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Articles that increase understanding of neuropsychological functions in both normal and disordered states and across the lifespan are encouraged. Neuropsychology focuses on basic research as well as on applied, clinical research that will stimulate systematic experimental, cognitive, and behavioral investigations as well as improve the effectiveness, range, and depth of clinical practice. Theoretical reviews, meta-analyses, and case reports with heuristic value are also published.
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Brigham Young University
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Yale University
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong
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VA San Diego Healthcare System
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University of Iowa
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VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System
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Murdoch Children's Research Institute/University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Penn State University
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University of California, Los Angeles
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CLA Semel Institute, University of California School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California
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The Ohio State University College of Medicine
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University of Florida
Cathy Catroppa
Murdoch Children's Research Institute/University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
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Florida International University
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University of Wisconsin–Madison and Madison VA Hospital
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St Thomas's Hospital, London, UK
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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University of California, San Francisco
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University of California, San Francisco
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Harvard Medical School
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University of Cincinnati
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts, and Harvard Medical School
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Monash University, Victoria, Australia
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Barrow Neurological Institute
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Washington University
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VA San Diego Healthcare System
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Rush University Medical Center
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West Virginia University School of Medicine
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University of California, San Diego
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Wayne State University
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Indiana University School of Medicine
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Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio
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University of Connecticut
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Harvard Medical School
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University of Iowa
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Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy
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Pennsylvania State University
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Inova Children's Hospital, Falls Church, VA
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New York University School of Medicine
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University of Southern California
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University of Pittsburgh
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SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
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Brigham Young University
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Medical College of Wisconsin
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The Ohio State University College of Medicine
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Murdoch Children's Research Institute/University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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University of Pennsylvania
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University of Oregon
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Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
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Stanford University School of Medicine
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts
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University of California, San Diego
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University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
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Washington University in St. Louis
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Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio
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Marquette University and the Medical College of Wisconsin
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Washington State University
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University of Maryland
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Columbia University
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Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center and Yale University School of Medicine, Hartford, Connecticut
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts, and Harvard Medical School
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Barrow Neurological Institute
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Indiana University School of Medicine
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VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston, Massachusetts, and Boston University Medical School
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The College of New Jersey
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Iowa State University
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Washington University in St. Louis
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Wayne State University
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The Ohio State University and Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus, Ohio
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University of Toronto Scarborough
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University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
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University of Iowa
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Tor Vergata University, Rome, Italy
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Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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University of Nebraska–Lincoln
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Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza," Rome, Italy
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Medical College of Wisconsin
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King's College London, London, England
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University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
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Oregon Health & Science University
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University of Iowa College of Medicine
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The first CBMC African Leadership Forum was by all accounts amazing. Five CBMC veterans from the United States were selected to travel to Victoria Falls, August 28 through September 2 for this inaugural trip.
Patrick O'Neal, president emeritus of CBMC, and his wife, Tina, made the trek halfway around the world, and both agreed it was a time they will never forget. "It was a real joy being here with our African brothers and sisters. Their hearts are excited, and they are wide open to the need for practical training on a host of topics," Patrick said.
Many of the 38 Africans who attended, endured long lines at border checkpoints. Others traveled non-stop for three days to be there. Still others took expensive airline flights. Most agreed it was well worth whatever inconveniences they experienced. Patrick said, "I had the pleasure of conducting a class called 'Doing Business as a Christian,' and Tina spoke to the women on 'How To Disciple Women.' And the amazing part is, I never saw anything but willing hearts and smiling faces."
Paul Johnson of Minneapolis echoed that sentiment saying the faces, the smiles, and the openness are things he will never forget. "What's interesting to me is that a house captivated by Christ is the same no matter where I've travelled," he reflected. Paul is well-qualified to make that statement having travelled the globe for CBMC, sharing Christ from village to village and town to town.
"This trip to Africa was an overview trip, so we didn't have time to drill down on many things we wanted to, like coaching and team training," Johnson said. "The hope is to return at some point and conduct a 'Train the Trainer' series of classes so that African leaders can take this information and run with it."
One of the most exciting classes, Connect3 training, was taught by Lee Atchley of Chattanooga, and those in attendance from eight African nations were especially interested in the practical applications of that popular offering.
Timo Plutschinski, president of Europartners (CBMC Europe), told African leaders that, like the United States, Europe stands ready to assist them in their quest to share Christ with others across their vast continent.
Baltimore-area Leader Chuck Whitmore was fascinated by what he experienced and believes that what the CBMC team shared will have a lasting impact on those who came. "It was a wonderful experience, and the various men and women there sincerely appreciated the materials and the overviews on how to best use them," Chuck said.
Each day began at sunrise with devotions and sometimes the meetings and workshops were still going long after dinner. Paul observed, "Nobody much cared about what the clock was saying. We were all immersed in the experience of sharing and receiving Christ."
No trip to Livingston, Zambia, would be complete without a trip to Victoria Falls but O'Neal and Johnson ignored the more sanguine approach. Word is they boarded an ultra-light (a 2-passenger go-cart with wings) and flew over the mammoth falls.
