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ATLANTA, June 5, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ebix, Inc. (Nasdaq:EBIX), a leading international supplier of On-Demand software and E-commerce services to the insurance industry, today announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire PlanetSoft, Inc. effective the 1st of June 2012. The acquisition is expected to be immediately accretive to Ebix Earnings per Share (EPS). The closing is expected to be completed in the next week, subject to fulfillment of all regulatory and fiduciary approvals on both sides.
With over 14-years of successful experience, PlanetSoft currently services many of the top 20 Life insurance companies in the United States and India, including industry leaders such as Swiss Re, MassMutual, Liberty Mutual, Manulife Financial, Sun Life Financial, Desjardins and New York Max Life. With approximately 575 employees spread across India and the United States, PlanetSoft is in the business of powering data exchanges that streamline core insurance operations in the areas of client acquisition, underwriting, and distribution management.
Under terms of the agreement, Ebix has acquired all of the outstanding capital stock of PlanetSoft for a purchase price payable as follows: $35,000,000 paid in cash at closing, and $5,000,000 payable in the form of 297,265 shares of the common stock of Ebix issued at the time of closing. The deal will also involve earn-out cash payments to PlanetSoft shareholders, based on specific revenue numbers that are achieved in the next twenty-four (24) months. Ebix funded the purchase using a mix of internal cash reserves and the Bank credit line available to Ebix at Libor plus 1.5%. No financial advisors were involved in the transaction from the Ebix side.
PlanetSoft provides exchange solutions for the Insurance sector in the areas of Agent Licensing and New Business Underwriting. Its key services are as follows -
- New Business Processing and Underwriting - PlanetSoft's flagship product, "The Policy Processor" (TPP), is an end-to-end, straight-through processing platform for automating new business processing and underwriting of individual life, annuities, and group insurance products. The Policy Processor™ powers data collaboration connecting organizations, systems, and people in the new business processing service chain. The underwriting and new business processing departments have to work collaboratively with several departments within the insurance company, as well as with outside vendors and agents in the field. With the TPP, the ecosystem is connected, making it possible for seamless, accurate, and expeditious processing of new business cases.
- Producer Support System - Streamlines the producer support functions such as the agent appointment process by powering Exchange of data targeted towards collecting licensing information from the agent, automatically updating systems, routing workflow based on user defined business rules, providing seamless connectivity for filing the appointment with the required states and for conducting background checks through General Information Systems (GIS).
- The Claims Processor - The Claims Processor automates claims filings, review, and payouts through rules based paperless processing.
- Planet Interact Core Framework - Targeted towards the financial services and insurance industries, the Framework allows companies to streamline complex business processes while acting as a rapid application generator for Straight Through Processing. Specific functionalities include Dynamic E-forms, Rules Based Workflow Routing, Interface with internal and external systems and Administrative Interface for Visibility etc.
- Plasma - Swiss Re and PlanetSoft have joined forces to offer you a customized, automated, full underwriting decision tool enabling end-to-end straight-through processing based on a Company's underwriting requirements. The product involves a simplified underwriting approach targeted at issuing a policy in minutes at the point of sale, with no medical exams, lab tests, MIB, MVR or Rx database checking.
- MobileAxis - Provides business agility technology and mobile collaboration while providing for a dynamic means of customer interactions with insurance companies.
With 90% of its employees based in four offices in India, PlanetSoft has built a strong mix of offshore and onsite staff with core knowledge of insurance, while providing world-class solutions to its insurance company clients.
Robin Raina, Chairman, president and CEO of Ebix, said, "This is a very strategic acquisition for us since the combination of PlanetSoft and Ebix exchange products will give us the unique ability to converge insurance and investment operations from front end to back end while converging lead generation, CRM, quoting, illustration, research, underwriting, compliance, policy issuance, claims, reinsurance, compensation management, agent appointment etc in an end-to-end transaction enabling straight through processing. That simply has never been done earlier across the world by any software vendor in our industry."
"Ebix and PlanetSoft shared the common goal of end-to-end processing for the insurance industry. Both the companies are committed to SaaS based exchange services targeted at automating the entire process of insurance across all entities. Both Companies have made strong investments in building world class development & intellectual property rights facilities in India." PlanetSoft Founder and CEO Sudhir Bajaj said. "With all these commonalities between the two companies, and the fact that our services complemented each other, we felt that PlanetSoft combining with Ebix has the potential of providing the insurance industry with a giant leap forward in the area of straight through processing."
Robin added, "We are excited to inherit a strong management team from PlanetSoft and welcome them to the Ebix family."
About PlanetSoft
Incorporated in 1998, PlanetSoft has grown rapidly to be recognized as a major technology provider addressing mission critical processes in the Life and P&C segments of the insurance industry. Focused in the areas of streamlining distribution centric processes, including a seamless transaction of underwriting insurance via web portals and mobile devices, PlanetSoft is accelerating insurance sales and service through technology. For more information about PlanetSoft and its solutions please visit www.planetsoft.com
About EbixExchange
A division of Ebix, Inc., EbixExchange is the premier On-Demand Software Exchange that offers products and services that automate, expedite, and improve the process for the life insurance, annuity, property & casualty, and health insurance industries. Seen as a leading developer of electronic Straight Through Processing, EbixExchange currently supports a broad range of insurance agencies, brokerage and clearing firms, and operations centers at over 100 of the leading insurance carriers and their affiliates. EbixExchange products include WinFlex (multi-carrier compliant illustrations), VitalSales Suite (research/quotes/forms), AnnuityNet (annuity order-entry), LifeSpeed (advanced application processing), EbixHealth (employee benefits and claims) and various P&C exchanges across the world. For more information, please visit http://www.ebixexchange.com
About Ebix, Inc.
A leading international supplier of On-Demand software and E-commerce services to the insurance industry, Ebix, Inc., (Nasdaq:EBIX) provides end-to-end solutions ranging from infrastructure exchanges, carrier systems, agency systems and BPO services to custom software development for all entities involved in the insurance industry.
With 30+ offices across Brazil, Singapore, Australia, the US, New Zealand, India and Canada, Ebix powers multiple exchanges across the world in the field of life, annuity, health and property & casualty insurance while conducting in excess of $100 billion in insurance premiums on its platforms. Through its various SaaS-based software platforms, Ebix employs hundreds of insurance and technology professionals to provide products, support and consultancy to thousands of customers on six continents. Ebix's focus on quality has enabled it to be awarded Level 5 status of the Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute's Capability Maturity Model (CMM). With a recent ISO 27001-security certification, the Company also has a ISO 9001:2000 certification for both its development and BPO units in India. For more information, visit the Company's website at www.ebix.com
The Ebix, Inc. logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=12133
As used herein, the terms "Ebix," "the Company," "we," "our" and "us" refer to Ebix, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and its consolidated subsidiaries as a combined entity, except where it is clear that the terms mean only Ebix, Inc.
