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Cane Spanking For Naughty Teen Girl
This naughty girl was just sitting on the couch doing some reading, when her caretaker walked in and reminded her that she had some otk spanking coming her way because of something bad she did earlier.
Watch this girl's bottom being spanked red as she goes over his knee and bends over for the cane.
Every time the cane strikes, she lets out a scream. This spanking video is taking it all the way.
The girl is made to stick out her hand and take a hard strapping on it. When her hands are all sore from the strapping, she gets to bend over for more cane spanking again.
Out of all the spanking videos that this spanking blog has, this is easily one of the more evil spanking punishments you will find.
Don't ever go easy on teen girls' bottoms. They're naughty and they deserve to get spanked!
I love the moment those knickers come off to reveal and already soundy thrashed bottom. This girl is in for some serious punishment. And she looks like she needs it.
If you're looking for some more hot action, by the way, why don't you go ahead and check out this here free spanking porn.
In the meantime, I'll just go ahead and have a good wank at this naughty girl getting her buttocks spanked like she deserves. Oh, sure… she looks innocent. But I think we all know one hell of a lot better than that.
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Spanking Punishment For Masturbating Teen Girl
This naughty teen girl couldn't control her urges. She's in her teens and her hormones are playing up and she simply can't control herself.
So… she starts masturbating right there on the chair, where anybody can just walk in on her. She doesn't seem to care.
She picked the wrong room for pleasuring herself, as the headmaster just walked in and is not too pleased about this girl spilling pussy juice on his beloved chair.
He takes down this girl's pants and her sexy thong panties come down as well. She gets a severe otk spanking on her full, round buttocks.
She feels the stinging pain of her spanking on her bum, but she hangs in there like a big girl!
Dirtiest spanking movie I ever saw!
(not really ofcourse, but the masturbation part was a nice touch)
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Bare Bottom Spanking For Naughty Brunette Teen
When this naughty teen was rummaging around in this old man's stuff, he was pretty pissed at her.
He remembered how they took care of naughty girls back the old day, and he's not afraid to use this time tested method of behavior correction again.
Without any hesitation, he lifts up this teen's skirt and starts spanking her naughty bottom.
Since the old man is feeling frisky and would like to feel the flesh of her bare buttocks, he uses this teen spanking as an excuse to take down her stockings.
Then he slaps her bum with his bare hand and has lots of fun putting this teen in her place!
Hand Strapping For Busty Young Teen
This teen thinks it's all laughs and games at the Girls Boarding School.
Boy is she wrong. And she's about to find out just how wrong!
Instead of giving her a teen spanking, she is going to get a hand strapping!
She has to hold out her hand and take the teacher's nasty strap to her palm.
It's hurting plenty and that no good smile of hers is quickly turning into a sad expression.
Nowhere on this spanking blog can you find a girl who gets just a hand strapping instead of an otk spanking.
She's getting off fairly easily in comparison to all the other girls at Girls Boarding School!
Somebody call a newspaper. This is a truly unique situation here.
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Humiliating OTK Spanking For Naughty Teen
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This teen has had a little bit too much to drink. And this woman has completely had it with this naughty teen!
In order to be set straight, she is taken over the knee where she is given a very strict otk spanking on the bare buttocks.
Her pussy lips are clearly visible between her legs. And that's how it's supposed to be with teen pussy lips! In plain view at all times!
She is given a strap spanking whilst sitting on all fours. What can this poor girl do but simply endure her punishment?
Her naughty bottom has deserved the treatment it is getting. She should be lucky that someone is looking after her!
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Young Teen Poses With Her Caned Bottom Facing The Wall
This lovely redheaded teen has just had a brutal cane spanking and now she is made to take on a pose facing the wall.
This spanking video shows her standing and sitting. It shows her with her hands on her head and with her hands holding the very cane that spanked her just five minutes earlier.
It must have been quite a humiliating spanking, judging by the look on this poor girl's face.
Oh well, it's for her own good.
She will probably realize that one day.
If not… too bad.
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Humiliating Buttocks Trashing For Young Teen
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Meet teen Paula. She's seen a lot of spanking videos in her life and she reads spanking blogs on the Internet the whole day!
She loves spanking so much, she's applying to become a spanking model. And this is her audition.
She asked for it… now she's going to get it.
She is made to undress, revealing her naked teen body right away. She feels exhibitionistic and a little bit humiliated as well.
She's going to go through with the whole thing, because it's turning her on! She is given an otk spanking and her bottom is smacked completely red.
She archs her back and sticks her bottom backwards for a belt spanking. Her perky teens breasts are out there, wiggling and jiggling with every spank to the buttocks.
At the end, she grabs her own cheeks and spreads them apart, giving the auditer a nice view of her swollen pussy lips and her cute little teen butt pucker.
I think she's trying to put a finger in there… naughty girl!
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Paddle Spanking For Misbehaving Schoolgirl's Bad Tushy
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This naughty schoolgirl reported to her teacher because she was screwing up in class.
The teacher decided that nothing less than a hard bare bottomed paddle spanking would help to set this girl straight.
She bent over the desk and braced herself for the spanking of the paddle. When the paddle landed on her buttocks, it wasn't so bad because she was still wearing her skirt…
But once the skirt came up, the true humiliating spanking began. It hurt her buttocks real bad every time the paddle struck her flesh.
The teacher shows absolutely no mercy in this spanking video. This is as real as spankings get!
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Caned Bottom Completely Welted At Girls Boarding School
This cute little redhead must have caused some serious trouble to deserve this humiliating spanking from Girls Boarding School teacher.
The spanking video shows her posing with her bottom, which has clearly visible dark red marks on it from the merciless cane spanking she has received only a few minutes earlier.
Don't you just love the sight of those cute white little girly knickers pulled down right beneath her spanked bottom?
I know I do!
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Molly From Girls Boarding School Gets Bare Bottomed Spanking
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Meet Molly, a new girl at the Girls Boarding School.
She was told to study and study hard so she could be a smart girl when she grew up.
Smart enough to do the housekeeping, anyway…
She wasn't doing her best and was underperforming when a teacher came in to check up on her.
He wastes no time and lifts up her skirt. Normally a strap spanking starts on the panties first. But Molly has been extra naughty, and she is having her panties pulled down right away!
She gets a spanking punishment on her bare bottom with the strap. It's slapping real hard onto her flesh and it makes her round bottom light up and it looks like two shiny apples.
Naughty Molly isn't liking this much and she tries to stop her humiliating spanking by holding out her hand backwards.
Better get used to this, Molly. This is how it's done at Girls Boarding School.
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《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book
A Documentary of Signature Works
Celebrating another collaboration in creativity and trend-setting design, Disney and CLOT return with brand new works, the 《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book! With Edison Chen, co-founder of CLOT, being chief editor for the first time and working hand in hand with Disney, the project will be published by Taiwanese Digital Lifestyle Magazine OVERDOPE.COM and magazine Classon 8/25 (Sat), available at all JUICE stores and major bookstores in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Edison Chen will also attend the only Book Signing Event in Asia, on 9/1 (Sat) at Mega City Mall, Banqiao, Taiwan.
