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Sterates are the salts and esters of steric acid, a saturated fatty acid with an 18-carbon chain. Steric acid is a waxy solid that occurs naturally in many animal and vegetable fats, though it is more common in the former. PEG 100 stearate is an ester, defined as chemical compound formed by the reaction between an acid and an alcohol; in this case, PEG 100 stearate is a water-soluble ester of polyethylene glycol (the PEG in PEG 100) and stearic acid. It can be formed by other esters with stearic acid as well. Often, natural oils, such as palm or coconut oil, combine with stearic acid to form PEG 100 stearate. Synthetically combining oxirane (ethylene oxide) and fatty acids can also create PEG 100 stearate. It is also known as carbowax, polywax, and lutrol. PEG stearate comes in other forms, with the number in the name representing the number of ethylene oxide monomers in the chain; this number can range from 2 to 150. Thus, PEG 100 stearate has more ethylene oxide monomers in the chain than the average PEG stearate.
Like other ingredients in the beauty and personal care industry, PEG 100 stearate has uses outside of the industry as well. The Food and Drug Administration has approved it as an indirect food additive, which means it becomes a part of the food in trace amounts during packaging, storing, and handling. As an indirect food additive, PEG 100 stearate works as a de-foaming agent; it is used to coat paper and cardboard in food packaging.
Outside of this specific use in the food industry, PEG 100 stearate is most popular as an ingredient in a range of beauty and personal care products. Its solubility and viscosity properties make it appealing in the beauty and personal care industry, explaining its popularity. PEG 100 stearate can be found in many products, including skin creams, conditioners, shampoos, body cleansers, and detergents. The primary use of PEG 100 stearate is as an emulsifier, which means it helps water and oil mix together in a range of products. For example, in shampoos and conditioners, PEG 100 stearate helps water mix with the oil and dirt in hair, allowing the buildup to be rinsed away. In this function, PEG 100 stearate functions as a cleansing agent.
PEG 100 stearate is also used as a surfactant in beauty and personal care products. In this role, PEG 100 stearate helps two ingredients that do not mix well combine better, allowing those ingredients to dissolve or disperse in one another. Thus, PEG 100 stearate can help the ingredients in beauty and personal care products combine appropriately, thus making them more effective.
Because it functions as an ingredient in food products and beauty and personal care products, PEG 100 stearate's safety has been thoroughly studied. An April 2005 article in the journal Toxicity and Preclinical Affairs reported that PEG stearates produce little skin irritation and have "extremely low" toxicities. Because PEG stearates do not penetrate skin, few side effects are reported, according to the study composed by Claudia Fruijiter-Polloth. Likewise, research for the Cosmetic Ingredient Review Expert Panel confirms Fruijiter-Polloth's study. The CIR Expert Panel ruled that PEG stearates, including PEG 100 stearate, are safe to use in cosmetics and personal care products. Other PEG stearates approved for such use include PEG 2, 6, 8, 12, 20, 32, 40, 50, and 150. The CIR Expert Panel's most recent ruling was released in 2002. The Cosmetics Directive of the European Union approves the use of PEG stearates, including PEG 100 stearate, in beauty and personal care products as long as the stearic acid used comes from a plant.
Few side effects are associated with PEG 100 stearate when used in beauty and personal care products. However, it is recommended that PEG stearates are not applied to damaged skin; using the ingredient on skin that is cut or inflamed increases the risk of potential side effects, which are usually limited to skin irritation. Discontinuing use of the product featuring PEG 100 stearate is a simple way to eliminate any noted side effects. However, in the vast majority of users, PEG 100 stearate produces no noticeable side effects, simply making the products in which it is used more effective.


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Registration still open for Los Altos Hills Pathways Run/Walk
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Los Altos Hills has scheduled its 12th Annual Pathways Run/Walk May 11 at Westwind Community Barn, 27210 Altamont Road. The 5K and 10K races are slated to begin at 9 a.m. and the 1?Mile Fun Run at 10:30 a.m.
The hilly and challenging courses traverse trails on Los Altos Hills pathways through Byrne Preserve. All events are open to runners or walkers of all ages.
The event will include water stations, sponsor booths, snacks, awards and T?shirts for those who preregister. There are a limited number of shirts available, so participants are encouraged to register in advance online or via mail.
Proceeds will support installation of owl houses at the barn. Hooting contests and an owl costume contest are among the festivities planned.
To register and for more information, visit lahpathwaysrun.org.

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Students are required to complete a minimum of 120 hours for the degree. Of these, 48 hours must be in social work courses. Required courses are listed in the "Program Requirements" section that follows.
Hours of study for the minor in social welfare. Students in other divisions of the University may earn minors in social welfare by completing 18 hours of social work courses. Course requirements are listed under the "Minor in Social Welfare" section.
Independent study. Independent study is usually arranged in order for the student to pursue a special area of interest in social work or social welfare that is not covered in courses regularly offered. To arrange an independent study course, the student should obtain permission from his or her advisor, work out the goals and objectives of the course with the supervising instructor, and secure a recommendation from the program chair and approval from the assistant dean for educational programs and student services. Independent study must be approved no later than the last day of class of the semester preceding the semester of the course. Such courses may be dropped according to University policy.
Course substitution. Occasionally, a student may wish to substitute another course for a required course. All such requests should first be presented to the student's advisor, who will weigh the merits of course substitution and determine whether the content of the proposed course is appropriate as a substitute. Decisions on course substitutions are made by the program chairperson.
Concurrent enrollment. A student who wishes to take courses at another college or university during a summer or regular semester should, after talking with his or her advisor, check with the School of Social Work registrar's office to determine whether the courses will transfer to the School of Social Work. Prior approval must be received in order for transfer credit to be accepted toward degree requirements.
Second bachelor's degree. A student with a bachelor's degree in a major other than social work may take courses leading to a bachelor's degree in social work as a second degree. To qualify to enroll in social work courses as a major, the student is expected to meet all requirements for admission (i.e., 2.25 overall GPA and 2.5 GPA in social work courses, a completed application for admission, and a passing score on the writing examination). The student is also expected to complete, in residence and with the required overall and social work GPAs, the specified social work courses for the BSW degree. The student is also expected to take other courses common to social work majors, such as 4 hours of biological sciences. Students interested in a second degree should also refer to the University's requirements listed under the "Second Baccalaureate Degree" section of this catalog found at "Student Records and General Academic Policies."


