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Selling a company can be confusing and intimidating. Private equity is an option many sellers encounter for the first time, and they might have little understanding of the industry. There are questions sellers should ask prospective suitors. Here are six of them.
Have you ever done this before?
Finding a firm with experience in the right industries is often critical for a deal to even reach the point of closing. Experience means due diligence goes faster, a plan for success is built sooner and a full and fair price is agreed upon and paid quickly.
When and how will I be compensated?
Business owners have worked hard to build their companies, and they're right to want top dollar, but that doesn't always come with the highest bid. An auction process, for example, involves middlemen who take a cut, and many firms don't offer what Riverside calls "the second bite of the apple." That second bite comes when a seller retains a stake in the company and collects proceeds alongside Riverside later sells the company.
Will I be able to retain an important role in my company after it's sold?
Like many firms, Riverside prefers to invest with sellers who will have a stake in future success. Sellers who want to retain a financial stake and/or meaningful role with the company post-close need to establish that clearly. Sorting this out ahead of time will often help the seller determine if he or she has found the right partner.
Can you promise nothing bad will happen to my company?
Promises are not possible, but a good partner can deal in probability. Prospective sellers should examine closely the track record of the private equity firm. Look for firms that make their money by growing companies rather than performing financial engineering or other methods. A good partner will only succeed when a seller succeeds.
How do you plan to grow my company?
Good buyers have their eye on much more than closing a deal. They have a roadmap for short-term and long-term goals for a company and a realistic plan for achieving those goals. Look for firms that deliver a viable plan for success along with their offer letters. Another key advantage unique to private equity firms is a proven ability to find, structure, finance and close valuable add-on acquisitions that accelerate growth.
How do I know I can trust you?
Reputable firms all have long track records. Ask for references and talk to them. Look into the background of a firm and its history. A partnership is a two-way street, and sellers should feel comfortable asking hard questions of a prospective buyer. Don't be shy.
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Hemingway's - Set high atop the grotto overlooking the outdoor pool, this Key West–style restaurant specializes in fresh seafood. Dinner only.
Palm Café - Casual restaurant serving ready-made sandwiches, salads, pastries, and light fare. Open early morning to late evening.
Trellises - Tropical-themed lobby lounge. Starbucks coffee served mornings. Cocktails, wine, and beer later in the day. Open early to late morning and late afternoon to late evening.
On the Rocks - The new pool bar situated along Lake Windsong offers views of the lagoon pool and beach. It is the hub of outdoor activity with four 60" TVs, relaxing, shaded seating with misting fans, bar stools and table seating with full bar and food service options. For guests seeking to linger a little longer, signature cocktails such as the Goombay Smash, Cypress Rum Runner, and Frozen Caribbean Colada provide the perfect concoction to pair with the most popular pool side noshes including Crispy Calamari, Crab Cake Sandwich, and the Florida Mahi-Mahi Taco.
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Swimming and boating: Experience the enhanced lagoon pool, the signature attraction at Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, where the new features will make you smile as you enjoy the moments that make memories. Located along the 1,000 feet of white sandy beach of private Lake Windsong, the free-flowing lagoon pool boasts 12 waterfalls, heated and non-heated pools, two whirlpools, new Water Slide Tower Pavilion, new Water Jet Splash Zone, new children's Rock Climbing Stations, rope bridge, walking paths, and expansive, wrap-around sundecks.
These new features complement the resort's favorite recreation activities including; S'mores pit and classic family marshmallow roasting fun; 1,000 feet of white sandy beach at the 21-acre Lake Windsong with beach volleyball, tether ball, lounge seating and hammocks; watersports with paddleboats, kayaks, hydro bikes, canoes, aqua cycles and sailboats; old-fashioned, canopied surrey bikes; and marked jogging, walking, and biking trails, just to name a few!
Golf: Four Jack Nicklaus Signature Design courses include an 18-hole layout and three nine-hole challenges. A golf shop has a full line of equipment, and PGA-level instruction is available at the Grand Cypress Golf Academy. The whole family can enjoy play on the nine-hole, par 3 pitch 'n putt course. Tees, scorecards, and use of clubs and golf balls are complimentary.
