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Why don't they cultivate Chlorella?Spirulina offers a much broader array of nutritional benefit than chlorella. Their feeling is, "Why should we cultivate the second best Superfood when we already cultivate the best?"
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The project by Canadian-based TransCanada would construct a pipeline from western Canada to the Texas Gulf Coast.
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Good luck on the job interview! I'm also interviewing, but I wish I was interviewing for the Natural Cafe instead of corporate jobs. Maybe someday :)ReplyDelete
Ryan starts college again today. Booo! It's boring without him home.
Hey Melody:)ReplyDelete
I decided to stop in and check out your blog today. Your food pics are just gorgeous and sooo yummy looking!!
That is awesome that you have an interview tomorrow! I really hope you get the job. Give me a call tomorrow after, or I will try you at some point in the afternoon.
Good luck!! :)
A job opportunity at such a cool place! Hope you get that job, Melody, it sounds perfect for you. And you can always work around the schedule for your kids (8th and 10th grades! WOW!) with your husband, which is very fortunate for you. Thinking positively for you, kiddo!ReplyDelete
Love your "paneer" made a little differently. Enjoyable, it seems.
Hope this week goes well for you, i know there's a lot going on and a lot on your mind.
Good luck with the interview, sounds like the perfect place to work. Your 10th grader will be driving soon, no? Then the 10th grader can drive the 8th grader around, and you can just kick back and let them take care of their own busy schedules…haha.ReplyDelete
I love Indian food, I only started trying to cook it myself pretty recently. I've used soft fried tofu to sub for paneer in a veg korma recipe and it worked pretty well. I love coconut milk, I just wish it weren't so fattening! Seems like all the really good stuff is.
Good luck with the interview! Just wanted to let you know that you're not alone in the whole logout issue with beta..ReplyDelete
I don't think the site is actually logging me out, I think what is happening when you go to comment on someones blog who hasn't switched to beta its actually making you sign in to the old version of blogger since you're currently signed into the beta version. I could be completely wrong though, but its a theory, since this is the first comment I've left all day and not had to log in and you've switched to the beta.
Your Indian food looks delicious. I'm not a mom and have no authority in this subject, but I always thought that if you raised your kid on veggies & fruit being the "norm" they would like them (most anyway) and willingly eat them.ReplyDelete
Good luck on your job interview. It sounds like a fun place to work.
Oh, yeah... Meant to ask you how do you grind up seitan to use in tacos, spaghetti sauce, etc?ReplyDelete
Good luck to you on your interview! You have a great blog..ReplyDelete
YAY for your potentail new job. I'm pondering hitting the market again myself. it's a bit scarey and overwhelming tho b/c i'd have to take time off of hte current job to interview and whatnot. I feel fishy doing that but if i must, i mustReplyDelete
:) good luck!
Hope you get the job!ReplyDelete
I love Indian food too but, unfortunately, wasn't smart enough to wean my daughter on it when she was younger so she complains now when I make it. I love that your son likes it.
That Indian food looks amazing. YUM! And good luck with your job interview!ReplyDelete
I've been having the same problems with the beta version of Blogger. Hopefully they will get it figured out soon.