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Honda Continues to Raise the Bar with the 2001 Civic GX
With the arrival of the seventh generation Honda Civic comes the launch of the 2001 Civic GX, powered by the cleanest-burning internal-combustion engine in the world. With its development parallel to the Civic, the GX was not created as an afterthought, but instead from the ground up as a reflection of Honda's dedication to the environment. The 2001 Civic GX is the third generation CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) vehicle for Honda.
Throughout production of the new Civic GX, specific goals were set to ensure that the GX remains one of the world's most environmentally friendly automobiles. First, the 2001 Civic GX was designed to comply with P-ZEV (Partial Zero-Emission Vehicle) criterion. This means that the GX falls under the California ZEV mandate designed by the California Air Resources Board (CARB), which calls for 10 percent of all cars offered for sale in California in 2003 and beyond to satisfy ZEV vehicle standards.
Another goal was to achieve a SULEV (Super Ultra-Low Emission Vehicle) certification. Civic GX will produce the same emission levels as a 120,000 mile SULEV while maintaining the emissions durability and warranty provisions at 150,000 miles.
The final goal of the new Civic GX concept was to add a CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission), to achieve greater fuel-efficiency and operation smoothness, while reducing the amount of cabin noise.


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The old U.S. Highway 12 maybe tucked, plucked, widened and realigned, butthenew highway's "cosmetic surgery" iscausing problems for wineries.There isn't going to be any GPS thatwill find these wineries for quite some time.Where did they all go?
Patience grasshopper. Many of the wine bloggers traveled miles to the WBC10 and have been on the road for over a full week and of course, many are trying to pick up where they left off with the family and work schedules. An event like this is overwhelming and packed full of information. I even found myself wondering what angle was the best way to present some of the information I had gathered. Like any writer, you use the information that you think your audience is interested in. And certainly, many bloggers will be writing about the event for a few months to come.You may even find information about the results of the WBC10 through Google Subscriptions, syndicated wine news sites that automatically leave the info via Twitter, and don't forget to check out Flickr, Vimeo, and YouTube for photos and videos.
All those wine bloggers really wanted to do was party.Well, yes and no. Through the years many of the wine bloggers have built friendships and networks because of events like this, besides keeping in touch almost daily through sources like Twitter and Facebook. Online tools have, not only given us advantages of discussing wine blogging issues, but to celebrate life with each other from new promotions and expected babies. It's no wonder when we do have face-to-face gatherings we just pick up where we left off on Twitter. If gathering in a hotel lobby sitting in a circle of chairs and couches with friends drinking wine is a party to you, well - you need to get out more. Oh yes - in case you forgot, it is a W-I-N-E Bloggers Conference, not the Welch's Grape Juice Conference.
Sure, there were parties of strippers with flaming pasties and magnums of wine being poured down gullets with decadent abandoned, but don't look at me. I didn't go to that party and don't blame the wine bloggers either who took advantage of the event. They didn't host the party - they were "lured" - lured by fame, billboards, rock star winemakers and SATAN! (It's the license number on his Bentley) - - and frankly? Oh how I wish I had gone or at least been a mouse in a corner. While my brain is young, my body is feeling its age and besides, I needed to be responsible because I drove home every night from the conference. Honestly, it tickles me that many of the wine bloggers could bust out behind their computers and have some fun. Anyways, I have been to crazier parties than that at funeral director conventions - seriously. Seriously.
We had some of the wine bloggers at our winery for a panel discussion. The discussion was a dud and fizzled. The bloggers stared at our panel as if we had the heads of Dick Cheney, John Merrick, and Lizzie Borden on our shoulders leading a discussion on the mating of the dung beetle and how their rituals of combining their units together can be broken down to an algebraic sum. Finally we sparked a little bit of fire under their dead fleshy butts when we broke out the wine. At least they bought some.
I sympathize. I really do. I was a participant in a panel discussion during the WBC10, along with Colby Voorhees from Wine Peeps and Joe Power from Another Wine Blog. The topic given to us for discussion was Wine Blogging 101. Colby, Joe and I had to put together our discussion through emails and then met for about 10 minutes before our discussion to confirm our plan.
I have to admit, there was a side of me that felt we were going to fall on "deaf ears." I thought for sure if we had five people in the room that would be huge! You want us to talk about Wine Blogging 101 with a building full of established wine bloggers? I was already rolling through my mind many worse case scenarios and how could we keep the discussion lively and not fail? If we failed, it wouldn't be the fault of our audience. The three of us would have to take responsibility - - and we didn't even have the opportunity to fall back on some wine sales.
Colby was very instrumental in forming a game plan and Joe and I each had our input. We were really pleased when we saw an audience of at least 20 people! Colby reached out to our group to gather information from them and what they wanted to hear from us. Joe and Colby both gave solid input about the tech side of blogging while I was the "fluff" - the cheerleader. I input a little comic relief once in awhile.
After the conference it actually surprised me when members of our audience actually thanked me and said they left our discussion inspired. If each person left with one bit of information, then we did our job. And besides, if all you do is sell a bottle of wine or two, then consider it two bottles of wine sold that weren't sold before. Isn't that one of the biggest points of owning a winery? The point is, you made a contact. Chances are pretty great the next time they hear the names, "Walla Walla" or "Washington State," they are going to remember your winery and your wine. The conference brought an awareness of Washington wines that will create a residual for years to come.
The wine blogger's are really fortunate to have organizers, Open Wine Consortium and Zephyr Wine Adventures who are very pro-active in obtaining sponsors and participants to help defray the costs of admission to the wine bloggers. And of course, the organizers have their own costs - it takes a lot of time, money, extra travel (yes, they came to Walla Walla a few months before the conference to get a feel for the "lay of the land.") to put together an event, particularly like this one. At a $95 entry fee, this year the wine bloggers really got their money's worth, over and beyond - and a lot of that is because of sponsors and fees to participate. Thank you.
