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I just came to a conclusion about Beyonce. Everyone's saying she didn't need to promote her album. But truly, she really did.
Her Goodies were once kept safe in a jar, but now they're Super Turnt Up.
Ariana Grande's follow-up single, "Baby I," is not only an certified sentence fragment, but is also a killer hit.
In my nightly scan of the blogosphere I find millions of things. Unreleased songs with promise that never see the light of day, the newest sliver of juicy details celebrity gossip (FYI: Miley and Liam are now sleeping in different rooms—so sad), and a megastorm of new images. Last night, I came across an interesting photo of Beyoncé that I really liked. Here's why.
Good music is something ubiquitous. Turn on your radio. Plug in your TV. Or just hop on YouTube but Meaningful music can be hard to find.
My junior year I decided to take a graphic design class. I was late all the time. It was my first time living on a different part of campus and I couldn't rely on waking up for class 10 minutes before start time and expect to get there right on time.
Yes, it's been a while since 2012, but I recently had to provide my three favorite songs of 2012 for an internship application and it really got me thinking about my music interests. i figured I'd share my top 3.
Beyonce has had her fair share of criticism for her song Bow Down, but it feels like this is all just a frequency of publicity stunts for the powerhouse performer lately.
• Audit site content: links, flipbooks, polls, show/character art,images and copy for both TeenNick.com and Nicktoons.com; fix discrepancies in content management system or report bugs to the production team.
• In coordination with Writer/Editor, brainstorm and program day-to-day social posts for all TeenNick and 90s brand social accounts (10 total accounts).
• Coordinate with various internal teams involved in on-going projects/activations (site development, show development [EICs], design/art, ad sales, legal, project management, music, marketing, and pubic affairs).
• Provide design support for blogs and social posts, as needed (gifs, graphics).
• Contribute to brainstorming around new season launches and on-air/online stunts for site content and social posts.
• Assist during live events, such as HALO Awards show, Kids Choice Awards, Kids Choice Sports and Degrassi Twitter parties.
• Research teen/celebrity trends that can be used from a TeenNick editorial perspective.
• Manage all prize acquisition and prize fulfillment for Twitter party sweepstakes.
• Help oversee intern's editorial tasks.
• Research/analyze social analytics.
• Live-tweet during show premieres.
• Updated and filed web editorial coverage on indie and hip-hop music genres using content management system
• Designed graphics and photos for stories and social media content
• Cropped promotional images and thumbnails; created and edited gifs for social media
• Managed social media accounts: Facebook, Tumblr & Instagram
• Researched newsworthy pegs for stories
• Produced in-book content including slideshows, articles and blog posts in the content management systems Magnus/Magnus Lite
• Pitched/wrote/edited stories for blogs: 'Eat Like a Man' (food), Culture/Entertainment and Fashion/Style
• Researched and edited photos for stories and graphics
• Strategized release of print-to-web content and online projects.
• Designed graphics for the site; extensive HTML, SEO, CMS work
• Transcribed interviews and wrote heds/deks for approval of editors
• Archived content for SEO and digital group
• Wrote and distributed press releases and media alerts covering bioscience and medical technology industry in Upstate New York
• Researched pharmaceutical and Bio/Med industry news and topics
• Regularly updated content management system (CMS) : events, stories and page management
• Promoted website using key SEO tactics
• Managed social media
• Provided general project suport as needed
• Created and administer weekly quizzes based on required material
• Facilitated weekly class discussions
• Overall teaching and administrative support in the Newspaper department
• Researched pressing health topics and issues related to college students
• Coordinated video interviews with students, to be published in an online magazine.
• Wrote and edited news stories
• Updated and monitored Associated Press (AP) archive
Chris McPherson is an editorial coordinator at Nickelodeon Digital. He recently received his master degree in magazine, newspaper and online journalism from Newhouse School of Public Communication, Syracuse University. Before this, he earned his bachelors degree from SUNY Oswego in journalism
Chris has written stories for MTV.com and Esquire.com, as well as International Business Times, which have been published in over 13 countries. He has also written for a number of student publications: the Oswegonian student newspaper at SUNY Oswego and ZIPPED magazine,The Student Voice, OutCrowd Magazine, the Onondagan yearbook, and Brokerpulse.com.
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A museum in Denmark is using the small burrowers to help dig up a fort complex from the Middle Ages.
Even if you haven't been wondering how ants poop and then handle their waste, you might be fascinated once you learn the answers. It turns out they're not as slobby as you might guess, and they even have toilet areas -- of a sort!
In lab-dish tests, seven compounds obtained from venom blocked a protein crucial for transmitting the sensation of pain to the human brain.