good luck tomorrow! Saag is my all-time fave Indian food.ReplyDelete
hope the job interview went well!ReplyDelete


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text: Frankfurt Information When you visit Frankfurt Destination Routes Etihad Offices Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Frankfurt has more to offer than gleaming skyscrapers, European Central Bank and expensive restaurants. Behind its shiny facade are medieval neighbourhoods, inviting parks perfect for a picnic and surprisingly healthy outdoor living. Facts Population 687,000 Currency Euro (EUR) €1 = 100 cents Opening hours The large department stores in Frankfurt are open Mon-Fri 9 am-8 am and Sat 9 am-6 pm. Newspapers Bild-Zeitung Die Welt Frankfurt Allgemeine Zeitung Prinz Tourist information Tourist Information Hauptbahnhof Hauptbahnhof, Frankfurt (Main Train Station) +49 69 212 388 00 Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-9 pm. Sat, Sun and public holidays: 9 am-6 pm email@example.com The first time Frankfurt was found documented as a city was in a document from 794, but at that time it had been a centre of commerce for a long time. It was the trade that developed the town and by the 12th century, traders throughout Europe were being drawn to the city's substantial Frankfurt market. King Frederick I was crowned in Frankfurt in 1152, and his legacy raised the city's profile in Germany and the world.During World War II bombing destroyed 80 percent of the town centre, but in the following decades much of the city was rebuilt. However, the reconstruction of the Römerberg Square was not finished until 1983. Frankfurt's oldest area, Altstadt, has buildings ranging from medieval times to the 18th century. This is also the location of the historic Römerberg square. Next door to the Altstadt is the city centre, called Innenstadt. Its pedestrian street Zeil, can be compared to Ströget in Copenhagen. This is also where the old opera, die Alte Oper, and the Goethehause are located. Sachsenhausen is a charming area with cobbled streets and many museums by Schaumainkai. In the north of central Frankfurt lies Bornheim, nicknamed das Lustige Dorf – the funny village. It is the city's most densely populated area and has recently seen an influx in bohemian-chic. Westend is comparable to London's fashionable West End. Goethe Hause The name gives it away. This is the birthplace, in 1749, of Germany's great poet and author Johann Wolfgang Goethe. His most famous works are "The Sorrows of Young Werther" and "Faust". Address: Großer Hirschgraben 23-25, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 138 800 Web: www.goethehaus-frankfurt.de Opening: Mon-Sat 10 am-6 pm. Sun and holidays 10 am-5.30 pm Alte Oper This adorned Renaissance opera house was destroyed during World War II. Today, its facade is a replica and its interiors are entirely modern. On the third floor is a restaurant and bar with a terrace, which stays open late. Address: Opernplatz 1, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 134 0400 Web: www.alteoper.de Main Tower The Main Tower was completed in the year of 2000 and has quickly become one of the most popular sights in Frankfurt. It measures 200 meters and is a very impressive 56-storey skyscraper. It is the only skyscraper in Frankfurt with a public viewing observatory, which draws the crowds. Address: Neue Mainzer Straße 52, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 3650 4740 Web: www.maintower.de Städelsches Kunstinstitut The Städelsches Kunstinstitut is one of many museums along Schaumankai. Here you will find works of art by masters like Rembrandt, Renoir, Rubens, Van Eyck and Botticelli. Address: Schaumankai 63, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 605 0980 Web: www.staedelmuseum.de Opening: Closed on Mondays Adolph von Holzhausen Park Holzhausen Park is an oasis of green located in Frankfurt's North End district. The park's small castle is a popular attraction for both young and old visitors. Address: Holzhausenstraße, Frankfurt Ebbelwei-Express - Applewine Express Apple wine, or cider, is a very popular and famous beverage in Frankfurt, and goes by many names; Ebbelwei, Apfelwine, Ebbelwoi, Äppler and Stöffsche. The Ebbelwei Express is a way of exploring the city, including the Old Town and Sachsenhausen, while enjoying a bottle of apple wine. This particular way of sightseeing also entails background music and plenty of laughs. Address: Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 8, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 21 32 24 25 Web: www.ebbelwei-express.com Römerberg Römerberg is a medieval square and the hub of the Old Town, Altstadt. The original Römerberg was destroyed during World War II, but it has been rebuilt since and nowadays you can once again stroll around this beautiful square and look at the various buildings. Hopefully your timing is right and you will get to witness one of the public festivals that are held here.At the centre of the square lies the Fountain of Justice (Gerechtigkeitsbrunnen), where the statue of goddess Justitia holds the scales of justice.Perhaps the most famous building here is the "Römer", which is the city hall, and has been so for the last 600 years. Address: Römerberg Plaza, Frankfurt St. Paul's Church (Paulskirche) St Paul's Church is an important