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What happens during a lap dance at a typical strip club?
-Would you get one if in a relationship? -Would you be OK if your girlfriend or wife got one in a relationship? -Can you climax from a lap dance,... Show More
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"Would you get one if in a relationship?"
Yes, after the lap-dance talk. If we can't have the lap-dance talk, you're probably the wrong girl.
"Would you be OK if your girlfriend or wife got one in a relationship?"
Yes, after the lap-dance talk, etc., etc.
"Can you climax from a lap dance, do you get close?"
With the right girl. Usually, though, it's either cute, or funny. Sometimes weird, sometimes sad.
And you're ok climaxing from an orgasm from a lapdance, when in a relationship? I guess I don't see how that's not cheating... I can see a lapdance as a grey area... and if you're actually physically getting off from somebody physically grinding on you, is that over the line?
That's EXACTLY what the lap-dance talk is for. For me, cheating involves abandoning the relationship emotionally, not physically.
If some other guy makes her come, and she pays him, forgets him, and comes home to be a good girlfriend, then it's no big deal. I don't want a play-by-play, but I wouldn't forbid her, either.
If my girl feels differently, then we're a mismatch, a poor fit.
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Oh the strip club jealousy question. Going to the strip club is a guy thing. Male bonding time. Yes I have gotten lap dances while in a relationship. Actually my ex girlfriend was so cool she'd go to strip clubs with me. So no jealousy there. I would personally have no problem with a wife of girlfriend getting a lap dance from a guy, because she's coming home to me. No I have never come close to cumming in a lap dance.
What if your girlfriend orgasmed from a male stripper grinding her... I'm worried my guy can finish, he's like the fastest man alive if you get my drift, and will be in a new, exotic situation... I've heard from guy friends (and the guy below also indicates) that you can climax from them if good/long enough.
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Ya, I can f*** like a champ. So if you ever want to lose the zero and go with the hero.. hit me up. I will f*** you until you love me.
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The AAMU/UAH Regional Inservice Center is one of eleven centers in the state of Alabama serving teachers in the area of professional development. Located on the campus of Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University, we serve twelve school districts in North Alabama. It would be impossible to list all of the professional development services we offer-but a few include: Teacher Mentoring, Alabama Quality Teaching Standards, National Board Certification, and Differentiated Instruction.
The AAMU/UAH Regional Inservice Center also has a lending library. Administrators and teachers in our districts can check out books, videos and the latest DVD's to enhance your onsite professional development.
Housed in our facility are two state initiatives, Science in Motion and Technology in Motion. The AAMU/UAH Regional Inservice Center is here to serve YOU!!!! As a part of the Alabama A & M University family we too believe that "Service is Sovereignty".For more information, please contact Dr. Tammy L. Alexander, at(256) 372-5239 or -email @ firstname.lastname@example.com
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By Chris Kramer
If you're injured, the first and most important thing to do is always seek appropriate medical attention. Unfortunately, the fact that unscrupulous insurance companies are always on the lookout for ways to avoid paying personal injury claims means that you have to protect the record at the same time.
The good news is that much of what you do in the early stages to protect the record is exactly what you should be doing anyway. For instance, it's important that you clearly convey all of your personal injuries to your doctor or the emergency services doctor, and explain exactly how the personal injury occurred. You'll need that information documented later, but it's critical to ensuring that you receive adequate medical care as well.
It's very difficult for someone without experience in personal injury law to know at the outset what will be important in negotiations or litigation that might take place months down the road. The safest route is probably to document everything; don't discover a year into a personal injury case that you're missing a critical piece of evidence.
This list is by no means exhaustive - the general rule is to err on the side of documentation.
Find out what injury lawyers can do for you. A personal injury case might be the furthest thing from your mind immediately following an injury, while you're coping with pain and juggling bills and doctor appointments, but the medical bills are already mounting.
More importantly, your personal injury case is being built-or weakened-at every moment, whether you're conscious of it or not. If you're not protecting your personal injury rights, then the chances of your personal injury case being broken down are much greater.
