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PBM Products has named bubble, Philadelphia, a gender marketing agency, to handle its upcoming ad campaign for Bright Beginnings infant formula. Work will include print, online and direct mail components and is slated for a 2006 launch. The campaign will target 25- to 34-year-old women with one to three children. The incumbent was The Martin Agency, Richmond, Va. Spending was not released.
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Harmelin Media added media planning and buying duties for New York Racing Association, GreenWorks Tools and Ricoh US. For the New York Racing Association, Harmelin Media will handle media research, planning, buying and reporting in an effort to to introduce NYRA to a new generation of horseplayers and racing fans ...
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In 2013: Starting a team-high 17 games in the circle as a freshman, Kinnison led the Lions in innings pitched with 99.1 and strikeouts with 95. Winning six games, Kinnison made 21 appearances on the year with a 3.24 ERA throwing six complete games, including a pair of shutouts in 1-0 victories over #24 Winona State and 12-0 over Lindenwood. Holding opponents to a .231 batting average, Kinnison tied a MSSU single-game strikeout high in a 7-2 win over Northeastern State striking out 14 RiverHawks. Also hit .276 from the plate collecting 16 hits, including five doubles, in 58 at-bats while driving in 12 runs and scoring seven. Collected a season-high three hits while driving in a season-high three runs at Truman.
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VP of Marketing & Creative Nate Morley told me that Skullcandy has invested heavily in upgrading and refining its product and its sound profile, including hiring a premiere audio engineer from Bose.
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The goal is to communicate that Skullcandy is a performance lifestyle audio brand rather than just a lifestyle brand, Nate said.
While Skullcandy will never forget its roots, it is also growing up and evolving, he said.
It also believes the performance of Skullcandy headphones are a differentiator and thus the "Supreme Sound" message will be prominent on all packaging, Nate said.
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Chattanooga's own Praters Flooring installed the Mocs updated basketball court in McKenzie Arena today. The new-look floor has an innovative design that not only focuses on the traditional "Power C" logo at center court, but also incorporates some subtle new elements on the sidelines.
The first thing fans will notice on the new floor is the near-white appearance of the playing surface. The bleached Northern Maple hardwood provides an excellent background for the blue lanes and lines, as well as the gold Power C.
"We have been very instrumental in bleaching basketball courts to make them lighter and brighter," stated Praters President John Prater. "Many times you will see inside the three-point areas bleached and the rest of the floor natural. We decided to bleach the whole floor to make it that much lighter and brighter. It was a good transition with the white stained maple against the dark blue border."
Fans will also notice a faded sideline that includes UTC's official athletics website (GoMocs.com), the preferred Mocs' Twitter hashtag (#GoMocs) and landmarks from around the Scenic City. Starting in opposite corners on the sidelines, there are representations of Lookout Mountain, the Power C logo, the Walnut Street Bridge and the Tennessee Aquarium.
"Being a Chattanooga based company and UTC being our hometown University, we wanted to do something different that would really set the floor apart from everybody else," added Prater. "We came up with the idea of instituting some of the landmarks in Chattanooga to bring the University and the city together. The whole design is just something that grabs your attention."
Praters has provided over 60 NCAA Division I basketball programs with competition courts and recently completed the playing floor for the NBA's Brooklyn Nets. They also provide most of the courts in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, including the Final Four.
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Senior finished 11-9 overall and 4-4 in Big West matches ... named to All-Big West Singles Second Team ... posted a 9-8 mark in No. 2 singles matches and was 2-1 in the No. 1 position ... ended regular season on a three-match winning streak and also put together a four-match winning streak at beginning of the season, including three wins over Big West rivals ... won Big West Championships quarterfinals match over UC Davis' Desiree Stone, 6-2, 7-5 at No. 2 position ... named Big West Player of the Week for her play from Mar. 17-23 ...in the span, teamed with freshman Brooke Doane to win all three of the No. 2 doubles matches, including victories over Boise State and Minnesota ... also posted a 2-1 record in week in singles play, winning matches over Yale and Boise State ... in doubles play, went 17-2 with Doane overall and 6-1 in Big West matches ... duo raced out 12-0 start before losing first match of the season ... as a tandem went 15-1 at No. 2 position and 2-1 at No. 1 spot.