Close to 700 koalas have been killed off by authorities in southeastern Australia because overpopulation led to the animals starving.
Forget ridiculous superstitions about black cats -- dark-colored animals carry survival perks in their coloring.
We like to imagine our pets are in agony while we're out of the house, even if it's just for half an hour. Sure, we observe their joy when we return, but, clinically speaking, what's going on in our furry friends' short-term memory?
The young dinosaur likely didn't die from starvation, according to the new, likely highly accurate estimate. Continue reading →
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Germantown searches for Fire Department funds
Village Board debates feasibility of new Fire Department software
Germantown — Though the majority of the Village Board was in favor of purchasing new record management software for the Fire Department, they were concerned about financial restrictions.
In the 2013 budget, $31,000 was set aside for an upgrade to the current Fire Department software. After the budget was set, a different software company called ProPhoenix — the system used by the Germantown Police Department — upgraded their software to be conducive to fire department functions.
By using ProPhoenix, for the first time the Fire Department and Police Department would have integrated systems that provide the ability to communicate and share data, Fire Department Captain Matt Karpinski said.
The cost for a completely new system is $71,000.
"We have pulled back the reigns on what we had originally budgeted and are looking to go forward with this because of the overwhelming benefits we saw with streamlining and going with one software between us," Karpinski said.
The Village Board was skeptical about approving the proposal before first seeing if there is enough money in the current budget to pay for the new system. The board directed administration to come back to the next board meeting with a funding plan. They also asked that the police chief be available to answer questions as well. Then, the board can decide whether or not to approve the system.
Ideas to find funds
Trustee Art Zabel originally moved to approve the software and then find the funds in the budget, saying he believes the money is available — it's just a matter of reworking the budget.
The Fire Department suggested using funds budgeted in 2013 to purchase new heart monitors for the software and wait until 2014 to purchase them.
There is a timeline tied to approving ProPhoenix software. The company offered a $17,000 discount if the Fire Department assists them in the development of a mobile patient care reporting program.
ProPhoenix is looking to start development in the next 120 days.
With the discount, the total cost is about $59,000, according to village documents. In addition, there is an annual support and maintenance cost totaling roughly $8,000. If they wait to purchase ProPhoenix, they will not be part of the development process and will not get a discount, Karpinski said.
Village Administrator Dave Schornack said it's a benefit to have the fire department and police department on the same system communicating; however, there aren't funds readily available and they would have to search to find the money.
Unanswered questions
Trustee Terri Kaminski, who opposed the motion, said there are too many unanswered questions to move forward with the software. She said they should wait until 2014 and revisit the expenditure as part of next year's capital budget.
"I'd love us to have it if we could afford it today," she said.
If it comes down to purchasing heart monitors or the software, heart monitors should come first, Kaminski said.
Trustee Shane Daniels said "it seems foolish" for the Fire Department to spend $31,000 upgrading their current system if they are going to come back and ask for $71,000 to purchase a new system next year.
Trustee Jeff Werderman agreed, but wanted to hear from both the Fire Department and the Police Department before voting on the software.
The Village Board will revisit the issue at its meeting at 7 p.m. July 1 at Village Hall, W17001 Mequon Road.
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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – Summer has finally arrived in the Lower Mainland and that means it's time to hit a patio! There is no shortage of places to enjoy a drink and a bite in the sunshine.
"A few of my favourites include Reflections in the Rosewood Hotel Georgia, where you can hide away from the city up above the skyscrapers," says Cassandra Anderton from Good Life Vancouver.
"Another place that I love to go is The Galley at the Jericho Sailing Club," she adds.
You could also check out Seasons in the Park in Queen Elizabeth Park after a visit to the Bloedel Conservatory.
The sunshine also means it's barbeque season and there are two new cookbooks you can try out in your backyard.
"One of them is called 'Charred & Scruffed' and it's by Adam Perry Lang [and features] all sorts of things you don't really think about throwing on the barbeque. Another one is Rob Rainford's 'Born to Grill: Over 100 Recipes from His Backyard to Yours,'" explains Anderton.
So whether it's on a patio in Yaletown or on your backyard deck, 'tis the season to take dining outside!
Foodie Friday: Dining in the sunshine
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Go To Pop CulturePersonal narrative/opinion piece suggests that focusing on shared values rather than religious differences is the way to create an inclusive, meaningful wedding ceremony and relationship with (in his case non-Jewish) in-laws.
Date: 07-05-2006Personal narrative�about Passover and Easter celebrations with extended family as a time of healing and renewal.