In the vast majority of personal injury cases, there's an insurance company on the other side. The insurance company provides coverage to the person or business that caused your injury, and now the insurance company is facing a claim.
A personal injury claim isn't necessarily a lawsuit, it's simply the process by which the insured, or someone injured by the insured, says to the insurance company, "Okay, you were hired to pay for this kind of injury if it occurred, and you collected your premiums, and now it's occurred, so here are my bills."
Unfortunately, insurance companies don't make profits by paying out personal injury claims, and so claims representatives at insurance companies may try to to avoid making payment. If they can't avoid making payment altogether, then they might aim to minimize the amount they have to pay.
That's why you may want to seriously consider talking to insurance company representatives with a personal injury attorney in your corner.
The insurance agents may claim that they want to make the process as easy as possible, or that they need information in order to get you paid more quickly, but they're really trying to get you to say something that might harm your case later. They may even try to get you to agree to a quick settlement, claiming that it's for your benefit because they know you have bills and medical expenses piling up while you're unable to work.
The truth is that they're probably anxious to get you to sign on the dotted line because in most personal injury cases, once you've agreed to a settlement, you likely can't come back and ask for anything more, even if you later discover that your personal injuries were more extensive than you realized, you have unexpected medical bills, or you're disabled for much longer than you'd anticipated.
It's easy to get careless or think that your personal injury attorney is being overly cautious and that not all of the advice he gives you is absolutely critical.
For instance, your personal injury attorney may tell you not to talk to anyone about your personal injury or your case. You might think that's silly, and be certain that the people in your life are "on your side" and you have nothing at risk. But your personal injury attorney generally has a much clearer view of what's involved in a personal injury case and of possible pitfalls that would never occur to the average person.
Take advantage of that experience and use it to protect yourself and your personal injury case. If your personal injury attorney tells you to do something that you don't think is important, don't just disregard it-ask questions.
Obviously, the most important reason to follow your doctor's advice is that you want to make a full recovery, and as quickly as possible. It's easy to cut corners, though, and to justify cutting those corners because rehabilitation is painful and you aren't feeling up to it or because you can't find time in your schedule once you've returned to work to keep up regular treatments.
Those little lapses may make sense in the larger context of life, but in the personal injury arena, they can be fatal.
What if, for instance, your doctor tells you to go to physical therapy three times a week and you can't work it in, but then you end up with a long-term or permanent disability or limitation? Of course, it's entirely possible that you would have ended up with exactly the same limitation if you'd followed your doctor's advice to the letter, but there's no way to prove that now.
And since you're the plaintiff in this case, the one initiating the personal injury claim, you have the burden of proof. If the insurance company can demonstrate that you didn't follow medical advice, it might drastically reduce their liability for your limitations, pain and suffering, and loss of income.
The risks of waiting are clear, and it's easy to get the information you need from a personal injury lawyer. Just call us toll-free at 877-288-7564 or fill out our free personal injury case evaluation form, and we'll put you in touch with a personal injury lawyer in your area for a free consultation.
The above summary of personal injury cases is by no means all-inclusive and is not legal advice. Laws may have changed since our last update. For the latest information on personal injury cases, speak to a personal injury attorney in your area.
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Storage concernsMost of the grain harvested across the region so far this year is dry. But some of the grain is hot, too, which could pose storage problems.
By: Jonathan Knutson, Agweek
Most of the grain harvested across the region so far this year is dry. But some of the grain is hot, too, which could pose storage problems.
"This isn't something we've encountered for a while. But it's something we need to be aware of this year," says Ken Hellevang, the North Dakota State University Extension Service grain-drying expert.
Normally, grain storage is an issue when the grain is wet, a problem that's popped up repeatedly in recent years in the Upper Midwest. But storing grain also poses a risk when the grain's temperature is high.
Anecdotal reports from across the region suggest a large amount of grain with higher-than-average temperatures is being harvested this year. For instance, Brian Eggebrecht, a Malta, Mont., farmer and president of his state's Grain Growers Association, tells Agweek that some of his wheat, when harvested, was 100 degrees.