Tennis: The Grand Cypress Tennis and Racquet Club has eight Har-Tru and four Deco Turf II tennis courts, five lit for night play. Instruction is available at the Tennis Academy.
Walking, jogging, bicycling: Options include three jogging and walking paths stretching from 1.3 to 4.7 miles. Bicycles of all sizes are available and included in resort service fee.
Fitness center: The Hyatt StayFit™ fitness center expanded features the latest in Life Fitness® Cardio equipment with 8 cross trainers, 11 treadmills, four recumbent and upright LifeCycles, free weights, and strength stations. The integrated LCD television offers guests enhanced interaction, Internet connectivity, and endless entertainment options.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Water skiing nearby
- Free bicycles on site
- Skydiving nearby
- Basketball on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Fishing on site
- Golf driving range on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Kayaking on site
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At Pathway Genomics, we are proud to offer the expertise of several genetic counselors to our clients and patients.
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At Pathway Genomics, we are proud to offer the expertise of several genetic counselors to our clients and patients.
Leslie Ordal, M.Sc., a field genetic counselor at Pathway Genomics, answers some frequently asked questions:
Are all genetic changes harmful?
No. In fact, everyone has genetic changes – it's why we're all different. Some genetic changes, called pathogenic variants, can be harmful to an individual, and in some cases, to their children if passed down.
Many other genetic changes; however, are quite common and have no known effect on health – we call these benign variants, and they're just part of natural human variation. Some genetic changes can even be beneficial, such as those associated with reduced risk for certain diseases like Alzheimer disease.
Can I fix a pathogenic variant in my genes?
This is a very common question, and right now the answer is no. Your genes are in almost every cell in your body, and there's just no way to go in and fix an alteration in the genetic code in each and every cell. However, research is ongoing and may make this a possibility in the future.
Can a gene be turned on or off?
Genes are actually constantly turned on, or expressed, and turned off, or repressed, depending on where they are in the body and what the body currently needs. We have about 20,000 genes and they are the same in every cell. In any given cell at a given time, most of those genes are turned off. Turning genes on and off at specific times allows the body to grow and develop properly – making cells in the liver different from cells in the heart, for example.
We know that genes can be expressed or repressed due to signals from other cells or even the environment, but we don't know much about the specific interactions quite yet. The new field of epigenetics is researching this very complex phenomenon.
What is the difference between genetics and genomics?
The word genetics has been around for a lot longer and usually refers to the study of individual genes and their role in disease or inheritance. Genomics is a newer term that refers to an individual's entire genetic make-up, or genome to use the scientific term. Genomics looks at the genetic sequence of genes, and their structure and function as well as the interactions between genes.
Can genetic testing tell me if I'm vitamin-deficient?
Certain genes affect how efficiently the body metabolizes nutrients, including vitamins. A specific change in the FUT2 gene, for example, is associated with the metabolism of vitamin B12, causing lower levels in some individuals. Some people who have this change, however, have normal levels of vitamin B12 – they may already be getting a lot of B12 in their diet, for example.
The change in the gene just tells us about the predisposition to better or worse metabolism, not the actual levels of the vitamin itself. Depending on the individual and their current health status, finding that someone has this change in FUT2 may be a starting point for their doctor to check their actual B12 levels through a blood test.
What kind of support does Pathway Genomics offer to patients and their health care providers?
At Pathway, we understand that genetics can be a complex topic and that choosing the right genetic test isn't always easy. Our genetic counselors are on hand to answer any questions you might have about ordering tests or interpreting results. Our genetic counselors also review the requisitions for our cancer tests, to assist the provider in ensuring the most appropriate test is being ordered.
In addition, we can talk to providers about test results – we will walk you through the report and options for the patient. Patients themselves are also welcome to call and make an appointment to speak to a genetic counselor if they have questions. All of this is provided at no additional charge.
