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Children of any age are always welcome in our worship. Sunday-school age kids also have an opportunity for their own worship as part of our curriculum. Parents with small children are welcome to keep their children with them, to come and go throughout the service as their children's needs require, and to make use of nursery care as suits their child.
Join us on March 9 right after the service, for a light lunch. Father James will share ways that you can help support your child, grandchild, or godchild as we enter the season of Lent and Easter. Please contact Emily, the Children's Ministry Coordinator if your child would like to participate. firstname.lastname@example.com
We offer free child care starting at 9 am on Sunday mornings, for those who wish to participate in Sunday morning Bible Studies. Child care is also available after the service for parents who would like to join the choir practice.
More about children in worship….
Sunday School
St. David's uses the Godly Play curriculum. Godly Play is a Montessori-based, agenda-free experience to help children explore their own innate spirituality and questions about God. Creativity and fun are always a factor! Teachers are specially trained in this curriculum, and our Godly Play classroom is a great place to be on Sunday mornings.
Here are a few useful documents for volunteers and parents.
- Top 6 Ways Parents can support their children in Godly Play
- About Godly Play
- Godly Play Teaching Roles (outlines the roles of both the Lesson teacher and the door person.)
Sunday school begins in church every Sunday at 10:00. After an opening song and children's prayer, children leave with their teachers, and re-join their families for Eucharist. Download the Registration Form!
Youth Pride St. David's
Our youth group is growing! Led by Josh Kingsley, their mission is to "to provide service and good will to those less fortunate than us through work in the metropolitan area, then tomorrow, the world." You can follow YPSD on Twitter, and stay tuned for expanded YPSD web presence. In the meantime, anyone between 13 and 18 with a love of God and an interest in the YPSD mission is welcome to join. The group meets most Sundays for the "After Party" held (appropriately) after the service in the chapel.


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jonsmth (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 9:41 am) +18 points
Rydia is from Final Fantasy 4
Rex SK (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 9:55 am) +1 points
And the Horny Villagers are from X-2
883377779999 (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 3:36 pm) +1 points
Something tell me they are not the only Horny people around
Mr.Bojangles (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 2:17 pm)
I know there's a green-haired female protagonist in FF6, but seriously...
AssasinZAssasin (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 4:02 pm)
...? Edge is from FF 4 too, right?
seragnel (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 7:39 pm) -2 points
Same with Edge
Vanagloria (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 11:49 am) +5 points
Edge, you're an idiot. You don't share your waifu Rydia with anyone.
883377779999 (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 3:41 pm) +3 points
Blood shall be drawn to night when Cecil hear of this
MisterXXX (Sat Sep 7, 2013, 6:49 am) +1 points
Group+anal+Rydia? Now i can die in peace
AwaKeNSmok3 (Tue Feb 26, 2013, 8:29 pm) +1 points
Ah, sweet Rydia. She'll always be my favorite of all the FF females.
KaitoX (Mon Feb 25, 2013, 7:12 pm) +1 points
Some faggot went on a down-voting spree here. lol
PumpJack McGee (Sat Feb 23, 2013, 2:06 pm)
Dawww. A little gang-buttfuck and she becomes so adorably tsun-tsun.
Repartee (Fri Feb 22, 2013, 1:40 am)
Finally. I've been waiting for far too long for more Rydia hentai. Thank you Fakku.
Capchan (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 11:14 pm)
Sweet manna from the heavens!
AssasinZAssasin (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 4:04 pm) -1 points
The art's nice and all, but why would Edge share Rydia with other people?
Also, wasn't it FF 4? FF 6's green haired girl was Terra, right?
Also, wasn't it FF 4? FF 6's green haired girl was Terra, right?
Forgotten_Ash (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 3:38 pm) +4 points
puzzlingbrat (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 12:08 pm) -1 points
Pg 17: "I didn't meant to do it at the same time!"
Then, what was she thinking when she opened her pussy like that? Oh well... Not that this spoils the story though.
