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Jennifer Aniston: Angelina Was "Really Uncool"
In December's issue of "Vogue", the actress finally finally speaks out about the woman who's now got her man and about former love interest John Mayer.
When asked how she felt about Angelina Jolie's public statements discussing falling in love with Brad Pitt -- Jen's then husband -- while filming "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" Jen said, "What Angelina did was very uncool ... There was stuff printed there that was definitely from a time when I was unaware that it was happening. I felt those details were a little inappropriate to discuss. That stuff about how she couldn't wait to get to work every day? That was really uncool."
About her split with Pitt she says "Well, it never was that bad. ... In the end, we really had an amicable split."
What's up with Vince Vaughn? "I call Vince my defibrillator," she says of her co-star on -- and off -- screen in 2006. "He literally brought me back to life. My first gasp of air was a big laugh! It was great. I love him. ... He was lovely and fun and perfect for the time we had together. And I needed that. And it sort of ran its course."
And as for hooking up with John Mayer, she scolds, "People need to mind their own business! Did you ever think Claudia Schiffer and David Copperfield made sense? ... Love just shows up." In response to Mayer's rant, Jen's clear. "Trust me," she says, "You'll never see that happen again from that man." Oh snap!
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I'm glad she's finally speaking up now, but it's a little late. I think she's had enough time to get over it!
i for one love Jennifer! she is one strong woman.. and i think this picture of her is beautiful! what happened with Brand and Angelina well to each there own.. stay strong Jen!
"Uncool"?? Really that's all she has to say about Angelina spewing details of her sorted affair with Jen's then husband… hmmm well she's a much nicer person than I am…
Really. I would have had a lot more to say if I was her. Brad wouldn't have been walking around with his prefect face and black eyes. I would hope that my words to Angelina would make her wish that she was still her brother.
I'm so sick of Jennifer Aniston. I was sick of her, four years and six babies ago (as MSN said.)
Really. When is falling in love accidentally being 'uncool?' I won't blame Brad and Angie to fall for each other. Those two have the almost perfect chemistry in the world! They both love children, they are both humanitarians (in which Bard is already a humanitarian long before Angie came to his life) so it's bound to happen.
jennifer has to say that because she's sore about it. She has no one to blame but herself. For one thing, she doesn't want babies then, she hardly goes with Brad to any humanitarian missions, and that dinner with Bono was such a bore to her. She is playing the victim game here, but the real victim is BRAD! Imagine 8 years of marriage to a woman who hardly appreciates him.
It was five years, and adultery is still
"Not COOL" any way you twist it!! And I would say at first it was lust not love, that's why we have brains..to think things thru not running naked and wild and breeding like animals in the woods! Nuff said!
I definitely love Jennifer Aniston! She's the best actress in the whole wide world and the mostgorgeous human being alive!
Jennnifer Aniston is my idol. I am glad to hear that she is joing Courtney Cox in Cougar Town in season two. I love that show. It will be good to see them together again.
Cougar Town is my favorite tv show. It will be great to have Jennifer Aniston there together with Courtney Cox. I love Jen and she is my best idol.
I think it is unfair on Jennifer Aniston for everyone to assume that every time she is being spotted with someone, they think she has found love again. I hope she will find her lover


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My disease is bankrupting my family
A debilitating lifelong illness has changed the shape of one family's financial future. Sadly, they're not alone.
Four years ago -- seven days after my 30th birthday and three months before my only daughter turned 2 -- I got a cold.
Along with the cold, the left side of my face went numb. When I still couldn't feel my cheek a few weeks later, my doctor sent me to the emergency room. I laughed at the time, thinking of those news stories about people who take up seats in the E.R. because their doctors don't want to see them.
But once I was given a CAT scan that showed suspicious but inconclusive results, and admitted to the hospital overnight, things were less funny. Only an hour after getting an MRI, my neurologist came in and told me that, without a doubt, I had multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disease that affects the brain and spinal cord, causing such symptoms as loss of balance and hearing loss.
When the doctor left the room, my husband turned to me and said, "Don't let this moment define the rest of your life." So far, I haven't. But my diagnosis has completely reshaped my financial life.
I got a $2,500 bill for that hospital visit -- and that was just the beginning.
Why my illness is so expensive
Once I researched the medication that my doctor wanted me to take, I realized that it would cost $2,800 a month. Every MS drug is around this price, and there are no generics available now or in the foreseeable future.
At the time, my health insurance through work covered most of the cost. I was responsible for $500 of it, while living in a small apartment and trying to save for a down payment on a house.
To make ends meet, my husband and I changed our budget and our plans immediately. Instead of the two-story house we'd been eyeing, we purchased a one-story home near my in-laws that could be altered in the future to accommodate my eventual need for a walker or a wheelchair. It would also make it easier for my husband's parents to help care for my now 6-year-old daughter.
The thing you need to understand about MS is that there is no cure. There's no getting better; there is only slowing down the progression of the disease. Statistically, my life expectancy is about average, but the last years of my life will look different from other people's as my disease progresses. I'm lucky that I now have full mobility, with only the occasional muscle twinge, and I keep it that way with a daily self-injection.
As the years go by, the price of medication goes up. Since I was diagnosed, the prescription for the injection has risen from $2,800 to $3,600 a month. If I didn't have health insurance, which covers all but $250 a month, it would cost me $43,000 a year.
These numbers sound insane, but what would you pay to be able to see? Or walk? Or swallow? It's all relative. I look at my syringe every day, hoping that the $120 dose is working.
How our financial health has changed -- for the worse
Until that fateful MRI, my husband and I were in great financial shape. We maxed out our IRAs, we were saving for a house, we amassed a sizable emergency fund, and we had no debt.
But if I lose my vision, as 81% of MS patients do, and can't work, it would mean that I'd no longer be covered by health insurance after 18 months of COBRA. As a result, we're now prepared to file for bankruptcy. If I don't have insurance, and I lose my income, our family would be functioning on my husband's salary alone to cover a $2,200 a month mortgage, along with $3,600 per month in medication.
We'd be bankrupt within a few months of running up credit card bills to pay for the drugs, so it would be better for me to file individually, get down to no income and qualify for disability insurance and patient assistance programs from the drug manufacturers.
