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The Calusa Indians
2 p.m. June 5 at Collier County Museum, 3331 US 41 E., Naples. The Calusa Indians thrived in Southwest Florida for thousands of years before the Spanish Explorers arrived on the sunny coastline. In 1513, everything changed with Ponce de Leon's landing and the clash of two very different cultures. This lesson explains how expansion of European culture led to the eventual demise of the Native American Tribes of Florida. Information: www.colliermuseums.com or (239) 252-8476.
English Café
10 a.m. Fridays, June 7, 14, 21, 28 at Literacy Council Gulf Coast, 26820 Old 41 Road, Bonita Springs. Practice your English with English Cafe, a free, conversation session for adult ESOL and ESL students. Each 90-minute session provides adult learners an opportunity to practice speaking English with native speakers. Participants may start at any time. Advanced registration is not necessary. Information: (239) 676-5202.
Mom's appreciation day
10 a.m. to noon June 12 at MundoFox Playland at Miromar Outlets in Estero. Bring the kids to Kids Crafts in Playland and receive a voucher for a free coffee and dessert selection. Information: (239) 948-3766.
Kids read down fines
4 to 5 p.m. June 13 at the Bonita Springs Public Library, 26876 Pine Avenue in Bonita Springs. Children and teens can earn a $2 coupon for every 15 minutes of reading, during the allotted time. A total of $8 per session may be earned. For ages 18 and younger. Coupons may be applied to cards issued to patrons age 18 and under only. Information: (239) 533-4860.
Father/son look-alike contest
10 a.m. June 15 near Men's Wearhouse at Miromar Outlets in Estero. Registration begins at 10 a.m.; Contest starts at 11 a.m. How much do you look like you dad? Compete in our Father/Son or Father/ Son/ Grandson Look-alike Contest for prizes. Information: (239) 948-3766.
Inaugural Recycle Boat Regatta
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 15 at Sugden Park, 4284 Avalaon Drive, Naples. The Recycle Boat Regatta is designed to be a fun way to help engage students, parents and local businesses to raise awareness about the benefits of recycling, how it protects our environment and enjoy the outdoors. Boats must be made of at least 70 percent recycled materials to qualify for entry. The entry fee is $10 per person and includes snacks and a Regatta t-shirt. Prizes will be awarded. Download a registration form online at www.keepcollierbeautiful.org or call (239) 580-8319.
Car cruise-in
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 15 near restaurant piazza at Miromar Outlets in Estero. Check out all your favorite makes and models between the Restaurant Piazza and the lake. Information: (239) 948-3766.
Disaster readiness event
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 15 at Edison Mall in Fort Myers. The focus of the event will be kit building. Volunteers will be wearing the Good & Ready t-shirts and promoting the event around the Mall by passing out flyers and information/directions on where to find the preparedness activity. The first 100 people will build a preparedness kit for themselves and someone else in an assembly line fashion with help and guidance of volunteer supplied by Volunteer Collier. The second kit will be left with Volunteer Collier to coordinate with the Salvation Army to distribute the additional kits to the needy. Information: www.goodandready.com.
The Seminole People
2 p.m. June 19 at Collier County Museum, 3331 US 41 E., Naples. The lecture elaborates on the culture of the Seminole people and some of their interesting customs and legends. Information: www.colliermuseums.com or (239) 252-8476.
Girl's night out ticket giveaway
6 to 8 p.m. June 20 at Naples Flatbread at Miromar Outlets in Estero. Enjoy some girl-time with ½ price drinks and small plate food specials, music, and a chance to win 2 tickets to a Beyoncé concert. Information: (239) 948-3766.
Kid's day
10 a.m. to noon June 29 at MundoFox Playland at Miromar Outlets in Estero. Kids from toddler to twelve are invited to participate in fun activities. Kids will receive a free slice of pizza from Luna Pizza and a coupon for a free 3-ounce FroYo from Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt, while supplies last. Information: (239) 948-3766.
Cirque du Soleil
Aug. 7 to 11 at Germain Arena in Estero. The critically-acclaimed production Quidam will be performing in Estero for eight performances only. Information: www.cirquedusoleil.com/quidam or 1-800-745-3000.
The Arts
The Art of Playing reception
6 p.m. June 7 at the downtown Fort Myers Art Walk. The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center will hold its annual juried art show in June. This year's theme is "The Art of Playing." This year's juried exhibit asked artists to explore all things games and playing, and the nostalgia these memories bring. Information: (239) 333-1933.
Camera USA Exhibition
5:30 p.m. Friday, June 12 at The von Liebig Art Center, 585 Park St., Naples. Exhibit runs through Aug. 17. Information: (239) 262-6517 or www.naplesart.org.
Tie One On reception
6 to 8 p.m. June 13 at Robb and Stucky International, 13170 South Cleveland Ave., Fort Myers. Join Abuse Counseling and Treatment, Inc. and Robb and Stucky International for the kick off reception and preview of the live art from our annual fundraiser, Arts for ACT 2013 "An Evening at the Cabaret." Information: email@example.com.
Cuba photograph presentation
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 13 at Journeyman Photography Gallery, 2220 J&C Blvd. Suite 9, Naples. Information: (239) 260-5771 or www.journeymangallery.com.
Under an African Sky
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 20 at Journeyman Photography Gallery, 2220 J&C Blvd. Suite 9, Naples. Information: (239) 260-5771 or www.journeymangallery.com.
Oma's Heart Ladies Tea
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 1 at Grace Community Center, 4151 Hancock Bridge Parkway, North Fort Myers. The fundraiser will feature a delicious brunch, raffles, a fashion show by Boutique on Wheel, jewelry by You look Mahvelous and bags by Thirty One. Information: (239)989-6718.
Texas Hold 'Em Tournament
6 p.m. June 8 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, 13051 Bell Tower Drive in Fort Myers. The 2nd Annual No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em Tournament will benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Lee County. The evening will include a cocktail reception with complimentary food and beer. Prizes include $2,000 for first place, $750 for second and $250 for third. Information: contact Justin Stockman at (239) 334-9500 or email@example.com.
