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The Obama Administration's ballyhooed shift away from federal prosecution for state-sanctioned pot sales and use does not necessarily signal a turning point in the effort to legalize (and tax) marijuana. We are probably still a generation or two away from that. But the new White House policy is no small matter, either, for it means that tens of thousands of Americans now are free from federal persecution and prosecution for conduct that is completely legal in their own states.
And then one of the comments at the bottom kind of struck me the wrong way...
Legalize weed?
That's just what this country needs...masses of stoned, unproductive and paranoid workers, while China and India teach a billion children calculus by age 12.
Think straight. The taxes we would gain would be overshadowed by the macroeconomic productivity losses inherent in a drugged populace.
I'm sorry, but I think that is some backward ass thinking! I'm a regular pot smoker and a productive citizen. I work a full-time job and I take care of my responsibilities! So many people think that because something isn't for them, then it's not for anybody.....WRONG
Like the article says, the official government position now reverts simply to something akin to legal neutrality: if you smoke it, we won't come, because
we have more important things to do with our time
What are your thoughts/opinions? I'm not interested in hearing "Obama sucks" or anything of that nature. I don't care what you think about Obama....I am talking about this policy in particular ONLY and not looking to get into any sort of political debate here, so leave that crap at the door before you comment.
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Oct 20 @ 9:58AM
I read the article yesterday and thought that it was a BIG step in the right direction..Although I myself haven't smoked anything in years
With the exception of Mullet!
(Damn, they're hard to keep lit!)
Oct 20 @ 10:02AM
I have another question, if you don't smoke weed currently because it is illegal but became legal, would you smoke it? If not, why? Just curious.
Oct 20 @ 10:17AM
There continues to be social evolution that has been ongoing over time. Beyond weed, issues like gay marriage are also changing. At the forefront of all of this are the states and that will continue to be on a case by case basis. I think the federal move to defer to the states is quite wise as it gets the spinach off of their plates so to speak.
As for rarely taking a toke anymore. It is simply that it is rarely that much fun any more. It kind of reached the point of diminishing returns by my mid-forties. The flip side is that the adverse effects and reactions by my respiratory system now are much more pronounced. But if I happen to be in Ohio over the holidays and you bake some special brownies, be sure and let me know.
Oct 20 @ 10:17AM
I have another question, if you don't smoke weed currently because it is illegal but became legal, would you smoke it? If not, why? Just curious.
I certainly would!!
I would much rather be in the company of people smoking pot, than people who drink too much- especially when they're driving! People who drink too much, cause accidents!
About the worst thing people driving while under the influence of pot might cause, is taking five times longer to get where they're going- that's good for the economy too, as it would take five times as much gas to get there- not to mention the munchees on the way!
Oct 20 @ 10:36AM
I think the USA is finally getting with the programme (sorry about the spellings I'm a Brit). A step in the right direction for sure! I live some of the time in BC, Canada where for many years you couldn't get busted for possession of under 1.5 ounces of weed. It has been medically legal for years. In UK it's impossible to get busted for dope in any amount unless you are selling it and it's medically legal there too.
As for pot causing the young to be stupid, in-educable, BOLLOCKS! In the 1960s and 70s I was a student at UCL studying Engineering, all of us students smoked a lot of hash and all graduated, me with a B.Sc 1st class honours degree, I then continued as a grad student and obtained a Ph.D in Geophysics. I don't know if the pot helped, maybe the acid but it certainly didn't hurt!
All the best Dave.
Oct 20 @ 10:48AM
Oct 20 @ 10:58AM
I think its about time........as for the comments at the end of the article............sorry I would rather spend a day with someone at work that is high on pot.......than someone who is drunk............and that happens a lot.........
I have another question, if you don't smoke weed currently because it is illegal but became legal, would you smoke it? If not, why? Just curious.
As I said in another blog the other day.........I don't smoke it and never did...........BUT if they legalized in MN, my doctor would be prescribing it for me for pain management..........and I can tell you i would rather smoke something that is natural than have to continue taking the strong meds I am on that I have no idea what all the chemicals are that they put in them..........
I also think that if they made it legal..........and i mean for anyone........with the set laws that they do with alcohol........there would be less use of it from teenagers...........and even it there wasn't a decrease......tax it ..........take the tax money and pay for the rehabs for all drug and alcohol problems and programs......that our already limited funds are paying for............we would not only be able to pay totally for these out of the tax...........but probably pay off a lot of our national debt..........and people are going to use it whether its legal or not..............JMO
Oct 20 @ 11:27AM
I did not really smoke pot back in the 60s / 70s, but if it were legal I probably would now for aches and pains. I think it would be a lot safer than the codine based meds the doctors give me. As for the special brownies, still have my recipe for those, just in case I want to make them again.
I have a young friend whose parents were hippies. One day he decided to slip one of his mother's brownies she kept on the top shelf of the kitchen cabinets into his lunch. Said that class was really interesting after lunch as he was pretty much the only stoned thrid grader there. The teachers all thought he was just sick and sent him home where he was in big trouble with his Mom who had told him he could not have those brownies in the first place. He said after that there was always a lock on that cabinet.
Oct 20 @ 11:58AM
I think this is a subject that could be argued on forever.........Legalize it already.
Oct 20 @ 12:09PM
Most everyone Acts differently when smoking weed!!!
Most get mellow....some relax a little..some get to where they dont give a shit!!! Etc.
I use to chat with a lady from Northern VA....that smoked weed...she was a Nurse of 32 years!!!
She was fired because she didn't "give a shit"....yes..It was the effects of the weed that made her that way! (Her words...Not mine!)
Some Ppl can handle it..some cant!!!
The last time I smoked weed ...was Many years ago....I went to my Brothers house that was 1 1/2 hours away.....we worked on his truck most of the day...and we smoked a few joints....
Then I left coming home.......
I had my family with me..(wife and 2 children) ...the sun was High and Bright...beaming in my Eyes.........I came to a very sharp turn...in the road...and couldnt see it for the sun light being So Bright...! I kept Straight ...and the road turned to Gravel.....!!!!!! (I missed the road) Scared the Hell out of me!!!!!
I don't Like coming down..it makes me sooooo Sleepy!!!! So... No I wouldnt smoke it..if it were Legal!!!
Oct 20 @ 12:17PM
I agree with Bruce. This is one of these issues that over time, people's perception changes. Most of the people that are in power now have smoked pot. So the days of the powers that be believing in the "Reefer Madness" scare tactics are gone. It is only a matter of time before it at least becomes decriminalized. And I don't smoke anymore, for some reason it is just something that quit doing anything for me about 5-7 years ago.