As the curtain came down on this amazing trek, some went off to experience a true African sunset dinner cruise while others departed for Botswana for a photographic safari. Rest assured, thanks to the unwavering faith of men and women across Africa, CBMC is not only alive and well but looking for Christ's work through our ministry to grow exponentially in the years ahead.


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It can be a violent world out there on the streets of Fayetteville. A daily perusal of the crime news makes that clear. And when reports of violent crimes increase 13 percent in one year, it should get everyone's attention.
Although murders actually declined by 24 percent last year, according to Fayetteville Police Department statistics, rapes were up 24 percent, robberies were up 15 percent, and assaults rose 12 percent.
The exclamation point on that trend came in a two-week period that began in late November, when police investigated six shootings, including one robbery in which a homeless veteran was killed and two convenience-store holdups in which three clerks were shot.
When he was introduced at a press conference earlier this month, new Police Chief Harold Medlock said the rise in violence would be his first priority. That starts with getting guns out of the hands of criminals, he said.
The effort actually began last fall, when interim Chief Katherine Bryant created a gun-violence task force. Since then, the task force has executed 53 search warrants, seized 64 firearms, and made 110 arrests, including 23 involving possible federal firearms violations.
That unit's success has inspired the department to create a full-time unit working on gun and gang violence that collaborates with other law enforcement agencies to pursue gun-wielding criminals.
Some of our community's violence is committed by gangs. Few of us mourn when the shooting involves one gang member killing a rival. Trouble is, innocent civilians too often get caught in the crossfire, and other times, gang members target members of the public.
We all need to know more about gangs and their activities, how to recognize them and when to dial 911. A public meeting Thursday at 6 p.m. at Snyder Memorial Baptist Church, on Westmont Drive, will help with that. Police will talk about indicators of gang activity and what the public can do to help prevent gangs.
Public participation in crime prevention is really the only way we'll ever get serious reductions in the city's crime rate. Shortly before he was chosen to be the city's next police chief, Medlock told a public meeting that he envisions collaborative programs that involve residents and business owners in the anti-crime effort. It is, he said, the path we must take, because the police alone can't do it.
As former Chief Tom Bergamine said so many times, we can't arrest our way out of this. But a more vigilant community is part of the answer.
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Watch us come to life in Beauregard Parish this holiday season!!Enjoy a dazzling Christmas Celebration with a downtown Christmas Festival, starting off with a parade and then experience unique shopping and much more. There will be live music and entertainment all day. Lots of activities for the kids. Come take pictures with Mr. and Mrs. Claus.
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Can basal and squamous cell skin cancers be found early?
How are basal and squamous cell skin cancers diagnosed?
Most skin cancers are brought to a doctor's attention because of signs or symptoms a person is having. If you have an abnormal area of skin that may be skin cancer, your doctor will use certain medical exams and tests to find out if it is cancer or some other skin condition. If there is a chance the skin cancer may have spread to other areas of the body, other tests may be done as well.
Signs and symptoms of basal and squamous cell skin cancers
Skin cancers rarely cause bothersome symptoms until they become quite large. Then they may bleed or even hurt. But typically they can be seen or felt long before they reach this point.
Basal cell carcinomas usually develop on areas exposed to the sun, especially the head and neck, but they can occur anywhere on the body. They often appear as flat, firm, pale areas or small, raised, pink or red, translucent, shiny, pearly areas that may bleed after a minor injury. They may have one or more abnormal blood vessels, a lower area in their center, and blue, brown, or black areas. Large basal cell carcinomas may have oozing or crusted areas.
Squamous cell carcinomas may appear as growing lumps, often with a rough, scaly, or crusted surface. They may also look like flat reddish patches in the skin that grow slowly. They tend to occur on sun-exposed areas of the body such as the face, ear, neck, lip, and back of the hands. Less often, they form in the skin of the genital area. They can also develop in scars or skin sores elsewhere.
Both of these types of skin cancer may develop as a flat area showing only slight changes from normal skin.
Other types of non-melanoma skin cancers are much less common, and may look different.
- Kaposi sarcoma generally starts as small bruise-like areas that develop into brownish or purplish tumors under the skin.
- Mycosis fungoides (a type of skin lymphoma) usually begins as a rash, often on the buttocks, hips, or lower abdomen. It can look like skin allergies, eczemas, and other types of skin irritations.
- Adnexal tumors appear as bumps within the skin.
- Skin sarcomas appear as large lumps under the skin surface.
- Merkel cell tumors are usually firm, pink, red, or purple nodules or ulcers (sores) found on the face or, less often, the arms or legs.
If your doctor suspects you might have skin cancer, he or she will use one or more of the following tests or exams.
Medical history and physical exam
Usually the doctor's first step is to take your medical history. The doctor will ask when the mark on the skin first appeared, if it has changed in size or appearance, and if it has caused any symptoms (pain, itching, bleeding, etc.). You may also be asked about past exposures to causes of skin cancer (including sunburns and tanning practices) and if you or anyone in your family has had skin cancer.
