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there may be so much confusion and misinformation on what diabetics will have to and shouldn't consume. it's sufficient to make your head spin! So I determined to provide you with a list of the 10 worst foods for diabetics to lend a hand set things straight.
1. Bread (White, Wheat, whole-grain, Corn, Potato, and many others.) – regardless of what your physician, dietitian, and the media says bread is horrible for your body and your blood sugar levels. not handiest is bread packed full of unnecessary carbohydrates that lead to your blood sugar levels to spike but they also contain gluten which a majority of individuals are sensitive or allergic too. whole grain/wheat breads incorporate lectins and phytates. Lectins cause your intestine to leak toxins into the body which after all motives your immune device to go haywire. Phytates block the absorption of vitamins (zinc,magnesium) which will affect more than a few features in the physique. to break it down, bread present very little vitamin and your body was by no means supposed to have it (would not comprehend learn how to handle it)!
2. Pasta (complete wheat or durum wheat)- just like bread, pasta will put your body during the ringer while you devour it. it'll spike your blood sugars, make your feel like a slug, tear your intestine up, and depart you with little nutritional worth. It incorporates a number of the dangerous things that bread does. Pasta is like breads younger brother but best less expensive to purchase.
3. Soda (common or food regimen)- i am hoping one of the crucial diabetics available in the market understand that soda is a no no. now not simplest is regular soda packed filled with the worst sugar of all (high fructose corn syrup) however reasons bone weakening, potassium depletion (can lead to coronary heart issues), weight achieve, teeth decay, kidney stones, high blood pressure, and a dozen different unhealthy effects. eating regimen soda is a sneaky little guy, the unreal sweeteners in food plan soda trick your brain into pondering you're ingesting one thing with sugar (while you eat it frequently) thus releasing insulin to regulate the sugar. This in return motives considerations with blood sugar control and weight achieve.
four. Cookies & sweet-mainly any foods like these. you probably already understand they're full of sugar (say excessive blood sugars) and processed junk that simplest do your body harm and don't have any advantage except for pleasing your sweet teeth craving.
5. Fruit & Fruit Juice-sure, fruit is on this record. Why? It accommodates sugar (fructose to be precise) which motives your blood sugar to spike. don't get me fallacious, fruit does have nutrients and minerals however not virtually as so much as vegetables. Plus most greens have a fraction of sugar. Fruit is simplest excellent if eaten from time to time/seasonally (in small parts). no longer find it irresistible is these days, the place we've got get entry to to any fruit at all times because of import/exporting.
6. Peanuts-This legume (now not a tree nut) is one among folks's favorite snacks. Most peanuts are coated in pesticides, pesticides and different potential dangerous chemical substances that may lead to well being problems later down the highway. also peanuts are prone to a mildew toxin that may cause extreme damage while you devour them over a time frame (Aflatoxin). the main cause peanuts makes the record is due to lectin (mentioned earlier) which causes "intestine leakage". basically poisioning your physique with your personal waste. Plus peanuts are most effective a fraction as nutritious as its counterparts-almond, walnuts, cashews, pistachios, and macadamian nuts. So was once your time with it? precisely…do not!
7. French Fries-Hate to inform you but french fries are usually not a vegetable no matter what you assume. they're soaked in oil (most likely trans-fats) and carb heavy because of this high blood sugar ranges and heart disease are to your near future. opt for some carrot, cucumbers, and celery with some selfmade bitter cream dip.
eight. Milk-Milk would not do a physique excellent! Now many will argue with me on this one, but it's actual. Most milk on the market these days is full of hormones and quite a lot of different chemical substances that the dairy cow is exposed to. Plus it contains sugar (lactose) so we can cause a upward thrust in blood sugar. that you could get calcium from greens and alternative sources (soy, almond, or rice milk). here is a quote i love, "The Human body has no more need for cow's milk than it does for dog's milk, horse's milk, or giraffe's milk." -Michael Klaper, MD
9. White rice-loaded with carbs this man is bad. studies express that even in small quantities white rice can lift your blood sugar faster than ingesting a cup of pure glucose (sugar). scary! The worst a part of all white rice mainly has NO dietary worth to it. you are simply consuming empty energy should you head down this road. selected natural brown rice instead (no longer the moment type neither).
10. Donuts-i do know i discussed sweets earlier but this one stands in a category all its own. not most effective are donuts made with white flour however they're then soaked in oil to fry after which a variety of sugar in frosting/glaze coats this magnificence. it's the trifecta of evil foods that results in extended blood sugars, clogged arteries, and you no longer feeling so excellent. it is best simply to keep away from this one at all prices.
So there you've got the ten worst meals for diabetics. steer clear of them in any respect costs. Your health and your blood sugars depend on it.


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Amateur Radio
Video News
Contact ARVN – Order by Mail
technical information
Sort of a
June 2, 2015.
I'm amused that the last time I got around to updating this page was over two years ago. Today we're over 200 episodes (woohoo),
iTunes and Blip.tv are long gone
, and you can't download HamRadioNow video without jeeping YouTube (but you can download
by pasting
into your favorite podcast app).
Mostly we've just been keepin' on. Some Skype interviews (not as many as I expected), lots of stuff from Dayton and Orlando, six TAPR DCC's worth of shows (2010-2014 are online). There's quite a body of work there now, and while I get a steady trickle of mail and online comments from hams who are impressed by it all, the greater community is... yawn... well, let's see if 20 meters is open today.
Income is mostly by your contributions, with KICKSTARTERS funding the last two TAPR DCC productions. It's frankly not nearly enough to justify the time and expense, but I keep hoping. And apparently I'm not quitting!
So back to work....
March 16, 2013.
The episode count is now officially
, but since some episodes contain multiple programs, we've really done
of them. But we're stuck with the official 'episode count,' so I guess we'll wait to celebrate.
? Most of you watch the programs 'streaming,' either on our web site, on the hosting site (
), or on
. As of February 2013, we're also available on
, and the big deal there is that...
with the iTunes app
you can
the programs for free. You can stream the programs on the iTunes web site. You need the app (for Windows or Mac) to download. We get an occasional request for "a DVD." Somebody wants to play a
program at a club meeting (YAY!) and they wisely don't trust live Internet delivery. The iTunes app is the fast DIY way to do that, unless something goes wrong. It works for me, but I've already heard horror stories. So failing that, I can send links for a few downloads through YouSendIt. Not the whole library, please! If you absolutely
have physical media, send me email to
and I'll figure it out. The entry below for September 29. 2012 has more on that, as does the
bottom of this page
September 29, 2012.
