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We've all heard that after pizza binges and midnight snacks, students inevitably gain about 15 pounds their first semester. While this isn't always the case -- some students even lose weight -- a lot of students adopt unhealthy eating habits and skip exercise altogether. In fact, Fabiano says most students don't get the recommended minimum amount of exercise -- about 20 to 30 minutes, three times a week. Students are paying the price; data from the ACHA survey showed that 30% of students are overweight.
Weight gain, however, might be a natural part of your kid's growth, says Kenzig. "It's also the first time they're responsible for their own food intake. Navigating all of the options, and choosing the healthiest ones, is a difficult road for some students to walk."
But weight gain isn't the only issue, as some students will develop eating disorders like anorexia and bulimia. A lot of campuses do offer support groups and counseling for these types of problems, and if you suspect your student has a problem, encourage them to get help.
Tackling Finances
After leaving for college, Rothstein's son lost his wallet, something most of us experience at some point in our lives. One of the things in the CollegeCase, which she created along with Diane Brandt, is a place to keep photocopies of the contents of your wallet, something she recommends all students do.
The CollegeCase has numerous slots for important financial information, which helps put students in charge, says Rothstein.
Your kids are likely to first set up a checking account in the area. Have them look for a student account that has no fees or minimum balance requirements. They should learn about how to protect their accounts, check statements, balance their checkbooks, and keep copies of financial records before they go to school.
Let your kids know how important it is that they pay their bills on time. After all, skipping payments can cause problems with their credit rating, in addition to late fees, consequences most college students don't consider.
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"We all think that being a good parent is hovering over our children when it comes to their health," says Rothstein. Yet college is a time to hand over the reins and to share general information about things like what over-the-counter medications they usually take or which prescriptions they need to refill. Your kids should also know their medical history and have the names and contact information for their doctors.
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No doubt about it. Harley-Davidson (HOG) has enjoyed a nice bounce since hitting a52-week low last month. But Goldman Sachs sees the stock climbing even higher over the next six months.
Analyst Patrick Archambault and team upgraded the iconic motorcyle maker to Buy from Neutral and boosted its six-month price target to $81 from $66 per share, citing the acceleration of U.S. retail sales in October and predicting improved revenue growth due to new products.
Archambault sees Harley earning $4.50 a share and $5.17 a share in 2015 and 2016 respectively.
As he writes:
…we recommend HOG ahead of accelerating growth comps driven by new product – validated by our initial channel checks. Beyond the short term, we see top-line growth sustained by improved construction employment in the US, and a still untapped EM opportunity. With shares trading at 14.7x our 2015E EPS (well below the 10-year average of 17x), we do not believe the company's profit leverage is being properly reflected. HOG now screens towards the top of our stock selection framework.
At $68.54, Harley shares gained 1.3% during morning market action.
Shares of motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson (HOG) revved up over 7.6% on Tuesday after reporting weaker earnings-per-share in its third quarter that still beat estimates.
For the quarter, Harley-Davidson reported profit of $134 million, or 59 cents a share, down 27% year over year. Harley Davidson also reported revenue of $1.09 billion.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters recently forecast earnings of 58 cents on revenue of $1.12 billion.
The company pointed to a slowdown in production due to an ongoing upgrade at its biggest plant, which slowed shipments. In a press release, Chief Executive Officer Keith Wandell noted that the drag on the company was temporary and that production would resume soon.
"The third quarter marked a pivotal milestone in Harley-Davidson's transformation," said Chief Executive Officer Keith Wandell. "With the launch of the ERP production system at York, a major piece of our restructuring work is behind us. We are now focused on optimizing the system and look forward to the start of seasonal surge production early next year."
"2013 is on track and guidance is unchanged, although management has tempered expectations in light of a softer global economy," wrote R.W. Baird analyst Craig R. Kinnison in a note. "Worldwide retail matched expectations, as better international demand offset softer U.S. sales — partly attributable to the delayed launch on the new model year bikes."
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OMG, LOL Added To Dictionary
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED), the premier dictionary of the English language and published by Oxford University Press, has added a new list of words and expressions to its already 600,000-long list.
In its latest online update, OED has listed such expressions as OMG! (oh my god), LOL (laughing out loud), and FYI (for your information) as valid English entries in its authoritative reference book.
The words and expressions will be added to the online edition of the dictionary by the end of this month. The fine people at OED call these expression "initialisms," because they are made up of initials of the expression.
Initialisms are handy when using social media websites like twitter — which limit's the number of characters used in a post — said Graeme Diamond, principal editor of the OED.
But he thinks there is more to these words than boring word limit practicality. The expressions are most commonly associated with younger people, informality and are often used to show irony.
But some of the expressions may not be as new as many would believe. The OED found that the term OMG was first used in a letter in 1917, and LOL was first seen in 1960. LOL, however, meant something quite different back then: Little Old Lady.