During the physical exam, the doctor will note the size, shape, color, and texture of the area(s) in question, and whether there is bleeding or scaling. The rest of your body may be checked for spots and moles that could be related to skin cancer.
The doctor may also check nearby lymph nodes, which are bean-sized collections of immune system cells that can be felt under the skin in certain areas. Some skin cancers may spread to lymph nodes. When this happens, the lymph nodes may become larger and firmer than usual.
If you are being seen by your primary doctor and skin cancer is suspected, you may be referred to a dermatologist (a doctor who specializes in skin diseases), who will look at the area more closely.
Along with a standard physical exam, some dermatologists use a technique called dermatoscopy (also known as dermoscopy, epiluminescence microscopy [ELM] or surface microscopy) to see spots on the skin more clearly. The doctor uses a dermatoscope, which is a special magnifying lens and light source held near the skin. Sometimes a thin layer of oil is used with this instrument. The doctor may take a digital photo of the spot.
When used by an experienced dermatologist, this test can improve the accuracy of finding skin cancers early. It can also often help reassure you if a spot on the skin is probably benign (non-cancerous) without the need for a biopsy.
Skin biopsy
If the doctor thinks that a suspicious area might be skin cancer, he or she will take a sample of skin from the area and have it looked at under a microscope. This procedure is called a skin biopsy. If the biopsy removes the entire tumor, it is often enough to cure basal and squamous cell skin cancers without further treatment.
There are different ways to do a skin biopsy. The doctor will choose one based on the suspected type of skin cancer, where it is on your body, the size of the affected area, and other factors. Any biopsy is likely to leave at least a small scar. Different methods may result in different scars, so ask your doctor about possible scarring before the biopsy is done. No matter which type of biopsy is done, it should remove as much of the suspected area as possible so that an accurate diagnosis can be made.
Skin biopsies are done using a local anesthetic (numbing medicine), which is injected into the area with a very small needle. You will probably feel a small prick and a little stinging as the medicine is injected, but you should not feel any pain during the biopsy.
Shave biopsy
For a shave biopsy, the doctor first numbs the area with a local anesthetic. The doctor then shaves off the top layers of the skin with a small surgical blade. Usually the epidermis and the outer part of the dermis are removed, although deeper layers can be taken as well if needed. Bleeding from the biopsy site is then stopped by applying an ointment or a small electrical current to cauterize the wound.
Punch biopsy
A punch biopsy removes a deeper sample of skin. The doctor uses a tool that looks like a tiny round cookie cutter. Once the skin is numbed with a local anesthetic, the doctor rotates the punch biopsy tool on the surface of the skin until it cuts through all the layers of the skin, including the dermis, epidermis, and the upper parts of the subcutis. The edges of the biopsy site are then stitched together.
Incisional and excisional biopsies
To examine a tumor that may have grown into deeper layers of the skin, the doctor may use an incisional or excisional biopsy. An incisional biopsy removes only a portion of the tumor. An excisional biopsy removes the entire tumor. After numbing the area with a local anesthetic, a surgical knife is used to cut through the full thickness of skin. A wedge or sliver of skin is removed for examination, and the edges of the wound are stitched together.
Examining the biopsy samples
All skin biopsy samples are sent to a lab, where they are looked at under a microscope by a pathologist (a doctor trained in looking at tissue samples to diagnose disease). Often, the samples are sent to a dermatopathologist, a doctor who has special training in making a diagnosis from skin samples.
Lymph node biopsy
Rarely, when basal or squamous cell skin cancer spreads, it usually goes first to nearby lymph nodes, which are small, bean-shaped collections of immune cells. If your doctor feels lymph nodes near the tumor that are too large and/or too firm, a lymph node biopsy may be done to determine whether cancer has spread to them.
Fine needle aspiration biopsy
A fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy uses a syringe with a thin, hollow needle to remove very small tissue fragments. The needle is smaller than the needle used for a blood test. A local anesthetic is sometimes used to numb the area first. This test rarely causes much discomfort and does not leave a scar.
An FNA biopsy is not used to diagnose a suspicious skin tumor, but it may be used to biopsy large lymph nodes near a skin cancer to find out if the cancer has spread to them. FNA biopsies are not as invasive as some other types of biopsies, but they may not always provide enough of a sample to find cancer cells.
Surgical (excisional) lymph node biopsy
If an FNA does not find cancer in a lymph node but the doctor still suspects the cancer has spread there, the lymph node may be removed by surgery and examined. This can often be done in a doctor's office or outpatient surgical center using local anesthesia and will leave a small scar.
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Last Revised: 01/17/2013


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My name is Carolyn. I am originally from Oakland, California (Lived in San Leandro), I now reside in Oklahoma. I am married and a mom of 2 great kids. I work full time as an Administrative Specialist/Global Asset Accounting. I teach night classes - 'Secrets of Better Photography' at our Vocational Technical school. I love helping people.