Date: 08-04-2006Personal narrative from a recent convert to Judaism whose non-Jewish children are adjusting to her celebration of Hanukkah and the High Holidays and her rejection of Jesus as the Messiah.
Date: 01-11-2007Personal narrative about the successful creation of a blended, interfaith family out of two divorced parents, each with a grown son.
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Date: 11-27-2006Personal narrative article about a born Catholic woman who converted to Judaism, as did her sister. Now, at her son's Bar Mitzvah, she carefully includes her non-Jewish family members in the service, and the result is a great feeling of acceptance,
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Date: 11-27-2006Reprinted personal narrative column about interdating and intermarriage, and the responsibilities--to your family, your people, your own emotions--that singles juggle in thinking about romantic relationships.
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Fillmore show in Detroit.
I have not missed one your shows in Detroit since 1992. I don't know how you guys get better year after year! The most striking thing to me was after about the third song into the set I noticed I had a smile on my face that had been there since the opining strains of "The abondoned hospital ship". As I looked around at the faces of the other concert goers, they too all had perm-a-grin on there faces! Pure joy was the motto for the whole evening! Thanks a ton for the great time! I'll see you again when you next come to Detroit!!!!! P.S. Please come again soon!
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Katie Couric even chimed in telling him that she told her friend not to be
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Every hunter leaves the house in the morning hoping for a problem-free hunt—but that's just not always how things go. What if, for example, the prop fell off of a boat like the one seen here? It's happened. Learn about that incident—and a few others—in this recap of hunts gone wrong.
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Ricks has written a interesting article on the relationship between Marshall and Lejeune.
Speech by General (Retired) Mattis
Follow this link, great speech by"Mad Dog" Mattis. Link is now fixed.
New Army Camouflage!
According to Military.com the Army will begin looking a lot like the USMC! Thoughts?
Scrap the JLTV Program, or start over.
Currently I'm stationed at Ft Bliss, TX. I see M-ATVs everywhere. The Army talked of scrapping a lot of MRAPs, well here we see M-ATVs having replaced almost all of the HMMWVs in the 1 AD BCTs. In fact the amount of M-ATVs here is a bit on the ridiculous side. When it comes to the JLTV program it's something I've followed relatively close for the last five years. In 2008 the there was a down-select to three platforms [from seven], which were offered: the BAE Valanx, GTV Eagle, LockMart JLTV, for the engineering and manufacturing development phase. Of those […]
Donald Rumsfeld, A Documentary
I ran across the trailer for the Documentary: The Unknown Known. The title of the documentary comes from a DoD briefing in February of 2002 when he famously said: "There are known knowns." It was directed by Academy Award winner Errol Morris whom also directed The Fog of War, which was an excellent documentary about the life of Robert McNamara. I'm unsure how I will take this, I grew up in the shadow of war following, 11 SEP 2001. However, I will say I was well read, knowing of the Neo-Conservative movement and all of the folks that were in […]
Stray Shots from Across the Net–Thursday Edition
Stray Shots From Around the Web. I took three days of leave this week, I was suppose to go to Pennsylvania on some personnel business, however my wife's mother is ill so instead I put her on an airplane. So I have had time to wander the web so to speak in the morning and find some interesting articles as I drink coffee and eat breakfast while I take care of our eleven cats (yes I said eleven we are the crazy cat people at the end of the cul du sac) and two dogs. Item 1: Our USAF Missile […]
Stray Shots from Across the Net
I haven't done this in awhile, but scattering of articles gathered from across the Internet on all things military. Item 1: This just proves that most in the Army are ham fisted when it comes to anything to do with dealing with Congress or the media. An email sent to two people dealing with the opening of roles for women, is then forwarded to every Public Affairs Officer in TRADOC. Did not the recipient before he hit send think about what he was doing? Does it pass the Washington Post test (in this case the Politico test), will it stay […]
Breaking Story–Two General's Fired for Security Laspes
This from the Washington-Post; the Commandant of the United States Marine Corps has fired the two Senior Commanders of Camp Bastion for their failures that allow the base to be successfully attacked. Stunning News–of course one would expect no less from the USMC unlike the Army who promotes them or allows them to retire with their reputations intact.
Food For Thought: Reflections on Counter-Insurgency
As I was checking my email, I looked at my linkedIn discussions, a title hooked me in from the US Army Armor and Cavalry group. The discussion is about the "Myth of the Savior Generals" and the adoption of counter-insurgency tactics and how General Petraeus became that savior. As you dig deeper into the review of COL Gian Gentile's book on his use of Counter-Insurgency doctrine: Then-Lt. Col. Gentile referred to FM 3-24 as a "superb piece of doctrinal writing", and felt that its middle chapters were particularly useful for commanders in Iraq. However, he heaped scorn upon a section of the […]


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Pear Fox: a Grey Mutation of a the Red fox.