What... twice a year is too often to update a 'blog'? Sorry. I've been pretty busy with HamRadioNow. Episodes into the mid-20's now, but some of them have a dozen or more programs in them, so technically I've done about 40 HamRadioNow shows. I don't want to be 'promotional' here, so not too much to say. I'm on this page because I needed to update the DVD ordering info at the bottom. I'm not making DVDs of HamRadioNow programs for sale routinely. I'll do something by special request. I prefer to send an 'mp4' file on DVD if you need physical media. Send me email to email@example.com and we'll work something out. I can also send links for downloading programs by request. They're typically 1GB or more, so know your limits. If you know how to download from YouTube, feel free. Well, it's OK with me, but it's not really OK with them.
February 28, 2012.
Ham Radio Now.TV
I was having too much fun (and getting such an ego boost) from my guest-host stints on Bob Heil's
Ham Nation
. But I realized there was a lot I wanted to do that wouldn't fit in Ham Nation. Add all the
Leo Laporte
kool-aid I was ingesting about how Internet based TV was about to take off, and I realized that there was something I could do to make ARVN what I really wanted it to be — a topical, immediate source of interesting ham radio television programming. I could create my own on-line Ham Radio television program. And so I did:
Step one was to create a name, step two was to secure a web domain for that name, and step three was to get some programming. That fell together with the 2012 Orlando HamCation. I don't recall exactly how I came up with "Ham Radio Now," but when I did, I was sure it would already be in use, and unavailable as a dot-com on the web. Wrong! It wasn't in use, best I could tell through extensive Google searches, and the web site had just been released by the previous owner.
It was a little tense, as I had to buy it at auction, and I wouldn't know if I got it until the noon opening of the HamCation. Then a curve ball: I won the auction (nobody else bid), but I had to wait
week while the previous owner was offered the opportunity to buy it back. I'd exchanged email with him (a retired broadcast engineer in Florida) and he said he'd hoped to do something with it, but couldn't for health reasons. So I didn't expect him to reinstate it, but I had to wait anyway. The week passed, and HamRadioNow.com was transferred to me. BUT, I really like the domain
better. I think it says more about the program. So that's how I'll be branding it. I needed dot-com because that's how people think. Either will work (and by the way, "ARVN.com" is in a warehouse and they think I'm rich, so forget it).
Ham Radio Now is now filling up with interviews I did at Orlando. Soon I'll be recording more interviews, mostly over Skype, with hams in-the-know about topics in the headlines, so stay tuned. There should be something every week, maybe more.
I'm not going to stop doing seminars and documentaries. I just needed more to do (cue insane laughter).
And oh, yes, to pay for it all. As you'll see on the
, I've come up with the nice, round number of 10,000 hams, $10/year. Can that be done? I don't know. A few of my videos have hit well over 20,000 views. Most are well shy of that 10k figure. But then most are previews or promos, not full programs. We'll see. I don't need everyone wartching everything. Just 10,000 hams who each find enough that they're willing to kick in ten bucks a year. OK, I'm a dreamer. Cyndi's excited. She wants to retire.
January 2012.
On-Line Video!
And now for something completely different from ARVN. With the release of the
video, we're trying something new. We released all those videos on the web (on YouTube). Full length, high-definition video, not just a highlights promo. Now that doesn't make us any money, but McDonalds still expects us to fork over $6 for a Happy Meal (actually, I haven't bought a Happy Meal in... welll... ever. So I'm guessing about the $6. But you get the idea).
So, how do we make money?
We ask you to just send it in. See that little piggy bank over there on the right? That's
, our new mascot. Click on him (I think he's a him... not sure), and he'll take you to our
page, where you can volunteer to send us some dough. I guess you can call it a
approach to video. You send whatever you think the program was worth to you. We're only a few days into it as I write this. I'm gratified by the fact that the average contribution is about $15, even though the minimum is $1.50. Yay, viewers! It's still very early in the process, so I have no conclusions about how well it's working. See me in February. I do know that if this doesn't work, we'll try another on-line option. It won't be as free and easy.
December 2011.
We have a new domain: ARVN.TV!
The 'dot TV' domain became available a few years ago. Moving with my usual glacial pace, I finally got around to buying the ARVN.TV domain this month. Now, the rest of the story (and it looks like I need to start a blog...)
The ARVN Story...
Ham radio embraced video slowly
, about 15 years behind most other industries
We're seeing a ton of crap on YouTube, of course, some halfway decent talk-show and demo stuff, and only recently some full-production documentaries and series.
I've been a video editor since the early 1970's, a ham since the mid 60's, and with the advent of affordable, high-quality "desktop video" I decided to have some fun documenting various aspects of ham radio by producing the highest quality video programs I could on a shoestring budget. The
2006 ARDF USA Championships
is my first full-fledged production. In 2008 I released my second,
Digital Voice for Amateur Radio
and I'll throw in a couple of
Dayton Hamvention Tours
(2007 and 2009)
, and a bunch of seminars and forums shot at Dayton and at the
digital conferences in Chicago. This year sees my newest documentary,
The Last BIG Field Day
. The list is growing long!
What are you doing at
next club meeting?
This was my
big idea
- sell DVDs to clubs for meeting programs. I sold a few, but it didn't really make a business. Here's what I originally said about this idea....
Who's the market? Hams, of course. At less than $25 for the feature DVD's, I think some individual hams would enjoy having a collection to watch and show friends. But mostly I'm seeing clubs latch onto them as meeting programs. I keep the documentaries to 40 minutes or less - that's about as long as most clubs can tolerate.
The Last BIG Field Day
has a bunch of "bonus" material. Some of the seminars would make good club meeting programs, too. They usually are more technical (answering a common complaint about club meeting programs), and most of them are less than an hour. All the DVDs are extensively indexed so you can find specific topics easily.
Perhaps you'll let whoever is responsible for your club's programs know about ARVN!
Streaming? Profit? Streaming for Profit?
This is what I'm doing now. Not so much the 'profit' part, but everything is on YouTube. Here's what I thought about it a few years go...
As I've described ARVN to many hams, I get two consistent comments....
The first thing people tell me is that hams are
You'll never get them to spend money on these programs. I have enough experience now to show that's not completely true. As hams discover ARVN, they've been buying the programs. Sales run between 100 and 300 per title, so hardly a runaway success, but enough to keep at it. Alas, ARVN can't be a charity or a free lending library. If I cover my costs and make a little money off of it, I'll keep doing it (the feature programs like "Digital Voice" and "The Last BIG Field Day" take well over 100 hours to produce, so maybe I need to make more than "a little" money off of it).
Every year we do a little better.