Wheat harvested in the summer can be stored safely, temporarily, when its temperature is 80 to 90 degrees, Hellevang says.
It's recommended that the temperature of stored grain be kept within 20 degrees of the outside temperature.
As the outside temperature falls, the stored grain should be aerated to a cool, uniform temperature to prevent moisture migration, or the movement of moisture in stored grain from areas with higher temperatures to areas with lower temperatures.
Moisture migration, which can lead to grain spoilage, is a concern even when the stored grain has relatively low moisture content, Hellevang says.
More information on storing grain safely:
• Minnesota: www.extension.umn. edu/specializations/cropsystems/M1080-FS.pdf.
• North Dakota: www.ag.ndsu.edu/ pubs/plantsci/smgrains/ae701-1.htm.
• South Dakota: http://pubstorage.sdstate.edu/AgBio_Publications/articles/ExEx1003.pdf.
• Montana: www.msuextension. org/store/Products/Grain-Storage-Management__MT199135AG.aspx.
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Jonti-Craft ThriftyKYDZ 4 Piece Birch Kitchen Set
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About the ManufacturerJonti-Craft has always been committed to employing the highest quality construction techniques available. Historically, that has been their popular dado construction. After years of research, they also innovated a dowel pinning construction technique that launched a new generation of Jonti-Craft quality products. Jonti-Craft products are KYDZStrong, always built from the strongest materials available. Their Rainbow Accents furniture is constructed of 5/8" thermo-fused melamine board - the highest quality in existence. All Birch furniture is constructed of eleven ply 5/8" Baltic Birch plywood. Items requiring solid wood are constructed of Northern Hard Maple, which is stronger than oak. Their trademark safety features include famous KYDZ Hinges, full length piano hinges attached with a minimum of nine screws, each the strongest and safest hinges available. They feature a 270° pivot, making it difficult to separate them from the unit. Ultimately, this minimizes the chance of pinching little fingers. Their popular rounded KYDZSafe edges and corners provide maximum safety for children in busy classrooms and daycare centers. In their Rainbow Accents line, the KYDZSafe edges are highlighted in vibrant color with a flexible edge-band thermo-fused to the furniture for exceptional durability and safety.
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49ERS Harbaugh hospitalized SANTA CLARA, Calif. — San Francisco 49ers Coach Jim Harbaugh was sent to the hospital Thursday for a "minor procedure" after doctors discovered he had an irregular heartbeat.
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Spry makes a xylitol gel for kids that can be eaten. I just rub it on DD's teeth every evening before bed after I brush her teeth. It comes In "regular" which is just sweet like sugar and "strawberry banana" flavor which tastes nice. It's a thin gel kind of like K-Y jelly and I've been giving it to my daughter since she was a baby. She loves it.
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Selmer Mark VI and C* rubber mouthpiece don't mix well.Why?
Selmer Mark VI and C* rubber mouthpiece don't mix well.Why?
I have a Selmer Mark VI tenor sax that plays just fine with my rubber Berg Larsen 90/2 and 120/1 mouthpieces, but when I need to play softly and try to use my Selmer C* it warbbles in the notes from low D down to Bb. This same Selmer C* mouthpiece works just fine on my Selmer SA 80 series II tenor, oddly enough. Can anybody tell me why?
Well if there was a mouthpiece 'designed' for the modern S80's it was the C*, hence they compliment each other nicely. However it probably relates to the bore design of your horns and how the tip/chamber interact with each. Of course it could always be you, too.
It might be worth noting that the tenor C* isn't quite the 'standard' that the alto model is. I know players who handle a C* with a Mark VI just fine on alto throughout the range of the horn.
I prefer a D facing for tenor. C* had no life, and wouldn't take any pushing.
The warble often means that the mouthpiece is not far enough on to the cork - double check your tuning. A leak can cause it, in this case maybe the mouthpiece is too loose-fitting on the neck? A C* on tenor is very clode. Whilst I use a C* on alto, I use a D or an F Soloist on tenor and I am certainly no jazzer. In all cases, I'm using a 3.5 Vandoren reed - make sure you aren't trying to play too soft a reed.
