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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post6192447581371565765..comments2014-12-20T08:25:16.316-05:00Comments on Skinnytaste: Piña Colada CupcakesSkinnytaste Ginahttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-77948278464839108202014-09-15T15:48:34.460-04:002014-09-15T15:48:34.460-04:00I just made this at home - i live in spain so i lo...I just made this at home - i live in spain so i looked up a "recipe" for the yellow cake mix, and I didnt have the ingredients for the frosting so i just mixed this sort of 0% fat riccotta cheese with sugar and a lot of shredded coconut.

SO GOOD. UNBELIEVABLE.

I am so grateful for your recipe!! I think these are my new favourite thing!!!

Thank you so so much!..Mariahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-45912494409617894652014-07-31T17:29:08.235-04:002014-07-31T17:29:08.235-04:00Coconut + pineapple are one of my favorite combina...Coconut + pineapple are one of my favorite combinations! I'll definitely try this recipe, thank you!Sofíahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-51931966860523720962014-07-01T15:54:10.553-04:002014-07-01T15:54:10.553-04:00I have made these repeatedly and everyone loves th...I have made these repeatedly and everyone loves them. I'll be making them yet again for Fourth of July for those of us watching our waists. Thank You So Much for showing us you can have delicious foods that are healthy! Love This email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-9085425556902840222014-04-28T22:31:21.618-04:002014-04-28T22:31:21.618-04:00Could I swap out 8 oz of the pineapple for a cup o...Could I swap out 8 oz of the pineapple for a cup of seltzer to make a light and airy cake?Wanda T firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-33029607873898040992013-08-21T14:44:41.943-04:002013-08-21T14:44:41.943-04:00I made these with a twist I added a teaspoon of co...I made these with a twist I added a teaspoon of coconut flavor to the cake mix! ( I already made full fat pina coloda ones) Turns out great!Southerngirlhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-23984935508121671892013-08-18T23:17:04.309-04:002013-08-18T23:17:04.309-04:00I made these tonight after being swayed by the pic...I made these tonight after being swayed by the pics. WOW! These are soooo good. They are SO SO SIMPLE to make as well. 2 thumbs up :DUnknownhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-60689250527354423122013-07-11T22:57:43.911-04:002013-07-11T22:57:43.911-04:00Made these for a gathering tonight and boy were th...Made these for a gathering tonight and boy were they a hit especially when I told them they were guilt free :)
The icing was just a bit runny (thought I had got all the juice) but they were still very good. Topped it with a fresh organic strawberry half for color. Looked really nice and tasted great!
Thanks again for yet another fantastic recipe - Gina rocks!!Marilyn Phttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-71942211025955340542013-06-30T20:45:04.875-04:002013-06-30T20:45:04.875-04:00These cupcakes are fabulous! I've made them s...These cupcakes are fabulous! I've made them several times and my husband lights up when I buy crushed pineapple! I've found that really pressing the water from the crushed pineapple when draining makes a difference in the icing.

As for the smaller cake mixes, I found this helpful blog post and will try her suggestion next time I make these:
http://www.cakemixdoctor.com/2012/04/almond-cream-cheese-pound-cake/

Thanks Gina for many of the go-to recipes in my healthier house!BassBoneBridehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-74019385742129325152013-05-20T18:20:53.367-04:002013-05-20T18:20:53.367-04:00Just wondering, are these supposed to be regular o...Just wondering, are these supposed to be regular or mini cupcakes? Rmanleyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-89820398278952204232013-04-07T15:32:28.671-04:002013-04-07T15:32:28.671-04:00Absolutely delicious! Made these for coworkers and...Absolutely delicious! Made these for coworkers and they were devoured in minutes! The only thing...my cupcakes came out extremely moist, so moist in fact that they've wet through the entire cupcake liner. Is this normal?Meaganhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-8731725042724764672013-04-05T19:50:47.568-04:002013-04-05T19:50:47.568-04:00Finally got around to making these today, and boy ...Finally got around to making these today, and boy do they smell good! We got a fresh pineapple in our Easter basket, so they're going to be topped with fresh sliced pineapple and plain cream cheese instead of frosting.

The best surprising part (other than how easy they are) is how good the batter smells!Arihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-57139461538596375782013-03-23T21:24:42.710-04:002013-03-23T21:24:42.710-04:00Annie, don't add anything to the mix but the p...Annie, don't add anything to the mix but the pineapple. It does sound crazy the first time you hear of it, but it DOES work! Give it a try. :)LisaPhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-83529949813557714682013-03-22T16:19:57.260-04:002013-03-22T16:19:57.260-04:00Hi Gina, I want to make these delicious cupcakes ...Hi Gina,

I want to make these delicious cupcakes for Easter. I was wondering, you said there is no eggs, no oil, and no butter needed, but the Betty Crocker Cake Mix requires this. My question is do I add everything on the cake mix to make the cupcakes or I don't? And how are the cupcakes going to hold up with no eggs and oil?Anniehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-39782890792709975682013-03-18T13:19:37.366-04:002013-03-18T13:19:37.366-04:00I think the box cakes are smaller now, so it proba...I think the box cakes are smaller now, so it probably needs less pineapple. I'll have to figure this one out soon.Skinnytaste Ginahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-18535885859454462962013-02-14T16:41:23.732-05:002013-02-14T16:41:23.732-05:00I made this with a gluten free yellow cake mix and...I made this with a gluten free yellow cake mix and my husband loved them. However, they didn't come out with the consistency cupcakes are supposed to have...they were more sticky than fluffy if you have any idea what I mean. Do you know if there is something I can add when using a gluten free mix to make them the right consistency? firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-29224528045071694232013-01-27T03:50:14.556-05:002013-01-27T03:50:14.556-05:00Loved! My friend licked the cupcake liner clean. Loved! My friend licked the cupcake liner clean. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-34362364896509914272013-01-18T08:06:36.959-05:002013-01-18T08:06:36.959-05:00I made these for my Bible Study group. They are d...I made these for my Bible Study group. They are delicious! I made them exactly as directed. Everyone could not believe they were low email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-3864562920543264272012-10-24T09:56:37.477-04:002012-10-24T09:56:37.477-04:00Just made these! They're actually really sweet...Just made these! They're actually really sweet but it could just be the Duncan Hine's french vanilla cake mix. 33 degrees tomorrow, can't wait to share em around! firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-13615378452087372552012-10-13T15:19:39.903-04:002012-10-13T15:19:39.903-04:00Ok very dumb question here... the cake mix... add ...Ok very dumb question here... the cake mix... add the pineapple to just the cake mix or the prepared cake batter?? Sounds wonderful... :)Denise firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-51323273458697879372012-10-11T11:31:42.932-04:002012-10-11T11:31:42.932-04:00Made these with Betty Crocker Gluten Free cake mix...Made these with Betty Crocker Gluten Free cake mix for my brother in law! Everyone loved them!Michelle S.http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-71996757863682739752012-10-11T11:29:37.767-04:002012-10-11T11:29:37.767-04:00This comment has been removed by the author.Michelle Skibeskyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-79194846061878834562012-10-07T20:16:58.533-04:002012-10-07T20:16:58.533-04:00I just made this in cake form and everybody loved ...I just made this in cake form and everybody loved it, even my mom and her picky boyfriend who won't eat anything even resembling healthy! This recipe is definitely a email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-81259479131883110382012-09-26T15:40:37.059-04:002012-09-26T15:40:37.059-04:00My daughter-in-law made these for me for my birthd...My daughter-in-law made these for me for my birthday this week as I'm a Lifetime WW!! They were so moist and delic and sooo guilt-free!! Txs for sharing these great recipes! :o) email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4126244341111789852.post-18769870399755277672012-09-18T20:59:52.048-04:002012-09-18T20:59:52.048-04:00Just found your site, these sound wonderful! Thank...Just found your site, these sound wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing<3
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Krazyrogue writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible Review
Reliable, great handling, quick pick up.