《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book, chief edited by the man behind CLOT, Edison Chen himself, brings us into a unique world of art inspired by Disney. The publication fully documents previous CLOT projects in collaboration with top designers and artist around the world and their unique creations that interpret images of Disney characters with brand new perspectives.
The Retrospect Book proudly features collaborations between CLOT & Disney and 2 great artists, including DRx's Vintage Collection that boasts a collection of rare Disney collectables from the 1940s – 1980s. DRx's collection is a result of much searching and visiting markets and collectors around the world for collectables, which he then reworked and modified into brand new
creations. In collaboration with Japanese artist Madsaki, Disney's classic characters were translated with his acclaimed spatial awareness and illustrative concepts, bringing forth a strong
sense of street style and Madsaki's utmost respect for Disney.
Gathering world-renowned labels, including Medicom Toy、SSUR、PAM、84/74 lab、Bounty Hunter、 PHANTACi, CLOT & Disney also bring together their collection of limited edition crossover creations in this publication. For the first time, the full coverage of the last year's Travelling Mickey Charity Exhibition held in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan where 10 famous artists from China, US, Europe and Japan create all-new interpretations of Mickey Mouse utilizing a white character figurine, is in full review.
Besides its exclusive content, the Retrospect Book itself is a work of art. With continuous efforts in design and production by Edison Chen and his team, 《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book is the product of a full year of hard work. "Man Is In The Forest" traces back to the days when Disney's animated classic Bambi was in creation when it was used
as a code about Walt Disney's diligenceat the studio. CLOT & Disney used this quote as a starting point of the collaboration, paying respect to the famous founder. This collector's edition book can also be seen as the collective essence of CLOT and Disney's extended collaboration, dedicated as a token of appreciation to all loyal supporters.
Exclusive Gifts Sets To Compliment Retrospect Book
Celebrating the launch of 《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book, CLOT & Disney released several exclusive gift sets including a CLOT & Mickey signature tote bag and a series of Classic Tees, to be purchased with the Retrospect Book.
The collection will officially be on sale on 8/25 (Sat) in all JUICE stores and major bookstores including Eslite, Kingstone, Books.com.tw in Taiwan and Joint Publishing HK, Chung Hwa Book and Page One in Hong Kong.
CLOT & Disney Retrospect Exhibition
In addition, CLOT & Disney will hold an exhibition in Eslite Wuchang Store. From selected collaboration with top designers and artists to innovative vinyl toys CLOT & Disney created through out the years, will all be collected together to tell a classic story of CLOT & Disney.
CLOT & Disney Retrospect Exhibition will be held from 9/1(Sat) to 9/30(Sun) at Eslite Wuchang Store 4F. (4F., No.77, Sec. 2, Wuchang St., Wanhua Dist., Taipei, Taiwan)
Edison Chen Attends The Only Book Signing Event in Asia
《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book, specially supported by publishers OVERDOPE.COM and Class magazine, will be holding it's only book signing event in Asia at Taiwan, where Edison Chen will be attending as Chief Editor, as a token of appreciation to the loyal friends who have supported the brand along the way. 《CLOT & Disney:Man Is In The Forest》Retrospect Book Signing Event will be held on 9/1(Sat) in Mega City Mall 1/F Milan Square, Banqiao, Taiwan. Invites to the event are included within each copy of the Retrospect Book.

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By LARRY VAUGHT
Could Huntington (W.Va.) Prep wing Montaque Gill Caesar be a piece of Kentucky's 2014 recruiting class and help offset the expected decision by Stanley Johnson to pick Arizona over UK in a few hours?
The 6-6 Gill Caesar, one of the nation's top 20 juniors, recently had UK assistant coach Orlando Antigua watch Huntington Prep's intrasquad scrimmage and then he made an unofficial trip to watch UK play Northern Kentucky.
"Lots of schools are showing heavy interest in him," said a person who knows Gill Caesar.
He could reclassify to the 2014 class — last year Huntington Prep's Andrew Wiggins did the same thing and picked Kansas over UK — and join UK's recent signees in John Calipari's next class.
"He has the option to do that similar to Andrew. He would be an age appropriate 2014 in the (United) states. He's talking with his coaches about it now," the source said. "He's a big strong kid, very talented and a very hard worker."
That's why with the 2014 options he would have — he's also being recruited by Louisville — it would seem logical that he could reclassify just as Wiggins did last or Karl Towns, who signed with UK Wednesday, did in this recruiting class.
Gill Caesar and a bevvy of future Division I college basketball players will be in Frankfort Sunday playing Ezell Harding Christian Academy of Tennessee at Frankfort High's F.D. Wilkinson Sports Arena at 2 p.m. Admission is $5.
Huntington Prep features three 5-star players and four 4-star players. Ezell Harding has been a fixture recently at the Tennessee state tourney the team's assistant coach is former Vanderbilt star Shan Foster.
Huntington Prep features Gonzaga commit Josh Perkins, a 6-3 guard who is a top 50 player; Seton Hall commit Angel Delgado, a 6-9 forward and another top 50 player; and Providence commit Jalen Lindsey, a 6-8 top 100 player. The team also has JaQuan Lyle, a 6-5 top-50 player who was committed to Louisville but it now considering other schools.
Levi Cook, a 6-10 junior and another top 100 player, has already committed to West Virginia.
Thomas Bryant, a 6-10 junior and another top 20 player, also has numerous schools, including UK, recruiting him. Kentucky is also interested in 6-8 sophomore Miles Bridges, a top 20 recruit, with interest from Indiana, Michigan State, Kansas and Kentucky.
Huntington Prep will also play in the Marshall County Hoop Fest Dec. 6-7 that features UK signees Trey Lyles and Devin Booker along with the McCracken County Festival of Hoops Jan. 11 that features UK signees Tyler Ulis and Lyles.


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Professional soccer player David Beckham is heading to France. The former Los Angeles Galaxy star fielded 12 offers from soccer clubs around the world and has signed with the Paris Saint-Germain team.
Beckham, 37, was introduced at a press conference at Parc des Princes stadium this morning after signing a five-month deal. He plans to turn over his multi-million dollar salary to a children's charity.
He told reporters, "I consider myself to be part of this club...in helping the French league to grow and also helping this club to be one of the biggest powerhouses in football."
The pro athlete acknowledged that Victoria Beckham and their four kids won't be joining the soccer star full time in Paris, "My wife and children will be staying in London because the children are in school there."
Victoria released a statement: "Incredibly proud and supportive of David. And we are excited about spending some time as a family in Paris over the coming weeks. We are passionate about supporting children's charities and donating to a local children's charity in Paris is something we are delighted to do."
