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Those that hoped for a megabounce in the 1.50's or so, better cross their fingers that this junk bounces hard in the next few days. I know I am running fast from this scam. Management has been anything but silence as PPS gets obliterated. Like OGXPY, this crappola could see pennyland in no time at all. Don't matter how good their science or cash balance is, as long as they stay quiet, it only delivers bad signals to the market. Science is totally irrelevant before the might of nature.
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you should have created a new topic, because that spew didnt have anything to do with my post. sounds like you still need to cover...JMHO
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So, I joined DBH in June 2012 and then I lost my computer. I then waited a while for the time and money to get a new computer and software and now I'm ready to go. Why can't I upload any art to be critiqued? I don't see any options/links to click on to submit my art in my profile page. What gives? Am I missing something? Any help would be much appreciated!
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Are you referring to the contest submissions? If so DBH has moved on to a storefront type opportunity, where approved artists get a whole store to themselves! Pretty cool. They still do some partnership/themed contests but they are spread throughout the year. You should apply for a store: http://www.designbyhumans.com/become-an-artist/
I figured what you said was what I had to do, but since this didn't exist back in 2012 (Realizing that a lot can happen in 2 years), I thought I was already an "approved" artist on DBH. So, signing up to ba a DBH artist, will that create a separate profile then or will my new acceptance link to/integrate with my current 2 year-old profile?
You're really just signing up to open a store. It uses whatever account your logged into for the application. So if you have a profile you want to maintain, then apply using that account. Your profile will be kept and you'll simply have an application for a store created that we will review.
Just make sure you have a URL to a portfolio that we can check out, it's required as part of the application. Simple!
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Sometimes I will pick up an extra loaf of bread when I am out shopping for groceries. I know at the time that it is slightly more bread than I need to have on hand – even if I'm planning to make a lot of sandwiches – but I do it anyway because I know that the extra loaf will give me an excuse to ... Read More »
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As soon as strawberries come into season, I start making strawberry shortcakes for dessert. I love the combination of cake or biscuits, whipped cream and strawberries – especially when the strawberries are perfectly ripe and sweet – and it is so easy to make that it is always one of my go-to summertime desserts. Thees Strawberry, Mint and Lime Shortcakes put just a little twist ... Read More »
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Hanover-Horton Athletic Booster Draw Down
The Hanover-Horton Athletic Boosters are hosting their annual cash bash draw down on March 12, 2016 at the Davis Convention Center in Vandercook Lake. The cost is $70 for two people to attend. The door will open at 4:30 pm and dinner will be served at 5:00 pm. Ticket drawing will begin at 6:30 pm. There […]
Softball Defeats Homer in Pre-Districts
The varsity softball team defeated Homer in a pre-district game by a score of 6 to 5. Winning pitcher Emma Davis and Alexis Brockie led the Comets with 2 hits each.
Varsity Softball Drops Double Header
The varsity softball team dropped a doubleheader to Napoleon by scores of 15 to 5 and 18 to 5. In the first game, Brooke Watkins, Rachel Dennison and Emma Davis each had 2 hits for H-H. In game #2, Penny Bigham had 2 hits to lead the Comets.
Spring Sports Begin March 9th
The first day of practice for all High School Spring Sports in March 9, 2015. Please be sure that your student-athlete has a current physical on file. If he/she doesn't have a physical on file he/she will not be able to participate at all until one is handed into the High School Office.
Hanover-Horton Athletic Boosters 3rd Annual Casino Trip – Cancelled
The Hanover-Horton Athletic Boosters have scheduled their third annual Casino Trip for February 7, 2015. This year the bus will be leaving at 2:30 pm and returning by 10:00 pm. The cost is $40 per person. This includes a $25 casino credit. Please contact Jodi Snyder at 517-529-9234 or 517-787-5233 if you have any questions. […]
Annual Athletic Boosters Golf Outing Set For July 12th
The annual Hanover-Horton Athletics Boosters Golf Outing is set for Saturday, July 12th at Concord Hills Golf Course with a 9 a.m. shotgun start. The cost is $75 per person and the format will be a 4-person scramble. This covers a round of 18 holes, cart, 3 drink tickets, food at the turn, and food […]
Congratulations Softball District Champions
The Hanover-Horton varsity softball team defeat Homer en route to the district title. This is the first district title since 2010 and an awesome accomplishment for the team. For the full Mlive article, click here.
Scholar Athletes Honored by Cascade Conference
The Hanover-Horton High School proudly honored 9 athletes this past Thursday at the Gene Davis Dining Hall by the Cascade Conference for their work in the classroom and with athletics. The student-athletes honored were: Megan Klintworth, Shannon Richardson, Jordan Rigelman, Payton Dunning, Keelie Schmidt, Kylee Ackley, Tristan Swartout, Kayla Piloske, and Kim O'Connell. Congratulations Seniors!
Student Athletic Council Sponsors Egg Hunt
The Student Athletic Council hosted their annual egg hunt on Friday at the elementary school. All grades were able gather eggs spread across the playground in hopes of getting a treat. Even though it was a chilly day, the high school and elementary students had a blast. The Student Athletic Council is proud of the […]
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The Irving Police Department will present a Girls Summer Safety Conference. The 4-day conference will be at the Irving Police and Fire Training Academy, 2603 Esters Road. Classes will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be two sessions–July 28-31 and Aug. 4-7.
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