Certain information incorporated herein by reference contains forward-looking statements and information within the "safe harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. This information includes assumptions made by, and information currently available to management, including statements regarding future economic performance and financial condition, liquidity and capital resources, acceptance of the Company's products by the market, and management's plans and objectives. In addition, certain statements included in this and our future filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), in press releases, and in oral and written statements made by us or with our approval, which are not statements of historical fact, are forward-looking statements. Words such as "may," "could," "should," "would," "believe," "expect," "anticipate," "estimate," "intend," "seeks," "plan," "project," "continue," "predict," "will," "should," and other words or expressions of similar meaning are intended by the Company to identify forward-looking statements, although not all forward-looking statements contain these identifying words. These forward-looking statements are found at various places throughout this report and in the documents incorporated herein by reference. These statements are based on our current expectations about future events or results and information that is currently available to us, involve assumptions, risks, and uncertainties, and speak only as of the date on which such statements are made.
Our actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied in these forward-looking statements. Factors that may cause such a difference, include, but are not limited to those discussed in Part I, Item IA, "Risk Factors", below, as well as: the willingness of independent insurance agencies to outsource their computer and other processing needs to third parties; pricing and other competitive pressures and the Company's ability to gain or maintain share of sales as a result of actions by competitors and others; changes in estimates in critical accounting judgments; changes in or failure to comply with laws and regulations, including accounting standards, taxation requirements (including tax rate changes, new tax laws and revised tax interpretations) in domestic or foreign jurisdictions; exchange rate fluctuations and other risks associated with investments and operations in foreign countries (particularly in Australia and India wherein we have significant operations); equity markets, including market disruptions and significant interest rate fluctuations, which may impede our access to, or increase the cost of, external financing; and international conflict, including terrorist acts.
Except as expressly required by the federal securities laws, the Company undertakes no obligation to update any such factors, or to publicly announce the results of, or changes to any of the forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect future events, developments, changed circumstances, or for any other reason.
Readers should carefully review the disclosures and the risk factors described in this and other documents we file from time to time with the SEC, including future reports on Forms 10-Q and 8-K, and any amendments thereto.
You may obtain our SEC filings at our website, www.ebix.com under the "Investor Information" section, or over the Internet at the SEC's web site, www.sec.gov.
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November 1, 2010
Dear G.A.B.,
I confess that my wife and I are a pair of those "Helicopter Parents" everyone makes fun of. So after years spent hovering over our son as he prepared for college – helping with his homework, quizzing him on tests and SAT prep, writing his college essays, filling out his applications, etc., he's finally off to the college of our choice and we're so proud. But it was a bittersweet triumph because after we unpacked his dorm room, approved his roommates, gave instructions to the resident advisor about his curfew and lactose intolerance, we had no choice but to come home. Now it's just me and my wife and I'm feeling a little lost – like my purpose for existing has disappeared. Can you help?
Helicopter Father
in Downward spin
Dear Downward,
Let's see if we can cheer you up. First, about the idea that your teenager's absence has left your life bereft of purpose and meaning – let's challenge that assumption.
What, exactly, did this purposeful life with your child consist of? Not allowed to hearken back to the days when your toddler peered out mistrustfully at the rest of the world from between your calves. Fast forward past applauding performances at school plays, lunches with touching little notes tucked inside sandwich wrappers, helping with homework, etc. to modern day. Focus on your recent interactions with your son. Despite your eager hovering, ask yourself how often did he start a conversation with a question along these lines: "Dad, what was it like for you growing up? I mean, how did you handle the combined pressures of school and social life? Maybe I could gain some valuable insights from your experiences."
OK, now that we've gotten that straightened out, you may be prepared to acknowledge that ever since seventh grade all of your guidance and good advice, and everything else you offered up, was summarily scorned unless it happened to be firmly attached to a wad of cash or a set of car keys. So was it the occasional grunt or nod coming from the general direction of your sullen spawn that gave your life purpose and meaning over the last five years? Really? Well, in that case the good news is that nothing's changed - for some time since, your life already lacked any significant purpose. So welcome to the sequel – Your Purposeless Life Part II. Feels a lot like the first movie, doesn't it?
Still, there's no reason to be defeatist. You just need to understand how to operate your helicopter in this new terrain. But let me warn you against seeking guidance in self-help books like: I'll Miss You Too – An Off-to-College Guide for Parents and Students; Don't Tell Me What to Do, Just Send Money or the classic, Letting Go, now in its fifth edition. The titles tell you everything you need to know. These books are all designed to ease parents through the separation process and encourage their children to become self-sufficient young adults. Are you getting this? A successful transition to young adulthood, the creation of a self separate and apart from ones family, healthy transitions to independence – these are all code for: "We don't need you anymore."
The disconcerting thing about the strategies you'll find in books like this is that if you follow their advice you will succeed in raising offspring who will be strong and independent enough to spread their wings and fly away, leaving you – you guessed it- back at the nest. But contrary to popular belief, it's often not an empty nest; it's one you're likely to share with a strange middle-aged bird who is, as applicable, either balding or menopausal, (or possibly both) and in any event, grouchy. Thriving independence may be well and good for our kids, but what about us, the ones left behind? Not much of a payback for all those years of dedication, sacrifice and, of course, hovering.
Which is why it is imperative to plant the seeds of self-doubt early enough so that by the time your child is college-age, he will be paralyzed by the thought of making an important decision without you. And if you did not have the foresight to plant those seeds years ago there are still many things you can do to keep your little bird tethered to the nest, i.e., to "clip his wings" even after he's flown the coop.
Here's just a few:
1. Don't cut the cord. Remember the cell phone may be cordless but that refers to the electrical cord, not the umbilical cord. Use it to stay in constant touch with your student. (Texts work best.)
2. Internet chatting. Insist on skyping (or the equivalent) daily. That way you can take careful note of your child in his new surroundings and ask him penetrating questions about that unidentified girl that makes a quick exit every time you dial him up.
3. Golden handcuffs. These have worked well in the corporate world and will serve to keep your child dependent on you for years to come. Deposits into his personal account should be made weekly, or even daily, conditioned upon regular communication or any other item on your agenda at the moment.
4. Joint decision-making. All major decisions affecting your student should be made jointly, by which I mean by you and your wife. Of course, if you really feel the need, you should consult with your son, but decisions like which classes to take, what area to major in, who to date, and which fraternity to join are just too critical to leave to the partly formed, beer-marinated brain of an eighteen year old.
5. Get to know the teachers. It's the only way to be sure you can undermine their relationship with your student. Keep in mind you want your child to believe his parents are the only adults he can trust.
6. Find a local landing pad for the helicopter. If you have the financial resources, rent or buy an apartment in the area of the school so you can drop by unannounced. This will keep your son in a state of constant fear and anxiety and probably limit his ability to develop undesirable dependencies outside of the family (such as drugs, alcohol or friendships).
But even if these tactics fail, based on a recent survey of 1,200 college graduates conducted by Monster.com, 71% expect to be living with their parents for some time after graduation. Which means, odds are he'll be back whatever you do but, then again, why take a chance. Besides, if you follow my program, Downward, it will feel like he never left.