Planned Giving Symposim
8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 14 at Edison State College in Fort Myers. The Planned Giving Council of Lee County will hold its Annual Planned Giving Symposium. Best-selling author Laura Fredricks will be the keynote speaker for the event. Nathan Stelter, vice president of business development for The Stelter Company, will also present at the symposium. Stelter will offer in depth research to the planned giving industry and speak to the ways in which organizations may need to rethink conventional wisdom and current practices. Information: www.pgclee.org or call Linda Kelly at (239) 343-6064.
Bowl for Kids' Sake
5 p.m. or 7 p.m. June 23 at Bowland Woodside, 8525 Radio Lane, Naples. Bowl for Kids' Sake is a fun and easy way to help Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Sun Coast in Collier County. Whether you bowl or make a donation, you will make a positive, long-lasting impact on children in our community. Information: email@example.com or (239) 331-7133.
Children/Parent Events
Baby Boot Camp
9 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at Miromar Outlets, 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero. A certified fitness professional offers exercise classes for pregnant, post-natal and ultra fit moms. Information: (239) 948-3766 or www.miromaroutlets.com.
Free kids crafts
10 a.m. to noon in June at MundoFox Playland at Miromar Outlets in Estero. Kids from toddlers to twelve are invited to participate. Information: (239) 948-3766.
Gardening class
9 to 11 a.m. Mondays at the Fort Myers Alliance for the Arts, 10091 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. Master gardener Millisa Bell as well as the Alliance for the Arts will bring the GreenMarket into the classroom. Southwest Florida's growing conditions are tricky in the upcoming spring and summer seasons. It's a combination of classroom teaching and practical, hands-on learning. Cost: $50 for members; $60 for non-members and includes printed materials as well as some seeds and plants to get your garden started. Information: www.artinlee.org.
Driver safety class
9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. June 18 at Christus Victor Lutheran Church, 15699 US 41 N., Naples. The course is designed to help drivers learn new traffic laws, refresh their driving skills and reduce their risk for tickets and accidents. Drivers over 55 are automatically eligible for a discount on auto insurance. The fee is $14 per person (or $12 for AARP members) to cover the cost of supplies. Reservations are essential. Information: (239) 269-6050.
Driver safety class
9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. July 16 at Christus Victor Lutheran Church, 15699 US 41 N., Naples. The course is designed to help drivers learn new traffic laws, refresh their driving skills and reduce their risk for tickets and accidents. Drivers over 55 are automatically eligible for a discount on auto insurance. The fee is $14 per person (or $12 for AARP members) to cover the cost of supplies. Reservations are essential. Information: (239) 269-6050.
Stand up comedy show
8:30 p.m. Saturdays at Zookies Too Sports Bar and Grill, 1258 Airport Road N., Naples. Zookies has joined forces with See My Thing Entertainment bringing weekly laughter to Naples. The Back-Room Buffoonery brings a great lineup of local, regional and national talent. Cost: $8 per person at the door with a two drink minimum. Comedy fans may also buy discounted tickets for $6 online at www.seemything.com.
Daniel Tosh
7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. June 28 at Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall. Live Nation, Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall and Comedy Central welcome "The June Gloom Tour" with Daniel Tosh and special guest, Jarrod Carmichael. Tickets are $75, $59.50 and go on sale at www.bbmannpah.com and www.livenation.com. Information: (239) 481-4849 or 800-440-7469.
Farmers Markets
Fenway South
3 to 6 p.m. Mondays at Fenway South Drive in front for Jet Blue Park in Fort Myers. The market will include local produce, cheeses, flowers, fresh pastas, seafood, baked breads, meats, herbs, organic vegetables, crafts, soaps, candles, ready-to-eat meals and live music. Information: (239) 691-9249 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Farm Fresh Market
7:30 a.m. to noon Wednesdays at Riverside Park, 27300 Old U.S. 41 Road, Bonita Springs.
Coconut Point
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Thursday at Coconut Point, 23106 Fashion Drive, Estero. Organic and fresh products including produce, jams, herbs, spices, soaps, lotions and more in an open-air setting. Information: (239) 992-9966 or www.simon.com.
Downtown Fort Myers
7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays at Centennial Park, 2000 W. First Street, Fort Myers. Information: (239) 321-7100.
Farm Fresh Market
7:30 a.m. to noon Saturdays at the Promenade, 26851 South Bay Drive, Bonita Springs. Hosted by the Bonita Springs Lion's Club.
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays at the Alliance for the Arts grounds, 10091 McGregor Blvd., Fort Myers. Information: (239) 939-2787.
Films for Film Lovers "Four Days in September"
7 p.m. Monday, June 10 at the Promenade at Bonita Bay, 26821 S. Bay Drive, Bonita Springs. In "Four Days in September," Fernando, a journalist, and his friend César join terrorist group MR8 in order to fight Brazilian dictatorial regime during the late 60s. Refreshments are available. Cost: $8. Information: (239) 495-8989 or www.artcenterbonita.org.
Films for Film Lovers "The Wave"
7 p.m. Monday, June 24 at the Promenade at Bonita Bay, 26821 S. Bay Drive, Bonita Springs. In "The Wave," a high school teacher's unusual experiment to demonstrate to his students what life is like under a dictatorship spins horribly out of control when he forms a social unit with a life of its own. Refreshments are available. Cost: $8. Information: (239) 495-8989 or www.artcenterbonita.org.
HEALTH/ Fitness
Adult karate class
6 to 7 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, 26740 Pine Ave., Bonita Springs. Karate is a great workout for all ages. Cost: $45 for eight weeks. Information: (239) 992-2556 or www.bonitaspringsreacreation.org.
Aphasia support group
3 to 4:30 p.m. first and third Thursdays of every month during season at North Naples Methodist Church, 6000 Goodlette-Frank Road, Naples. Information: (239) 436-6712.
Blood donations — Bonita Springs
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays at the Community Blood Center located in Sunshine Plaza, 9170 Bonita Beach Road, Bonita Springs. Donors must weigh at least 110 pounds, should eat prior to giving blood and be well hydrated and can safely give blood every 56 days. Minimum age is 16 with parent present, no upper age maximum. Donations will remain within the community to benefit local patients in need. Information: (239) 495-1138 or www.givebloodcbc.org.
Baby boot camp
9 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in Playland at Miromar Outlets, 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero. A certified fitness professional offers exercise classes for pregnant, post-natal and ultra fit moms. Information: www.miromaroutlets.com.