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Dusty Rhoades is a man. A man who eats red meat and builds motorcycles from scratch. A man who once worked as a "bodyguard/ranch hand" and maintains a very impressive, very geometric mustache. A man who discovered the wheel and built the Eiffel Tower out of metal and brawn.
Take a closer look at him, though, and you might notice something just a little bit… off. Nope, you're not seeing things: Rhoades is, in fact, wearing a "My Little Pony" shirt. And those blurry, colorful objects on the bookshelf behind him? Yeah: They're pretty ponies with big, sparkling cartoon eyes and long, flowing manes.
See, Dusty isn't just a man's man—he's also the dude known far and wide (among My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fans, anyway) as Dustykatt, a.k.a. The Manliest Brony in the World. And he's got a message for all the nay neighsayers out there: "If this guy can like a girl's show for what it is, you can, too." READ FULL STORY


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Wed, Aug 21, 13 at 11:24
Good morning, I have been reading about mini or micro homes. I have seen some very small - under 150 sq feet, I'm not looking at that small, I'm thinking maybe about 500 - 700 sq ft. Has anyone ever lived in one or seen one aside from on the internet? I've watched some Youtube videos and seen cute style. I am also interested in the plumbing and stove and fridge. Are they special types for small houses or normal size? Thanks Char |
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Many times inspiration for the smallest homes is taken from campers and house trailers, boats and trains, all places where space is at a premium. Many of the showers, bathroom facilities, kitchen items and even the heating and cooling systems are salvaged from old campers and trailers, boats, or ordered new from factories which make them for these purposes. So you could say they "repurpose" many of these things for small houses. |
500 to 700 sq. feet is about the size of a typical one bedroom apartment, so lots of people have experience living in a space that size. A house, instead of an apartment, might have some challenges if there are several rooms, as each room will be tiny. But there's no reason you couldn't have normal sized kitchen appliances in a relatively normal sized kitchen in a 500 sq. ft. home. |
- Posted by eclecticcottage (My Page) on Thu, Aug 22, 13 at 8:26
My home is about 700 sq ft. Very livable. I have photos on my blog below, we have normal sized appliances in the kitchen. |
Here is a link that might be useful: cottage blog
Just getting back here Thank you for your comments. My someday hope is to move to an island area and buy some land and build a small home there. That is a good point about apt being small. My house is about 1000 sq ft and there is a lot of unused space. In one of the places I have been looking into for retirement it was suggested buying land and building can be less expensive than to buy something builders are selling - unless you have the $$$$--I'm not looking for perks, just something simple Thanks Char |
before we bought the house we are currently living in, we contemplated building our own small home. This book gave us so many good ideas about how to use small spaces, layouts and using smaller appliances were only the start of ideas presented here. I am sorry I sold the book we had before we moved in here. I wish I still had a copy. fortunately I can remedy that! |
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Small houses have its on beauty and I think 500-700 sq ft is enough space to make a nice house. Can you tell me how many family member are you who are going to stay there ? |
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Polling Places are: Precincts 153, 159, 175 – Southfork Mobile Home Community, 216 Southfork Blvd. and Precincts 27, 33, 41, 56, 83, 133, 170, 174, 1A (Rockwall), 2601 (Dallas) – Wylie Bible Church, 109 W. Jefferson St. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. By Patty Montagno Staff Writer As the May 8 city council and WISD School Board elections draw near, candidates congregated at the Bart Pedicord Center Thursday night to make introductions and answer questions during an election forum. It was hosted by The Wylie News and moderated by Managing Editor Donnita Nesbit Fisher. Seven of the nine candidates were in attendance. Curt Marcantel and Lacey LaPointe were not present. They were both given the opportunity to send written statements. Only Marcantel sent a statement that was read to the audience. About 60 residents were in attendance as candidates began their opening remarks at 7 p.m. Following introductions, candidates were asked questions regarding their qualifications and then were given an opportunity to present a closing statement. Up for election are Place 1 (incumbent David Goss) and Place 3 (incumbent Kathy Spillards). Both are for three-year terms. Only the Place 1 seat is contested with Gilbert Tamez Sr. challenging Goss. Wylie Independent School District Board of Trustees members up for election are Places 5, 6, and 7, held by Susan Shuler, Sue Nicklas and Stacie Gooch, respectively. Only Gooch filed for re-election. Lacey LaPointe, Art Borgemenke and Heather Leggett have filed for Place 5. Joe Stooksberry and Tanisha Owens are seeking Place 6, and Curt Marcantel is challenging Gooch for the Place 7 seat. Goss, an engineer employed by a firm representing DART on the Light Rail Extension project into Rowlett from Garland, told the group that he had "humbly served the city for three years." "I am the voice of the community," he said. "I do not cater to small groups or individuals. I am the voice for everyone. It has been an honor to serve on the Collin County Planning Board to help get Wylie's name out to the region." Tamez, a system consultant with Xerox Corporation, said he hoped that anyone who had not made a decision about who to vote for would leave the forum with a candidate of choice in mind. "I have been attending city council meetings and becoming very active in the city for the past three years," he said. "During those three years I have been listening and learning in preparation for this election. I still have a lot to learn, but if I am elected I won't have to learn everything over again." In his prepared statement Marcantel, a salesman, said he believes the board should be proactive not reactive. "If we wait to be reactive it will have an extremely detrimental effect on the students," he wrote. "Proactive means planning and strategizing, which is the only way to keep our district moving forward. WISD is one of the few districts in the state that is doing well. I have decided to run for this important office to do my best to make sure our students of today, and tomorrow, do not lose and ounce of opportunity, while making sure our community is well served also." Gooch, a realtor with Ebby Halliday, said she has a great passion for the school district. "Three years ago I decided to be part of the WISD school board because I wanted to give back to a community that gave so much to me," she said. "In my role as a trustee I am an advocate for special education. I believe in all students, all programs in all schools. I am very active in our community and have been part of a very proactive school board." Stooksberry, an accounting manager with Firetrol Protection Systems, Inc., told the group that he is very conservative. "My family moved here so our children could go to Wylie schools," he said. "I am very active in the First Baptist Church of Wylie. I want our youth to succeed. I feel I have a civic responsibility to serve. I believe I can contribute to the school board in a positive way." Owens, an elementary science supervisor of 40 schools with the Dallas ISD, said she believes she can aid the district in embracing new ideas. "Decisions made by the school board are of the utmost importance to all residents and to me as well as they will affect my own children," she said. "I want to create a partnership with the board, teachers, students and the community to help achieve success. I intend to act as that bridge by offering more insight on decisions that will allow the district to achieve Exemplary status." Leggett, who manages an online children's boutique that she runs from home, said she is a mom who holds her childrens education to the highest standards. "I have experience teaching most grades seven through 12," she said. "I believe our