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Hey umm
Yeah weird problem. I don't know if I'm the only person having this problem and I'm guessing you have some power on this wikia (your names on the front page) but when I look up anything at all (celebi, ash ketchum, may, dawn, etc) in the regular search bar nothing comes up. If I go throught the recent wikia history and click on a page it takes me to it, but if I type it in to look it up nothing comes up. You think it's a problem or just me? Lvdoomien 04:59, May 1, 2012 (UTC)
Hi I'm Funnyguy18!Funnyguy18 20:05, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
Yeah it works now, must've been a glitch yesterday but thanks anyway lol Lvdoomien 03:48, May 2, 2012 (UTC)
Hi. I added a picture to Mikey but it didn't work out well. Can you fix it? Thanks! Puffle23 21:34, May 2, 2012 (UTC)
Re: Redirects
OK. Give me a list of pages with this problem. I'll see what I can do.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 01:09, May 3, 2012 (UTC)
Well I just started the 5-part Clair arc and the last episode is tomorrow. How about something like this:
[[JE138: Better Eight Than Never|Better Eight Than Never]]
How's that?
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 01:15, May 3, 2012 (UTC)
That's what I've been doing. Well for the episode articles I make at least, and for episodes dubbed in English anyway. But I guess I'll explain it to the newbies. I kinda feel like Hstar now.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 10:19, May 3, 2012 (UTC)
Like this?: JE138: Better Eight Than Never
Oh and Trainer Micah's grandpa passed away and he won't be on for at least 5 days.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 14:41, May 3, 2012 (UTC)
I always make it code first then put the title in. Are you saying I have to do what you're suggesting for every episode article published so far?
Also, what are we going to do about the voice actor character galleries? We can't just delete them. What about a separate page for full galleries?
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 10:41, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
Hmm, maybe it should be just major or recurring characters they voice, like Professor Birch or Professor Juniper.
And I see those title redirects are already made, well, for any new ones I make I'll come up with. I have just one more article to make today. After that, no more till May 13, except for the anime debut of Brycen.
If you wanna work on the Lisa Ortiz and Tara Sands articles go right ahead, I saved their full galleries on my userpage.
And out of honesty, what do you think of the articles I came up with so far?
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 11:00, May 5, 2012 (UTC)
Hi there! I'm new here, just saying hi. {{SUBST:User:ZeypherMage7/Sig2}} 07:31, May 3, 2012 (UTC)
A Request
I have a request to join Project Anime. I have support from WinxFan1 as you can see here. Thanks!--Yugimuto1 20:47, May 4, 2012 (UTC)
User:Gillano please, for disregarding your and Winxfan1's warnings not to upload images from Bulba. — ChaosVoid 03:49,5/5/2012
Rush Job
I just had a serious rush job. Two months worth of dub titles and redirects have just been made.
Also, About your User of the Month poll. The poll says it's for April when it's May. Can you fix this please?
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 11:55, May 6, 2012 (UTC)
All right. And In case I win, I've never been User of the Month. What do I do?
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 18:19, May 6, 2012 (UTC)
Thanks. BTW, Why change the pic for the BW063 article. I thought all Gym Battle articles had to have a pic of the Gym Leader Ash is facing.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 13:27, May 7, 2012 (UTC)
Walkthrough Project
Hi Crimson.. Can I sign-up for the Walkthrough Project in the Ruby and Sapphire.. Can I ask you something about the 1 month in this wiki. I made my account this march and now it's april.. so that's already 1 month right? I hope that you'll reply ...
Chat Policy
Does this "Chat policy" of having less than 25 edits apply to the forums as well? --Thenewguy34 22:40, May 8, 2012 (UTC)
- No, the 25 edit requirement to be in chat does not affect the forums. Anyone can edit the Forums so long as comments aren't hostile to another user, spam or vandalism, et cetera. — Wattz2000 11:44, May 9, 2012 (UTC)
Sorry for not formatting my suggestion right. Just to let you know. I did that on purpouse so it did not actually become a real poll. Yugimuto1 17:16, May 9, 2012 (UTC)
- The poll has to be in the same format as the other ones. I'll be changing it so that it's in the correct format. Jäzzi 19:15, May 9, 2012 (UTC)
My bot admin request
Wondering what we should do since it has two supports and no opposes but like... images need to be deleted and I don't want to flood the RC. Jazzi 19:20, May 9, 2012 (UTC)
Hi Chrimsonnavy,
It's Trainer Micah on your vote page for the user's can i vote for the user's "Winxfan1" & "Aquatic Wartortile"?
I know i have not been on that much & well i've been busy away from the computer so y-e-s yeah and i'm just checking in to see how everyone is doing on here and everything hope your okay?
Chat with you soon..Trainer Micah 14:59, May 10, 2012 (UTC)
One contributer edited an IL page although they are not allowed. I told them that so that person knows better next time.Yugimuto1 20:36, May 10, 2012 (UTC)
Help!!! I can't make a user blog
Just only go to your user page then go to blogs, then select create a blog. If you already do that, report it to other admins for help. Don't forget to put "Job Bautista 02:32, May 15, 2012 (UTC)" after you post!
I hope I help you! Job Bautista 02:32, May 15, 2012 (UTC) A_job09
Chat updates
Hi, Crimson! As you may have heard, there are new chat updates to Special:Chat. With these new updates, there are new MediaWiki pages that need to be revamped in a Pokémon-esque style similar to that of our older pages. Of course, some of these won't have to be edited, but I would suggest editing the welcome message indefinitely to warn users of the 25 edit requirement people seem to never notice. : /. In addition to the inline alerts and messages, there are several new changes to the chat sidebar and tools (ban, PM's, talk page, et cetera). A list of the new pages can be found below:
More messages can be found through Special:AllMessages, and anything else that I missed that might need changing might be in the CC blog. — Wattz2000 11:30, May 11, 2012 (UTC)
- I'll be getting to this in a second. Jazzi 00:43, May 14, 2012 (UTC)
Chatban this user
I've reminded him of our chat policy due to him getting fewer than 25 edits. He chose to ignore me by not talking to me on chat, and although I gave him ample time to edit 25 articles, he still chose not to, so this was the last resort. Thanks if you chat ban him.
Evanalmighty 08:07, May 14, 2012 (UTC)
Block this IP User
Hey, you don't block the user that edit first at the page freezing? Block this IP User: 22.214.171.124
I hope I report you! Job Bautista 02:12, May 15, 2012 (UTC) A_job09
Hey, did you don't know that when I comment on a blog, or sending a message to a user, the edits have increased! I think this is a error or not though.
I hope a report it to you! Job Bautista 02:23, May 15, 2012 (UTC) A_job09
User:JasonL, please, for disregarding two warnings not to take images from Bulbapedia. — ChaosVoid 02:00,5/18/2012
As well as User:Joshual2153 for a bit, since he vandalized and blanked my userpage, as well as another user's.— ChaosVoid 02:01,5/19/2012
He vandalized and blanked my userpage too. Block him.