My situation isn't exactly unique; depending on the studies you reference, anywhere between 17% and 62% of bankruptcy declarations are largely caused by overwhelming medical bills.
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You are all the serf class whose job is to work until you die. If you are unlucky and get sick, too bad for you. Glad too we have an immigration reform that was easily worked out over so many other issue.
You are a piece of meat to be exploited until unusable. The people who keep you distracted make millions for nothing but making you buy stuff that makes you sick.
Most of the drug companies offer payment assistance programs for many drugs including MS drugs. I have been on Avonex for 8 years, have had no relapses (I'm 55, diagnosed with RRMS at age 47), and I pay $10 a month with the copay assistance from Biogen Idec. My insurance (which, thanks to my employer paying 50%, costs me $360 @ month).
You have to maintain a positive attitude about MS. You are letting it beat you instead of beating it. No you will never be cured of it, but the fact I have had no flareups since I was first diagnosed, along with proper diet, excercise (I've lost 30 lbs since my dx), and rest helps immensely.
I will NOT let this beat me. I will not end up in a wheelchair, will not lose my sight, and not let this dominate my life. I work 40+ hours a week, am an active musician, and do as much with my two boys as time allows. I know people who have given up on life who have MS and have turned to drugs and alcohol to kill the feelings of despair. BE POSITIVE!!
My son has Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis. He receives infusions every three weeks at Children's Hospital. His total costs for his treatments are about $200,000.00 each year. A few years ago due to a change in our insurance, we could not afford to cover our new percentage of his infusions.
After hearing him cry in pain so many times, I swear I would have done anything to get him the infusions he needed. But we had another son, I had to think of him, too. So, I spent days on the phone until I finally found another agency, to help fill the gap in the insurance and get his infusions. Persevere!
This is a tragic story shared by countless familes across the U.S.
I'm not sure that universal health care is the answer, though. It just means the costs continue to rise and all of us get taxed more and more every year to cover it. It doesn't control the costs at all. And the only effective way to cover the cost is to deny coverage, which results in stories like these as well.
Not sure there IS an answer where everyone wins
My child has three chronic illnesses which rule our lives. His father and I (we are divorced) spend many hours figuring out how much we need to pay, who gets what bill and how we are going to cover everything. Generally, his gross cost of care is somewhere in the neighborhood of $100,000/year and most of that is for condition-specific drugs which will never have generics. Last year we had two hospital stays which put us in the $150,000 gross cost range. While we do pay a fraction of that due to health insurance, it is still a significant hit to my overall budget. These conditions only deteriorate over time and we are well aware that this will mean higher out of pocket costs every year and eventual bankruptcy filings for both of us. In the greatest, richest country in the world, this should never happen. Anyone who thinks that the Health Care industry does not need to be revamped and the providers/insurance and big pharma do not need to be regulated has not really dealt with the industry. I am grateful that they haven't had our sorrows, but big money needs to be silenced and the rest of us who are footing the bill should rise up and demand change. We never thought it would happen to us, and I pray to God it won't happen to you. But when it does, the rest of us will be here waiting and nodding our heads when you tell your sad story.
How can this happen !
Didn't the heavens open up and Obama come down and wave his hand to save us all from the evil,mean and greedy medical people and corpations......come on you know he did, so how can this still happen now that we all have FREE INSURANCE and don't need to wear safety gear anymore!
Run with knifes,eat lead,cook with the microwave door open, Obamacare has you covered!
Now if only we can Ban AARP and its evil support for the NRA and guns, yes they invested money in guns and their hands are covered with blood, shame on your AARP!!!
Health care of any type is bankrupting everyone who is unlucky enough to need it and there is quite a list of people to blame: lawyers, pharmacy co's, claims cheaters who bilk the health system, hopsitals, nursing homes, politicians who make decisions based on campaign contributions rather than common sense, the smoker of two packs a day, the drunkard, the drug addict, the person eating 2 cheese burgers before they get home for dinner, it goes on and on. 99% of the high cost/bankrupting issues related to long term or cronic healthcare are a direct result of someone's conscious, poor decision.
Clear up the above personal choice issues the unfortunate folks who, by no decision or action of their own, honestly do need treatment, get it without the catastrophic financial aspect making them wish they would have just died.
Try cancer ... my wife felt fine and all of a sudden it's stage 4 cancer and she passed within 5 months of finding out. Now the cost...2 each.. 500ml of chemo $11k , rad. treatments 10 in all $2800 each... a blood transfusion $1800 (and I give blood free 0neg) so why when you say the C word does everything seem to double in price. Total cost with no insurance $106,000.00
We had just quit our jobs and moved to our retirement home and started looking for new insurance.
So my point is health care is very broken the prices are very high I foresee only the Rich will be able to afford to get sick.
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Jay in Oregon said...
The developers have said that dual spec is intended to be a convenience, not a necessity (see also: swift flying mount) and hearing them directly address the some-trees-are-meant-for-specific-roles possbility is reassuring to me.
I wasn't worried so much for things like the "we'll design an encounter that that requires 8 tanks" example, as a mindset developing along the lines of "Frost isn't designed to be viable for raiding; Mages should just swap out to an FFB or Fire/Arcane spec to raid".
I like being a Frost mage and I like to raid. I'm lucky that Frost has been a viable enough spec to run the current content with, and I don't want to be sidelined or have to respec/dual-spec in order to progress into Ulduar.
(Now if I can just figure out why this other Frost Mage I run with does about 300 DPS more than I do...)


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So much for Madonna trying to rally people to vote. During last night's "MDNA" tour stop in New Orleans, we got to hear who Madonna will vote for (any guesses???) and she also encouraged people to participate in the election. I guess people weren't in the mood to talk politics though, because reportedly her little speech drew some boos and even some walkouts. That's pretty amazing, considering those concert tix aren't cheap! So what'd Madge say that got the good people of NOLA so irate?
Madonna isn't one to keep her thoughts to herself, not even during a concert, and last night she reportedly said:
Who's registered to vote? I don't care who you vote for as long as you vote for Obama.
Drawing some boos, she backpeddaled, adding:
Seriously, I don't care who you vote for ... Do not take this privilege for granted. Go vote.