Then, what was she thinking when she opened her pussy like that? Oh well... Not that this spoils the story though.
wtfass (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 11:26 am)
this art seems familiar
Orberon (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 10:19 am) -1 points
maybe fakku should talk to doujin moe if they want more ff6 h manga's they like 6-7 of them their in English and think 3-4 vanilla ones too
slycooper360 (Thu Feb 21, 2013, 9:32 am) -1 points
what a wonderful no pan life

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There is no need to talk about players like Evgeni Malkin, Sidney Crosby, Alexander Ovechkin, Henrik Lundqvist or other elite fantasy players as we all know what to expect from those players. It's the second and third line players and sometimes even a fourth-liner that makes the difference between winning in the playoffs and potentially your playoff hockey pool.
Boston Bruins – Brian Rolston – Rolston is an aging sniper who could have a Mark Recchi-type impact on the Bruins. Recchi played on the third line for Boston in their Stanley Cup-winning run and scored five goals and 14 points in 25 games, including one game-winner. This year the Bruins are hoping for something similar from Rolston. He is on the downswing of his career but the trade to Boston sparked his season. In 49 games with the New York Islanders he scored just four goals and nine points, but after the trade he scored 15 points in 21 games. Rolston took his point-per-game rate from 0.18 in New York to 0.71 with Boston.
Florida Panthers – Tomas Kopecky – Kopecky has been a member of two Stanley Cup Championship teams over the past four post-seasons. Having won with both the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks, he played with some of the leagues top leaders including Nicklas Lidstrom, Marian Hossa, Jonathan Toews and Pavel Datsyuk. He brings that experience and knowledge to the Panthers. At 6'3" and 200 pounds, he is a big two-way forward and many were hoping for an offensive breakout this season, but he is more of a checker with decent offensive skills. Kopecky does have good shot and you never know who will get hot for playoffs – think Johan Franzen from a few years ago.
New Jersey Devils – David Clarkson – Clarkson smashed his career highs for goals and points this season, scoring 30 goals and 46 points. All of the talk in Jersey is about Ilya Kovalchuk, Zach Parise and Adam Henrique, but Clarkson finished third on the team for goals, just one behind Parise and seven behind Kovalchuk. But Clarkson has failed to show the same offense in the playoffs as he has just two goals in 20 games over four NHL post seasons. Clarkson is an excellent sleeper pick in pools, especially ones that rewards goal scoring.
New York Rangers – Carl Hagelin – Hagelin is the reigning fastest skater in the NHL but the question will be: Can he use that speed in the tight-checking playoffs? He scored 14 goals and 38 points in 64 games as a rookie this season and it's hoped he will eventually develop into a solid two-way player who scores 55-60 points a season. Hagelin will start the playoffs on the top line and has shown some great chemistry with linemates Brad Richards and Marian Gaborik. If he can stick on that line, expect him to put up decent numbers this playoffs and based on his assist last night on the Richards' goal, he could be there a while.
Ottawa Senators – Kyle Turris – Turris is an extremely gifted offensive player who never found his way with the Phoenix Coyotes. This season he was traded to Ottawa, where he flourished. Turris scored 12 goals and 29 points in 49 games as a Senator. With what little NHL playoff experience he possesses, has he shined, scoring a goal and three points last year in four games. Turris is playing with Erik Condra and Nick Foligno on the second line and they are really connecting. Ottawa may not be in the playoffs long but expect production from Turris, as evidenced by his assist last night.
Philadelphia Flyers – Wayne Simmonds and Jakub Voracek – Both of these players were acquired this past off-season and both made immediate impacts. Simmonds is a gritty power forward who has a nice scoring touch. He set career highs this season with 28 goals and 49 points. In his previous two post-seasons, he scored three goals and six points in 12 games with the Los Angeles Kings but should produce at a higher rate this post season. Simmonds has great value in pools that rewards both goals and penalty minutes.