This one was a surprise. I wanted a Pearl so bad but it seemed I missed every single one this year. I didn't realize I was given one.........he never told me so it was a nice surprise/Gift.
Sadly the Rear Leg got ripped or cut off, its hard to tell. it is however still attachable and actually attached to the pelt via zip tie. I just shoved it up its butt for the picture.
Almost, sapphires are a lot bluer than this one here, this is like a pure grey color. however a sapphire comes out of two pearl genes so VERY close.
I don't know why I always wanted a pearl fox. but I had, now I am not sure what to do with it.


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Authentic Baked Ziti
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1 hrBaked Ziti is a wonderful dish all its own. When done correctly, it is actually very different from lasagna. If you get good ingredients and follow this recipe, you will end up with a delicious and unique authentic Italian meal that tastes like nothing you've ever had before! A word about the ingredients: fresh mozzarella cheese is not the same thing as part-skim mozarella cheese. Use fresh mozarella in this recipe. Marzano tomatoes are a must for this recipe as well, but in a pinch, Progresso whole Italian tomatoes will do. Fresh herbs can be found in the produce section of most stores, but dried herbs can be substituted.
Nutrition- 1 lb ziti pasta
- 1 lb fresh mozzarella cheese
- 3⁄4 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese
- salt
- pepper
- crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1⁄2 lb sweet Italian sausage
- 1⁄2 lb hot Italian sausage
- 1⁄2 medium onion, diced
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 28 ounces whole peeled san marzano tomatoes
- 6 ounces marzano tomato paste
- 2 sprigs fresh thyme
- 1 sprig fresh basil
- Remove the sausage casings and crumble the sausage.
- Add 2 teaspoons of olive oil to a pan, and brown the sausage.
- Puree the tomatoes in a blender (not too much).
- Add onions and garlic to now-browned sausage. Cook for a few more minutes until transparent.
- Add your tomato puree to the sausage.
- Add thyme and basil to sauce.
- Add some salt and pepper to taste.
- Add a generous pinch of the pepper flakes.
- Stir this up, heat to near-boil, then let it simmer covered on low for 15 minutes.
- Boil your ziti pasta to not quite al-dente. Don't overboil, pasta will soften while baking.
- Cut the mozarella, half of it into 1/2 inch cubes, the other half in as thin of slices as you can manage.
- Remove the herb sprigs from the sauce and discard.
- Add the can of tomato paste to your sauce to thicken it up and give it a lively red color and more intense flavor.
- Add the pasta, your sauce, the cubed mozarella and half the parmesan in a baking dish.
- Top with the sliced mozarella and the remainder of the parmesan.
- Bake for about 30 minutes until golden.
Nutrition Info
Serving Size: 1 (312 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 6
- Amount Per Serving
- % Daily Value
- Calories 841.9
- Calories from Fat 359
- 43%
- Total Fat 40 g
- 61%
- Saturated Fat 17.9 g
- 89%
- Cholesterol 103.7 mg
- 34%
- Sodium 1758.6 mg
- 73%
- Total Carbohydrate 73.5 g
- 24%
- Dietary Fiber 5.2 g
- 20%
- Sugars 10.3 g
- 41%
- Protein 47.3 g
- 94%
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Last week, Tyndale House Publishers stopped production of The Boy Who Came Back from Heaven after Alex Malarkey, the boy in question, announced that he had made up the tale. Cheeky jokes about the family's surname aside, this is a serious matter that shouldn't go gently away, but rather stand as… [more]
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The Canadian Ten Cent Silver Coin was first struck in 1858 and continued through 1968 when silver was illuminated from circulating Canadian coins. Due to Canada's proximity to the United States the settlers of the Canadian provinces continually petitioned the United Kingdom to produce their own coins that would be based on the decimal system and comparable to the US's dollar. Eventually Great Britain conceded and Canada issued copper cent coins, and silver coins being five cent, ten cent and twenty cent and in 1908 Canada was allowed to mint their own coins.
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$125,000 worth of the ten cent silver coins (1,250,000) had been struck in 1858 at the London Royal Mint. These were received in Canada during August of 1858. These first coins were designed by Leonard Charles Wyon portraying Queen Victoria's head in profile facing left on the obverse. The obverse is also encircled with the Queens title in Latin; "VICTORIA DEI GRATIA REGINA" ("Victoria, by the grace of God, the Queen) with "CANADA" along the rim under her head. The reverse has "10 CENTS" stacked with the date underneath in the center under the Royal Crown and a maple leaf wreath encircling. Queen Victoria's portrait was used through 1901.