I am a self taught photography enthusiast. I love life and want to capture my surroundings and family as often as I can. I am a Nature Junkie. The outdoors, bugs & flowers are some of my favorite things to take pictures of in addition to my family. :-)
I love what I do, and I look forward to where this journey takes me. I hope that you enjoy my work as much as I enjoy putting it out there for people to see. We often miss so many details that are in our every day lives. I am guilty of that myself. I hope to continue to grow in my own skills and creativity. We never know what we can accomplish unless we give it a try.
I have entered the County Fair twice and our local Art Guild Show once and a Photo Contest for our Co-op once.
I received the following awards:
Stephens County Fair 2012 / 15 categories entered, won 13 ribbons overall
1st Place - Crepe Myrtle
1st Place - Just Happened to See
1st Place - Pets
1st Place - Backyard Visitors
1st Place - Land
2nd Place - Vehicles
3rd Place - Anybody
4th Place - 4 Legged Critters
4th Place - Water
4th Place - Digitally Altered
Stephens County Fair 2013 / 18 categories entered, won 16 ribbons overall
1st Place - Black and White
1st Place - Backyard Visitors
1st Place - 4 Legged Critters
1st Place - Flowers
2nd Place - Babies
2nd Place - Food
2nd Place - Vehicles
3rd Place - Water
4th Place - Just Happened to See
Stephens County Art Guild Show 2013
3rd Place - Blue Daisy (Hazy Daisy)
I won 'Photo of the Month' in the April 2013 issue of the Cotton Electric Co-op Newsletter.
My Favorite Quote:
�No man has the right to dictate what other men should perceive, create or produce, but all should be encouraged to reveal themselves, their perceptions and emotions, and to build confidence in the creative spirit.' - Ansel Adams
How to Find Me:
Facebook Page: 'My Visions Shot by Carolyn Pettijohn' www.facebook.com/pages/My-Visions-Shot/252551848213877?ref=hl
pettijohn2.wix.com/carolynpettijohn (Photography Portfolio)
All images are the property of Carolyn Pettijohn and may not be used wholly or in part without the prior written permission of the copyright holder, including copying, duplicating, printing, publishing (even on a web site), reproducing, storing, or transmitting by any means whatsoever.
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Biaya penambahan orang dalam kamar mungkin berlaku dan berbeda-beda menurut kebijakan hotel.
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Pemenuhan permintaan khusus bergantung pada ketersediaan sewaktu check-in dan mungkin menimbulkan biaya tambahan. Permintaan khusus tidak dijamin akan terpenuhi.
Biaya dan deposit berikut mungkin ditagihkan oleh properti saat memberikan layanan, check-in, atau check-out.
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"Bad experience."
We have stayed at this hotel a number of times but this will be our last. Other the past three years it has continued to go down hill. The room was FILTHY, I left a note to that effect. We have stayed there because of the convenient location. Never again. TV did not work and the owner had to come to the room twice. Last year the clerk had an attitude […] and obviously did not like her job. Had the same experience with the person at registration this year only to find out he was the owner. We were put on the second floor at the end of the hall as far away from parking as you could get. Other guest were also in the same area. They were not full, there were about ten vehicles in the parking lot when we left at 5 AM. Bad experience. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Fit The Bill"
What I Expected.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"good for the price"
Our room was clean. The hotel was an older one but comfortable. We left a blankie in our room and we were able to come back and get it.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
The bed was hard and the room smelled of smoke, old, dingy.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"not the best"
Saggy mattresses. Smoke filled hallway to the non-smoking rooms. Breakfast was ok. I left a t-shirt in the room and they said they never saw it. Hope the maid likes it as much as I did!Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Dissapointing Hotel"
Hard to find, not the cleanest room or in great conditionUlasan otentik tamu Expedia
"room not very clean"
No coffee maker in room, not enough cups in room, looked like 2nd bed was not made up yet, and no printer for the public computer? Stains on carpet.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Cheap, spartan, clean"
Needed a cheap bed to crash in while roadtripping. This place was it! Best price in the area, and clean so far as I could tell.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Terrible unclean hotel"
I Checked out for one night but charged for 3 nights.Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
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"Clean room, friendly staff, right off I-84"
The surrounding area is little more than a truck stop and industrial park, but the interior of the hotel is pleasant. The room itself was clean and smelled fresh and the staff was very helpful and friendly.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"newly renovated"
hotel renovated in june, the rooms were very nice. it was a pleasure to stay there. FYI THE ENTIRE HOTEL IS NOW A NO SMOKING HOTEL.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Super 8 Ogden Utah"
Not at all the way it looks on your site. Not much to say. A trucker stop. Very warn down. Never will stay there again.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Nice Place"
The neighborhood was a little strange but it is a straight shot to downtown Ogden and easy on/off to the freeway. The building itself is showing age but it stayed quiet the whole time. We didn't know there were other guests in the building.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
This hotel is satisfactory if you just need a place to crash on a long distance drive. My sole beef was that I was placed in a smoking room due to availability. Cigarette stench!Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Not a bad place"
I've stayed here 2-3 times, its an older facility but its clean and quiet. For the price it's a decent place to stay.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Descent for the price"
Good for one night, but thats all.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"not a good Super 8"
This motel sucks: internet connection was worthless, room had a musty order (poor air conditioner maintenance), bathroom fan did not work, hallway smelled of cigarette smoke, stay away from this Super 8!Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
"The worst place ever"
The beds were like sleeping on a rock. The the carpet was stained. It sounded like there where dinosaurs walking down the hall. The walls where dirty and sticky.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
i was disappointed with the continental breakfast. not much to choose from. however what they had set up was nice looking. i did not like that check in time was after 3pm. the event i had to attend was at 5 not giving me much time to prepare. i feel the check in time should be around 1pm for a more convenient schedule. the toilet and bathroom fan in […] my room was rather loud and the noise level coming from upstairs and in the hall was tolerable, but i think better insulation would be only choice to eliminate that issue. it was an older hotel. my overall stay was satisfactory. the staff was friendly and helpful. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Used for my work crew. They were satisfied.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"good budget motel"
great for the price - clean, easy in and out. nothing fancy, but good for the money. would go there again. safe travels.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Stayed in better Super 8's. Seemed outdated and needing many upgrades. Not bad for the price. Wouldn't stay more than 1 night. Overall I give it a 3 out 5.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Great location."