children and all of us should be productive citizens of the community. We should all strive to serve our communities whenever possible. I have a passion for children and a passion for service." Borgemenke, a teacher at Texas A&M University-Commerce, said he believes that public education is a building block for the community. "A good public education system is vital to the economic and social environment in Wylie." he said. "I am a determined team member who will be a proactive board member. I believe in literacy, accountability and transparency." In his closing statement Tamez said the city is a business and he will bring 40 years of business experience to the council. "I will also bring a little common sense and maturity," he said. "I will not make decisions in haste. I will work with the WEDC, the ISD and everyone also to encourage business and families to move here." Goss told the group that he will fight for what he believes in and what the people tell him to fight for. "I consider myself to be a servant of the people," he said. "I will be the representative of what y'all want. I will be there for you no matter what." Borgemenke said although there are some signs the financial challenges that have plagued our public institutions may be easing, economic uncertainty may continue into the foreseeable future. "The leadership that Dr. Fuller and the current board have provided has allowed the WISD to weather the brunt of the challenges while maintaining fiscal integrity and quality education for the student," he said. "I will keep conservative roots to keep the WISD out of the red without sacrificing quality outcomes for the students. The board needs to provide transparent accountability while reassuring the public that every dollar taxed is spent is done so responsibly and wisely." Leggett said she will be an advocate for the teachers and will work with the district to hire the best teachers possible. "I have strong Christian values, am fiscally conservative, and will pray before making any decision." she said. "I believe in open and honest communication from the board to the community. I plan to look at all sides of an issue and always put the well-being of our children first. I hope to work with the board to serve a growing student population." Owens said she is running for school board for the children. "I am running because I have experience, new ideas, energy enthusiasm and the humbleness to learn," she said. "I will do everything in my power to make sure the budget is not in the red and the district does not fall short." Stooksberry said he is a conservative and is an advocate for student success. "I have a passion for our youth to get a head," he said. "I want to keep quality teachers in place, which will be an investment in our youth and community. We have to utilize the district resources more effectively. WISD is a large district, and I feel we can get through these growth issues." Gooch said she has a great passion for the district. "People often ask me why I would do a job that pays nothing and takes time away from my family," she said. "Just seeing the faces of the parents and the kindergartners on the first school day and then seeing those faces at graduation still gives me cold chills. I know those students have the best education the district can offer and they will be successful." Candidates have also filed their second required financial reports. Goss lists expenditures of $228.87 detailed as $85.12 to Larry Baggett for website services and $143.75 to Total Texas Tees for advertising. According to his financial report he received $100 from Janice Goss of Big Sandy and $99 from William Goss of Big Sandy. Tamez lists expenditures of $47.24, detailed as $4.06 to Ace Mart Restaurant Supply for disposable vinyl gloves and $43.18 to Cosco for hot dogs. He received $100 from Janice and Joe Ferrier of Wylie. Gooch lists no expenditures or contributions. LaPointe lists expenditures of $864.48 detailed as $228.95 to First Graphic for signs, $64.90 to Office Depot for flyers, $172.88 to Office Depot for flyers, $200 and $197.75 to The Wylie News for insertss. She lists campaign contributions of $50 or less totaling $699. Owens lists expenditures of $783.23 detailed as $454.65 to First Graphic Services for signs, $312.30 to First Graphic Services for signs, $10.81 to the Home Depot for supplies and $5.92 to Walmart for supplies. She received $100 from Ranji Hall of Murphy, $75 from Jerry Freeny of Cedar Hill and $50 from Christopher and Karen Gallien of Frisco. Total contributions of $50 or less total $223. Stooksberry lists expenditures of $873.75, detailed as $159.37 to Stone and Associates for advertising cards, $120.06 to Stone and Associates for advertising flyers, $58.04, $304.12 and $232.16 to C&S Media for advertising.


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Sam Allardyce has already started planning how to mastermind another victory against Chelsea, despite admitting it will take a few days to fully get over the frustration of Saturday's defeat against Norwich City.
The Hammers were undone by a combination of individual mistakes and flashes of brilliance in the 3-1 loss at Carrow Road, but have a chance to banish the memory when Jose Mourinho's Blues visit the Boleyn Ground following the conclusion of the international break. Big Sam oversaw arguably West Ham's finest win of last season when they overcame Chelsea, the reigning European Champions, 3-1, despite being a goal down at half-time.
"It's the second time we go into an international break on the back of a defeat," Big Sam said. "We lost to Stoke but then we beat Spurs.
"It's a miserable time when you've lost but it's a nice relaxing time if you've won so I'll be as miserable as sin for a few days but I'll have to get over it and start getting the lads ready for Chelsea at home on 23 November."
The result leaves the Hammers on ten points from eleven games and although that total keeps them out of the relegation zone, their manager is wary of having a lower points total than games played tally for too long. He is offering no excuses for Saturday's result, though, and said that it is down to him and everyone else at the Club to ensure a win is delivered as soon as possible for the Hammers fans.
"I'm not nervous about the league position. I'm concerned that history tells you it's not the position that matters, it's the points total you have against games you've played and at present our points total is less than the games played. It's very dangerous.
"We can't keep saying we're playing well but not getting results. Everyone at this club is being paid to win and we're not winning the games we should be winning. We've got to get back to winning ways as quickly as we can."
As West Ham did against Chelsea in last season's game, Norwich City came back from a goal down at the break after Ravel Morrison had slid home Kevin Nolan's pass to open the scoring. A penalty from Gary Hooper, a free-kick from Robert Snodgrass and a decisive late strike from Leroy Fer did the damage, leaving Big Sam scratching his head about how his team did not leave Norfolk with a better result after dominating the first half.
"I don't think I've ever been so on top before and lost. The first half performance was great and ultimately we got what we wanted but then when you make basic errors like we did, this league punishes you. It lifted Norwich and they've taken full advantage.
"We went there and completely controlled and had Norwich on the back foot but our lack of consistency and a couple of unfortunate errors means we've ended up losing a game we shouldn't have."
One of the positives to come from defeat was the performance of the returning James Collins, who stepped back into the defence alongside James Tomkins in the place of the inured Winston Reid. While the New Zealand international's ankle injury continues to be assessed, Big Sam was happy with the efforts of his new central defensive partnership.
"I can't see too much that James Tomkins and James Collins did wrong. I thought they were extremely solid at the back.
"We didn't miss Winston Reid as I thought they were very good and from a defensive point of view they didn't deserve to concede three goals.
"The third goal came when we threw everybody forward so we were either going to get a 2-2 or they were going to sneak one, which they did. Snodgrass has hit a brilliant free-kick over the wall into the net. You can't fault the wall or the goalkeeper when they put them in that area."