"Things people think are new words normally have a longer history," Diamond said.
"Who knows how many people from 1917 onwards" were using the term OMG, he said, noting that for decades it was impossible to know. "With the advent of the mass media we have access to much more personal information."
Other new entries include IMHO (in my humble opinion), BFF (best friends forever), the symbol <3 (meaning "to love"), and WAG — an abbreviation for "wives and girlfriends," used to refer to the partners of soccer players.
"WAG burst out of nowhere," said Diamond.
The expression was first introduced by a British newspaper article in 2002. It didn't receive much attention for four years, when the 2006 World Cup came around. With huge media attention surrounding attention on England's football team, "WAG" became a commonly used expression.
OED prides itself as "the last word on words for over a century," and, with four updates a year, it definitely keeps up with what's hip with the English language.
The latest update includes about 900 new words, expressions and meanings. Among the long list includes a new meaning for the word "heart" as a verb, using the symbol <3, meaning "to love."
The entry for OMG will read, "OMG int. (and n.) and adj.: 'Oh my God' (or sometimes 'gosh', 'goodness', etc.)."
Diamond explained what it takes for a new word to qualify for the OED: "You have to show that the word has been in usage for a decent length of time and, most importantly, that the word is used and understood by a wide audience."
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on 5/20/2011 8:36:00 AM
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This mascara is either my HG or my worst enemy. Some days it makes my lashes look AMAZINGGG. They look defined, volumized and lengthened. But, other days (most days) the formula is waaaay to liquidy and it clumps and gives me spider lashes. I just hope that maybe when the formula starts to dry out, it won't be as clumpy. I only got it for $4 at walmart, but will not repurchase. I'll stick to my lashblast mascara.
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I was so excited to buy this product and when I did I was so dissapointed! First, the initial application made by lashes look clumpy and by the end of the day it had flaked. On a positive note, I loved how dark and glossy my lashes looked.
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I love the consistency of this formula- my last mascara was dry to the extreme and I was looking for that just right consistency where it's liquidy and moist and this is perfect.
I swipe this on and after a few coats it goes VROOM! I have medium-length lashes, nothing too crazy but they're fairly lengthy, but they are super stiff and need waterproof mascara to hold curls. Immediately I get almost a 1.5x length difference. It's crazy. Not as long as false eyelashes but maybe like a really toned down pair of them?
This does not hold my curls nor increase volume. It gives my lashes the long, spidery look which I actually like because I prefer my lashes looking natural but long as heck. I despise any bit of clumpiness or stiffness. For what I was looking for, this is perfect for me. The packaging is kind of silly though- what's up with that random gap between the wand and the tube? Weird.
on 5/18/2011 11:24:00 AM
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I have thin and straight lashes that need waterproof mascara to hold the curl. I decided to try the Falsies mainly because of the hype. It does hold my curl very well, though I wouldn't say my lashes look like false lashes. My lashes are pretty long, just really thing, and this doesn't give very good volume to them. Also, this smudges really badly on the undereye. After a few hours, I would find smudges and it's really annoying, so no I would not buy this again. Back to looking for another mascara that does not smudge.
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This is 1 of 3 of my favourite drugstore mascaras :) I curl my lashes before application and use the inside curve for the first coat and the outside for the second coat. I am brown girl blessed with lashes, but they are incredible thin and straight. This does the job remarkably well for the price! On occasion, I do find it clumps a lot; to combat this, I apply very slowly and carefully, but quick enough so I can apply the 2nd coat before it drives. I use a clean wand and/or a lash comb to pick up the excess product and set my lashes in place. It darkens, lenghtens and creates just the right amount of volume for day. You can pair it with L'oreals Voluminous on top for an added dramatic effect, or use One by One as a base coat and Falsies on top if you find Falsies clumps or does not seperate your lashes alone.
1 lippie off for the clumping and because it does not provide the false look on me, but it does darken, lenghten and holds a curl!
You can't expect ANY mascara to work miracles right out of the tube without using the proper make up tools & techniques to make it look fab on you!
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I've been on the hunt for a great drugstore mascara that volumizes, lengthens, washes off easily, doesn't cause fall out, and doesn't flake all over my face throughout the day. I'm happy I gave this a try! Yes, my lashes are longer to begin with, but this mascara definitely plumped them up and made them look super long. I wouldn't go quite as far as comparing them to false eyelashes, however while shopping in Sephora for other products, the sales woman there complimented me on my eyelashes, and when she asked which mascara I use from their store, I had to kindly correct her that I simply use Maybelline Falsies! The wand is unusual but once you get the hang of it, it works great. Rarely do I find a flake on my face, it washes off easily with my cleanser (something Lash Blast did NOT do), and my eyelashes don't fall out as much as they did with Lash Blast either.