Children's karate class
5 to 6 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, 26740 Pine Ave., Bonita Springs. Karate is a great workout for all ages. Cost: $45 for eight weeks. Information: (239) 992-2556 or www.bonitaspringsreacreation.org.
Free caregiver support group- Bonita Springs
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every fourth Wednesday at Joanne's House at Hope Hospice, 27200 Imperial Pkwy., Bonita Springs. Explore ways of coping with many of the emotional and physical issues that accompany the role of caregiver. Information: (239) 444-4148.
Free caregiver support group- Fort Myers
9 to 11 a.m. every fourth Thursday at Hope Hospice, 9470 HealthPark Circle, Fort Myers. Explore ways of coping with many of the emotional and physical issues that accompany the role of caregiver. Information: (239) 482-4673.
Health Plus Lecture
5:30 to 7:30 p.m. May 15 at IBERIABANK, 1905 Pine Ridge Road in Naples. IBERIABANK Corporation, and Physicians Regional Healthcare System will be hosting a free lecture featuring Shemin Saferali, M.D. Dr. Saferali will discuss lifestyle changes that can be made to reduce some cancer causing risks. This free lecture is open to the public, however, seating is limited. Information: (239) 403-5170.
Karna fitness camp
6:30 a.m. every Tuesday and Thursday at at Miromar Outlets Playland, 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero. A 60 minute fitness class offered by a certified fitness professional and designed specifically for women. This workout incorporates cardiovascular intervals, strength training, and lots of abs. Information: (239) 948-3766 or www.miromaroutlets.com
Laughter Yoga
8 to 9 a.m. Fridays at Lynn Hall Park, 950 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Information: www.laughterypgawithmegscott.com.
Meditation class
1:30to 3:30 p.m. Friday, May 24 at Crexent Center in Bonita Springs. Rosemary Uzzi, certified yoga instructor and personal trainer, will be conducting an integrated mindful meditation and yoga class. Information: Michele at (239) 985-4098 or email email@example.com.
Tai Chi class
10 to 11 a.m. Thursdays at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, 26740 Pine Ave., Bonita Springs. Tai Chi is sometimes described as "meditation in motion" because it promotes serenity through gentle movements connecting the mind and body. Cost: $40 for four weeks. Information: (239) 992-2556 or www.bonitaspringsreacreation.org.
Tennis lessons
9 to 10 a.m. Tuesdays at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, 26740 Pine Ave., Bonita Springs. Bob Anastasio, a United States Professional Tennis Association certified instructor, will teach backhand, serving, and basic tennis techniques in small classes; early registration is recommended. Cost: $50 for five weeks. Information: (239) 992-2556 or www.bonitaspringsreacreation.org.
Vinyasa yoga classes
10 to 11 a.m. Tuesdays at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, 26740 Pine Ave., Bonita Springs. Registration and payment is made at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center and summer classes are held at Community Hall. Vinyasa Yoga helps to restore your body, calm your mind and free your spirit. Cost: $28 for four weeks. Information: (239) 992-2556 or www.bonitaspringsrecreation.org.
Zumba class
8 to 9 a.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Bonita Springs Recreation Center, 26740 Pine Ave., Bonita Springs. Zumba combines high energy and motivating music with unique moves and combinations that allow participants to dance away their worries and burn 500-700 calories. Comfortable clothing and gym shoes are recommended. Cost: $48 for four weeks. Information: (239) 992-2556 or www.bonitaspringsreacreation.org.
Dad's Day Out
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 15 at The Village on Venetian Bay, 4200 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples. Join us as we celebrate dad. Events will include live entertainment, complimentary photos and more. Information: (239) 261-6100.
Fourth of July Celebration
4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, July 4 at The Village on Venetian Bay, 4200 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples. Join us for live entertainment on both sides of The Village and great waterfront shopping and dining all evening. Information: (239) 261-6100.
SummerJazz on the Gulf
7 to 10 p.m. June 15 at The Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club. The 28th annual "SummerJazz on the Gulf" concert series will kick-off with a free concert by The Alan Darcy Group. The fun, free concert series, a popular tradition for many Floridians, combines a diverse selection of Jazz entertainers with picturesque Gulf views, beautiful sunsets, refreshing breezes, and a relaxing atmosphere. Information: (239) 261-2222.
The Mangrove Gathering Eco Café
7:30 to 10 p.m. June 15 at the Eco Living Center at Rutenberg Park, 6490 South Pointe Blvd., Fort Myers. Live music from Annie Wenz. Free admission. Bring a reusable mug for free refreshments and a dessert/snack to share with the community "potlatch." Information: (239) 432-2163 or email@example.com.
Gulf Coast Symphony
2 p.m. Thursday, June 22 at Barbara B. Mann, 8099 College Parkway, Fort Myers. Information: (239) 481-4849 or www.bbmannpah.com.
Lovers Key State Park
8700 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach. Information: (239) 463-4588 or visit www.floridastateparks.org/loverskey.
The two mile long beach is accessible by boardwalk or tram and is popular for shelling, swimming and sunbathing. Black Island has more than five miles of multi-use trails for hiking and bicycling. Anglers and boaters can launch their vessels from the park's boat ramp. The park's concession offers kayak tours, as well as bicycle, canoe and kayak rentals. Programs are included in park admission fees of: $4 for vehicles with one individual; $8 for vehicles with two to eight individuals; $2 per pedestrian or cyclist.
-Beach Walk and Estuary Tour: 10 a.m. June 4. Take a leisurely one-mile walk over the estuary and along the beach with a park naturalist. Find out what washes ashore on the beach during the night and learn about coastal wildlife.
-Lovers Key Fishing Clinic: 10 a.m. June 4. Join park naturalists to learn a variety of tackle and fresh bait rigs, find out the best places to drop a line, and learn about the rules and regulations that pertain to game fishing in Southwest Florida.
-The Sea Turtles of Lovers Key Talk: 10 a.m. June 4. Join a park ranger to learn about the fascinating life of the marine turtles that visit Lovers Key each summer. Learn about their life and nesting behavior.