Second, some hams ask if I'll be streaming the videos on the web. My answer:
. See the '
' above.
A few people have wondered if the programs can be played on community access cable TV. Until now, I've said 'no.' Now that most of my content is on-line, and the DVDs are getting kind of old, I'll change that to 'yes.' If you know a community access channel that would like my programs, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
embed the video I've put on the web on your web site using YouTube's embed tools. Just keep my contribution pitch attached, and please post a link to the HamRadioNow site,
KN4AQ shooting an interview for the
ARDF Championships
(photo courtesy of
Joe Moell K0OV
KN4AQ (then WA9NSO) circa 1982,
in Edit Room Four at
in Chicago.
ARVN Is...
ARVN is
pretty much just me, though I get some help from family, friends and the occasional hired-gun professional. I've been making radio and TV programs and commercials since high school back in the 60's. And I've been a ham that long, too, starting as WN9NSO in 1965. I'm a writer, too. Earlier this century I wrote for and edited the
SERA Repeater Journal
I've written columns for
CQ and CQ VHF;
the September 2007
carried my feature article on "Operating D-STAR;" I'm now
a fairly regular equipment reviewer for QST; and I wrote the VHF/UHF FM-DV chapter of the
ARRL Operating Manual
You can download PDFs of some of the articles on my
Professionally I'm a freelance audio/video engineer, editor, producer and
voice-talent. You might have heard me as
the announcer on
radio and TV commercials (I was the announcer, not the Gnome.
Click on the Gnome picture to link to one of the commercials on YouTube). That series of spots ended in 2007. My non-ham video production company is
Blind Cat Video
. You'll find some demo material there if you need some video or voice-over work done. The picture to the left is me in 1982, editing on an Ampex system at
in Chicago. The equipment that supported that room cost over a million bucks. Pretty impressive! Yes, I knew what every button was for. And yes, I had a lot more hair. I celebrated the 60's well into the 80's.
Your Feedback
Do you have an idea for a program you'd like to see. Are you involved in an activity you think would make a good HamRadioNow Episode? Comments on the videos you've seen? Problems? Send me some
Other Ham Videos Out There...
This section is hopelessly out of date, but for histerical purposes, here's what's been here...
*Some of the DXpedition videos are very good.
CQ Magazine
produced a very professional series of "how-to's" back in the early 90's (you'll see my wife, Cyndi KD4ACW, getting bitten by the DX Bug in the DX Video). The
also has a catalog of videos, some for sale and some they loan free. The ones I've seen are in the "home movie" class of production. Many are available only on VHS and they're getting kind of old. Nothing wrong with that! I encourage you to check the catalogs and look for interesting titles. They can be informative and could make a good club meeting program.
And there's more and more video on the web.
is producing their own series, and there's a ton of ham video on
and other individual sites. But still, little really polished production. My customers have told me that ARVN makes a difference they're willing to pay for.
I want to give a special plug to this web site:
. These guys have been putting together a 30 to 45 minute "podcast" video every few months for several years. And they give it to you for free! Production values are a little rough, but they try some neat stuff. They get a little more technical than I usually will. And I've recently discoverd the videos of a young ham,
Chris N7ICE
. He's going to give me some competiton some day! Find him at his web site:
. His site is also got something called "social newtorking." You know, I'm well aware of things like Facebook and Twitter. ARVN now has a
page! I see the value, but don't spend much time with it. You go, Chris!
In May, 2011,
Bob Heil K9EID
Ham Nation
(This Week in Technology), an on-line network that features a bunch of technology-related programs. Ham Nation is a weekly one-hour talk show. You can see it produced live on Tuesday about 9 PM eastern. The finished programs are then available for streaming/download. There's not a lot of production — it's mostly live interviews, and Bob's got the juice to bring in the top people. Bob brought me in to be the guest host for a bunch of programs in 2011. He's moved on to other people, and I moved on to
, but I enjoyed it.
Technical Information
In 2011
I bought three High Definition cameras, so HamRadioNow is shot in High Def.
In 2014
, I got some more that use SD cards instead of tape. I'm spending the money you send just a little faster than you send it! I record the 'studio' shows on a Wirecast system direct to hard drives. It lets me 'live switch' four cameras, web pages and other sources direct to hard drive. Sometimes I take that system to hamfests and conferences when I expect an extensive setup.
I edit on Adobe Premiere PRO CS6. I have a set of three Heil PR-40 "studio" mics, and some wireless mics (two TRAM TR-50 lavs and two EV RE-50 hand mics using Sennheiser wireless TX/RX in the 640 MHz spectrum). This makes "broadcast quality" video with excellent sound. I output the programs as 1080p 'mp4' video files, and upload them to YouTube.
I'm not making DVDs of
any more, so this info is for those interested in the old ARVN DVDs:
The DVD's are "NTSC Standard Definition" - that's 525 scan lines, 30 frames per second. If you are outside North America, you may need a multi-standard TV/monitor, or a converter to play them. However, I have received reports that the videos play fine on computers equipped for DVD playback. I do NOT restrict them for regional DVD playback. If you're outside the USA and you want to give it a try, I'll refund your purchase if you can't get it to play.
DVD Playback Problems:
"Home made" DVDs are notorious for playback problems, usually freezing, stuttering or skipping. Mine aren't immune. I've scoured the web for information, but I've found no universal solutions. I'm trying the best tips I've found: using high-grade 8x blank media, and burning at low speed (usually 4x), and keeping the encoded data rate below 7Mbps. That seems to have done the trick, and I'm seeing very few returns. If you have a problem with an ARVN DVD, let me know and I'll replace it free. I "spot-check" each DVD before it goes out to make sure it plays, but I can't watch them all the way through. And even if I could, DVDs that play fine on one player may have problems on another.
Gary KN4AQ
ORDER BY MAIL or PHONE
I am not rotinely producing DVDs of these programs. If you need physical media, send me email and we'll work something out. It will be easiest for me to send the 'mp4' files I produce for YouTube. I can send them on a DVD, and you can play them on a computer, but
a typical DVD player. If you really need a 'DVD movie,' I can do it, but it will be expensive. I can also send links to download files by request. They're typically 1GB or larger, so know your limits!
I can't take credt cards over the phone, only on the web site. Some people are leery of putting their credit card info on the web. If that's you, you can mail a check for the amout listed for the DVDs. Tell me what program(s) you want, and
add $3 for the first DVD, plus $1 for each additional DVD for postage.
Send it to the address over there on the right >>>>>>>>>. (North Carolina residents add NC sales tax (6.75%, plus your local county "extra" tax, if any).