Voracek is another big scoring winger who set career highs for goals this season while with the Flyers. He doesn't have a lot of playoff experience as he played for the Columbus Blue Jackets prior to the trade to Philly but he did score a big goal in overtime of game one against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Both of these players will be 30 goal threats going forward and in these playoffs, both will be impact players physically and on the scoresheet.
Pittsburgh Penguins – Steve Sullivan – Sullivan is exactly the kind of veteran player that teams rally around during the playoffs to win it all for. He has played 969 NHL regular season games and scored 283 career goals along with 447 career points, but has played in 45 playoff games and has never made it past the second round. Sullivan has just 18 playoff points putting him at a 0.40 point-per-game rate, which is almost half of his regular season rate of 0.75. Sullivan won't be counted on to be the main offensive guy but is a great depth forward, who will get you a point every two games. Think Doug Weight back in 2005-2006 when he scored 16 points in 23 games for the Carolina Hurricanes in their Cup-winning run.
Washington Capitals – Jason Chimera – While providing secondary scoring for the Caps, Chimera set career highs this season with 20 goals and 39 points. Chimera follows the theme of this column, as many of these players are big, checking wingers who have a decent scoring touch. He is 6'3″ and 213 pounds and knows how to use all of it to his advantage. Chimera's production is slightly better in playoffs (0.43) compared to his regular season (0.38) production, however he only has played in 23 playoff games. He is a little inconsistent with his scoring, so if he starts producing these playoffs you should look at picking him up as his points come in bunches.
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Detroit scored three times in the third period, capped by Tomas Holmstrom's winner with less than seven minutes to go as the Red Wings topped the Sharks in San Jose, 4-to-3.
The victory in the Western Conference semi-finals is the second straight while facing elimination for Detroit, which now trails 3-to-2 heading into Game Six, which they will host tomorrow night. Danny Cleary, Jonathan Ericsson, and Niklas Kronwall also scored forDetroitwhile Pavel Datsyuk had three assists. Jimmy Howard was big in net for the Red Wings, making 39 saves as the Sharks outshot Detroit 42-to-22.
The Red Wings are trying to become just the fourth team in NHL history to win a playoff series after losing the first three games.
Last night in the ECHL, the Kalamazoo Wings shutout the Nailers in Wheeling 4-to-0, giving the K-Wings a 3-games-to-2 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals. Game Six is tomorrow night inKalamazoo.


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The voice-over Internet protocol system, including 732 desktop telephones, will be installed at all county offices in April and will replace a system that's obsolete and at maximum capacity.
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In January my boyfriend Tom got to celebrate his 29th birthday. Reason enough to do something special for him! I took him out to Louvain for a date with just the two of us. Cocktails, delicious Japanese food, cocktails again, and a movie. And I made sure to wear the kind of make-up that he likes: relatively bold eye make-up, natural-looking skin and not too much color on the lips. Have a look!
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Essence eyeshadow in Party All Night
Gosh eyeshadow in Dark Green
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MAC eyeshadow in Orange
NYX eyeshadow in Barely There
MaybellineVolum' Express 100% Black mascara
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Zab Thai Kitchen
10667 Loveland-Madeira Road
Loveland, Oh 45140
Mon-Sat: 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Mon-Thurs: 5:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Fri-Sat: 5:00 p.m. – 10:30 p.m.
Sun: Closed
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Appetizers, Soups, Salads: $3 – $8
Noodles, Rice, Stir Fry & Curries: $6 – $12
Specialties: $12 – $15
Drinks: $2 – $3
Whenever someone stumbles upon something new, they generally tend to not have any expectations of it. When it's good, they are pleasantly surprised, and when it's not good, they are not disappointed. That's pretty much what happened to us. Except that it wasn't good, it was fantastic.
We stumbled upon Zab while in Loveland, and wondered what happened to the Chinese (American Chinese) buffet that used to be in it's very location. We were really curious how it would now be decorated and if it was any good, so we wandered on in to grab a quick lunch.