By the same token, don't kill yourself with a hard reed - that would probably accentuate your particular problem.
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|Joseph Rudyard Kipling (December 30, 1865 - January 18, 1936) was an English author and poet, born in India, and best known today for his children's books, including The Jungle Book (1894), The Second Jungle Book (1895), Just So Stories (1902), and Puck of Pook's Hill (1906); his novel, Kim (1901); his poems, including Mandalay (1890), Gunga Din (1890), and "If-" (1910); and his many short stories, including "The Man Who Would Be King" (1888) and the collections Life's Handicap (1891), The Day's Work (1898), and Plain Tales from the Hills (1888). He is regarded as a major "innovator in the art of the short story" his children's books are enduring classics of children's literature; and his best work speaks to a versatile and luminous narrative gift
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Rudyard Kipling was the creator of short stories, poetry, and novels. In 1907 he became the first English writer to win the Nobel Prize, although much of his writing for adults has since been labeled imperialist, fascist, and racist. Kipling was born to English parents and lived in India until he was 6 years old. At that time, he was sent to England, where he lived with a foster family, although he made frequent trips back to India. He married an American woman with whom he moved to the United States, where he wrote some of his best-known works for children including "The Jungle Book" and "Kim". He eventually returned to England where he wrote "Just So Stories". He wrote his last book for children, "Rewards and Fairies", in 1910--many believe that the death of his daughter, Josephine, may have been a factor in this decision. He won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1907.


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Sherri Shepherd Cries, Val Chmerkovskiy "Embarrassed" After DWTS Elimination (VIDEO)
Right after the Dancing With the Stars Season 14 Week 4 elimination — before heading to Jimmy Kimmel Live! — Sherri Shepherd still had tears in her eyes outside the studio as she and her pro partner Val Chmerkovskiy talked to On the Red Carpet.
"I want people to know that when I cry it's a happy cry," Sherri said. "It's a grateful cry. Not many people get to live a dream and I got to live a dream. You never want your dream to end, so to get off the ride so early, it's a little heartbreaking but I'm very thankful for the ride that I got. And I'm very thankful that I have a partner who stayed in there with me when I didn't remember my steps and who just loved on me and he just made my experience absolutely amazing. So when I cry it's not because 'Oh darn it!' it's really 'Thank you for giving me the opportunity to live a dream.'"
Val wasn't crying but he may have been even more devastated at their elimination. "I'm gonna miss waking up, thinking, dreaming, eating, you know, every moment for the last eight weeks for me was about Sherri and definitely worth it." He joked that he wished she had a lot of attitude and was an egotistical "b" word celebrity, but she wasn't. "I just feel really embarrassed and really sorry," Val said.
"I don't really get teary-eyed," Val continued. "But I, genuinely, as much passion as she put into it, I feel like I should've done better for her or I wish I could." Sherri shook her head, saying he went above and beyond for her and was "awesome."
On a funnier note, after Sherri was eliminated, her adorable son Jeffrey asked, "'Mommy, is Roshon coming back?'" Sherri busted out laughing. "I was like 'Yes, baby he is.' I think Jeffrey was voting on my iPhone!" Let's hope Sherri vs. Roshon Fegan didn't come down to one vote. If so, you're grounded, Jeffrey!
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Asia exclusive release directed by & starring Kitano Takeshi (Brother, Fireworks, Johnny Mnemonic) in 1995. The art of getting great sex provides the focus of this Japanese comedy. Asao is a sexually frustrated nerd who watches too much television. He wants to have the kind of sex he sees on TV and so begins a series of schemes based on his fantasies and those on the tube. All Code/NTSC. Original Japanese dialogue/ optional English & Chinese subtitles. 2002.
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THE risk to spacecraft from a collision with space debris could be reduced by equipping launchers with a gossamer-thin "sail". The idea is to deploy the sail after the rocket has released its payload to amplify the drag of the last vestiges of the atmosphere, and so force the rocket out of orbit.
