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Movember One in seven men living in the U.S. today will develop prostate cancer. A man dies from prostate cancer every 19 minutes even though prostate cancer is nearly 100% curable if caught early. These statistics inspired Boulder Community Health to form a team in support of Movember — an international movement where men grow moustaches in November to raise awareness of and funds for men's health issues, especially prostate cancer.
Movember Awareness, Education and Survivorship
Funds raised during Movember support men's health programs. These programs, directed by the Movember Foundation, are focused on awareness and education, living with and beyond cancer, staying mentally healthy, and research that has an everlasting impact on men's health.How it Works On Nov. 1, the first day of Movember, men start out with clean-shaven faces and then have the remainder of the month to grow and groom a Mo (slang for moustache), raising awareness and funds along the way. These "Mo Bros" effectively become walking talking billboards that prompt conversations. When friends or family ask about the moustache, a Mo Bro has the chance to explain Movember and raise awareness of men's health issues, especially prostate cancer.While growing a Mo is left to the men, women who participate in Movember - Mo Sisters - also play an important role in generating conversations about Movember and the health risks that men face.
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Of course, Movember will always be about Mo Bros growing manly moustaches to raise awareness of men's health issues, especially prostate cancer. But this year, there's a new way for men and women to get involved in the cause. It's with MOVE — a 30-day fitness challenge.
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One of our big goals this year is more independence for the boys. More independence in their learning, and more independence around the house. So far this school year, the boys have learned to unload, load and start the dishwasher. They have learned how to do laundry and the typical settings on the washer and dryer. Hunter already knows how to load the wood stove and Chandler is learning now too. They help Kelly haul and stack wood. Hunter drives the tractor with a load of wood. Hunter takes good care of our chickens and he will go out alone after dark to close the coop. Both boys help dust, vacuüm and sweep but they miss some spots. They are really good at straightening up the house and don't leave their toys lying about very often. They are learning to cook.
They can also go into our local Subway, order and pay for their meals without my help. The girls at the counter usually give them free cookies. One day, an older woman thought the boys were alone, and marched around looking for their mom. When she saw me, she went back to her place in line. It's kind of funny. I wonder how many kids are learning to do things like this independently.
With school work, this year has been the best one yet! I'm so glad Kelly suggested we continue homeschooling them. Kelly helps with their lessons and helps with the explanations for math. It's like a tag team with us now. When the kids are being too literal about my directions, it is frustrating. I think we've got the spelling kinks worked out now. The boys are learning to spell new words at a good clip. With Hunter, it is either maturity, brain development, or more focus, but he is learning sequential, written language faster than ever. I think it has "clicked" for him.
It is possible that video games and all they have learned with Minecraft has helped bridge some of these connections. They need to spell correctly in Minecraft, so they have learned many words this way. They also need to remember names, URLs, codes, passwords, items available in a MOD, and instructions on how to build cool things in the game, etc. I never thought I would say it, but video games are educational.
We have changed our schedule and this is helping with the basic school work. Now five mornings a week the boys can work on the 3Rs. A typical morning starts out with breakfast. Sometimes I will read a biography while they are eating. Right now, we are reading a biography about George Washington. After they eat, we usually look up the locations mentioned in the book on our wall maps. They love map work at home! We also have Daily Geography, and they like this too. I do this with them about once a week.
Next, the boys will do their Teaching Textbooks lesson on their laptops in the classroom. If they need help with a concept, either Kelly or I will explain it. If we are having trouble explaining it, then they can watch a Math-U-See lesson. Now that both boys are willing to write more, they are doing their math problems on paper instead of trying to do it all in their heads. If they miss too many on TT, then I delete those questions from the grade book and have them do those over to make sure they understand. Occasionally, I print the grade book to keep a paper record of their progress. Both boys will finish in May. Hunter is doing TT5 and Chandler is doing TT3.
For reading, they pick one or two short books and read for 40 minutes. Then we discuss the books they read, and the boys rate them on a scale of 1 to 5. I use the Goodreads app, scan the bar code on the book, shelve the book in either Hunter's or Chandlers 2014 shelf, and click the rating they said. Eventually, I'd like the boys to write occasional reviews for the books they read.