on 5/16/2011 8:26:00 AM
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I have really long eyelashes and i have tried so many different mascaras and this is one of the very few that actually make my lashes look full and long without being clumpy. I think its just as good as any high end mascara. Its also very black and easy to apply. I definitely recommend this product and ill be buying it again!
on 5/16/2011 3:17:00 AM
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Sadly, I was disappointed with this mascara. I had heard really good things about it and thought it seemed awesome. Having said that, it wasn't a complete failure. When I first got it, I did like it quite a lot. What I still like about it is the shape of the brush. The curve in it made it easy to use as it coat just about every lash at once, including the little ones right in the corner. The problem with it, however, is that it's very flexible and sometimes it bent back so I had to be really careful I didn't use too much pressure. Another problem is that after about 4-6 weeks after purchase, most of the bristles on the curved side of the brush started to go straight in, if that makes sense. They kind of stuck to main part of the brush, as did many of the bristles on the flat side. The formula was quite gluggy, and it clump up a fair bit however it wasn't a huge issue. Even though I only rated it 2, I did like it before the bristles started to stick. I think it must have only been mine, because a friend of mine uses this mascara and her lashes turn out beautifully. I like the packaging, however that doesn't really count for anything if the product doesn't deliver. I still have mine as an emergency, but won't repurchase to see if I can find a better tube, which I probably could, because I have found a superb replacement (Covergirl Lash Blast Volume.)
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Recipe: Mystery Creek Ranch Dressing
Like the best selling brand, but with 30 calories per serving compared to 140 for Hidden Valley. Which means you can dip veggies all day, guilt-free. Makes 1 cup (8 2-T servings). Ingredients: ½ c whole milk buttermilk* 1/3 c … Continue reading
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Recipe: Red Boat Onions
Delicious accompaniment to burgers or almost anything savory. Takes just minutes and a couple simple ingredients to add a new level of complexity and flavor. Ingredients: 4 medium onions (preferably Vidalia or other sweet variety), peeled and sliced crosswise 1 … Continue reading
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Recipe: Salvadorean-style Curtido
This is the slaw that's served on the side with pupusas (Salvadorean-style stuffed tortillas). It's a bit intense to eat on its own, but that intensity makes it ideal for any recipe where you want to add the crunch of … Continue reading
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Recipe: Vietnamese Pickled Daikon (Do Chua)
This is the crunchy condiment found in bahn mi. It's supposed to be an equal amount of carrots and radish, but carrots are hard to shred so I use just enough for color. Can also be eaten as a slaw. … Continue reading
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Recipe: New York Hot Dog Relish
This is my take on the onion and tomato relish served with Sabrett's and other "dirty water" hot dogs by vendors on the streets of New York. It's sweet and sour and a little spicy and goes great on hamburgers … Continue reading
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Recipe: Homemade Teriyaki Sauce
Got mirin? If you've dallied with Japanese cooking the answer is yes. Here's a useful way to apply that half-bottle moldering on the back shelf of the pantry. If you have to buy mirin, this is still better than the … Continue reading
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Recipe: Funny Bryan's Texas BBQ Sauce
It ain't Sonny's, but it's in the ballpark. And it's super easy to make. If you're going to sauce your meat, this is as good a choice as any. Adapted from this but don't follow their advice on mopping your … Continue reading
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Recipe: Buttermilk Blue Cheese Dressing
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Recipe: Easy Kosher-Style Pickles
These are darn close to Guss's in my opinion. All you need is cucumbers, water, salt, garlic and patience. Ingredients: A pound or more of nice pickling cucumbers Water Kosher salt or another non-iodized salt A handful of garlic cloves, peeled … Continue reading
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Recipe: Carrot Pickle for Dave Chang
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Pfeiffer exhibits works by 'Emerging Artists' throughout March
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Throughout the month of March, the Grace and Cameron West Art Gallery at Pfeiffer University will host two simultaneous shows to exhibit the work of last year's "Emerging Artists†recipients Everitt Clark and Heidi Ramseur.
Joshua Cross, assistant professor of art and director of the gallery at Pfeiffer, sent a call for artwork to a number of young visual artists across several neighboring states. The result was the university's first regional emerging artists' exhibition, a juried show, held in October.
Everitt Clark, was one of two winners from that show. He is a native of Fairfax, Va. and an alumnus of Princeton University. For his current show, "New Works,†Clark took to the suburbs of northern Virginia. He chose not to use the now common digital camera, but rather a traditional film camera for pieces presented in this collection. Clark prints and prepares all his works himself.
"The work calls to mind immaculately manicured lawns, cookie-cutter houses, and lives of quiet desperation. Look more closely, though, and you will discover visual forms that could exist neither in the big city nor in the unspoiled wilderness,†Clark said.