Oct 20 @ 2:54PM
Progress is good, its all-good. However, I just think its something of a diversionary tactic to get people talking and debating, just like the issue of illegal immigrants.
Marijuana is a non-issue, as in its more harmless than prescription medication, alcohol and cigarettes...just legalize it, damn. I mean, caffeine and nicotine are more addictive than pot, and if someone does manage to "ruin their lives" by smoking it, it probably has more to do with the person's personality and will-power, not the plant.
There are many sources on the internet mentioning how beneficial the stuff can be, and going by anecdotal evidence- my mom. Its good for those in pain from cancer, fibromialgia (sp), sickle cell anemia(like my mom) and those who have cataracts. And hemp is used in cosmetic stuff, clothing and food. The reason why the stuff is being outlawed because if the gov't can't make a buck off of it, its "immoral" and "ruining our youth".
/novel over,lol
Oct 20 @ 5:42PM
My son used to be on Ritalin to stay focused, Seroquel to relax and Ambien to go to sleep. He was also smoking 2 packs of cigarettes a day, drinking ungodly amounts of coffee and caffeine type beverages. Oh yeah...and he was throwing in a bit of alcohol to boot. Now he smokes a couple of joints a day (in the evening after work), has the occasional beer with a buddy and is down to 3 cigarettes a day. You know what I say to my own son? Keep smoking the pot. He's healthier, happier and no longer dependent on so many harmful substances.
Myself? I've tried it a few times, but it never really did much for me...although I do like it in brownies.
Since moving to Canada, I've met many people, very productive people I might add, who smoke pot daily. I think it's a personal choice and if done in moderation, is quite safe. It's been legalized and taxed in other countries with success. The U.S. needs to follow suit and stop debating the issue already.
Oct 20 @ 7:41PM
I would much rather be in the company of people smoking pot, than people who drink too much- especially when they're driving! People who drink too much, cause accidents!
From a former pot head here. Yes, people who drink too much do cause accidents, that is true. But, I know from my own experiences that if one is too stoned, their perceptions are all out of whack, and reflexes are slow..therefore, being high is just as dangerous as being drunk.
Now, if it were to become legal, I probably would smoke it again.
Oct 20 @ 7:51PM
Yes, people who drink too much do cause accidents, that is true. But, I know from my own experiences that if one is too stoned, their perceptions are all out of whack, and reflexes are slow..therefore, being high is just as dangerous as being drunk.
I agree with Dawn with her comment.
This may be unpopular to say this here, but I'm not for legalizing pot whatsoever...
Oct 20 @ 8:35PM
I smoked pot daily from my high school years until my mid to late thirties. During that time I graduated from high school, college, started a career and climbed the ladder. It obviously didn't keep me from being productive.
I don't smoke it any more and probably wouldn't even if it were legal. But I see no reason why it shouldn't be legal.
I would especially think that those who believe in limiting the power of government over the lives of individuals would favor allowing people to make this choice on their own.
Oct 21 @ 7:22AM
The Obama Administration's ballyhooed shift away from federal prosecution for state-sanctioned pot sales and use does not necessarily signal a turning point in the effort to legalize (and tax) marijuana. We are probably still a generation or two away from that. But the new White House policy is no small matter, either, for it means that tens of thousands of Americans now are free from federal persecution and prosecution for conduct that is completely legal in their own states.
This DMB is moreso in answer in response to the swath of bust of Med facilities over the state of Cali in the last few months.Especially the recent Nazi styled DEA raids that they just pulled in San Diego shutting down almost every med facility there.It's nothing more than damage control,because if you delve into it.You'll see that there really was no basis for what they did .I'm not gonna point fingers because it wouldn't make any difference who had been in office especially in San Diego,This is moreso in response to what Civic leaders there wanted versus to what was the law in the state in California.
It's not gonna matter anymore there(Cali) anyway.The buzz that I'm hearing is with most residents in the know there is,Cali will be legal across the board in the state in as early as 2010
I think the big problem is the infighting and seperation of reform factions is between should it be taxed vs. the ones who feel it shouldn't..Well if Big Brother has anything to do with it is ya know whose gonna win that one.Money is gonna always win out.Legalization with taxation in the state would get California out of the hole very very fast.
There's 400,000 MMJcard holders in the state and if it's legalized. That number will be astronomical,at least double in people who will be using those places to get there jollys.The rumor is that it would be taxed somewhere near $50 a oz.(that's alot of f'kin money ) and can you imagine the money that it would bring there if all ya have to is show is a ID like you do when purchasing alcohol.Especially if it's not regulated to just state residents.California will become the vacation spot of the world.And gawd knows what kind of money that would put in the state coffers.Yeah the politicians there are rubbing there hands together and salivating over that.
Oct 21 @ 11:58PM
I honestly, don't see what the big deal is.. I don't see too many people picking up smoking just because it's now legal, though I'm sure some will.. so it's not like the entire US would turn into potheads.. and I happen to know alot of very successful people who smoke regularly. Pot doesn't make you lazy, laziness does.
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I have been involved in a relationship with my girl for over a year now. We both love each other and are very happy. We met in college and spent the summer together in an apartment. Both of us have two years of college left, but unfortunately we do not attend the same school. The problem is that I fell "in love" with her by the end of the summer and then suddenly we were separated.
We had many discussions about our relationship and she told me that she is not ready to commit to eventually be married one day. Here is where the problem is: I starting college this spring and my girl is stuck in Maine. I just want to know if I am wasting my time on a long distance relationship with no promise of resulting in marriage after our college years. The thought also occurred to me that when she starts college, will she be so committed to this long distance relationship? I just don't want to be played for a fool.
—Nice Guy or Fool?
Dear Nice Guy or Fool?,
So does absence really make the heart grow fonder? You are faced with a question that many have considered over the ages. Long distance relationships are hard, even when the couple has been together for a long time. The idea of carrying on a long distance relationship and worrying about whether or not there is, or might ever be, a commitment can be incredibly stressful.
Have you and your girlfriend discussed monogamy? How about the future after you both complete college? And yours and her short and long term goals? Is it possible you are conjecturing what your girlfriend is thinking, and that it's time for you two to talk? You likely want to focus on questions like: What do you each want out of your relationship? What are you each getting out of the relationship — now, in the past, and in the future? What are your needs in a relationship? Are they being met across the distance? Can they be met over time? What are the terms to which you are both willing to agree to continue this relationship across the miles?