I own a vineyard! I own a winery! This was a pay to play event and only half of the people expected to my tour showed up. I am assuming the other half were still in bed with hangovers. I have a family! I have a life too, ya know. I am insulted!
Don't be insulted. If there were bloggers who didn't show up, it wasn't about you. They also paid to play and if they chose to waste their money by not being in attendance, don't let you being insulted stand in the way of giving your best to the wine bloggers who were in attendance. Those in attendance have families and lives, too and they were there in your winery and/or at your vineyard for you - because of you. So instead of you giving 100% to 30 people, hopefully you gave 200% to 15 people and once again, chances are pretty great the next time they hear the names, "Walla Walla" or "Washington State," they are going to remember your winery or your vineyard and/or your wine. If your group of wine bloggers left with a great experience because of you, then who really cares about the "no-shows?" It's ultimately their loss. Not yours.
Tweeting on Twitter is sad and lonely. Amongst all of the tweets during the Live Wine Tasting Event, I looked for some substance, but I just couldn't find any.
No, sitting at home on a couch with broken springs growing potato chip crumbs and cat hair around your fat ass (or bony ass) is lonely - even sadder if your t-shirt shows remnants of food you ate last week.
My brain wanted to dance to the tunes during the After Hours Fiesta with Rias Baixas Albarino, but my body just couldn't muster up the strength to get down and jiggy wit' it.
I Learned on Sunday, the Third and Last Day of WBC10:
It was difficult to get up and later on Sunday morning I was thankful I stuck to the quiet Lobby Party of Bordeaux wines and Taco Time instead of going to the Charles Smith Frat Party with a live band and flaming-pasty-wearing-strippers, as well as free flowing mags of K-Vintners finest. Not to be outdone by the Hardy Wallace "Hardy Party" that was later visited by Walla Walla's finest "un gendarme." But what I wouldn't give to see a video of each party ...
My timing for breakfast was right, as the only person in line for the breakfast buffet, besides myself was Jeffrey Saad our morning keynote speaker and 2009 runner-up on season five of The Next Food Network Star. I was able to visit with him about his visit to Walla Walla. Later I sat in on his speech about food and wine pairings which concluded with our own opportunity to pair foods with an assortment of new and old world style wines.
If you attended the conference and took from it one or two pieces of information about the wine industry of Washington State and shared it with your readers, then WBC10 was a worthwhile experience, not only for the wine bloggers, but also for the Washington State wine industry.
Joel Vincent of the OpenWine Consortium, Allan Wright and Reno Walsh of Zephyr Adventures, Elizabeth Martin-Calder of Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance, Ryan Pennington from Washington Wine Commission, Gracie Doyle from Ste Michelle Wine Estates and of course many other Premier, Media and Event Sponsors left us with an outstanding wine blogging conference that will be blogged and talked about for many years. Thank you everyone!
Thanks to Josh Wade of Drink Nectar for this great recap of WBC10!
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Tim Hudson was a dual threat in his 200th career win, combining with Anthony Varvaro on a three-hitter while hitting a homer and a double to lead the Atlanta Braves to an 8-1 win over the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night.
Hudson (3-1) dominated the Nationals through seven innings, striking out six and walking two while giving up one run. One of the three hits he allowed was an infield single by Denard Span.
Hudson's bat almost stole the night. He led off the second with a double to left field off Gio Gonzalez (2-2) and hit a fifth-inning homer off Zach Duke. Bryce Harper made a leaping attempt to catch the homer, but the ball bounced off his glove and over the wall.
The Braves won their ninth straight against Washington, dating to last season.
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Lawmakers are trying to ease the financial burden Medicaid places on Alabama by passing a bill designed to streamline the $5.63 billion program's operational system.
The bill under consideration could change the present "fee-for-service" basis of Medicaid payments to a for-profit, managed care plan or a combination of nonprofit and for-profit companies.
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Council revives 2011 med pot plan
DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO The City Council rebuffed Mayor Bob Filner's proposed ordinance for medical marijuana dispensaries Monday and chose instead to revive its own failed 2011 plan for those businesses.
After three hours of public testimony, the council had barely started to discuss the merits of Filner's proposal when Councilwoman Marti Emerald proposed using the older ordinance as a starting point to create new rules for dispensaries.
The 2011 ordinance limited dispensaries to some commercial and industrial zones and required them to be at least 600 feet from each other as well as schools, playgrounds, libraries, child care and youth facilities, parks and churches. They also must operate as nonprofits, have curtailed business hours and hire security guards.
At the time, medical marijuana proponents called the ordinance too restrictive and launched a successful signature drive that forced the council to repeal it. Since then dispensaries have been in legal limbo.
The council unanimously voted Monday to move forward with that plan with a few proposed tweaks. The proximity restriction was changed to 1,000 feet and the council asked for an analysis of cost recovery issues and legal options for fees and taxes on dispensaries.
No final decision was made Monday. The City Attorney's Office will craft the new ordinance which will be reviewed by community planning groups and then the Planning Commission before returning to the full City Council for a decision, a process that could take months.
Emerald said the debate over medical marijuana has been settled in California and it should be allowed for compassionate use. However, she said she preferred a more conservative approach than the one offered by Filner.
"It's about where do we allow storefronts if we're going to? ... If we're going to have them, let's be prudent, let's find a balance," Emerald said.
Filner revived the civic discussion over dispensaries in January and had proposed new rules that would have allowed dispensaries in all commercial and industrial zones with a 600-foot proximity limit and require them to pay a $5,000 annual permit fee and a 2 percent excise tax on all wholesale acquisitions.
The mayor's plan was less restrictive than the 2011 ordinance in an attempt to strike a balance between safe access to the drug and neighborhood concerns.
"It's not an easy balance ... On the one hand, we would like to provide access and on the other hand we don't want to impose on neighborhoods and we certainly don't want to endanger our children," Filner told the council. "That's the aim I think we might all share to various degrees of where we put that emphasis on."
A mayoral spokeswoman didn't respond to a request for comment following Monday's vote.