Rocket stages are a particular risk to spacecraft because they often contain large amounts of unused fuel, which can explode when sunlight heats the tank. Leaking fuel can also act like a mini-thruster, pushing the rocket into an orbit where it may cause a collision. One way to tackle the problem is to vent unused fuel in a controlled way, and drain power from the battery, but this is unlikely to eliminate all collisions.
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IT'S no secret that the US has a weight problem, but the numbers are staggering: over one-third of US adults are obese. Cases of heart disease, type 2 diabetes and strokes – which kill hundreds of thousands each year and are linked to obesity – are set to multiply tenfold between 2010 and 2020. By 2030, the annual medical bill for the nation's bad eating habits could top $66 billion.
Statistics will not scare people into better health, though. "The big question is: how do you encourage folks to eat better?" says Steven Carlson at the US Department of Agriculture.
Carlson and his colleagues at the USDA and the Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance are trying to answer that question. Through a programme called the Healthy Incentives Pilot (HIP), they have put themselves at the forefront of a growing war on obesity that involves elements ...
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Counties and municipalities in northern Virginia tend to be healthier! That's according to a new report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and University of Wisconsin. Check out where your home county ranked.
#132 Tazewell County
At the bottom of the list is Tazewell County, Highland County and the city of Petersburg. Petersburg's premature death rate was more than double the state average and four times higher than Fairfax County.
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'Sullivan & Son' brings the neighborhood bar comedy back to TVAdd to Favorites | Sullivan & Son
Viewers who have been longing to turn on their TV sets and visit a place "Where Everybody Knows Your Name," as the "Cheers" theme song says, may find what they seek when TBS premieres "Sullivan & Son" Thursday, July 19.
Stand-up comedian Steve Byrne calls on his background as a guy who's half Korean and half Irish to star as Steve Sullivan, a Wall Street corporate attorney who returns home to Pittsburgh with his sophisticated New York girlfriend for the 65th birthday of his Irish-American father, Jack ( Dan Lauria), the owner of a neighborhood bar, which he has run with the help of his Korean-born wife, Ok Cha ( Jodi Long).
Jack is about to retire and sell the bar, but Steve decides to stay and help run it.
Also starring are Owen Benjamin as Steve's best friend, Owen; Christine Ebersole as Owen's mom, Carol; Vivian Bang as Steve's younger sister, Susan; Brian Doyle-Murray as gruff barfly Hank; and Valerie Azlynn as Steve's former (and possibly future) love, Melanie.
"He hears all these testimonials being given to his dad from all these funny bar characters," executive producer Peter Billingsley tells Zap2it. "It's this Island of Misfit Toys, but they love his dad the bartender. He's been a friend, an alibi, a mayor, all these great things to them.
"And Steve has this great epiphany: 'Nobody will ever say that about me.' He reads 400-page documents and finds two words that need to be changed -- that's his job."
Along with Vince Vaughn, the other executive producer is Rob Long, who worked on "Cheers," the quintessential bar-based sitcom. Byrne had originally conceived the show as being set in a diner, but Long made the case for it to be a bar.
"I love bars," says Long, "because people hang out there. It's kind of a living room, but it's not. People seem to be coming back to that idea. There was a period when no one did that, but they're coming back to the idea where they do want to go to a place and have a drink and watch the game or not.
"These are people who are your friends, but they don't live with you. That kind of a neutral social space, I like it. It's like Twitter with real people. I think people are realizing that real people are interesting."
Says Byrne, "We serve a different kind of food. It's another guilty pleasure."
And Byrne believes that he's created an authentic setting.
"This is a South Side bar in Pittsburgh," he says. "This is more a neighborhood bar, not a dive bar. It's very reflective. I've had some friends from Pittsburgh come by. Billy Gardell from 'Mike & Molly,' he came to see the pilot, and he said, 'Oh, yeah, this is a South Side bar.' That was like getting the stamp of approval from the unofficial mayor of Pittsburgh."
But Byrne also thinks the rest of the nation will be able to relate, saying, "I think Pittsburgh is very reflective of the Midwest, of blue-collar mentality, of Midwestern values. It's a mentality and a relationship that people have, that's like most of the country. I think it's reflective of the United States of America."