Some repair parts are faulty
Great Car And Not Expensive To Keep Running — All in all this car is a great first car, and this car isn't a project car, i currently drive it back and forth to school and i don't have problems at all, i changed the oil every 3500 miles so its well maintained
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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Jennifer writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible Review
Very Comfortable Very good on gas 28mile per gallon
window seals have tendency to leak
Fun Car To Own — Handles well on all roads very reliable exterior a little on the worn side but my own fault intrior excellent condition. Veryy good on gas. And very fun to drive. Love driving in summer with the top down... THUMBS UP!!!
Primary Use: Family transportation
Andyp496 writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr LXi Coupe Review
Stylish and pretty powerful when it needs to be
Lots of problems around 150k miles
I Like It A Lot, It's My Car And It's Good Looking And Powerful — Its very pretty, It sounds nice for a stock engine. Pretty powerful for stock as well. Smooth ride, Turn ratio is not that great, actually more like a boat really but it gets you from point a to b. All in all it is a good car
Jeff writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible Review
Paint Quality- all chrysler products
You Can Dis It Cuz Its A Chrysler, But You Gotta Love It — Love that its a convertible. Just had the interior refurbished and the top replaced due to me accidentally breaking the rear windshield. Gulps gas with the top down, but way worth the enjoyment you get out of it. You can put down chrysler products, but honestly this is probobly the best car ive ever owned
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Logan writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr LXi Coupe Review
Love It — Black PW window pw locks pw sunroof, cd player / casset player leather, tan, comfy 2.5 v6 28 mpg smooth, getting redone soon to be pearl green, fun to drive, needs better sound system but will do okay for now. love my car
Primary Use: Family transportation
Samantha writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible Review
The leather seats are way to hot in the summer and freezing cold in the winter!
1998 Chrysler Sebring Convt. — My baby is awesome. It has been wonderful to me since I first got my license! She has needed a new ignition...my bad...too many keys. There is nothing like driving a drop top and letting the wind blow through your hair and having the system cranked up. It is silver with black leather interior and is a sweet ride. Everyone looks at you and all your friends want a ride. The gas mileage is ok and it is a V6. She just needs to be maintained well...just like all cars
Chris writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible Review
Good looking, Peppy
Bad brakes
Sebring Jxi — Handles like its on rails, pretty quick. This car is awesome in the summer. I can put the top down baby, and I have a pretty loud system (bump in the trunk). Gets about 20 miles to the gallon. The only downfall is the dear dent in the driver side fender.
Amanda writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JX Convertible Review
It was beautiful.
The gas mileage.
skipitxd40 writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr JXi Convertible Review
Always Maintained on regular service intervals
Just got hit by a Texter driver
Add Front Bumper Skin & It's Great — I Love the mileage & Power from this little 2.4 V6 power plant. Put the top down & go Cruising. Plenty trunk space for all your camping gear. Maintenance cost is very low change the oil every 3000 mi coolant every 3 years Battery Brakes belts inside & out recently done. This car has a Lot of Pep Stops perfect even in a Panic stop, the ABS Really saves lives And with the performance tires you Can't hardly get them to slip even in wet weather. Front wheel drive Plows through snow like it isn't there.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Dustin writes:
1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr LXi Coupe Review
Nice Sporty Body, Nice Leather Interior
Horrible Reliability, Stupid Exhaust Design, No Room Under The Hood, Steering Wheel Doesn't Go Up High Enough, Bad Braking Design, Nowhere to Run Wires Through Firewall, Lacks Power, Poor Front Bumper Design, Its a Chrysler
Best Look Piece I've Ever Owned — Unless you want your car to spend more time in the garage than on the highway then I would not recommend this car to anyone. These cars have a history of brake, distributor, crank sensor, ball joint, Egr valve, and transmission problems....of course, cause its a chrysler. Well I bought this car last fall for $1,500 after I hit a deer with my stratus. It looked like a sharp car and the the body and interior where in excellent condition and to top it off it only had 115K, which i would later learn is way tooooo much for a chrysler to handle. Even since I bought this car I having been working on it. The worse part about it is when its having an issue it either doesnt give me an error code or some lame code like "multiple cylinder misfire" which could be just about anything. One morning I went to start it up and it was acting like it was out of gas and would not turn over...even though it had a full tank of gas. It turned out to be a bad relay on the firewall thats not even listed or shown in my Chilton or Hanes books. Then I got the infamous "multiple cylinder misfire" and swapped out everything in the ignition system (plugs wires, "by the way you have to take off the upper intake to get at the back three plugs/wires and alternator" distributor, and even the PCM "Powertrain Control Module..aka the computer" and nothing fixed the problem. So I took it into the shop and they had to keep it overnight and it turned out to be a sticking Egr Valve. So my advice is to not only stay away from this car but all chrysler vehicles in general. I can see why they went bankrupt and Ford didnt even after gettin all that bailout money.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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2010 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
Awesome Car!
This vehicle has been the best investment I have ever made, it has been extremely reliable and deserves more credit. I now have 70000 on mine and the 3.5 v6 and 62te transmission still function like n... Read More
Great Choice For Me. But Only If You Get The Limited Model.
It feels like a big american cruiser from days gone by. If you remove the Sebring badge (a 5 min job.) It looks just like the newwer Chrysler 200. With the top up it is a great choice for the winter;... Read More
2009 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
This car is a great looking vehicle. Drives like a dream. You can really be noticed when you are driving it. Have had many comments on its style. Has a 6 CD changer and Sirius radio.I have nothing... Read More
It's a great car,the moment I saw the car I loved it,the reviews I read means nothing. for me it has the enough power. the style in my opinion is so uniq. Gas mlg is great. the waranty is amazing,... Read More
2008 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
horrrible battery location which requires wheel arch trim removal to gain acess. Electrics can be temperamental. I don't like the tipm idea with no relay switches for wipers, headlamps etc. If the TIP... Read More
Loved The Looks Of This Car. It Will Be Missed
Looked great, sounded great! Taking the top of daily was my thing in 2012. did so over 200 days. If it was cold or hot, I droped the top. Having my music on was the 2nd best thing of the car. It had ... Read More
2007 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
Great Car At A Great Price
I've owned my Sebring for about 4years now. The ride quality of this car is among the best I have experienced. Where the rubber meets the road-where handiling meets performance, this vehical is solidl... Read More
Smooth, Pretty Vehicle.
Comfort, smooth drive, space, and base extras. All mechanics able to work.on vehicle. I did have trouble at one point getting the parts I needed for a repair but with a dedicated mechanic ended up onl... Read More
2006 Chrysler Sebring Reviews
Nice Family Vehicle
Overall the Sebring is a good family car. It's roomy and hauls three children with no hassle. It has been very reliable thus far, but we are starting to see signs of the battery wearing down. It doesn... Read More
A Nice Looking Car, Comfortable To Drive/ride In, Power Train Needed Improvments.
We liked the look of the 2007 remodeled Sebring. It looked really nice, it drove really well, very comfortable and it got great gas-mileage. We were disappointed in the engine/drive train components... Read More


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Granite Construction Inc. has been recognized by the Ethisphere Institute as one of the 2012 World's Most Ethical Companies.