The lengthy council meeting had more than 70 public speakers in favor and against allowing dispensaries to operate within city limits. Proponents pleaded for compassion for patients with debilitating health conditions while opponents expressed concern that dispensaries could encourage drug use among children and increase crime.
Lane Hetherington, who lives in council District 1, said she had several worries about dispensaries.
"I have family members, very close, their lives have been ruined by marijuana," she said. "They started with marijuana at a young age and I'm very concerned about the messages that dispensaries sent to our younger children. I would like to really voice an opinion about the 600 feet, that just seems like it's really too close. You could have a dispensary then on every other block."
Rudy Reyes, who was seriously burned in the 2003 Cedar fire and uses marijuana to ease his pain, said he's tired of opponents continually warning about the dangers dispensaries pose to children and wants the city to finally put rules in place.


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DUBLIN - Notre Dame's trip to Ireland could not have gone much better.
The Fighting Irish eased in their new quarterback, showed they have a couple of capable replacements for their suspended star running back and even got a touchdown from a 300-pound defensive lineman.
Theo Riddick and George Atkinson both ran for two scores and defensive end Stephon Tuitt returned a fumble 77 yards for another TD as Notre Dame routed Navy 50-10 in Saturday's season opener in Ireland.
A crowd of 49,000, mostly visiting Americans, filled Dublin's Aviva Stadium for the first U.S. college game in Ireland since 1996, when the same two teams played in the Emerald Isle Classic.
It was no classic, regardless of the enthusiasm of the fans, who did the wave even as both sides sent in substitutes in fourth-quarter garbage time.
The Fighting Irish dominated the game, running the ball at will against Navy's undersized defense and showing no signs of missing starter Cierre Wood. Riddick gained 107 yards on 19 carries, Atkinson 99 on just nine carries, leaving the Midshipmen and their outnumbered fans crestfallen at the end.
Riddick started the Irish blowout with an 11-yard run to cap an 11-play, nearly six-minute opening drive. Atkinson broke free on the next drive, sweeping right and then cutting back and rampaging untouched through a bevy of Midshipmen for a 56-yard score.
Wood will also miss next week's game against Purdue because of a violation of team rules.
Quarterback Everett Golson, making his first start, put the Fighting Irish up 20-0 with a 5-yard end zone jump ball to tight end Tyler Eifert, who beat two smaller Navy defenders.
"I think I was comfortable," said Golson, who won the starting job in a four-way competition. He spent his freshman year as the scout team QB, and credited coaches with easing his nerves by giving him permission to make mistakes.
Golson said his coaches told him: "You're going to make mistakes but you just have to relax. You're going to make mistakes, but make them going full speed."
Last year's starter Tommy Rees returns from suspension this week, and Brian Kelly was noncommittal about Golson's hold on the job. Still, the coach has said all along he'd like one quarterback to seize the job, and Golson gave little reason for Kelly to worry.
Kelly said he was pleased with Golson's performance.
"I was. He made some good decisions and moved our offense. We put 50 points on the board, so that's a pretty good start."
Golson, who finished 12 of 18 for 144 yards, often looked best on the move. But he did make one second-quarter mistake that gave Navy brief momentum when he tried to hit Eifert for a second TD and threw the ball without any touch into double coverage.
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WASHINGTON – Due to inclement weather on Sunday August 25, the VDOT closures scheduled to take place this past weekend will take place on Monday August 26.
Beginning at 9:30 p.m. until 5 a.m. Tuesday morning, one or more lanes will be closed on I-66 at the Beltway.
Also, the ramp from the Inner Loop to I-66 west, exit 49, will be closed. Traffic will be directed to continue south to Little River Turnpike, exit 52B and follow signs to I-66 west. The Outer Loop ramp to I-66 WB will have one lane closed.
Also on the Outer Loop south of Route 7 to Route 50 Arlington Blvd, three right lanes will be closed for paving.
These closures are part of the 495 Express Lanes project.
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(USA Today) -- Having trouble with Facebook this morning? It seems you are not alone.
News of Facebook issues first surfaced through a series of posts on Twitter. We've reached out to Facebook for more details.
Update at 10:29 a.m. ET: Some Facebook users might find functions on the social network working normally. However, several users have reached out on Twitter to note Facebook still remains down. Still no comment from Facebook on the reason for the outage.


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During the 1980s I developed applications on a VM mainframe. This was a popular platform. I had sub second response time, my test environment was isolated and protected, and I shared access to read-only data or tools someone else maintained. Since I was isolated, I knew whatever I wrote or tested in my virtual machine would not harm other application developers or production users. Since I shared this VM mainframe, there were VM tools to watch how much hardware resources I consumed and alert the system programmer if I exceeded my threshold. I will never forget the day when I was caught eating up all the CPU, at least that was what I was told.
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There are Tivoli tools that can provide performance monitoring, trace transactions, or identify what is happening in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for z/VM. These tools are the OMEGAMON for z/VM and Linux or IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager products. Developers can incorporate proactive monitoring using thresholds to identify bottlenecks using Tivoli tools. So, performance and stress testing the application can be done in z/VM.
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I have been looking at both the Electra and a Bonnie. Love the classic looks of both bikes. Some of what I have read on-line suggests that the Electra may require more tinkering than most other bikes. I am not very mechanically inclined and I am concerned that the Electra may require more maintenance than I can provide and will therefor be spending a lot of time (and money) in the shop. Can current Electra owners let me know what I can expect? I am also tall (6'3") and 270 lbs. Are there any other large riders out there that can let me know how the Electra rides? Sold my last bike (Honda CB450) in 1980 and have recently gotten the itch for another bike. The Electra looks like a great choice for an old rider like me but I am concerned about the maintenance.PJB
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Presentation of Photoquai 2009
Created in 2007 by the musée du quai Branly and dedicated to non western photography, Photoquai, the Biennial exhibition of world images, takes place from 22/09/09 to 22/11/2009 on the quai Branly, opposite the museum and in partnership with several cultural institutions.
Its first edition was praised for its quality, originality, ambition and relevance, and Photoquai continues, in 2009, to pursue its fundamental mission : to highlight and make known, artists whose work is previously unexhibited or little known in Europe, to foster exchanges and the exchanging of views on the world.