Hm. This is truly bizarre. So there were Republicans at Madonna's concert?! The GOP hasn't exactly been the party of gay or women's rights this campaign (or any campaign for that matter). Hard to believe there are people who like Madonna enough to pony up for tickets and yet be hardcore Republicans. Madonna has long been a gay icon and has always spoken up for gay rights. And, hey, she also did a strip tease for Malala Yousafzai, the 14-year-old Pakastani girl shot by the Taliban because she stood up for girl's rights. An odd way of showing your support, but that's Madonna for ya.
I'm not saying Mitt supporters may not enjoy Like a Virgin or Girls Gone Wild as much as the next Dem, but how do you attend a Madonna concert and NOT know that she's going to be an Obama supporter? This would be like my going to a Ted Nugent concert and being offended when he spouts off about gun owners' rights. Some people really live in a bubble.
Maybe they just wanted to get into the groove and not be bothered with political rhetoric.
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What a stupid article, Kiri. I have been a Madonna fan since I was a little girl. So has my mother, and we are both registered Republicans. I don't think it's a crazy expectation to not want to be assaulted with Madonna's political opinion when you buy an expensive ticket to enjoy her music. If everyone had to like the person whose music they like, well, then no one would like music. That being said, I think one needs to be prepared for her to say something tasteless when they buy a ticket to her concert...she's kind of a loose cannon.
i would have only because i would have been there to hear her sing, not espouse politics or voting rights. people didn't pay whatever amount of money to listen to her views on politics, they went to see her PERFORM.i doubt people walked out b/c she's an Obama supporter. you would have to be living under a rock to not know she supported him.
Exactly Nancy View. I don't think people leaving had anything to do with who she supported, since it's common knowledge. It's the fact that people pay good freaking money to go to her concerts and don't want to deal with her politics, regardless of where she and her audience stands. I don't allow my personal beliefs and views on politics determine which celebrities I enjoy, because that's not why I enjoy them, that's just silly! I enjoy them because they are good singers, dancers, actors/actresses, whatever. I don't need to listen to them tell me I'm right or wrong with who I vote for.
so they're clueless for not wanting to live in the United Socialist States of America!? I would say Madonna is clueless clueless to the fact that Obama wants to take HER money and give it away. clueless to the fact that Obama is destroying this nation she's just clueless.
And to answer your question OH YES I WOULD in fact I stopped listening to her years ago.
I cannot stand when celebrities espouse any political rhetoric. Madonna, Trump, Lindsay Lohan (!), anyone. It's certainly nauseating, but weird to walk out of a performance because of it.
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The show revolves around C.I.A. Agent Stan Smith, and his not so average family. Stan is constantly fighting off terrorists who threaten the safety of the United States, sometimes causing more harm than good. His wife Francine is your average house wife. She juggles Stan and the kids while keeping a sound mind. Hayley, Stan's only daughter, is your average rebellious teenager. She speaks her own mind, and does things her own way. Steve, Stan's only son, is a bit of a "geek". He enjoys games like Dungeons and Dragons, and participating in comic book conventions. Although he's not Stan's dream son, he always makes him proud. Then there's Roger, the illegal alien (literally) who the Smith's are keeping protected. Roger deals with your average alien emotions, and the fact that he is not allowed out in public, which causes him great distress. Last but not least, Klaus, the Smith's wisecracking talking fish (well, after he was removed from his body) who is secretly in love with Francine.
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A tractor rollover in Clearwater Township killed a 5-year-old boy and his 50-year-old grandfather, both of Monticello, Minn., over the weekend.
At approximately 5:45 p.m. on Friday, Wright County sheriff's officials responded to reports of a tractor that had flipped over in a ditch near the intersection of County Road 104 and Huber Avenue Northwest.
Responding emergency workers found Ron Gustafson, 50, and his grandson, Rollie Gustafson, pinned beneath the tractor. Crews extracted both victims, but neither survived.
Ron Gustafson was pronounced dead at the scene while his grandson was flown to Children's Hospital in Minneapolis where he too was pronounced dead. The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office attributed his death to blunt force injuries.
The man's son and the boy's uncle, Roger Gustafson, told the Associated Press that said the boy and his sister had been living with their grandparents. He says his dad and nephew were always with each other, hand in hand.
Roger Gustafson explained that his father was helping him put up a fence Friday and took the boy for a tractor ride while Roger Gustafson was moving some machinery.
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Review of Prescription Fertility Medications & Non-Prescription Fertility Supplements
Prescription Drugs for Infertility / Ovulation Induction
Women in treatment for infertility issues may use prescription drugs to stimulate their ovaries into producing and releasing ova. This is called ovulation induction - and by altering the chemistry of reproductive hormones, infertility medications may support the development of the ovarian follicle and the release of the egg from the ovarian follicle (ovulation).
Fertility drugs are categorized under two rubrics: oral or injectible. Clomiphene citrate (Clomid or Serophene) falls into the first category. The latter category, called gonadotropins (PergonalR, HumegonR, RepronexR, FollistimR, Gonal-FR ), are injectible drugs designed to stimulate the ovary to produce many follicles each cycle. These medications can be combined with intercourse, intrauterine insemination, or in-vitro fertilization (IVF).
Clomid: Clomiphene citrate (brand name Clomid, Serophene) is used to induce ovulation. Clomiphene citrate is an orally administered medication. Clomiphene citrate appears to act on the hypothalamus and is useful for women who do not ovulate due to hypothalamic or pituitary problems. Given early in the menstrual cycle (day three to day seven), it suppresses the amount of naturally circulating estrogen. This "tricks" the pituitary into producing more follicular stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH). These hormones then stimulate the ovary to ripen a follicle and release an egg (ovulate). Of patients who are properly screened for use of this drug, about 70 percent will ovulate, and 40 percent of those will become pregnant. Clomid is not for everyone, so proper screening and diagnosis is vital. Do not assume you need clomid simply because your cycle is irregular.
Follistim: Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) is a naturally occurring hormone. FSH is important in the development of follicles (eggs) produced by the ovaries. Follistim is used to stimulate a follicle (egg) to develop and mature. It is used when a woman's ovaries can produce a follicle but hormonal stimulation is not sufficient to make the follicle mature. Follistim is also used to stimulate the development of multiple eggs for in vitro fertilization. Follistim can be used by men to increase the production of sperm as well. Follistim may also be used for purposes other than those listed in this medication guide; as with all prescription fertility medications, there are contraindications and potential issues and proper screening before prescription is imperative.