Towels had hairs on them, and room smelled of smoke. Other than that the room was an awesome deal for the price we paid.Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
"Great for the price...."
I'm not sure why everyone complains so much about this hotel. First of all, its the Super 8 not the Ritz. You definitely get what you pay for but I was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable our stay was. I would definitely stay again and probably will in the next couple weeks. The bathrooms are a little dirty but one should prepare for that when paying […] $50/night at a hotel. Very happy with our stay. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Expedia
"Vacation stay was fine."
Hotel was clean and adequate. Recent paint job in room was sloppy but beds, shower, sink, etc. were clean. Checkin was fast and very friendly.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Buyer Beware"
I paid for three rooms on hotels.com. When we checked in, they demanded we give them $50 cash deposit. So that's $150 cash. We had to find an atm late at night. We stay in motel rooms for business most of the year. I've run across this only a couple times. So, I.m not promoting their business at all.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Tanggapan dari Super 8 Ogden Dear Linda, I am really sorry the actual guest who stayed misunderstood. We just need a security deposit which does not have to be cash at all, it can be a valid credit card. We always get good guests like yourself and never have any problems voiding or refunding a security deposit. It is a very common practice with most hotel/motels. Again, I appologize if this caused you trouble.
"Super 8"
Old ran down gross motel. Gave super 8 a bad nameUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Tanggapan dari Super 8 Ogden Dear Jlb, We appologise that your stay was not satisfactory but we are aggressively working on improving things and your stays.
"Good staff, but run down and smelt bad."
The hotel looked lord and run down. There was also a stench. Even though the place was not nice the staff was.Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
The stale smell in the room was trying to be covered by the window being left open. The sheets were so thin I was worried my feet would go through them, not a good clean feeling AT ALL in the room.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Price was right, Just fine."
Initially I thought the bed was hard, but in reality I slept very well. Shower worked great in the morning, I'm 6 ft 2 in tall and shower height was just fine. AC/Heat worked nicely with digital temp display. Picked the temp I wanted and it stayed right there. It is not the Taj Mahal, but it certainly is not a dump. Everything worked including door […] locks and door security locks. Continental breakfast in morning was OK, basic, not fancy, but edible and more than one choice to eat. I've had much worse. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Tanggapan dari Super 8 Ogden Dear Ray, Thanks a lot for appreciating our work and really hope to have some more nice words with your next stay as we are changing couple things to make your staty better.
"Nice, clean and affordable room"
I really liked my room as it was cozy. I reached at 9:30pm and the desk clerk was busy with three other check-ins, had to wait 5 minutes but he was kind enough to help me with my luggage....Breakfast was sufficient with nice hot waffles and i had to have my oatmeal. Will stay on my way back.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Tanggapan dari Super 8 Ogden Dear Stella, thanks a lot for your generous comment on our desk person. We try to focus on helping customers as much as we can and this kind of appreciation does help bring out the best in people. Thanks
"visiting long lost brother of over forty years"
my stay at this hotel was nothing short of heaven.my room was wonderful,and it included a most beautiful view of the snow capped mountains at no extra cost! having back problems i found the the bed was perfect,i slept like a baby,waking up every day refreshed,with no back pain at all.this hotel was very quiet ,the housekeeping did an excellent job, […] as well as all of the staff.the continental breakfast was great,and the fresh hot waffels were a plus.i had a problem with my tv remote ,when i checked in , and the nite manager fixed it less than five minutes after my arrival.i am a smoker and checked almost every hotel in the ogden and roy utah area and they were almost non exsistent . thankfully this hotel did. another plus was the ability to open the window allowing the clean mountain air in,very refreshing.the room rates were very affordable for any budget.whenever i travel to ogden this will be the place i will stay again.i read some negative reviews but mine is NOT ONE OF THEM. if your looking for a five star ,overpriced hotel with all the noise and uncaring staff in a noisy downtown setting, please GO THERE. if your looking for a small quaint hotel in a quiet area , with easy access to freeways as well as the ogden,roy areas, not to mention the friendly staff, and being a SMOKER FRIENDLY HOTEL,stay here. if you are a non smoker who likes to complain about smokers, find another hotel! there are plenty of non smoking hotels in the area. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
Tanggapan dari Super 8 Ogden Dear Terry, Thanks for appreciating our facilities and staff. Thanks
Room very dated but for the price was happyUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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"Enjoyed my stay here!"