Heidi Ramseur is a native of Albemarle, N.C. and a 2010 Pfeiffer alumna. Her Pfeiffer roots can be seen in her show title, "Nothin' Could Be Finer…†A photographer and mixed media artist, Ramseur uses everyday objects including wire, plaster and paper to create her works of art.
"I like to not only see my story in artwork, but to also have the opportunity to feel it in a tangible way,†Ramseur said.
A reception will be held on Friday, March 18 from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. The gallery and reception are free and open to the public. Clark's and Ramseur's work will be on display until March 25. The gallery, which is located on the Misenheimer campus, is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. For more information, contact Cross at email@example.com or (704) 463-3160.
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A Bicol triad: Albay, Masbate, Sorsogon
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The place to stay in the whole of Albay is the hilltop Oriental Hotel in Legazpi City, the capital. It's a classy, deluxe establishment in glass and metal, with white as the dominant color. The cuisine is highly recommended—local and international dishes with a distinct Bicolano flavor.
The hotel (theorientalhotel.com) has a grand view of the surrounding mountains and hills, buildings and residences and, of course, iconic Mt. Mayon. The Oriental is surrounded by coconut-palm, malunggay and banana trees.
An hour's drive from the urban center is the island town of Cagraray and its Eco-Park facing scenic Misibis Bay. Features include a campsite, high ropes, the paintball game, zip line, an amphitheater (for public entertainment, sports and lectures) with a great view of the gulf plus waterfalls (but only when it rains!).
Except for the much-ballyhooed, upscale Misibis Bay Casino Resort, this part of Albay has not been publicized too much and the seascape is marvelous, with clear waters, greenery all around, beige-white sand, beach coves, and stone cliffs with vegetation.
There are at least two islands that the ecotourist can visit: Namanday and Pinamuntugan. There are no amenities, but you can hire a boat, picnic, swim and snorkel. And even trek. But the inclination of the terrain is just average, observed coordinator Bernard Supetran.
We went there via the "Tabaco Love Boat."
Another buried church
In the remote barangay of Budiao in Daraga, Albay, are the ruins of a church buried even before the 1814 eruption of Mt. Mayon which destroyed the church of Cagsawa, leaving only its famous bell tower.
What we saw now are the four walls of stones, rectangular in shape, half-buried in the ground, the windows projecting a catacombs-like atmosphere. The century and date of the eruption has not been ascertained. Calling Ambeth Ocampo and other history buffs.
Local folks expressed the hope that the Salceda administration, through the Provincial Tourism & Cultural Affairs Office (email@example.com), could make the Budiao ruins a tourist destination like Cagsawa.
Magnificent seascape
Masbate (firstname.lastname@example.com) has three big islands—Masbate, Burias and Ticao—and 14 smaller islands. Amidst choppy waters (prepare to get wet) you will come upon a magnificent seascape which rivals those in Northern Palawan, Caramoan, and the coastal waters of Boracay Island.
We stopped by Halea Nature Park, a beach resort, and then after a wet and wild ride finally reached Ticao Beach Resort early in the evening, its lights a welcoming beacon to the drenched travelers.
It was something of a surprise to find a resort like this in this neck of the woods. There are nine comfortable beachfront cottages, four standard rooms and one attic room; these are built in a classy, native style, because the resort caters to foreigners.
There are horses grazing nearby (there's a farm somewhere), and you and your children can go horseback riding.
Sales and marketing director is Jessica Wong, while the manager is Rico Calleja, who looks like a Mexican with his sombrero and moustache. "This is community-based tourism," Jessica said, citing the resort's policy of integrating with the nearby fishing community and supporting its school.
"We want tourists to appreciate what the Philippines can offer," she added. "We give them what they don't have—warm weather, a beach, tropical fruits."
The two resort officers complained, however, about the rampant dynamite fishing in the area, and expressed the hope that local authorities would do more to curb this destructive practice. Baywatch, are you listening?
Legendary lake
There's more to green-laden Sorsogon than butanding (whale shark) watching (it's off-season anyway). The province is bracketed by the Albay Gulf and Sorsogon Bay, and there are mountains for trekking, dive spots, caves for spelunking, and beach resorts galore for swimming, snorkeling and skimboarding.
Above all, there's Lake Bulusan near the volcano of the same name, with hot and cold nature spring resorts (like Balay Buhay) along the way.
The Sorsogon City Tourism Office (firstname.lastname@example.com) recently treated select media members to an exposure trip to the legendary lake. Seeing it again after 13 years, kayaking and boating with colleagues, made me recall the melancholy legend associated with the lake-volcano within a forest.
It is the story of brave Bulusan and beautiful Agingay who were destroyed by the intrigues of the evil Casiguran. And the tears of Agingay and the blood of Bulusan mingled to form the volcano and the lake. And so today, when it rains here, some would like to believe that it is Agingay welcoming visitors to this lake named after her warrior husband.