Metformin: Metaformin is often used to treat infertility in women who have not achieved pregnancy using drugs like Clomid. Metaformin is used as a therapy for polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and anovulation. Polycystic ovarian syndrome is a common cause of anovulation and infertility. Women with PCOS fail to ovulate regularly, and exhibit irregular or non-existent menstrual cycles. Metformin has been used to treat diabetes in the past. Recently, it has been discovered that Metformin can facilitate ovulation in some women with PCOS. Metformin may be prescribed alone or in conjunction with clomiphene citrate (clomid).
Non-Prescription Herbal-Nutritional Fertility Supplements
There are currently two leading non-prescription fertility supplements: FertilAid and Fertilityblend. Both supplement brands offer a men and women's formula and are formulated by medical professionals and nutritionists, with proprietary vitamins/herbal formulas validated by clinical studies and established scientific research. Both FertilAid and Fertilityblend for women contain vitex (chastetree berry, vitex agnus-castus). Studies on vitex yield impressive results in increasing a woman's chances to conceive. Both FertilAid and Fertilityblend for women offer vitamins formulations as well, and include folic acid, a vitamin that has been shown to decrease the risk of birth defects.
According to Jill Stansbury, N.D., the herbs most commonly used to promote fertility include:
Before using any herbal tinctures or herbal medications, do consult with your doctor. Also, as the makers of FertilAid and Fertilityblend indicate, do not take any herbal fertility medications while you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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Great read. The people who having fertility problems can now relax as the website has posted an article about the prescribed medicines of this disease. Cheers. Keep posting.
Hello I am 24 years old and my husband and I have been trying for our first baby for the last 7 months. I recently started fertileaid but nothing yet my periods are some what irregular usually rang from a 22 day cycle to a 25 day cycle my last period was on February 12th and havnt stared yet this month. we really want to have a baby please help.
I had sex on nov 29 and ovulated the 9th and had sex again the next day. So on the 18th I started spotting but showed only when I wiped. It lasted for 6 days and stopped.I was supposed to get af on the 30th but nothing then on Jan 6 I started spotting again but this time for longer and barely enough to fill up a pantyliner and reg tampon but it did show in urine no cramps just very faint discomfort on both lower sides and at times feels as if it comes down to my mid thighs..??? What can this be? No preg symptoms just get very very sleepy fatigued and tired no cramping. Af is somewhat irregular I'm either 3 or 4 days late and get heavy periods and semi painful cramps and nothing like that this time????? Pls comment.... And only positive pls no smart mouth comments
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my partner works away, and is always away when i ovulate, he can't change his roster at with his job. Is there anyway of changing when I ovulate to when he is home.
I have been check out and everything s in working order, its just that he is always home at the wrong time of the month, we have been trying for 18mths.
Went to dr, was told there's no reason I can't have a baby... Now 13 years later, at age 36, married for 2 1/2 years... still no baby. Husband has 6, from previous relationship, therefore the problem lies with me. After no menstrual for approximately 8 years my dr prescribed BC pills, I bled for like 5 months straight... EVERY DAY!!! Thought I would die! That was over 6 years ago... and no period since. No period means no ovulating, and no ovulating means no baby-- and for me no baby means no completion.
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As some readers may know, I write for Put This On. In addition to our blog, we have a webisode series on classic men's clothing. Now, I can't imagine anyone who reads me here doesn't also follow Put This On, but in case there are a few of you, I thought I'd share the latest installment to the video series. Shot in Milan, it features one of my sartorial heroes - Luciano Barbera. You might also note that Gianluca Migliarotti, the director of O'Mast, was a producer here. Enjoy.
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PHP Switch Statement
The PHP Switch Statement tutorial explains how to use a super if statement, a switch statement.
The PHP switch statement is pretty much a simplified way to write multiple if statements for one variable. As you use them, you will begin to realize why they are much more convenient that writing a whole lot of if statements or elseif statements. If statements check one conditional, but switch statements can check for many different cases. The simple syntax of switch statements provide more readable code as opposed to using a lot of else if statements.
The syntax is slightly different than an if statement. The entire switch is implicitly using the == that we saw in the if statements earlier. However, we can see that we do not have to repeat that boring comparison operator over and over. Instead, the case is followed by the conditional variable. After the case 1, we see a :. After that colon, we have our statements to be executed. Finally, we come to the break, which signals the end of the if like statement. If we didn't use break, PHP would continue to execute the other conditions in the switch statement. So, use break at the end of your case block to break out of the switch statement unless you want the following cases to be executed. As for the default:, it means that if none of the other conditions are satisfied, do the statements following the default:. The default term is comparable to the else statement.
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When trying the example code ( by copying and pasting in the provided code simulator error messages are indicated for two reasons: 1-First: using the word " executed" in the echo statement string is mistaken for an executive file! 2- Second : code doesn't execute unless parentheses is provide to enclose the variable value.
You neglected to mention the need for the break statement. without a break statement, 'each' of the lines will execute. E.G. In the beginning, no code is executed. Only when a case statement is found with a value that matches the value of the switch expression does PHP begin to execute the statements. PHP continues to execute the statements until the end of the switch block, or the first time it sees a break statement. If you don't write a break statement at the end of a case's statement list, PHP will go on executing the statements of the following case. For example: <?php switch ($i) { case 0: echo "i equals 0"; case 1: echo "i equals 1"; case 2: echo "i equals 2"; } ?> Here, if $i is equal to 0, PHP would execute all of the echo statements! If $i is equal to 1, PHP would execute the last two echo statements. You would get the expected behavior ('i equals 2' would be displayed) only if $i is equal to 2. Thus, it is important not to forget break statements (even though you may want to avoid supplying them on purpose under certain circumstances). In a switch statement, the condition is evaluated only once and the result is compared to each case statement. In an elseif statement, the condition is evaluated again. If your condition is more complicated than a simple compare and/or is in a tight loop, a switch may be faster. The statement list for a case can also be empty, which simply passes control into the statement list for the next case. <?php switch ($i) { case 0: case 1: case 2: echo "i is less than 3 but not negative"; break; case 3: echo "i is 3"; } ?> ref: php manual: http://www.php.net/manual/en/control-structures.switch.php


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Rational and Irrational Numbers
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Rational Numbers
Can be expressed as the quotient of two integers (ie a fraction) with a denominator that is not zero. Many people are surprised to know that a repeating decimal is a rational number.Examples of Rational Numbers
Irrational Numbers
Cannot be expressed as the quotient of two integers (ie a fraction) such that the denominator is not zeroExamples of Irrational Numbers
Proof that repeating decimals are rational numbers
Other BasesAll of the examples that we looked at involve our base ten number system, but irrational and rational numbers exist in other bases. For instance, the number .1 is irrational in binary. There is no way to write .1 as the quotient of two integers in binary ( base 2).