Job Bautista 02:26, May 19, 2012 (UTC) A_job09
Gibie Dude
Hi, Crimson, (haven't seen ya in awhile), anyways, a user named User:Gibie Dude has no edits, and is on chat and won't leave, even with the edit requirement saying statements like "Admins can't do anything" and so on. We have warned him and he is starting to personally attack us. I think this should go for a block. Ask Shadow ruler and Finnfionnafan321. Thanks. EvanfTalk
- Hello crimson. I want to tell you about something. A guy named Evanf kept threatening me in chat. He called me a gaywad, a freak, a n00b, and told me to die. Please help thanks.—Preceding unsigned comment added by Gibie Dude (talk • contribs)
- Crimson Evanf did not call Gibie dude a gaywad. Shadow ruler A.K.A JetCrusherPigoern 09:19, May 19, 2012 (UTC)
I created an episode a few days ago. It was AG034: Having A Wailord Of A Time!
What'll we do?
You're already aware about Black and White Season 2 right, and the air date is June 21st? So do we make a new season page and update the episode guide now or wait till the air date?
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 00:05, May 20, 2012 (UTC)
All right. We'll also wait for what June 21st episode is.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 02:19, May 20, 2012 (UTC)
Lots of the admins on this wiki don't even edit mainspace edits much. Like: Jazzi. There some non admins here who recently are making more edits than she is. And Hstar is gone bro! I just want this wiki the same way it was back in summer. Maybe demote Hstar and add a more active user. With Flames so hot they're Blue! 01:21, May 21, 2012 (UTC)
- First off, I mentioned on your talk page that I had a medical reason. Next, I have a reason why I don't edit mainspace as much as I do other wikis, I work in cleaning up after vandalism and keeping site-related things in order. Thirdly, next time you want to complain about the inactivity of one user, you should check their past to see when they go inactive and see if they warn. Because I always warn when I know that I'm going to go inactive. Jazzi 20:41, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
- I know you are not inactive Jazzi. I was talking about Hstar. I just said you needed to work on your attendance. Now I know that something when on and I already said sorry 3 times. With Flames so hot they're Blue!
Why did you delete my forum thread without even responding to it first? You noted that it was spam in your edit summary but it was a serious question for serious discussion. felinoel 12:27, May 21, 2012 (UTC)
- This is also a serious question btw. felinoel 14:26, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
- So... you made an assumption? Interesting. felinoel 03:16, May 23, 2012 (UTC)
Using infobox dungeons on the PMD wiki?
Hey, I'm working on the Mystery Dungeon games here and also on the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon wiki. Though it has over 1000 articles, it is lacking severly on Dungeons due to inactivity so I was wandering since Pokemon Mystery Dungeon is a large sub game of Pokemon if we could use the Infobox Dungeon template over on that wiki?
Thanks! Kalkaliy 21:14, May 21, 2012 (UTC)Kalkaliy
Hey Crimson! I just have a question. Why are there no blogs on this wiki? I noticed that a while ago, and I'm just wondering why we don't have any. File:Osha.gifFinnfionnafan321File:Zorua.gif 22:00, May 21, 2012 (UTC)
- Hi, blogs were disabled on this wiki per this forum. — Wattz2000 22:03, May 21, 2012 (UTC)
- Okay, thanks for the information. File:Osha.gifFinnfionnafan321File:Zorua.gif 18:35, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
This anonymous contributor, please, for disregarding multiple warnings not to insert false information into articles, which he has continuously done. — ChaosVoid 10:20,5/22/2012
Hey, I apologize greatly for my inactivity. I had an medical emergency and had I known about it I would've told you. It was something I wasn't even expecting. Jazzi 20:41, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
Hi there. I was banned from chat for not having 25 edits, but I have over 25 edits now. Please un-ban me, and thank-you!
- Scorn, the king of you nightmares. 21:05, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
Do you have the links to pages that are stubs? Also, I know the release date for Pokemon: Black adn White 2 in Japan.
- Scorn, the king of you nightmares. 22:57, May 22, 2012 (UTC)
Hello again. I have to ask why do I delete them? They are leaked information. If you want me to delete them, I will do so. Can you help me add these to the Club Penguin Wiki (my page)?
I don't know how to delete them...
You may stop now. I uploaded the pics to the other wiki. Thanks!
- Scorn, the king of you nightmares. 00:16, May 23, 2012 (UTC)
Can you warn this person that uploaded an image unrelated to Pokemon like a week ago? Thanks! HedgehogDude 20:04, May 23, 2012 (UTC)
May I be unbanned now? i've been banned for 2 to 3 months....
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Re: Ban
Jazzi banned me first for saying "fec*" in chat, she insta banned me right on the spot for one week. 2 days later after I got unbanned, She bans me again. I wondered why, and she said I "Enjoyed slagging users" when I didn't even know what it meant, I realized it was my rash behavior on my userpage, but why did she have to insta ban again just for that? I got no warnings whatsoever!
I thought Slay was going to give me back my pokemon that he was using... I asked Jazzi to unban be months ago and she ignored me.....You know what? Slay can keep my Pokemon! I'm not even allowed to be on Wikia now! Infact, my computer is getting taken away for the summer, so I don't think i'm coming back. Jazzi reminds me of someone. And I'd perfer you delete this message but breifly mention to her why my message was ignored by her. She always treated me like crap... and I don't care if I get banned now, really. Will it even matter in the end...? ShadowJade 01:07, May 24, 2012 (UTC)
You know what, never mind... i've only got a few days left on this computer anyway. I can't deal with this crap right now... i'll just ask when summer's over.... ShadowJade 01:14, May 24, 2012 (UTC)
Homika's Badge.
Now we have a humoungous problem.
The order of Unova Badges was Trio, Basic, Insect, Bolt, Quake, Jet, Freeze and Legend. But now that Ash is heading to a different final Gym we can't use this: . To make matters worse, We'll have to use homika's Gym Badge as the eighth one and we don't know what it is, much less what it looks like. What'll we do? Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 15:43, May 24, 2012 (UTC)
It'll have to do for the time being.
Signed, Winxfan1. I am the ultimate fan of Winx Club 16:34, May 24, 2012 (UTC)
look I just want to help out I want to get some good pictures okay I really like the pictures ok I also found a picture for BW088
Pokemon Black and White 2
Can you edit the "Pokemon Black and White 2" page? Because, Homika has been confirmed on Serebii, That she, Upon defeat shall give the player the "Toxic Badge", And is the second Gym Leader of the new game. Serebii: "A comic version of the upcoming episode featuring Homika has revealed a few more details. First, the badge earned for defeating the Tachiwaki City Gym Leader Homika is the Toxic Badge. This badge is confirmed to be the same shape as the one seen in the badge case and so confirms that Homika is the second Gym Leader of the game" GalaxyDragon 14:50, May 28, 2012 (UTC)
Hey, can you unprotect my userpage, I forgot to do that before giving up my powers. The MarioGalaxy2433g5 {talk/contribs} 23:16, May 30, 2012 (UTC)


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Like always, my time spent in Maryland went by way too quickly. But it was a good weekend, filled with family, so it's okay. It's always hard to see everyone that I want to see when I visit. This time it was easier though, because though my parents are divorced, they both attended my cousin's wedding. The groom is on my dad's side (he's my dad's brother's son) but my mom has remained close with them. So it was a win-win for me, having both of my parents there.