Gary Pearce KN4AQ
508 Spencer Crest Ct.
Cary, NC 27513

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Uncomfortable kicking
When the kicks first started, they were really tender and I felt the same way you do, but they have gotten better. I don't know if I'm used to it now or what, but I really enjoy all the movements.
I agree with you Mommytime85. I like to know that she is doing well, but the kicking is getting harder and harder and its so uncomfortable... I'm not really digging it. :)
When I feel her kick, I'm happy at first because I know she is doing fine, but it upsets my stomach. I hate it. I'm already having contractions so it's scaring me more because I feel like everytime she kicks I might be going into labor or something. Braxton Hicks sucks!
I'm with you kdevore on the bladder kicking... Baby had me running to the toilet yesterday after a few well aimed kicks.
I'm still half amazed and half freaked out by the kicking. I mean. There's an ALIEN in there!! ;)
It's a boy! ... and he's pretty darn perfect ;)
the bladder kicking is the worst, and at my last u/s my tech looked at the screen then my belly and said " hmm the baby wont stop kicking your bladder" all i could think was, I KNOW THAT!! i had a full bladder and couldnt go pee till she was done, so every time he kicked it took everything i had not to pee all over the bed that i was laying on.
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Justyn Michael Lapora Jr. 2/28/2013
Gold ( . Y . )
I almost didn't make it to the bathroom the other day lol. I had to pee already but was so busy at work that when I couldn't hold it any longer and got up to go, he started kicking me right in my bladder and pushing so hard into it. I had to stop for a second and try to shift him around, I thought i was going to pee right there in front of the supervisors offices lol. Other than that, I love feeling the baby move and kick. sometimes it's uncomfortable, but overall, I enjoy the experience. It might be the only time I get to do it.
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When you stay at Alden Suites - A Beachfront Resort in St. Pete Beach, you'll be on the beach and convenient to Upham Beach and Dolphin Landings Charter Boat Center. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Palms of Pasadena Hospital and Pasadena Shopping Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 140 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment.
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Dip into one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools or enjoy other recreational amenities including outdoor tennis courts and a fitness center. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.
Relax with your favorite drink at a beach bar or a poolside bar.
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Featured amenities include limo/town car service, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Planning an event in St. Pete Beach? This hotel has facilities measuring 900 square feet (84 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
several pools. toys/floaties provided. very kids friendly. beautiful beach to walk lots of shells to find. lots of room in the suites, great value for your money.
The resort is great, right on the beach. The staff is nice, overall a great stay at Alden.
Can't beat the location for beach time. The staff is friendly. The grounds are well tended.
The facilities are definitely dated; the property could use some sprucing up.
The location is great! Walking distance is most anything! Price I think was appropiate and it was nice! Would go there again!!
Rooms could be bigger, but other than that I can't think of anything!!
The staff at Alden Suites made you feel like you were staying in a 5-star hotel. They were so kind, helpful and very accommodating.
I did not like that there was not a work-out facility on the premise.
The kitchenette, complimentary coffee and daily newspaper were appreciated.
Not as dog friendly as advertised.
We have stayed at the Alden for the last 3 to 4 yeras and find it a good place to hang out and enjoy the breach. The staff is very responsive to any request you made to them. Good job by all.
Great location on the beach with friendly and helpful staff. Also has nice, big rooms that are great for kids.
The last day we were there it appeared as though someone forgot to empty the pool trash cans. However, otherwise and at other times (we have stayed there many times) the Alden is always very clean.
The location and the opportunity to sit in the grassy area to read or sun. The rooms were updated with new paint and furniture
The one pool was closed most of the time we were there.
Friendly staff. Location. Gulf view.
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It's a sad, sad day in the baseball world as Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn passed away at age 54 after a battle with cancer.
The Cubs and White Sox both paid respects on Twitter to the legendary hitter:
Our thoughts are with Tony Gwynn's family and friends, the @Padres and their fans as all of us in MLB mourn his passing today.
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Ken Williams statement on the passing of Tony Gwynn: pic.twitter.com/gqmWQxRAJ4
— Chicago White Sox (@whitesox) June 16, 2014
Gwynn never faced the Sox in the regular season in his career, but he did play 173 games against the Cubs, including five in the 1984 NLCS. Gwynn hit .368 in that postseason series when the Padres upset the Cubs and marched to the World Series.
In 85 games at Wrigley Field, Gwynn collected 116 hits, good for a .335 average.


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I am a clinical psychologist and have been using VMS for almost a year now and it has been extremely helpful in providing me with tools to promote and grow my business via social media platforms such as facebook, twitter and linkedin. When I began using the VMS last year, Erin Morris, my Account Executive, guided me through the process of strategically marketing to my target population using those platforms. When Erin was promoted last fall, Lynsey Moncrieff became my Account Executive and continued to guide me in a direction that has been responsible for getting over 1,000 visits per month to my website. I have learned how to write press releases via easy-to-use templates and send out two press releases a month, which are being published by over 150 online markets per press release around the country. I live in San Diego, CA and my cousin, Mike, lives in Niagara Fallls, NY area. I was amazed when i got an email from him telling me that he was looking in an Albany, NY online...
I like everything about the VMS. The comprehensive marketing suite has everything you need to attract new people to grow a successful business I have yet to learn landing pages and email marketing, which Lynsey is helping me with at the moment.
I would recommend the VMS to others needing direction and expert advice in the journey toward successful internet marketing. It does take time and effort to learn and implement the skils necessary to reap the rewards of sucess. It's well worth the cost of the suite.
Increasing client referrals from online marketing and becoming known as an expert in my field while providing valuable content to my website readers and private practice clients are my goals.
I have had an increase in client referrals from the internet over client referrals from health insurance companies.The individuals who become aware of me online via social media sites and press releases view me as an expert in the mental health field and, then, seek my professional help. In so doing, my business grows successfully.
I love the ability to make a single posting and have it his multiple social channels as well as to compare the traction each post makes on a social platform. I love the ability to issue and track press releases. Our page reads have increased dramatically and our reach has also increased considerably. I also am looking forward to using the lead scoring and the landing pages.
That at this time I cannot connect to LinkedIn business pages.
Use the system. It works. There were skeptics at first in my office and the results can be seen to anyone looking at the reports. Our presence in the marketplace is significantly raised. I'm so pleased with Vocus.
VMS has made a noticeable difference in my approach to Marketing and the results received with. We are issuing press releases with ease and able to track their pick up rate and reads. I'm able to log into one platform and post to multiple social sites and well as track how well the posts did and their interaction. I have increased our brand in the marketplace and have for the first time in years had knocking leads come to us. I'm thrilled with the software and know there are only good things to come with it in the future.