In fact, you have probably experienced the effects of irrational numbers if you use calculators and computers much. If you have ever noticed that your calculator's or computer' s results are just slightly off, the cause could very well be the irrationality of numbers like .1.. If your calculator has to work with .1 it will need to round the irrational binary representation of .1 and therefore the rounded number will be slightly inaccurate...leading to these kinds of very small calculation inaccuracies. (By the way, irrational binary numbers are not the only causes of this 'rounding errors' in computer calculations)


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Paul Rodriguez has got another Nike SB signature shoe ready for 2011 in the Nike SB V-Rod, but we still get all the other goodies, like this new colorway of the P-Rod 2.5. A vulcanized midsole on a skate shoe is a do-no-wrong combination and thanks to this new colorway of earthy brown tones and black, the P-Rod 2.5 just extended its life. The suede upper toe-guard and heel feature a light tan hue with a contrasting darker brown on the rest of the upper, with synthetic leather hits on swoosh and heel-tab. Can't say much more about the colorway except that it's as no-frills-skating as you can get, so watch for these to hit SB accounts in January 2011, or grab 'em now at Flatspot.


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Hartley, John, Burgess, Jean, & Bruns, Axel (Eds.) (2013) A Companion to New Media Dynamics. Wiley-Blackwell, Malden, United States of America & Oxford, United Kingdom.
Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean, Mahrt, Merja, & Puschmann, Cornelius (Eds.) (2013) Twitter and Society. Digital Formations, 89. Peter Lang, New York.
Hjorth, Larissa, Burgess, Jean E., & Richardson, Ingrid (Eds.) (2012) Studying Mobile Media : Cultural Technologies, Mobile Communication, and the iPhone. Routledge Research in Cultural and Media Studies. Routledge, United States of America.
Burgess, Jean E. & Green, Joshua B. (2009) YouTube : online video and participatory culture. Digital Media & Society. Polity Press, Cambridge.
Book Chapter
Spurgeon, Christina L. & Burgess, Jean E. (2015) Making Media Participatory : Digital Storytelling. In Atton, Chris (Ed.) The Routledge Companion to Alternative and Community Media. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), England, United Kingdom. (In Press)
Hjorth, Larissa & Burgess, Jean E. (2014) Intimate banalities : the emotional currency of shared camera phone images during the Queensland flood disaster. In Goggin, Gerard & Hjorth, Larissa (Eds.) The Routledge Companion to Mobile Media. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), London. (In Press)
Bruns, Axel, Highfield, Tim, & Burgess, Jean (2014) The Arab Spring and its social media audiences : English and Arabic Twitter users and their networks. In McCaughey, Martha (Ed.) Cyberactivism on the Participatory Web. Routledge, New York, pp. 86-116.
Burgess, Jean E. & Banks, John A. (2014) Social media. In Cunningham, Stuart & Turnbull, Sue (Eds.) The Media and Communications in Australia [4th edition.]. Allen & Unwin, Sydney, Australia, pp. 285-290.
Nitins, Tanya & Burgess, Jean (2014) Twitter, Brands, and User Engagement. In Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean, Mahrt, Merja, & Puschmann, Cornelius (Eds.) Twitter and Society. Peter Lang, New York, pp. 293-304.
Puschmann, Cornelius & Burgess, Jean (2014) The politics of Twitter data. In Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean, Puschmann, Cornelius, & Mahrt, Merja (Eds.) Twitter and Society. Peter Lang, New York, pp. 43-54.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2013) Blog research : the 'computational turn' [Blogforschung: Der 'Computational Turn']. In Haber, Peter & Pflanzelter, Eva (Eds.) Historyblogosphere : Bloggen in den Geisteswissenschaften. Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag GmbH, Munich, pp. 135-148.
Hartley, John, Burgess, Jean E., & Bruns, Axel (2013) Introducing dynamics : a new approach to "new media" [Editorial]. In Hartley, John, Burgess, Jean E., & Bruns, Axel (Eds.) A Companion to New Media Dynamics, First Edition. Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 1-11.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean (2013) Crisis Communication in Natural Disasters : The Queensland Floods and Christchurch Earthquakes. In Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean, Mahrt, Merja, & Puschmann, Cornelius (Eds.) Twitter and Society. Peter Lang, New York, pp. 373-384.
Puschmann, Cornelius, Bruns, Axel, Mahrt, Merja, Weller, Katrin, & Burgess, Jean (2013) Epilogue : Why Study Twitter? In Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean, Mahrt, Merja, & Puschmann, Cornelius (Eds.) Twitter and Society. Peter Lang, New York, pp. 425-432.
Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean E., Mahrt, Merja, & Puschmann, Cornelius (2013) Twitter and society : an introduction. In Weller, Katrin, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean, Mahrt, Merja, & Puschmann, Cornelius (Eds.) Twitter and Society. Peter Lang, New York, xxix-xxxviii.
Burgess, Jean E. (2012) YouTube and the formalisation of amateur media. In Hunter, Dan, Lobato, Ramon, Richardson, Megan, & Thomas, Julian (Eds.) Amateur Media : Social, Cultural and Legal Perspectives. Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group), Oxon, pp. 53-58.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2012) Doing blog research. In Arthur, James, Waring, Michael, Coe, Robert, & Hedges, Larry V. (Eds.) Research Methods and Methodologies in Education. SAGE Publications Ltd, Washington DC, United States of Amercia, pp. 202-209.