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HAHAHA I did an April fools joke on face book that said I was having twins lol everyone fell for it, but my first ultrasound is tomorrow and now I'm nervous I might of jinxed myself
I went to the dr today for my ultrasound I was so nervous! But its only 1 =)
But my mom told me that twins runs on her side, so now I know that twins runs on both my moms side and my dads so there a chance next time lol
lol I didn't think twins ran in my family, until my grandma told me that there is 4 sets of twins in my family. Thanks grandma... lol
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If Chapman is in the bullpen, it will make the Broxton signing look incredibly silly.
Because a) Chapman will close, making Broxton a 21M$ set-up guy. or b) Broxton will close, meaning the Reds will be wasting one of the game's best arms as a middle reliever.
I know I'm in the minority, but I'd prefer he stay in the bullpen. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Here's my prediction.
Reds begin Chapman as a set up man in the bullpen. They announce that they are leaving the door open to starting him later in the season.
When Broxton has a couple of bad outings, Chapman takes over as closer and does not start.
That's what I expect. Personally, I'd rather the Reds decide one way or the other. If it's the pen, let Aroldis close from the outset, and you have a great bullpen like last year.
Hopefully Leake has a good year as a starter.
Hopefully Cueto doesn't pull an oblique in the playoffs this year.
I frame the issue this way: Giving every opportunity for Chapman to break the rotation is answered by how it might look in a postseason series, when a member of the rotation like Cueto goes down in game 1, and ALL you're left with is Latos, Chapman, Bailey and Arroyo to finish out the series. Chapman in the bully didn't help us much in games 3, 4 or 5 last year.
The most interesting question is this:
How many posts in the thread when Reds announce Chapman will begin the season in the bullpen?
Tradrumor's post asks another good question - without Aroldis, is the Reds' rotation really that good? Is it a playoff winning rotation? I think it's a fair question and probably the key issue as the Reds think this through.
Using Aroldis Chapman in the bullpen is like driving an Indy car in a go-cart race. Using Mike Leake in the starting rotation is like driving a go-cart at the Indianapolis 500. One job is much more important than the other.
It is wise to use your best soldiers for the whole battle rather than saving them to mop up the enemy stragglers after the battle is almost over. You are much more likely to win the battle if your best soldiers are fighting it.
It is wise to use your best pitchers when the outcome of the game is being fought over in the early and middle innings rather than saving them to get the last three outs when the game is already pretty much decided.
Using Aroldis Chapman for the last inning with a three run lead is a waste. You don't need a great pitcher to protect a three run lead. He should be used to make sure the Reds get a lead in the first place, not to wipe up the crumbs. Even a bad pitcher can protect a three run lead 99% of the time.
You are more likely to have a lead in the late innings if your best pitchers throw more innings. As a starter Chapman will throw 3x more innings than he would as a reliever. If he doesn't throw those extra innings then a lesser pitcher will.
And while, as Doug often points out, a single reliever isn't that critical, I think differently about premium late inning relievers. Guys who regularly cover the 8th or 9th inning effectively. Not the same thing as a middle man innings eater.
The problem here, of course, is that Chapman's success level as a starter is unknown. So it's trading a relatively sure thing in the bullpen to something more questionable in the rotation.
To me, this one is for the professionals. They have to project how good a starter Chappy can be. If they believe he has enough different pitches, stamina, etc., and is likely to be a first rate starter, the decision is made.
If they think the odds of him being a first rate starter is in the 50-50 range, I think he stays in the pen.


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I don't know what these furry friends are, but I know they love a good snuggle!
This week's Whatsit is a Piping Plover! Can't you just picture dozens of these little fuzzballs on sticks scouring the sand for little bugs?
Squee lovers, for today's Whatsit Wednesday we take a trip down memorsquee lane to revist our old friend the skinny pig! He was brain-meltingly cute the first time around, and it seems to me like his glorious hippo-esque squeeness has not diminished at all in the last eight months!
Squee lovers, I'm inclined to think these particular squee friends aren't whatsits at all, but are rather just some adorable snoozin' porcupines... but at the same time, they're the weirdest looking porcupines I've ever seen, so perhaps they're something else entirely? What are your thoughts, friends?


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I know Chris Berman is loud and annoying, but when I was younger, way back in the day, and used to stay up late to watch Baseball Tonight on ESPN before going to bed and having to get up early in the morning for school, I used to love some of the clever nicknames that Berman would throw out there for players.
I think the one that sticks with me the most is Bert "Be Home" Blyleven. Some of my other favorites were:
Roberto "Remember The" Alomar
Albert "Winnie The" Pujols
Mark Carreon "My Wayward Son"
Eddie "Eat, Drink & Be" Murray
I know it's not a Reds news related topic, nor is it relative that anything current, and there's no way to use stats to back up your arguments pro or con, but I thought it'd be a fun topic to throw out there. Aside from the Mr. Roboto theme, and Arthur "Take Me Home, Country" Rhodes, I was trying to come up with some Chris Berman like nicknames for current Reds players. Anybody got any?