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"Receiving the designation as one of Ethisphere's 2012 World's Most Ethical Companies is a tremendous honor for us and is a testament to our culture, where employees are committed to the highest ethical standards," James H. Roberts, president and chief executive officer of Granite Construction Inc., said on a press release. "Our Code of Conduct has guided our actions for generations and is embedded in our everyday decisions as a trusted employer, partner, and corporate citizen."
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It is next to impossible for a man to reach the high calling of God if he is carrying the sin of unforgiveness in his life. Unforgiveness disrupts our spiritual man. The writer of Hebrews warns us about a root of bitterness: " See to it that no one misses the grace of God and that no bitter root grows up to cause trouble and defile many" (Hebrews 12:15 NIV). When unforgiveness, is planted in our life we can be assured that it is the manure that makes the root of bitterness grow. If we fail to forgive, it sets a whole sequence of negative emotions off within us, which ultimately deprive us of our peace. This causes us to become bitter and resentful; since, a bitter root is in our life it will always produce bitter fruit. But, the depressing fixation about allowing the sin of unforgiveness to grow in your heart is---you are the big loser. Paul wrote that we should forgive: "In order that Satan might not outwit us. For we are not unaware of his schemes " 2 Corinthians 2:11 (NIV). God expects us to forgive others just as he has forgiven us. God, who is perfect, sacrificed his Son Jesus so that our sin, death penalty would be paid.
Dr. Bingham have been married to Dr. Bettye Bingham for 43 years. To that incredible union, they have three boys 8 grand children and three great grand children. He founded the Glad Tidings Christian Ministries and the Glad Tidings Bible College in 1984; upon the Scripture, Hosea 4:6: "My people are destroyed from lack of knowledge." He have educated and prepared thousands of pastors and lay people for the work of the ministry. He has established many Christian Educational Institutes throughout the United States and overseas. He has written training manuals, Journals, and books that supports Christian Education. He is a publish author and a renowned gospel singer. Dr. Bingham has dedicated his life to Christian Education. Dr. Bingham completed his former Education in the St. Louis Public School system. He completed his Undergraduate and Graduate studies at the Living Word College Seminary earning his Ph. D., in Psychology. He is an Ordained Bishop, overseeing the Perpetual Tidings Christian Services, Glad Tidings Christian Ministries and the president of the Glad Tidings Bible College St. Louis, Missouri.
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A nun in Arizona is excommunicated for approving a life-saving abortion, shedding light on a national basttle over access to reproductive health care in Catholic hospitals.
Roman Catholic Bishops in Connecticut are fighting a bill aimed at rescinding the statute of limitations on child sexual abuse. Yep. You read that right.
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The big news today is the two announced retirees, Bart Stupak and Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.
Coverage of the most recent in a series of church child-abuse scandals may indicate the gradual beginning of a shift, a willingness for media interrogation not just of religious figures, but of outdated religious ideas.
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God Bless the Child. Unless of course her parents are lesbian. A Catholic School kicks a pre-schooler out of class for the crime of having gay parents.
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NPD Reports November Console Sales
A lot of sales are not tracked by the NPD (like online sales), making this report all but useless.
"A lot"? What else, other than online? Online is a fraction of actual console sales, so you can happily discard those as still have meaningful numbers. So what else is being omitted?
IIRC, The NPD doesn't report Wal-Mart sales. Either way, take with a grain of salt.
You can still look at the percentages. I expect that their sample is large enough to be statistically significant even without Wal-Mart and online sales (do people who shop at Wal-Mart have that different purchasing stratergies to everyone else?)
Re:Only one glaring issue. (Score:4, Interesting)by HappySqurriel (1010623) on Friday December 08, 2006 @12:26PM (#17164022)Acutally, I could be wrong but I suspect that not including Walmart would skew the results
Years ago I heard that Nintendo was far more successful at selling their product in Walmart than they were at Bestbuy/EBgames whereas Sony was far more successful in Bestbuy/EBGames as compared to Walmart; this was because the Gamecube was a less expensive system that targeted families (which fit Walmart like a glove) and the PS2 was more expensive and targeted single males (which suited Bestbuy/EBgames). If this is true, this would mean that Nintendo would lose more "sales" by not including Walmart in your study than Sony would.
By the way
Given that NPD does track Wal-mart now, the results are pre-skewed by this effect if at all.
IIRC, The NPD doesn't report Wal-Mart sales.
The NPD uses statistical sampling to include these sales.
Look, people. There's a weird and wacky theory out there that's now almost accepted as fact by many that says that NPD reports are inaccurate because only a few stores participate. The thinking further goes that this means the remaining stores, including Wal-Mart, are not counted at all. This is not true.
Last time I looked at an actual NPD report, around 70% of the industry was directly tracked. The res
NPD figures do not include Walmart either, which does have meaningful numbers, but AFAIK no one console dramatically outsells the others there, so it's more or less a wash and the numbers are useful."A lot"? What else, other than online? Online is a fraction of actual console sales, so you can happily discard those as still have meaningful numbers. So what else is being omitted?
I am pretty sure that isn't true anymore.
With so many 're-sales' I'm sure that including online data wouldn't be much more useful. The shipment numbers in the summary seem pretty consistant with what has been reported on
I don't think it's unreasonable to assume that ignoring online sales would have an effect fairly proportional to the number of units sold "on the ground." I'm open to the idea that it might have a skewing effect, but I'd need to see a decent rationale for why.
The same reason excluding people who dont answer phone surveys from political polling skews those results. There is no way you can quantify all the possible correlations between online purchasing habits and console preference, but I guarantee they dont all balance out.
The newer systems may not have even been made available online in any meaningful quantity. I checked at a couple of randomly selected online stores when the hype began and noticed that to get a PS3 you'd pretty much better try braving winter's chill since you won't be able to find one online.
but 90% of those online sales are just people buying the flipped consoles on ebay!
I would imagine that by "online sales" they're referring to stores like amazon.com, tigerdirect.com etc. For all intents an purposes eBay is a 2nd hand market and I doubt many people would question those figures not being included. Stores like Amazon however do have a significant impact. Add to that the fact that Walmart.com and most definitely the brick and mortar Walmart stores probably make up a larger percentage than any other entity.
In my area I have about 5 stores that carry games and gaming produc
But would you expect the ratio of console sales overall to differ online compared to in stores? That's the important factor. I'd expect the ratios to remain fairly consistent and thus if you included online sales I would expect all the sales numbers to go up, but I wouldn't expect any one console to make statistically signifcant gains in units sold on any other console.
Re:Only one glaring issue. (Score:5, Insightful)by twistedsymphony (956982) on Friday December 08, 2006 @03:35PM (#17166502) HomepageLets assume for a minute that people choose their console based on personal preference and that maybe personal preferences are based mostly on someone's personality type. Assuming that the Typical Xbox 360 buyer is more of a hardcore gamer recluse, they'd rather stay at home and play alone or online, meanwhile the typical Wii buyer is more of a casual bubbly gamer who plays on occasion but more frequenetly likes to have friends over for more a personal and social gaming experience...
Which personality type do you think is more likely to make their purchase online? and which personality type do you think is more likely to go down to the store? Obviously launch window antics change things a bit where the more hardcore gamers come out of the woodwork and get their goods which ever way they can. But my point is where and how people make their purchases is largely determined by which experience best suits them. It would be foolish to think that those same personality traits that determine how a person likes to buy their games wouldn't also determine which games they buy.
Why don't you go to a knitting class and ask the members what they thought of the football game last night. Do you think you'd get a response that accurately represented the feelings of all football fans? What if you polled every knitting class in the country? Would that be any better? What if you asked the people in the class whether they preferred gardening or motor sports? While I'm sure you'll find at least some motor sport fans chances are the same personality types that bring people to knitting classes instead of watching football are the same personality types that would have more interest in gardening then in motor sports.