-Lovers Key Wading Trip: 10 a.m. June 13. Join a park naturalist to learn about the marine species that make the estuary and barrier island environments unique, and explore sea grass flats. Seahorses, shrimp, young fish, and egg casings of all sorts inhabit the grasses, which attract larger fish, mollusks and crustaceans, and manatees, dolphins and rays. Guests will get wet as they venture into the estuary. The Estuary Wading Trip is sponsored by the Charlotte Harbor National Estuary Program (CHNEP).
-Beginning Birding: 10 a.m. June 14 & June 27. Explore the prime birding areas of Lovers Key State Park with a park naturalist. Learn how to identify the birds you see and where to go in the park for great birding. A limited number of binoculars will be provided.
- Shoreline Exploration Talk: 10 a.m. June 20. Join a park naturalist for an intriguing and interesting talk about the treasures that wash up along the shore of Lovers Key State Park. Learn about seashells, crustaceans, starfish and other creatures that can be found on our shore.
Koreshan State Historic Site
3800 Corkscrew Road, Estero. Information: (239) 992-0311.
Park entrance fee: $2 for walk or bike in; $4 for single occupant vehicle; $5 for two to eight occupants vehicle; $2 each additional person over eight per vehicle.
Beach Combing Program
9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Delnor-Wiggins Pass State Park, 11135 Gulfshore Drive, Naples. Join a Master Naturalist for a walk discovering beach treasures. Learn about sea shells, sea creatures and tidal movement. This is a great interactive event. Call for reservations at (239) 597-6196 and if you need assistance to enable your participation.
Summer Camps/Activities
Summer Arts Camp
8 a.m. June 3 at Alliance for the Arts in Fort Myers. This award-winning camp offers eight themed weeks that engage 1st through 6th graders in the visual and performing arts in a fun and interactive environment. Multi-week discounts are available. Early drop off is available at 8 a.m., and late pick up until 5 p.m. Space is limited. Register your child online now or call (239) 939-2787 for more information.
Summer Tennis Camp
10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday June 3-24 and July 8-22 at the Miromar Lakes Beach & Golf Club. The golf club is offering a summer tennis camp for players of all levels, ages 7 through 16. Instruction will be provided by USPTA Professional Frank Carleton and his staff. The cost is $40 per day, including lunch. To register, contact the Miromar Lakes Tennis Club at (239) 908-2393.
Summer Music Camp
9 a.m. to noon June 10-14 at First Presbyterian Church, Bonita Springs. Students entering kindergarten or first grade in the fall are invited to attend the 5th annual Summer Music Camp hosted by First Academy of Music the week of June 10. Activities will include music instruction, chapel time, creative crafts, playground fun and snacks. Cost for the week is $100; enrollment is limited. Information: (239) 992-3410.
Build-a-boat with CCSO
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 11-15 Immokalee - I-Tech. The build-a-boat program is sponsored by the CCSO and provides an opportunity for high school students to stay active, earn their boaters safety certificate and have fun. Lunch is provided to all participants. Information: contact Youth Relations Bureau at (239) 793-9260.
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Hey everybody. This'll be my first "real" brew after doing a few Mr. Beers. I decided I'd like to get into brewing a little more, so I ordered this Starter Kit:http://www.brockshomebrew.com/cgi/co...action&key=222
with the optional glass carboy.
Could you guys recommend to me a good 10 gallon stockpot (for a 5-gallon batch) that's relatively low-priced? I've heard some people say they aren't crazy about aluminum, so preferably stainless steel (or whatever you all think is good). I'd like to keep it under $100, if possible. Also, i just have a glass stove top, so should i use a propane burner instead?
Thanks a lot.
Farmhousebrewingsupply.com sells a 10gal stainless no frills pot with markings for 69 bucks. Pick up some bulk hops while you are ordering. If you want it outfitted check out spike brewing. Good luck
honestly I really like my aluminum pot and drilling it to mount spigots was easy. you probably will want to use a propane burner rather than an electric stove. only catch with aluminum pots is you should fill it and boil water in it for an hour to create an oxide layer on the pot kinda like seasoning a paella pan. after that you should be good to go. no issues with mine through my first couple of brews
Ditto on the AL pot - I got mine for next to nothing on eBay with a lid. Look for NSF markings on it and do boil with H2O first. Little known fact is AL conducts heat much better than SS, and it's so easy drilling to add accessories...
Would it be crazy to just get a big Turkey fryer? Sometimes those go for like $50 including a burner.
If you have an Academy Sports nearby you can find a 42 quart Aluminum pot with strainer basket for $50 bucks. They also have a square propane burner that this would fit on nicely for another $30 bucks. I got the pot today and actually could get a good rolling boil on my glass stovetop. The downside it only took 1.5 hours to reach said rolling boil. So a propane burner is necessary IMO.


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Study Finds Instant Messaging Helps Productivity
Researchers at Ohio State University and the University of California, Irvine conducted a telephone study by randomly surveying individuals employed full-time who use computers in an office environment at least five hours per week. They netted 912 respondents, of which 29.8 percent claimed to use IM in the workplace "to keep connected with coworkers and clients." Interestingly, the demographics of the IM users were essentially identical to that of the non-IM users in the study, with a mean age of 43.7 years old and 53.2 percent female. Neither occupation, education, gender, nor age seem to have an impact on whether an individual is an IM user or not. This should throw out a few more generally accepted beliefs that IM users are predominately tech-savvy young men.
The study theorizes that using IM enables individuals to "flag their availability." Doing so can limit when IM interruptions occur. Even if an IM interruption comes when it is not necessarily convenient to the recipient, it is "often socially acceptable" to ignore an incoming message or respond with a terse reply stating that the recipient is too busy at the moment to properly respond. Also, new "patterns of communication" develop around IM:
"IM provides a means of obtaining task relevant information rapidly and with minimal disruption, allowing a worker to ask clarifying questions without the expectation of engaging in a longer conversation. Alternatively, it can be used to participate in a sustained form of low-intensity collaboration... Setting up a line of communication via IM is as easy as making a phone call, and the line can be kept open indefinitely, allowing participants to query one another infrequently on an as-needed basis and with the expectation that a response will be forthcoming at the next convenient opportunity."
The study goes on to show that using IM does not increase the amount of time an individual communicates, in place of using e-mail, telephone, or face-to-face conversations:
"There is no significant difference in the overall levels of work communication between IM users and non-users in terms of either the time spent in communication... or in the amount of information exchanged with colleagues... In other words, workers' communication levels are unrelated to their use of IM, and there is certainly no evidence that IM use increases the overall amount of communication time. This might provide a partial explanation for why IM is not associated with an increase in interruption."