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Led the Matadors in wins for the second straight season, sporting a record of 16-7 ... had winning marks at all three positions she played ... went 2-0 at No. 1 singles, 11-5 at No. 2 and 3-2 at No. 3 ... won four straight (Apr. 7-26) after losing her first three of the season, and then after dropping two in a row, responded with victories in 12 of her final 14 matches ... all but two of her wins came in straight sets ... came back from a one-set, 0-3 deficit to beat UC Santa Barbara's Chelsea Glynn in the Big West Championships on Apr. 28 ... blanked UC Riverside's Yasaman Sakhakorn 6-0, 6-0 on Apr. 8 ... lost just 18 games during her seven-match winning streak from Mar. 14 to Apr. 8 ... went 16-6 in doubles action, including a 15-6 mark with partner Canna Furuta ... recorded a 2-3 mark at No. 1 doubles and a 13-3 showing at No. 2 with Furuta ... the sophomore duo teamed to win four straight to start the year and claimed nine in a row from Mar. 14 to Apr. 21.
Led the Matadors with a 15-7 record during her first collegiate season ... played at every position but No. 1 and 6 ... had winning marks at every spot, going 2-1 at the No. 2, 6-3 at the No. 3, 3-1 at the No. 4 and 4-2 at the No. 5 ... won her first four matches of the season (Jan. 27-Feb. 12) ... had another four-match winning streak from Mar. 10-15 and a three-game streak from Apr. 2-8 ... went 15-6 in doubles play with partners Kasia Krasinska (12-6) and YuYu Myinttun (3-0) ... was 12-4 in the No. 3 position with Krasinska, holding winning streaks of six (Mar. 12-Apr. 8) and three (Feb. 15-27) ... all her victories with Myinttun were at the No. 1 position.
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SOUTH WHITLEY — A Whitley County official was arrested Monday afternoon on official misconduct and battery charges.
Roland "Ron" King, 74, of South Whitley, Cleveland Township Trustee, is charged with three felonies and three misdemeanors after a one-month long investigation.
According to Indiana State Police Detective Kevin Smith, a complaint was made to the South Whitley Police Department alleging that King inappropriately touched three women at the Cleveland Township Trustee's office.
The misconduct allegedly occurred between June 10, 2011 and June 11, 2012.
The elected official maintains his office at his residence on Whitley Road near South Whitley.
Smith began his investigation in late June, along with the South Whitley Police Department and the Whitley County Prosecutors Office.
King was booked into the Whitley County Jail, where he was released Monday on a $40,500 bond.
He was charged with three counts of official misconduct, Class D felonies and three counts of battery, Class B misdemeanors.
Each felony count carries a maximum three-year sentence and each misdemeanor count carries a maximum sentence of 180 days, giving the potential for more than a 10-year sentence.
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Inside Shackleton's Hut at Cape Royds. A full 360 degree zoomable version of this image can be seen at the link below, large enough to zoom all the way in and read most of the labels on the cans.
This is not long after the NZ Antarctic Heritage Trust had finished their major restoration project on this hut. For more info visit http://www.NZAHT.org
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Saving Scott's and Shackleton's Huts
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Splash Inspection. Adelie penguins, not sure whether or not to jump in the water or not look closely after another has just jumped in, trying to decide if it is safe to follow.
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Self-laying track vehicle. 6 hours drive away from McMurdo, 40 below, a storm headed our way in a few hours, and one of the tracks on the vehicle breaks. Events like this are why we always have lots of back-up options available when we travel deep field.
Group of adelie penguins begin to dive into the sea together to go fishing. They typically gather in large groups on the shore, then all jump in at the same time to reduce their chances of being eaten by an ocean predator.
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Adelie penguin and newborn chicks. There are actually two of them there, the one on the right has its head tucked in, the one on the left has its body tucked in. These chicks are only a day or so old.
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text: MADISON -- It took four days to play the first game of the Class AA sectional tournament between the Chapmanville Tigers and the Scott Skyhawks.But in the end Scott defeated the Chapmanville Regional High School baseball team 5-4 on Thursday night in Game 1 of the sectional tourney at Madison.The game was a continuation of Monday's contest which was suspended in the third inning due to rain with Chapmanville leading 2-0.The game was slated to be picked up on Tuesday and then Wednesday but rain again forced the postponement.When play finally resumed on Thursday, Chapmanville plated one run in the third and one in the fourth to take a 4-1 lead. Scott then scored one in the last half of the fourth and two more in the bottom of the seventh to win.Scott's Cody Brown hit a walk-off single to right for the game winner. Brown finished with three hits to lead the Skyhawks (17-14). Forrest Spurlock also hit a homer and drove in two runs for Scott.William Copley, Tristan Thompson and Brent Bigley had two hits each for the Tigers (21-8).Scott outhit the Tigers 8-7.Dustin Conley was the starting pitcher for Chapmanville. He was relieved by Trey Dalton in the fifth. Dalton was the pitcher of record for CRHS.Chapmanville and Scott were scheduled to play Game 2 on Friday at Chapmanville's Ted Ellis Field but an afternoon rainstorm soaked the playing surface and the game was postponed.Playing on Saturday was not an option either with more rain expected and Chapmanville Regional's prom which was scheduled for that night.The Skyhawks and the Tigers are scheduled to resume the sectional tourney on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Chapmanville's Ted Ellis Field.A third game would then be played, if necessary, on Friday night in Madison.No games are allowed to be played on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday due to the WESTEST.