The weekend started out with a rehearsal dinner at Cafe Deluxe in Gaithersburg.
It was fun to see all my relatives but both Jason and I were pretty tired afterward and ready to go home and call it a night. Especially Jason, he had been up for something like 24 hours.
The wedding was on Saturday at 4:30 at Strong Mansion, which is at the base of Sugarloaf Mountain, about 45 minutes from my mom's house. They had the wedding outside which was risky for November, but they lucked out as it wasn't too cold and the trees were still pretty.
(That's my sister.)
The reception was in a heated tent.
Jason and I were sat at a table with my brother and sister (they are really my half-brother and half-sister, but I never call them that) and some cousins – one who lives in DC, two who live in Pittsburgh and one who lives in Cincinnati. It was fun to catch up.
Do we look alike? Same father, different mother, although they have the same mother. And for some reason, I didn't seem to get any pictures of my father or stepmother. Photog fail.
And like that, my weekend in Maryland was over and we were boarding the plane to Atlanta.
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This verse novel debut follows a reticent Vermont girl through a scholarship-funded year at the elite Jersey Ballet school.
Sara's always been the best dancer in the neighborhood teacher's basement classes. The summer before junior year, she leaves Darby Station's orchards and woodstoves behind. Adjusting to New Jersey is difficult; she's older than the other dancers at her level and feels "like a hick." She's terribly lonely and shy, her voice "[a]n unflexed muscle." Despite first-person narration, Sara's withdrawn personality keeps her at bay from readers as well as characters. There's little joy in her ballet-skill improvement or going to bed with her object of desire. Sara's 16, and Remington is "God, maybe twenty-two" (an unsettling double meaning). She stretches naked in his apartment and becomes his choreography muse, but he casts other ballerinas—not her—to dance those roles in public. Sara tires of "endless auditions, eternal scrutiny" and "giving pieces of my body away." As she finds agency, she offers conclusions that seem oversimplified given earlier ambivalence: that ballet was only ever "a dream others dreamed for her," that sex was solely "a price to be paid / For company," "in hopes / Of feeling my worth." Her attitude about food, moreover, is an inconsistent point in the writing.
No romance here, but copious ballet details and hard-won steps toward independence. (Fiction. 13 & up)Copyright Kirkus 2011 Kirkus/BPI Communications.All rights reserved.
Told through free-verse poetry, Kehoe's first novel about an aspiring ballerina pairs dancing with coming-of-age themes. When 16-year-old Sara receives a scholarship to study at the Jersey ballet, she moves from her rural childhood home in Vermont to dance with an intense choreographer. While she has natural talent, her technique pales next to the other girls, making her feel like a "backward ballerina." Even so, she catches the attention of an older dancer/budding choreographer, Remington, and begins a relationship with him, though Rem seems to be in charge of directing their romance. Between Rem, private school demands, and the ballet's "endless auditions, eternal scrutiny," Sara feels overwhelmed: "I've half forgotten/ Who wants this life I lead/ Or who ever really chose it to begin with." The author, who has a performing and choreography background, stages Sara's dance world clearly through her spare verse, from ballet moves and body aches to studio drama. Most of Sara's problems are predictable, but readers will empathize as she struggles with everything from sore shins to Rem's fickleness and whether she wants to continue dancing at all. Ages 12-up. (Oct.)[Page ]. Copyright 2011 PWxyz LLC
Gr 8 Up--A Boston audition opens doors for Sara-the chance to study with a professional ballet company, attend a private high school, and dance before ecstatic audiences--a dream world away from her rural Vermont home. Now a rising junior, Sara is both scared and excited about her opportunity, wondering if she'll ever measure up to her fellow dancers. However, tendus, relevés, and piqué turns are not the only thing she learns there; she also is smitten by the attention of Remington, the lead male dancer and burgeoning choreographer who delights in both her artistry and her innocence. When the two become lovers, a relationship destined for failure, Sara begins to doubt everything about herself. Told through short vignettes (poemlike in their spare yet precise language), Sara's coming-of-age tale is one of passion and romance, colliding with her vision of whom she ultimately hopes to be. Her confused feelings are believably expressed, and her attitudes toward her friends and the adults in her life will ring true, especially to those readers who are also involved in the performing arts. While Sara's exposure to smoking, drinking, and sex, as well as her attempts to balance her newfound freedoms with her one-time innocence, are fairly predictable, her self-questioning is well handled, and she grows, both as a dancer and as a person, throughout the book. Kehoe's tale will appeal to teens yearning for a life on the stage and give them food for thought via an easy read.--Nancy Menaldi-Scanlan, The Naples Players, FL[Page 138]. (c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


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Mitsubishi Motors Australia has kicked off an advertising review.
The review, which began earlier this week, is only open to a "select" group of agencies, the Adelaide-based carmaker told Mumbrella.
Incumbent Clemenger BBDO, which has handled the account for about a decade, has confirmed that it will defend the business, led out of the Adelaide office.
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The Pajero is a truly legendary 4wd. It is sturdy, and reliable. It is affordable, compared with quite a few other popular models in the market.
In my opinion "love that car" softens the Pajero's brand perception. It isn't a car, it is a highly capable and robust 4wd!!
My 10 cents.
This should not be a reflection on Clems. its not as if the sight of a Mitsubishi on the road has people turning heads, or rushing into showrooms with their cheque books.
And pricing is so competitive nowadays. New VW Golf for $21K. Honda Civic less than it cost 20 years ago. The world has changed and so must Mitsubishi. I wish them and Clems good luck.
Mitsubishi make cars that nobody wants, then Clems make the ads that nobody likes (not even Mitsubishi) Both are a let down in so many ways
Ive got a ford, 2 hondas, a mini, a jeep, an Audi and a Mitsubishi. The Mitsubishi is as functional as any of them and better in many ways than the the others, bar the Audi. It was also a very low cost vehicle and with 10 years warranty an excellent risk free solution – and its held up really well despite my son punishing it.
Harry clearly has no idea what he's talking about. That was a stupid comment to make. All the best to both Clems and Mitsubishi – Car marketing is hard and competitive especially when you have idiots making ignorant comments like that!
Chow – Owning seven cars and rating the Mitsubishi one below the Audi has very little to do with understanding 'car marketing'. No one with any sense can say the Mitsubishi ads are good.


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MOUNT VERNON, Va. (WUSA9) -- Fire investigators say a fire at a commercial building on Richmond Highway in Mount Vernon on Sunday night was accidental.