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Australia-India Council (AIC)
Introduction | Chairman's message | Board members | Mission statement, aims and objectives
Funding application process | Australian
studies | Commerce | Education | Indian studies | Institutional
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relations | Performing and visual
arts | Print and electronic media and film | Public awareness | Science
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Administrative overview | Appendix: Australia-India Council Trust Account Financial Statements 1998-99
Australian studies
The objective of the Council's Australian studies program is to promote in India an informed interpretation of Australian society and politics. While recognising that studies of Australian literature often provide the focus for Australian studies in India, the Council seeks to broaden Australian studies in India to cover history, politics, economics, society and other areas.
Given the importance of Australian studies to the Council's objectives and the need for a firm basis for future AIC-sponsored activity in encouraging Australian studies in India, the Council had provided funding during the previous financial year for Emeritus Professor Peter Reeves of Curtin University of Technology, Perth, to undertake the first stage of a comprehensive review of Australian studies in India, providing recommendations for a strategic program of support for Australian studies.
Professor Reeves' report, which was received during 1998-99, recommended that the Council should fund a second stage of a review of Australian studies, including a detailed investigation in India by an individual or small team with expertise in Australian studies, and providing a report on the most appropriate ways to encourage Australian studies in India. The Council agreed in principle to provide funding during the 1999-2000 financial year for the second stage of the Australian studies review.
One of the principal recommendations of Professor Reeves' report was the importance of recognising and supporting the efforts of those individuals and organisations in India already working to encourage the study of Australia. In this context, the Council provided funding for a visit to Australia during the latter half of 1999 by Professor C T Indra, Head of the Department of English at the University of Madras, to participate in the annual conference of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature in Sydney and for curriculum development discussions with Australian studies centres in Melbourne, Canberra, Wollongong, Adelaide and Perth.
The Council also provided funding to Asialink for a literature residency in India, to take place during 1999-2000. Council support for the residency acknowledged the key role that studies of Australian literature presently play in developing Australian studies in India.
In this same context, Dr Satendra Nandan of the University of Canberra participated in a conference in Mysore and gave lectures at Australian studies facilities at universities in Mysore, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and New Delhi during June and July 1998, supported by Council funding agreed in the previous financial year.


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Last Saturday Bedroom Boutique customers were invited to a fun day with lots of children's: activities in the shop. Said BB's Nardo van Eck " Kid's were spoilt with face painting sessions, jumping around in the Jumping Castle, and getting creative with play dough while their parents were left to enjoy their shopping and appreciate the quality of products available from Bedroom Boutique. Mums and Dads enjoyed coffee, and some time off from babysitting for the day, leaving their kids to enjoy themselves in a safe friendly environment as Bedroom Boutique staff made every child feel special!" For more information on upcoming promotions and events at Bedroom Boutique contact 021 551 7904.


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What Are Your Christmas Traditions?
I'm curious to know what your Christmas traditions are. I always get my son an Advent Calendar, which is a countdown to Christmas and each day has a paper door you open and get a small piece of chocolate. My son loves those, even at 13! We also each pick out a special ornament. We now have many after several years. And of course we always enjoy putting up our tree and enjoy the lit up tree every day. I'm looking forward to hearing what your traditions are.
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J.V. answers from Chicago on November 21, 2011
My kids are still young, not yet 2 and 3.5, so we are just getting traditions going!
They make a cookie house with their grandparents. We are doing an advent chain link, and the elf on the shelf. We use to host xmas eve, but I am instituting movie family night (so xmas can be about quality time, not mommy cooking!)...Xmas morning we have homemade cinnamon buns (which I make multiple recipes of to give to neighbors and family).
I will also do one of those Santa videos for the kids, and letters to Santa. We might do a breakfast with Santa event, I can't decide. We will make lots of homemade cards and ornaments to give as gifts, and my daughter and I are making special gift bags for her preschool co-op.
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J.V. answers from Chicago on November 21, 2011
My kids are still young, not yet 2 and 3.5, so we are just getting traditions going!
They make a cookie house with their grandparents. We are doing an advent chain link, and the elf on the shelf. We use to host xmas eve, but I am instituting movie family night (so xmas can be about quality time, not mommy cooking!)...Xmas morning we have homemade cinnamon buns (which I make multiple recipes of to give to neighbors and family).
I will also do one of those Santa videos for the kids, and letters to Santa. We might do a breakfast with Santa event, I can't decide. We will make lots of homemade cards and ornaments to give as gifts, and my daughter and I are making special gift bags for her preschool co-op.
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K.U. answers from Detroit on November 21, 2011
We go out the weekend after Thanksgiving (or as soon afterwards as possible) to the same Christmas tree farm to cut down our own tree.
We have our Elf on the Shelf and leave out milk and cookies for Santa (although I suspect "Santa" would rather have a cold beer!).
Each year we have 1 brand new ornament that is designated for that year.
Our Christmas card is always a photo card with a picture of one or more of the kids, or us as a family, with a Christmas or winter theme (shepherds in the church Christmas play, building a snowman, etc.)
DD gets to open 1 present on Christmas Eve - and it's her Christmas pajamas for her to wear that night!
We definitely need to get an advent calender going though.
My cousin's wife told me a cute story from when she was a kid - they would make "magic fruitcake". They would throw a bunch of random food and ingredients into a bowl and mix it all up and then stick it in the oven. Dad would go hide with the kids while Mom "turned the oven on", when really, she took the bowl out and replaced it with an identical bowl that actually had fruit cake in it. And the kids had to hide until it was time to come out or the "magic" would not work!
(Course, now that I am telling the story, it sounds too much like "magic brownies".)
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D.B. answers from Dallas on November 21, 2011
We do Advent calendars. The week before Christmas we read a few verses of scriptures from the Christmas story each night and sing hymns. Attend the Carrollton Community Nativity Display (see www.thecommunitynativity.com). See the Christmas light display in Providence (1400 block of Providence Boulevard off 380). Bake Christmas cookies. Bass Pro Shop Christmas activities. Attend Journey to Bethlehem (see www.thejourneytobethlehem.org). I'm getting excited to just thinking about it all!
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M.D. answers from Washington DC on November 21, 2011
Oh I needed this!! Thank you!!
We do the advent calendar too. Every Friday after Thanksgiving my daughter dances in the lighting of the local tree, then we prepare for her big Christmas dance show. After that we have started going to see ICE! in National Harbor - amazing!
Christmas Eve is always Christmas with my family...we do the family gifts and taco's for dinner! Yum! Christmas day is at my house...and we love having everyone over!
I just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Christmas!!!
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⊱.H. answers from Spokane on November 21, 2011
Oh boy ~ we have so many!
Trim the tree and decorate the house the weekend after Thanksgiving
Advent Calendars
Christmas Program at the church
Make/decorate sugar cookies and gingerbread house
Tree of Sharing
Take the little ones to get pics with Santa
The boat cruise on the Lake called "journey to the north pole"
The kids get a new ornament every year that I have their name/year written on and they love finding just the right spot for them on the tree.