You have many choices — you can both agree to be monogamous and see what happens; you can both agree to be monogamous and make a commitment to get married in two years; you can both agree to see other people and see what happens; you can agree to see other people, with the idea of making a commitment solely to each other in two years, etc. The key here is that you need to make this decision together. It may be a painstaking process, especially determining the details of your agreement; but, if you can both spend some time exploring the questions you have about the relationship and then generating feasible solutions, you should be able to come to a compromise that you both can accept.
If it helps, you can try to think of it all as a big experiment — if what you first decide to do isn't working for one, or both, of you, go back to the drawing board and redefine your terms. Relationships near or far, are a constant process — and a lot of work. If you are both willing to do that work, then your relationship has a better chance of lasting the years of separation.
Best of luck clarifying your needs and goals together,Alice!


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Hockey. Hockeyroos star Kate Hollywood admits her axing from the main squad by new coach Adam Commens left her questioning her future in the sport. The 24-year-old has been the team's pin-up girl since making her debut in 2005 but, despite her 139 appearances, Commens demonstrated a ruthless streak in January by putting her into the development squad. Despite the setback, Hollywood holds no hard feelings and hopes to break back into his squad for the London Olympics next year. ''A new coach will always come in with his own ideas but I was luckier than some who were cut altogether,'' she said.
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Everybody seems to be looking at the ground - they'd stepped in the paddling pool didn't they?

(I know, I know 'no paddling pools in them days...)Ken Armstronghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11942752.post-34458220877851301302008-06-06T06:07:00.000+01:002008-06-06T06:07:00.000+01:00Wow your uncle really was 1974 hot! Your granda lo...Wow your uncle really was 1974 hot! Your granda looks awfully young to have passed on only a few years later. And you were adorable! Nice to finally see you, even if it was some 30 years ago!Emma in Canadahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Amongst the array of new faces taking to the British Superbike grid in 2009, there will be one very notable absentee – Ducati.
The reigning champions will not be represented this season after losing their contract with GSE Racing and also North West. As such, their mantle of having the best bike on the grid is up for grabs and four manufacturers are waiting in the wings to claim it.
But which manufacturer do you think will win in 2009?
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Kat Deluna (Apr 15th, 2009)
Slightly rolled-under ends complete Kat DeLuna's softly side-parted hairstyle.
Styling Tip
Apply a nickel-size amount of styling lotion onto damp hair. Use a round brush to blow dry two-inch sections of hair while moving your hair forward and rolling the ends under and in toward your face. Once dry, create a side part and move your bangs to the side. Dab pomade on your fingertips and then slightly twist wispy pieces around your face. Spritz with hairspray to lock in your style.Try on celebrity hairstyles in the Makeover Studio!


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A long-term goal for Quail Ridge Golf Course is to update the irrigation system to make it more efficient. (Kathy Orr/Baker City Herald
By Pat Caldwell
An effort to establish a preliminary plan to replace portions of the outdated irrigation system at the Quail Ridge Golf Course might secure more than a rudimentary review next week when the Baker City Budget Committee convenes to chart the fiscal future.
Irrigation system snags at the course are not a recent development and city officials want to at least secure funds to craft a feasibility study to tackle the challenge during the budget committee sessions next week. Baker City Manager Mike Kee said city staff has already adopted tentative steps toward shaping a viable plan.
"We've taken a step this year in the budget and in the proposed budget and have put a project out there to begin the planning for an irrigation system. It (the irrigation system) is not a new problem," Kee said. At issue is the irrigation system that services portions of the original nine — dubbed the "old nine" — holes of the course constructed by the Depression-era Work Projects Administration in the mid-1930s. The irrigation system for that portion of the course was positioned in the early 1970.
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Reviews by Mykylo
Rule your island as a dict- I mean El Presidente.Mykylo | July 7, 2013 | Review of Tropico 4 Collectors Bundle Steam - PC
Tropico 4 is a city building game where you take an island with nothing on it and turn it into a thriving community. It is similar to SimCity, so if you like those type of games, Tropico 4 is absolutely worth it. The game has a few different modes, but the two main ones are Campaign and Sandbox. In the Campaign, you are given a set of goals you have to complete in order to continue to the next island and the next part of the story. The campaign also teaches you how to do some of the things not shown in the tutorial. In the Sandbox mode, you are free to build your island however you want. You can choose to make your island thrive from tourist attractions, having farms as your main source of income, having mines for your main income, etc. You can choose to be either the lovable and caring dictator or you can become a feared, tyrannical dictator. In the sandbox and campaign, there are 8 different faction groups you need to keep happy. Sometimes an action you take will make one faction like you better while it makes another like you less. If you don't help any faction, the factions will become restless and cause many protests. Some may invade your island with their military. My only problem with it was that sometimes it gets a little repetitive if city building isn't your favorite thing. If it is your favorite thing, you would absolutely love Tropico 4.
Very surprised by how fun this was.Mykylo | June 8, 2013 | Review of Euro Truck Simulator 2 STEAM - PC
Euro Truck Simulator 2 is absolutely great. The game is exactly what it says it is: a truck simulator. Usually I'm not attracted to this kind of game. I actually first played it just to see how bad it was, but then I saw how fun it turned out to be and ended up buying it for myself. When playing, it feels like you are actually inside the truck driving all around Europe. It gives you the idea of what driving a truck is really like with things such as long driving hours, having to sleep, and having to fuel up the truck. If you feel like, you can get away from the simulation part and drive recklessly, but driving recklessly is discouraged with fines. Euro Truck Simulator 2 should not be written off just because of how boring it sounds. Kind of like "never judge a book by it's cover," don't judge the game by it's name. Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a solid 90/100 for me.
Best game I've played in a long time.Mykylo | June 5, 2013 | Review of BioShock Infinite NA Post - PC
I absolutely loved Bioshock Infinite. The story is superb to most games made in the past few years. The atmosphere of the game is so wonderful and beautiful. My favorite part was a companion who actually does something. In other games you get a companion you have to babysit the whole time, but in Bioshock Infinite, your companion, Elizabeth, doesn't need babysitting and actually gives you items every now and then. The only downside for me was that the combat got a little repetitive towards the end of the game.


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Winners & Sinners of 2009: Two Views
('76 Editor) Fast away the old year passes! And as it does, Colorado Public Television is airing my backward glance at the newsmakers deserving of conservative bouquets and brickbats in 2009, counter-balanced by the liberal perspective of Susan Barnes-Gelt. Here's the take from the two of us: John: Back by popular demand. As inevitable, and indigestible, as a Christmas fruitcake: our winners and sinners honor roll for the old year. I say hurrah for the tea parties, the townhalls, and the return of Sarah Palin. I say bahhh for Obama's apology tour and the political correctness that enabled Fort Hood.