Hjorth, Larissa, Burgess, Jean E., & Richardson, Ingrid (2012) Studying the mobile : locating the field. In Hjorth, Larissa, Burgess, Jean, & Richardson, Ingrid (Eds.) Studying Mobile Media : Cultural Technologies, Mobile Communication, and the iPhone. Routledge, New York, pp. 1-7.
Burgess, Jean (2012) The iPhone Moment, the Apple Brand and the creative consumer : From "hackability and usability" to cultural generativity. In Hjorth, Larissa, Richardson, Ingrid, & Burgess, Jean (Eds.) Studying Mobile Media: Cultural Technologies, Mobile Communication, and the iPhone. Routledge, New York; London, pp. 28-42.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean (2012) Notes towards the scientific study of public communication on Twitter. In Tokar, Alexander, Beurskens, Michael, Keuneke, Susanne, Mahrt, Merja, Peters, Isabella, Puschmann, Cornelius, et al. (Eds.) Science and the Internet. Düsseldorf University Press, Düsseldorf, pp. 159-169.
Burgess, Jean E. & Foth, Marcus (2011) Show us your mess! In Araya, Daniel, Breindl, Yana, & Houghton, Tessa (Eds.) Nexus : New Intersections in Internet Research. Peter Lang, New York, NY, pp. 255-260.
Burgess, Jean E. (2011) User-created content and everyday cultural practice : lessons from YouTube. In Bennett, James & Strange, Niki (Eds.) Television as Digital Media. Duke University Press, Durham, NC, pp. 311-331.
Burgess, Jean E. & Banks, John A. (2010) User-Created Content and Online Social Networks. In Cunningham, Stuart D. & Turner, Graeme (Eds.) The Media and Communications in Australia (3rd ed.). Allen & Unwin, St. Leonard's.
Burgess, Jean E. (2009) Remediating vernacular creativity : photography and cultural citizenship in the Flickr photosharing network. In Edensor, Tim, Leslie, Deborah, Millington, Steve, & Rantisi, Norma (Eds.) Spaces of Vernacular Creativity : Rethinking the Cultural Economy. Routledge, London ; New York, pp. 116-126.
Burgess, Jean E. & Green, Joshua B. (2009) The entrepreneurial vlogger : participatory culture beyond the professional-amateur divide. In Snickars, Pelle & Vonderau, Patrick (Eds.) The YouTube Reader. National Library of Sweden/Wallflower Press, Stockholm, pp. 89-107.
Burgess, Jean & Klaebe, Helen (2009) Digital storytelling as participatory public history in Australia. In Hartley, John & McWilliam, Kelly (Eds.) Story Circle: Digital Storytelling Around the World. Chichester, U.K. ; Malden, MA , Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 155-166.
Burgess, Jean (2008) 'All your chocolate rain are belong to us?' Viral Video, YouTube and the dynamics of participatory culture. In Video Vortex Reader: Responses to YouTube. Institute of Network Cultures, Amsterdam, pp. 101-109.
Burgess, Jean & Fallu, Mark (2007) Youth Internet Radio Network (YIRN). In Fitzgerald, Brian F., Coates, Jessica M., & Lewis, Suzanne (Eds.) Open Content Licensing: Cultivating the Creative Commons. Sydney University Press, Sydney, pp. 135-142.
Burgess, Jean E. (2006) Blogging to Learn, Learning to Blog. In Bruns, Axel & Jacobs, Joanne S. (Eds.) Uses of Blogs. Peter Lang, New York.
Journal Article
Puschmann, Cornelius & Burgess, Jean (2014) Metaphors of big data. International Journal of Communication, 8, 1690-1709 .
Burgess, Jean (2014) From 'broadcast yourself' to 'follow your interests' : making over social media. International Journal of Cultural Studies. (In Press)
Burgess, Jean E. & Vivienne, Sonja (2013) The remediation of the personal photograph and the politics of self-representation in digital storytelling. Journal of Material Culture, 18(3), pp. 279-298.
Bruns, Axel, Highfield, Tim, & Burgess, Jean E. (2013) The Arab Spring and social media audiences : English and Arabic Twitter users and their networks. American Behavioral Scientist, 57(7), pp. 871-898.
Burgess, Jean, Bruns, Axel, & Hjorth, Larissa (2013) Emerging methods for digital media research : an introduction. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 57(1), pp. 1-3.
Shaw, Frances, Burgess, Jean, Crawford, Kate, & Bruns, Axel (2013) Sharing news, making sense, saying thanks : patterns of talk on twitter during the Queensland floods. Australian Journal of Communication, 40(1), pp. 23-40.
Burgess, Jean & Bruns, Axel (2012) Twitter archives and the challenges of "Big Social Data" for media and communication research. M/C Journal, 15(5), pp. 1-7.
Vivienne, Sonja & Burgess, Jean (2012) The digital storyteller's stage: queer everyday activists negotiating privacy and publicness. Journal of Broadcasting and Electronic Media, 56(3), pp. 362-377.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2012) Researching news discussion on Twitter : New methodologies. Journalism Studies, 13.
Burgess, Jean E. & Bruns, Axel (2012) (Not) the Twitter election: The dynamics of the #ausvotes conversation in relation to the Australian media ecology. Journalism Practice, 6.
Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean E., Highfield, Tim, Kirchhoff, Lars, & Nicolai, Thomas (2011) Mapping the Australian networked public sphere. Social Science Computer Review, 29(3), pp. 277-287.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2011) #Ausvotes : how Twitter covered the 2010 Australian federal election. Communication, Politics and Culture, 44(2), pp. 37-56.
Burgess, Jean E., Klaebe, Helen G., & McWilliam, Kelly (2010) Mediatisation and institutions of public memory : digital storytelling and the apology. Australian Historical Studies, 41(2), pp. 149-165.
Burgess, Jean E. & Klaebe, Helen G. (2009) Using digital storytelling to capture responses to the Apology. 3CMedia.
Potts, Jason D., Hartley, John, Banks, John A., Burgess, Jean E., Cobcroft, Rachel S., Cunningham, Stuart D., et al. (2008) Consumer co-creation and situated creativity. Industry and Innovation, 15(5), pp. 459-474.
Hartley, John, McWilliam, Kelly, Burgess, Jean E., & Banks, John A. (2008) The uses of multimedia : three digital literacy case studies. Media International Australia incorporating Culture and Policy, pp. 59-72.