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SAN DIEGO, CA – February 10, 2015 – Pathway Genomics Corporation, a San Diego-based CLIA and CAP accredited clinical laboratory that offers genetic testing services globally, announced that Jacquelyn Powers, M.S., LCGC, of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, and Ofri Leitner, M.S., CGC, of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, have joined Pathway Genomics' strategic advisory board. Powers and Leitner are well-respected clinical genetic counselors that are intimately involved in the hereditary cancer programs at their respective institutions.
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SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan. 23, 2015 – Pathway Genomics Corporation ("Pathway") today announced a settlement agreement that ends the BRCA patent litigation against Pathway that began on June 13, 2014. Under the agreement, Myriad Genetics, Inc., the University of Utah Research Foundation, HSC Research and Development Limited Partnership, Endorecherche, Inc., and the Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania (the "Patent Owners") and Pathway dismiss their respective claims and counterclaims against one another in the BRCA patent litigation. Additionally, the Patent Owners granted a covenant to not sue Pathway under the patents asserted in the litigation proceedings.
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SAN DIEGO, CA – December 11, 2014 – Pathway Genomics Corporation, a San Diego-based CLIA and CAP accredited clinical laboratory that offers genetic testing services globally, announced that former U.S. Representative and Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman joined its strategic advisory board. "We're honored to have Secretary Glickman as part of our advisory board," said Jim Plante, Pathway Genomics' founder and CEO. "In his 25 years in public service in Congress and as an advisor to the President as Cabinet Member, Dan Glickman distinguished himself as a solutions-oriented leader with impeccable integrity. His many accomplishments over that time speak for themselves, and we are extremely fortunate to now benefit from his vast experience."


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Indianapolis � One kid threatened to break his fingers. Another time they had to call the cops.
On the eve of his latest Sweet 16 date, Michigan guard Nik Stauskas took a few moments Thursday to talk about feeling unloved. Or even hated, dating to his semi-villainous teenage years playing AAU basketball.
Long before he was the Big Ten player of the year, before he was blowing kisses to Michigan State fans at Breslin Center, the sophomore sharpshooter had grown comfortable wearing the black hat, mean-mugging opposing benches and throwing up the �three-goggles� after draining another corner trey.
It earned him that menacing postgame promise about his digits after a game against an AAU team from Georgia. And then there was that tournament in Las Vegas, where his Grassroots Canada team won a triple-overtime duel with an all-star group from New Jersey �and the other team tried to fight me after the game.�
�Yeah, police had to come,� Stauskas laughed. �It was bad.�
It feels good, though, he admits, to be a marked man, especially here in the middle of March Madness.
�I�m OK with getting under people�s skin a little bit, and maybe getting them a little frustrated,� shrugged Stauskas, Michigan�s leading scorer. �Because at the end of the day, it�s all part of the game. And any edge I can get is good.�
And his comfort in filling that edgy role for the Wolverines is a big reason � maybe the biggest reason � they�re back here again, playing basketball in a football stadium just before baseball�s Opening Day.
Stauskas� personal disappointment from last year�s NCAA runner-up finish helped fuel his offseason work. He added 15 pounds of muscle � added six inches to his vertical leap, too � and worked tirelessly to improve his all-around game. He also started scribbling down reminders in a notebook � players who�d beaten him out for awards, quotes that inspired or enraged � that he now carries with him everywhere.
�Not only losing the championship game, but just the fact that I didn�t play well personally those two games, it motivated me going into the summer,� said Stauskas, who made one basket in two games at the Final Four in Atlanta.
While Stauskas took the initiative, coach John Beilein presented the opportunity, reminding him more than once about the void waiting to be filled with the departure of Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr. to the NBA.
�When both of them went pro (I said), �Nik, we have 80 more minutes, we have 25 more shots a game at least. Who�s going to get those?� � Beilein said.
Truth is, fellow sophomore Caris LeVert got most of them. But especially after center Mitch McGary was lost for the season with a back injury, Stauskas, blessed with one of the best pure shooting strokes in college, became the focal point of Michigan�s versatile attack. And of opponents� defensive game plans, which admittedly took some getting used to.
