it doesn't have much of a main plot. It's essentially about the exciting and erotic adventures that Pink and the others have in their world of fantasy. It actually works rather well. The sex scenes themselves are slightly graphic, but nothing like La Blue Girl was. I was also glad to see that this show goes out of its way to be dirty MUCH less often than most hentai. It prevents it from becoming so cheap that you look Image 2 of 3. Click to enlarge
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Bad points? Well, for those of you who watch this purely for the sex, the scenes are comprised of a few animations that basically get repeated in an A-B-C-D-A-B-C-D order. Perhaps not THAT predictable, but you WILL be seeing a lot repeated. Also, Santa WILL annoy you. He's a sleazebag who treats Pink like dirt. How does she put up with him?
If you have nothing in mind but NUDITY and HOT, SWEATY INTERCOURSE than you may as well look elsewhere for something more hardcore. Shame on you. However, if you have no shame and would like to see a hentai that actually has some charm to it, give Dragon Pink a try.
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From left to Right: Mike Anderson, Granite Rand Currier, COO, Granite Rolland Szabo, Granite Ken Marston, NY Branch Manager, Granite Paul Pompeo, Granite (Photo: Business Wire)
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A British magazine distributed by a joint venture of Conde Nast and Hearst Corporation and aimed at primary school children has been featuring images of adult-rated video games.
The most recent issue of Cool Kidz, which is published by privately-owned LCD Publishing, contained images of five games that carried age ratings of 18 years, under the European gaming industry's PEGI rating scheme.
Screenshots appeared as double-page spreads, for use as posters, and were reproduced in spot-the-difference and other puzzles. Earlier issues also had images from 18-and 16-rated games.
Children's campaigners said the images reflected a growing problem of young children being exposed to violent video games, thereby increasing the chance they start playing them earlier.
It also highlighted what some critics describe as an apparent gap in regulation of children's magazines since LCD does not appear to have broken any law or industry rule.
LCD Publishing, which is based in Exeter, southwest England, said it took its responsibilities to young readers seriously.
"We censor the images we use to ensure that there is no blood or apparent body damage," owner Allen Trump said in an emailed statement.
He said the images used were suitable for children 12 or older, although he added the magazine was targeted at children up to 12 years.
The pictures printed depicted life-like computer generated images of men carrying weapons including assault rifles, Bowie knives, an axe, an anti-tank weapon and pistols.
The images showed explosions but not the visceral, bloody combat or scenes of a sexual nature for which the games are frequently criticised by parents' groups and women's rights advocates.
Cool Kidz is distributed by Comag, which is controlled by privately-owned US magazine publishers Conde Nast, owners of Vogue magazine, and the Hearst Corporation, owner of Cosmopolitan magazine.
All three groups declined repeated requests for comment.
London-based Comag is one of the largest magazine distributors in the UK with annual turnover of around £230 million, according to its most recent accounts.
Trump said LCD downloaded the game images from the internet although he was also occasionally approached by public relations firms seeking coverage of their clients' games.
Games publishers regularly post images on their websites, for use by online and print publishers, thus helping create awareness of their game.
Games firms contacted by Reuters said they were unaware Cool Kidz, which has been published for seven years, had been using their images.
The adult games Cool Kidz featured included Hitman: Absolution, Call of Duty Black Ops II, Assassins Creed III, Farcry 3 and Dishonored.
Representatives for Japan's Square Enix, publisher of the Hitman series, privately-owned Bethesda Softworks, publisher of Dishonored, and Ubisoft Entertainment, publisher of Assassins Creed III and Farcry 3, said they opposed the use but declined to say whether they would take any legal action against LCD.
Call of Duty publisher Activision declined to comment.
Alison Sherratt, senior vice-president of teachers union ATL, said publishers and government needed to do more to limit children's' exposure to games.
"It puts peer pressure on children... If they see these images, it gives them the idea it's ok, it's all right to play these games," she added.
A spokeswoman for the Advertising Standards Authority said games companies could not advertise 18 rated games in children's magazines and a spokesman for the Video Standards Council (VSC), the UK affiliate of PEGI, said its rules also prohibited this.
However, since the images were not paid-for advertising, or supplied to Cool Kidz by the games publishers, these rules do not apply.
The Press Complaints Commission can adjudicate on complaints against magazines but only in respect of its members. LCD is not one.
The Office of Fair Trade and the Professional Publishers Association, trade group for magazine publishers, said they were unaware of any bodies that had regulatory powers over the content of children's magazines.
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