Burgess, Jean (2007) Mediating cultural politics : a dialogue with Georgina Born. M/C Journal - Dialogue.
Hartley, John, Burgess, Jean E., & Green, Joshua B. (2007) 'Laughs and Legends,' or the Furniture That Glows? Television as History? Australian Cultural History, 26, pp. 15-36.
Burgess, Jean E. (2006) Hearing ordinary voices: Cultural studies, vernacular creativity and digital storytelling. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 20(2), pp. 201-214.
Burgess, Jean E. (2005) Revisiting 'the popular': New work in cultural studies. Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 19(2), pp. 315-319.
Burgess, Jean E. (2005) Sounds in Social Space: Topology and Their Audience as a Subculture. Sounds Australian Journal, 65.
Burgess, Jean & King, Andrew S. (2004) Porn and the mediasphere. M/C Journal, 7(4).
Burgess, Jean, Nelms, Emma, & McEntee, Joy (2003) How to pick a fight : Visualisation and sharing in catastrophic times. M/C Journal, 6(1).
Conference Paper
Flew, Terry, Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean E., Crawford, Kate, & Shaw, Frances (2013) Social media and its impact on crisis communication: Case studies of Twitter use in emergency management in Australia and New Zealand. In ICA Regional Conference : Communication and Social Transformation, 8-10 November 2013, Shanghai, China. (Unpublished)
Burgess, Jean & Bruns, Axel (2013) Cumulative and comparative social media analytics for crisis communication. In Selected Papers of Internet Research 14.0, Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR), Denver, Colorado, U.S.A.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2012) Local and global responses to disaster: #eqnz and the Christchurch earthquake. In Sugg , Peter (Ed.) Disaster and Emergency Management Conference, Conference Proceedings, AST Management Pty Ltd, Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre, Brisbane, QLD, pp. 86-103.
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2011) New methodologies for researching news discussion on Twitter. In The Future of Journalism 2011, 8 - 9 September 2011, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK. (Unpublished)
Bruns, Axel & Burgess, Jean E. (2011) The use of Twitter hashtags in the formation of ad hoc publics. In 6th European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, 25 - 27 August 2011, University of Iceland, Reykjavik.
Klaebe, Helen G. & Burgess, Jean E. (2010) A story worth telling : putting oral history and digital collections online in cultural institutions. In 16th International Oral History Conference Between Past and Future (2010 IOHA), 7-11 July 2010, Prague, Czech Republic . (Unpublished)
Spurgeon, Christina L., Burgess, Jean E., Klaebe, Helen G., Tacchi, Jo A., McWilliam, Kelly, & Tsai, Mimi (2009) Co-creative media : theorising digital storytelling as a platform for researching and developing participatory culture. In Australian and New Zealand Communication Association Conference, 8-10 July 2009, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Queensland.
Klaebe, Helen G. & Burgess, Jean E. (2008) Co-creating heritage : innovative uses of oral history and life narrative in Australian libraries. In XV International Oral History Conference, 23-26 September 2008, Guadalajara, Mexico.
Burgess, Jean E. & Green, Joshua B. (2008) Agency and Controversy in the YouTube Community. In IR 9.0: Rethinking Communities, Rethinking Place - Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) conference, 15-18 October 2008, IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark. (Unpublished)
Klaebe, Helen G., Foth, Marcus, Burgess, Jean E., & Bilandzic, Mark (2007) Digital Storytelling and History Lines: Community Engagement in a Master-Planned Development. In Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Virtual Systems and Multimedia : Exchange and Experience in Space and Place, VSMM 2007, Australasian Cooperative Research Centre for Interaction Design Pty, Limited, Brisbane,QLD.
Burgess, Jean E., Foth, Marcus, & Klaebe, Helen G. (2006) Everyday Creativity as Civic Engagement: A Cultural Citizenship View of New Media. In Communications Policy & Research Forum, Sep 25-26, Sydney.
Burgess, Jean (2006) Re-mediating Vernacular Creativity: Digital Storytelling. In First Person: International Digital Storytelling Conference, February 2006, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne. (Unpublished)
Burgess, Jean (2006) Vernacular Creativity, Cultural Participation and New Media Literacy: Photography and the Flickr Network. In Internet Research 7.0: Internet Convergences (AoIR), 2007, Brisbane. (Unpublished)
Hartley, John, Green, Joshua B., & Burgess, Jean E. (2005) 'Laughs and Legends', or the Furniture that Glows? Television as History. In Australian Television History Conference, 8-9 December 2005, Powerhouse Museum, Sydney. (Unpublished)
Conference Item
Montgomery, Lucy, Hartley, John, Burgess, Jean E., & Bruns, Axel (2010) Cultural Science and Methodological Challenge! In Researching Popular Media in the Age of Convergence : Methodological Innovations in the Study of Contemporary Media Industries, Texts, Technologies and Audiences Preconference by the ICA Popular Communication Division, 22 June 2010, Singapore. (Unpublished)
Creative Work
Klaebe, Helen G. & Burgess, Jean E. (2009) Business Leaders Hall of Fame collection. [Digital/Creative Work]
Burgess, Jean E., Klaebe, Helen G., & Woodward, Julie (2009) Five senses digital stories. [Digital/Creative Work]
Klaebe, Helen G. & Burgess, Jean E. (2007) Journey of Understanding: Refugee Stories. [Digital/Creative Work]
Klaebe, Helen G. & Burgess, Jean E. (2007) Wild Backyards. [Digital/Creative Work]
Reference Entry
Burgess, Jean (2014) Audiences, online. In Griffen-Foley, Bridget (Ed.) A Companion to the Australian Media. Australian Scholarly Publishing, North Melbourne. (In Press)
Burgess, Jean E. (2011) YouTube. In Oxford Bibliographies Online. Oxford University Press.
Bruns, Axel, Burgess, Jean E., Crawford, Kate, & Shaw, Frances (2012) #qldfloods and @QPSMedia: Crisis Communication on Twitter in the 2011 South East Queensland Floods. ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane QLD Australia.
Klaebe, Helen G., Burgess, Jean E., Veale, Kylie, & Woodward, Julie (2008) Personal,Community and Family History Centre: Scoping Document. (Unpublished)
Klaebe, Helen G. & Burgess, Jean E. (2008) State Library of Queensland Oral History and Digital Storytelling Review.