It's easy to issue press releases, send single emails, watch twitter. The interface is nice and simple for the 2-3 uses I currently use it for.
User interface is old and unattractive, and I often don't know where to click next. I don't know it's capabilities well and was never thoroughly explained all of the capabilities, because of what seemed like account execs who lacked the knowledge themselves. Every account exec I've had has had very minimal knowledge of product capabilities and gaining live demos is easy to do, but they don't actually teach me how to use the product. For example, I was never explained what autoresponders were or how to use them. Once I researched it myself, I found that I would have really gotten value from them if I'd known when I initially purchased the Vocus Suite. My overall assessment is that there is a lack of cohesiveness within Vocus that shows in the poor integration of their account execs and software. I demo'd other similar products and found them to be much easier to use.
Make sure to get a damn good onboarding. Don't let them just turn you up and leave. They need to outline all of its capabilities and walk through them 1x1 with you so that you can do them yourself without feeling lost.
Email and press releases. Both serve the need, but at a very minimal level. Email is just like sending from your own email account, it doesn't have any bells/whistles and only as of recently has it added the standard automation features. I guess I will see once I get the new software turned up. The only reason I bought the new software is because my management had placed such hard restrictions on my budget.
As a direct-response marketing agency, it is important for us to continually keep our clients and prospects up to speed on current top marketing opportunities. What I like best about OutMarket is that it not only gives me a platform to build my client communications, but also enables me to track how engaged recipients were with my content. This helps me optimize future communications.
I would not call this a "dislike," however the social "buying signals" have not been very useful for us. Most of the "buying signals" that OutMarket picks up on are actually people mentioning our industry in regards to job hunting rather than businesses seeking out our services.
Make sure that your expectations are in line with what you will get from the product-it is only as useful as the work you commit to putting into it. If you have the time to invest in using the tools that OutMarket provides, you will have no problem being successful with the platform.
We are solving the problem of consistency of product and service messaging and the main benefit we have realized is streamlining our communications process.
Vocus makes it so easy and inexpensive to put out a regular stream of press releases, and we always get good pick-up thanks to the Vocus guidelines and pre-release review. We used to pay a PR firm $2,500/month to put out press releases at one of my previous jobs - Vocus puts us in control, saves a bunch and produces strong results. I love the analytics too - "you can't manage what you can't measure," as they say.
There is really nothing I don't like about Vocus so far. I haven't used the other Vocus capabilities because we have a pre-existing system for email marketing etc. but everything about Vocus from the easy-of-use and analytics, to the timely and knowledgeable support of my account rep Vicki, is top-notch.
Make good use of the Press Release feature - it works if you write good reader-centric content!
Our company had virtually zero media presence before we began using Vocus to put out regular press releases. We now have a small but steady stream of qualified leads coming in from our website, and most of them say they heard about us "in an article" or "on an industry news site."
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That looks soooo delicous!
Capture the bright orange of summertime in a jar with this slightly bitter, slightly sweet jam.
By Heather Schmitt-González
Okay. I'm going to admit something. Out loud. Right now. I prefer mandarin oranges from a tin. I don't say that about many things. As a matter of fact, I can't really think of anything else I can say that about at the moment. Maybe it's just that I can never find a juicy mandarin here in Michiana (surprise, surprise). The ones in the tin are so sweet and they never have any of that pesky pith clinging to them. Soooo…when I mistakenly picked up a little net sack of mandarins thinking they were clementines, imagine my dismay. But, the kids didn't seem to mind, they've been peeling them left and right. Now that the sack has dwindled down to just a few, I decided to try a making a jam from them. If nothing else, the bright, cheery, orange in a shiny glass jar will lift everybody's spirits.
I adapted this from the original recipe in the fact that I only took the colorful zest from the orange and left the pith out. It can be thick and wrangly, bitter and pretty unpleasant if left in the jam. I followed the recommendation of leaving a few whole sections behind to stir in for texture at the end of the cooking time. The lighter color was a pretty contrast and I liked some of the bigger chunks, but since they weren't really cooked down, it turned the final product a tiny bit watery. But really, it was still pretty thick and spreadable, so I think it's okay to keep this step in or just forget it (personal preferance).
Try spread on thick, hearty toast with butter or use to make a coating for some roasted pork along with mustard and some rosemary or sage and some breadcrumbs.
Either way, I was right. The color alone brought a smile to our faces.
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That looks soooo delicous!


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Drown In My Own Tears Lyrics
Drown In My Own Tears Song Lyrics
It brings a tear,
Into my eyes,
When I begin,
To realize,
I've cried so much,
Since you've been gone,
I guess I'm drowning in my own tears,
I sit and cry,
Just like a child
My pouring tears
Are runnin' wild
If you don't think
You'll be home soon
I guess I'll drown in my own tears
I know it's true
Into each life
Some rain, rain must pour
I'm so blue
Here without you
It keeps raining
More and more
Why don't you
Come on home
Oh yes so I won't
Be all alone
If you don't think
You'll be home soon
I guess I'll
(drown in my own tears)
Ooh, don't let me
(drown in my own tears)
When I'm in trouble, baby
(drown in my own tears)
Oh, yeah, baby don't let me
(drown in my own tears)
I guess I'll drown in my own tears
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›Baby, It's Cold Outside
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›Makin' Whoopee
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›Baby Let Me Hold Your Hand
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›Every Day I Have the Blues
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Former NHL all-star Jeremy Roenick joins The Hockey News Podcast for Episode 3. JR talks about trades, the Winnipeg Jets, and Chicago pizza.
Tobias Lindberg was one of the nine bodies that shuffled between Ottawa and Toronto in the Dion Phaneuf trade, but could be a key to the deal if he develops into a second-liner at the NHL level.
The Red Wings, already without Niklas Kronwall and Mike Green, may also be down Danny DeKeyser as the defenseman was injured while blocking a shot Wednesday. Fortunately DeKeyser suffered a bruise not a break, but he's still day-to-day.
Arizona Coyotes center Joe Vitale played 6:13 during an Oct. 17 game against the Boston Bruins, and that may be his total ice time for the 2015-16 season. Vitale, 30, suffered a concussion and broken orbital bone and it appears he'll be shutdown for the remainder of the campaign.
San Jose Barracuda coach Roy Sommer became the AHL's all-time leader in wins Wednesday. Sommer's 637th win broke a 60-year-old mark set by Fred 'Bun' Cook and Cook had been the record holder since 1943. Sommer has spent his entire 18-season AHL coaching career with San Jose's affiliates.