The artistic direction of the second Photoquai biennial has been entrusted to Anahita Ghabaian Etehadieh, an Iranian gallerist and founder of the Silk Road Gallery, a unique place in her country, specifically dedicated to
For this second edition, Photoquai shows the work of 50 contemporary photographers from around the world, unknown or little known photographic talents in European terms, who come from the major geographical areas
represented in the collections of the musée du quai Branly : South America and Latin America, North America, Asia, Oceania, Africa and the Near and Middle East.
The 2009 edition is attached to ensuring continuity between the exhibitions on the riverbanks at the musée du quai Branly (entry free of charge), and the temporary exhibitions present inside the musée du quai Branly and at the Pavillon des Sessions – its annexe at the Louvre - , as well as in partner establishments.
An event aimed at the general public, Photoquai adds to its programme of artist promotion by building associations with artistic partners across the capital, from the hill of Chaillot to the Marais area, in order to draw a panorama of contemporary photographic creation in the world: the French National Library – Richelieu, the Monnaie de Paris (Paris Mint), the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, the Japanese Cultural Centre, the Australian Embassy, the Baudoin Lebon Gallery, the Bendana Pinel Contemporary Art gallery, the Canadian Cultural Centre, the Mexican Institute, the National Photographic School of Arles and the Ecole Spéciale d'Architecture.
For this second event, the musée du quai Branly honours Iranian photography in its west mezzanine, in the heart of the collections area. The exhibition entitled 165 years of Iranian photography gives an overview of Iranian photography from the middle of the XIXth century until today: portraits from the Qajar era or images of the Shah Reza Pahlavi up until works by the most contemporary of major Iranian photographers. Artists or documentary makers, these photographers are currently working in Iran and abroad, and are making a contribution to their country's artistic opening onto the world.
The Pavillon des Sessions – an annexe of the musée du quai Branly at the Louvre – is housing the exhibition Portraits croisés, photographies du musée du quai Branly, a selection of portraits from its photographic collection: old
anonymous works or those by well-known artists (Pierre Verger, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Claude Lévi-Strauss, Roland Bonaparte…), from the end of the XIXth century until the 1960's.
Throughout Photoquai, every Friday, the musée du quai Branly will also be offering the public a weekly rendez-vous: a chance to meet and discuss with the photographers and associate curators from the main geographical areas
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* Cereal Box Weaving: Homemade Looms!
4 comments:
- Heather @ Life, Gluten Free said...
What a great idea. I have a ton of yarn and also a ton of boxes from moving, so I am set! I am going to make my daughter one tonight.
But question, how would you "cast off" your finished project, so to speak? My daughter will probably just do loose weaving but you showed a picture of one that you were weaving and I was wondering how you finish the project at the end.
- May 10, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- Art For Little Hands said...
I absolutely love this idea. It is so simple yet I would have never thought of it. I am excited to do this one day. My 7 year old would love making bookmarks, or doll scarves like you mentioned.
- May 10, 2011 at 10:46 PM
- pink and green mama MaryLea said...
Great question Heather!
I actually wrapped the loom shown in the picture wrong for "casting off"! It should have been wrapped all the way around the front AND the back of the loom for each section so when you're done, you cut the center of the BACKside threads and then tie two at a time at the top and bottom of your project then, trim the excess. The way I wrapped these looms you'd be working with super tiny threads that will be hard to tie!
Sorry, I forgot to put that in the post. I hope it helps-- I'm working on a Weaving Fun e-book that will have lots of pictures, diagrams, and better directions!!
- May 11, 2011 at 7:44 AM
- Melissa @ The Chocolate Muffin Tree said...
Lovely weavings! I'm envious of all your ribbons to weave with! What lucky daughters you have!
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Mark Zuckerberg, king of Facebook, has launched his Internet.org service in Africa to bring internet to areas that otherwise couldn't get online. On the face of it this Facebook funded venture is wonderful. Launched in Zamibia initially it'll allow people to... >>
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I've moved my RSS reader from Google to Bloglines since Google doesn't notify me when I've updated my Tech Tips blog. I've unsubscribed and re-subscribed to it twice and it still wasn't working right. No problem since moving to Bloglines. Hopefully, I'm the only one with this problem, but I doubt it. Will have to remember to email my school folks that if they are using Google Reader and haven't been getting my Odds & Ends posts, then they need to subscribe via email and/or possibly switch to another reader.
Its been difficult switching over all of my feeds (plus adding new ones!) and getting used to the new interface. I have to admit that I "mark all as read" for many of the posts, especially for news and entertainment blogs. Now that I've had more time (Whoo Hoo! Spring Break!), I've been catching up and here are some articles I've found interesting today:
USATODAY.com: "Microsoft Surface arrives at AT&T first" – AT&T the first to use the Microsoft Surface tabletop like computer. For additional details on the new computer, go here.
USATODAY.com: "Google searchers could end up with a new tpe of bug" – hackers adding code/program that takes searchers invisibly to the hackers site then to correct site and leave a bug on the searchers PC that can steal your personal information.
USATODAY.com: "Personal gene scans: Vanity or science?" – for $1000-2000 you can have your genes scanned for 500,000 to 2 million of the 3 BILLION gene points. The scans look for specific health conditions, but is it really worth it?
Lifehacker.com: "Whiteboard: Erase permanent marker from your dry erase board" – I'm going to put the steps here since I know the site is blocked at school:
- Get the board you want the stuff off.
- Get a dry erase marker (yes, we will make marks to take marks) and a dry eraser.
- Draw over what you want to erase (make sure you draw slowly to fill it in better).
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Endgadget.com: "Researchers turn brushing your teeth into child's play" – a computerized toothbrush!
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The Court did not comment Monday on why it refused to consider his appeal.
His lawyers had argued that Muhammad was suffering delusions and paranoia and should never have been allowed to represent himself on the first day of his trial. They say his mental illness was caused in part by brain damage suffered as a child when he was beaten by his father.