political and democratic symbol in Germany. It became the seat of the first all-German parliament in 1848, although it did not remain so for very long. Today the church is mainly used for ceremonies. Address: Paulsplatz 11, Altstadt, Frankfurt Frankfurt Zoo Stepping into the Frankfurt Zoo is like entering another world, hold on to your hat while you marvel at all the majestic African animals and the exciting, colourful world of Madagascar. The list of foreign and exotic places and settings goes on and on and there is a total of 4,500 animals and over 450 species here.Apart from the fixed features, there are festivals, exhibits and themed tours to enjoy as well. Address: Bernhard-Grzimek-Allee 1, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 212 33735 Web: www.zoo-frankfurt.de Opening: Daily Lohrberg Lohrberg is an amazing lookout point which gives you panoramic views over the city. There is an entire park here well suited for hiking or sports, you can also opt to come here in the summer as there are barbecue areas available. Address: Am Lohrberg, Frankfurt Iron Bridge (Eiserner Steg) The Iron Bridge is a pedestrian bridge built in 1869 with stunning views of the river Main and the city's skyline. It connects the centre of Frankfurt with Sachsenhausen. Address: Eiserner Steg, Frankfurt Höchst Porcelain Manufactory Höchst Porcelain has been manufactured for more than 260 years and now you can learn all about it. A visit to this manufactory will take you through the different production departments which allows you to follow the process all the way to the end. Address: Palleskestraße 32, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 3 00 90 20 Web: www.hoechster-porzellan.de The Museum Embankment (Museumsufer) Walking along the river Main, head for the area that is called "the Museum Embankment", both sides of the river is lined with some excellent museums here. A few examples are the fine art Städel Museum, the German Film Museum, the Communication Museum and the Jewish Museum.Each Saturday you will find the largest flea market in the city here. Address: Schaumainkai, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 212 36325 Web: www.museumsufer-frankfurt.de Palmengarten This is one out of two botanical gardens in Frankfurt, founded in 1868 and the largest in Germany. Here you can revel in the splendour of colourful plants and flowers from all over the world, a total of 6,000 botanical species. Address: Siesmayerstr. 63, Frankfurt Web: www.palmengarten.de The English Theatre If you want a cultural experience when in Frankfurt, you can go to the English Theatre. It is ideally located in the heart of Frankfurt and some of its past productions include The Full Monty, Peter Pan and Fiddler on the Roof. Address: Gallusanlage 7, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 242 316 20 Web: www.english-theatre.de Commerzbank-Arena The old Waldstadion was refurbished and the new Commerzbank-Arena was born. If you are going to a big event in Frankfurt, this is probably where you will end up. The arena hosts sports events, large gatherings and concerts. Address: Mörfelder Landstraße 362, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 2380 80121 Web: www.commerzbank-arena.de Dialog Museum Dialog Museum is a rare museum, in fact, at this museum you cannot see anything. Here you will be led around by a blind guide in a pitch dark museum. During the tour you will be exposed to everyday situations, in a whole new way. Address: Hanauer Landstr. 137-145, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 90 43 21 44 Web: www.dialogmuseum.de Money Museum If you are interested in money you can visit the Money Museum, by the German Bundesbank. Here you can find a large collection of coins from different currencies around the world. Address: Wilhelm-Epstein-Strasse 14, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 9566 3073 Web: www.bundesbank.de Ernst May Haus & Museum For all architect fans there is the Ernst May Haus & Museum. If you are interested in urban planning, this Ernst May house is a great example. Address: Im Burgfeld 136, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 1534 388 3 Web: www.ernst-may-museum.de A wide variety of restaurants and upscale eateries can be found all over Frankfurt. The most exciting ones are located in bohemian Sachsenhausen and fashionable Westend. Most tourists walk down Fressgass, the city's culinary main street. Though cafés, restaurants, bistros and delis line both sides of the street, only a few offer something special. Gasthof "Steinernes Haus" Sample German classics and giant pints of beer at long communal wooden tables. Try Zigeunerhackbraten, a spicy meatloaf and rippchen, a smoke-cured loin of pork with gravy and dumplings. Address: Braubachstraße 35, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 283 491 Web: www.steinernes-haus.de Souper This is possibly the best place for rich, heartening soups in Frankfurt, situated close to Römerberg square in Altstadt. Eight different soups are on the menu, available to eat in or take away. Address: Weißadlergasse 3, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 297 245 45 Web: www.souper.de Kleinmarkthalle This fresh produce market also has German, Italian and Greek food. Here you can stroll around for hours and get a taste of