In 1902 when King Edward VII succeeded the thrown after the passing of Queen Victoria the portrait of King Edward VII bust facing right appeared on the obverse with the legend "EDWARDVS VII DEI GRATIA REX IMPERATOR" (Edward VII, by the grace of God the King and Emperor) surrounding his likeness and "CANADA" was moved from the base under his head and placed on the reverse under "CENTS" on the reverse. King Edward VII portrait was used until 1910. In 1908 Canada was awarded its own mint in Ottawa. In 1911 and through 1936 King George V was used facing left. The 1911 coins had an error where "DEI GRA" was left off. These are typically referred to as the "Godless" King Edwards.
In 1937 to 1952 King George VI took over the throne and his head's portrait faces right. The reverse of these were redesigned to display the Bluenose schooner at sea, which was a composite design by Emmanuel Hahn, with "CANADA" arcing along the rim at the top of the coin. The date is on the right and underneath is "10 CENTS". The inscription is "GEORGIVS VI D:G:REX ET IND:IMP." This was modified in 1948 to "GEORGIVS VI DEI GRATIA; REX" to reflect India being granted its independence in 1947.
Queen Elizabeth II's bust image facing left began in 1953. Her image is still being used however over the years it has been redesigned to reflect her age at the time. The 1953 has her with and without straps on her dress. Her portrait is her at the age of 29 and referred to as the 'young' Queen Elizabeth II. In 1965 her portrait was revised to reflect her at the age of 39 and called the 'mature' Queen Elizabeth II. 1967 was the one hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Canadian Confederate and the reverse design was altered to display a mackerel. Also during 1967 the increasing price of silver caused Canada to drop their silver coins' content to 50% silver. The 1967 coins do not have any distinction between the 80% silver content and the 50% content. 1968 the 50% silver ten cent was minted and this was the last year Canada's ten cent circulating coins had any silver in them.
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I gotta say, I've been looking up how much you're supposed to eat when carrying mulitples (and drink, honestly) and HOLY COW! I know I'm not up to the weight I should be at this point, I just barely got back to my pre pregnancy weight now that I'm 17 weeks (lost 13 lbs first tri) and I'm just overwhelmed with feeling like I need to get going on gaining good weight for these kiddos and eating everything I should so they can thrive.
*sigh* I may make serving flash cards so it's easier to see what I should be eating, then move them from a "to eat" pile to the "eaten" pile when I accomplish it.
Though snacking all day has been good... just gotta keep up with the good snacks.
Yes, it is very daunting to read all of that. My MFM recommended 3500 calories per day and suggested protein shakes like Boost or Ensure. I like Boost better. He even told me to mix my Boost with ice cream. I drank about two Boosts a day to supplement my snacks and meals. I will be honest and say that I also ate Snickers bars, and I went to McDs and got Egg Mcmuffins on occasion. I also carried around two 2-liter containers of water. I often convinced fast food places to allow me to get a large water instead of those itty bitty things. Often, I just offered to pay for it and they gave it to me for free.
Don't focus too much on numbers. As long as your u/s shows that the babies are growing well, all is probably just fine. I think we get caught up in numbers too much.
Yeah, that first trimester was brutal. I went down 14 lbs. I was still losing weight at 20 weeks, but soon after, it really started packing on fast. I gained it all back plus another 9 lbs by 28 weeks. For me anyway there was a long window there during the second trimester when eating was NO problem ... I was scarfing down ridiculous amounts of food and waking in the night to eat more. I don't know about you, but I wasn't able to eat vegetables for more than three months but that big second trimester binge brought back all of my former food likes and I was back in the healthy game (plus loads of ice cream.)
I can attest the Ensure is kinda icky. Pretty good mixed with Rocky Road ice cream in a shake though - we used the ensure instead of milk. I think my appetite picked up pretty good and being in a city with fast food I ate more than my fair share. No fast food joints where I live, so it was quite the endulgence while on moderate bed rest. I think you'll be fine as long as they keep gaining weight.
It is definitely daunting. I tried protein drink mixes, and those did not taste awesome to me, had to mix with ovaltine powder first then add milk and mix quick, or it got clumpy and the clumps made me want to seriously gag. But I did eat a protein bar every day, and those tasted good at first and choking them down at the end. lol. I just snacked all day and still do. lol
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I've been snacking like crazy and am FINALLY up 3 lbs from my pre pregnancy weight. Yay! 18 weeks tomorrow, so that's a bit later than I was hoping, but at least I'm getting somewhere.