Since "Cheers," sitcoms have gotten more urbane, more experimental, more high-concept than just the idea of folks gathering in a neighborhood watering hole. While many of these shows have been successful, Byrne says he thinks there's room for a more traditional sort of comedy.
"A lot of the shows on TV now," he says, "are more clever and smart. Being a comedian, touring for 14 years, I just think people want to laugh. People want funny. Networks have gone away from that and tried to be more clever or smart or cute. People just want to laugh.
"This show, when people find it, they give it a chance, they'll see, they're going to laugh. It's a damn funny show. It's something I'm proud of."
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Celeb birthdays for the week of Feb. 17-23
Feb. 17: Actor Hal Holbrook is 88. Singer Bobby Lewis is 80. Comedian Dame Edna (Barry Humphries) is 79. Country singer-songwriter Johnny Bush is 78. Actress Christina Pickles is 78. Actress Mary Ann Mobley is 74. Actress Brenda Fricker is 68. Actress Rene Russo is 59. Actor Richard Karn is 57. Actor Lou Diamond Phillips is 51. Comedian Larry the Cable Guy is 50. Singer Chante Moore is 46. Guitarist Tim Mahoney of 311 is 43. Actor Dominic Purcell ("Prison Break") is 43. Actress Denise Richards is 42. Singer-guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day is 41. Actor Jerry O'Connell is 39. Country singer Bryan White is 39. Actor Jason Ritter ("Joan of Arcadia") is 33. Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt is 32. Actor Chord Overstreet ("Glee") is 24.
Feb. 18: Actor George Kennedy is 88. Author Toni Morrison is 82. Movie director Milos Forman is 81. Vocalist Yoko Ono is 80. Singer Herman Santiago of Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers is 72. Singer Irma Thomas is 72. Singer Dennis DeYoung (Styx) is 66. Actress Cybill Shepherd is 63. Singer Juice Newton is 61. Singer Randy Crawford is 61. Drummer Robbie Bachman of Bachman-Turner Overdrive is 60. Keyboardist Larry Rust of Iron Butterfly is 60. Actor John Travolta is 59. Game-show hostess Vanna White is 56. Actress Greta Scacchi is 53. Actor Matt Dillon is 49. Rapper Dr. Dre is 48. Actress Molly Ringwald is 45. Actor Tyrone Burton ("The Parent 'Hood") is 34. Musician Regina Spektor is 33. Bassist Zac Cockrell of Alabama Shakes is 25.
Feb. 19: Actress Carlin Glynn ("Sixteen Candles") is 73. Singer Smokey Robinson is 73. Singer Bobby Rogers of Smokey Robinson and the Miracles is 73. Singer Lou Christie is 70. Actor Michael Nader ("All My Children") is 68. Guitarist Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath is 65. Actor Jeff Daniels is 58. Singer-guitarist Dave Wakeling (General Public, English Beat) is 57. Talk-show host Lorianne Crook is 56. Actor Leslie David Baker ("The Office") is 55. Singer Seal is 50. Actress Jessica Tuck is 50. Drummer Jon Fishman of Phish is 48. Actress Justine Bateman is 47. Actor Benicio Del Toro is 46. Actress Bellamy Young ("Scandal") is 43. Drummer Daniel Adair of 3 Doors Down is 38. Singer-actress Haylie Duff is 28. Actress Victoria Justice is 20.
Feb. 20: Actor Sidney Poitier is 86. Actress Marj Dusay ("Guiding Light") is 77. Jazz and soul singer Nancy Wilson is 76. Singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie is 72. Actress Sandy Duncan is 67. Guitarist J. Geils of The J. Geils Band is 67. Actress Brenda Blethyn is 67. Actor Peter Strauss is 66. Singer-bassist Walter Becker of Steely Dan is 63. Country singer Kathie Baillie of Baillie and the Boys is 62. Actor John Voldstad ("Newhart") is 62. Actor Anthony Stewart Head ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer") is 59. Actor James Wilby ("Gosford Park") is 55. Bassist Sebastian Steinberg (Soul Coughing) is 54. Actor Joel Hodgson ("Mystery Science Theater 3000") is 53. Singer Ian Brown of Stone Roses is 50. Actor French Stewart ("Third Rock From the Sun") is 49. Model Cindy Crawford is 47. Actor Andrew Shue ("Melrose Place") is 46. Actress Lili Taylor is 46. Singer Brian Littrell of the Backstreet Boys is 38. Actress Lauren Ambrose ("Six Feet Under") is 35. Actor Jay Hernandez ("Crazy/Beautiful") is 35. Guitarist Coy Bowles of Zac Brown Band is 34. Actress Majandra Delfino ("Roswell") is 32. Singer Rihanna is 25.