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Kuehn Community Center opened in 1998 and was one of three new community centers to open that year. The center is situated on the east end of Kuehn Park, and is attached to Oscar Howe Elementary School.
Kuehn Community Center contains a game room, computer lab, large meeting room that can be separated into two smaller rooms, full kitchen, and a gym.
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SuckyBlog will be on break for a short while. Got work to do.
Will try to be back in a few weeks. Maybe a month or two.
SuckyBlog will be on break for a short while. Got work to do.
Will try to be back in a few weeks. Maybe a month or two.
When I'm checked into a hotel, I like to take home the little mini toiletries they provide. At the nicer places, they usually give you around three bars of soap- one for each sink and one for the shower. I just use the very smallest bar for both the sink and shower so I can leave the big bar and other small bar unused.
Or if they provide a body wash lotion in addition to the soap bars, I'll use that and keep all three unwrapped bars of soap. I also sometimes don't use the shampoo. I'll just wash my hair with the soap or the body wash so I can keep the shampoo bottle brand new.
Every morning, I take all the unused mini toiletries and tuck them away in my bag so that they are not visible to the housekeeping staff. They must wonder how one traveller can go through three bars of soap, a bottle of shampoo, a bottle of lotion, and eight Q-Tips every single day.
Despite the obvious doubts they must have, housekeeping never fails to restock my room every day when they see that all the toiletries are gone. Sometimes, if I'm feeling obnoxious, I'll ask for more toiletries when they come in for turn down service. And if I'm feeling super duper obnoxious, I'll call housekeeping and ask for extra soap and shampoo. Because, you know, I "ran out".
I'll only take the toiletries if they're sorta fancy. Hopefully with some fancy packaging ("Lavender Hand Milled Soap in Recycled Natural Fiber Packaging" … made by some 14 year old in some Asian sweatshop I'm sure.) Call me a soap snob if you will. Well, cheap and snobby. That's the best combination because you are always too cheap to achieve your snob goals.
I once also took a box of Kleenex. I had to pry it out of the built-in Kleenex box holder in the marble and wood countertop (don't worry, I didn't damage anything). I also once took a new roll of toilet paper. I really liked how they folded the end of the roll into a pointy tip and fastened it with a shiny gold sticker featuring the hotel's crest.
I don't take towels, robes, slippers, furnishings or fixtures though. That's crossing the line. And you're liable to be billed for it.
When I get home, I take all my winnings out of my bag and place them in neatly organized shoe boxes underneath my sink. Then I wash up with the Suave shampoo and Dove soap that I bought at the supermarket.
And why do I spring for the hotel room, but not the soap? Penny wise and pound foolish, my friend.
So I still have this giant accumulating stash of unused mini soaps, mini shampoos, and mini lotions. Just in case some Lilliputian houseguests ever need to shower. One million times.
tags :: humor : hotels : toiletries : soap : pilfering
I went to school with a legend. No, it's not Michael Jordan, Martin Scorsese, or Pee Wee Herman. His name is Gary C. Back in the day, Gary was the ultimate master of mischief. In the suburban town where I went to school, his reputation precedes him.
The ironic thing, though, is that Gary had a knack for kissing parents' asses with unabashed flair and enthusiasm. (A result of his having the most outgoing and well-mannered parents in the neighborhood, who taught their children to be equally warm and sincere.) "Why, Mrs. Jackt's Mom, thank you for making us this wonderful dinner. It is so delicious, I could eat this every day. This chicken is simply delightful. May I please have a second helping?" He spoke like that as a kid. Literally. Parents ate it up.
In fourth grade, Gary took a hot dog and carved one end of it to resemble a penis. He then stuck it part-way into his fly and zipped back up to hold it in place. He ran around at recess with his makeshift weiner-cock hanging out of his pants, dangling and bouncing around everywhere. His teacher nearly fainted.
In middle school, he would tie a headband on (we grew up in a post-Rambo era), strap himself up with the brat's weapons of choice (Super Soaker, water balloons, rolls of toilet paper, and bottle rockets), and set traps for little old ladies driving around the neighborhood. He was like a teenage TP ninja.
In high school, Gary would sneak his own drawings into our history teacher's roll of transparencies. Quite amusing when Dr. F. has to pause his European History lecture because everyone's laughing at the giant green middle finger on the projector screen.
One day, Gary decided to play a prank on our classmate Caroline. Caroline lived across the street, and had this dog named Baryshnikov (she was a dancer- can you tell?). So Gary took a sausage, two meatballs, and some red tomato sauce and put them all into a clear plastic bag. He then made a sign that said "Baryshnikov" and nailed the bag and sign to Caroline's front door with his Rambo hunting knife.
We all had a good laugh over that one at our high school reunion. Too bad Caroline wasn't there to kick Gary's ass.
tags :: humor : pranks : childhood memories
Ever take a pee at a public bathroom urinal? A gold star for the ladies who have, for inhuman hoo ha control. The guys of course get nothing, since I know from personal experience that you all miss the target.
So you stand at the urinal to do your business, then you get splashed with tiny droplets of … Ew. Sometimes all the stars will align and the splashing will cause a stray pubic hair to somersault out of the urinal, just missing your left foot as it swan dives toward the floor.
Splashing can occur while you pee, where your own pee is doing the splashing. But that'd be your own fault, because if your wee wee is short and the pee has to travel farther than the recommended distance for a controlled stream, it gathers velocity on its downward trajectory (it's called "gravity"), hence creating a bigger splash. (Hint for all you splashers: Pee onto the back wall of the urinal, not directly down.)
Splashing also often occurs, though, after you've flushed an overzealous urinal with no sense of flow control. I hate it when urinals get emotional like that. They were made to be pee'd on- what do they have to get so upset over?
Either way, you get at least a few tiny little splashes of that nasty urinal water on some part of you, whether it be your thighs, knees, ankles, feet, or toes. This is problematic for shorts-wearers everywhere, if the splashing occurs at knee-height or below.
And don't even get me started on the gunk on public bathroom floors. It gets on the soles of your shoes and the tips of your shoelaces. Think on that next time you tie your laces.