Unrestricted free agents like the New York Rangers' Keith Yandle and the Vancouver Canucks' Dan Hamhuis are good alternatives for teams who hoped to get Dustin Byfuglien.
Next season, for the first time in franchise history, the Chicago Blackhawks will host the NHL draft. Over the past seven seasons, Chicago has hosted the Stanley Cup final, Winter Classic and Stadium Series.
It's THN's annual Rookie Issue, with features on the best freshmen from around the NHL. This year, meet Dylan Larkin, the next Jonathan Toews. Also profiled: Connor McDavid, Artemi Panarin, Jack Eichel, Robby Fabbri, Jared McCann and many more.Buy now
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On Mad Men, he will never see her again.
Esquire: Matthew Weiner on Mad Men's Origins, Peggy's Baby, and Why There Will Never Be a Spinoff
Was there a struggle with how little Mad Men had to be "about," plot-wise? Much of today's television focuses on extraordinary people.
TV and film, in general… some of it is designed for escape, designed to satisfy the lack of justice that we feel in everyday life. We find heroes and we get to have the wish fulfillment of, for example, a woman who has it all, who talks tough and tells people where to go and, yeah, they fail sometimes. There's not a lot of that on the show. I give the example of how we try to make it less abstract by making it more like real life: If a young man runs into a beautiful woman at a party on Mad Men and she gives him her phone number and he writes it on a piece of paper and then he loses his coat, he will, on a normal TV show, end up figuring out how to find her. On Mad Men, he will never see her again.


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The people rested their case against 14-year-old Dakotah Eliason in day two of trial proceedings, presenting the jury with testimony from emergency responders who were first to arrive at the Niles Township home of Jesse and Jean Miles in the early hours of March 7 as well as expert witnesses.
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First to take the stand Wednesday morning was Richard Hotary, an emergency medical technician specialist with Southwest Michigan Community Ambulance Service (SMCAS).
Hotary told the jury about the condition of Jesse Miles upon his arrival to the Miles' home.
Miles had been shot in the head at the alleged hand of Eliason, his grandson.
Hotary said Miles had a "large wound" at his head and testified there was "quite a bit of blood on the ground."
Still, he said, Miles was alive and breathing after having sustained the wound.
Asked if Miles, 69, had been conscious, Hotary answered, "he had purposeful movement," and said as he and his partner were working on stabilizing him, Miles reached up for his head.
After being stabilized at Lakeland Hospital in Niles, Hotary said Miles was taken to Memorial Hospital in South Bend, a level two trauma center in "very critical" condition.
Miles would later be pronounced dead at Memorial Hospital.
Next to take the stand was Michigan State Trooper Chris Shoemaker who told the jury that upon arriving to the scene shortly before SMCAS, he found Miles "bleeding heavily" and "unresponsive."
'Shocked, upset and in disbelief'
Jean Miles, Shoemaker said, had seemed "very shocked, upset and in disbelief."
Berrien County Prosecutor Arthur Cotter presented the jury with more evidence collected at the scene on the morning of the shooting, including the .38 revolver Eliason allegedly used to shoot his grandfather and five live rounds found in the chamber of the gun at the home, on a dining room chair, with the hammer cocked back.
It was Officer Michael Troup with the Buchanan Police Department who retrieved the gun, the witness told the court Wednesday and he testified that with that particular firearm, it would have to have been manually pulled back as it was when he found it.
Defense attorney Lanny Fisher was able to find subtle discrepancies in the testimony of Shoemaker who had testified he had pulled the bullets from the gun before Troup took it into his possession.
"You're 100 percent sure that you did (pull the bullets from the gun)?" he asked Troup.
As the officer confirmed, Fisher replied Shoemaker would have been "mistaken" in earlier testimony.
Expert witnesses
Dr. Joseph Prahlow, a forensic pathologist with the South Bend Medical Foundation was the first expert witness for the prosecution.
Prahlow conducted the autopsy on Miles and testified to the exact cause of death — a gunshot wound to the head, that traveled through Miles' skull, the left frontal lobe of his brain and lodged itself into is chin.
"There was no exit wound," Prahlow said. "Mr. Miles died from a gunshot wound to the head."
The bullet, he said, would be considered "deformed" as it was damaged upon retrieval and he estimated the range from which the shot came, as distant — somewhere further than three feet away.
As the prosecution's witnesses took the stand one by one, Eliason, for the most part, kept his gaze downward, every so often looking over to his family in the gallery.
Beth Clark, a firearms examiner for the state's crime lab testified to the bullet's relation to the .38 revolver recovered at the scene.
Echoed sentiments
For the second time on record, the prosecution played two recordings of Eliason – one in the police cruiser where he was held in custody as police and emergency personnel tended to the scene and the victim and the other an interview with Det. Sgt. Fabian Suarez with the Michigan State Police Department.
His words, repeated in court hearings and news reports, were fresh to the jury, whose gazes drifted from the television screens in front of them to the 14-year-old defendant who, at times, wiped tears from his eyes and rested his head on his arms.
"You know, I wish I could take it back," Eliason is heard saying as he sat in Casto's vehicle. "But now I understand the feeling people get when they do that; now I understand how it feels."
Eliason told Suarez the though "never crossed his mind" to wake his grandmother and talk to her about what was going on in his mind.
But he did discuss considering other methods of killing his grandfather before settling on the revolver that had been hanging in the kitchen on the hat rack.
The defense presents and rests
With just four witnesses called to the stand, defense attorney Lanny Fisher rested his case inside the trial courtroom of Judge Scott Schofield in the Berrien County South County courthouse Wednesday afternoon.
Following the prosecution's presentation to the jury, Fisher called to the stand Niles High School principal Jim Knoll, family friend Renee Van Dibier and parents Mary Apfel and Steven Eliason.
Fisher has seemed to be focused on two key points in his case. First, that what happened in the early morning hours of March 7 was out of character for his client, depicting the 14-year-old as a good kid who most would say never showed any signs of trouble before everything changed inside his grandparent's home.
And second, despite all testimony from the prosecution, despite forensics and examinations and Eliason's own words in audio and video recording, Fisher hoped to show the jury that one essential piece of the story was missing: a reason why.
Knoll was first to the stand Wednesday afternoon.
Fisher asked Knoll about Eliason's performance as a student during his freshman year.
'Better than average'
"Better than average," Knoll said of Eliason's grades. "Probably not the top student but pretty good."
Knoll estimated Eliason's grade point average right around 3.0, considering he had made the honor roll.
Asked if he'd ever had any problems with Eliason in school, Knoll said there had been none.
Next on the stand was Renee Van Dieber, a family friend to Steven and his wife Lisa.