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I don't know why-- but I absolutely love photos that are of one subject and there just happens to be a kitty hangin' out in the background somewhere.
Oh who does this kitty belong to? I had 3 black cats, one after another--I just love them!ReplyDelete
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my cat velcro has made the rounds here-there around here. she's got the fast paws for super bloggin ;)ReplyDelete
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The Aiken County Sheriff's Office has identified three people involved with a metal theft in Salley earlier this month, one of whom turned herself in to authorities today.
Nora Christine Morrison, 27, was charged with larceny and placed in the Aiken County detention center, where she remained on Tuesday afternoon.
Investigators have also obtained warrants for larceny for 36-year-old Ann Marie Morgan and 33-year-old Phillip Nicholas Freeman, who are still at large.
The Sheriff's Office has been investigating the theft of metal from a private property near the intersection of Berlin Church Road and Remont Road in Salley, according to a statement. It is believed that the suspects were taking metal from this area between April 15 and June 28.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Morgan and Freeman is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 803-648-6811, or CrimeStoppers of the Midlands at 888-CRIME-SC (888-274-6372).
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The community embraced British farce last weekend as doors slammed, clergymen chased one another, and a Russian spy, and prim and proper Miss Skillon took a fist in the mug and sought solace in the cooking sherry.
On the surface, "See How They Run" is silly. But in the tradition of British gems such as "Noises Off" and "Blithe Spirit," the masterful wordplay and larger-than-life characters elevates it to a sophisticated production, which, done well, bowls the audience along as happily as the performers.
View from the Stage, Crestview's new community theatre troupe, did it well.
You needn't be an apostle of "Monty Python's Flying Circus," "Fawlty Towers" or "Absolutely Fabulous" to appreciate the local production's brilliance. A passing knowledge of those classic Britcoms, though, was helpful in recognizing their homage to the cleverness of shows such as Friday night's play.
Performing Philip King's war-era hoot requires split-second timing, in dialogue delivery and stage movement, and under Sandra Peters' deft direction, the nine-member cast excelled at both.
"It was such a fun play to produce," Berit Faust, the company's executive director, said. "I was quite pleased with our actors and their performance."
I was tickled to see the local cast conquer the perennial bane of producing British farce — which is doing it with a decent British accent.
I can only imagine how throughout weeks of rehearsals, the actors — all of whom turned in superb performances — probably drove their families bonkers by speaking Brit from sunrise to sunset.
Space precludes listing each player's attributes, but I would be remiss not to salute 35-year stage veteran Nancy Black's thoroughly enjoyable personification of the blustery Miss Skillon.
Even when hilariously locked in the closet or out cold from a concussion or bottle, Miss Skillon was a major stage presence with whom the rest of the cast had to reckon — or at least step over.
Kudos also go to Meghan Erlacher as the vicar's wife, Penelope Toop, who, like Miss Skillon, was onstage for virtually the entire show and with whom she shared deliciously catty banter.
Life imitating art, Erlacher frequently shared the stage with real-life husband Ray Erlacher, playing likeable Corp. Clive Winton, who poses as her stage husband, the vicar — played wonderfully stuffily by a real-life vicar, the Rev. Sean Peters — to sneak out for an evening of — wait for it — British farce.
Though the production drew a nearly full house opening night, attendance declined over the next two performances. That means a couple hundred people deprived themselves of a fabulously funny couple of hours.
Fortunately, View from the Stage promises there's more to come, and welcomes participation from residents, whether on stage, backstage or as a sponsor.
"I had several attendees inquire about our plans for future productions," Faust said. "That, of course, was very encouraging."
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Mountain State Republicans gathered at the Charleston Marriott Hotel, Friday, February 8, for their annual Lincoln Day Dinner.
An overflow crowd congregated in the ballroom to hear speeches from state GOP leaders. Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito was the keynote speaker, using the occasion to fire up the partisans in her already-announced bid for the United States senate in 2014.
Capito brought rousing applause from the crowd when she assured the Republicans, "I guarantee you I won't be voting for Harry Reid," the Democrat Majority Leader of the senate.
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Gallery: Past winners of the annual Herald-Dispatch Citizen Awards
HUNTINGTON -- Each year, The Herald-Dispatch's Citizen Awards program recognizes citizenship, volunteer efforts and accomplishments in business, athletics and the arts.
And it's time to hear from you about the people who made a difference in 2014.
To make a nomination, just send a letter or e-mail with your suggestion. Nominations are due by Friday, Feb. 20, when they will be reviewed by a panel of editors and reporters for the final selections.