As to why the perception persists that IM disrupts productivity, the study posits that IM users are more likely to use IM for personal communications. Increased non-work related communications could easily be construed as harming productivity. However, the researchers found that personal-based IM communications have the same benefits as work related IM communications in that they can be short and responses can be delayed or even ignored.
Hopefully, employers who view IM communications with suspicion or disdain will see the potential benefits that the communications medium can bring. While many work environments have come to embrace IM communications, it is often viewed as a necessary evil. Perhaps this study will show those employers that this power can be used for good as well.
|I think someone running this "study" has a keen sense of the obvious! Hmm... let's see. Time it takes to call someone, hmm.. that's longer... time it takes to write and send email then receive a response, that's longer... IM - immediate direct response without even picking up a phone. WOW! Hello? I think some researcher need to justify his existance with this one.
When I worked for a software engineering firm a few years back, we used MSN Messenger. It was a small company of about 25 people, all under the age of 40 and very tech savvy.
I can honestly say that using the IM client in lieu of pointless meetings and the running back and forth really saved us all tons of wasted time and really improved productivity. Contrary to what some might think, no one abused it and chatted all day long.
It's always intrigued me at how the most strict companies with anal retentive policies tend to kill morale and sink worker productivity whereas all the companies that I've worked for which treated it's employees with respect and dignity, got more than their money's worth out of every employee.
|I think that instant messaging can increase productivity. Especially if you have employees in different offices. It is much easier to carry on a conversation containing simple tasks, ideas, etc. via instant messaging than having to call a person every time you need to say something.


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I dunno is this is such a good idea...
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I would guess (didn't watch the video either) the viruses actually need the tumor to live.
So, then after all clinical trials are done and succesful, a cured Man could safely claim he carries Trojans on him prior to jumping in bed with someone. (Bad! Bad! I know! Overtired).
I didnt watch the video, but my first thought after reading this was what about the Viruses inside, would there eventually be an antidote for those, or would they simply be a good agent for any future cancer infections? Or would the cells naturally die anyway after a while?
If they lasted a long time and proved to be successful in human trials against many cancer types, I could almost see it becoming a vaccine.
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I know that and I was on the edge of editing my post, but then I already had something else to do and I couldn't be bothered anymore
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However, the sale of Glen Park Elementary School, 3500 S. Glen Park Road, will need approval from the electorate. A special meeting of the electorate has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Monday, May 12, in the New Berlin West Idea Center, 18695 W. Cleveland Ave., to vote on the sale.
The sale of the former Little Grove Elementary property, 3800 S. Racine Ave., already has electorate approval.
Heritage Christian Schools has offered $1,750,000 for the Glen Park property. The board accepted the offer subject to approval by the electorate. Glen Park closed at the end of the 2011-12 school year because the School Board felt the district had excess capacity at the elementary school level and to save money.
The board accepted an offer of $195,000 from Krish Narayanan for the Little Grove property.
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PEMBROKE — There were points when the Purnell Swett basketball team seemingly had a comfortable lead on Thursday.
PEMBROKE — After eight seasons under Mark Heil, the Purnell Swett football team will be looking for a new coach.
PEMBROKE — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke mens basketball team took the lead for good on Quamain Rose's 3-pointer with 39 seconds left and forced a pair of turnovers down the stretch to key a 76-72 victory over visiting...
2014 Robeson County ShootoutGirls bracketFirst round, WednesdayDillon 73, Richmond 25South Robeson 48, Fairmont 23Lumberton 59, St. Pauls 16
Boys bracketFirst round, WednesdayRichmond 74, Dillon 69Fairmont 86, South Robeson 46Lumberton 80, St. Pauls 60Red Springs 64, Purnell Swett 58
Offensive Player of the Year: Terrin Manning (Whiteville)Defensive Player of the Year: Andrew Powell (Whiteville)
FAIRMONT — The Fairmont football team led the way for Robeson County in the Three Rivers Conference this season, finishing the season second among 2A schools and third in the final standings.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke senior Sam Miles was one of 11 Peach Belt Conference soccer players named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Southeast Region squad.
PEMBROKE — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke men's basketball team shot better than 50 percent from the field and used a key second-half run to upset ninth-ranked Mount Olive, 86-74, on Monday evening in the English E. Jones...
RED SPRINGS — The Red Springs boys basketball team put up another big defensive effort against South Columbus Monday night, holding the Mustangs to only 13 first-half points on the way to a 64-34 win.
RALEIGH — Justin Gordon's last-second shot counted for Wofford. Trevor Lacey's didn't for North Carolina State.
CHARLOTTE — Greg Olsen has a date with his television set Monday night.
LUMBERTON — If there is one trend among the girls basketball teams entering the Robeson County Shootout this season, it is youth.
LUMBERTON — During the last two seasons, Lumberton basketball coach Mackie Register noticed the impact that his scheduling had on his team's performance during the annual Robeson County Shootout tournament.
LUMBERTON — Lumberton wrestling coach Jamie Bell wasn't upset about his team's third-place finish at the Pirate Invitational dual tournament the team hosted on Saturday. In fact, he felt it was a big step for his team in learning to...
ST. PAULS — The Fairmont boys basketball team struggled to get started at the beginning of each half in Friday's conference-opening 76-67 win against St. Pauls, but once the Golden Tornadoes started sinking shots, they were hard to...
RED SPRINGS — With five minutes left in the third quarter, the Red Springs girls basketball team was in control.
ORLANDO — Pardon Ndhlovu, a four-time all-American in cross country and track and field for The University of North Carolina at Pembroke from 2009 until 2013, posted a time of 1:07.02 to win the Orlando Utilities Commission Orlando Half Marathon...
LUMBERTON — When the Carolina Gladiators announced their move from the Tobacco Road Basketball League to the East Coast Basketball League a few months ago, Garrett Locklear saw an opportunity.
LUMBERTON — The Robeson County Shootout basketball tournament is less than a week away and from what county athletic director Jason Suggs has seen, the field is wide open.