Feb. 21: Record company executive David Geffen is 70. Actress Tyne Daly is 67. Actor Anthony Daniels (C3P0 in "Star Wars" films) is 67. Actor Alan Rickman is 67. Keyboardist Jerry Harrison of Talking Heads is 64. Actor William Petersen ("C.S.I.") is 60. Actor Kelsey Grammer is 58. Singer Mary Chapin Carpenter is 55. Actor Jack Coleman is 55. Actor Christopher Atkins is 52. Singer Ranking Roger of General Public and of English Beat is 52. Actor William Baldwin is 50. Country singer Eric Heatherly is 43. Bassist Eric Wilson (Sublime) is 43. Bassist Tad Kinchla of Blues Traveler is 40. Actress Jennifer Love Hewitt is 34. Opera-pop singer Charlotte Church is 27. Actress Ashley Green is 26. Actress Ellen Page is 26. Actor Corbin Bleu ("High School Musical," ''Jump In!") is 24.
Feb. 22: Actor Paul Dooley is 85. Director Jonathan Demme is 69. Actor John Ashton is 65. Actress Julie Walters ("Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," ''Billy Elliot") is 63. Actress Ellen Greene ("Pushing Daisies") is 62. Actor Kyle MacLachlan is 54. Comedian Rachel Dratch is 47. Actor Paul Lieberstein ("The Office") is 46. Actress Jeri Ryan is 45. Actor Thomas Jane is 44. Actress Lea Solanga is 42. Actor Jose Solano ("Baywatch") is 42. Drummer Scott Phillips of Creed and of Alter Bridge is 40. Actress Drew Barrymore is 38. Singer James Blunt is 36. Singer Tom Higgenson of Plain White T's is 34. Actor Zach Roerig ("The Vampire Diaries") is 28. Actor Daniel E. Smith ("John Q.") is 23.


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Congrats to songbird Charlotte Church, who gave birth to a healthy baby boy early Sunday morning. The father is Charlotte's longtime boyfriend, rugby player Gavin Henson.
The couple already have a 13-month-old daughter named Ruby.
So Charlotte is now 22 and the mother of two small children. This blows my mind. I am sure Charlotte loves being a mother and is fantastic at it, but I still can't remember to hide my shoes far enough away from my dog so that he doesn't chew them to pieces. Honestly for the money I've lost on shoes that my dog's destroyed I could probably just buy Charlotte's baby on the black market.
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No-Eggplant Babaganoush
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No-Eggplant Babaganoush
This is such a nice dip, even your kids will eat it!
- Prep Time : 15 minutes min
- Cook Time : 10 minutes min
- Ready Time : 25 min
- 2 tablespoons Olive Oil
- 3 medium Onions (I like 2 red, 1 white or yellow)
- 3 piece Garlic cloves
- 1 tablespoon Salt
- 1 teaspoon Pepper
- 1 can Canned Sweet Green Peas Drained
- 1 tablespoon Lemon or Lime Juice Your choice
- 1 whole Hard Boiled Egg
Cut onions into large chunks and saute onions in oil.
Add crushed garlic cloves.
Add salt and pepper.
Pour drained green peas into the food processor. Save the liquid.
Once onions are caramelized, add to food processor.
Add lemon or lime juice.
Process until desired thickness, adding liquid from the canned peas for smoother texture.
Once desired texture is there, this is ready to eat.
Optional: add chopped egg
Serve with crackers.
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