Christmas Eve church services
Open 1 present Christmas Eve (usually Christmas jammies from Gma)
Leave out cookies, milk and carrots
Read Twas the Night Before Christmas before bed
Wake up to filled stockings and gifts
Big cinnamon roll breakfast
invite entire family over for hot-cocoa and sledding mid-day (we live out in the boonies and have a lot of sledding hills :)
celebrate my SD's bday with a nice, big cake!
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S.H. answers from Honolulu on November 21, 2011
-Countdown Calendar
-Pickle ornament
-Elf on a Shelf
-Decorating tree of course
- Cookies for Santa
-Annual, photo ornaments of the kids (one for each of them) that we put on the tree. I have done this since they were born. And, later when my kids are all grown up I will give them their photo ornaments for their own tree/family. My kids really look forward to their photo ornament every year, and it shows visually how they are growing up and changing.
-Making a Yule Log cake
- Putting up a stocking for everyone, and even for my late Dad.
-- And... before Christmas, purging the old unused or outgrown, toys. With my kids.
- Adopting a family to donate needed items to. Via Salvation Army programs or community programs.
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J.S. answers from Dallas on November 22, 2011
We decorate together the week of Thanksgiving, watch christmas movies together all month long, a new one this year we have an Elf on a Shelf, we make cookies christmas eve, go to my parents house on christmas eve for gifts and lunch/dinner, open christmas jammies on christmas eve, and we always read Twas the Night before Christmas.
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C.D. answers from Atlanta on November 21, 2011
We always have an advent calendar too. Of course your regular merriment, putting up the tree and decorating, baking cookies, making gifts and all that. We set up the manger and put one piece in for each day and then the baby at midnight on Christmas Eve. I hand a gold star from the table behind the manger upward on a blue cloth and the closer it gets to Christmas the closer the star gets to the manger - I move it. We have a Advent table wreath next to the manger with four candles around it, one for each week before Christmas and light one each day letting it burn a while and saving it for the next day and so on. As we light it we say a particular poem for it. We practice singing songs because we all sing on Christmas Eve when everybody gets together. We also practice a bit of a play/presentation to put on when we get together. Then on Christmas Eve the children play games like pin the star on the Christmas tree and other things, we sing, everybody brings food, Grandma tells a story of Joseph and Mary. When my kids were children it was a bit different and of course we'd put out cookies for Santa. This is most of it, but said in kind of a nutshell. Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!
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March 15, 2012 - At 2 a.m. on Jan. 23 at a Sundance Film Festival which was hosted by Spike Lee and liberal comedian Chris Rock was asked a question about why he called the Tea Party racist. The question was asked by Jason Mattera, The New York Times best selling author of the new book, Hollywood Hypocrites: The Devastating Truth About Obama's Biggest Backers. No sooner than the words "Tea Party" left Mattera's lips, Chris Rock attacked the camera crew snatching the camera and hurling it across the room. And this is the jerk that says the Tea Party is out of control!
"I was stunned," said Mr. Mattera in an exclusive interview with Big Hollywood. "Tea Party members get called the worst things imaginable and still remain peaceful. But ask a big Hollywood celebrity to explain himself and the guy goes ballistic, wrestles the camera away from my camerawoman, chucks it 50 feet, and then challenges me to a fight. It's unreal. And it perfectly illustrates why I decided to investigate and writeHollywood Hypocrites."
Chris Rock had made these comments about the Tea Party in an Esquire article in 2011:
"When I see the Tea Party and all this stuff, it actually feels like racism's almost over. Because this is the last — this is the act up before the sleep. They're going crazy. They're insane. You want to get rid of them — and the next thing you know, they're fucking knocked out. And that's what's going on in the country right now."
Chris Rock, just another fine example of a liberal hack, who when asked to explain themselves lose control and resort to violence to make a point.
Let me just get this out of the way … Chris Rock is just another Obama ass kissing jerk. -JRoycroft
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Who's Undercutting Obama? Former New York Times reporter David Cay Johnston slammed the press office in an early review from way back in January 2009. He was having trouble trying to reach Gibbs's team for comment; what he found was incompetence. "I have called 202-456-2580, the main number for the White House press office, going back to the Nixon administration," wrote Johnston. "Never has anyone in the press office declined to spell his name, give his job title, or hung up, even after the kind of aggressive exchanges that used to be common between journalists and flacks—and between journalists and high government officials, for that matter." A White House's dealing with journalists, "sets a tone that will influence the administration's ability to communicate its messages, especially those Obama messages that run counter to deeply ingrained cultural myths about the economy, taxes, and the role of government." By the end of the piece, Johnston reports, "I'm still waiting for Gibbs, or someone with authority to speak on the record, to call me back for that interview I wanted to start with—and now for a second one about how the White House press office operates. You can reach me at 585-230-0558."
Gibbs Gaffes Again, Tradition Continues Lefty readers may recall last August's famous Gibbs gaffe, when the press secretary spoke of a "professional" left that needed to be "drug tested" for comparing the president to his predecessor. "They wouldn't be satisfied if Dennis Kucinich was president," he opined. Ouch. In honor of that gaffe—not Gibbs's first, not his last—I compiled a video package of press secretary gaffe's past. The list included another Gibbs gem: responding to a question about Dick Cheney, Gibbs retorted, "Well, I guess Rush Limbaugh was busy, so they trotted out the next most popular member of the Republican cabal."
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I live in central california and bermuda grass is a very common grass here so I planted it as a lawn. It was a very nice lawn until I planted two chineese elms in the center and they shaded out my lawn. A very interesting ground cover began to grown in this spot that looks like a clover or violet. Since I liked how nice it looked I decided to let it take over the this area since it does not grow very high and requires very little mowing . It also stays green all winter even n temperatures down in the 20's. Can someone tell me what it is? Thank you in advance for any info you can supply. |
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Violet and clover really share few similarities. Perhaps you can attach a picture so that we can see what you have. |
- Posted by theplantwizard none (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 0:43
Dichondra perhaps? |
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Ground-ivy (Glechoma hederacea) stays green throughout the winter here and is a common lawn weed. You can compare to that. FataMorgana |
Here is a link that might be useful: Google images - ground ivy
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I didn't see there was a picture in a separate post. Thread linked in below. FataMogana |
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WASHINGTON, September 15, 2012 - I Love New York may not apply to big soda enthusiasts anymore. The City That Never Sleeps passed a ban last week prohibiting restaurants, street cart merchants and movie theater snacks sellers from selling you a soda or other sugary drink larger than 16 ounces after March 12, 2013. Of note is that supermarkets, grocery stores and convenience stores such as 7-Eleven are exempt, so Big Gulp drinks do survive.
Our health matters to the folks who run NYC. The stated goals in passing this law were to promote a healthier lifestyle and to address obesity. Does it follow that a healthier lifestyle result? Will those suffering from obesity now find a spec for the solution? Probably not. No, actually, clearly not. But the ban is yet another step in the right direction for these concerns.