I've had a lot of people suggest protein powder or drinks and the price tag made me gag, so I was going to keep track of what I was eating, see if I needed them. Dang, I need to track...
Glad to know it's not just me!
Yes, the price tag is a little intimidating. However, we just looked at our food budget and cut out some things to accommodate. It is important to remember that you won't be drinking them long term, so it is just a minor adjustment for the remainder of your pregnancy. Protein is very important for fetal development, and with two babies, those drinks helped me relax some and know that I was still providing my body and theirs with what we all needed. As I said earlier, don't stress yourself about it. Your body will take care of those babies. Your nutrition is for you. Those babies will leech every last vitamin and mineral from you. So, the nutrition piece is more to keep your vitamin and mineral stores replenished.
I still drink Boost to this day. I am a part-time group exercise instructor and sometimes I am not able to eat dinner before I go workout. So, I drink a Boost and have no fears that I will pass out at the gym.
I haven't had a single problem with my appetite--in fact, it's h ardly changed at all, unless you count the fact that I have to eat way less now that there's hardly any room for my stomach. My babies are growing fine, though-- I've only gained about 20 pounds, and I'll be 25 weeks this Wednesday. Is that bad?
Yes, those protein things can be pricey, but I really felt it was necessary, esp since we are not big meat eaters, only a couple times a week, and rarely red meat. And as Mel said, its just for a short while. I bought the protein drink thing at Sam's, and never did finish it (those 5wks in the hosp probably didn't help) and I did still drink some after the babes were born because I was nursing two and figured I still needed those calories, but I just could not stomach it any longer and dh gave it to a weight lifting friend, I was glad to see it go. lol
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I nursed my twins for 2years and 2 weeks! A little sad to be all done now.
Not necessarily. That depends on your doctor's goal weight for you and how the babies seem to be growing. The big thing with weight gain and multiples is that you want those babies growing as much as possible as early as possible. If you were to happen to have the babies early, you want them at a great weight. Honestly though, it sounds like all is going well.


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hey dumbfukc recessions cause lower gas, lower food and lower taxes. If you don't know snot about economics why don't you keep your yap shut and sto making an a...... out of yourself
fatherdimbulb. That is what makes Obama's recession that he created along with his leftist buddies in congress so bad....declining wages, high unemployment, yet high gas prices because of Oabma's oppressive fossil fuel policy, that are causing higher consumer prices. I told you that raising taxes on folks that own small businesses just raise the price of goods since it is an operating overhead cost of doing business. You seem to dim above the shoulders to understand basic economics.
Makes you happy doesn't it, even tho we are so so much better off under Pres than before. You want doom and gloom because for you it is country second politics first. Thanks to Obama, at least we have GM, Chrysler, and tires made in the USA . OBL is dealt with, Obama is strong on American security. Go ahead blame it all on Obama, your price of a loaf of bread, it doesn't matter, he is in. Sore loser, bad sport sour grapes, move on he isn't ever running for election, and he is in the history books as Pres of the USA for two terms. When we are dust children wil be reading about Obama and seeing his pictures in history books. Get over it.
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Better of than before? Are you better of since they legalized drugs? Better off? Bush's tax cuts reduced unemployment to 4.5%, and the economy grew for a record duration. What is it about simple math you don't seem to get.
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From a recent WSJ article (February 14th 2012, Reilly) "Banking Whales Leave Minnows Behind":
"In the second half of 2011, commercial and industrial loans, the main category for business lending, grew by nearly 6%, according to Federal Reserve data. Such lending was the driver of an almost 3% increase in total bank loans and leases.
But the growth wasn't equally spread, according to an analysis of bank regulatory filings by FTN Financial. Practically all of it came from six of the biggest banks—J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, U.S. Bancorp and SunTrust Banks, which together account for two-thirds of all U.S. commercial bank assets. This means all other banks, in aggregate, saw business-loan growth of about negative $1 billion during this period, according to FTN's Jim Vogel."
A debt crisis cannot be fixed by more debt. That is absurd. Humans are animals and live by nature's rules. When an imbalance happens, nature fixes the imbalance.
Such a policy decision is archetypical of central bankers seduced by Keynesian macroeconomic dogma. Quantitative easing is a euphemism for an ex nihilo inflationary strategy of monetary policy. The resultant low interest rates will gradually cripple the incentive to save. What is more, as artificial credit floods the markets, those initially recipient to the outlays benefit at the grave expense of those individuals who receive the outlays last. Viz., those who receive the new capital first spend before prices elevate and those who spend the new capital last become burdened with a decrease in purchasing power and a consequent devaluation of their assets. Quantitative easing essentially transfers wealth from the last receivers of money to the first. The ones disproportionately aggrieved by this policy decision and others germane are those who live on fixed incomes, namely the destitute and the elderly.