�He was confident because he was untouchable � he thought nobody could stop him,� said Greg Harden, Michigan�s director of athletic counseling who sat down for a few individual sessions with Stauskas last fall. �And then he discovers that coaches are plotting and planning a defense to shut him down. That shocked him.�
Stauskas doesn�t hesitate when asked when he felt the first serious jolt. It was the game against Duke, playing on a bum ankle, when Mike Krzyzewski ran smaller guards at him � Quinn Cook and Tyler Thornton � and Stauskas looked flustered, finishing without a basket in a 79-69 loss.
�That was the first time I really saw it, where teams adjusted and played me a different way,� said Stauskas, who�d see it again in losses at Indiana and Iowa in early February. �It took me maybe a couple months to finally figure it out. � I figured out how to be patient and aggressive at the same time and deal with those different defenses.�
And now, he says, �It�s just part of the deal. � It�s all part of growing up and maturing. You�ve got to realize that things aren�t always going to be easy.�
It won�t be easy tonight, squaring off with Tennesssee�s top defender, Josh Richardson, a 6-foot-6 junior who hounded Iowa�s Roy Devyn Marble into a 3-for-15 night in the Tournament opener. But Stauskas, coming off a 17-point, eight-assist effort against Texas, welcomes the challenge.
�I mean, it�s fun,� said Stauskas, who made a mockery of one of Beilein�s shooting drills in practice Monday, hitting 36 of 37 3-pointers in 90 seconds. �Just because you understand coming into the game that they�re concerned about you, and they�re worried about you.�
As they should be. Stauskas is hardly a ballhawk defensively, but he isn�t just a sniper like he was a year ago, when he�d defer to Burke and Hardaway and live in the shadows. Barely a quarter of his offense this season has come as a spot-up shooter.
�Now he puts the ball on the floor and makes plays,� Tennessee coach Cuonzo Martin said. �He comes off the ball screen, can get to the rim, dunk the ball on you, go over the top of you.�
It�s why he�s viewed as a likely first-round pick if he opts to enter the NBA draft after this season. (�That decision is not gonna be made for a while,� he insisted.) It�s also why he�s viewed as more of a leader now by his teammates.
�Nik has a swagger about him, knowing that he�s the best player on the floor,� sophomore Spike Albrecht said. �I think the difference from last year to this year is he doesn�t have Trey and Tim, so now everyone�s looking at him and he knows he�s our go-to guy. And he has the confidence to take and make big shots at the end of the game. He wants the ball.�
But he wants more than that now. And that, according to Harden, whose work has been hailed by the likes of Tom Brady and Desmond Howard, is where the real growth has come.
�He moved from wanting to be a star to wanting to be a winner,� Harden said. �There�s a huge leap once you decide that trying to be a star is not nearly as rewarding as winning a championship. And he loves the idea of being a winner.�


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A turtle and a bunny ... but where's the penguin? ^_^
Wouldn't this depiction make the race a tie? XD Nice piece though, excellent use of creme.
Well I for one am not amused by this graphic depiction of lagomorphan-reptilian slavery.
Teamwork while traveling, I like the style, the characters seem both mellow + wise. My acupuncturist would probably suggest following their example.
I get a real Watership Down meets Redwall feel from this shirt.
The rabbit reminds me of Watership Down rabbit.
Love it!
I can't believe that IACUC approved such mode of transportation, it seems unethical.
Pfft, running away by foot takes too long.
Get along little turtle! Lets skedaddle. This is really cute.
Reminds me of this flash game from Orisinal: Friends Always Stick Together
I was listening to this song Matthew Wilder - Break My Stride while looking at this shirt and thought it was coming out of a wootcast somewhere. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28KobNbbI2s&feature=player_embedded#!
I like the tree. Would be in for two if it were just the tree.
Because hares tend to fall asleep during races.
will remind me to slow down in life...in for one!
Wow, congrats on your first woot print Ochopika! First of many I hope.
fast and steady > slow and steady
Glad to see the hare isn't using spurs - cruel and in this case, ineffective.