For writing, they either do copywork, or write their own sentences. Their sentences are very basic, so I am planning to order IEW because they need more help with writing. I think knowing how to spell more words will improve writing skills too. Hunter does not like to spell words wrong, so it stifles his writing. He will choose bigger words, not know how to spell the word, and insert an easier word.
For spelling, we are reviewing the Dolch words. They are going through these at a fast clip. I'm testing them first, without reviewing the list. Any words they miss, I have them do the Spelling Power technique, which is "see, say, write, cover, and spell." We also added "build," which means they use Banana-grams tiles to spell the word. The boys are learning fast, and remembering them the next day and later in the week. I plan to order Spelling Power after they learn the Dolch words.
The boys are getting plenty of science and nature study with our activities, along with Lego and art. They are also doing what we now call the CM Quartet: poetry recitation, picture study, composer, and Shakespeare. We have commitments two afternoons a week with our Charlotte Mason Co-op and 4H. We are also diving at the pool and in open water. Hunter will dive in open water soon, and hopefully he will want to work some more on the mask skill. He is a good diver, and as soon as he can remove, replace, and clear his mask underwater, he will earn his junior certification. He has completed all the coursework except the last test.


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Review: Rich and Mad by William Nicholson
Publisher: Egmont
Format: Paperback
Released: April 5th, 2010
Grade rating: A-
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This is a compelling and beautifully written novel about first love, first sex, and everything in between. Maddy Fisher has decided to fall in love. And not just any sort of love: can't-eat can't-sleep crazy in love. Rich Ross is after the same thing. He's set his sights high, and he's going to make it happen. The problem is, in life's messy whirlwind of friends and lies and sex and porn, the real thing can be hard to fine. But there's always a first time for everything...
Rich and Mad is a brilliant novel about love, sex and growing up. It's honest and emotive, and explores the inner workings of the teenage mind.
Rich and Maddy are both characters I easily related to, because of their innocence and insecurities. They're both trying to navigate their way through adolescence, and are somewhat overwhelmed by all the relationship problems that accompany those later teen years. First love, first sex... when you think about it, it's an emotional minefield. There's so much to worry about, and so much to learn -- where do you start?
Nicholson manages to write about a first sexual experience with such honesty and insight; every awkward step is noted, every fear is addressed, and it's far from those perfect movie moments we're all so used to. His realism reminded me of early Melvin Burgess books, most notably Junk and Doing It, which are two other stories dealing with similar themes. I never thought male authors could capture a teenage girl's emotional state so well, but Nicholson's writing has proved me wrong.
Love also plays a huge part in Rich and Mad. What is it? How do you get it? Who do you give it to? These are all questions asked and answered over the course of the novel, with insightful extracts from The Art of Loving by Erich Fromm interspersed throughout. As a 17-year-old, love is a mysterious thing; it's new and confusing, and there's no rule book to guide you through it. Rich and Maddy do their best to figure it all out and, as a result, a really beautiful friendship forms. I loved their whole relationship from start to finish, and I'm holding out hope that Nicholson might continue their story in the future.
At times it was a bit too sweet and sugary for me, but that's not so much a criticism, more like a personal observation. I think teen readers will really respond to this one, as Nicholson has done a fantastic job of presenting a relatable plot with characters you'll love. Rich and Mad will give every reader something to think about, and a new perspective on love in all its many forms.
* Note: This book is highly explicit in parts, so I would advise caution if purchasing on behalf of a younger teenager.
13 comments:
- Just Your Typical Book Blog said...
Wow, what a wonderful review! I love it when an author can really capture a voice. I haven't heard of this before, but I'm going to put it on my wish list. Thanks Jenny!
- 5 April 2010 at 13:58
- Kate Evangelista said...
Sex seems like a touchy subject when it comes to YA novels, but I'm glad that there is one that explores it well. Great review!
- 5 April 2010 at 14:27
- asamum said...
Ohhh another one to add to the wishlist. Thanks for the review :)
- 5 April 2010 at 14:59
- Becky said...
What an interesting book! I think I might get this one. I'm intrigued. This couldn't be any more different to The Wind Singer. Great review Jenny!
- 5 April 2010 at 15:19
- Dwayne said...