QUT Thesis
Burgess, Jean Elizabeth (2007) Vernacular creativity and new media. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Burgess, Jean E. (2004) High Culture as Subculture : Brisbane's Contemporary Chamber Music Scene. Masters by Research thesis, The University of Queensland.
Working Paper
Puschmann, Cornelius & Burgess, Jean (2013) The Politics of Twitter Data. SSRN. [Working Paper]


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I know this council are asking for you to complete a survey but will they take any notice of what the public want?
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Q: I have recently been contemplating getting a cookie jar for the sake of nostalgia. I understand that traditional jars aren't the best thing for keeping cookies fresh but I want the feeling that having a cookie jar invokes in the kitchen if you will. Something quirky and fun to look at...
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I was wondering what cookie jars other readers have or grew up with. Growing up ours was a strawberry and it was mostly only filled at Christmas time.
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Sur La Table had a cute owl one in store recently. Don't know about the price. I didn't grow up with a cookie jar - Mom wasn't a baker, and she hid any store bought cookies so we couldn't eat them without permission.
I got one years ago from Crabtree & Evelyn - it is a lemon. A big yellow lemon with a green top that is the cover. I would recommend maybe looking for something vintage and kitchsy on eBay. Or you could go to a paint your own pottery place and make something yourself that matches your kitchen. Have fun!!
My mom had a ceramic pine cone with a squirrel on top. We kids (seven of us) would have to be very careful lifting the lid off so it did not clank if you wanted to sneak a cookie. Even harder was putting it back on. I swear you could hear it up on the third floor!
My mom still has it, does not use it anymore, but we all love to see it when we are over at her house.
I have this lovely beast in my kitchen: http://www1.macys.com/shop/product/espana-dinnerware-bocca-cow-cookie-jar?ID=498076&CategoryID=53629
I also have a little vintage yellow cookie jar that doesn't look like anything in particular but it houses my candy stash. Only the smart visitors figure that out.
So funny, I've been looking for a fun (vintage) cookie jar for years online and instead, I stumbled upon this one at World Market a few months ago. Love it. And, I don't worry about my kids breaking it because it was cheap. (ugh - can't get the html to display, so here's the link: http://www.worldmarket.com/product/russian-doll-cookie-jar.do)
We have a fabulous koala cookie jar from my Aussie grandmother. Try ebay or etsy for something vintage.
I have a panda bear holding a baby bear cookie jar I got at a garage sale and a fun penguin one I found on craigslist. Thrift stores, at least in my area, seem to be full of cookie jars of every variety. I spent less than $10 on two quirky cookie jars.
I found a super cute vintage cookie jar on Etsy - there are tons of them for sale there https://www.etsy.com/transaction/66555265
I really like cookie jars, too, for the same reasons even though I don't store cookies in them. I don't have any specific cookie jar recommendations, but I did want to share my mom's trick. We never stored cookies in the cookie jar, but we stored the "stuff" for cookies in ziploc bags in there. Chocolate chips, coconut, extracts, etc. are all in the cookie jar. It makes it fun and easy to ad-lib cookie recipes, and it's still conceptually a jar for cookies. :)
I have a couple of vintage wooden biscuit barrels from the UK- they have a ceramic liner & have loads of charm.They can be found online at the usual places or if you're lucky at a flea market - I picked up one of mine there for $5.00!
I love my NAPCO "Cookies All Over" jar that was given to me by my grandmother. I keep my kitchen counters very spare, but that cookie jar with the cookie designs and cheery walnut on the lid really pops with color. It's a popular design, and some particularly rare pieces can sell for $150, but I've seen others as low as $30 on eBay and at antique stores.
We had some holiday ones that sat out, but we normally used decorative tins. Although, we do keep dog biscuits in a sock monkey cookie jar now. I love these owls from World Market: http://www.worldmarket.com/product/owl-cookie-jars-set-of-2.do?&refType=1&from=Search
The best place to find interesting cookie jars is at the flea markets. There is usually at least one dealer with a great selection that are well priced. I found a McCoy bean pot cookie jar that was perfect for my kitchen and it cost $15. Every time I go, I see some gorgeous vintage and kitschy cookie jars.
Cookie jars are a personal choice. Look everywhere and when you see "the one" you will know imediately. Let it reflect your personality and make it a fixture and tradition in your home. Enjoy the journey.
If you're looking for fun and vintage, check out your antique stores! I've got a quirky vintage bear cookie jar that I picked up for about $10, I was out looking for tea cups and pyrex dishes and found him sitting on a shelf, half-hidden. It was exactly the sort of cookie jar I'd always wanted to have in my house. Now if only I had time to keep him stuffed with cookies...
Anthropologie has a ton as well! I have an orange owl jar from there that I love.


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[FONT=Times New Roman][FONT=Calibri][COLOR=#000000]This past weekend, we traveled to Snowshoe West Virginia to the Snowshoe Resort and Bike Park. We had a great time and I would highly recommend this resort to any families looking for a fun weekend get-away. [/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=Calibri][COLOR=#00 ... Read More »
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One of two tequilas made by barcardi's,the other being Corzo(possibly my favorite). Cazadores is very smooth and has a pleasant vanilla taste. I am impressed and for the price is a good buy.I find it good enough to sip as a blanco and it makes any mixed drink amazing. Not top shelf, but a staple to have around.-Long Island Lou
Technical Notes
The story of Cazadores starts with Jose Maria Bañuelos, who created the recipe in 1922 and kept it in the family for three generations like all famly secrets deserve. It wasn't until his grandson Don Felix perfected the recipe and opened up a factory in 1973 that the special recipe was released to the public. He named the blend Cazadores, "hunters," in honor of his grandfather to signify a man hunting down his dream, and marked it with the symbol of a deer, the favorite animal of his grandfather, which he often watched at night mingling with the gorgeous blue agave plants in the field.


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San Jose, CAUSA 95132
August 6, 2012
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Hi Vinod, Thanks for joining the group. Welcome! I hope you enjoy the activities lined up.
Welcome to my group! I hope to see you in many workshops. Let me know if you have any questions. Mike
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