Amen - thank you.
Einstein's definition of madness....
Indeed! Over time these inflationary boom/busts have created the economic dislocations that made persons susceptible to the government's warm handout. It seems helpful at first but overtime it kills local economic moxi and ultimately leads to the mother of all crashes. The good news is most currency crashes only last about 1.5 years so build a nest egg and wait it out.
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I think that if it stays the way it is the healers will be the rare class that tanks use to be.
Its not so much the pressure and how hard they are to play now, but rather the blame you get. If a tank gets dropped in 2 hits the healer gets blamed and yelled at. If you are concentrating on keeping the tank up and cant heal stupid dps you get yelled at for not healing. I know how to play my class well, I read what to do but have been kicked out of so many groups When I was the first healer, and when I came in as the 2nd or 3rd healer after replacing another I end up just leaving the group. When will they start to learn and stop harassing us? I think well soon see less and less healers. |
Most of my alts are healers... used to enjoy it...
Most of last wipes are not caused by oom... are caused by the party taking much,much more dmg than anyone can handle... standing on aoes or not doing what they are supposed to. I prefere much more cata-healing than wotlk... At least is a challenge. But this is too much. A little nerf for some encounters wont hurt anyone |
I feel your pain. Healer abuse = the suck.
I have played all three roles extensively, and I can honestly say that healing at-gear-level content is the most difficult role. That said, the current state of things makes us entirely necessary. There aren't a lot of situations right now in a heroic environment in which a group can make it without the healer for more than a few seconds. I can finish a pull without a tank. I can finish a pull without any dps: just the tank and myself. They usually can't finish without me (referring to current heroics). We bear a stupid amount of responsibility for the group, and I think Blizzard very well understands that. Perhaps it's just the gear reset requiring the use of CC, or maybe Blizz has legitimately made these heroics tough, but either way, DPS/tanks aren't used to sharing the responsibility with us. When something goes wrong, they are quick to blame us. Before Cata, if a tank or DPS dies, it is ultimately our fault (provided they weren't being stupid). However, it's not like that anymore, and this comes as a bit of a shock for them. Poor laddies. |
When I enter an instance that is a few pulls in I always ask "what happened to the last healer"
and the response I always get is "HE SUCKED" "He doesnt know how to heal" etc etc.. I then explain to them "Im not sure if that was the problem, because Cata is more difficult, especially to healers" I then do a pull or two with them and I can see that the problem is usually the group. Sometimes this isnt the case and I get a legit group. But maybe 11/14 heroics I have entered where the healer was kicked or left this was the case. |
Yep. Just cause we are healers we are responsible for every sin that happened on earth :/ Tanks are "im a rock-star" players.. and dps barely take responsabilities or admit their mistakes.. |
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dps would not stand in the stupid, they'd cc, tanks would wait for healers to drink, tanks would not chain pull or over pull, the group would recognize the real cause for wiping and address it, without blaming the healer who did nothing wrong ^^this will never happen healers should be able to cover some small mistakes made in groups there is currently no breathing room
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Yeah no one seems to understand the healing changes except us. I literally got kicked from a group earlier today because a tank pulled a trash mob and the second boss at the same time and decided "that I should use prayer of healing and flash heal more" then kicked me. The dps and tanks are worthless and I have yet to use the dungeon finder since. |
/use Pvp Trinket someone cast Sleep on you... just a dream. It funny to recieve constant advices of how to heal from the tanks... (confirmes my theory of them becomin' "im a rock-star" players) |
The good news: shorter queue times for me.
If people were able to heal through the raids in beta, I'm sure things will get better. Eventually. It's just unfortunate that healers are the first to get blamed for a wipe these days. Some people just don't have the presence of mind to analyze what lead up to a wipe. |
I'm not a healer primary spec, and I never have been, but since the gear is the same for Moonkins anyway I tossed my secondary spec over to resto and started playing around with it. My conclusion is that I am never, not ever, going to heal pugs. I don't mind going with guildies, because we understand that CC is important, that a healer is NOT a secondary tank anymore, and that healing requires mana.