Wonderful review - reminds me of Forever by Judy Blume. I didn't like that one much, but I'll try and read this one and see :)
- 5 April 2010 at 16:34
- So Many Books, So Little Time said...
This sounds fantastic. Any similarities to Melvin Burgess make this one a winner for me! I'm definitely adding this to my wishlist!
- 5 April 2010 at 18:36
- Lauren said...
I saw this a couple of weeks ago on Amazon and thought it looked really good, but I couldn't find a single review for it on the internet, which I thought was strange, so thanks for your (great) review. Since now I know for sure I'll be reading it. :)
- 5 April 2010 at 21:04
- Luisa at Chicklish said...
I love the sound of this! Thank you for the great review - I definitely want to read it.
- 5 April 2010 at 22:26
- Book Monster said...
Interesting , never heard of this book before but the cover certainly catches my eyes.
- 6 April 2010 at 07:12
- Lauren said...
Like Dwayne, I've been reminded of Judy Blume's Forever from reading your review. I hadn't heard of this one before but I really like the sound of it.
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Let's face it, we're all growing older every day. If you're over 30, Scientists say the number of brain cells you have are starting to decline. But, they also say that based on a physical behavior called neuroplasticity, our brain can grow new brain cells throughout our lives, regardless of age. The key, they say, is to continually be challenging our brains. It's this challenge that causes the growth. Therefore, it is possible to reverse the mental decline normally brought on as we age.
Now, lets take the neuroplasticity concept one step further..
If we were to be regularly challenging our brain, our brain would respond in turn by growing new brain cells and new brain connections. By continuing this habit over time, we not only could reverse the brain-age decline normally associated with growing old, but we could actually be building what's called a "cognitive reserve".
This so called cognitive reserve, or brain-buffer, can help protect us against Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. In fact, studies such as the Nun Study have shown that even if we do contract the markers of Alzheimer's, our cognitive reserve can help us compensate.
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EL DORADO —Led by Benard Keter the Cloud County men's cross country team had three runners finish in the top ten at the Butler County Invitational here on Friday.
Keter finished first with a time of 14:45 in the 5K race.
Cloud County's Quinton Isaacson was ninth in 18:34 and Shilo Goracke was 10th in 18:36.
Hunter Hosler rounded out the T-Birds runners with a 13th place finish in 19:00.
Katie Lambert led the women with a third place finish in 16:40 time in the 4K race.
Kendra Alcorn was 21st in 19:26, Valentine Kitur, 22nd, 20:01, Allyn Purdy, 23rd, 20:02 and Brianna Wickersham 27th in 22:03.
"Everyone competed well under poor footing and conditions," said Cloud County Coach Drew Mahin.
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My Love Affair with Acers Ferrari Notebook
Get under the hood of Acer's new Ferrari-branded notebook to find out why eWEEK.com Mobile Center Editor Rob Enderle is so smitten.Every other notebook I have ever had pales in comparison to my new Ferrari-branded notebook from Acer. Since I brought my new purchase home, my IBM T-40 has been hiding in the corner, the Toshiba Tablet is putting up a brave front, the 17-inch Gateway is on the shelf looking the other way, and even the new Sony 505 looks abashed next to this stunning red box. From its three coats of high-quality automotive paint and Ferrari branding on the case to its brushed silver interior and tastefully etched logos, this machine is a thing of beauty. When I walk into a room with this baby, even the Apple users join the throngs of admirers. However, much like owning an exotic car, there are some trade-offs to all of this fame. For instance, I rarely let this laptop leave my sight. I am convinced that should it be out of sight for a moment someone else will touch, fondle or "borrow" it. And because I worry about the finish, I am constantly aware of what Im doing in the vicinity of the notebook. The dogs and cats know that it is off-limits, and I dont allow anyone near it with food or drink. I have a hard time thinking of putting it in a computer bag and have started to wish that I had a laptop cover, which, like a car cover, would protect it against unfit eyes, my laptop bag and the elements.
As you would expect, performance is very strong, but battery life isnt. Im getting around 3 hours of heavy use with the 802.11g network at full power. Of course thats the same trade-off with a car; you dont buy a high-performance car and expect to get good gas mileage. (I think I just heard a snicker from the IBM T-40, which gets around 7 hours.)