Hotel staff was very helpful and went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed! Breakfast was a bonus! Thanks!Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
filthy room, moldy wash cloth left on shower rod, no clean wash cloths, toothpaste all over bathroom door, extremely run down and old, no faceplate on a/c-heat to know which knobs are heat, awful place!!Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
good enough to sleep in only. Breakfast was minimalist.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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I have stayed at Super 8 Motels before and this is the worst one by far. We went down to ask for an extra pillow and they did not have any. REALLY, there were like cars in the lot of this large hotel! No extra pillows??? Seems strange they could not go into an unoccupied room and grab a pillow!Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
"Our StaY AT sUPER 8 mOTEL"
We had read some of the negative reviews and our expectations were not so high. When we got there we had booked an upstairs room. Seeing we were elderly the friendly check-in clerk gave us a downstairs room. The beds were comfortable and the complimentary breakfast was good. The only recommendation there would to be to purchase two new Belgian waffle […] makers. They only had one old one that was slow and had a waiting line. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Hide out Hotel"
The heater in the room barely worked, the noises in the hall and outside where very noticeable. It's very hard to find, tucked behind a gas station!Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
Booked a non-smoking room on hotels.com and was given a smoking room. Horrible smell and gave me a headache.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Fine for Us"
It was close to were we needed to be and since we were just sleeping there not spending lots of time in the hotel it was good for our needs.Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
THE FIRE ALARM KEEP GOING OFF AND NO ONE AROUND TO EXPLAIN WHAT WAS GOING ON. IT TOOK OVER 3 HOURS FOR IT TO STOP.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"overnight stay"
hotel was not maintained as it must beUlasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Easy off Easy on with good price."
The motel was very conveniently located off the I-15, easy off easy on. The Room was a little small but clean and perfect for comfortable stay for most reasonable priced in town. The desk guy was really nice and helpful. The waffles made it just great. I'll stay here while going back to Alberta. ThanksUlasan otentik tamu Expedia
"We got what we paid for."
No elevator, so if you are on the second floor everything must be carried up the stairs. The room was clean, the air conditioner worked, and it was quiet even though our room faced the parking lot. We choose this hotel because it was the least expensive so we accepted the run down overall look of the place. We got what we paid for. Acceptable breakfast, […] beds, TV, microwave, small fridge and enough service to keep us happy. Baca selengkapnyaUlasan otentik tamu Expedia
"Holy Cow..."
We were put on second floor without any questions about our age or physical condition. We were exhausted after lugging our stuff up two sets of stairs. Check in staff did an awful job...very disinterested in serving our needs. Will NOT stay here ever again.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
"Where am I?"
For the price and just to stay for a night this hotel was okay.Ulasan otentik tamu Expedia
"room smelled like smoke"
We got a non-smoking room but our room smelled very strongly of smoke.Ulasan otentik tamu Hotels.com
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Yesterday was the 10 year anniversary of September 11th. It was on our minds throughout the day, there was mention of it on the radio, billboards posted, Facebook status updates telling us to 'never forget' and we chatted about it over dinner. Like everyone else, Jason and I talked about where we were that fateful day and what we were doing when we heard the news. It's the "what were you doing when JFK was shot?" for our generation. Jason and I had been married for 3 months when those towers fell. We lived in a tiny apartment on the lower Eastside of Santa Barbara and we were about to get in the shower when the telephone rang. Our landline! Remember those? It was my sister and I remember her exact words. She asked if we had heard the news. And then she said "The world trade center and the Pentagon have been bombed." I muttered something and we hung up. I told Jason and we frantically grabbed at some clothes in our dresser, hearts pounding, so that we could go out to to the living room. My mom was visiting and was sitting up on our pull-out couch when we busted through our bedroom door to tell her the news and turn on the TV. My friend, Rebecca, had needed a place to crash the night before and had slept on the floor so she was there with us, too.
We watched in disbelief as the news came in and we saw the second plane crash into the tower. And then in horror as those buildings came down. We tried in vain to reach my dad, who was on an elk hunt. We called family. We touched base with loved ones near and far. Jason eventually left for class (he had just started his final college semester) and my mom and I eventually had to turn the TV off and get out of the house. We drove around Santa Barbara for an hour. It was like a ghost town. All the stores were closed. Nobody was out on State Street. It was eery. Like everyone else, I'll never forget that day. It was a defining moment for Jason and I, and so many others. We went from blissful (ignorant?) newlyweds to the realization that the world is not safe. I felt woefully unaware of the world around me. There were so many things I did not know or understand. Jason endured many sleepless, fearful, anxiety-filled months following that day. We grew up just a little bit faster, I guess.