Fairfax County firefighters responded to a commercial building with three businesses in the 8100 block of Richmond Highway at approximately 5:20 p.m., say officials. They encountered heavy smoke, which was coming from an electrical power meter, say officials. Fire was rapidly climbing the vinyl siding and into the second floor, so firefighters conducted an aggressive fire attack from outside and inside to put out the fire, say officials.
No one was injured but the damage from the fire is estimated at $30,000, according to officials.
According to fire investigators, improperly installed electrical wiring involving the electrical meter caused the fire.


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(By Rich Bieglmeier) The Auto sector graduated from our emerging to our mature bull list in this week's sector performance review. According to Reuters, car sales hit a five-year high in November stepping in the gas by rising 15% to 1.14 million vehicles.
With news like that, it's no wonder that auto sector is catching the eye of investors. Many car industry experts believe the trend will carry into 2013. However, troubling times could be ahead for automakers as incentives and a troubling rise in inventories could hit profits hard in in 2013.
This morning, the Wall Street Journal reported, "Detroit auto makers are piling up big stocks of passenger cars at dealers despite brisk new-vehicle sales in the U.S.—a problem that executives vowed to avoid since their painful downturn three years ago." The more things change, the more they stay the same.
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We can see evidence of this by comparing the auto manufacturers account receivables (ARs) growth against sales growth. General Motors Company's (GM) ARs are up 30.6% from December 31, 2011 through September 30, 2012. Meanwhile, sales are flat during the same timeframe. At Ford Motor Co. (F), None-finance ARs increased 23.4% and sales a down in the first nine months of 2012 versus 2011. Things that make you go Hmmm.
According to Zerohedge.com, GM's November month-ending dealer inventory stands at 788,000, up 6.6% from October and 26.3% higher than November 2011. Odds are the inventory will decline somewhat as holiday sales take cars off the lots, but not enough to reverse the alarming trend.
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From iStock's understanding – and here is a free car buying tip – the way car sales work between dealers and the manufacture goes a little something like this. GM, Ford, and the other ship the cars to your local dealer for a minimal cost. The dealer has 90-days to sell the car before they have to start paying the manufacturer.
Dealers are desperate to unload cars and trucks that are closing in on the 90-day, stale date. Here is the car buying tip – ask the car salesperson to show you the 90-day vehicles. The salesman/woman will LOVE you. They get fat bonuses for moving the old, but still brand new inventory, and you'll get a price that's near our below dealer price.
But that's the problem. The more unsold cars and trucks that fill-up dealership lots, the more aggressive pricing and incentives will necessarily become; which means lower profit margins in a business with an average operating margin of 6%.
Rising inventories and accounts receivables with declining to flat revenue will be offset by lower prices i.e. incentives and low-to-zero finance rates to move out the old to bring in the new. It's a lethal mix for profits.
The WSJ summed it up this way, "Today, all three [Ford, GM and Chrysler] face tough decisions on cutting production or profitability as inventories have soared." iStock thinks it is likely to be both. Investors and taxpayers, beware!
Perhaps, the legacy auto makers/dealers could adopt some of how Tesla Motors, Inc. (TSLA) sells cars. Showrooms with only one model for each car and then sell directly to consumers online. Eventually, an auto-major will pilot project selling cars and trucks in this fashion to catch up with the times. It's not like consumers aren't used to the practice, they do it all the time for clothes and electronics – go to a brick and mortar to try 'em on and check'em out, then buy online.
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Wilford T. "Bill" Chaney, 87, of Cave City, Kentucky, formerly of Columbus, died at 12:09 a.m. Sunday, May 26, 2013 at T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow, Ky.
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Bill was a faithful member of Pink Ridge Baptist Church in Edmonton, Ky. and before moving back to Kentucky, he enjoyed membership at the Bartholomew County Senior Center.
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Time to clear the air: That's not smog hovering over Beijing, swallowing entire office buildings like a mighty python. It's just "a funny mist," says the city's environmental chief, who insists that the Chinese government has eliminated air pollution in the capital. And he's right: By moving its monitoring stations as far as 40 miles from the city center, Beijing's air-quality reports read like Irving Berlin lyrics: Blue skies, smilin' at me. Nothin' but blue skies do I see ...
If Berlin ought to be the official balladeer of the Beijing Olympics, the official currency should be the $3 bill. That's as in the phrase "phony as ..." From Spielbergian digitized fireworks to Milli Vanilli-esque lip syncing to let's-pretend newscasts, these Olympics have been the biggest public exercise in media-inspired fakery since Orson Welles' Martians terrorized New Jersey.
That cute-as-a-button little girl who sang during the Opening Ceremony? Actually, the voice belonged to another kid, whose big nose and crooked teeth were deemed unsuitable for the TV cameras. Those crowds of noisy fans in yellow T-shirts, banging inflatable batons? Government shills, "cheer squads" recruited to fill all the empty seats left by no-show tourists.
And the stunning display of opening-night fireworks that seemed to show a series of Godzilla-size footprints approaching Beijing? Computerized special effects inserted into the television broadcast. A reporter for The Oregonian in Portland, watching with a crowd in Tiananmen Square when the real fireworks went off, wrote that they saw only "two tiny flare-like blasts pop in the sky, followed by a lot of nothing."
Literally nothing at the Olympics is too important or too trivial for the Chinese to counterfeit. On the high end is free speech. China's totalitarian government swore it would permit protests and demonstrations during the Games, albeit only at three designated parks distant from Olympic venues. But apparently there's been a sudden burst of public contentment just in time for the Olympics; the parks are deserted, and Chinese authorities can't remember if they've issued any permits for demonstrations.
Then there's the matter of those statues of mice with big black ears and white gloves, hoisting the Olympic torch. They sure look like the Rodent King of Orlando, which might raise some uncomfortable questions about international trademark infringement. But a Chinese government spokesman told the Japanese newspaper Daily Yomiuri that only a fool would fail to notice the differences between Mickey and the Beijing mice: "They have square holes in their ears. They are not copies."
The dubious mice are part of a long-standing tradition of ripping off American intellectual property for commercial gain, a problem that's by no means limited to China. Years ago, when I was a foreign correspondent, I listened in amazement to a Nicaraguan radio station that played not only a Miami station's jingles - including its call letters and frequency, both incorrect - but also the patter of its disc jockeys. The mice aren't even the most extreme example of Chinese piracy - that would surely be the Beijing fast-food chain MFC, where the Big-Macs-'n'-Extra-Crispy menu reads like the illicit love child of Ronald McDonald and Colonel Sanders.
But much of the rest of the Olympic fakery reflects less venality than a willful contempt for reality, a belief that the world can be remade with airbrushes and Photoshop. The Chinese, from the beginning, saw the Olympics as an exercise in image control, to the point that they originally hired Steven Spielberg to help oversee the production.
Increasingly queasy about the thin line between showman and propagandist, Spielberg quit earlier this year. But he must have felt a certain professional admiration as he watched the opening-night fireworks. Chinese special-effects artists spent almost a year (and who knows how many millions of dollars) creating the 55-second sequence, even adding fake smog and camera-shake. They judged their work a masterpiece of deception. "Most of the audience thought it was filmed live, so that was 'mission accomplished,'" effects chief Gao Xiaolong told The Beijing Times.