The winners will be announced the week of March 30 with front-page profiles in The Herald-Dispatch and also will receive a $5,000 grant of promotional space in the newspaper that can be used to promote the charity or non-profit of their choice.
The categories are Citizen of the Year, Business Innovator of the Year, Zack Binkley Award for Community Service, Lowell Cade Sportsperson of the Year, and The Herald-Dispatch Award for the Arts.
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DEADLINE: Please have your nominations postmarked or emailed by Friday, Feb. 20.
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Here are the categories and a list of previous winners:
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR: Established in 1987, this is the oldest of the newspaper's Citizen Awards. It is given to a Tri-State resident who has made a significant impact on the daily lives of people in our region. Past winners of the award include A. Michael Perry, Roberta Emerson, Phil Cline, Donna Hall, Betty Barrett, David Todd, Helen Gibbins, Nancy Francis, the Rev. Larry Patterson, Laura Darby, Edward G. "Ned" Boehm Jr., Marshall T. Reynolds, Art Weisberg, Dan Lacy, Tom Jones, the Rev. R.F. Smith Jr., Bernard Bradshaw, Drs. Joseph and Omayma Touma, the National Guard's 2/19th Special Forces Unit, Jim Tweel, Yvonne Jones, Ann Speer, Mark Bugher, David Tyson, Sarah Denman, Margaret Mary Layne, Terry Deppner-Hardin, Jane and Stephen Kopp, Laura Gilliam, Sylvia Ridgeway and Jeff Hoops. Special recognition awards have been given to Joan C. Edwards, Ben Hale, Robert B. Hayes, Kermit McGinnis, Dr. Charles McKown, Brent Marsteller, Charlene Farrell, Verna Gibson, Sisters Celeste Lynch and Diane Bushee, David Graley, Mike Sellards.
BUSINESS INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR: The award was created in 1996 and is designed to be given to a Tri-State business person who has made a significant impact on the lives of area residents. Past winners include Jerry McDonald, Patricia Clonch, John Hankins, Marc A. Sprouse, Jeff Bezos, Brent Roswell, Dr. Darrel Darby, Kenney Grant, Benjy Steele, Tom Pressman, Cathy Burns, Harry Zimmerman, Bill Dingus, Bob Childers, Chandler Plywood Products, Tom Bell, Jack Bazemore and Tom, Rick and Jack Houvouras.
ZACK BINKLEY AWARD FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE: The award is given to a person whose volunteer service to the Tri-State area has made a significant impact on the lives of Tri-State residents or local community service groups. It is named for Zack Binkley, a former executive editor of The Herald-Dispatch and a great champion of community service. He died of cancer in 1995. Past winners include Dr. Kenneth Wolfe, Debbie Stivers, Rik Bumgardner, David Brunk, Dr. Ann Conjura, Marilyn Hollandsworth, Nancy Pellecchia, Dr. Bob Culp, Claire McClure, Patty Aldridge, Mike Boster, Dianne Clement, Todd Shell, Elaine Harvey, Thomas and Stacy McChesney, Wendy Thomas, Margaret Lavery and Howard Crew, Leo Fleckenstein and Debra Johnson-Tourigny.
THE LOWELL CADE SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR: The award is given to a Tri-State athlete, coach or athletic official for outstanding athletic achievements and exemplary character off the field. The award is named in honor of former Herald-Dispatch sportswriter and editor Lowell Cade. Past winners include George Chaump, Ken Chertow, Bob Lutz, Ed Poppiti, Jim Donnan, Bobby Pruett, Keith Veney, Chad Pennington, Barboursville Little League All-Stars, Troy Brown, Chris Parsons, Jack DeFazio, Bill Campbell, Bill Archer, Dr. Tom Dannals, Tom Harmon, Len Rogers, Kayla Williams, Phil Davis, Jacob Burcham, Dot Hicks and Billy Seals.
THE HERALD-DISPATCH AWARD FOR THE ARTS: Created in 2001, this award recognizes contributions to the arts or accomplishments in the field of arts in the Tri-State. Past winners include Chuck Ripper, Victoria Bragin, Ella Hay, Paul Balshaw, Janice Chandler Gold, Don Van Horn, Nancy Carter, Michael Cornfeld, Harriet Wells Tucker, John Farley, Penny Watkins, Katherine Cox and Helen Freeman.


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RE: Rants.
(01-07-2012 02:01 AM)teamnoelftw. Wrote:(01-07-2012 01:55 AM)Stephanie Wrote: My newest rant is that Michael (the bf) and I were in a car accident for those who didn't see my SB post. Two cars of Canadians did it. One was in front of us one was in back. Michael's car is practically ruined. It was bad and I'm sore.