Don't you think it's foolish to assume that every group of people would be equally represented when the sampling is always only taken from a very specific area?
Considering that virtually no retailers were selling the Wii or PS3 online due to the limited supply, those numbers should pretty much be accurate. If I had to take a guess, I would say that 360 sales might have some increase due to online sales (with that crazy $100 sale Amazon.com had) and DS, GBA and PSP sales are likely to increase more since they are cheaper and easier to ship.
Last year the big rumor was that Microsoft was purposely holding back 360s to create a pent-up demand that would theoretically explode. (The idea that they wouldn't release them prior to Xmas was lost on most of the morons who supported this theory)
I wonder if Sony has the same genius plan...or if anyone is accusing them of it.
Useless? Hardly. Unless someone can provide a valid reason why one console might be selling a bunch more online than the other consoles, then I wouldn't expect the ratio of units sold when comparing the systems to one another to change much.
DS sales total 918k, not 661k (Score:5, Informative)That 661k number is for the GBA, not DS. The DS sold 918k.
Before saying "Only" (Score:4, Interesting)by HappySqurriel (1010623) on Friday December 08, 2006 @12:19PM (#17163936)Before saying that "The PS3 only shipped 197k" or that "Nintendo only shipped 476k Wii" you have to realize that NPD has never been a perfectly accurate survey of the number of system sales; they produce statistics that are valid and useful as a comparison to other NPD numbers. For years NPD didn't include Walmart's numbers and currently doesn't include online sales and sales from smaller retailers; this likely doesn't change the ratios of the numbers but it means that Sony could have sold 250k and Nintendo could have sold 600k.
While the data is interesting, what is the point? Given that the supplies for both the PS3 and Wii were limited by manufacturing, hence their smaller sales, I would believe that those numbers would be much larger. The only possible inference that can be made from the data is that the 360 is getting out sold by the devices which ultimately cost significantly less than the XBox 360. I would have to think that if Microsfot reduced the price on the 360, their sales would be more comperable to the ps2 and DS lit
We get to see (aproximatly) how many units were shipped, something alot of people have been wondering.
We are seeing the PS2 still doing staggering sales (this is segnificant, as normaly the last gen will drop off rather quickly, however the PS2 is still just pickign up steam). Infact, I tihnk the PS2 has been one of "The Hot" items for the past few holiday seasons, something that is rather impressive for a video game system that is relatively old.
So all in all, the point is that we that are interested in t
Does anyone else think kids mom's are going in to buy "that new playstation that the kids said they wanted for christmas" and leaving with the PS2 since the PS3 inventories are nonexistent? I'm sure this happens...I just wonder how much. I remember asking my mom for a specific computer game for christmas when I was a kid and ending up with some game that was just on sale. "You wanted a computer game! Here it is!"
It's the games. There are stil quality games coming for that system and it's now dirt cheap with access to the back library available on the second hand market and greatest hits it's an easy buy. Even my die hard Xbox / GC fan boy friends picked done up cheap to play FFXII and the discounted gods of war/shadow fo the collosus/GT4. I'll problably be getting a WII as a present with money set aside for a PS3 in the new year (perhaps when MG4 comes out).
It's all about games. If the 360 had a higher density of t
Fully with you on this.
However that is the interestign thing, there are ALOT of very good games that have just come out for the PS2 (Guitar Hero2, FFXII, Okami etc), and some more still to come(God of War 2).
The thing that is really strange to me is the lack of games for the PS3, yet a glut of great games for the PS2. IT is interesting. It could also be sound marketing. the PS3 boasts full backwards compatability, so these are games that PS3 owners can pick up and play on their shiney new system, thus cr
As far as I know, the PS3 and the Wii are basically selling every single unit that comes into the stores.
The XBox 360 numbers actually probably mean something because they aren't constrained by lack of supply.
So, Nintendo shipped more Wii units than Sony could ship PS3s. That's good for Nintendo because you have to strike while the iron is hot - meaning that right now people want to buy PS3s. It is less clear that the demand for PS3 will continue unabated in the future.
I don't think we can i good conscience infer that because demand for the Wii and the PS3 is exceeding supply now that demand will continue unabated in the future. While it is unlikely that either system will sell poorly, it isn't clear how demand will hold up in the coming months. Indeed, what happends with demand in the coming months is more an indication of the health and potential of the systems, rather than something we can assume.
That's good for Nintendo because you have to strike while the iron is hot - meaning that right now people want to buy PS3s.
I might be misreading this, but you make it look like there is some odd causal relationship here. People are buying Wiis, therefore they want PS3s. This doesn't make any sense the way I'm reading it, people are buying Wiis because they want Wiis, and people are buying PS3s because they want PS3s, granted some people might be buying Wiis because there are no PS3s (not that a Wii is eas
I think the idea is that many people may go to a store looking for a PS3, but because so few shipped and the stores are instantly out of PS3s, they decide, in the purchasing moment, to go with what's available.
What matters here is how sizeable that number is. If it's large, the 360 will pick up a lot of sales that it wouldn't otherwise have gotten since they're the console in most abundance - well, or maybe the PS2 or the DS because those are so much less expensive and thus easier to justify as an alternati
So, Sony says they'll have 200k units in North America for launch. NPD doesn't track all types of retailers or online sales. Their number is 197k.
Somehow the poster decides to say Sony *only* sold 197k as if that had anything at all to do with demand. They essentially sold exactly the number of PS3's they had available.
What is most telling is that demand for next generation systems is high this holiday season. The Wii and PS3, more or less sold out based on the supply they could get.
Re:197k PS3's seems right on target (Score:5, Informative)by HappySqurriel (1010623) on Friday December 08, 2006 @01:11PM (#17164636)So, Sony says they'll have 200k units in North America for launch. NPD doesn't track all types of retailers or online sales. Their number is 197k.
Somehow the poster decides to say Sony *only* sold 197k as if that had anything at all to do with demand. They essentially sold exactly the number of PS3's they had available.
What is most telling is that demand for next generation systems is high this holiday season. The Wii and PS3, more or less sold out based on the supply they could get.
May 9, 2006
Kutaragi also took the time to comment on Sony's shipping targets for the system. SCE plans to have two million units available at launch (the Japanese press reports this as the initial shipment figure for the system, and not a number that will be gradually released over a launch window), with another two million by the end of the year and two million more before the end of March 2007.
http://ps3.ign.com/articles/706/706133p1.html [ign.com]
After that Sony changed their estimates to 400,000 in North America at launch (100,000 in Japan) with 2 Million shipped worldwide by the end of the year
After that Sony changed their estimates to 400,000 in North America at launch (100,000 in Japan) with 1 Million shipped to North America by the end of the year
If they shipped 200,000 in North America (80,000 in Japan) they are so far off of their targets that it isn't even funny anymore
Don't forget to mention Nintendo there, buddy. They're quite a ways off of their target as well.
I noticed this as well, with around 1.5 million sold worldwide, how will Big N sell through 2.5 mil more? If it will happen, I'd presume the european launch will give those numbers a boost. Apparently a fairly large shipment of Wii's and accesories is hitting the 18th of this month as well. So maybe a million in Europe and America this month, with another 500k in Japan?
This assumes they have 4 mil consoles to sell ofcourse.
Probably because die-hard nintendo fans like myself are too poor to buy the console at the minute or too busy to wait in lines or go searching for one. I plan to get one by next summer personally, and I expect there are plenty of others like me.
(2,000,000 - 200,000) * (-$100.00) ==> $180,000,000
Assuming that Sony is losing $100 per console, it looks like they managed to not lose over 180 million dollars. Not a terrible screw-up, really. Those parts are getting cheaper to manufacture every day.