Is it just my severe midnight snack hunger pains, or does anyone else see bacon in the background tree area?
I was just about to go to bed, but I decided to check to derby one more time...then I saw today's Woot and I fell out of my chair (You know they don't tell you when they'll print your daily?? It's very suspenseful. I love you anyway, woot!). The floor is crooked in my apartment and so my chair is very unsteady. Anyways, thank you so much, Woot and Wooters
Getting to ride horses? Lots of fun.. Getting to wear this shirt while riding? The jury is out, but I think it'll work out fine. I might update this post in the future.
Maybe the hare could try some pizza on a stick? Or are tortoises immune to such shenanigans? Congrats ochipika!
Narfcake wrote:A turtle and a bunny ... but where's the penguin? ^_^
I see what you did there. :P IMHO, these two are far better-drawn than the turtles and bunnies churned out by the artist who seems to be, simultaneously, the most-popular and most-maligned designer on shirt.woot. Not to be a hater or anything. Hey, HE started it! *points at Narfcake*
Is this shirt a reminder to take the scenic route in life, once in a while? An allegory for modern times that says: savor the moment! Don't rush everything, stretch out the best parts, they are the ones spent with good friends. Or is ochopika simply misrembering the movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles after drinking too much sake. Perhaps we will never know.
I'm a grown man, and I would still watch this movie in a heartbeat.
ochopika wrote:I was just about to go to bed, but I decided to check to derby one more time...then I saw today's Woot and I fell out of my chair (You know they don't tell you when they'll print your daily?? It's very suspenseful. I love you anyway, woot!). The floor is crooked in my apartment and so my chair is very unsteady. Anyways, thank you so much, Woot and Wooters
I think you've been holding out on us! Grats on the print!
cwhieldon wrote:Well I for one am not amused by this graphic depiction of lagomorphan-reptilian slavery.
My first thought! (If it were teamwork, the turtle wouldn't have a bit in his mouth.)
Oh uhhh... Mr. Tortoise? You've got a little something in your teeth.
Wear this shirt: for your first marathon! Also try not to get any spaghetti on it the night before. I'm running my first marathon next month. The timing would be perfect. Can I get this shirt in a dry-fit? Cotton=evil.
I thought I had pretty much maxed out on woot shirts, but this one was just too good to pass up. Very nice, ochopika.
I love everything about this right down to the creme colored tee. Congratulations on the print, Ochopika. I've been a fan of yours since the Science Fair Derby and I hope this is the start of a beautiful shirt-buying relationship!
JamesatBB wrote:BRING BACK DONUT PANIC!
They did! Where were you? EDIT: This reminds me of the stereotypical Deadhead who sits in the back of the concert hall screaming "DARK STARRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!" As there are other songs to play, there are other shirts to print, buy, and wear.
I love the carrots in the saddle bag. At least I think those are carrots...
Hare Cream? Really? EWWWWWWWWWWW.
Don't forget there's a tree in there, too! The penguin is on the cover of a book in the saddlebag. It's a book on "Arctic Survival" It's behind the carrots. No, really; it is on a layer behind the carrots in the original file. I ultimately decided that it didn't make sense in my design (since everything else makes perfect sense, lol)
Is there any doubt that the rabbit is just going to rest while he's on the tortoise, and then sprint the last 20 yards to win the race. That tortoise is a sucker.
My partner and I describe ourselves as being the tortoise and the hare in 3-legged race. I would like someone to draw that for me, please.
Very beautiful design my friend. I'm very happy for you and congratulations! I was just saying that my 3 yr. old daughter was so pokey. I think this shirt will be quite fitting. Thanks again for the great shirt!
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On September 16, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, actor and director Andy Garcia, and entrepreneur William K. Bowes, Jr. were honored at the Independent Institutes A Gala for Liberty. Each honoree received the Alexis de Tocqueville Award in recognition of their contributions to advancing the ideas and ideals of liberty, entrepreneurship, innovation, and peace.