different types of food. Address: Hasengasse 5, Frankfurt Web: www.kleinmarkthalle.de Opening: Mon-Fri 8 am-6 pm. Sat 8 am-4 pm Erno's Bistro Erno's might not look like much, it is small, with only a few tables with chequered tablecloths, and is tucked away in a quiet part of Westend. Despite this, it is considered one of the premier restaurants in the whole of Germany. Choose any of the fish dishes from the French menu. Address: Liebigstraße 15, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 721 997 Web: www.ernosbistro.de Opening: Closed on weekends Trattoria i Siciliani If you are craving Sicilian-Italian food, then this restaurant is for you. The owner has a big heart and will do his very best to make sure you enjoy your evening as well as your meal. The menu is available in English, German and Sicilian and the staff is very accommodating and friendly. Address: Walter-Kolb-Str. 17, Frankfurt Phone: +49 696 199 33 21 Web: www.trattoriaisiciliani.de Restaurant Sèvres The hotel restaurant Sèvres serves national and international dishes of high quality and some dishes are cut into fillets right by your table by the maître himself. The elegance of the hotel also permeates the restaurant. Address: Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 40, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 754 00 Web: www.hessischer-hof.de More Info: Located within the Hotel Hessischer Hof Im Herzen Afrikas This is a unique restaurant where you can sit on the floor and wiggle your toes in the sand. You will be surrounded by lit candles and music to help you imagine you are actually right there - in the heart of Africa, a feast for all your senses. Address: Gutleutstr. 13, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 24 24 60 80 Web: www.im-herzen-afrikas.de Surf 'n Turf Steakhouse Surf 'n Turf Steakhouse serve some of the best steaks in the whole of Germany, the meat is flown in from top notch ranches in the United States. The menu holds treats like filet mignon, rack of lamb and also alternatives for those of you who prefer fish. Address: Grüneburgweg 95, Frankfurt Phone: +49 697 221 22 Web: www.mook-group.de Römer Pils Brunnen Römer Pils Brunnen is a traditional German restaurant with delicacies like schnitzels, pork knuckle and "handkäs" (a local cheese specialty). During summer, when the weather is nice and balmy you can sit on the charming patio and watch the people pass by. Address: Töngesgasse 19, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 28 7712 Web: www.roemerpilsbrunnen.de Opening: Mon-Sun 10 am-12 am Blumen - Restaurant in der Bar "Blumen" means flowers, and that is a concept that brings true harmony to this place. This is a pleasure for the palate as well as for the eyes. The restaurant values high quality ingredients and that is obvious in the dishes that are little pieces of art. Address: Rotlintstr. 60, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 490 865 10 Web: www.rotlint60.de Iwase What better mark can a Japanese restaurant get than frequently returning Japanese guests? Going to Iwase means you'll get to share the experience with many Asian people. The fish is fresh and tasty and the environment is authentically Japanese. Address: Vilbeler Straße 31, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 283 992 Restaurant Medici Mediterranean cuisine is the specialty at this gourmet restaurant situated in the city centre. The menu holds daily changing specials and the cooking is always prepared with a seasonal consideration. Address: Weissadlergasse 2, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 21 99 07 94 Web: www.restaurantmedici.de Klosterhof Klosterhof is a beer hall just as much as a restaurant, and the selection of beers they have here is quite impressive. It all breathes authentic German, the portions are generous and the atmosphere soars up to the ceiling - great experience and always crowded. Address: Weißfrauensstraße 3, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 913 990 00 Web: www.klosterhof-frankfurt.de Rama V This excellent Thai restaurant has been around for more than ten years and they keep adding to their frequent visitors. A typical Thai atmosphere and fresh food are the characteristics of Rama V. Address: Vilbeler Straße 32, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 21996488 Web: www.ramav-frankfurt.de Erno's Bistro Erno's Bistro is claimed to be a hidden gem with a lovely atmosphere. This cosy bistro with red-checked tablecloths offers good food and great wine to accompany the food. Address: Liebigstr. 15, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 721 9977 Web: www.ernosbistro.de Flughafen Frankfurt Airport Flughafen Frankfurt Airport is located twelve kilometres from the city centre. It is the second largest airport in Europe. At the airport you can find both a regional train station and a long-distance train station. Local trains conveniently connect the airport with the city's main railway station. There is also a large number of buses and shuttles to get to and from the airport. You can find them outside Terminal 1 and 2. Taxis and car rental companies are represented at the airport. Address: Flughafen Frankfurt Airport, Frankfurt Phone: +49 180 6 372 4636 Web: www.frankfurt-airport.de Hahn Airport The Hahn Airport, which also serves Frankfurt, is located 110 kilometres to the west of the city. Buses depart from the main terminal for the 1 hour 45 minute journey. Tickets are available on board. Taxis and car rental companies are represented at the airport.Airport-Taxi-Service.de+49 65 43 35 14 www.airport-taxi-service.deTaxi Bucke GmbH+49 65 43 81 85 18www.taxi-online-booking-service.com Address: Hahn Airport, Frankfurt Phone: +49 65 43 5 09 2 00 Web: www.hahn-airport.de Public Transport Frankfurt's local transport consists of commuter trains, streetcars, buses and an underground system. Tourists can purchase a "Frankfurt Card" with unlimited travel, discounts at museums and guided city tours. The card is available at visitor information centres, travel agencies, the main train station and the airport. Phone: +49 1801 768 4636 Web: www.rmv.de Taxi Taxis are usually beige Mercedes cars that can be hailed on the street. Tipping is accepted at 10-15% of the final fare.Taxi Frankfurtwww.taxi-frankfurt.deMain Taxi Frankfurt: Phone: +49 69 73 30 30 Web: www.main-taxi-frankfurt.de Post Look for the yellow signs with the post office name on them - "Deutsche Post AG".Postbank Finanzcenter: Address: Goetheplatz 6, Frankfurt Phone: +49 228 4333111 Web: www.deutschepost.de Opening: Mon-Fri 9.30 am-7 pm. Sat 9 am-2 pm Pharmacy You can easily find a pharmacy in Frankfurt.Apotheke an der Hauptwache: Address: Schillerstraße 4, Frankfurt Phone: +49 69 9130 700 Web: www.apotheke-an-der-hauptwache.de Electricity 230V/50Hz Telephone Country code: +49Area code: 069 Travel to Frankfurt Book your flights to Frankfurt with Etihad Airways and prepare to enter a city of ancient beauty and culture. The site of major historical events since its founding, Frankfurt offers travellers a heady mix of history and contemporary excitement. The city's many museums, ornate architecture, shopping districts, traditional restaurants and lovely gardens make Frankfurt a world-class destination. Top 5 things to do in Frankfurt In a city this vibrant and varied, you will always find plenty of things to do in Frankfurt, Germany. See Frankfurt in its full glory from the Main Tower's public viewing observatory. Then enjoy a delicious dinner in its panoramic restaurant Immerse yourself in the art history of Germany at the Staedel Museum, thought to be the finest art museum in Germany Capture a glimpse of the life of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe with a tour of the Goethehaus. Artifacts from his early life are on display for all aficionados of literature, philosophy and history Stroll through the 50-acre Palmengarten and delight in the gorgeous flowers and plants of this beloved botanical garden Hear magnificent musical performances at the Old Opera House, a reconstructed architectural masterpiece that was once known as "Germany's most beautiful ruin" Shopping in Frankfurt When it comes to shopping, Frankfurt has everything you want and more. Find a combination of international brands and specialty shops on the Golden Mile, a pedestrian zone between the Hauptwache and Konstablerwache. Visit the architectural masterpiece MyZeil Mall and ride the six-story escalator, the longest shopping mall escalator in Europe, to the top to appreciate the impressive work of art. Schillerstrasse is another pedestrian zone worth a visit. The shopping strip which lies between Hauptwache and Eschenheimer Turm is home to many elegant boutiques and stores selling everything from clothing to antiques. Ensure you are within your baggage allowance limit, and get in touch with Etihad Airways for special rates on any additional kilos you may need to take or bring back with you. Restaurants in Frankfurt Enjoy fine-dining or wallet-friendly cuisine all over Frankfurt and make sure you sample some of the local traditions. If there is one thing you are certain to find being served at restaurants in Frankfurt is Gruene Sosse (Green Sauce). This is a particularly popular choice made up of eggs, oil and a variety of green herbs, and is usually poured over potatoes or meat. Another local and regional favourite – the Frankfurter Wuerstchen – is a must-try too. A tasty sausage served with mustard in a bun, it is simple and unbelievably tasty. Nightlife in Frankfurt When it comes to nightlife and things to do in the evening, this German city will not disappoint. Book flights to Frankfurt and prepare to leave with only fantastic memories. Whether you are after a quiet night, a spot of dinner or something a little more adventurous, nightlife in Frankfurt is always good fun. Plan your Frankfurt holiday Museums, shopping, delicious food, gorgeous outdoor venues, fantastic theatre experiences and more await you in this picturesque and richly nuanced city. Frankfurt stands ready to provide you with cultural experiences and light-hearted fun in equal measure. Finding flight deals to Frankfurt is easy with Etihad's popular deals. Peak seasons are from late May to early August and late November through to December. We recommend booking your hotel and tickets to Frankfurt several months in advance if travelling at either of those times. 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Samantha's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
I'm just a New York fan...but when it comes down to baseball I'm a Mets fan, because I was born into this mess. Gotta stay loyal!