Actually, there was an article a couple of weeks ago that estimated Sony may be losing as much as $300 USD per console.
According to Yahoo News and G4 TV, Nintendo sold 400k in Japan alone and more than 650k in the US/Canada.
If they shipped 200,000 in North America (80,000 in Japan) they are so far off of their targets that it isn't even funny anymore
You're right, its not funny. Its hilarious!
In seriousness, this was not a launch. The PS3 did not launch. Its a fucking open beta, or something. If the rocket fails to lift off but instead rolls off the pad, I don't think you can use that word. 200k units is nothing.
(But lets watch. As a long time Sony observer, I do have to admit that historically they do great when th
Nintendo Sales (Score:5, Interesting)Console Sales (units)
* DS: 918k
* PS2: 664k
* Game Boy Advance: 661k
* Xbox 360: 511k
* Wii: 476k
* PSP: 412k
* PS3: 197k
Software Sales (units and sales grossed)
* Gears of War: 1 million -- $61.5 million
* Final Fantasy XII: 896k -- $49 million
* The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess: 412k -- $20.2 million
* Guitar Hero II: 356k -- $20.2 million
All very interesting, but what I want to know is: Who are these 64 thousand new Wii owners who didn't pick up twilight princess? For Shame.
I didn't get a copy yet. Been too busy with Gears of War to get really engrossed in another great game. One thing that's interesting about the numbers you posted. Nintendo sold 2 million + hardware units
Some Wii sales were probably Christmas presents and being that it came with a game (Wii sports) many of the people buying the system may not have picked up an extra game; even if they did grab a game they may not have picked up Zelda.
I am one of those people. I am waiting to beat Wind Waker (bought it when it came out but never touched it) and waiting for a component cable.
Seriously though, don't buy any games until you have time to play them. I still have 8 other unopened new games.
Judging from posts here, those 64k Wii owners who didn't get Zelda, are the 64k Wii owners who couldn't FIND it in any stores in their area. Wouldn't FFXII and Guitar Hero II be part of the reason for the surge of PS2 sales too?
Well, it's holiday season so consoles always sell. And the PS2 is in apparently abundant supply. And there are some very good games newly released. Any kid who gets a PS2 instead of a PS3 or a 360 can complain - but only a little. FFXII and GH2 are smash hits. God of War 2 is going to be just as big. The keys for the PS2's success this season is the huge library of budget editions of great games and the number of games still to be released. As of right now GameFly.com has in their catalog 33 PS2 games liste
I'm one of those 64,000 - just not really interested in Zelda games. Alas, despite a lot of excitement for the system (and many hours of waiting outside in the cold) I'm yet to be blown away by the Wii due to a lack of really great games. We've switched back to the 360 for most of our gaming already...Viva Pinata and GoW FTW
Thanks for pulling this together. I whipped up a quick chart [tinyurl.com] to help visualize the difference. It's amazing how many DSs were sold! Nearly double the PSP and almost 5x the PS3.
By manufacturer:
Nintendo: 2055K consoles sold
Sony: 1253 consoles sold
MS: 511K consoles sold
Looks like we have a clear winner, in terms of units shipped. Next months numbers will be even more interesting.
So I see that according to the article, almost 500k wii's have sold. I thought Nintendo said that they planned on having 1m shipped by the end of the year. Even if a lot of those wii's have been sold online, there should still be a lot out there right? Does anyone have any tips for finding a wii at a store? The stores in my area are sold out and the two that I asked told me they don't know when they will be getting more. Any advice would be appreciated.
Well, these are for the month of November, of which the console only launched halfway through. If 5K is accurate, then they're more than exceed 1m by the end of the year. At that rate, I think we're looking at 1.5m units sold by that time. Still, 1.5m units for one of the most anticipated consoles ever, is pretty scarce, so you're going to have to put a little energy and thought into planning how you're going to get it.
Start talking with sales staff at your local box stores. I say screw Gamestop, they're
I knew that they did but thought that maybe there was some reason they were refusing to tell customers. I called two places: a wal-mart and a GameStop. At wal-mart, I talked to a couple people who either said they themselves didn't know or that the store wasn't given that information before I gave up since I could tell they weren't real bright and it was wasting my time.
At Gamestop, I walked into the store a week or so before the launch and asked the guy behind the counter if they were reserving Wii's fo
I recently (Wednesday) tried to get a Wii myself at a Walmart. On Monday a co-worker of mine gave me a tip that Walmart was going to be selling on Wednesday. Later that day, I went to the electronics department at Walmart and directly asked one of the salesmen and her verified this. I unfortunately didn't buy one since I was 7 people too late for the quantaties that they had
From my experience, Walmart didn't feed me the line 'we don't know when we are going to get more.' crap like
Have you ever considered that some of the EBGames/Gamestop might not know when they're getting their next shipment? Walmart is guaranteed a shipment on a given date because its coming from their own highly efficient distribution centers.
It's not like I didn't consider this before writing my comment, but the sales clerk has to know something about when they will be getting any sort of shipment. SOMETHING. Instead, they seemed to have a general disdain in my even asking them. Sure, it might get a bit repetitive telling the 100th customer that they are out, but that is still one customer that was about to drop $300+ in their store. Myself and others can easily take their money elsewhere when treated poorly by the sales team.
I used to work at an EBGames, and most of the time (this was when the PS2 was launched) we really didn't know when more were coming in. They'd show up a day before they arrived sometimes in our shipping logs, but that was about it. And many times they just showed up. I think the disdain is because you get asked that question every 5 minutes. I know it's not a valid excuse, but it can be a bit frustrating
I used to work at an EBGames, and most of the time (this was when the PS2 was launched) we really didn't know when more were coming in. They'd show up a day before they arrived sometimes in our shipping logs, but that was about it. And many times they just showed up. I think the disdain is because you get asked that question every 5 minutes. I know it's not a valid excuse, but it can be a bit frustrating
Ever consider, perhaps, the concept of putting a little 8.5"x11" piece of paper on the front window? I
We actually weren't allowed to do this (it was brought up to the district manager.) They felt that if you came into the store to ask, and we didn't have any, maybe you'd buy something else. And it seemed to work. A lot of people came in looking for a PS2, and would leave with a few games for their older system instead. I didn't like the policy, but at the time I needed the job. I no longer work for the company because of their policies and instead have my own PC store now.
While it's a simple question,
The stores want people to come in.
The Wii was released on the Sunday before Thanksgiving. Everyone sold out. The stores around here received one more shipment, putting it out either Friday after Thanksgiving or waited for the following Sunday. So, that's either two or three days for sales in November. Pretty good to hit 500k. All the stores have been told they will have shipments each week as well. And there are five Sundays in December. So there's plenty of room to hit a million or more by the end of the year.
I thought Nintendo said that they planned on having 1m shipped by the end of the year. Even if a lot of those wii's have been sold online, there should still be a lot out there right? Does anyone have any tips for finding a wii at a store? The stores in my area are sold out and the two that I asked told me they don't know when they will be getting more. Any advice would be appreciated.
If you live in a place where there's fewer stores around, then this might not work as well. But here's what I did that enabl
Does anyone have any tips for finding a wii at a store?
Play independent games on your PC for twelve months, and stores should become much better stocked.
Nintendo pulled a strange about-face... relevant links to be found in the original post [joystiq.com]:
It's not every day that a major video game company tells you not to listen to what it says, but that's just what Nintendo did today. Yesterday, the company issued a press release trumpeting NPD sales figures that showed healthy Wii and DS sales. The release also promised "well more than a million" Wii systems would be on U.S. store shelves by the end of the year, despite what the release called "spot shortages in some l
It could be due to the fact that a (small) number of the consoles shipped with a bug that won't allow you to get online. Nintendo is replacing or reparing the affected systems free of charge (I am waiting for my replacement system right now). If this is a problem with the assembly lines it could take a little time for them to fix which could affect their projected numbers.