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CHICAGO — Tony Cingrani's lack of control exposed a rusty Cincinnati Reds bullpen.
Darwin Barney and Welington Castillo hit two-run homers and Mike Olt added a solo shot for the Chicago Cubs, who broke out of a weeklong offensive funk and beat Cincinnati 8-4 yesterday.
The Cubs scored a run in each of the first three innings off Cingrani.
"It wasn't that he was hit hard. He gave up the home run to Olt and a couple of hard-hit balls, base hits," Reds manager Bryan Price said. "But he was just kind of around the (strike) zone but not in it enough, (and) he didn't have a lot of reliable secondary stuff to get over. But more than anything, he just wasn't pounding the zone with his fastball."
Cingrani (1-2) gave up three runs in five innings.
Jay Bruce went 3 for 3 with a walk for the Reds, who had won 16 of the past 17 at Wrigley Field and weren't able to extend a three-game winning streak.
Emilio Bonifacio led off the first with a single for Chicago, went to second on a walk to Junior Lake and came home on a single by Justin Ruggiano.
Olt stretched the lead to 2-0 when he led off the second with his third homer of the season.
"I've been battling myself the last couple of starts, and I'm just trying to find that command and my consistent mechanics." Cingrani said. "It just hasn't been working that well the last couple of starts."
Price said: "He just wasn't the same guy that we've seen most of the time. He's been a little sporadic with his location."
Reds reliever Logan Ondrusek was hit hard in his first appearance since April 8. He allowed three runs on four hits, including a two-run homer to Barney in the sixth inning.
"I don't think he would give you an excuse for anything," Price said. "We're not about excuses, (but) it's been about 10 days since he last pitched in a game. He's thrown in the bullpen a lot and had a chance to stay sharp that way, but there is nothing like competition."
Meanwhile, the Reds activated left-handed reliever Sean Marshall from the 15-day disabled list and optioned right-hander Curtis Partch to triple-A Louisville.
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Originally Posted by Erin"Sorry..." the changeling's antenna drooped, and her shoulders slumped, somehow making her look even smaller.
"You could take his shirt," she suggested. Or the armor he's wearing under his shirt, she thought.
Assuming the handcuffs are forthcoming, Whim cuffed the Russian to a bit of shadow, testing the bond. Then she emerged and closed the Ghost Gate.
"Here. Give me your hand." Cuchulainn said once Aleksander was gone, taking Rose by the hand. The grizzled man concentrated for a moment, and the Sin-Eater felt the flesh around the wound itch and then begin to run together, as though so much melted wax. It felt like it should hurt, and quite a bit at that. But at the most, it just... itched. It was with a queer, fluttery feeling that the healing finished, but at least Rose was no longer bleeding.
Originally Posted by CaelanThat's right. She wasn't a mindless zombie. She finally glanced to Rakesh's sharp eyes. "I'll be okay," she muttered. Sorry, Cae added silently.
Originally Posted by IlkinThen he looked back at Seventeen. "Can you or one of yours head off the police?" he asked, "They have no idea what is going on and will likely go insane if they try to get involved."
"Innocent girl involved in drug trouble, gotcha." Whim made a face, which made her look rather younger than her years. The green-haired girl sighed. "Good luck. Try not to get killed."
"Always, Whim." Seventeen said with a strained laugh. The Guardian looked at the Museum of the Industrial Revolution, now turned to something altogether more alien. "See you in fifteen minutes."
Schäfer's laboratory stank. The sharp tang of formaldehyde, the sickly-sweet smell of decaying flesh, the coppery smell of blood. It was a veritable stew of odors, haphazardly mixed in the memories of a long-dead mage, and then thrown out into the modern world to create this simulacrum of a laboratory.
It wasn't real. Not even in the sense of having once existed. The twisted corridors you passed through never existed in Geneva or anywhere outside of Schäfer's mechanical memory. You passed by things that were never made. Bottles and beakers with no openings, merely glass bubbles full of some noxiously-colored liquid. Operating tables with too many straps, too many knives and saws all stuffed into pockets on the side. Paradoxical windows that opened in the middle of the building, tiny and high above you, showing the snowy street of some Swiss winter centuries ago.