Muhammad is scheduled to die by injection at a Virginia prison for the slaying of Dean Harold Meyers at a gas station during a three-week spree in October 2002 across Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Muhammad and his teenage accomplice, Lee Boyd Malvo, were also suspected of fatal shootings in other states, including Louisiana, Alabama and Arizona. Malvo is serving a life sentence in prison.
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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a series of steps to help a person who is not responding and has stopped breathing. CPR helps deliver oxygen rich blood to the body tissue when the body is not able to do this on its own.
CPR is given to a person who is not responding and has stopped breathing. Reasons for this may include:
The outcome will depend on the initial cause and how soon effective CPR was started. Many victims are unable to regain a normal heartbeat after it has stopped.
The goal of the CPR is to provide blood flow to a victim's heart, brain, and other vital organs until proper medical care can be given. The victim is likely to die if CPR is not started immediately. Complications may include
fracture of the ribs, broken teeth, infections, and puncture of the lung.
People with weakened bones have a higher risk of bone fractures from CPR. However, there is a greater risk of death if CPR is delayed or not done correctly.
When you see someone collapse or find someone unconscious, immediately check to see if the person is responsive. Tap the victim and ask: "Are you OK?" If the victim is unresponsive, follow these steps.
The length of time for CPR depends on the causes and response time of the emergency medical team.
The patient is unconscious when CPR is given. The procedure does not hurt. Some patients may complain of soreness in the chest after they are conscious.
The patient should be taken to the hospital. He should go even if he has recovered. Emergency personnel will take over care when they arrive.
If a teen or adult is unresponsive, call for medical help right away. If someone is with you, have that person call for medical help right away while you begin CPR.
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American Heart Association. 2010 American Heart Association guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiovascular care science: part 1 executive summary. American Heart Association website. Available at:
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American Heart Association. 2010 American Heart Association guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and emergency cardiovascular care science: part 5 adult basic life support. American Heart Association website. Available at:
http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/122/18_suppl_3/S685.full?sid=d85d05e7-f8b8-4d44-9137-8cd47f557f9c. Published 2010. Accessed November 20, 2012.
American Heart Association.
Heartsaver First Aid with CPR and AED. Dallas, TX: American Heart Association; 2006
Bardy GH. A critic's assessment of our approach to cardiac arrest.
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Intensive training in oral and written Chinese. Designed for students who already have some degree of fluency in spoken Chinese, but have had little or no formal training in reading and writing of Chinese characters. Improvement of oral expression. Introduction to Chinese grammar essentials, readings of simple contemporary Chinese stories; oral and written composition. No credit if taken after Chin 1 or 2. Total of 90 hours lecture.
This course is designed for students who already have some degree of fluency in spoken Chinese, but have had little or no formal training in Chinese reading and writing skills. Students will learn to express ideas orally using appropriate Mandarin Chinese with intelligible pronunciation and intonation patterns. Students will also learn to do basic descriptions, narrations, explanations and comparisons using proper grammar and sentence structures verbally and in writing. In addition, students need to demonstrate knowledge of the culture, customs, history and geography of Chinese-speaking areas. Students are expected to fully participate in the discussion sessions by using Mandarin Chinese.
Student Learning Outcomes:After the completion of this course, the student will:
- Listening and Speaking: Apply vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation to communicate the functions of providing/inquiring personal and family background, college life, general geography/history of China, Chinese language, Chinese food and dinning etiquettes.
- Reading: Recognize high frequency characters to comprehend written texts such as menus, memos, store postings, and short stories.
- Writing: When given writing tasks such as journals, postcards, phone *or* email messages, and short memos, produce characters and supply information from memory about food, shopping, requests, invitations, directions, hobbies, weather, transportation, and travel plans.
- Culture: Demonstrate awareness of the most common Chinese cultural traditions such as Chinese name, family, geography, history, language, food and etiquettes.
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The seaside nipa-hut style restaurant where Libagon students spend their lunch break eating and singing karaoke.
I have always wondered how my life would be like had my parents never left their hometown of Libagon, Southern Leyte for the United States. Having spent the last two weeks here in this town (where it'd only take you 15-20 minutes to walk from one end to the other),I've gotten a taste of what that life would be.
The best word to describe the lifestyle of Libagon residents is simple. Students attend school from 8 am until 4 pm. During their lunch breaks they'll either get snacks from the street vendors, play computer games at the Internet Café, or sing a couple songs on the karaoke machine at the seaside restaurant (designed to look like a nipa hut).
Libagon can be compared to the city of Las Vegas because it is a town that never sleeps. From sunrise until sunset the town is alive with people who always have something to do. If they aren't working, parents will pass the time by visiting friends and relatives to make kwnetuhan (share stories and gossip). Fishermen will get on their boats to catch fish or squid to sell. Young boys climb up palm trees to gather coconuts for a refreshing snack.
Even though I am not completely worry-free and have my Audrey assignments (like these series of posts) to do, I cannot help but feel calm and relaxed in this town. Everyone is so friendly and quick to help others out. Everyone knows each other and if they don't they do not hesitate to introduce themselves.
I may not have been born here or know every family and their history like my parents, but Libagon is a very special place to me and I do feel at home.
However, I know I won't ever be able to relate to the impoverished life that most people in this town live. Both my father and mother's families are fairly well off, but they have always managed to stay humble and know that the best way to really give thanks to God for their blessings is to help those who are less fortunate than them.
My brother has celebrated his 5th, 13th and (most recently) his 18th birthday in Libagon. I can recall on the day of my brother's 5th birthday, my mom and aunts were running around decorating the area along the beachfront where we would be holding the celebration. My brother started to cry because he noticed there were no gifts for him to be found. He sobbed to my mother, "Mommy, where are my presents? It's my birthday!"
My parents took my brother aside and explained to him that here in the Philippines many children are not as lucky as him. They don't have closets full of clothes or bedrooms full of toys. Some children aren't even able to go to school because their parents do not have enough money to pay for their education.
As with all of his birthdays that have been celebrated in Libagon, my family invited many children to the party so that they could enjoy the many delicious food we had prepared: lechon (roasted pig), pancit (noodles), fried chicken, and fish among other dishes. It may just be one day out of the whole year that they can enjoy this kind of feast, but you can see in their eyes how happy and appreciative they are.