The problems of an unhealthy lifestyle or obesity are not going to be solved by limiting the size of your soda. If you are intent upon drinking more soda, you will buy multiple cups. The point of the ban is that oversized sodas clearly contribute to health problems. Change happens slowly, incrementally, bit by bit. Educating the masses in the process of any change is vital, and health education remains a necessary objective that's in complete sync with NYC's stated objectives in passing the ban. Thus, onward with education, and while you learn, drink something with reduced sugar content, or even, no sugar content…
Limiting the size of the soda you can buy is one tiny step for mankind. Your gut reaction (sorry for the pun) notwithstanding, what NYC did is absolutely legal.
New York's board of health and Mayor Bloomberg should be congratulated, and they should also take solace that the anticipated legal challenges, aimed at eliminating the ban, will almost certainly fail.
The city has a great deal of authority to make laws that address public health. Banning cigarette smoking in public places stands out as the prime and closest example.
Allow me to dispense with the only realistic, possible legal argument that opponents may assert.
The ban violates the U.S. Commerce Clause.
No, it does not. The Commerce Clause regulates trading between states and the ban is not regulating the sale of soda, it is just limiting the size of the container in which the soda is sold. The Supreme Court has interpreted the clause to mean that states cannot take actions that harm interstate commerce. This regulation does not.
Next, the Constitution has been interpreted to give states, and by extension municipalities, very significant power to regulate public health and safety. Consider New York's ban on trans-fats in 2008 and their requirement that fast food restaurants post calorie counts.
Finally, a court deciding the matter will balance any possible negative impact on commerce with NYC's authority to regulate public health. Here, NYC will win, hands down. This is a classic case of public health action.
I understand that many who hear about this law will have the gut or knee-jerk reaction that somehow government is violating our rights. The real issue then, in other words, that we need to get past, is "why should the government be allowed to tell me what can I buy or what can I sell as long as it is legal"?
The answer for those wanting to purchase those ridiculously large drinks is that some of us are ignorant. Seriously though, our legislators often pass laws to help those who do not understand things in the name of our best interest. See Democrats vs. Republicans for more on this point.
On the simplest level, think about laws governing the maximum speed you are allowed to drive your car in your neighborhood. Aside from the common sense understanding, do you really know why the limit is 15 MPH versus 20 MPH? The answer lies in studies you have probably never seen, nor would care to review or process to render "your opinion." You simply accept "the limit." You also do not complain that your personal rights have been taken away because you were told to drive at a certain speed.
The answer for the merchants wanting to sell the big drinks is that they are not going to suffer financially. They will undoubtedly profit more here, as they will raise the price of the 16 ounce drink so that if you buy two of them, it will cost more than the one that previously sold which contained 32 ounces.
What I will call the "bottom line" legal analysis here is that laws affecting our health and safety have always been desired, passed, and mostly have always benefited society. Consider these health and safety matters that we now take for granted, assume, and often insist upon:
Food Sanitary regulations (regulating kitchens, employees must wash hands before leaving the bathroom, hair-nets, gloves, etc.)
Medical Sanitary regulations (standards for cleanliness, washing hands, gloves, masks, etc.)
Roadway vehicle speed limits
Traffic lights, STOP and YIELD signs on the roadways
Motorcycle helmet laws
Seatbelt laws
Child car safety seats
Amusement Park rides height and weight regulations for children
Laws prohibiting yelling "fire" in a movie theatre
I could add THOUSANDS of examples to this list. You get the idea.
While some "I want my rights" individuals may complain, we as a society want and insist upon both laws and things that protect us, that keep us safe, and laws and things that enhance, rather than detract from these concepts. In light of overwhelming study after study linking excess sugar to poor health and obesity, how can anyone argue that a law limiting the size of a soda you can buy is a bad law or that it "deprives" us of our "personal freedoms?" Contrast this law with the laws passed during the era of prohibition, where alcohol was banned completely. This law does not deprive us of anything; rather, it restructures the delivery in an effort to address our health. Because a law touches on our health does not differentiate it from all of the other similar "protect me" laws we absolutely, automatically, endorse.
Provide any argument against NYC's soda size limit law you desire. None will make any sense from any health perspective, and none will have any legal muster.
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Walmart and its Sam's Club subsidiary have started offering flu shots in more than 4,100 discount stores and warehouse clubs nationwide.
Retail News Breaks Archives
BENTONVILLE, Ark. – Walmart and its Sam's Club subsidiary have started offering flu shots in more than 4,100 discount stores and warehouse clubs nationwide.
The retail giant said Wednesday that the flu immunizations, which cost $24, will be administered via Mollen Immunization Clinics, one of the largest providers of flu vaccinations in the United States. Customers can visit www.walmart.com/flushots or www.samsclub.com to find specific dates, times and locations for the flu shot clinics.
Walmart pointed out the this year's flu vaccine will offer protection against multiple influenza viruses this season, including H1N1, the new strain H3N2 and B/Brisbane. New guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend flu shots for everyone over the age of 6 months. Mollen will provide flu shots for children ages 4 and older.
"This year, one shot offers protection against H1N1, as well as two other strains of flu. This will make it easier for our customers to get the preventive care they need, all in one visit," stated John Agwunobi, president of Walmart's health and wellness division. "We know that families are concerned about their finances, so we are bringing our customers a flu vaccine solution at a convenient and affordable price."
Walmart noted that customers don't need to make an appointment, and they may also pick up a variety of preventive products, such as antibacterial hand sanitizers, vitamins and supplements.
Mollen conducts a U.S. network of tens of thousands of seasonal clinics, immunizing millions of patients at drug stores, supermarkets, shopping centers, superstores, corporations, schools, governments and a variety of community locations in all 50 states.
"We are happy to partner with Walmart again this flu season, and we are committed to helping Walmart customers get their seasonal flu shot in a convenient, affordable way," commented John Roehm, chief executive officer of Mollen Immunization Clinics.


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CMEC > People > Alumni
List of staff, students, and guests formerly working in the center.