Not so with just about any pug I get in. Its gotten to the point that when I pug as DPS I sit on top of the healer with my big Moonkin butt and keep typhoon ready to knock stuff off them, save all my CC to save them, and have heals on my bars for if it looks like they are about to get overwhelmed. This nonsense is just in the regular ones, I can't imagine how pugging heroics is going to be. People need to get it through their thick skulls; instances are no longer designed to be chain pulled. That gameplay style, until people are all at least 2-3 tiers above the content, is over with. |
There are a few dps/tanks out there that understand though. Mind you its very few people.
Ps if ur ever random into the ancient city cata dungeon and it isn't a fresh run. They've kicked the healer on the 3rd boss because the raid damage is to much. |
Definitely true, I'm almost at the "heroic dungeon" level of gear and I don't think I'll be able to heal through it from my experience of healing normal Cataclysm dungeons. Honestly that scares me because it will be quite painful to heal/drink... heal/drink...heal/drink and stall the group for a really long time. Sometimes with a bad group I can get through a normal dungeon in about 1 hour. The trash if not CC'd makes healing impossible in some dungeons unless I tell absolutely everyone how to do their roles. |
Stop queuing for randoms by yourself. Seriously. You have to be a glutton for punishment to do it. Get a dps or two that you trust not to screw up and then if you get a garbage Rambo-pulling tank that tries to AOE you can kick him instead of having to put up with complete idiots trying to blame you for their own failures.
I hope the LFD does die off. |
I feel ya. Running normals with my friends. Theyre not in the mindset that CC makes it 4x easier. Theyre constantly yelling "HEAL ME" cause theyre at ~35 - 40%.
I think this issue really is blizzards fault. Only because they have DPS in the mindset that you AOE the second that the tank pulls, no waiting for agro, no CC. Now they have to adjust their ways. Its easy to blame the healer when someone dies in a situation, that for the last 2 1/2 years, has NEVER been an issue. side note: I forgot how scary it was to be OOM. It seems to happen at least 1-3 times a normal instance |
It's blizzard's fault for making WOTLK too easy, yes, and I'm glad they're undoing it. You need to explain to your friends what things are like now, if they can't understand then...time for new friends? :P |
Indeed. The next couple of run throughs were a little better, people started CC'ing...and more importantly, not breaking CC with AOE
So what if they blame the healer. Without heals they don't get to far now do they. As healers we don't need to take this from the others. The one party in LFD that gave me grief I just changed to DPS spec told the kid he can heal or boot me from the group. Not like its hard to get a group as a healer.
As i said, i really prefere this new mechanic... im just saying its a little exagerated... jeez its a normal 84-85 dungeon... how does someone that just ended leveling could keep people alive if players that started cata-rading with 50k+ mana and gear where having troubles... |
I guess I've had good groups. Save for the first group in Tides where I came into the group midstream, had never seen the instance before and the group disbanded after the first wipe on the first boss. *shrug*
Second group I was in had a couple wipes, new tank and me giving it my second try to get the first boss down. Wiped once, group stuck together, we got her down. Rest of the instance went smoothly and I wasn't blamed for stupid stuff happening. We were all learning. That said, If Blackrock is your first instance, Tides will wake you up. Blackrock is no harder to heal than a heroic ICC 5 man. Tides on the other hand is much harder. The trash hits as hard as Blackrock's bosses and there's much more deadly stupid on the ground that DPS can stand in. My advice, keep you and the tank up. If DPS isn't getting out of the stupid let them die. |
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El Ventall
carret. de Blanes a Lloret E - 17300 Blanes
This old farmhouse is on the outskirts of Blanes. It has a glass-fronted terrace, a small entrance hall with a fireplace and waiting area, as well as two rustic dining rooms and one private section. Traditional cuisine with a contemporary touch.
passeig Marítim S'Abanell 11 E - 17300 Blanes


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Ok,readers...This has got to be the most epic metal I've heard and it doesn't even have lyrics.It's apparently an official remix of a song of Touhou.
I never got a chance to play the games,I'm OH SO wanting to play it now!!!(I always wanted to,but even more now!!)
Epic Metal TOUHOU Music


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Animal Sciences Prospectives in Research (Tuesday 11 am, room 274)
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Amanda Rose
Hometown: St. Cloud, WI
High School: New Holstein High School
What has been your favorite UW-Madison moment?
One of my favorite UW moments has been when we won the snowy football game against Nebraska, when Melvin Gordon broke the record for rushing yards. Even though we were all cold and wet, being there was definitely worth it. It is probably a moment I will always remember.
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Fish farming is the fastest growing sector of animal agriculture. Over half of the world's food fish are now farm raised, and over 200 species are commercially produced. The focus of this introductory, 2-credit course will be to teach students key concepts of fish aquaculture, with an emphasis on freshwater species.
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