LUMBERTON — Entering the season, Lumberton girls basketball coach Danny Graham knew that his team's two games with South View would be among toughest tests his girls would face in the non-conference schedule.
RED SPRINGS — Prior to the season's start, the coaches within the Three Rivers Conference picked the Red Springs boys basketball team to finish behind Whiteville.
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LUMBERTON — For the second season in a row, a player for the Lumberton boys soccer team is among the state's elite.
GRAPEVINE, Texas — The first College Football Playoff expanded the national championship race, made the regular season even more intriguing and produced a final four with major star power.
CHAPEL HILL (AP) — Brice Johnson was so good on Sunday that he earned his usual name.Johnson had 19 points and a career-high 17 rebounds to lead No. 12 North Carolina to a 108-64 victory over East Carolina.
NEW ORLEANS — Cam Newton got the Saints all out of sorts with his arm, his legs and his mouth.The quarterback's dynamic performance also helped preserved the Carolina Panthers' playoff hopes.
LAURINBURG — Jaylend Ratliffe was born to compete.
GREENWOOD, S.C. — Lander shot nearly 50 percent from the field and used a 13-0 run to bridge the first and second halves and pull away for good as the Bearcats stayed unbeaten with a 99-84 victory over The University of North Carolina at...
Lumberton wrestling gets 2nd-place finishSHALLOTTE — The Lumberton wrestling team had a second-place finish on Saturday at the Caleb Hawkins round robin tournament at West Brunswick.
Friday's scores:BoysLumberton 76, Fairmont 71West Bladen 56, St. Pauls 37Pine Forest 68, Purnell Swett 58
BLADENBORO — The St. Pauls girls basketball team had its chance to beat West Bladen on Friday night.
NEWBERRY, S.C. — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke senior L.J. Stroman was rewarded for his standout season of defensive special teams work, earning Daktronics All-Super Region 2 honors for the second year in a row.
LUMBERTON — At this point in the year, Lumberton football coach Mike Setzer has little problem reciting Josh Sheridan's stats from memory.
RED SPRINGS — After struggling in the first two games of the season, the Red Springs boys basketball team like it needed a big win.
FAYETTEVILLE — Despite trailing for most of the last five minutes, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke mens basketball team got hot in overtime to beat Fayetteville State 95-88 and complete a season sweep the...
HARTSVILLE, S.C. — Despite out-rebounding Coker by eight, the UNCP women's basketball team fell 61-58 in another close loss on Wednesday as the Cobras used 33 points from bench players to get the regional...
St. Pauls wins two duals at South Johnston
ELIZABETHTOWN — Free throws matter, just ask the St. Pauls boys basketball team.
FAIRMONT — After graduating seven seniors, there was little doubt that the Fairmont basketball team would have a new look this year. Even then, the most notable change is arguably on the sideline.
PEMBROKE — The University of North Carolina at Pembroke mens basketball team dug out of an early hole with a 17-5 run to end the first half Monday and then shot nearly 44 percent in the second half en route to a 79-69 victory over...
LUMBERTON — Posed the question of what the upcoming season holds, the Lumberton girls basketball team is all on the same page.
ROWLAND — The South Robeson boys basketball team didn't know when to quit.
DURHAM — Mike Krzyzewski inched closer to the latest milestone of his Hall of Fame career by beating the program that helped shape him into Coach K.
MINNEAPOLIS — The defending NFC South champion Carolina Panthers looked like contenders in name only.The Minnesota Vikings quickly swatted them aside.
FAIRMONT — Throughout her high school career, Fairmont senior Lindsey Barfield developed a love of tennis.
PEMBROKE — To say the Purnell Swett boys basketball team struggled last season may be an understatement.
ROWLAND — The South Robeson boys basketball team entered its season with plenty to think about.
NEW ORLEANS – Junior Tim Sigmon was the lone runner from The University of North Carolina at Pembroke mens cross country team to garner a spot on the 2014 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Region team following a 19th...
RED SPRINGS — The Red Springs boys basketball team isn't selling itself short this season.
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Andrew Luck
Cowboys hoping to hear Andrew Luck's praises
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Scouting Andrew Luck
sports next and when Andrew Luck with come Stratford ..... was a big time quarterback you've now ..... looking to make football decision you ..... first full year at Stanford and he was just ..... when he's at Stanford . But it also represented ..... turning point for Stanford in the five yearsI'm Scott Kennedy director of scouting for fox sports next and when Andrew Luck with come Stratford high school in Houston Texas he wasn't exactly a sleeper type of prospect. Six foot three and 200 plus pounds with a force of forty. He had a huge arm accurate arm he threw for 6670%. Completion rate and not just out in front I've also throwing downs field. Making a high risk roads and still complete them on this -- so. He was a big time quarterback -- you've -- now. But it wasn't just the physical ability that made him so specialists coast rave about work ethic is characters that the valedictorian. When -- Stratford high school and and from the beginning the very first interview we ever did with Andruw when he was coming out. He said he wasn't just looking to make -- football decision you're looking to make an academic decision. The class of 2008 going through 2007 now is Jim Harbaugh its first full year at Stanford and he was just beginning to give teams or if players like look. An opportunity and a reason to look at the cardinal to go play not only at a big time academic institution but the play big time football . In that class and sign guys like like look. Chase Thomas David Castro Jonathan Martin Christmas to all future NFL guys are really formed the core of his success when he's at Stanford . But it also represented a turning point for Stanford in the five years prior to that class Stanford on 144. And five star players. In the five years after that class. They signed 364. And five star players if not a surprise anymore to -- Stanford atop of the recruiting rankings and see them in the top five them. Some of the nation's best players. But back to look at the prospect I think one of the things that we may be the most underrated about him was his athleticism. I don't think anybody really knew how well he could actually run because -- -- had to. He could get away with just throwing the ball either Stafford got to adopt the one and a great running game at Stanford so he didn't happen actually on the ball. But when he got to -- NFL hotline and you lines of the 2012
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May 17: Daily Headlines Video
May 17, 2012
Join us as we observe and report today's stories from Longboat Key, East County, Sarasota and Siesta Key.
Restaurant rumors spark parking concerns
May 17, 2012
Total Tennis and Anna's Deli will vacate their locations this year. And rumors of a restaurant eyeing one location could mean more parking problems are ahead.