Gao was referring not to those thousands of people in Tiananmen Square who saw a couple of flares pop but to the hundreds of millions who watched on television around the world. Leni Riefenstahl, the German filmmaker and friend of Hitler, may have been the first to couple the Olympics and mass media for propaganda purposes, but the marriage was mostly barren until TV came along.
Somewhere close to a billion people may have been watching the Opening Ceremonies. And while journalists keep referring to the Olympics as "China's coming-out party," the Beijing regime may be even more interested in using the Games to legitimize and strengthen its internal grip. The largest single TV audience for the Olympics is in China itself, where by some estimates 840 million people were watching.
But presenting the Olympics as a chamber-of-commerce postcard to the rest of the world is also important to the Chinese - and they've certainly not been hindered much by NBC, eager to protect its $900 million investment in the Games.
Most of what passes for political and cultural analysis in NBC's coverage has been provided by Joshua Cooper Ramo, whom the network incessantly bills as a former Time magazine correspondent and editor. That's accurate but less interesting, or relevant, than his current job: running the Beijing office of Henry Kissinger's consulting company, helping foreign corporations strike business deals with China. Small wonder that Ramo took no notice when the opening-night parade recounting China's history passed completely over the Mao Zedong era and its 10 million or so corpses.
Such tactful omissions have been common in NBC's coverage, from failing to tell viewers about the little girl's lip-syncing to not mentioning that many events labeled "live" were actually only live when they were taped several hours earlier. And NBC mentioned the computerized tinkering with the fireworks only obliquely. Bob Costas said the fireworks were "almost like cinema in real time." Hey, that's almost like real news coverage.
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This Is Me; This Is Not MeBy Mariam Bah
I ache with this…
Words scream out of my mouth with no meaning.
There is no sound compared to the things I seem to say.
I am sorry it is meaner than it seems to be.
Unfortunately, I cannot pretend to be happy When I am not.
This is not me.
Anger does not fill my young veins.
Hatred should not live in my wild heart.
I should never have to endure this stupid, pitiful feeling,
This feeling that detaches me from myself. This bone-chilling mask of carelessness.
I am an egg,
A carefree one, in fact. This is me.
I can't sing, but I love to sing.
I write because it is my passion.
I love too easily and forgive others before myself.
I seek diversity in life and embrace all that meets me.
I get shy but not for too long because I want others to feel my difference.
I smile at the sunset because, oh wow, you're one of a kind.
I am sorry that those of you who do not know me,
Let me laugh for every reason and not just one.
I love the adventure-seeking and dreams.
But for now,
Let me grieve, let me sleep, leave me alone.
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I am 24 weeks and we are embarking on finding the right car seat and stroller combo. Any advice is welcome : I would like a light weight, sturdy /functional and easy to use stroller that will also work with the car seat that we need to buy. I have heard of bugabo, orbit, prego-preg, snap and go ...and I am trying to narrow it down! Defintaely want one that is light weight and but do not want to compromise the comfort of baby!
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First, check out www.car-seat.org. Lots and lots of great info about car seats. There are several certified Child Passenger Safety Techs there that can answer any question and recommend seats that will work best in your car. If you want an infant seat, look for one that has a higher weight limit like the Graco Snugride 35 or Chicco Keyfit. Those will last you longer. Keep in mind that you want to rear face your baby for at least 2 years. When the baby outgrows the infant seat, you'll want a convertible seat with a high rear face weight limit. If I had it to do over again, I would skip the travel system and just get a Baby Trend Snap and Go Stroller (it's a compact stroller frame that fits most infant seats)-very light weight and smaller than the huge travel system strollers. The big strollers are hard to navigate through store aisles and are tough to fit into public restrooms and dressing rooms.posted 02/15/2010 by sevan76
Baby depot is really good and they have most if not all set up in store to try out.posted 02/14/2010 by octonove
go to babies r us and try them all out...do it ine handed so you know you can work it if ur holding the kid, thats how I pick out my stuff, then I know I can use itposted 02/08/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm doing Cybex Aton car set (light weight) with Uppababy Cruz stroller.posted 11/06/2012 by sg1350
We really love our Graco SnugRide 35. My 10 month old, 21 lbs son is still on the middle shoulder slots. A lot of room to grow.posted 08/05/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
We also have the Baby Trend Expedition travel system and love it. The car seat is great, babies can use up to 30 lbs, although my daughter is just ove 20 lbs and her legs are getting a bit cramped in the rear facing seat. Also love the stroller. It's not the smallest out there but there is a great basket under the seat that has been wonderful while out and about.posted 07/07/2012 by jmack6
My aunt has the Graco "flip it" and it makes me so jealous! It was so useful to be able to flip the handle so your baby rides front facing or back facing according to wind or sunshine or mood. we bought a stroller that is "longer" than most. I thought this was a good idea and ignored the reviews about "it won't fit in the shopping baskets" and "it doesn't fit easily into compact cars" also a feature that I would look for in a stroller would be a sunshade that came all the way down or at least detached from the back so you can put it in the position it bests blocks the sun. Another annoying feature of my stroller that you might consider is the back wheels come out further than the front and I run into stuff all the time that I think I can fit through but can't. not sure this was helpful. it was more what not to get than recommendations :) Good luck! And to be honest I use my carrier "baby ktan" the most! I joke that my stroller is to carry all our bags when shopping.posted 05/18/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
ConsumerReports.org has a lot of good info. As far as the infant seat goes I like Chicco KeyFit 30. It's a little big but it works great. I'm buying my second one.posted 04/24/2012 by croucherlj
We love our Baby Trend Expedition ELX Travel System. It does cost more than others, but we have loved it for 11 months. Our daughter is growing out of the car seat, but we still use the stroller.posted 03/14/2012 by peregrid
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However, experts agree that it is safe for babies to be immunised. That's because all vaccines are thoroughly tested before being licensed for use. They are also continually monitored to make sure they are safe and effective in protecting your child against infectious diseases (NHS 2009a).
Can immunisations cause other health problems?A study in 1998 by Dr Andrew Wakefield suggested the MMR immunisation could cause autism. This is not the case. The study was flawed and has since been discredited. Extensive research since then has shown that there is no link between MMR and autism(NHS nd).
In the past, children with epilepsy or a family history of epilepsy weren't given the whooping cough vaccine. There were concerns that the whooping cough vaccine can directly cause febrile convulsions and epilepsy. Studies since then have shown there is no link (Epilepsy Research UK 2008). The whooping cough vaccine is now routinely given to children with epilepsy.
Can my child have the immunisations separately?Doctors agree that there is no risk associated with giving certain combined immunisations, such as the DTaP/IPV/Hib or the MMR, as a single injection.
There are difficulties with giving the vaccines separately. Firstly, some vaccines are not available separately in this country. Secondly, your child will need several doses of some vaccines and you'll need to wait for at least four weeks between each dose. So giving them to your child separately would delay and prolong his immunisation schedule.