Last year, on September 11th, we said goodbye to my grandmother. She died on September 4th and her funeral was a week later. I remember thinking that it was a rather ominous day for her funeral. But less so than for a birthday or a wedding. Just another sad connection with 9/11. But it, too, was a turning point in my life. I was shocked by my grief at her passing. Her death was not unexpected. I knew it was coming. We all knew it was coming. But I was unaware of how her loss would affect me.
She and my grandfather lived in Lodi so she was part of every major holiday and event in my life growing up, not to mention all of the small non-events of life, so I expected that I would grieve over her noticeable absence, and I did. I still do. But when I went home for her funeral, I discovered a woman I actually knew very little about. I was surprised at her funeral to hear of this woman of faith, of courage, of gumption. Growing up, I always viewed her as liberal (a bad word, for sure!) and therefore held her at arm's length all my life. I thought that because she was different from us (my family), because she didn't hold the same beliefs, that she was somehow bad. I was stunned to hear about her through the eyes of her pastor, her friends, her children. How did I miss this? Hearing these other people talk about her made me wish that I had known her. Really known her. But she was gone and it was too late. It sounds kind of cliche as I type those words but I was overcome with this realization.
The other day after the boys' naps, I was playing with them on the bed and I brought down two of my grandmother's bells. I was given 2 of her bells after she died and I handed one to each boy. Isaiah immediately put the bell in his mouth and happily chomped away. Gryffin was sitting on his knees and took the bell I gave him with a look of curiosity. I showed him how to ring it and he got such a kick out of it. He bounced up and down and rang the bell over and over again, with this huge smile. The sound of those bells ringing was so familiar and brought to mind the game my sister and I used to play with my Grandma when we were little girls. Grandma would stand in the kitchen or somewhere just out of sight and we would go around to each of her many bells in turn and ring it. And she had to guess which bell it was. I remember being amazed that she knew every ring.
We called her "Ed." When my mom was young, their family lived next door to a clumsy boy named Ed. And my grandmother, also being extremely clumsy, somehow earned the name herself as well. Or so the story goes. She was constantly doing something that would make someone say "boy, that was an Ed!" or "what an Ed!" And so the name stuck. She has been Ed for as long as I have known her.
My mom, Ed, my sister & me — Christmas 2009 (the last one Ed was healthy)
She loved to read and was always eager to know what books I was reading. She put together a huge library at her church in Lodi. She was independent. She was a democrat, much to my grandfather's chagrin. I remember she used to say "you can't control me when I get in that voter's booth!" And she was always interested in me. I wish I had shown more interest in her. Learned more about her. Looking back, I am angry with myself for holding her at a distance – something I had done since childhood – and viewing her as somehow "lesser" because her faith did not look the way I thought it should. I feel deep regret for not noticing this sooner and rectifying it while there was still time. Mostly, though, I feel this deep ache that I didn't really know her, my own grandmother, who sounded like a kindred-spirit, an old-same. I hope that I can take what I did know, what I do know about her, and live into it, nurture it, and pass it on to my boys so that she can continue to ring on through the generations to come — like her bells.


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Deck the halls, this holiday season, with scenes of hunger.
Struggling families all across America now have less food on their tables. Budget cuts that kicked into effect November 1 have lowered the nation's average federal food stamp benefit to less than $1.40 per person per meal.
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News, gossip, commentary, and opinion including photos and video about Jennifer Aniston.
Mic pack or baby?