Then go wash your hands.
tags :: humor : urinal : rant : public bathrooms
Below are some products that don't yet exist, or are sold only to select markets in Japan (I am only guessing about Japan, but they seem to have lots of strange stuff that people elsewhere don't use regularly). But I think these products would be hugely useful, so I am posting them here for the record.
Perhaps some giant factory in China will find this post, start making these items, and distribute them to U.S. retailers. And then monkeys will fly out of my butt and the Devil will burrow out of the ground because it was too cold in Hell.
Air-Conditioned Blanket
Just the title sounds counter-intuitive, I know. People use blankets to stay warm, not the other way around. BUT- Most people I know enjoy the secure feeling of having a blanket draped over them while they sleep, a remnant of their childhood phobias. But what do you do on those hot summer nights? Cover yourself and sweat to death, or go uncovered and let the monster that surely lurks under your bed gnaw on your feet?
Enter The SuckyBlog Air-Conditioned Blanket. Stay covered up by your protective blankey while the bogeyman peers out from behind your closet door, all the while enjoying the refreshing cool air circulating between you and your sheets. Also saves on energy costs, as you don't have to cool the whole room on a hot night.
Disposable Underwear
I am sure this item has already been marketed in some specialty stores in Japan or other parts of Asia, but they probably don't have the materials or marketing right.
Mark my words: This one is going to be huge. Well, yes, my underwear is huge- it needs to fit my ass, after all. But that's not what I'm talking about. Disposable underwear one day will be huge.
Think paper towels. There was a time (before my time) when they were not a common household item. Disposable contact lenses. Disposable mops (Swiffer). Disposable toilet bowl cleaner (ToiletWand). Bottled water. Even in the early 80s, did you think that people would be buying drinking water in little pre-packaged bottles? Absurd!That's how we feel today about disposable undies.
But someday soon, some guy in China is gonna figure out a way to manufacture a super inexpensive but resilient paper that feels acceptably like fabric. They'll first start selling them at airport shops. Then they'll roll it out in bulk packages at supermarkets and big box retailers everywhere.
Less laundry for all of us. Lighter packing when travelling. And people who leave skid marks know that it's much less embarrassing to discard the evidence. Soon it'll be less costly, too. And as to how I know about the skid mark detection evasion strategy- I plead the Fifth so as not to incriminate myself.
tags :: humor : Air-Conditioned Blanket : Disposable Underwear
To visit an emporium of manufactured goods that perform curiously strange functions, there's no need to leave the comfort of your living room. All those late night TV commercials sell so many strange things. And in my half-awake state late at night, some of them actually seem worth buying. Good thing I lock up my credit cards.
But for this one, I had to wake my wife up at 3 am and coerce her to relinquish my credit card from her safekeeping (I won't say how I did it, but it involved splashing her face with cold water until she woke up and started yelling).
Once Operation Credit Card was accomplished, I went and ordered myself The Sauna Belt. Yes, you read it right. It's a sauna. In a belt. Incroyable, I know. Because (excerpt from ad copy) "Now you won't need to leave the house to work up a sweat, with Sauna Belt you can just relax in the comfort of your own home."
I really dislike leaving the house. And I hate doing anything strenuous just to work up a sweat. I would much prefer to sit at home and sweat, with a can of Cheez Whiz within arm's length. As long as I strap that Sauna Belt on my ass, my ass is gonna look bitchin'. That's what they show in the picture, so it must be true.
Just think about the possibilities. Finns everywhere in Finland will venture forth into the vast unknown reaches of the un-sauna'd world. Perhaps they'll pack their Sauna Belts and cross entire oceans to exotic lands where non-Nokia mobile phones abound (*gasp*).
They should come up with a battery-powered version. So that on your next plane flight, you can be flanked by Sauna Belt-wearing passengers, beads of sweat trickling down their faces just inches from your shoulders. Just hope that your fellow passengers didn't eat anything stinky prior to boarding. Unless you prefer the fine scent of Eau de Garlic, of course.
So when I say "Sauna My Ass", I'm not being flippant or derogatory. Nor am I implying that The Sauna Belt is not a sauna. I'm saying "please strap a Sauna Belt on my ass", so I can work up a sweat in the comfort of my home. And sport a bitchin' ass.
tags :: humor : Sauna Belt : As Seen On TV
Publications like BusinessWeek and Fortune often come up with lists of best companies to work for. P&G, Genentech, whatever. Screw 'em. They don't know what they're talking about.
These are the best jobs to have:
Saab Designer
Design a new car every nine years. Spend the rest of the time fielding a company soccer team to play fellow Swedish car maker Volvo's company team. Winner gets to make the world's ugliest car. Loser gets to make the world's boxiest car.
Comic Strip Writer
Every day you submit three little hand-drawn cells, which get read by millions of people. (shock). (gasp). Like, "Hey, I'm so tired from spending two hours thinking up one joke. And theeeEENN (roll eyes) I had to spend another ten minutes drawing up the three cells. O Gaaawwd I'm gonna take a break and go for a Double-Sized Frappuccino while Ernesto here colors the cells."
Dude, you can finish all the strips for the entire month in a week and spend the rest of the month in Hawaii. Not a bad gig.
Take a look at my friend Phil's work. He's got a few different series, the most popular being Skinny Panda. All of his stuff is hilarious. BUT: One of his series is a bunch of STICK FIGURES! What the Pho? Stick. Figures. In black and white. He doesn't even draw little bubbles for the dialog!
Whoa. *wipes brow*. That was hard work, coming up with this blog post. Being a blogger is definitely not one of the best jobs to have. Actually, that's not true. Being a blogger is not a job at all. Cuz it ain't a job if it don't pay.
tags :: jokes : humor : blogging : best jobs : comic strip
I'm a movie fan. I really like Star Wars. I even made a feeble attempt to break it down in a previous post. For the most part, though, I am your average summer blockbuster lemming. I go to movies and get wowed by the special effects ("Whoaaaa…them's la-ZERS!"). Who cares about a plot when they're blowing s**t up, I say.
I have a friend, though, who is much more intelligent about movies than I am. Pantene loves movies. Loves talking about them, thinking about them, repeating famous lines. I think she even enjoys watching them a little bit.
And I really like Pantene's criteria for what makes an all-time favorite movie. Her take on it is accessible but not shallow. And it's for movie watchers, not movie makers or industry types. So I asked her to jot it down and email it to me so I can post it here.
And as to why she's named after a shampoo: I'm very vague on the the details, but what I heard is that it involves a yellow dress, a raffle ticket, and a wild night at a strip club in White River Junction, Vermont. Perhaps they should make a movie out of that.