The interior is completely different from the old Chinese buffet – the first thing that struck me was how open it feels now. The walls are warm creams and brown-greens, and there's now a neutral, tightly woven office-type carpet down. There are some Asian-styled light fixtures mixed among modern style ones. Overall, the interior has a very modern feel to it without going overboard. It's very casual and comfortable.
The restaurant only had a few other filled tables in, but it was right after lunchtime. We were seated right away and began looking over the menu. It's not too big, but it's full of many common, as well as uncommon Thai dishes. So many sounded good that we decided to order the O-leang, or Thai iced coffee, while we tried to decide on main dishes. Okay, while I tried to decide – Adam already knew what he wanted.
The O-leang came in a nice glass with a layer at the top of sweetened condensed milk. Since they came with thick straws I tried a sip of the black coffee, then we stirred them and they became a light, creamy tan color. Flavor wise, they were incredible. The taste is very similar to Vietnamese coffee, but you can tell that there is something unique about it. It's actually because O-leang is coffee plus corn, soybeans and sometimes sesame seeds ground together and then brewed in a special manner. After brewing, sugar and sweetened condensed milk are added.
When we were finally ready to order, Adam got his usual Massaman Curry – according to him that's his measure of a Thai restaurant. I usually like to get Pad Thai, but I wanted something different today, so I got the Pah Lho (braised pork). As soon as I said it the waitress' gut response was "Oh that is so good….!" Looking good so far!
Our meals came out quickly, and smelled so wonderful. Adam's Massaman Curry had a great consistency and texture, and the beef, potatoes and carrots were all cooked to perfection. The coconut in the sauce was so savory and delicious. The presentation, while elegant enough to fit the decor, was extremely… 'homey'. The vegetables were rough cut in large chunks and the meat look liked it had been slow coked then pulled apart making it look like something I could've been handed from a Thai granny at a stall in Bangkok.
My Pah Lho is a braised five spice pork with steamed bok choy, some cilantro and a hard boiled egg (I think it was boiled in tea) on the side, as well as a small cup of spicy red sauce. The pork was very flavorful and tender all on it's own, and after dipping it in the spicy sauce it was fantastic. The pork is very savory, until you dip it in the spicy sauce which really accents the five spice flavor, and gives it a nice pop. I must warn you though, I really mean it when I say it's spicy!
The service was excellent too – our waitress was really friendly and chatted with us for a bit about the restaurant having been open for only three weeks. Unfortunately, we were in a hurry though, so we didn't get to hear more at the time. If we weren't in a hurry, we also would have ordered more food.
Later we found out why Zab's food was so surprisingly delicious – Zab is owned by chef Paendin "Toon" Yongkanaysin and Srinuan "Cindy" Yantarasri, the former chef and the former co-owner of Beluga respectively. They named the restaurant "Zab" because it means "delicious, spicy, hot." The menu, according to them, is a lot of familiar dishes, along with some traditional Thai dishes and modern takes on Thai. I really appreciate the uniqueness and authenticity of Zab's menu – and I think others will too. Especially since it's so delicious.
If you haven't yet, you should but Zab Thai Kitchen at the top of your list of places to eat. The food is fantastic and while not overly fancy, it's still plated very nicely. Prices are moderate, and the portion sizes of our food were moderate as well. I wasn't full at the end of my meal, but I was at least satisfied (granted, I also didn't eat the rice it came with.) In fact, I think the prices are generous considering how delicious and high quality the food was. We are definitely going to need to go back soon and order more of the food – when we do we will also write a more thorough review.
If you want to see more pictures of Zab, you should check out our Zab Thai Kitchen Gallery on Facebook.
Have you been to Zab or Belugas before? Share your thoughts and impressions in the comments below!
Verdict: Delicious, Spicy, Hot
Zab Thai Kitchen, unassumingly tucked away in the Shoppes of Loveland shopping center along Loveland-Madeira road, is a new Thai restaurant featuring common Thai dishes along with traditional and modern-style fare. Matching the cuisine, the interior is very modern but still casual and comfortable.