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The reception and presentation of the Thomas S. Szasz Awards for Outstanding Contributions to the Cause of Civil Liberties to Robert Higgs and Robert Spillane, followed by a special forum featuring Dr. Higgs on Liberty and Leviathan.
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Lately the blogosphere is filled with posts about the reputation of the SEO industry and examples about how some SEOs resort to unscrupulous practices of buying links and black hat methods to reign superiority in SERPs. Nowadays, every Tom, Dick and Harry has a we...
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For anyone who hasn't been following this week/last week's whole Google and Bing copying and not copying saga, let me fill you in. Google noticed late last year that Bing were showing the same result as Google for a misspelled query (torsorophy which should have been spelt, tarsorrhaphy). But Bing showed no spelling correction in their result. The news was broken via Danny Sullivan in another great investigative journalistic pieces.
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Times Square Sewing Complex
Enjoy the inspiring surroundings of Jacksonville's sewing complex. A beautiful and bright 2500 sq ft showroom is packed with all types of sewing needs, including JANOME sewing machines to try before you buy! Wonderful cabinets fill the room to give you the feel of home! The store's friendly staff will make you feel welcome. The store offers in-house sewing machine repair for most makes and models and classes for all levels of sewers in all types of sewing interest. There are always changes going on at Times Square. After looking at all the variety of things in the showroom, check out the 1250sq ft classroom, where there are several quilts from previous classes on display.
Strawn Art Gallery
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Illinois School for the Deaf Alumni Association Museum
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Ah yes, the tired old argument that tries to make arbitrary barriers onto human expression. Tell me, what does the Mona Lisa mean to you? What about it fulfills artistic requirements that Postal lacks (forethought, expression, message, form, craftsmanship, continuity)? Or are you merely buying these simplistic socially enforced walls and the closed-minded prudery promoted through social conditioning simply because you dare not think of it on your own? How is the Postal Dude's nihilism all that different than Hamlet's musings on death during the famous graveyard scene? How are his observations on all that is wrong around him any different than the Danish prince's?
Stop being so up yourself that you tear down a person's work simply because it does not fulfill your own narrow-minded rules. There is more to art than reputation and patronage, and you are being too pig-headed to grasp it.
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Cabin Fever, Is That What You Call It?
And this?
And this?
Also diagnosed as House Syndrome, I think?
What ever it is, we've got a baaaad case.
Dear C. Jane
Ever gets asked to the Prom when I'm not looking.
C. Jane's Guide to Provo:
HOT Night on the Town!
I am C. Jane Kendrick and I am the mayor of Crazy Town. Welcome. You can contact me personally at cjanemail @ gmail.com or leave comments on my facebook page and if you are on twitter you can find my tweets here. But no pressure.
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That Ever-girl has KILLER eyebrows!!
Talk about cabin fever...we have been shut down for for days in Atlanta-no school, no work because of a huge(for us) snow/ice storm. Warm weather comes tomorrow-woot,woot!
Happy Winter! - January 13, 2011
- Katie Aldrich said...
Another sympathizer from Atlanta...day FOUR of no school, looking like day five tomorrow, and then AWESOME! We get Monday off!
- January 13, 2011
- Breeda said...
True, true to what Sara said......Ever's eyebrows are awesome. She has such expression for such an itty~bitty!
Great shots! - January 13, 2011
- Jenn said...
Wow, and Ever is flipping people off ... Maybe an outing is in order!
- January 13, 2011
- Katie Rich said...
Ever's picture cracks me up! Cute girl.
- January 13, 2011
- Stefanie H said...
Ever looks soooo much like The Chief! And i've got Cabin fever too. :\. NO fun.
- January 13, 2011
- thedomesticfringe said...
Cabin fever always gets me too. Sometimes I just gotta get out. Anywhere will do!
You have the cutest kids.
-FringeGirl - January 13, 2011
- Tana said...
Adorable as ever. Or adorable As Ever!!!
- January 13, 2011
- Wendy said...
Love. It's been like that here. Love the last pic - that look on Ever's face is hilarious! Here's to drying out soon!