She testified she'd known Eliason for most of his life, approximately 10 years.
"You've watched him grow up?" Fisher asked.
"Yes," she said. Dieber described the boy as "mild-mannered" and "kind" and said she had never had any problems with him in her experience either.
Cotter questioned whether the witness was familiar with the facts of the case, to which she answered, "kind of. Somewhat."
'A calm, loving child'
Apfel, Eliason's biological mother was next to take the stand. During the prosecution's presentation, the jury heard as Eliason had talked about his frustrations with both parents.
But against expectation, Fisher questioned both Apfel and Eliason pointedly and did not go into great detail regarding his client's childhood or the details of his relationship to his parents.
Apfel testified she and Steven had split up when her son was just 18 months old. They had never married and she described their relationship as "an off and on rocky relationship."
She also testified that prior to her son's arrest for the alleged shooting of his grandfather, Jesse Miles, he had expressed both pride and frustration with his father, Steven.
"He did express to me that he was upset with his father," Apfel said, adding that he felt nothing he did was good enough. But Eliason was apparently also "very proud" of his dad for going to college.
Fisher questioned Apfel about Eliason's relationship with his little brother, Bradley, who he mentioned during a taped interview played previously for the jury.
In that interview, Eliason said the "pent up emotions" he had been feeling were due to various reasons including the fact that he felt he could not see his brother enough and that he was going to grow up without him.
Apfel said she would "try to schedule (visits with Dakotah) at the same time" she had visitation with her younger son.
Eliason's mother also testified that she was aware her son had lost a "very good friend," who had committed suicide not long before the shooting.
Asked to describe her son, Apfel said Eliason was a "calm, loving child."
Cotter made his cross examination of Eliason's mother quickly, asking to her what he might have meant when he could have been frustrated with her for.
"Maybe not being there full-time," she said.
But he quickly brought the focus back to the relationship between Eliason and his grandparents, Jesse and Jean Miles.
"Did Dakotah every say to you ever that his grandmother Jean Miles or his grandfather Jesse Miles ever did anything bad to him?" Cotter asked.
"No," Apfel said.
"Did you know how he felt about his grandparents," he said.
"He loved them very much," Apfel said.
A share of mistakes
For his last witness, Fisher called up Eliason's father Steven.
As his son looked on, Steven testified he had had custody of Eliason since he was 18 months old and admitted that in regard to the "pent up emotion" his son had claimed to members of law enforcement on the morning of his arrest — the morning Steven's father was killed by a single gunshot wound to the head — "there's been off and on episodes."
Steven told the jury his son had lost a cousin, a beloved family pet, a family friend and a close friend from school all in a relatively short amount of time and that he and his wife asked his son if he needed to speak to a counselor.
"We asked if he was okay," Steven said. "We encouraged him if he needed someone to talk to," to let them know.
"He has always been peaceful and loving and caring up until that night," he said.
Upon cross examination, Steven admitted that his son might have needed counseling when Cotter asked him why he never took the initiative to get his son some help if he felt he needed it.
"No," he said. "I made the mistake of not doing that, sir."
Both sides will present their closing arguments to the jury Thursday morning, after which those jurors will decide the fate of the 14-year-old boy at the center of a story that has torn apart two families and left a beloved brother, father, grandfather and friend dead.
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In the end, it was a bloomin' failure. Bottom-line folks know it doesn't matter how gutsy Michigan played on the seniors' final day in uniform.It doesn't matter that the Wolverines' offense was handicapped in ways it won't be in the future. It makes no difference that neither starting cornerback in Michigan's season opener against Alabama appeared on the field when South Carolina's big-play throwing game gutted a previously staunch secondary.It doesn't even matter that the Wolverines led the 10-2, 10th-ranked Gamecocks with 12 seconds remaining on the clock. All that matters, in the end, involves South Carolina grabbing a 33-28 lead with 11 seconds left, on one final, DBs-dusting bomb, and keeping it until the clock reached 00:00.That's the end-game skewer that swept all the shrimp off the barbie, leaving Michigan's Outback Bowl dreams out in the back alley, bloody, with a black eye.Fairy tales often exist only in kids' books, and that's the case here. The most prolific rushing quarterback in NCAA history, and one of the best individuals in University of Michigan football history, deserved a better ending.So did his teammates, players who floundered in an un-Michigan-like morass of losing for the early part of their careers. This season was to be their comeback capper, the culmination of all the massaged misdeeds of the past, rolled into a Big Ten championship season.It could have happened, and the Wolverines wouldn't have been anywhere near Tampa on New Year's Day. But they were, and against the Gamecocks - like in losses versus Notre Dame, Nebraska and Ohio State - a winnable game simply slipped away.The Gamecocks are plenty good, one touchdown drive away from playing in the Southeastern Conference championship contest and quite possibly the national championship showdown. And here were the Wolverines, gutting out a game with an injured and displaced starting quarterback, no established tailback, a sub-par offensive line, a remade defensive line and a switched-up secondary, fighting to the final shattering seconds.That's what Denard Robinson will remember. That's what he'll pack in his bag for the future - the knowledge that he gave extreme effort and went down doing all he could, in concert with a battling brotherhood."It's a bittersweet feeling," Robinson said. "Those are my brothers. That's my family. I've been with them for four years. It's come to an end. I'd do whatever for those boys. I'd do whatever for them, and still care about them."Hoke cares about them all, and he knows it could have been different on New Year's Day
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2010 MTV Movie Awards
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|2010 MTV Movie Awards
|Sunday, June 6, 2010
|Gibson Amphitheatre
|United States
|Aziz Ansari
|Television/Radio coverage
The 2010 MTV Movie Awards was the 19th annual ceremony which took place on June 6, 2010 in Los Angeles, California. Aziz Ansari served as a host for the 19th annual ceremony.[1] Voting the nominees began from a list of eligible contestants on March 29, 2010, and ended on April 9, 2010. The nominees itself were announced on May 12, 2010, and the winners were voted by the public.[2]
MTV, MTV2, and VH1 all broadcast the ceremony simultaneously; the three networks combined for a viewership of 5.8 million, down from 5.9 million viewers last year.[3]