"while the XBox 360 had 511k, and the Wii had a very respectable 476k."
Remember, these are November sales. In the eleven days for which the Wii was "available" in November, it almost caught up with what the Xbox 360 did in thirty?
And note the quotes I put around "available." I've still never seen a Wii in the wild. In the local Best Buy, they have goofy Wii "protection kits" (that come in boxes at around the right size, shape and markings to pass off as a Wii) stacked up under the Wii demo endcap in an e
Um, according to first TFA, the DS sold 918k. Maybe only 641k of those were Lites, but there's no sign of that 641k number in either link provided. Also unmentioned in the blurb is that the PSP did 412k. Since these are US numbers, it makes me wonder where all the "The PSP is neck-and-neck with the DS in North America!" comments are coming from. Unless Canadians bought a half-million PSPs while totally ignoring the DS during November, it looks like the DS has the PSP by over 2:1.
The "PSP is neck-and-neck wi
Remember, these are November sales. In the eleven days for which the Wii was "available" in November, it almost caught up with what the Xbox 360 did in thirty?
November also marks the beginning of the Holiday Season(tm), so I think it's pretty fair to assume that a lot of those Xboxen were sold after Thanksgiving. There's also the fact that demand for the Wii (and the PS3) outstrips supply. So the only reason the 360 "won" this month in the next-gen arena is because the other two systems can't be made fast
Yes, If more Wii consoles were available they would have outsold the 360 and in less time..... Even if the Wii coud have sold 100K more consoles than the Xbox 360, it shouldn't be that close. The big picture is that in November, the 360 managed to sell 500K+ consoles MONTHS after it's launch day and amonst the launch of two other systems. I will be surprised if the Wii sells 500K+ units a year from now like the 360.
So the Wii shipped 10% units less than the 360 - in less than half the time. If you look at November, you have to take into account that the Wii launched on Nov. 19th. The PS3 launched 2 days earlier.
So, if you would do some honest statistics, and compare only days where all systems were actually available, those numbers would look just slightly different, probably with the 360 coming in third instead of first...
Good luck on getting those "honest statistics". There is no such thing when it comes to print and television media. The thing is it doesn't matter what the sales numbers are since two of the consoles are in short supply since launch day. It will matter what those sales figures are next year after they've both been in the field for a while and manufacturing increases. Even if the 360 sold only half the consoles of both the PS3 and Wii, it wins in Novemeber as far as I am concerned..... it's well past it'
Sony sold 197k in the stores, but made up for it by selling 800k on ebay.


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An impact player with the Horned Frogs last year after transferring back to his home state, Nile Murry is TCU's top returning scorer and assist man ... Is a postseason honors candidate ... Has played in the National Invitation Tournament all three years of his collegiate career ... Set personal highs in every offensive statistical category last year.
TCU Career
2004-05 Season
Played in 34 games for the Horned Frogs, starting 33 times.
Finished the season second on the team and 23rd in Conference USA in scoring average at 12.5 points per game.
Ranked 11th among league players in free throw percentage (.793) and 15th in 3-pointers made per game (1.91).
Averaged 4.3 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game as well.
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Reached double figures in points 22 times on the season, and eclipsed 20 points on three occasions.
Led the team in scoring on nine occasions and in rebounds three times.
Topped the squad in free throw attempts (121) and free throws made (96).
Recorded 16.8 points and 5.0 rebounds per game during a five-game hot stretch from late December to mid-January.
Paced the team in points in four of those five contests in which the team posted a 4-1 record.
Drained at least one 3-pointer in each of the last 13 games of the season, going 27-for-67 (.403) over that span.
Hit the game-winning 19-foot jumper with 3.6 seconds left in the first round of the NIT at Miami (Ohio) in a 60-58 victory on Mar. 16.
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Had 17 points and went 8-for-9 from the charity stripe in TCU's upset win at Memphis on Jan. 15.
Poured in the second highest point total of his career and matched the best output by a Frog in 2004-05 with 26 against Grambling State.
Had 20-points and five rebounds at No. 2 Kansas in a December contest.
Scored 20 points in the NIT quarterfinal game at Maryland, draining 4-of-9 attempts from three.
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Played at least 30 minutes in 11 of the 15 league games in which he played.
2003-04 Season
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Previous College Career
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Appeared in 64 games, making 20 starts, and averaged 4.1 points and 2.2 rebounds per game for the Owls.
Gained extensive postseason experience, appearing in nine National Invitational Tournament (NIT) games over two years.
2002-03 Season
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Netted a season-high 12 points at South Carolina and also hit double figures with 10 points at Duquesne.
Went 14-for-18 (.778) from the free throw line, increasing his percentage drastically from his freshman season when he was 17-for-33 (.515).
2001-02 Season
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Saw a personal-best 50 minutes of action in an overtime game at Wisconsin and established a career high with 10 boards.
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|Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 1.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following characters is a waitress?
(a) Wilma Masters.
(b) Grace Hoylard.
(c) Cherie.
(d) Elma Duckworth.
2. How does Bo want his hamburgers?
(a) Well done
(b) Raw.
(c) With cheese.
(d) Served on individual places.
3. How many times has Dr. Lyman been married?
(a) 2.
(b) 1.
(c) 0.
(d) 3.
4. What does Dr. Lyman confess he has a hard time doing?
(a) Keeping a job.
(b) Remembering things.
(c) Traveling by food.
(d) Living without alcohol.
5. What appears to be the relationship between Will and Carl?
(a) Old friends.
(b) Enemies.
(c) Relations.
(d) Strangers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What profession does Cherie claim to have?
2. What time of day is it as the play opens?
3. What does Will tell Bo that infuriates him?
4. Who does Carl flirt with?
5. Which of the following characters is a young rancher and cowboy?
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Carson-Newman College
- 0Feb 5, '07 by DanishAnyone here have any advice on the Jefferson City area? I live in Florida currently and have been accepted to an LPN-BSN bridge at Carson-Newman...Just wondering about the area.
- 0Feb 14, '07 by melbug57Hey there! I am currently in the Acclerated BSN program at Carson-newman! I live in Knoxville however, so i do not have a lot to offer about the Jefferson City area. it is very small and will be a big change from Florida! Carson Newman has been a wonderful experince for me. The staff is great and they are very into making their students' experince good! if you have any questions feel free to send me a private message! Good luck!
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- 0Jan 9, '09 by FNP to be!I am applying to CN & really hope it works out. I live in Knoxville too - how often do you have to drive and is it a bad drive? I already have a bachelor's and am old so I would be interested in the Acclerated BSN too. Any basic info you can give me?
- 0Jan 25, '09 by itsmyturnI agree about the money difference concerning ETSU and Carson. I live 15 minutes from Jefferson City. If my chosen school was based on cities, well Johnson city has much more to offer and it is very pretty over there.
Jefferson city is very small...so small that most people go to the neighboring city called Morristown or they go to Knoxville which is about 45 min from Jefferson City. There is a Wal-mart(prices higher at this store than Knoxville Wal-mart) and 2 grocery stores and a Tractor Supply company. Lowes also just built behind Wal-mart. A few typical fast food restaurants and that is it. Like I said, most people go to Knoxville or Morristown for better shopping. Morristown has a Wal-mart as well but is on the outskirts of town on the far side and they also have a mall but it is slowly dying.