- January 13, 2011
- expressmom said...
Am I the only one happy to be snowbound? All classes cancelled, no carpooling, no rushing off here, there and everywhere! I hope we get another two feet!
(Those Kids + Photos = Adorbs) - January 13, 2011
- eliana23 said...
Ever is amazing.
- January 13, 2011
- Mary said...
Yeah, us too. I'm over winter.
Every year around this time I get the urge to pile the kids into the minivan and start driving south to better weather. - January 13, 2011
- sarah, rsm said...
that fave on Ever is a riot! :)
- January 13, 2011
- Katie H said...
I am laughing. so hard. love that Ever face.
(I have post-baby/too cold cabin fever. So over the snow.) - January 13, 2011
- tharker said...
That picture of Ever is THE money shot! She is so dang cute!!
- January 13, 2011
- Ellen Switzer said...
Did you finally put some blinds up??
- January 13, 2011
- Ellen Switzer said...
Did you finally put some blinds up??
- January 13, 2011
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- Catherine Dabels said...
You have NO idea. And, my verification word is rombommo. That about says it all.
- January 13, 2011
- my name is Mel said...
i LOVE these pictures. some of my favorite ever. you capture life, so, so well. hats off to you.
- January 13, 2011
- Kelly said...
HA HA HA!! Don't get me wrong, the first few pictures are cute and I'm identifying with them greatly...but when my cursor scrolled down and that sweet little Ever popped up, I LAUGHED OUT LOUD. Soooooo funny, that look on her face! :) We have been dealing with snow here, too, 10-15 inches across the city...and today we woke up to NEGATIVE 6 degrees. I don't do cold, and I certainly DON'T do negative digits. Ugh. At least the kids finally got to go back to school and I can relax and not find 42 things to keep them busy. Love them, but it was time to go back.
- January 13, 2011
- Mom of 2 Cuties said...
Did you notice not only is Ever cute and making a hilariously funny face...but she flipping everyone off, too! Love it!
- January 13, 2011
- This Girl loves to Talk said...
we are currently have terrible devasting floods in Brisbane Australia. We are suffering from Cabin Fever because we've been asked to stay indoors off flooded roads and out of the rescuers way etc!! The river is receeding today. Hopefully by Monday some people can go back to work.
- January 13, 2011
- Wendy said...
I was already giggling at your pictures and that last one with Ever just about had me laughing out loud. Thanks! I needed that. We have been home since Sunday due to snow so I feel ya!
- January 13, 2011
- Marshall Lynch said...
your babies are funny and cute.
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- Aprilyn said...
Those pictures are GREAT!! We had 3 snow days in a row here! The kids couldn't go outside to play in the snow because the temperature was -16 degrees for the high. We are THRILLED to have 30 degree days again!!
- January 13, 2011
- Jilly said...
Ugh, being house-bound sounds so nice sometimes until it happens, for months, and then it's just pure craziness! It is funny though, how inventive little toddlers can be with the weirdest objects!
- January 13, 2011
- Schmutzie said...
This weblog is being featured on Five Star Friday: http://www.schmutzie.com/fivestarfriday/2011/1/14/five-star-fridays-134th-edition-is-brought-to-you-by-flann-o.html
- January 13, 2011
- WendyLou said...
OMGoodness! Chup and Ever totally have the same look on their faces! We've got our own outbreak of cabin fever over here, too ...
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Re: Salvation Lies Within
Ah - Shawshank Prison is a fictional place. Thus the rejection. So sad.
bluetuba wrote:That's like saying Nine Inch Nails is a famous 80's band because "Pretty Hate Machine" was released in 1989.
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Big bang theory, anyone?
fungusamongus wrote:You just can't beat the 90's
I love the joke. The composition and look of the shirt, not so much. I wish I could be more constructive than that, because I'd really like to buy a shirt with this idea. Really.
Re: Got Any Cheese?
Did I do that?!? Love it!!!