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Beach Day and Mr. Entertainment and the Pookiesmackers to Take Over Hollyweird
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However, when the show celebrates the birth of two records, you'd better believe it's going to be proper party. Hollyweird's favored sonic exports, Beach Day and Mr. Entertainment and the Pookiesmackers, will be welcoming their respective fresh sounds to the world with a joint blowout at Hollywood Beach's seaside bandshell.
Beach Day will be celebrating its highly anticipated debut full-length, Trip Trap Attack, released by the taste-making Kanine label (Grizzly Bear, the Depreciation Guild). It will undoubtedly be a lovely spin through the group's lush, Spector-informed harmonies and hazy summer anthems.
Mr. Entertainment and the Pookiesmackers, Hollywood's rock 'n' roll elder statesmen, are putting out a single entitled "Tropical Diseases." It's a spacey number painted in the finest colors of the '60s with a touch of psychedelica, and humor added for good measure. The single features a B-side of underground Florida classic "The Little Black Egg" and was pressed nicely on vinyl by Ho-Town Records.
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Logan County has a water project in the Harts area and one at Hidden Valley Airport Road. Rick Roberts, who is the project manager with E. L. Robinson Engineering Company recently gave an update on the status of both projects.
Mr. Roberts said the Public Service District has a lot of projects going on right now that are winding down and will be completed soon. He said there is going to be a Fry extension and a Hidden Valley extension coming.
"I want to thank you all for all the work you have put in and all the phone calls you've made. It looks like it is all going to work out. We ought to be able to make a submission to the Public Service Commission within the next week or so and as soon as we get their approval, we will be able to go ahead and advertise for bids. We can be under construction this year."
Roberts talked about the Harts project, which is being constructed in phases. He said the Big Harts Phase I Project is already funded and is at the Public Service Commission right now. Approval and authorization to bid is anticipated in the next 30 - 60 days.There are 246 customers in Phase I.
The area is big and will have 749 customers. It will cost about $23 million to do it all. Because of the size of the area, construction will be completed in five phases. Roberts identified some of the areas included in the phases — Phase I Big Harts, Phase III Smokehouse and Browns Run and Phase IV Mud Fork.
Phase I is funded and it's time to start putting in applications to fund Phase II. Phase II will have about 195 customers. Its got a storage tank and a pump station. The idea was to put a storage tank and a pump station on Phase I from the Harts area and if a storage tank and a pump station is installed on the Crawley Creek side, it can feed the area from both directions as a back-up.
With 195 customers, it's about a $5 million project. Roberts said they are in the process of submitting applications to the infrastructure council. It includes a Rural Utilities Services grant loan package which has been applied for and a small cities block grant is penciled in. Plans are to ask the Logan County Commission for a $200,000 grant. Funding agencies like to see a local commitment to funding for projects like this. It could get their attention and raise it up on the priority list.
Roberts explained how they determine the phases and how the customers get water.
"First, you try to get the largest number of people you can for the same dollar. Second, you have to start at the source and go out. The further you live away from where the current water is, the further away you are from seeing water. Really, there is no other way to do it. You have to bring the water with you as you go."
Roberts said there are less than 1,000 homes in Logan County that do not have water service available to them.
"Not everybody is hooked up on the service, but it is available to them.Ten years ago it was less than 50 percent, 20 years ago it was more like 30 percent."
Roberts said the way to reach some of the 841 Logan County residences without access to potable water would be to run extensions. The best way for the Kelly/Blair project may be an extension of the West Virginia American Water system since they have the water at Sharples right now. They have extended it down to where they have put the new mines in and that would be the easier and cheapest way to extend service into the Kelly and Blair areas.This area is 63 customers and has a cost of $3 million.
On the Mud Fork Mountain, the Mingo County Public Service District has a tank right at that area so the easiest way to extend service down to the 27-29 customers on Mud Fork Mountain may be to extend the Mingo County system. The Mud Fork project would cost less than $1 million.
Logan County Commission President Danny Godby congratulated Ben Lowe, Leonard Hovis along with Mr. Roberts.
"These people have done a fantastic job along with Mr. Roberts. Within a ten-year period great strides have been made. Within a 20-year period, enormous strides have been made. We want to thank each and every one of you for what you have done."
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The Bears hate the Packers. The Packer hate the Bears. That's not news. That's the facts of life. It's been that way for 91 frickin' years. Hell, it was already that way almost 2 decades before Mike Ditka was even a glimmer in his father's lazy eye.
Do you think the rivalry between the Packers and the Bears has been the longest and most intense in the history of the NFL because they LOVE each other? If that were the case, George Hallas and Vince Lombardi would be in Washington state right now tying the knot.