"It's like a house of mirrors." Rakesh said after a moment, the werewolf tense as a coiled spring. "Reality deformed."
"More irritatingly, corridors deformed as well." Seventeen said airily, tapping his cane against the wood before pointing straight ahead. "But unless they've moved, the curio room would be down that corridor."
"And Robert is below us." Rakesh responded, looking at the wood as well. "Assuming there's even a modicum of congruence with the real museum, the stairs should be to the left of us. Where should we go first?"


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Apple's iPad is making rounds in healthcare. Its ergonomic design, long battery life and beautiful user interface (UI) gives other tablets a run for their money. As the iPad is grows in popularity among physicians, more and more EHR vendors are releasing iPad-specific versions of their EMRs. Some offer native iPad EMRs; others offer Web-browser access through the iPad. However, there is no perfect iPad EMR solution. Each type of deployment has it benefits and drawbacks. In this guide we review the three main iPad EMR options:
Web-based EMRs. These systems are used through a Web browser, and can therefore be accessed using the iPad's Safari browser. They are great for many reasons.
Remote access EMRs. Most client/server, on-premise EMRs can be accessed from a remote system, including iPads, through utilities like Citrix. This isn't ideal, but it works.
Native iPad EMRs. These are probably what you want most—a slick app developed just for the iPad—but the options are very limited so far. You might have to wait.
Until more native iPad EMRs hit the market, we think physicians are best off using Web-based EMRs. There are a number of viable Web-based systems on the market, so physicians will be able to find one that has capabilities for their size and type of practice (e.g. WebPT for physical therapists). Additionally, many Web-based EMR vendors have received ONC-ATCB certification. This is a requirement for doctors that want to receive HITECH Act funds.
To see a full list of options, visit our Web-based EMR guide.
As noted in our table above, several leading vendors offer remote access to their EMR. Using this deployment model, your EMR runs on a server (likely in your IT closet), but is remotely displayed on the iPad over a network. There isn't really an EMR application running on the iPad. Instead, the remote access application is allowing you to view the application as if you were at a desktop or laptop. This approach will allow you to access Allscripts, GE Centricity or any other number of major EMR systems. However, you'll be seeing the usual Windows UI, not an iPad interface. This means you're not taking full advantage of the iPad's slick UI (the reason you bought the iPad to begin with). It's a little kludgy, but it works.
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|Robbie Shepherd shares his trip to Oban and Taynuilt with Donald Shaw and Karen Matheson.
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July 11, 2008 Burbank, California
Today I met Joe Beimel at a Staples Location here in Southern California. He was scheduled to sign autographs at 12pm. I got there 1 hour before and I thought I was going to see a big crowd but only about 15 people were in front of me. That's cool for me. Once it was my turn to meet him, I gave him a couple of pictures for him to sign. On the table, there was a Joe Beimel Bobblehead. I assume it's the one that they will give away at Dodger Stadium on August 12 ! The Beimel bobblehead looks good. Sometimes these bobbleheads look bad and don't even look like the players. But this is one does look like Beimel. While he signed my items, I told him they did a
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I was going to ask Joe if he was going to invite Troy from West Virginia a invite to L.A. for his Bobblehead night. lol But I totally forgot.
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Hey Roberto:
Excellent photo of you and Joe Beimel. The bobblehead looks awesome and even has Joe with his trademark 5 o'clock shadow too boot! Don't be surprised if you see Troy from West Virginia make a special appearance at this game. As Troy would say, "Beimel is coming into the game and he's money in the bank!"
awwwwwww beimel……❤!! i heard about this event and the first thing i thought was, "i hope that guy goes and takes photos so i can say 'awwwwwww beimel……'" and YOU DID IT. YAY.
"i hope that guy goes" lol thanks steph
Troy what are you waiting for buddy? Get your sorry butt off that flipping couch right now and start typing a comment about Joe and his brand new bobblehead!
roberto! dewitt today! i can't go but you better!!!!!!!