What's your favorite movie quote?
Nobody puts baby in a corner
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
hmmmm back in the day it was Street Fighter and I could def kick anyones ass with Chun Lis high kicks...now I only have time to play on my phone so I'd have to go with Candy Crush
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
I have some writing going down the side of my ribs and a teeny tiny wrist tattoo.
What's your best party trick?
well its not so much a trick but I'm known for being the mixologist at our ladies night in parties...girls tend to get twisted cause it taste so good they don't realize how strong it is...
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I'd like to think inside your box
What's the worst job you've ever had?
My current job has to be the worst...who wants to sit at a desk all day?!? Feel like i'm a prisoner
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
me and the girls were on our way to a rave, took a shortcut by running across the belt parkway, I wound up ripping my pants on the divider but other then that we lived to tell the tale
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4am is a little early to end a crazy night out but my go to would be an everything bagel with 2 slices of american cheese and butter heated...or curly cheese fries with melted mozzarella and (brown) gravy
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My baby was born on August 15, 2009. She was born about 2.5 weeks early via c-section due to my severe pre-eclampsia. Unfortunately, my preeclampsia wasn't picked up by my docs at first because my blood pressure is normally quite low ('high' for me is normally 90/60). Looking back, I think I had at least a good week of symptoms before my docs agreed upon preeclampsia and admitted me to the hospital.
Anyway, her birth weight was 5 pounds 12 ounces and 18.75 inches long. When discharged from the hospital, she had gone down to 5 pounds 7 ounces. Today at exactly 11 weeks old she weighs 9 pounds 1.5 ounces and looks great. However, she has been in a very low growth percentile for weight since day 1. Currently she is in the less than 5th percentile for weight. Everything else - head circumference, chest, and length are 25th percentile or higher which is good. She is developing normally and meets all of the milestones and such in the baby books, etc.
Anyone else have issues with their preeclampsia baby gaining weight? She doesn't have any health issues, eats very well (4 - 5 ounces per feeding), and is very happy and wonderful otherwise. She still can fit into a lot of her newborn clothes and some of her 0-3 month clothes (depending on the brand). She just outgrew the newborn diapers about two weeks ago because they didn't come up high enough in the back and she was getting blowouts (fun!).
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ATLANTA (AP) - Al Horford is still getting used to all the new faces.
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Heading into his seventh season with the Hawks, Horford is the team's most tenured member by far. The 6-foot-10 center knows that he's being counted on to lead the way as Atlanta attempts to remake itself as a championship contender.
The Hawks failed to land a center to take some of the load off Horford, who is probably better suited to power forward. After some initial frustration, he now feels more comfortable about the system being installed by new coach Mike Budenholzer. Horford feels it will allow him to be a more versatile scorer and remove some of the burdens at the defensive end.
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This past year Uni garnered praise from the visiting WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges), the accrediting commission for California schools. The committee recognized our students as being among the nicest young people they have seen, and LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy sent Uni a letter of commendation. This summer, the principal was notified that Uni received a 6-year accreditation with a 3-year revisit. When the 2013-14 school year started, Uni had 11 new teachers to carry on this tradition of excellence.
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There are a bunch of movies opening this weekend but only a couple are wide release. We start with those:
The Internship reunites Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson. Wedding Crashers hit theaters in 2005 and at last check, it's 2013. What took you so long boys? And why isn't this movie Wedding Crashers 2? Wedding Crashers fans are going to think that's what this movie is anyway. Fans may want to see Vaughn and Wilson back together again, but critics aren't loving the flick. As long as we are talking about Owen Wilson, if you haven't seen the movie Bottle Rocket, you most certainly should:
The other movie in wide release this weekend is The Purge, starring Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey. The basic idea behind the movie is that for a 12-hour period, any and all crime is legalized. I can't say I am excited for this one but I also can't deny my curiosity. Critics are being kinder to The Purge.
And here's the rest of the weekend line-up:
He gave us the trash TV format and I for one, am really looking forward to the documentary.
Why doesn't Rapture-Palooza look as bad as the title makes me think it will be???