There's no need to make some proclamation that you-don't-like-the-Green-Bay-Packers. It's the natural order of things. As a Chicago Bear, you're not expected to like the Packers any more than a cobra is expected to like a mongoose, than the Hatfields are expected to like the McCoys or than Jay Cutler is expected to like the sand in his vagina. Get used to it or get out!
For mistakenly believing that what comes out of his own mouth is any more insightful than what comes out of his ass.
For being more clueless than even the Jon Bonet Ramsey Homicide investigators ever were.
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Preston Claiborne will be in Pinstripes starting tomorrow (Photo Credit: Preston Claiborne on Twitter) The New York Yankees have selected right-handed pitcher Preston Claiborne as the replacement for the injured Joba Chamberlain. The news was first broke by fellow minor leaguers Rob Segedin and Mark Montgomery on Twitter a short while ago according to an article on Examiner.com Claiborne, 25, was one of the most productive relief pitchers during spring training this season, allowing just one earned run in twelve innings. He was off to a good start with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre this season, pitching to a 3.48 ERA and striking out ten batters over 10 1/3 innings pitched. A former 17th round pick in the 2010 Amateur Draft, Claiborne sports a low-to-mid 90s fastball and a mid-80s slider. No corresponding roster move to make room for Claiborne on the 40-man roster has been announced. Follow Dan on Twitter at @danpfeiffer74 for breaking New York Yankees news.
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It was new champions all around Tuesday afternoon at the 2013 Division II state girls golf tournament at Aguila Golf Course in Laveen.
Cactus Shadows Abbie Cantwell's consistent play over two days netted her the title by one stroke over two-time defending champ Krystal Quihuis of Salpointe. Meanwhile, Sahuaro, nine shots back of first-round leader Notre Dame after the first round, shot 314 for the day to make up 19 strokes and outsdistance Notre Dame by nine shots. Sahuaro finished at 640, Notre Dame was at 649 and two-time defending team champ Salpoiinte (652) had to settle for third.
Cantwell shot 73-71 to finish with even-par 144. Cantwell had three bogeys and two birdies Monday and Tuesday it was the reverse. That was good enough to edge Quihuis, who was forced into catch-up mode after shooting 77 on Monday that included a pair of double bogeys that put her six shots back of the lead.
Quihuis made a run at first place on Tuesday. The senior netted six birdies, but a double bogey on the 11th kept her from continuing a run that pulled her within one stroke through 10 holes.
Cantwell had her hands full playing in a foursome that included Verrado's Kaylee Benton and first-round leader Sarah Eversman of Notre Dame. Benton began play Tuesday in second a shot behind Eversman and one stroke in front of Cantwell. Eversman shot the only under- par round (-1) on Monday, but fell out of contention with a rough front nine on Tuesday. Eversman was +6 the first nine holes.
Cantwell and Benton sparred back and forth for the lead most of the day and went to the 18th hole tied at -1. Benton, as consistent as Cantwell was, found trouble on the par 4 18th. Her tee shot landed in a bunker on the right side fo the fariway. Her second shot didn't clear the bunker and was ended up deeply embedded in the side of the bunker. There was no relief allowed and was forced to take a drop. Benton carded a triple bogey while Cantwell made par. That left Cantwell alone in first at even and Benton at +2.
Cantwell wasn't resting easy with her round finished as Quihuis was a couple holes behind and still within striking distance at +3. Quihuis's fifth birdie of the day on No. 15 pulled her within two. Quihuis parred 17, thus needing an eagle on the 18th to tie.
"I knew it wasn't over," Cantwell said. "Krystal is such a powerhouse. I was fully prepared for her to hole it."
Quihuis came close to that tying shot, landing her second shot at the hole some three feet short. She sank her sixth birdie to finish in second place at +1. Benton was third at +2. Quihuis was bidding to become only the third female golfer in state history to win three individual titles. The others were Heather Farr and Grace Park.
"I thought if I could get a set of birdies and get to even and then get two more that would give me a chance," Quihuis said. "I thought that was possible out here. I had two bad holes (Monday) and the double bogey today (on 11). I sliced a drive in a bush and had an unplayable lie.... I knew I needed to hole my second shot to tie. It was drawing right at the pin and I was saying please be good. It was three or four feet short."
Cantwell, who said she will not compete next year for her school instead playing a circuit to prepare for college-level play, credited a revamping of her game almost seven months ago for giving her a chance to win. She finished 11 strokes behind Quihuis at state last year.
"I changed coaches and my new coach Kene Bensel has made such a difference," Cantwell said. "I really needed to rebuild my game. I got to play with Krystal last year and watching her I knew I would need a really good short game to win it."
Cantwell holed out one chip Tuesday and hit the flagstick on two others. She also said her long game and accuracy helped since the greens were a bit on the bumpy side.