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|Y&R: Chelsea Rats Out Sharon!; airs wk 12/10
|Tweet Topic Started: Dec 7 2012, 08:27 AM (5,089 Views)
|Queen B
|Dec 8 2012, 01:30 PM Post #41
personally I don't understand why Sharon is the man stealer in this situation when she's probably the most helpless. Sharon is being smuthered by Adam and not giving her any room to breath, trying to isolate her from ME else and convincing her that Crazy Eyes and Noah are against her . Chelsea is an idiot and should take a look at the sack of shit she's married to instead of trying to ruin Sharon
|Dec 8 2012, 01:52 PM Post #42
|It doesn't matter if he is a sack of shit or not, it HER sack of shit. Helpless my ass.
|Queen B
|Dec 8 2012, 02:43 PM Post #43
Chelsea is just a jealous vagina and wants to blame Sharon for her husband being a lying, cheating sociopath. Actually is seems ME wants to find a way to blame Sharon in this situation when its actually Adam stuck on Sharon like shit on a hamsters ass
|Queen B
|Dec 8 2012, 02:44 PM Post #44
When I try to say C U N T it changes to vagina! This is hilarious
|Dec 8 2012, 02:45 PM Post #45
My reaction to current Y&R ...
LOL a jealous vagina!
|Dec 8 2012, 03:00 PM Post #46
We feel that way about Victoria...She got kidnapped and folks think she doesn't have the right to be upset and snappy at people... Go figure.
Nothing is ever good enough. I have learn to not care what Victoria haters say..My point.. Don't worry about Sharon haters.. it goes along way. :)
Edited by Daytime, Dec 8 2012, 03:02 PM.
|Dec 8 2012, 03:38 PM Post #47
One last comment on the Shadam situation, from me at least.
Who called Adam from the burning ranch and got him involved again in her misery ?
Who text Adam and said "I need you" when he was at home with his wife ?
I'm not saying Adam is a saint, it's bull. But Chelsea's jealousy is justified.
Adam's a dick and Chelsea got stuck with a dirty, cheesy one.
Let "c u n t #1" have him.
|Queen B
|Dec 8 2012, 03:42 PM Post #48
I would love nothing more than for vagina #1 to keep Adam.
|Dec 8 2012, 03:52 PM Post #49
In my opinion, Chelsea is getting exactly what she deserves for what she did to Villy... Now she knows how it feels to have a third party interfering.. I will never ever forgive that street trash. I hope Adam dumps her. Chelsea didn't have an excuse for drugging Billy or ragging on Victoria's inability to have children.. Nothing but them $$$$... And yes, she gave them Johnny.. why? Because she saw more $$$$$ by marrying Adam. Sharon has a lawful reason for craziness..What was Chelsea's excuse? I am getting delight in Chelsea woes! lol Payback's a bi**ch ! haha
Thumbs down me if you want. lol
|Dec 8 2012, 04:05 PM Post #50
Didn't they get something from it? The child that Victoria was yearning for and could not produce? Street trash as she is, she did them a baby. And after she gave them her kid, has she gone back on her word of interfering with them?
Anyway whose idea was it for her to hookup with Billy in the first place? Wasn't it Vic Senior? Without Vic Senior, Would Chelsea be in the picture?
|Dec 8 2012, 04:08 PM Post #51
My reaction to current Y&R ...
Excellent advice Daytime :thumbsup:
|Queen B
|Dec 8 2012, 04:25 PM Post #52
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|Dec 8 2012, 05:14 PM Post #53
and when Chelsea saw that billy and victoria were really in love, she backed off of wanting billy for herself.
She gave them the baby long before she and adam got involved.
She was a con artist, she has since reformed, and she's not a full blown nut job, a klepto or a nympho.
Chelsea is the only thing that makes adam even a little bit likeable.
|Dec 8 2012, 05:28 PM Post #54
I am part of the minority who likes Adam way before Chelsea came into the picture. It really does not bother me when Adam does anything because I just chalk it up to him being Vic Newman Jr. Like father like son. No one can deny that Adam is not Vic Senior's kid. Both Victoria and Adam are alike, unfortunately N i c k is more like his mother. But anyway, I w i l l take Adam any day over Victoria.