Wow guys! amazing collab!
kdubbs29 wrote:http://shirt.woot.com/derby/entry/30869/gamepunk
Did you ever find out whether it's the gameboy itself that was the reason for rejection? If so, this shirt will doubtful make it past the rejectionator
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This needed to be a shirt! Love it!
I normally don't go in for this sort of thing, but this is awesome! Would buy.
I'm so happy to finally pass one of my crazy ideas off to the talented Walmazan! This one I thought up from the good old TGIF days! Man I loved Friday night until Urkel grew up and it got awkward. We hope you enjoy!
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Another collab With the awesome Wirdou who is da bomb! Peace out!
Re: Grungy Style for Dummies
Yes, the 90s and the infamous Dummies books. Love it.
I remember that (mostly because the design was great!). That was a confusing rejection (to me, at least), since they printed this one... http://shirt.woot.com/offers/press-my-buttons I don't pretend to understand. Maybe it was the Tetris?
Re: That Show about Nothing
And you wanna be my latex salesman?
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As a child, there was no greater camp than Kamp Kikakee... That is until Camp Anawana came along... This is the battle that ensued in my mind for supremacy...
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lol. I would totally buy this shirt.
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"Mighty Mews" Now with TEXTPLOSION!
I used to love this show!!! Hope everyone likes the design
Re: The Day My Childhood Died
The 90's ended on a depressing note for many. This parody makes me smile though
Hehehe! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggSip6ASKMA Sentai is sooooo 90's here in the US. :D
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This is a re-sub from my very first derby entry. It was rejected due to a no text rule I totally missed. This 90's theme seems like a perfect chance to clean it up and put it back out there.
This has been a really fun day working with you Wences!:D
Re: Day Off
Poor Dante just couldn't catch a break in Clerks.
Re: 1989 - 1999
Not only have I not forgotten the original Gameboy, but I actually still own one! And, I can't tell you how many games, but it's a lot, because I collect all things Gameboy from the original to the more modern! It's a sick addiction really, but I would totally freak out if this printed and buy, buy buy, lol!~
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What is this a reference to?
This looks like more than 6 colors. Did you use half tones?
Re: Don't Have A Cow
We didn't even have Fox network in our area until the end of the 90's, so I hadn't seen the Simpsons, but Bart was hard to miss. Those Eat My Shorts shirts were everywhere! Here's my tribute to everyone's favorite Radical Dude. I just noticed that the head was too small. I fixed it, but I don't feel like resubmitting, so I'll just show the update here: Thanks!
5 July 1996...Dolly is born...A redesign on an old idea I had!
Re: Slimed!
is this referencing "You Can't Do That on Television"? that was early 80's
Re: Let's Get Dangerous
I hope this doesn't get rejected for the hat with the saying. But I had to try an ode to one of my favorite childhood cartoons. Hope you like it!
lyonscc wrote:Korben Dallas: When she woke up, she said a bunch a stuff. I didn't understand any of it but... what does 'ecto gammat' mean? Priest Vito Cornelius: Uh... never again, without my permission. Korben Dallas: That's what I thought. Love it :-)
heh.. thanks man! I cracked up making this one...
Re: Jump Ink Zebra
Re: WWW
World Wide Web, free stuff since 1990.
this is from the big comfy couch
usopp wrote:is this referencing "You Can't Do That on Television"? that was early 80's
No, it is to Nickelodeon in the 90's. I think even more in reference to Family Double Dare... they slimmed everyone...
I have seen this posted else where including the link above... also what does this have to do with the 90's?
So incredibly nostalgic! I want this!
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Cabozantinib (XL184) is an investigational drug that blocks several proteins (called MET, RET, and vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 2) that help keep cancer cells alive, including myeloma cells. It works differently than other drugs approved for treating multiple myeloma. It is a capsule that is taken orally (by mouth).
In this study, researchers are assessing the safety and effectiveness of cabozantinib in patients with multiple myeloma that has returned after or continued to grow despite previous treatment.
To be eligible for this study, patients must meet several criteria, including but not limited to the following:
For more information about this study and to inquire about eligibility, please contact Dr. Sergio Giralt at 212-639-6009.