The food is incredibly delicious and beautifully plated, which shouldn't be a surprise since it's all made by the former chef from Beluga. The entrees are moderately priced, and moderately portioned, however the flavor is well above what you'd expect.
If you like good food, particularly Thai, I suggest you get in your car now and give it a shot.


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This past week two black shoppers at the ultra-chic Barney's flagship store in NYC filed lawsuits against the store and the NYPD for wrongly profiling in the sad, tired story of "shopping while black".
Victim #1: A college student walked into the store and purchased a Salvatore Ferragamo belt with the signature buckle, was subsequently stopped and ARRESTED with the accusation of using a fake debit card. Turns out he used his actual debit card and was released without further questioning.
Victim #2: Another college student, mother (with another on the way), was profiled in a subway station a few blocks from the store after purchasing a $2,500 Celine bag. After viewing her debit card and ID, she was allowed to go home.
Both of these situations were wrong and as a college-educated professional earning a substantial income that likes treating myself from time to time, I couldn't help, but feel like that could've easily been me; profiling, stopped and even arrested for buying something with my hard earned money.
However as harrowing as these stories may be, something about victim #2 set me off for another reason.
Phillips, a nursing student, received a tax-return large enough to "afford" her a $2,500 bag while she is raising one child with another on the way. I couldn't help, but overlook her profiling partially due to me being slightly desensitized to the young man that made headlines the day prior and the fact that she used money that undoubtedly should be used to support her children to purchase a $2,500 bag.
What would possess someone to do that? Some people said that "everyone deserves to buy what they want", "its her money!", and "people can have nice things". It might be wrong, but the priorities here were so out of wack that I couldn't even empathize with her.
Did she have some childhood dream of owning the 68 year-old French luxury brand's bag or did she see it on a show or hear it in a song and think "I gotta get that".
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to choose the latter.
I believe that African-Americans, a group that will have a whopping $1.1 trillion in buying power by 2015 according to a Nielsen company report, has been a target of guerrilla style marketing through the music industry by fashion conglomerates to encourage conspicuous consumption and material greed.
There is no reason a nursing student that will graduate with two children and is looking to earn around $50,000 (if she successfully lands a position after school in a such a competitive field) should be purchasing a bag that is roughly 1% of her net income on a bag.
Hip-hop has been blatantly marketing designer names through song titles ("Versace, Versace" etc) and even the names of artists ("Gucci Mane") for long enough. Its like if its not one evil, its another. We evolved from gangster rap in the early 90's, to castigating one another and making people feel inconsequential based on their material possessions and money they have. Unfortunately the way music speaks to us is the way many of us create our realities and that has to change.
Prudential did a survey, African Americans Making Financial Progress but Still Facing Financial Challenges, that outlined some of the leaps and bounds a people that just 50 odd years ago weren't allowed to drink out of the same water fountains as the general public have made in the realm of financial security. It made it clear that even with our progress we have some work to do and I don't know if $2,500 bags or having some of the most successful members of the community like Jay-Z striking deals with the same companies that profile us. My people…


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Said Hufflepuff, "I'll teach the lot, and treat them just the same."
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Homemade from scratch Chicken Pot Pie of awesomeness…
That crust rose so high & delicate while we were waiting
My house smells terrific.
The little kids get pepperoni.
The big people get pepperoni, onion, green pepper, black olive, mushroom, pickled artichoke, and banana pepper rings.
I had no lunch today. It's late.
Let's eat.
It's a 6", 1-layer dark chocolate. I'm going to mail it tomorrow.
The secret is to put a little meringue powder in the frosting. That way it skins over so it doesn't stick to the plastic wrap. Then plastic wrap 2 directions, firmly, and packed in a box with some soft padding around. Knitted gifts work great, LoL
Made-from-scratch biscuits with homemade sausage gravy.
Also I may need an aspirin this morning.
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There's not a thing wrong with me, other than I just baked a tray of from-scratch biscuits at 1AM
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Homemade beer-batter onion rings are what I get for going to bed without finishing almost my whole beer…
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We're making homemade pizzas.