The show has gained some controversy for constantly using the term "fuck" and its derivatives by its presenters and Peter Facinelli, who accepted the Best Movie award. A number of them were not muted because of its live broadcast.[4] Parents Television Council president Tim Winter, responding to the program's TV-14 rating, stated: "It is an outrage to the content rating system. If it had been a motion picture, it would have been rated R. The fact that it was rated 14 shows what little respect MTV and Viacom have for the content ratings."[5][6]
- 1 Performers
- 2 Presenters
- 3 Awards
- 4 Notable moments
- 5 Sneak Peeks
- 6 See also
- 7 References
- 8 External links
- Ed Helms, Ken Jeong, Tom Cruise (as his Tropic Thunder character Les Grossman) and Jennifer Lopez — Dance Medley of Jennifer Lopez's Get Right and Ludacris's Get Back
- Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg — "California Gurls"
- Christina Aguilera — Medley: "Bionic/Not Myself Tonight/Woohoo"
- Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade and Rob Schneider — presented Best Female Performance
- Jonah Hill, Russell Brand and Sean "Diddy" Combs — presented Best Breakout Star
- Steve Carell and Paul Rudd — presented Best Scared-as-S**t Performance
- Bradley Cooper and Jessica Biel — presented Best Kiss
- Jason Segel and Miranda Cosgrove — introduced Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg
- Betty White, Bradley Cooper and Scarlett Johansson — presented MTV Generation Award
- Michael Cera, Kieran Culkin, Anna Kendrick and Aubrey Plaza — presented Best WTF Moment
- Samuel L. Jackson, Eva Mendes, Dwayne Johnson, Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell — presented Best Villain
- Jackie Chan, Jaden Smith and Shaun White — presented Biggest Badass Star
- Jessica Alba and Vanessa Hudgens — presented Best Male Performance
- Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Ed Helms — introduced Christina Aguilera
- Zac Efron — presented Best Comedic Performance
- Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise — presented Best Movie
Best Movie[edit]
Best Male Performance[edit]
Robert Pattinson – The Twilight Saga: New Moon
- Zac Efron – 17 Again
- Taylor Lautner – The Twilight Saga: New Moon
- Daniel Radcliffe – Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Channing Tatum – Dear John
Best Female Performance[edit]
Kristen Stewart – The Twilight Saga: New Moon
- Sandra Bullock – The Blind Side
- Amanda Seyfried – Dear John
- Zoe Saldana – Avatar
- Emma Watson – Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Best Breakout Star[edit]
- Quinton Aaron – The Blind Side
- Zach Galifianakis – The Hangover
- Logan Lerman – Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
- Chris Pine – Star Trek
- Gabourey Sidibe – Precious
Best Villain[edit]
Tom Felton – Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Helena Bonham Carter – Alice in Wonderland
- Ken Jeong – The Hangover
- Stephen Lang – Avatar
- Christoph Waltz – Inglourious Basterds
Best Comedic Performance[edit]
Zach Galifianakis – The Hangover
- Sandra Bullock – The Proposal
- Bradley Cooper – The Hangover
- Ryan Reynolds – The Proposal
- Ben Stiller – Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian
Best Scared-as-S**t Performance[edit]
Amanda Seyfried – Jennifer's Body
- Sharlto Copley – District 9
- Jesse Eisenberg – Zombieland
- Katie Featherston – Paranormal Activity
- Alison Lohman – Drag Me to Hell
Best Kiss[edit]
Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson – The Twilight Saga: New Moon
- Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds – The Proposal
- Zoe Saldana and Sam Worthington – Avatar
- Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning – The Runaways
- Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner – Valentine's Day
Best Fight[edit]
Beyoncé Knowles vs. Ali Larter – Obsessed
- Robert Downey, Jr. vs. Mark Strong – Sherlock Holmes
- Hugh Jackman and Liev Schreiber vs. Ryan Reynolds – X-Men Origins: Wolverine
- Logan Lerman vs. Jake Abel – Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief
- Sam Worthington vs. Stephen Lang – Avatar
Best WTF Moment[edit]
Naked Trunk Surprise – Ken Jeong (from The Hangover)
- Bill Murray?! A Zombie?! – Bill Murray (from Zombieland)
- Cops a Feel – Betty White (from The Proposal)
- Unexpected Transformation – Isabel Lucas (from Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen)
- Vomits a Mysterious Black Ooze – Megan Fox (from Jennifer's Body)
Biggest Badass Star[edit]
- Angelina Jolie – Salt
- Chris Pine – Star Trek
- Channing Tatum – G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra
- Sam Worthington – Clash of the Titans
Global Superstar[edit]
MTV Generation Award[edit]
Notable moments[edit]
- When Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart won the best kiss, they repeated the same performance back on MTVMA 2009, promising a kiss in front of the fans. Kristen at first tried to leave the fans hanging, but Robert stole a kiss from her.
- When Sandra Bullock won MTV Generation, she discussed about her divorce and the fact that no one needed to worry about, and after that she kissed Scarlett Johansson.
Sneak Peeks[edit]
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- The Twilight Saga: Eclipse
- The Last Airbender
- Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
- Jersey Shore (season 2)
See also[edit]
- ^ http://www.mtv.com/ontv/movieawards/2010/categories.jhtml
- ^ http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles/1634878/story.jhtml
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (June 7, 2010). "RATINGS RAT RACE: Solid Ratings For MTV Movie Awards, Drop Dead Diva, Kate Plus 8". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on 8 June 2010. Retrieved June 10, 2010.
- ^ Flint, Joe (June 7, 2010). "MTV says sorry about the bad words but no comment from Les Grossman". Company Town. Los Angeles Times. Archived from the original on 10 June 2010. Retrieved June 7, 2010.
- ^ Piazza, Jo (June 7, 2010). "Parents Unhappy as F-Bombs Fly at MTV Movie Awards". PopEater. AOL. Archived from the original on 9 June 2010. Retrieved June 7, 2010.
- ^ "PTC Says Teen-Targeted MTV Movie Awards and "Hard Times" Prove Need for Cable Choice" (Press release). Parents Television Council. June 7, 2010. Archived from the original on 17 June 2010. Retrieved 8 June 2010.
External links[edit]
- MTV Movie Awards official site
- Bozell, Brent (2010-06-11). "MTV's Pinata of Profanity". Townhall.com. Archived from the original on 14 June 2010. Retrieved 13 June 2010.


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$parts = explode($end,$page);
$tcount = $parts[0];
if($tcount == ") { $tcount = '0'; }
echo '
'.$tcount.'  Followers
';
In the above code change TWITTER_USERNAME to your Twitter username. The account details are included in .xml file provided by Twitter. To change the style and format in which the text is displayed you can tweak your CSS entries accordingly. We used the following CSS to style our text display.
.custom #twitter-counter {font-size:1.5em;font-weight:bold;margin-left:0.5em;}
If you are using Thesis WordPress theme add this code to custom.css file located under WordPress admin panel. Go to Thesis> Custom file Editor. From there select custom.css and add the code. Good to go.