Below is Pantene's take on what makes an all-time classic movie.
Pantene on All-Time Classic Movies
There are several elements a movie must have to make it Great; "The Best of the Best". Can you guess what the following have in common?
The List:
A Good Script.
Strong, believable, unpredictable dialogue. I hate it when the writers insult my intelligence.
An Epic-Like Story.
I want to feel completely invested in the whole shebang: the people, the location, the story, the struggle. I also want a little complex "moral imperative"; a little gray.
Good Characters.
When evil is sooooo evil and good is sticky sweet, I get bored. Again, with "insulting my intelligence". I don't want cookie-cutter characters. Give me dimension, flaws, humility, honesty, "un-categorizable" people if you will. Let me digress a little here: Take a good look at "The Hunt for Red October" again. Not a phenomenal film, but a great action flick nonetheless. You'll see that there's no evil senator, no bad-ass general, etc. It's a battle of wits so to speak. They forgot about this kind of subtlety when they made "Patriot Games". Oooo, it's a mean, volatile, greasy-haired bad Columbian drug lord. Gee, do you think he's the bad guy?
Good Actors.
That is each and every actor is spot-on no matter the size of their role. They don't have to scream and yell to make themselves believable. Once again, subtlety is key. That's why Pacino is so goddamn good in Parts I & II (closing the door in Diane Keaton's face, twice.) and soooooooo shitty in Part III. Parts I & II were made before Al started screaming all his lines. He should take a page from the Ralph Fiennes book on How to Act. How can we forget the German Commandant Amon Goeth (Schindler's List)? "Whatcha doing with that rifle, Amon? Um…Amon, why don't you put the gun down and finish your coffee? Um, you're not really going to shoot… OH MY GOD!! YOU BASTARD!!" With one swift yet apathetic act Ralph Fiennes' character was able to epitomize the evil of the Third Reich. More noteworthy performances: The interaction between Gene Hackman and Sir Richard Harris' characters in The Unforgiven…I suggest watching the jail scene again.
Need I say more?
Movies that come very very very close-but-no-cigar to meeting ALL these needed elements, that is, movies that I feel still kick-ass but are not going to be included with the above mentioned are listed here in no particular order:
And of course there are movies that are great indies (Lost In Translation, Magnolia), great comedies (When Harry Met Sally), great action adventures (Raiders of the Lost Ark), great love stories, (Breakfast at Tiffany's) great thrillers (Sixth Sense) and great guilty pleasures (Ocean's Eleven, Showgirls).
Check out AFI's Top 100 Films. I agree with 95% of their list (That's 'cause I've seen only 95 of the movies listed.) To pull a few of my personal favs:
Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, The Third Man, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, & Rear Window. I could go on and on and on…To Kill A Mockingbird, The Graduate, The Big Sleep, Alice, Dead Poets Society, Sound of Music, All The President's Men, Cry Freedom, Stalag 17, Walk the Line, Fish Called Wanda…..
How's that Jack?
tags :: Classic Movies : AFI : Pantene
This year, my hometown of Los Angeles did not make it onto Gourmet Magazine's list of top five dining cities in the United States. Us Angelenos have known this all along: L.A. is a big city with some decent fancy restaurants, but other cities have much more impressive high-end dining rosters.
While Los Angeles may not be great for gourmet cuisine, it is unmatched for ethnic chow. You know what I'm talking about- those secret (or sometimes not so secret) hole in the wall gems that serve up delicious concoctions from the Middle East, South America, Asia, and everywhere else. You name it, we've got it. And it's so authentic, it tastes just like it does back home. Wherever that may be.
A while ago, the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services began requiring all eating establishments to post their inspection rating by the front door. The details of the inspection results are also posted on the County web site. The Health Department's grading system is like the school system's: Total score of 100 points, with "A" being the highest letter grade.
I just looked up two of my favorite LA restaurants on the Health Department website- Mario's Peruvian and Lee's Garden. The results were just as I figured. Because for food to taste good, it must be just a little bit dirrty. Makes sense, right? How good could Lee's pork chops taste if they didn't have a dash of Lee's Special "Chutney"? Like with all delicious- mysterious recipes, I'll eat it, but when it comes to knowing what's in Lee's Special Chutney, I have a strict Don't Ask / Don't Tell policy. Just like the U.S. Navy.
So now you know all about Los Angeles' role as the ethnic chow capital of the world. Where the food is authentic and delicious. And inexpensive, to boot. And if you forget to tip, next time they'll even throw in the hepatitis for free.
Favorite Restaurant 1:
Current Score: B (84 out of 100)
Latest Inspection Date: 10/12/2005
Inspection History
Date – [Score] – Letter Grade
Favorite Restaurant 2:
Current Score: C (76 out of 100)
Inspection Date: 10/12/2005
Inspection History
Date – [Score] – Letter Grade
tags :: jokes : humor : restaurants : Los Angeles : Health Department
In school, I was no science prodigy. I was just OK at biology. And I made a barely passable effort in chemistry.
But physics- well, that was even worse. In a failing effort to teach me relativity theory equations, one of my physics professors (whom I had driven to his wits' end) came up with a special physics problem just for me involving an X-Wing Fighter flying past the Death Star at the speed of light. He hoped that my dense brain would finally wrap itself around the problem if the challenge appealed to my geeky nature.
I still got a C+.
Knowing how to take a hint, I never considered a career as a physician.
I do, though, have the privilege of knowing many highly competent and talented doctors. Most of their days, it seems, are fairly uneventful. But on occasion, as in every workplace, embarrassing and humorous moments do occur.
But funny moments at hospitals are always much more funny than episodes elsewhere.
Because they usually involve someone's sphincter.
Always Use The Right Tools for the Job
After performing many physical exams supervised by her teaching physicians, a new intern began giving patients physicals on her own.
After a few solo sessions, the teaching physicians were perplexed. About halfway through each session, they kept hearing a sharp grunt or a muffled cry emanating from behind the exam room door.
After hearing this audible anomaly a few times, one of the more experienced doctors decides to sit in on the new intern's next physical, in case she had overlooked a step.
You guessed it: She gloved up for the rectal exam like every good doctor should (*sss-nap!*). But she forgot to use lubricant to *ahem* ease the discomfort.
Improvised Explosive Device
A patient comes in, complaining of being constipated for several days. They give her some oral laxatives and send her home.
It doesn't seem to help. She returns. Her abdomen, naturally, is in a lot of pain at this point.
They admit her to the hospital. The doctors consult with each other to resolve the obstruction. They put her in stirrups and give her suppositories. And more suppositories.