Once all the children are fed my parents distribute "presents" we brought for them from the United States. This year they brought a box full of various types of shoes for boys and girls and another box filled with notebooks, pens, pencils, calculators and other school supplies.
Living in the U.S. it can be easy for me to get caught up in my daily routine of working and worrying over petty things like a friend not returning a call right away, but when I see the big smile on a little boy or girl's face over something as simple as a pack of pencils, reality hits me. My so-called problems are nothing in comparison to what many people deal with day in and day out in the Philippines. At the age of 5, my brother may have cried because he wasn't receiving a table full of presents, but we both now know (thanks to the example set by our parents) the importance of sharing one's blessings.


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Ford F-100 Event - F-100 Super NationalsWritten by on September 1, 2007 Knoxville 2007
If there's one sure way to categorize whether or not an event is on a national level, it would be to look at how far an enthusiast will travel to attend it. That said, with Ford F-100 fanatics driving across country from as far as California, Oregon, and Washington to attend the 29th annual F-100 Supernationals held for the fourth year in a row at Chilhowee Park from May 17-19 in Knoxville, Tennessee, we'd definitely say Pat Ford's Effie affair is at the top of the charts.
For 2007, attendance was down ever so slightly in comparison to last year, but considering 2006 was the year dedicated to celebrating the "deuce" of all classic trucks, the '56 F-100's 50th birthday, along with gasoline prices at an all-time high, this year's turnout was not bad at all. One thing that was better than last year was the weather-we didn't feel a drop of rain all weekend.
So, how many Ford trucks were there this year, one might ask? Well, it was kind of hard to get an accurate number, but we counted approximately 900 F-100s cruising by while we were having a quick cheeseburger hanging out with Truckin's Mark Halverson. Mark is one of those guys who really does his research before he shows up for an event. He went on to tell us that the F-100 Supernationals have a local economic impact of $1.1 million. No matter how one slices it, that's a lot of cabbage. Although there was also a fine assortment of restored 8 and 9N Ford tractors on display, we weren't there to cultivate cabbage; nope, we were there to shoot trucks. And shoot trucks we did, with 12 truck features in the bag, including Alvin McCoy's F-1 Of The Year award-winning Candy Apple Red '48 F-1. We acquired enough really great Ford features to run in every issue until we return next year. For more information about next year's F-100 Supernationals, call 704-872-7327 or log onto www.f100supernationals.com.
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Here's a good representation of the great selection of F-100 Fords on display for one and all to enjoy.There's nothing like a copper-toned squash-top "slick" to pretty up the countryside. Wearing short pants in the sun too long can lead to a painful sunburn.
It is more unusual to see a '57-60 F-100 shortbed with a big-window as opposed to a longbed big-window, because less shortbed big-windows were produced by Ford.
Formerly featured in Truckin', this beautiful F-100 panel drove all the way down from Canada. At one time the RCMP operated more "Ghost Car" Ford Police Interceptors than any police agency in North America.An unconfirmed report claims the U.S. Department of Transportation estimates there are more red '56 F-100 Ford pickups in the continental United States than there are Lincoln Continentals in the state of Nebraska.
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NEW ORLEANS "We few, we happy few, we band of brothers."
_ William Shakespeare, "Henry V"
"The band of brothers will be brothers on the sideline."
_ John Harbaugh, "Super Bowl XLVII"
The Harbaugh Morning of Love (which means not having to say much of anything) began in a convention center conference room with a gaggle of photographers snap-shooting the Lombardi Trophy as if it were the Ark of the Covenant.
Two directors chairs were placed behind the Lombardi, and John and Jim Harbaugh, brothers and respective coaches of Super Bowl finalists Baltimore and San Francisco, finally came in to park Friday morning for the most anticipated meeting of relatives since John and Bobby Kennedy discussed the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Only in this case, if it had been a Broadway play, it would have folded before patrons were allowed through the door. These brothers, you see, are not Marx.
For sure, this was an extraordinary gathering, in that the opposing coaches usually speak separately and for the last time on Fridays prior to the game. But the NFL, always thinking, brought the brothers together and the joint was jammed with media.
John came out wearing a suit and tie. Jim was donned in a long-sleeve T-shirt and 49ers cap, attire I understand he's worn every day since he got the San Francisco job two years ago. He also could have been wearing a gag, because he didn't have much to say, often just concurring with his older brother.
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John basically played the M.C. "Welcome, thanks for coming," he said. "I just want to start by saying what an honor it is for both of us to be here with each other, no question about it."
He introduced their parents, Jack and Jackie, and Joe Sepidi, their 97-year-old grandfather, and his uncle and cousin. "Any more family members out there?" he asked, knowing there might be another hundred Harbaughs in the room.
Reporters trying to get something out of these two about their life together at times found it about as easy as a root canal.
As an example, the brothers were asked which one of them took the most risks growing up. Not a bad question, in that both, as we have seen this season, are risk-takers.
Jim's response: "My memories of this season right now and what got us here, and how hard it was to get here, tremendously excited to be here."
He went on to talk about the season, about quarterback Colin Kaepernick and David Akers' 63-yard field goal. "The way our players have played, that is why we're here, not because of coaching decisions or any way that we were when we were kids."
John: "I concur."
They were asked if they could work for one another as coaches.
Jim: "Definitely. I would work for him."
John: "I concur."
Just some wild and crazy stuff.
John, looking at Jim: "There is no better coach in the National Football League than this guy right here."
Jim: "Well, Jack Harbaugh."
John: "True."
Well, not really. Father Jack, a college coach, never has worked in the NFL. But if he had, his hyper-focused offspring probably would have been oblivious to it.
Actually, this is what I expected and what everybody should have expected. John and Jim were not going to get together and spill family secrets and go Rodney Dangerfield. What they do is coach and they're here to win a football game.
When John was asked if as the older brother he wants to protect Jim, it was almost laughable.
"No, not at all," John said. "I suspect he feels the same way. It's all about the teams. We are fiercely loyal, there's no doubt. We all say that. Not just of one another and we always have been. We will continue to be fiercely loyal and protective of one another, but also of our teams.