Key celebrates lively season
May 17, 2012
Siesta Key businesses cashed in on a record-setting tourist season with the help of Europeans, the economy and the No. 1 beach ranking.
Suncoast Charities seeks donor support
May 17, 2012
The Suncoast Charities for Children wants the public to be aware that its organization funds the boat races and fireworks that occur on the bayfront every Fourth of July.
Pardon our dust: Key construction is back
May 17, 2012
As tourists leave Siesta Key for their permanent homes, island residents are seeing what the recession effectively blurred: new construction.
FULL STORY: School Board squashes ad talks
May 17, 2012
The fiscal health of the Sarasota County schools and the physical health of school employees dominated discussions at the School Board work session.
Village vandalism highlights problems
May 17, 2012
A report of vandalism to the concrete wall separating Terrace East and Ocean Boulevard has some residents worried about vengeance sought over noise complaints.
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May 16, 2012
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May 16, 2012
A small budget and employee health were among the topics covered by the Sarasota County School Board during their monthly workshop on May 15.
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May 16, 2012
Out-of-Door Academy student Joshua Simon this summer will head to the Captiol for an educational summit with the National Rifle Association.
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Lobi Store Idea
I was wondering if I'm the only person that would like to see ship materials such as the "Aeon Timeship" material or Something like Silver or Gold material added to the lobi/Zstore?
Especially the aeon material, because man that stuff is smexy :D
Personally, I'd rather see that, and everything else from the lobi store, in the C (Z)-store.
Lobi is a catastrophic bore in my opinion.
You're definetly not the only one.
I'm another.
However, the hope that items will go directly to the Zen store comes from my despise of the lottery system in this game. How many Star Trek episodes you've seen and books/comics you've read where some kind of lottery is played? You tell me.
If this game didn't have those boxes all over the place, I'd probably go for LTS instantly. Dunno what the next season brings, if I get to see more boxes than everything else, I'll probably move away from this rediculousity and give the money elsewhere.
Yeah I too would prefer a Zen store option.
I understand certain materials wouldn't be available, IE the Type 6, 900-Day Veteran, and Fleet ship materials. But I could definitely see that old Type 5 material and Aeon type style materials in the Z-store. Maybe even that gold material we were teased with awhile back.:D
But yeah, I'd prefer Z-store to L-store. You end up spending far more than the item is worth trying to save up for the L-store (which I suppose is the point)...
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Jobs Watch: Here's to green shoots
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Maybe it's just the crazy El Nino weather patterns, but I swear I've been noticing some green shoots popping up through the mud in Oregon.
A year ago at this time I was researching a story about Oregon's underground economy, and the conclusions I was drawing were downright bleak. The job market wasn't just down, it was dead. I remember tracking Craigslist Portland for a week and estimating that scams and under-the-table services outnumbered legitimate jobs by about 10 to 1.
That's no longer the case. The ratio is still bad, Craigslist being Craigslist, but job postings have improved from about 200 per day to about 250 per day. And far fewer of them strike me as scams. Metal fabrication operator, therapist and automotive title clerk are the top three entries I see as I browse through right now. These are real jobs with real businesses that are hiring.
* Even Bend is seeing some signs of life after the mother of boom-bust cycles. Central Oregon real estate sales are up 125% year over year.
Ben Jacklet is the Managing Editor of Oregon Business.
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Back in 2007, actress and talk-show hostess Ricki Lake produced the critically acclaimed documentary The Business of Being Born, which featured her delivering her now 10-year-old son at home in a water-filled tub. She followed it up with the 2009 book Your Best Birth, which combined personal birth stories with practical information about having a baby, whether at home or in a hospital, vaginally or via C-section. Even though the 42-year-old mom of two is busy working on a memoir and a new TV talk show, (both slated for 2012), she's taking time to return to the subject she feels most passionate about, giving birth, with the four-part series More Business of Being Born, out on DVD November 8 but available to stream online beginning in August.
Directed by Abby Epstein, who's collaborated with Lake on all of these babies, the direct-to-DVD docs contain poignant and intimate interviews with midwives, OB/GYNs, doulas and celebrity moms like singer Alanis Morissette, model Gisele Bundchen and actress Molly Ringwald. Since the series is still being filmed, even new mama Pink is hoping to share her harrowing tale of her two-day breech labor and necessary C-section.
iVillage chatted with Lake about her literal labor of love.
Since you already released a documentary and a book about this subject, why did you feel the need to revisit it again?
We marketed the first film in a very grassroots sort of way. We traveled around the country and did lots of Q&A sessions and people asked so many questions that weren't addressed in the film. We didn't get a chance to talk about simple things like what's the difference between a doula and a midwife, or the possibility of VBAC (vaginal birth after a cesarean). With this series, we were much more in depth. The Business of Being Born had a whole narrative with my home birth and Abby's emergency C-section. This series is very different. It's more of an educational tool.
What do the different installments cover?
The first one is about [author and activist midwife] Ina May Gaskin's The Farm Midwifery Center. The second part has all the high-profile mothers we've interviewed. Gisele [Bundchen] talks about her water home birth. The C-section rate in Brazil is very high, so she is totally going against the grain. She was incredibly articulate and beyond gorgeous. We filmed Alanis Morissette twice: Before she had her baby and after. Molly [Ringwald]'s story is incredible. She had a twin delivery at an advanced age and the second was a footling breech vaginal delivery, which is almost unheard of today because doctors aren't taught to do that. They go usually right to the C-section. Christy Turlington had a difficult, drug-free hospital birth and was inspired to make her own documentary [No Woman, No Cry] about infant mortality. And I think we're going to interview Pink. Of course she's a busy new mom but we're trying to work it out. The third installment is about choices like birth centers, doulas and C-sections. And the last one is about VBAC. It's so complicated. There are hundreds of hospitals around the country that won't even allow it.
At first glance it might seem like you advocate home births for all women. But that's not really the case, is it?
Absolutely not. I want to be clear: I am promoting choice, not home birth. It's about mothers feeling comfortable and safe, and making informed choices. Having a water birth at home was my decision. I remember my baby was crowning and my midwife said, 'If you want to do it, you better get in that tub right now!" I leapt like a 200-pound gazelle because I really wanted that experience. But it's not for everyone.
What do you say to women who choose to have scheduled C-sections to protect their "vaginal integrity"?