This continues for a quite a while. She's backed up. She's lying down, in stirrups. They keep giving her suppositories. Nothing's happening.
Finally, after a few days of this, one of the nurses hears a bursting sound (*BOOM*!!!) coming from the room.
The dam had burst. Or rather, exploded.
There was poop everywhere.
The linens.
The bed.
The floor.
The wall facing the bed.
Inside the air conditioning vent.
The poor nurses were none too happy about clean-up detail. But the backed up lady sure was happy her problem had finally cleared up.
You Say Tomato, I Say Rectal Exam
A doctor is giving a physical.
The patient speaks only Spanish.
The doctor learned Spanish in school. So, in his effort to communicate effectively, he conducts the physical en Espanol.
Or so he thinks.
The first part of the physical goes smoothly. Then comes the rectal exam (told you- every funny story involves someone's sphincter).
The doctor explains the rectal exam procedure to the patient (in Spanish, of course). That the patient would have to turn around, partially disrobe, and bend over the exam table. That the doctor would then insert his finger into the patient's rectum to check for abnormalities.
The doctor then leaves the room to get some supplies.
Upon returning, the patient is standing there in his hospital gown.
Underwear off.
Bending backwards.
With his own finger up his ass.
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Principal lakes of the United States
Circular 476
- By:
- Conrad D. Bue
- Document: Document (pdf)
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AbstractThe United States has about 250 fresh-water lakes that are known to have surface areas of 10 square miles or more. Nearly 100 of these are in Alaska, and 100 in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, New York,. and Maine. Thirty-four fresh-water lakes, exclusive of the Great Lakes, are known to have maximum depths of 250 feet or more. Twenty of these are in Alaska, and Alaska undoubtedly has more lakes of that depth which have not been sounded. The amount of water stored in natural lakes--even exclusive of the Great Lakes--is much greater than the amount stored in artificial reservoirs. With the exception of the Great Lakes, however, the economic value of natural lakes is surpassed by that of artificial reservoirs. Natural lakes are best known for the recreational advantages they afford.
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- Publication type:
- Report
- Publication Subtype:
- USGS Numbered Series
- Title:
- Principal lakes of the United States
- Series title:
- Circular
- Series number:
- 476
- Edition:
- -
- Year Published:
- 1963
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- [U.S. Geological Survey],
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After three years of wearing my #20 Nike Jake Knott, time to retire it and go new.
Anyone know if a good quality version of the throwbacks are (or will be) available?
If not, anyone know what numbers are for sale on the high-end jerseys? I assume 12 for SR? Anyone else?
** I see they are still selling #20 at Cy's Locker Room. Also #52 for George. That might be kick ***, but would rather not get a senior.
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Probably White's "8"
they are selling 52
Always buying historically relevant ISU gear
No throwbacks will be sold other than game-worn. Replicas are 52 - Jeremiah George.
Actually, I believe the replica 52 jerseys do not represent Jeremiah George. They are just a generic number.
but are they cheap and high quality?
Go with #5. It should be pretty good in a year or two.
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Go with #5. It should be pretty good in a year or two.
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A+ on this but now you must continuously promote @SpaEvidence so people can find it here there and everywhere on the web. I would like to suggest Wellness Ambassadors, people in the community that have expertise in the respective spa evidence therapy offered. Perhaps you can have a well known individual(s) write a short piece on why he/she believes this or that therapy is viable and scientific for spas/clinics to promote and offer as part of their wellness menu. Promoting the articles, making sure appropriate hashtags, and twitter names are used, provide for maximum ongoing visibility for all involved.
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Spa Trends 2012 Revisted: Spa Evidence – Showing the Science Behind Spa (Grade "A" for right on prediction!)
- Published: Saturday, November 24th 2012
- in Industry Insights
In 2011, SpaFinder named "The Science of Spa" a top trend, forecasting a new era where more questions about the proven, medical effectiveness of spa therapies would get asked, leading to new visibility for the growing archive of clinical evidence that exists for approaches like massage, meditation or acupuncture.
With the launch of the new website SpaEvidence.com this year — the world's first portal to the aggregated medical studies that exists for 21 common spa/wellness approaches — that trend was literally embodied. Launched by the Global Spa Summit in mid-2011 (an advocacy group for the worldwide spa/wellness industries), and shaped by doctors with an expertise in integrative medicine, SpaEvidence gives the world easy access to the "evidence-based medicine" databases that doctors use, so they can search thousands of studies evaluating which spa modalities are proven to work, and for which exact conditions.
SpaEvidence represented a big, courageous step towards transparency for the spa industry, as the site returns the clinical evidence behind therapies, whether it is positive, inconclusive or negative. And it forged new, common ground between the medical and spa worlds by embracing the rigors of "evidence-based medicine."
For 2012, we name a trend after this breakthrough website because the "fact" of its appearance so neatly encapsulates a macro shift that is quickening: the continued breakdown of the once separate "silos" of traditional medicine and complementary/spa therapies. And the erosion of these silos, the "Spa Evidence" trend, will take diverse forms in the year ahead…some ongoing, some new.
In 2012, more hospitals than ever before will incorporate — and more doctors will prescribe — spa and wellness approaches, not only because more new research shows that mind-body treatments can be especially effective for chronic pain, heart disease, sleep disorders and depression/anxiety, etc., but because the sheer global costs of not focusing on prevention have passed the tipping point. (Spending on healthcare amongst OECD and BRIC nations will grow 50 percent-plus from 2010 to 2020.[8] ) Consider changes underway in the prevention-challenged U.S. healthcare system: A new study[9] reveals that the number of hospitals offering alternative/spa services has tripled since 2000 (from 14 percent of hospitals, to 42 percent today). Roughly two in three of these hospitals now provide massage, three in five offer acupuncture and music/art therapy and one in five provide reiki. Hospitals report footing the bill 44 percent of the time, and at Pritikin (one of the premier weight-loss/heart-health American spa resorts), qualified people now get their trip covered by Medicare. Another new study[10] finds that of the 41 million Americans that use mind-body therapies like yoga or tai chi, 6.4 million are now doing them because they were "prescribed" by their medical provider.