I dont see why Chelsea is surprise at Adam's behavior. Victoria told her about Adam. Sharon even told her about Adam. So really why is she surprise and throwing a hissy fit? She knew Adam is the president of the pariah club and he is not ashamed of it. Yes, Chelsea made Adam into a different man, but he is not so different. So she either deal with it or just leave him alone.
|Dec 8 2012, 08:31 PM Post #55
She can rot in hell as far as I'm concerned. She took great delight in what she did. There isn't enough whitewash on the face of the planet to erase the bad taste I have for her.
|Dec 8 2012, 10:42 PM Post #56
exactly. she felt bad about what she did and hasn't gone back on her word. She has since buried the hatchet with Victoria and they are on civil terms. Hence they were chatting at the party with Nikki.
|Dec 9 2012, 04:14 AM Post #57
:iagree: a :cart: if they throw the crazy bitch S h a r on in jail and arrest Adam, N ic k and Noah for covering up for the :drunk: bitch
|Dec 9 2012, 09:56 AM Post #58
We know how Chelsea came on the show, remember who paid her to do it? She did that sort of shit for a living.
Thanks for bringing that up! #OFF-TOPIC (kind of)
Now that ME knows how Schmoop was conceived, Why in the HELL would give her funky-ass FATHER a 2nd chance, but won't forgive her Husband? Grumpy Pants has done WORSE to her than Billy's ever did!
This is 1 of the reasons why I say that Billy needs to DROP-KICK this Nappy-headed bitch, :flipoff: and take Schmoop with him! I'm so tired of her acting like her fucking daddy can't do no wrong! :moon:
|Dec 9 2012, 11:47 AM Post #59
|like I said before considering how ChelC landed on Villy's doorstep, she deserves this karma. She broke a number one rule...you NEVER allow another woman to move into your house. Adam has proved that ChelC was NOTHING more then rebound ass. Does she have a right to be pissed? YES at herself! She needed that kiss to tell her that Adam still cared for his exwife? I mean, remember a few weeks ago when Adam was trying to invite Sharon to lunch? He couldn't get reach her so ChelC asked if he wanted to join her for lunch. He told her NO cause Sharon may come through. He turned down spending time with his wife on a MAYBE date with his ex-wife? Yet ChelC needed more proof? :huh:
|Dec 9 2012, 01:02 PM Post #60
Funny how it's the wife's fault isn't it? Never mind that Adam's a slut and went running when Sharonho called. 'If you do this, Sharon could lose Faith... can't include Noah, he's a big boy and should know better.' NO SHIT! She should lose her until she get's her head screwed on right and stops self destructing and taking other women's husbands with her.
If this bitch was anyone else, you guys would agree that Chelseas isn't the fault of this mess. The Newman screen door is at fault.
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Castle made a clever move, returning with an episode that makes good on the title "Under Fire." Can Esposito and Ryan escape a conflagration by relighting the forges of Erebor and smelting a giant dwarf statue? Or maybe they're just hoping for the fire department to rescue them?
The Players:
- Director: Paul Holahan
- Writers: Andrew W. Marlowe and David Amann
- Cast: Nathan Fillion, Stana Katic, Jon Huertas, Seamus Dever, Molly Quinn, Susan Sullivan
Episode Title: "Under Fire"
The show returns with Castle and Beckett already grim-faced at the site of a blaze. Jenny, Ryan's very pregnant wife, calls asking Kate where her husband is. Has something happened? Of course it has! Cut to 12 hours earlier. A body found at the site of a fire turns out to be a fire department investigator. He was on the trail of a serial arsonist called The Phantom" and was killed at the scene of one of his trademark fires. Castle and Beckett are on the interview trail, talking to some pyrophiliacs, while Esposito and Ryan check out a prospective target building. They stumble into the arsonist's lab, and it self-destructs in an exposition that engulfs the warehouse in flames. So 20 minutes in, Castle and Beckett are standing helplessly outside a burning building, not knowing if their friends are still alive. Richard realizes the arson lab must have a contingency exit below, so there's still a chance his friends could have gotten out. Even though they fall to the basement mostly intact and called Beckett, the boys are passing out from carbon monoxide. It's all Ryan can do to settle on a name for the baby with Jenny, who's now in labor. Castle figures out that a building inspector is behind the fires, which is why he's so good at setting them and has an excuse to watch. He's eventually persuaded to give up the secret entrance. The detectives are rescued, and Ryan "smells great" when he greets his wife and new daughter.