Christian Mac Ørum RasmussenPostdoctoral Researcher
Anna NeuheimerPostdoctoral Researcher
With CMEC 2012-2013 Moved on to University of Hawaii, USA
Mohamed AdjouPostdoctoral Researcher
With CMEC 2010-2012
Ben HoltPostdoctoral Researcher
With CMEC 2010-2012 Moved on to Imperial College London, UK
Susanne FritzPost Doctoral Resarcher
With CMEC 2009-2011
Christian HofPostdoctoral Researcher
Dimitar DimitrovPostdoctoral Researcher
Pierre-Henri FabrePostdoctoral Researcher
Knud Andreas JønssonPostdoctoral Researcher
Moved on to Imperial College London, UK
Jean-Philippe LessardPostdoctoral Researcher
With CMEC 2010- Moved on to McGill University, Canada
Martin LindegrenPostdoctoral Researcher
Irene MantzouniPostdoctoral Researcher
Martin Reinhardt NielsenPostdoctoral Researcher
Hannah Marie WoodPostdoctoral Researcher
Soladoye Babatola IwajomoPhD Student
Irina LevinskyPhD Student
Moved on to DOF
Aske BosselmannPhD Student
Stine Wamberg BrochPhD Student
Carsten EgevangPhD Student
Raquel A. GarciaPhD Student
With CMEC 2011-
Toke T. HøyePhD Student
Maren Moltke LyngsgaardPhD Student
Nikolaj SørensenPhD Student
Xiaoting XuPhD Student
Malik ThraneStudent Assistant
With CMEC 2010-2013
Martin LundCenter Administrator
Anne-Mette Høeg AndersenConservation Science Assistant
Benjamin BlonderPhD Student (visiting)
Monika ChrenkováVisiting PhD student
Panu HalmePostdoctoral Researcher
Jessica OswaldPhD Student (visiting)
Jonas Colling LarsenM.Sc. Student
Nikolaj CorrellM.Sc. Student
With CMEC 2013-2014 Moved on to Kalundborg Kommune
Lyndsey CraftM.Sc. Student
With CMEC 2013-2014
Julie HinschM.Sc. Student
With CMEC 2013-2014 Moved on to Copenhagen Zoo
Lasse Ørsted JensenM. Sc. Student
Signe CarlssonM.Sc. Student
Anne Katrine Dahl-NielsenM.Sc. Student
Moved on to NaturErhvervsstyrelsen
Bjørn Aaris-SørensenM.Sc. Student
Randi JacobsenM. Sc. Student
With CMEC 2011-2012 Moved on to Gentofte Studenterkursus
Teis AdrianM. Sc. Student
Marie AggerbeckM.Sc. Student
Andrea C. BaqueroM.Sc. Student
Karoline Minna BryndumM.Sc. Student
Sofie Clauson-KaasM.Sc. Student
Christina DahlM.Sc. Student
Ditlev DamhusB.Sc. Student
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Kasper GadeM.Sc. Student
Signe S GerlachM.Sc. Student
Marie Simone GlahnM.Sc. Student
Emilie Marie HansenB.Sc. Student
Louise Holst HemmingsenM.Sc. Student
Angelique Greer HjardingM.Sc. Student
Tilde Roland HøbergM.Sc. Student
Paulina JarosinskaM.Sc. Student
Ann T. JohansenM.Sc. Student
Kiki Kjær FlenstedM.Sc. Student
Troels Lund LarsenB.Sc. Student
Simon LindegaardM.Sc. Student
Malthe LundM.Sc. Student
Peter Zahl MarkiM.Sc. Student
Mattias Lange NielsenM.Sc. Student
Troels Eske OrtvadM.Sc. Student
Troels Leuenhagen PetersenM.Sc. Student
Andrew ReeveM.Sc. Student
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Siff Dea Hjort StöckelM.Sc. Student
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You Survived Cancer. Now What?
Trying on new cancer drugs
Lee Lange has a Nike-inspired message for patients who are on the fence about participating in a clinical trial: just do it.
Lange, who taught high school biology at Fort Campbell, Ky., for 37 years, sees his own participation – he's currently taking part in his second study for patients with melanoma – as a positive contribution to science.
"I'm proud to do it," says Lange, a patient of Jeffrey Sosman, M.D., director of the Melanoma Program at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center. "I'll take any protocol I'm offered because I know that even if it doesn't help me, the doctors are getting information that will help someone else down the line. And that's what science is all about."
"The willingness of patients to help themselves and others by participating in trials is so critical to our efforts to further clarify and improve the treatment of melanoma," Sosman says.
Vanderbilt-Ingram has recently expanded its Phase I Drug Development Program with newly dedicated clinical space and new leadership. Jordan Berlin, M.D., associate professor of Medicine, will direct the program, and Igor Puzanov, M.D., assistant professor of Medicine, will serve as associate director.
In the Phase I Program, researchers test new anti- cancer compounds in a small group of people for the first time. They evaluate safety, determine dosage and identify side effects. Phase I trials are not usually designed to test drug effectiveness. But with the advent of targeted drugs and the ability to "tailor" these medicines to selected patients, it may be time to re-think some strategies of Phase I studies, Sosman says.
"I think we need to make the greatest effort to match the drugs to the tumor's genetic changes – and perhaps even as early as in a Phase I trial."
– by Leigh MacMillan
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actually 45 Tds. and 2,466 all purpose yards
actually 45 Tds. and 2,466 all purpose yards
The way the Gopher OL is developing I see a Heisman in JJs future. Keep bringing in the big athletes for the OL. With a real D coming on the sky is the limit for the Gophers. This coaching staff has never failed and has it going on at Minnesota. We have to keep them together.
JJ will have his pick of schools. He can be the peice that makes the Gophers a Helmet school.
Let's light a fire under this practice facility.
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Lol funny I follow a girl named Emily on twitter and she was talking about hanging out with Jeff Jones last night. So is this him on her account?? If so just want to let you know that the whole state is hungry for the Gophers to return to the Rose Bowl and I believe Kill is the doing a great job and has us heading in the right direction, I hope you stay committed and help them achieve that goal.
I hope Jones comes here, but it's his choice.
Not that preposterous. We are not that far off from competing for big ten titles. Best player on a breakthrough team would be in serious heisman discussion.
Jeff jones would be a big piece of that team. Imagine a more experienced and fired up Leidner (or Nelson) slinging balls to our developing receivers and also being a threat to run behind a (finally) mature and dominant offensive line. This could be really fun offense to watch next year.
Jeff jones would absolutely thrive in this offense and put up heismanesque numbers and be given every chance to succeed by this staff. He would be a superstar here.
It would be a mistake to go to another school where he could get buried on the depth chart for any number of reasons.
Posting garbage since 2013
Hope you stay home Jeff! Congrats on the MVP in the all-star game.
Pretty cool that Jones is posting here. I 100% know he's not the only football and hoops recruit that posts here, which is fun. For those that don't believe that Jones posted a few times in this thread:
@NadineBabu @elliotmann haha it is him. I'm with him now. It's my account.
— emily▲ (@xoxothatblonde) January 4, 2014
Anyway, Jeff, no fan base wants you as bad as the Gopher fan base!!!!
It will be awesome to see Bradley and JJ in the same backfield, and with Kirkwood and Cobb behind a more seasoned O-Line. I sincerely hope that JJ decides to wear the Marron and Gold.
The best of luck to him wherever he ends up.
i can definitely see Jeff Being a Heisman candidate, he would need to rush for at least 1,700 yards and we would need to be at least a 10 win team but i can see that happening, in order for him to win the heisman we would need to be undefeated and have him run for closer to 2,000 yards like Andre William's which is a long shot
Hey Jeff one of your future teammates is starting on channel 11 right now!


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