Yeah we're okay....I was crying when I seen the damage though to his car. The front hood is like a tent now and we thought his radiator was leaking.....apparently all of his parts under his hood were pushed into us cause his stereo is falling out of the dash. His trunk won't close anymore and his bumper is hanging off the back of his car. His front headlights and his taillights and reflectors are smashed and Michael said the street was litered with broken car parts and glass.
I feel so responsible because I made him take me out somewhere. He said he wanted to stay home and relax but I threw a fit and told him I wanted to do something.....and now his car is completely ruined. He said he isn't mad but money is tight for all of us right and luckily he's got good insurance. My parents came to help us out and yeah long story short....except for a headache, neckache and sore back we're okay but emotionally I'm a mess because it was really scary.
01-22-2012, 07:36 PM (This post was last modified: 01-22-2012 07:36 PM by Stephanie.)
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RE: Rants.
My birth control decided to act up again. I've been having issues off and on for 6 months now but last month I thought I was okay and out of the woods with the side effects. Nope this month has been the worst of them all. From Friday till today I've been bleeding when I'm not supposed to (actually that's been going on since LAST Friday), headaches that are mostly in the back of my head and eyes, muscle pain, cramping and stomach aches, weird bouts of wanting to eat a ton and then having no appetite, constipation, trouble regaining my balance when I go from a laying down to stand or sitting, extreme exhaustion where I will sleep in late and still wake up feeling like I didn't sleep at all, nausea to the point that my bf didn't get any sleep probably the past few nights cause I toss and turn and the nausea is getting in the way of my sleeping. I have trouble keeping my body temp steady despite not having a fever or even feeling like it's the flu. SO weird. I thought for sure I was pregnant or something but the bleeding tells me otherwise.
I know other people have real issues on here...but this is kinda scary.
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RE: Rants.
Maybe your immune system is a little low which is why you feel off, and after everything you've been through the past few weeks your bound to feel off. Try taking some vitamins or going to see the DR , as birth control pills normally act up if something is out of whack in your body.
Went in for surgery on my throat, didn't work as they expected to, went back in last friday (20th) it worked but it's only a temporary measure and I have to go back in March again for the more long term version, and they also want to try some surgery thats experimentary and they haven;t done much before. I have to go speech therapy every week. I really wanted sorted but it's like endless pain and discomfort and makes finding a proper full time job really hard.
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RE: Rants.
(01-23-2012 12:05 PM)Londonlipton Wrote: ^^^^^
Yeah I'm going to make an appointment with the Doctor soon. Problem is the Doctor who gave me my BC suddenly LEFT. Just up and left her practice and I really don't know why. Again kinda odd. I take vitamins but it's just a very weird situation. I felt a little better last night so that's a plus but that's probably because I'm in my placebo week.
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RE: Rants.
I hate it, hate it, hate it, when teachers vent their frustrations out on you. There was this one day when my Spanish teacher started yelling at us. I was like, "What the hell are you yelling at us for?!" Then he had the nerve to yell at me when I asked him a question later on. I thought, "What are you yelling about? I didn't do a damn thing to you?" I got so pissed.
Oh, and I also hate when people perceive you as something you're not. I've had people think I was snotty just because I'm quiet. What the hell? How do you get that perception? Those idiots don't even know me and they're accusing me of being something I'm not.
And another thing: Who says you have to listen to rap to be black? I'm black and I listen to everything! I had someone tell me once that I should listen to Chris B instead of the Jonas Bros. because I'm black. What?? Who's so ignorant as to actually say something like that to someone?
Ok. I'm good now.
My life is boring but who said it had to be full of excitement? No one!
My favorite kind of day is a drama free day.
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RE: Rants.
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RE: Rants.
Just in case anyone cared for an update on me. I'm okay; not feeling as sick as I was but I'm still a little yucky and tired. That's probably because of the fight my bf and I had the past few nights BUT now that we're doing great, I think I'll be recovering from whatever I've got going on.
Oh and another not rant but uhh....I guess observation.
Does anyone else have ALL of their facebook friends writing that they are pregnant? It's crazy if someone isn't getting married they are having a baby. I'm sure I'll be joining the craze one of these days but for right now I'm like "omg" lol
01-26-2012, 01:57 PM (This post was last modified: 01-26-2012 10:27 PM by mariahh..)
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RE: Rants.
I absolutely hate it when girls compete with me. Just because I'm getting ahead doing college while still in high school does not give you the right to text me or FB me and be like how is it how hard is it what classes are you taking how many credits and how many classes bleh bleh. oh you're only taking 4? I'm taking 6. like idgaf how many classes your taking. because while you're taking 6 classes you're ripping your hair out. i'm still a full time student in college and i'm taking it fine.
i hate when they ask about my job and how much i make. and then apply to the same job as me and ask what questions will they ask.
i hate feeling super emotional. i think i am depressed, but i'm afraid to reach out for help from my family.
i hate when people only talk to me when they need something.