"Putts were hard to make," Cantwell said. "I think I missed four putts inside three feet."
Sahuaro wasn't spectacular with its play, but a solid day from all its golfers on Tuesday put them in the winner''s circle. Sahuaro had no player in the top five (its best was junior Desiree Hong at +5). Hong was three shots better than her Monday round. Teammates Taylor Hughes (five shots better), Kathryn Ottman (five shots better) keyed the rally from third to first. Rachel Blount was only a stroke off her Monday score and Samantha Hacker and Tea Bravo got in a round each. The only senior in the group is Blount so five of six return next year.
Sahuaro coach Megan Hughes took no credit for the triumph other than being supportive of her team.
"I thought if everyone shot well we'd have a chance," Hughes said. "I told them go play, and do your best. ....I talked about nerves. If you feel nervous stop and take deep breaths or shake out your hands."
Sahuaro didn't take the lead until well into the back nine Tuesday, but by the final three holes the Ladyb Cougars were in control.
"It's definiitely nice to win as a team," Hughes said. "We had six players play. Four that played both days. They all played a part."
Rounding out the top 10 behind Cantwell, Quihuis and Benton were Canyon del Oro's Morgan Messick and ND's Eversman (tied for 4th at +4), Sahuaro's Hong (6th at +5) and Hughes (7th at +9), St. Gregory's Natassja Meredith (8th) and Notre Dame's Ciara Petronozio (9th) and Haley Kapanicas (10th).
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The Durant Lady Lions softballers are gearing up for another season of fast-pitch softball. Last year, the team finished with a 24-16 record and hosted its first Regional Tournament.
Lady Lions are young but experienced. With a successful season under their belts, they are looking to take the next step and make it the State Tournament. Why shouldn't they feel that way? They are talented with a depth chart that would make the Texas Rangers jealous and two seniors to guide them.
Senior Alexa Richards anchored home plate last year, but she will be sharing the duties this year after playing through a shoulder injury last season. Not to worry. She is fine and ready to play. And senior Kylie Manning will be returning with her lively bat and shut-down defense.
"Both have been with me for five years," said head coach Aaron Mullens. "I coached them in junior high, so I know them well. Kylie will play in the outfield and some at third base. Richards was catching last year but got injured, so this year, she will be playing second base and play catcher some."
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The schedule is full of teams that will push the Lady Lions to play their best this year.
"We are going to play some really tough and competitive teams this year that will get us ready for district games," said Mullens. "As far as district goes, we play Carl Albert. They are always good."
Other district teams will be Bishop Kelley, Shawnee, McAlester, Guthrie and Tulsa Memorial.
"We are hoping to get that district title and that will give us a No. 1 seed," said Mullens, "That will give us a chance to host again and get a better draw."
With the stage set for a good season, Mullen said, "Expectations are really high. It's going to be fun."
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at Tambon Thin of Muang district is a village which collects and exchanges second-hand household utensils for daily use. It also sells silver products.
About 12 kilometres out of town, and with a further 6 kilometres after a right turn, is the Phae Muang Phi a wide area with no large trees. Because of subsidence and erosion of the soil, the harder elements remain and are formed into the shapes of exotic-looking mushrooms.
A small, 2-level waterfall, Nam Tok Mae Khaem is located at Tambon Suan Khuan. To reach it, go on the Pa Daeng-Thung Hong road for 4 kilometres. Then turn left and continue for another 12 kilometres. There is another fall, larger and with three levels, in the vicinity. It is Nam Tok Tat Mok, which…
Three kilometres from Phra that Cho Hae is Wat Phra That Chom Chaeng, some 10 kilometres from town. Built in the year 788, the name of the builder was unknown. The golden Chedi is 19 metres tall and enshrines a Holy Relic. There is also a Museum of rare ancient relics.


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Apple EarPods with Remote and Mic
The Apple EarPods with Remote and Mic are designed to rest comfortably inside — and stay inside — a variety of ear types. The audio quality is so superior, they rival high-end headphones that cost much more. And you can use the improved remote to adjust volume, control music and video playback, and answer or end calls on your iPhone.£25.00
- Dispatched: In Stock
RHA MA450i Noise Isolating In-Ear Headphones with Mic
RHA headphones are made from aircraft-grade aluminium, giving excellent sound quality and featuring a mic and remote so you can take calls on your iPhone, and select music on your iPod or iPad.
- White/Black/Clear
- Onyx
- Dispatched: 8 business days
Jabra Sport Rox Wireless Earbuds
Don't let wires hold you back when you exercise. The Jabra Sport Rox Wireless headphones provide an ultra-secure, lightweight and comfortable fit to keep you focused on your training. You can also play and pause music, skip tracks, control volume and take calls with a quick tap on your headset. The earbuds are also sweat- and storm-proof.£109.95
- Free Delivery
- Dispatched: Currently Unavailable


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