Tiger Eyes is the first major motion picture Judy Blume adaptation. If it's well received, I can see many more Blume adaptations to come.
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LONDON (Reuters) - 888 <888.L> could launch an online gaming offering in Nevada, home to gambling center Las Vegas, as soon as May, a source said after the group won the first ever U.S. license to be awarded to an internet betting firm.
The license to operate in Nevada granted to London-listed 888 Holdings Plc is the first time an internet gambling company has been licensed in the United States, which banned online gambling in 2006.
Following receipt of the license, 888's launch of online poker in Nevada could come as early as mid-second quarter, a source close to the situation said on Friday.
Revenue from Nevada alone is likely to be limited, but the license is a key step for 888 in its development in the wider regulated U.S. online gaming market.
"This is an historic moment for 888. This is the first time a company uniquely providing online gaming has been licensed by any U.S. jurisdiction," Chief Executive Brian Mattingley said.
The decision, announced on Thursday, had been expected after the Nevada state gaming control board voted to recommend approval earlier this month.
888 has already signed a deal with Las Vegas operator Treasure Island to launch online poker under its own brand in Nevada.
It has also a signed a non-exclusive deal with Las Vegas casino brand Caesars
888 has said that, while U.S. income could eventually be considerable, it will likely not have a significant bottom-line impact until 2015.
Internet betting was barred by Congress in 2006, dealing a blow to online gaming companies including 888 who had set up there and driving them elsewhere in their quest for growth.
But the legal position in the United States is changing and national legislation is set to be introduced in the spring as the federal government looks to overtake tax revenue-hungry states racing to follow Nevada in legalization.
Last month, New Jersey - home to the casinos of Atlantic City - legalized internet gambling in the state.
Analysts say companies like 888 and larger rival bwin.party
"Management teams will need to successfully juggle maintaining growth in the core business whilst preparing for U.S. re-entry," said analysts at brokerage Panmure Gordon.
"The highest visibility on U.S. re-entry lies with 888 and bwin.party, but Playtech
Bwin, the world's largest-listed internet betting firm, said earlier this month it was throwing more resources at the U.S. and other soon-to-be regulated markets and backing out of smaller, unregulated ones.
888, like other online gambling firms, suffered a plummeting share price in 2006 at the time of the U.S. clampdown. Yet the stock hit a seven-year-high earlier this month on hopes of a return to the United States.
By 7.16 a.m. ET the shares were flat at 162.6p.
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Natalia's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
Soccer team Argentina, because I was born and raised in Argentina, and I love my country and also Barcelona the best soccer team in the world.
What's your favorite movie quote?
Pretty woman " I'm gonna treat you so nice, you're never gonna let me go"
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I'm really old fashion my favorite video games of all time has to be Mario Bros, but if I have to pick something newer I would pick Need for Speed.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Piercings: only my ears tattoos: none.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I probably would say songs from when I was little like chiquititas and Argentinian soap opera for kids.
What's your best party trick?
I wouldn't say a party trick but my personality allows me to be happy and dance without drinking.
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
Hi, I'm -------- I thought we should at least have a conversation before we get married. Lol
What's the worst job you've ever had?
McDonald's - only worked there for a total of 4 hrs.
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
I'm not that into dangerous things. I'm more of a safe type of girl :)
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
4AM? Ok two options we going home and I cook something yummy or we pick a healthy food truck :))
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
I behave really well in public :))
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Leggings, uggs and a long t-shirt.
Tell us a joke.
I don't know many but here's one. Why do men want to marry virgins? They can't stand criticism.


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Verbinski Drops Pirates in Favor of BioShock FilmPirates of the Caribbean series director Gore Verbinski has decided not to helm the fourth franchise sequel, leaving his schedule open to take on the planned film adaptation of 2K Boston/Australia's BioShock.
"I had a fantastic time bringing 'Pirates' to life, and I am eternally grateful to Jerry, Johnny and the rest of the creative and production team," said Verbinski in a statement. "I'm looking forward to all of us crossing paths again in the future."
According to a trade article carried by Latino Review, Universal Pictures' BioShock movie is on target to begin production in 2010.
John Logan (The Aviator, Star Trek: Nemesis) is set to pen the screenplay for BioShock, while Verbinski will likely direct. BioShock creator Ken Levine is apparently being "regularly consulted" during pre-production.
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