My life is completely filled with pure bliss. <3
Post: #29
RE: Rants.
whoever is trending "RIP ____" on Twitter should stop. Seriously, death is no joke. It's been trending 3 times this week.
I mean really. I am sick of it.
Once a stone heart shattered and came along a true love so pure and sweet.
"I have the best fans in the world, gay and straight....
A person is a person."- Colton Haynes on his fans.
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RE: Rants.
Feeling heartbroken, even though I shouldn't be.
My life is completely filled with pure bliss. <3
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The 2010 canceled FOX series will make a historic return with twelve new episodes in the summer of 2014 and will again star Kiefer Sutherland as Jack Bauer. "It's great to have Jack back. '24' redefined the drama genre, and as we reimagine the television miniseries, this iconic show will again break new ground for the network," said Kevin Reilly, Chairman of the Fox Broadcasting Company. "The series remains a global sensation, and everyone at FOX is thrilled to be back at work with Kiefer, Howard [Gordon, Showrunner] and the incredibly creative '24' team."
American Horror Story: Coven:
Though there are no details surrounding their characters Angela Bassett ("Olympus Has Fallen") and Patti LuPone ("30 Rock") will appear on the FX series, which is set to premiere in October.
Beauty And The Beast:
On Thursday May 23 at 9:00 PM the CW will air a repeat of the October 11, 2012 pilot episode.
Burn Notice:
Canceled. Though season seven, consisting of thirteen new episodes, will premiere on Thursday June 6 at 9:00 PM it will be its last, as USA has canceled the series.
Criminal Minds:
Finale! The CBS season finale will air on May 22 at 9:00 PM. Wednesday Finale Teasers: The BAU's pursuit of the UnSub comes to a head, and one of their own is left a victim.
Get all of the details surrounding Dallas' Season Three renewal.
Renewed! Syfy has renewed its groundbreaking series for season two. Production will begin in Toronto in August, which will deliver thirteen more episodes sometime in 2014. The series airs Mondays at 9:00 PM.
Read our Glee Recaps for a look back at last season.
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Air dates for the next two Grammy Awards have been released! Tune in to CBS for the 56th annual event on Sunday January 26, 2014 and the 57th annual event on Sunday February 8, 2015.
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Read Soaps.com's Grey's Anatomy Spoilers for a sneak peek video and details into tonight's May 16 season finale.
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Finale! At 10:00 PM on May 20 CBS will air the show's season finale. Monday Finale Teasers: The Five-0 searches for a terrorist before he carries out a US attack. Kono runs from the law for a murder she didn't commit, and McGarrett's prison visit leads to a shocking discovery.
During a conference call with Jennifer Beals ("Flashdance"), who plays Major Stone on the WIGS series, the actress talked about dealing with the dark aspects of the show and stated, "And I think that's the difference, I think as an actor you relish those roles where you can play something so complicated and so difficult and you take the time to dive in as deeply as you can, and you kind of hold on to that for the day, even if while you're joking around there's still that little string that connects you to that other experience. And the difference with us is that we can walk away from it at the end of the day. There are so many people, they don't walk away from it at the end of the day, that's what their life is." Visit Lauren on WIGS to catch up on the series today.
Love Happens:
On Wednesday May 22 at 8:00 PM the CW will air the two-hour 2009 movie "Love Happens," starring Jennifer Aniston ("Burning Love," "Friends") and Aaron Eckhart ("Olympus Has Fallen"). Watch the trailer below.
Melissa & Joey:
Justin Hartley (ex-Fox, "Passions") will guest star as Noah sometime in season three, which premieres on May 29. Look for his character to be Melissa's (Melissa Joan Hart) new boy-toy.
Mike And Molly:
Finale! On May 20 at 9:30 PM CBS will air the show's season finale. Monday Finale Teasers: Mike attempts to reunite Peggy and Patrick in order to improve his work life. A tornado heads toward Chicago, and Molly and Mike make separate confessions.
The network announced that six more episodes have been ordered for the series before it ends for good. For now, on Friday May 24 at 8:00 PM the CW will air a repeat of the January 18 episode titled "Intersection."
Once Upon A Time:
Fans of Michael Raymond-James' Neal Cassady will get to see his character more during season three of the ABC series. The actor has been bumped up to a series regular.
Pretty Little Liars:
The series will return Tuesday June 11 at 8:00 PM. For now watch the new Pretty Little Liars Season Four Promo Video for a look into what's ahead.