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Mark A. McKenney
A+ on this but now you must continuously promote @SpaEvidence so people can find it here there and everywhere on the web. I would like to suggest Wellness Ambassadors, people in the community that have expertise in the respective spa evidence therapy offered. Perhaps you can have a well known individual(s) write a short piece on why he/she believes this or that therapy is viable and scientific for spas/clinics to promote and offer as part of their wellness menu. Promoting the articles, making sure appropriate hashtags, and twitter names are used, provide for maximum ongoing visibility for all involved.↓
SpaEvidence is a much needed site. With so many treatments out there, it's only natural to be suspicious every now and then, but on the flip side, to have evidence about the benefits of some treatments is fabulous. So glad you shared them, it's definitely going to be a resource for me now.↓
Valory Reed
Hi Susie! I have followed your trends so very closely for myself and to share with the UCIrvine students over the years. Below is an article which I think so keenly upholds your blend of "spa and hospitals." Let me know your thoughts and if you might wish to share it with your readers. I hope you are well!
Best wishes,
LAGUNA HILLS, CA, December 16, 2012 — Mikki Anderson has 11,128 babies. These babies are her pride and joy and keep her beaming with every pregnant woman she sees – and touches.
This pioneering massage therapist noticed 20 years ago how moms limped, waddled, ached, and sighed. Being pregnant is hard work – and can hurt. As a trained therapist, she knew she could provide relief to these moms. Mikki embarked on an extensive, advanced training to ensure her massage relief was safe and supportive for the mom and baby; thus paving the niche of prenatal massage. Soon, she was the area expert within her spa, Stressbusters Wellness Spa in Laguna Hills, CA, and within the hospitals. Locally, Saddleback Memorial Hospital and Mission Hospital exclusively grant Mikki access on the OB and delivery floor to aid moms in need – including high risk pregnancies and her specialty, moms carrying multliple babies. When the OBs themselves are pregnant they too escape to Mikki and the skill of Stressbusters' prenatal massage team at the area day spa.
Mikki doesn't have children of her own. This was by choice. Mikki and Michael Anderson, owners of Stressbusters' Wellness, have dedicated their lives to the healing benefits that a knowledable spa team can provide. From relieving pregnant women with skilled bodywork and stress relief via rehabilitative massage to oncology massage and organic facials, the Anderson's have impacted thousands upon thousands of people.
Kay Kurtz, a loyal client since 1991 shared her years with SB Wellness, "I began in 1991 as it was suggested to be beneficial in treating my migraine headaches. I continue because the benefits to my general health and wellbeing are numerous. I look forward to my weekly visits." Mikki and Kay have naturally developed a rapport after 21 years together, "My relationship with Mikki is one of caring and sharing. She was very supportive of me and aided in the healing of my body after the surgery when I was treated for melanoma. We have laughed together and cried together through our struggles and accomplishments during our growing and enriching years."
Tracy Williams, pregnant with triplets, exulted Mikki's influence on her, "Mikki taught me how to sleep with multiples in my belly. She relieved my backs and hips, so I could truly rest. And, since working with Mikki, I haven't taken Tylenol in weeks, which is a true feat while carrying three babies."
Mikki and Michael's passion for healing has kept them at the forefront of natural and beneficial techniques, which now also includes clinical aromatherapy. This complementary alternative medicine can assist to eliminate insomnia, depression, nausea and pain. She is referred by both local hospitals and is in the process of launching aromatherapy on a medical surgery floor.
Mikki has that true mother's intuition to care and protect. With a natural ease, Mikki brushes the hair out of Tracy's eyes while she reduces tension in Tracy's lower back and neck. "My babies are a gift," shared Tracy, "Mikki has made that gift and experience of carrying triplets one of health and pleasure."
To celebrate the holiday season and care for pregnant moms who can't be active, on December 23rd, Mikki is giving complimentary 30-minute massages to pregnant women on bed rest at Saddleback Memorial Hospital. A mother's work is never done.↓


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Raleigh police say two motorists are dead and a third in the hospital after one of the drivers was speeding in the wrong direction on Interstate 40 and slammed into another vehicle.
Police say the head-on interstate crash happened about 2:30 a.m. Sunday.
Officers said 28-year-old Carolina Linares of Morrisville was driving her Toyota sedan east in the westbound lanes of I-40 when it hit a Ford light truck driven by 21-year-old that Natanael Hernandez of Raleigh. His passenger 17-year-old Job Hernandez was killed. The two men lived at the same address, but police did not say if they were related.
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The source for news and events at Teachers College, Columbia University
Volume II, No. 19 ♦ 1/1997
$1 Million Grant from Spencer Foundation will Support a New Type of Doctoral Research Experience
Teachers College has received a $1 million grant from the Spencer Foundation to support the preparation of outstanding doctoral students as educational researchers and to develop an apprenticeship model that may well redefine the doctoral experience at the College and in other graduate schools of education.
Published: 1/15/1997
$3.2 Million for Refurbishment
More than half of the $6 million of expenditures approved by the Trustees of Teachers College will be used over the next two years to renovate and restore many of the "core elements" of the institution's infrastructure, such as roofs, facades, windows, electrical wiring, plumbing and restrooms.
Published: 1/15/1997
$6 Million for Technology, Plant Improvements: From Fiber-Optic Cable to More
The Teachers College Trustees have approved $6 million of expenditures over the next two years to upgrade technology throughout the institution--from classrooms to offices to residence-hall rooms--and to make critical repairs to the physical plant of the College. While the amount authorized does not cover the full $26 million identified for critical plant repairs and advanced technology, it does provide for initial efforts to build the foundation for continued improvements.
Published: 1/15/1997
Alumnus Will Lead St. Patrick's Day Parade
John L. Lahey, the president of Quinnipiac College in Hamden, Connecticut, and a graduate of Teachers College, has been named the Grand Marshal of the 236th annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Published: 1/15/1997
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Q: How can I get a copy of the new and beautiful "Columbia culture map?"
Published: 1/15/1997
Ennis Cosby, Doctoral Student, Remembered
Ennis Cosby was, of course, the son of Bill Cosby, the famous entertainer, but, according to his professors at Teachers College, the young man did not make much of that fact. Cosby was shot to death early Thursday morning, January 16, as he changed a flat tire on a deserted roadway in Southern California. He was 27 years old.
Published: 1/15/1997
Two Join Development Office
Two major development officers are joining the Office of Development and External Affairs in February, Joseph S. Brosnan, Vice President, has announced.
Published: 1/15/1997
Where Are They Now? A Listing of Departmental Hubs
The reorganization of Teachers College academic areas has recently resulted in new locations for some of the nine new departments.
Published: 1/15/1997
William Parsons, Former Trustees Chairman, Dies
William Parsons, who served as the chairman of the TC Trustees from 1963 until 1980, died December 4 at the age of 88.
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