Jennifer Aniston made a surprise appearance at the television academy's evening honouring director James Burrows last night. (Thanks Robynn for sending this over!) As you know, US Weekly reported that Jen is pregnant and then Jen's publicist Stephen Huvane, who has been called out on several occasions by US Weekly for being full of sh-t, denied that Jen is pregnant and, as I wrote here Full Story
Jennifer Aniston: No signs of pregnancy
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Jennifer Aniston hit up the spa the other day in a really good outfit – good hat, good shirt, good shoes. I'll try to zoom that sh-t as much as possible so that you can fully eyeball the pregnancy region. If you recall, US Weekly is claiming she's pregnant and won't confirm until the 6th month. Full Story
Jen's denials
US Weekly's new cover is a pregnancy announcement for Jennifer Aniston. As reported yesterday, she's supposedly not formally confirming until 6 months. As expected, the story was the major headline yesterday. We opened with it on The Social and many audiences cheered – it's like we all have an investment in Jen's uterus. Full Story
Jennifer Aniston is pregnant (says US Weekly)
This is the new cover of US Weekly: Jen's Big Secret – PREGNANT! She's been pregnant 8 times this year already on the cover of LIFE & STYLE and/or IN TOUCH and/or STAR. But US Weekly is not those publications. US Weekly has a much better track record of exclusive reporting and good working relationships with Hollywood publicists that they wouldn't want to f-ck around with if they weren't totally sure. Full Story
Jennifer Aniston closes TIFF
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Jennifer Aniston's Life Of Crime closed the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend. There was a press conference, then a cocktail party before the screening, then the gala, and she wasn't expected to stay. So I didn't expect that Justin Theroux would join her on such a short trip. Full Story
Jen & Justin work their bodies
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Better clench up, Legolas! That has nothing to do with anything, really. I just wanted to say. But I was reminded of RDJ/Iron Man's great line to Hawkeye in The Avengers because "clench" is the word that came to mind looking at these shots of Justin Theroux in Mexico with Jennifer Aniston. Full Story
Jennifer & Justin: pool kisses
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As reported yesterday – click here for a refresher -- Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are on holiday in Mexico with Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka. From the look of these new photos taken Tuesday afternoon, all is very, very right with Jennifer and Justin. Full Story
Jennifer & Justin celebrate in Mexico
We're The Millers is doing reasonably well at the box office. Much better than Wanderlust. So Jennifer Aniston is apparently celebrating the success of her movie in, well, where else? Mexico. Check out Jennifer and Justin Theroux arriving in Mexico yesterday with Jason Bateman and his wife Amanda Anka for a double date holiday. Full Story
Jennifer Aniston and the Mila Kunis guy
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You remember that spectacular Mila Kunis interview with the young bumbling English journalist? Click here for a refresher. Jennifer Aniston was in London this week to promote We're The Millers and talked to him too. This time, since it's not new anymore, his awkwardness seemed more contrived. Full Story
Jen's flowers and teasing
Jennifer Aniston wore Christian Dior at the UK premiere of We're The Millers last night. It's a really cute dress. And it's really cute on her. Even though it's like a French maid-apron hybrid (is that the same thing?) because of those shoes. Another pair of shoes and it's a totally different look. Full Story
Jen vs Jolie: the flight-off
Apparently Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston were supposed to fly out to London on the same flight. When an airline employee noticed that they were both booked in first class, she alerted Aniston's people and Aniston ended up rescheduling. Stupid, stupid airline employee. Great gossip was thwarted by a stupid airline employee. Full Story
Yes it does!
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Jennifer Aniston was on The Kyle & Jackie Show (radio) the other day talking about her hair. Apparently her hair crush is Kate Moss: "We all want somebody else's hair. I love Kate Moss's hair. It's that rolled-out-of-bed look. Somehow she can wear a couture dress and just have that. Full Story
Hollywood Real Estate: Jennifer & Justin edition
Jennifer Aniston's We're The Millers performed well at the box office this weekend. And it was Justin Theroux's 42nd birthday. So there was a lot to celebrate. And they did with all their famous friends at their mansion in Bel Air, bought for around $20 million and that doesn't include renovations. Full Story
Dear Gossips,
Jennifer Aniston's We're The Millers is currently sitting at around 35% on Rotten Tomatoes. That's actually…not bad. At least not in comparison to, say, The Bounty Hunter or Just Go With It. So more proof that when you remove Gerard Butler and Adam Sandler from the equation, the movies actually become less sh-tty.
While the reviews aren't great for We're The Millers, right now they're expecting it to open over $30 million, maybe even close to $40 million. This is very encouraging for Jen and especially encouraging for Jason Sudeikis. On the downside, it may be too encouraging. As The Daily Beast Read Full Intro


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Matt Lemoine Tears ACL
Wednesday, February 20, 2013 | 3:50 PMMore bad news for the JAB Motorsports team that just lost Gannon Audette to a fractured pelvis and clavicle in Dallas. The teams 450 rider, Matt Lemoine, who was off to a great start in his 450 SX rookie season, just announced he tore his ACL in practice in Dallas. Lemoine sent out the following via Twitter:
Well couldn't be more sad news torn ACL surgery in a couple weeks. Thanks everyone for the support thus far this season.
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Well there goes the whole team, didn't Audette break his pelvis last year?
@smee113: Audette broke his wrist last year in Dallas. They also have Vann Martin, but not sure when he will be back after breaking his wrist during the off-season.
Bummer - Matt was doing really well.
Damn.....big props for him going up to the 450 class last year. Would've been swingin' the shirt for him outdoors this year.
Gee what is going on with all of the injuries? Not good! At least everyone that races or like used to race know we have to deal with this stuf. It finnaly catches up with you. Not sure what the right thing to say is? I just wish the best for all! Ride fast , ride safe and still go for the win! It just does not work like that?
These guys are cruzing around on Cadilacs these days.. I would hate to see these riders 30 years back probably wouldn't make it down the start straight before going to the hospital!
man that sucks, im a huge fan of matt. Since he is injured maybe he will start making a run at Master52
Vann Martin started riding a few weeks ago after braking his wrist several weeks ago. Might be in the line up in Atlanta in the 250 East class.
Glock - my sentiments exactly.
Maybe time to bring Regal in? he lives in Dallas....and has no ride....just sayin