Nicole Gale Anderson ("Beauty And The Beast") has been cast to play Miranda, a confident foster kid who uses humor to cover her scars.
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Rules Of Engagement:
Finale! The CBS series will air its season finale on May 20 at 8:30 PM. Monday Finale Teasers: Brenda ends up in labor on Jennifer and Adam's wedding day. Russell and Timmy plan to reconcile, and Audrey prepares to surprise Jeff.
Sleepy Hollow:
The new series will air Mondays at 9:00 PM during the 2013/2014 FOX lineup and stars Katia Winter (Katrina Crane), Nicole Beharie (Abbie Archer), Tom Mison (Ichabod Crane) and Orlando Jones (Lieutenant Frank Williams). Get your first look at what's to come…
Canceled.TNT has canceled its series. After premiering with season one on NBC on April 9, 2009 the show jumped networks to TNT for its last three seasons.
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Is mealtime a struggle in your household? If you spend more time begging your child to eat than enjoying your own meal, you're not alone.
One in five preschoolers is a picky eater, several studies show. If your child only eats yellow foods, you may worry that she isn't getting adequate nutrition. Many children outgrow pickiness by age 4 or 5, but it can be difficult to endure.
"Let them choose the clothes they wear, not the foods they eat," says Atlanta-based pediatrician Jennifer Shu, MD, co-author of Food Fights. "Kids get so used to mac and cheese, they forget that asparagus isn't so bad."
Research suggests that picky children may become overweight, so it's beneficial to get kids eating a variety of healthy foods. But trying to coerce them to taste new things is tricky, as Jennifer Gunter of Mill Valley, Calif., can attest. Her 7-year-old son was so averse to solid foods, he consumed nothing but PediaSure until age 3.
"If we managed to get food past his lips, he'd gag and vomit," she says. "It looked like he'd be taking a sippy cup and PediaSure to college."
Gunter persisted until she found something her son enjoyed: thin slivers of milk chocolate, which melted in his mouth.
"Since you can make so many things with chocolate, I had something to work with," she says. "I made chocolate cake to introduce textures, chocolate-covered bananas to introduce fruit, and peanut butter cups to introduce peanut butter."
Profiles of Picky Eaters
To encourage your finicky child to eat a wider variety of foods, it's helpful to understand the reason for her eating habits:
She explodes when offered something other than chicken nuggets. She may be refusing food to exert authority, not because she truly dislikes something. "Picky habits start when children test their limits, around age 2," Shu says. "Parents don't like rejection. They hear 'no' once or twice, they don't go back to that food."
But many preschoolers need to be offered new foods 10 times before they taste them. Serving a new food among five or six familiar choices can take the pressure off, says Boston-area pediatric nutritionist Linda Piette, MS, RD, author of Just Two More Bites!
She gags when trying anything new. She may be an inexperienced chewer.
"Children who won't eat meat but prefer pureed food often have an oral-motor problem," says pediatric psychologist Kay Toomey, PhD, director of Sensory Therapies and Research Center's Sequential-Oral-Sensory Feeding Solutions program in Greenwood Village, Colo. "Many prefer meltable, crunchy carbohydrates because they're easy to eat and have a single texture."
Other possibilities include large tonsils, which get in the way, or a neurological condition like sensory processing disorder (SPD). Many children with SPD refuse food that crunches too loudly or looks, smells, or tastes weird, Toomey says. Others can't tolerate wet, slimy food in their hands or mouths. For others, chewing throws off their sense of balance.
Demonstrating food's physical properties may help. "Banging a carrot on the table and talking about how hard it is teaches that the teeth will need to use pressure to break it apart," Toomey says, "versus yogurt, which is wet and smooth and can be just sucked down."
She pushes her food around the plate from the first forkful, no matter what's served. She might be full from too many beverages or snacks.
"Kids carry around portable snack containers and boxes of juice, then they're not hungry for anything later," says Shu, who suggests that many parents should serve fewer, healthier snacks. "If the child didn't finish lunch, give those leftover peas or carrots for a snack instead of pretzels or cookies."
She becomes pickier when family members argue at the table.She may be trying to exit an unpleasant situation. "Kids may try to make mealtime shorter," Shu says. "Alternately, they may try to get more attention by not eating, if they think enough attention isn't coming their way."
Rethink Your Meal Strategies
Between meals, analyze clues that may cause your child's pickiness.
Is the TV on?Parents may think that flipping on cartoons will lead to clean plates, because TV-watching adults often eat on auto-pilot, but the opposite is true for picky children. Research shows that kids who watch television during meals can become overstimulated, making it harder for them to try new foods.
Is the whole family eating together? Children may be more likely to relax and experiment with new flavors if their parents and siblings are enjoying the same meal.