The Good:
- New York's Finest: It was nice to have a little assist from FDNY. The day players were as competent and sharply dressed as our regulars, adept at delivering exposition and interesting. They were also a perfect group to tuck the real arsonist until he was exposed. Hiding in plain sight, indeed.
- Fire Cannot Kill A Regular Cast Member: All due homage to the script. The button opening the episode, of Jenny's phone call to Kate, did a fantastic job of setting up the tension for Ryan and Esposito's inferno. Of course the odds are mostly in your favor if you're a supporting player of six seasons. But Castle starts in peril and gives credence to the idea that this is how they would kill someone off. Thank goodness the possibilities of goofy-dad Ryan and awkward-with-babies Esposito are too great to pass up on. But the episode is structured to make you genuinely scared for them both. It mostly works.
- King Under The Mountain: He may not be dragon-amazing, but Kevin Ryan is pretty great. Seamus Dever is often called on for levity, exposition or action, but not necessarily all three in the same episode. The show gave him a meaty (flamey?) dilemma and he did a heroic job facing it. The tortured phone call between husband and wife reminds us of the opening of Star Trek but hey, steal from the best.
The So-So:
- If You Can't Stand The Heat: The script does a number of interesting things to make the arsonists as pathologically crazy as murderers and make arson even sound like murder. The first fire freak the cops talk to does a fine job of this. "A building is like a person" was the creepiest line of the night. But the geek owner of a fire enthusiast web site? The "accelerant signature" that was just a big 'X'? Not so much.
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Castle overworks itself trying to make arson-homicide feel the same as good-old fashioned murder. The results are mixed, but "Under Fire" gets almost everything else right. There's snappy dialog, an interesting play with structure, and the plot of a new CBS procedural about fire investigators in the making. What a way to bring Ryan's daughter into the world, and what a way for Castle to return.
Rating: 7/10
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The International Furnishings and Design Association released the second half of its Vision for the Future survey last week, a document that outlines in broad strokes what trends home furnishings designers and retailers will need to address in the future.
The study's conclusions were arrived at by polling manufacturers, designers, retailers, marketers and editors. All were asked to weigh in with their opinions about how life at home will change over the next 20 years.
The resulting report may be a bit of a mixed bag, but it's fun to chew on.
The notion that master bathrooms will continue to become larger makes sense, as does the idea that more of those master baths will include spa showers, whirlpool tubs and exercise equipment. (Note to makers of bath rugs: sizing will need to be larger, and coordinate sets might be a good idea.)
But are people really going to hang out in the bathroom to chat on the phone? How about the bathroom as a spot to send and receive e-mail? The bathroom is supposed to be the one spot in the house where a body can have some peace. I can't see the attraction of dragging worldwide telecommunications devices into the sanctuary.
There's a lot of talk in the survey about the home office, including the suggestion that homes of the future may come equipped with more than one professional workspace. Master bedrooms are expected to become ever larger and more luxurious, sometimes pulling extra duty as a living space/bedroom/office suite. Guest rooms are to become multi-functional spaces that can transform themselves into media rooms, hobby rooms and additional office space.
It's all bigger, more flexible and more heavily appointed with gadgetry, entertainment centers and the seemingly inevitable home office accouterments-except for the rooms envisioned by the kids who one day will have a great deal of influence on how such things are designed.
Bucking the "more, more, more" trend, students at the Fashion Institute of Technology reportedly placed very few home furnishings in their rooms of the future, according to the survey. Instead, they concentrated on "techno-furnishings to make life easier."
Where industry elders imagine the merger of living rooms and dining areas into splendid "great rooms," the FIT kids see place mats with fiber optic messages. The professionals predict a heavier reliance on micro-fibers and a push into green fibers. The students call for self-warming fabrics. The lighting industry folk point to computer-automated smart controls. The FIT gang looks toward fiber optic "window-scapes" whose feature scenes can be changed to hide poor views or, potentially, to suit a particular mood or occasion.
Since these budding designers will in 20 years' time become a huge market at the peak of their spending power, odds are they're the ones to listen to on this score.
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