I moved from Florida as well....be prepared for a small town that has outer lying farms that mainly grow tomatoes. Jefferson city and Morristown have become major cities for the migrant workers who care for the tomato farms. It still has a lot of growing to do but with Knoxville being only 30 min away, that fact may hinder the growing spurt for Jefferson city.
Imo, you would probably be much happier with ETSU who now offers a lot of flexibility concerning their LPN-BSN program. I have a friend that lives in Knoxville and drives there once a week, attends all of her classes on Friday which frees up her week for working and studying. so far she likes it. She has even been offered to be able to come up on Friday and spend the night by renting a dorm there and returning on Sat. It takes her 3 1/2 hrs to drive there. It is beautiful over there in the Cumberland plateau...check it out. If you have your pre-reqs for R.N., I believe you can get your BSN thru them in 3 semesters. they really worked with her to get her schedule suited to her needs. Good luck to you!
- 0Aug 19, '09 by remedialoneI have recently been accepted to the post-bacholorette nursing program @ carson newman. I've wanted to move to TN permanantly for sometime. However I am from boston, ma. I will be a full time student. I hear it's a pretty good school, but I'm curious about the surrounding areas what are the closest towns, shopping centers, activtities (e.g bowling etc...) I will most likely live on campus during my 1st semester but look into renting after settling in. From what I hear Jefferson City is a small rural like town. Are there any recommendations of surrounding cities to live with reasonable rent rates and close to shops, movie theatre, christian church, and short distance from the school. I heard knoxville is ok about 30 minutes away. Any suggestions from what I mentioned here?
- 0Aug 20, '09 by silverbluwatersAre you starting at Carson-Newman this fall?
I have been accepted too and want to do the accelerated program but I still need some of my pre-reqs. SO I'll do some there and hopefully start this coming January.
I'm 23 and married and found out they dont have married housing anymore there, so I have to try to find somewhere to live.
I'm from Michigan.
Hope everything goes well with your transition there.
- 0Aug 20, '09 by remedialoneHi silverbluleaf,
I am aiming to start in the spring. Will u be taking your remaining prereqs @ carson? What I did was take the major prereqs like A+P, Micro, Stat, human growth @ local community colleges in my area, besides it was cheaper in the long run and helps in terms of focusing more on the actual nursing classes later on. I didn't know if they offered community housing or not there. Have u visited the campus yet for a tour? I will definately have to make a trip down there to get an idea of the area especially with transitioning from one state to another.Good luck with everything.
- 0Aug 20, '09 by silverbluwatersThis fall I'm taking some of the pre-reqs, just biology and chem here at the community college, (i was going to do a&p as well but they were full when i went to sign up) then i plan on taking a&p and microbiology at CN...They suggested I start earlier because I need the bible classes they require. No I haven't gone to check out the campus.. I don't think I'll be able to before I actually go there. How old are you (if you dont mind my asking)?
Have you gotten accepted to the nursing program yet? I've just applied to the college so far...
What made you choose to look out of state and Carson-Newman?
- 0Aug 20, '09 by remedialoneHi Silverbluleaf,
Great strategy, in terms of your classes. You should be fine. Just concentrate on completing the science courses that you will be taking this fall prior to CN and the remaining courses should be a breeze when you take them there.
I think I may be required to take a religion course also as the remaining pre-req. I already have an undergrad degree in Bio which helped alot. And yes, I did get into the nursing program. I am 31 and going back to school, LOL! Hey, it's never too late to keep learning. Although, people often mistaken me to be in my early to mid-twenties (that's definately a good thing!).
I actually did a directory search for nursing schools in TN and I liked the program at Carson and also noticed that it was a Christian school (that's a plus for me) it seemed like a great fit to what I was looking for. Plus, I did eventually wanted to relocate to TN at some point so that's 2 birds with one stone. Although, I must say that it will definately be quite a change from the city life that I'm use to from what I hear about the location. Well, I guess I have quite a bit of transitioning to do.


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In a report released on Tuesday, Mandiant Corp. said it has reasons to believe that a group it called Advanced Persistent Threat 1 (APT1) is likely backed by the Chinese government.
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Black Hat: Cyber-espionage is expanding
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crafty synergy feature | crafterall
Artist: Marnie B. Karger
Business: Crafterall
Web site: Crafterall.etsy.com
Blog: crafterall.blogspot.com (shop); kargertift.blogspot.com (family)
Location: Shorewood, MN
Can you share with us a bit about your business and how it got started?
I make and sell hand cut cards and art. I've always wanted to have a role in some sort of indie business and found just the right fit with an Etsy shop. In the fall of 2007, during my maternity leave with my second daughter, I started listing fairly cookie-cutter greeting cards. I liked their simplicity, but felt they sorely lacked any sense of uniqueness or authentic handmade touch. I started experimenting more with my favorite material, paper, and dug through my tool drawer to find my X-Acto blade. Full disclosure: I was inspired by Patricia's recycled paper projects that seemed to be featured everywhere and that exuded a "you can do this too" invitation to try it. From there, I totally fell in love with cutting paper. The movement of a nice, sharp blade through crisp card stock and the reward of a clean cut edge or a smooth curve had me sold as a paper cutter.
How did you come up with the idea of working with topographic images?
It was a bit of a happy accident. I was working with chromatically related papers and I just sort of fanned them out on my studio table. As the colors graduated from light to dark, I was instantly reminded of topographic maps of lakes and oceans. I've always loved poring over maps, and trying to read the history of how the land was shaped by glaciers, fault lines, waterways, and time. My home state of Minnesota is renown for its glacial scarring and the thousands of lakes produced by the receding ice. I love lake silhouettes and looking at them much like you'd look at clouds, seeing in them recognizable shapes and characters. I love the mystery of lake depths and all the spooky thoughts of what creatures and plant life reside in the deepest, darkest parts of a body of water. Working these thoughts and feelings about lakes into a series of layered cardstock is like inventing my own little tracts of land and the lakes and rivers that live there. While the resulting image has a modern and simplistic appeal, the process itself is what keeps my creative fires stoked.
Which of your tools is your favorite?
Since I work with so few tools, this is pretty straightforward. My tool of choice is this neat little gizmo called a Blade Runner. It's basically a small shaft of clear plastic with a teeny tiny swivel blade on the end. It took a bit of mastery, and this is what allows me to cut graceful curves and smooth lines in my work. I also couldn't work without my self-healing cutting mat, my double-sided adhesive, and the pair of daylight lamps that illuminate my workspace.
What part of the creative process do you enjoy the most?
It's a tie between creating a new sort of fictional landscape, and watching a piece come together as I add layers and color. Even when I'm in "mass-production" zone working to fulfill a wholesale order, every piece is at least a little different and therefore each piece unfolds a little differently from the last. It's this uniqueness in what I make that keeps me going.
If you had no financial or time constraints, what dream project would you like to work on?
I think I'm living the dream right now! Honestly, being able to work at home, spend loads of time with my girls, my husband, and our dog while still being able to successfully create and sell my handiwork is pretty sweet. Thinking outside my idyllic little existence, I'd love to do learn how to work topographic-type landscapes into other, more durable media such as ceramics and wood to produce large-scale topographies, fit for an entire wall or a permanent art installation. The idea of an entire wall transformed from flat into a 3-d topographic work of art gives me goose bumps.
Thank you so much Marnie!
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what beautiful works here ~ elkReplyDelete
Really special and beautiful works. Thank you for this interview - such a great discovery for me :)ReplyDelete
These are truly lovely and elegant. I always love looking out an airplane window and looking at the topography.ReplyDelete
What gorgeous work and so unique!ReplyDelete
I have just discovered your blog Patricia, I love it!!
I couldn't see a follow button??, Am I just totally missing it?