"It makes a world of difference for our family," says Elizabeth Johnson Willard of St. Johnsbury, Vt., whose two children (ages 20 months and 6 years) shun most meats, fruits and vegetables. " Seeing us try new foods helps encourage our children to do the same."
A child who eats alone may also sense your anxiety about his pickiness.
"The parent hovers over every bite the child takes, which doesn't help," Piette says.
Are your own attitudes negatively influencing your children?In some families, Dad avoids anything green and Mom turns down starchy side dishes because of her diet. Kids are perceptive enough to notice but may get the wrong messages: They may think that they're exempt from eating broccoli, too, or are allowed to refuse something that the rest of the family is eating.
Set a good example by tasting a little of everything that's served -- unless you grimace while forcing down your spinach. "Kids are smart," Piette says. "They can tell by the look on your face."
Makeover Dinner
Running out of ideas for introducing new foods? An offbeat tactic may be just what you need:
Let them eat cake. Experts agree that offering ice cream as a reward for eating vegetables can backfire, making kids dislike veggies in the long run. So can skipping dessert altogether. To de-emphasize that it's a prize, consider serving dessert with the meal, instead of at the end.
Emphasize style. A fruit salad arranged into a smiley face may entice a picky eater to indulge. So can putting unfamiliar foods in special settings. Christen Cooper of Pleasantville, N.Y., realized that her 3-year-old daughter – who normally refuses new foods – will try almost anything served attractively. "Sometimes, I'll get out her plastic princess tea set and serve a little finger sandwich with something on it that's new," Cooper says. "She usually tries it because it goes along with the act, so to speak."
Show interest in their interests. Did your son's favorite Yo Gabba Gabba character eat carrots and string beans? Offer the same foods as Brobee's Vegetables. This trick works for Leigh Steere of Boulder, Colo., whose 7-year-old son tries new foods when the recipes come from a Star Wars cookbook.
Encourage food play. Little fingers poking at dinner can help kids figure out food textures, which are sometimes bigger stumbling blocks than flavors for picky eaters. "Parents should be tolerant of the messiness," Piette says. "It does help; it's a sensory thing."


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Things I liked:The only thing I admired about this gun is its sights. But even those lacked some quality as the rear site would sometimes not sit down flush on the screw.
Things I would have changed:The metal on this gun is very brittle, not reliable what so ever. The imitation wood is very hallow and plastic sounding but does look good. The hop up adjustment screw is very very brittle and easy to break. Mine was defective as the bbs were flying every which way (mostly hard left). But even after thoroughly looking through the barrel and hop-up, I could not find what was causing such horrible accuracy. Also a full fill of gas only lasted me about 20 bbs before the fps began to drop. The cocking lever is also a bit wobbly.
What others should know:For 185 dollars I expected much better quality out of this gun especially reading and seeing some very good reviews on youtube. I most likely just got a bad one but even if it did have stunning accuracy and range like so many have claimed, it's not worth the 185 dollars simply due to its poor quality materials and design. I would not recommend this at all.
Things I liked:This rifle is heavy and very realistic in the feel and operation. Gas capacity is very good and power is adequate. The stock is plastic but looks like real wood. This rifle is alot of shooting fun for the money.
Things I would have changed:Loading BBs is accomplished with a loading tool that inserts into the loading port. Loading BBs into this rifle without the tool is almost impossible. This is not a big deal but it would be nice to be able to load the BBs on the move.
What others should know:My rifle did not come with an owners manual. I had to watch a video on U-tube to see how the rifle is loaded and where the gas injector port is located. I called Pyramydair and they checked with their distributor who advised them the rifle does not have a manual. In watching the video on U-tube they showed a manual included with the rifle they unpacked in the video. The manual would be helpful with the operation and in ordering parts at a later date. The folks at Pyramydair are great and I am totally happy with my purchase.
Things I liked:First off this a really fun gun to shoot. As mentioned in another review the action is smooth and it is fairly accurate. So far I've used it for a two-day in-game test with which I used properly oiled propane and .28g bbs. I was surprised with the range and accuracy as well as the consistency of shots. From what I've seen there should be plenty of room to use bbs up to .40g bbs although in my opinion that would be unnecessary. And I honestly forgot that this wasn't real wood while playing.
Things I would have changed:The seals on this gun are not the greatest. After my first volley of tests the gun began to leak near the back of the back of the gas chamber. This was easily remedied by removing the forward hand guard and wrapping the area well in Teflon tape before putting it back together. Although, keep in mind doing any modification will void warranty. This is however a common problem with this gun and it should be expected.
What others should know:Mine required some modification to fix the hammer and seals not long after getting this gun out to test fire. It is recommended that players have some experience doing tech work on guns because this will likely require a bit of initial maintenance to get it skirmish worthy (which it can be).
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