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A look at the Hollywood headlines from years past.
1957: Actor Humphrey Bogart died of throat cancer. He was 57.
1967: The first so-called "Human Be-In" was held in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. Among the performers were the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane.
1970: Diana Ross performed for the last time with The Supremes, at a show in Las Vegas.
1970: A display of John Lennon's erotic "Bag One" lithographs opened in London. Scotland Yard seized prints two days later as evidence of pornography.
1972: "Sanford and Son" made its premiere on NBC.
1973: Elvis Presley's TV special "Elvis: Aloha From Hawaii" was beamed from Honolulu by satellite to dozens of countries. At the time, the program set a record for the number of people watching.
1986: Actress Donna Reed died. She was 64.
1990: "The Simpsons" made its premiere as a weekly show on Fox.
2006: Eminem re-married Kim Mathers in Detroit. He filed for divorce 82 days later.
Today's birthdays: Blues singer Clarence Carter is 78. Singer-songwriter Allen Toussaint is 76. Singer Jack Jones is 76. Actress Faye Dunaway is 73. Actress Holland Taylor ("Two and a Half Men," "The Practice") is 71. Singer-producer T-Bone Burnett is 66. Actor Carl Weathers is 66. Singer Geoff Tate (Queensryche) is 55. Rapper Slick Rick is 49. Actor-producer Dan Schneider ("Head of the Class") is 48. Actress Emily Watson ("Breaking the Waves") is 47. Actor-comedian Tom Rhodes ("Mr. Rhodes") is 47. Guitarist Zakk Wylde (Ozzy Osbourne, Black Label Society) is 47. Rapper LL Cool J is 46. Actor Jason Bateman is 45. Musician Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters (and Nirvana) is 45. Actor Kevin Durand ("Lost," "Fruitvale Station") is 40. Singer-guitarist Caleb Followill of Kings of Leon is 32.


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Kim Kardashian is calling it quits! After almost five years of having every moment caught on camera, Kim Kardashian confirms that she will be done with Keeping Up With The Kardashians after season nine is over. She told DuJour magazine that even though the show is "truly, the best family movie ever," Kanye West has taught her a lot about privacy and she is realizing that everyone doesn't need to know everything. " So for the sake of her new family, Kim plans on making things a little less public! I'll say GOOD FOR HER when she finally does it!
Rihanna cashing in that money! Looks like she's got herself a deal with MAC Cosmetics and the deal includes four collections that are of course named RiRi Hearts MAC. It will come ot over the course of next year. This news came out late yesterday on her 25
birthday, so some gift huh?! The first product will be a lipstick and it will even be sold at concerts. False eyelashes will be in the line as well. The best part, MAC has actually gone as far as to name Rihanna a "creative partner" in the process.
Kelly Clarkson attacked Clive Davis yesterday saying that in his book everything he says about her is a lie, especially Kelly Clarkson sobbing in his office. Now Clive Davis is striking back and responding to Kelly's blog saying that he had everything fact-checked and tweeted, "As anyone who has read
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knows, I think Kelly Clarkson is a tremendous vocal talent and performer. In the book, I provide an in-depth look at our years together during which we shared major multi-platinum success, as well as a few creative differences. I am truly very sorry that she has decided to take issue with what I know to be an accurate depiction of our time together." Clive Davis continues to state that before the book was published, five people that were present on a daily basis support the story. Who do YOU believe?!
You may not want to lend Lindsay Lohan clothes… like ever! That's because she wore a beautiful dress to a gala in NYC earlier this month and then ripped it to SHREDS at a club party after the event! My sources are telling me that the dressed ripped at the club and since she couldn't wear it like that, her stylist asked the club for scissors and it's safe to say that they destroyed it! The best part, the dress was $1,750 and was LENT to Lindsay Lohan thanks to Charlie Sheen who had to beg the stylist to get it for her to wear. Sad sad.
And speaking of sources I'm also being told that LeAnne Rimes is pregnant with Eddie Cibrian's baby! She's been photographed putting on some pounds, changing her hair style and has stopped bleaching it! LeAnne was even spotted visiting the ob-gyn with her husband so… looks like she definitely can be!
Kris Jenner is addressing the rumors that she abuses her momanager duties when it comes to her daughters, Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian. Kris Jenner had this to say, "My girls are not pansies, but I think everyone needs direction," she says, adding that her kids, when pushed toward success, are happier that way. She does admit that it's a hard thing to do and lines to get blurred because one minute she's speaking as a mom and the next she has to scold as a manager. As for her marriage to Bruce Jenner headed for splitsville, she finally had a comment on that too, saying the media has reported her divorce 17 times and its unlikely because shes married to the best guy in the world.. AWE!
More jabs being thrown at Britney Spears! First singer Eve says that Britney Spears isn't singing on her latest track with will.i.am, "Scream & Shout" and NOW even though Britney Spears' reps have denied it, someone is claiming that their daughter has sung multiple tracks on Britney Spears' Femme Fatale album, using their similar vocals. Mr. Langston says his daughter sounds just like her and got paid $1,000 dollars for each Britney Spears song she sang. I'm calling bologna, if it was true she'd get MUCH MORE!
Pretty cool news for GLEE star Jane Lynch. Looks like she will be making her Broadway debut as Miss Hannigan in the musical "Annie!" Jane Lynch will replace actress Katie Finneran in the role starting May 16
! The role will be for 8 weeks! Jane Lynch says that she is so excited and honored to be making her Broadway debut and joining the list of women who have taken on the great and irresistible role of wicked Miss Hannigan. Broadway has always been a dream for her so, definitely happy news!
Well isn't this a surprise… Mariah Carey ISN'T a diva? Hubbie Nick Cannon says that when it comes to their twins, Mariah Carey gets her hands dirty, literally! She is so into her motherly duties and even changes their diapers! Nick Cannon even says that Mariah Carey is great in the kitchen and her specialty: linguine and clam sauce! YUMMY! Plus when they are home, Mariah Carey is always just hanging out with no makeup on and her hair tied up. As for their twins, Nick Cannon says his son is laid back and his daughter likes to be in control. Now THAT sounds like MOMMY!
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