Why does my child have to start his immunisations so young?Babies born in Malaysia are given their first round of routine immunisations at birth. This is to make sure that they are protected, because babies are very vulnerable to the effects of infectious diseases. Plus, studies have shown that babies immunised at this age are less likely to have side-effects from the injections.
Is there any reason why my child shouldn't be immunised?Your doctor will usually give your child a check-up before he has his first set of immunisations.
Your child's immunisation may be delayed by a few days if he has a fever or is very unwell (DH 2006, NHS 2009a). Your child can have his immunisation when he is better. Read our article on having immunisations when your child is ill.
Sometimes, extra care may be needed when your child is having his immunisation. To be on the safe side, your child may have his injection in hospital if he has:
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Rarely, there may be some medical reasons why your child may not have his immunisation, or has to wait for it.
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CKS. 2009. Clinical topic: Immunizations – childhood vaccination programme. NHS Clinical Knowledge Summaries. www.cks.nhs.uk [Accessed April 2010]
DH. 2006. Immunisation against infectious disease – "The Green Book". Department of Health. www.dh.gov.uk [pdf file, accessed April 2010]
Epilepsy Research UK. 2008. Vaccinations and epilepsy. www.epilepsyresearch.org.uk [Accessed April 2010]
NHS. 2009a. Childhood vaccinations: Common questions. NHS Choices, Health A-Z. www.nhs.uk [Accessed April 2010]
NHS. 2009b. Childhood vaccinations explained.NHS Choices, Health A-Z. www.nhs.uk [Accessed April 2010]
NHS. 2009c. MMR. NHS Choices, Health A-Z. www.nhs.uk [Accessed April 2010]
NHS. 2006. Factsheet – Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PVC). NHS Immunisation. www.immunisation.nhs.uk [pdf file, accessed April 2010]
NHS. 2004. Factsheet – Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), polio and Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b) vaccines for babies, young children and teenagers. www.immunisation.nhs.uk [pdf file, accessed April 2010]
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Middlemen: Booskshops and 20th-century literature - edited collection - January 15 2009
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Middlemen: The Bookstore and Twentieth-Century Literature
Robert Darnton refers to bookstore owners as the "forgotten middlemen of literature" who illustrate "the character of publishing as an activity" involved in "the transactions that brought into being a small amount of literature from the nebulous vastness of the literature that might have been," always operating in the shop, that "crucial area where supply [meets] demand." Twentieth-century bookstores are, in Lawrence Rainey's words, essential "institutions of modernism" that are inseparable from "a body of institutions, a corpus of collecting, marketing, and discursive practices that constituted a composite social space." The owners of these bookstores sit at the hubs of networks of buyers, sellers, collectors, writers, publishers, printers, editors, and reviewers, intimately connected to the entire field of literary production. This book proposes to provide a complete picture of the ways in which bookstores and their owners have contributed to the making of modern literature and the shaping of book cultures. It is interested in the special characters of bookstore owners and in how these owners' aesthetic, political, and economic commitments influenced the writers drawn to them and the books produced by them. It is interested in the physical books and magazines produced from within bookstores and outside the mainstream publishing houses and how the bibliographic codes of these books and magazines reconnect us to the social and historical immediacy of texts. It is interested in the symbolic and social spaces of bookstores and how these spaces define relationships between books, consumers, businesspersons, and writers. Overall, it is interested in bookstores as dynamic and complex contributors of twentieth-century literary culture and production across a range of institutional functions.
This call for papers seeks essays focused on some of the most prominent bookstores of the twentieth century, including, but not limited to the following:
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This book has a contemporary significance as well. As Laura Miller points out in Reluctant Capitalists: Bookselling and the Culture of Consumption, the independent bookstore is a dying institution in contemporary cultural life. The rise of book chains and online bookstores has led to the rationalization of the book within commodity culture. The consumption of books is an increasingly uniform experience that removes the "idiosyncratic, personal judgments of numerous individual booksellers." We no longer encounter the book as we did as recently as twenty years ago. How will the current generation of young consumers conceive of the book as it is delivered to them within the matrices of internet advertising, box store displays, and Starbucks cross-merchandizing? As we become accustomed to the rationalization of the book industry in the twenty-first century, it becomes all the more urgent that we study the essential and idiosyncratic functions that independent bookstores and their proprietors have served throughout recent history.
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N. A generous, fuzzy god, known for its mysterious and glorious golden booty. A King James is one cheap ass motherfucker and will most likely be spotted frolicking with its nugget (a stout angry and smelly creature that likes to tag along). A King James enjoys a good beer and schnaz. Never fuck with a King James.
Sniff sniff...I smell a booty. Can it be? Is it a king James?
I love my king James!!
I love my king James!!
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When you need to take a shit, and it's starting to peek out. This will also happen as you're "taking talents to south beach" or "Make LeBron a Free Agent"
GAWDDAMMIT! I need to get to the bathroom quick! I ate that damn Chipotle, and 'King James' is making an entrance!
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A sandwich created by urban legend King James Royalty. It consists of a cheese steak made Philly style (with cheese wiz) French fries stacked on top, served in a wrap that is not cut in half with a side of ketchup. Horrible for your health but amazing for your taste buds.
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a long hair, normally by itself randomly.
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1.LeBron James
2.This guy from a bible
2.This guy from a bible
King (LeBron) James >>>>>>>>>>> King James
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lebron james
king james cant dunk but he rains them 3's
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1. Some guy that translated the Bible along time ago.
2. Lebron James, aka the next big thing in the NBA.
2. Lebron James, aka the next big thing in the NBA.
1. I prefer the King James bible to the new one that are written in English.
2. King James owned the Kings in his first game, even though his teams sucks ass and lost it for him.
2. King James owned the Kings in his first game, even though his teams sucks ass and lost it for him.
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Health officials are going door-to-door to alert people that a rabid fox attacked one of their neighbors.
Tests came back positive for a fox that attacked a Davis resident Thursday. The health department will distribute fliers in that part of Carteret County advising the neighbors of what precautions they should take.
The health department says there have been other foxes spotted in the same area, so residents are being urged to make sure rabies vaccinations for their pets are up to date.
So far this year there have been at least six rabid raccoons found in Carteret County, while it was discovered in July that two children were playing with a rabid bat.
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The "Decorated Page" of illuminated medieval manuscripts has a connection to the modern graphic novel, but what can the theories and analysis of medieval manuscripts, wall paintings or other medieval visual mediums tell us about how we read the graphic novel, and how might the theories behind the contemporary graphic novel analysis help us read the medieval illustrations and art?
Standing on the shoulders of traditional analysis of medieval images, the use of the visual theories that support analysis of the graphic novel is a way of engaging the images in a postmodern (post medieval) way. Interpreting a sequence of manuscript images is probably the most common use, but we can see the potential of "sequential imagery" analysis being used on wall paintings, sculpture, frescoes, friezes, textiles, altar pieces and icons.
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