Cheers , Helen
These are lovely. And a perfect inspiration to showing my two children how the gradient lines on a map reflect the shape of the landscape... I just need to find somewhere that'll copy a map loads of times onto thick enough card, or I could spray mount paper maps copies onto cardstock... hmm, needs some thought! Will post the results on my blog if it ever happens ;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOct 21, 2009, 6:22:00 PM
oh word? a less geometric jen starck?ReplyDelete
Your work is beautiful!
x Julie x
I'm diggin' the topography la yeringdone with paper crafats.ReplyDelete
I've seen crafterall's layered ornaments too. Nice find.
I came across this pillow which kinda has the same idea but with fabric:
Wonderful work!ReplyDelete
I welcome all your comments and read every one of them. If you have a specific question I will be happy to answer it!
Thank you so much for visiting!


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I have been amazed at the lengths people will go to for their Black Friday Sales … I'm not sure what these people do for a living, but more power to them for sleeping out on the sidewalks for a deal. Of course … if it was for shoes, I would TOTALLY understand!
Improv everywhere has struck again, it's time to camp out for Black Friday at the Dollar Store. It's true ….
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Margaret Nordell MD
Obstetrics & Gynecology
A North Dakota native, Dr. Nordell practiced obstetrics and gynecology in the San Francisco area before returning to North Dakota in 1993 to join Trinity Medical Group. She's an advocate for women's health with a particular interest in problems related to adolescence, pregnancy, osteoporosis, and menopause. Dr. Nordell is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology.
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Obstetrics is the surgical specialty dealing with the care of women and their children during pregnancy, childbirth and the postnatal period. Midwifery is the non-surgical equivalent. Gynecology is the medical practice dealing with the female reproductive system.
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December 21, 2014, 01:07:51 am
This depresses me. I feel like a goldfish right now...
Sir Howard Stringer, chief executive of Sony, on Christmas sales of the PS3:"It's a little fortuitous that the Wii is running out of hardware."
The long answer: read the first Google result for "samurai shodown rpg translation".
The long answer: read the first Google result for "samurai shodown rpg translation". The short answer: not yet.
IMO Ys is a higher priority anyways but we all have different opinions
He gets paid for Ys translations, though, right?
for sure, I'd love to see as much done as possible but I can understand and am happy with the work he's currently doing.
I heard the people off NeoGeo.com ruined it for him, they made fun of him and he quit out of spite.
But it's still alive? With DNF out of the way, I guess it comes down to this, The Fool and His Money, and Black Mesa Source.
NO!! Why would people do that... Why... Why do people do that. Are people that retarded... That insensitive... That immature......I don't wanna be a human anymore...


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Be-ju Sashimi & Sake Bar in Melville rolls out lunch menu
Lunch is now being served at Be-Ju Sashimi & Sake Bar, the Melville restaurant-within-a-restaurant at Jewel by Tom Schaudel.
Although Schaudel launched the high concept sushi spot as a California roll-free zone, he's is now featuring a California roll ($12) made with king crab, as well as a spicy tuna roll ($10) on the midday roster. "They beat me into submission," he said. "I had to put rolls on."
Also on the lunch menu: "Asian penicillin," or chicken/coconut/green curry/kaffir lime soup, a seaweed soba noodle salad ($10), a 7-piece sushi combination with one roll, soup and salad ($19) and chirashi ($19).
Be-Ju Sashimi & Sake is open for lunch Tuesday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and is located inside Jewel By Tom Schaudel at 400 Broad Hollow Rd., Melville, 631-755-0555.


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How many OHN's are on these board? - page 9
Hello, I'm brand new to Occupational Health Nursing. I've been browsing for On-line resources and other OHN's to network with. It doesn't seem like there are very many OHN's that visit these boards. If you're out there, let me... Read More
- 0Dec 28, '06 by H60MedicThe core manaual for occupation health would provide you with an overview of expectations. Look for some protocols and/or directives also, they will let you know what you will be expected to perform.
Occ health seems to be an "insiders occupation", that is, you usually need to have an inside connection to get started, but once your in, you are usually good to go.
Best of luck,
- 0Dec 28, '06 by blueberrybonQuote from H60MedicThanks Jim, just one question:The core manaual for occupation health would provide you with an overview of expectations.
What core manual? Sorry, did I mention that I'm a brand spankin' new LPN? And blonde...
Is Occupational Health the same thing as Occupational Therapy? Or similar to it?
I went online to two different libraries in my area and tried finding books with "Occupational Health" in the subject line, and nothing came up.
Thanks... Blue
- 0Dec 29, '06 by H60MedicIt is the Occ Health core curriculum, I purchased mine through amazon. It gives a broad overview of the practice. I would expect that you would be doing basic first aid, reporting work comp issues, UDS, and blood draws for physicals, audio, eyes, hearing, ect. I guess that is what I like about it, it is broad in scope and independent in practice.
Hope this helps,
- 0Dec 29, '06 by blueberrybonThanks again Jim.
I hope you have a wonderful New Year!
- 0Jan 4, '07 by blueberrybonWell, I had the interview yesterday. I'm pretty sure I bombed it, but you never know.
I sure think it would be a good field for me to start nursing in. The office that is hiring shares it's space with internal medicine, and the LPN position would cover both areas (when needed). Sounds like I would be able to learn a lot!
Here's hoping...
- 0Jan 24, '07 by DianeK4HVCHHello!
I am a OHN based off of a small rural hospital...RN 29 years, OHC/BWC nurse 1 year....big difference!
I would be proud and privledged to join your group!
- 0Jan 26, '07 by DianeK4HVCHH60Medic- Thank you for the welcome!
Our OHC has a medical director, PT ,who sees Bureau Worker's Compensation patients in the clinic 2 days a week. Work with businesses in keeping them informed of their employee's treatment plan, ordering further testing, etc.
We are a certified drug screen collection facility as well as performing Breath Alcohol testing.
We work with various certified laboratories all over the country.
Post accident
Pre employment
Court ordered
Children Services ordered
Outpatient rehab services located in same building.
Area industry varies from truck drivers, Clothing stores, grinding companies, office supply companies.
We do DOT, back exams, and basic pre employment physicals
Annual audiology exams
I visit area businesses for BBP education yearly
We offer flu vaccines yearly and go onsite to give
Involved in Health Fairs and first aide training
Involved in county wide educational programs as asked
Complete approx. 380 PPD's for hospital employees
"Keeper of the records".
The main campus is right next door to our building. HVCH is an amazing place to work! The support mechanism in place is one of the best... from the staff in medical records, ED, and radiology...all supply us with the necessary paperwork to treat our patients as well as a great support mechanism from our Leadership Team. Working on my 20th year.....that says a bunch!
Our goal is to track an injured worker process in which all aspects of an injured worker's treatment is monitored and evaluated from the time of initial treatment to the day they are declared medically stable or returned to full duty.
I know Ive only mentioned about 1/2 of what we do.umpiron:
Hope this helped.
I would love to see other OHC clinics respond to the same question.
- 0Dec 16, '07 by trishcc:spin:Hey Wayne
Lots of people dont know about the big UAB...haha. I am from Alabama and UAB is well known there. Seriously, I am a EH nurse for approx. 2100 employee. My job deals with all aspects of an employees medical. From work related injurys to clearing from non work related issues involving physical or potential communicable illness before they can return to work. I also work as case manager for all injuried employees as well as infection control for employees......along with doing physicals for employment, court hearing for work comp., annual TB, annual flu vac. Put it this way, if it deals with an employees health....they come through me. Busy? But I love it majority of time...and yes it is time consuminggggggggggg. I got a part time assistant 1 1/2 years ago so there is a Santa Claus. Good luck


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