It's a joke! I didn't tear with either of my children and they were both over 8 pounds. In fact, my midwife came back to my apartment the next day and she looked down there and said that it didn't even look like I'd had a baby. My body recovered so quickly. That's what happens when you're not given a drug that numbs you from the waist down. You can feel what you're doing. That said, I don't judge any woman for making the choice that she makes. But I think major abdominal surgery should be a last resort.
You raised money for this new series on Kickstarter. How did that go?
Great! Basically everyone worked on the second film for free. We don't do these for the money: I'm still $200,000 in the hole from the first film! Since I couldn't fulfill my dream of going to school to become a midwife, this is how I help get information to the public. We had different pledge levels. For $5 you could stream the series and for $60 you'd get it on DVD. We had one level that was a joke: We said that for $10,000, I would come to your town and host a baby shower. Well guess what? Dr. Glen Elrod, an OB/GYN in Wasilla, Alaska paid for me to host a shower for his wife, who happens to be a midwife, who's pregnant with their third child. I've already booked my plane tickets and we'll screen More Business of Being Born. Dr. Elrod is a real hero. He supports home births in his community.
You've publicly gushed about how in love you are with your "normal guy" boyfriend, Christian Evans. Have you considered having a child together?
I thought about it. When you fall in love it's something you talk about. The idea of having a lovechild with him is amazing, and I loved being pregnant and giving birth, but raising children is so hard, and it gets harder and harder as you go along. Teenagers are so tough—and I have a good one! [Christian] has a child as well. So we're okay; we have our brood and we're really happy to enjoy this next phase of our lives.


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[Verse: Will.I.Am]
Fly kicks, fly wear, fly gear, fly chair
Fly swag, fly bag, fly niggas that's in fly shit
Your chick, she know, for real, she know
Can't tell motherfucker, I'm gold, icy, stay cold
This car right here I made, I made
I am, I am, I stay paid
You ain't know? Now you do, motherfucker like me stay cool
Igloo, igloo, igloo, cool
Big willy, stay chilly, my money so funny is silly
Look at you, look at me, look at these, nigga please
What's this in my pocket? This knot is a lot
Big dollar, big dollar, paper guap
[Hook: Will.I.Am]
What's that? Oh, this? Freshy, freshy
Freshy, freshy, yep
What's that? Oh, this? This here? Freshy
Freshy, come and look at this, nigger only here with
[Verse: Juicy J]
High price my cloth, overprice my hoes
New hoes, no fisc, make account, lot of chips
Get brain, your bitch, she loves swallowing kids
Going broke ain't an option, if I want it I'mma have it
Hundred K, that's nothing, everybody talking money
Talking chips, that's done, start the car, push button
Get trippy, pop pills, white girls, snow cold
I do it for the cash, for the drugs, not a ho
Nigga safe when I swear past, get a bad bitch with a burkon bag
With a drug habbit, just roll the hash, in the strip club throwing cash
In here trapped out, money machine go beep
In here racked out, counting bands off in my sleep
[Verse: Will.I.Am]
Hot wheels be hot, may what? Maybach
Bu what? Bugatti, masa who? Maserati
My chick got body, it shakes like jelly
Big titties, big booty, no belly, big tities, big booty, no belly
My swag, my style, supreme, dope
So slick, so fresh, so clean, soap
My boat, my plane, no no cocaine
Uh-uh, don't sniff, that nigga right there is different
My brain, I'm smart, this nigga right here gon' start
Big bands, big bands, gonna do it big like roll this
Mickey, Mickey, Mickey Mouse
Motherfucker got a big ol' house, no niggas sleeping on my couch
[Bridge: Will.I.Am]
What's that? Oh, this? Freshy, freshy
Lambo, Lambo, Lamborgini
What's that? Oh, this? Fly shit, fly shit
Gucci, Gucci, Gucci, Louis
[Verse: Will.I.Am]
Vuitton, Christian, Louboutin, red bottom
All colors, all types I got 'em, I study, I bought them
I rock, I wear, that shit you want
Yves Saint, Yves Saint, Yves Saint Laurent
Your style be old, played out baggy
My style new shit, way out swaying
Freshy, yep, expensive, yep
I'mma buy me a jumbo jet, lease it to the New York Jets
Balling, balling, balling big
Shot calling, shot calling, shot calling, yeah
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Marine, 65, arrested for not going to Vietnam
Pvt. Jerry Texiero, 65, was arrested in August in Tarpon Springs, Florida, and brought to Camp Lejeune on December 14, authorities said.
Texiero was charged December 21 with desertion, but no date had been set for preliminary hearings in military court, base spokeswoman Lt. Col Annita Best said.
If he's court-martialed and found guilty of desertion, he could be sentenced to up to three years in the brig at Camp Lejeune and get a dishonorable discharge.
Lawyers for Texiero said they planned to meet Wednesday with Texiero at the brig and then hold a news conference at a motel off the base.
Tod Ensign, an attorney with the advocacy group Citizen Soldier in New York, said Texiero left Camp Pendleton in 1965 because "he decided he wasn't going to be part of it and didn't go."
Texiero sold boats and classic cars in Florida and used the alias Gerome J. Conti. He was convicted in 1998 of fraud, and the Marines found him while matching fingerprints against names of deserters.
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After 31 years as a marriage counselor, Sharon Rivkin has seen all kinds of crazy things tank relationships. What wows her: One of the most common issues is also the easiest to fix. "Ninety percent of the failing couples I see have stopped asking 'How was your day?' every evening," says Rivkin. "Those words are actually as important as saying 'I love you,' because they help maintain the compassion a marriage needs to survive. You have to nurture your bond with that conversation daily, just like watering plants," she says. "When you stop asking, your partner begins to feel slighted, unimportant, or taken for granted, and that can quickly grow into a deep resentment." Make exchanging reports on your respective days a ritual, she suggests. "Carve out time and be ready to listen and really engage. If you're busy, say, 'I only have a minute, but I'd like to hear more later.'" Even if he's the one who stopped checking in first, seeing your renewed interest will make him more likely to reciprocate. So ask. It's that easy.
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Also known as winter depression, S.A.D. is a mood disorder whose sufferers experience normal mental health throughout most of the year, but experience depressive symptoms in the winters.


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