Mine & Artemas' has pepperoni, smoked pork, bacon, onions, mushrooms, spinach.
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andthentherewasglitz replied to your photo: I made my own butterscotch sauce (only it was…
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Looks yummy!
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You are amazing! And so fucking thin. :p
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ooh… how do you make it?
Ok this is all kinda approximate, because that's the way I cook.
2 T butter (30grams)
1/2 Cup granulated sugar (120 grams)
Melt together in a heavy or non-stick saucepan.
1/2 Cup (120 grams) evaporated milk, milk, or cream
Bring to a boil over medium heat.
1 tsp vanilla extract (5 grams/ccs)
1 Tablespoon scotch whiskey (I used bourbon) (15 grams/ccs)
Continue to boil until mixture is smooth and will sheet evenly off the spoon or spatula. When a small drip of the mixture dropped into some water forms a soft ball, the sauce is done.
If served warm, over cold ice cream, it will stiffen to a caramel-like consistency. When cooled to room temperature, it has a pliable caramel-coating texture.


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Serenade – Behind the Scenes
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Lacewing Sway…Behind the Photoshoot
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Our Arashi Shibori How-To Video
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Behind the Scenes on our Scents of Occasion Photoshoot
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Our Linen Wrap Belt – 3 Ways
Behind the Scenes: Tinted Botany
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Ostara Collection
Margaret and Sandy wanted to show everyone the new collections. Watch as they give you the scoop on their favorite styles and colors!
String Theory Collection
Our personal shoppers were so excited about the String Theory Collection we made of video of their favorite styles! See them try them on and and critique them.
Printing a Linen Layer Skirt
Take a look inside our print studio as our printer makes short work of printing a Linen Layer Skirt! Watch as she chooses blocks, mixes paint & paints this wearable work of art.
Interview with a Blue Fishinista!
We recently sat down with our friend and long time customer Carol and asked her to tell us her Blue Fish story. Here she tells how she wears, loves and styles her Blue Fish collection!
Cardi Wrap 5 Ways
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Michael Lohan: Lindsay Obviously Boffing Samantha Ronsonby Mischalova at . Comments
Are Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson a couple?
Days after pics of these two nuzzling necks in Cannes surfaced, the man whose sperm is responsible for Lindsay's existence told Us Weekly that her relationship with Ronson "is evident to anyone with half a brain."
In other words: Jessica Simpson has no idea it's going on.
But "just like the [topless] Marilyn Monroe spread, Linds is my daughter and there are just some things a father doesn't want to see or hear, regardless of whether they are true or false," Michael Lohan said
Michael added that Lindsay "is a big girl, and she can make her own life choices. Then it is between her and God." (And the latest person sharing her bed, of course.)
It's none of his business, and he'd never exploit his daughter to a celebrity gossip tabloid, but Michael Lohan says Lindsay is totally doing Samantha Ronson!
Meanwhile, Michael also had to take a swipe at his ex-wife, Dina Lohan.
"Maybe her mother's life revolves around the tabloids and reports, but mine doesn't," he said. "I am into setting a good example and doing good things that don't deceive or exploit my kids."
Well said, Michael! The tabloid you exploited your kid to wrote the quote down perfectly.
His ex wife is a fame whore loser! Lindsey is not lesbian, she is a no talent bisexual who would do anyone or thing, even a dog.Samantha is her lover, but more importantly, her dealer. Sam is being used for drugs and to make it look like Linds is not broke. MAKE THESE LOSERS GO AWAY!!!


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OH MY GODDDD! Sorry for the delay this morning… still ironing out the glitches… but I am so so so super excited to say hello from The Design Files' brand new home – WORDPRESS!
Whilst it may not *look* massively different from ye olde Design Files, this has been a HUGE task! I have had lots of amazing help and advice along the way… Big hi-fives all round to these super clever people! -
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Glenn Todd at Dvize - OMG you have no IDEA the brain power it takes to migrate 2.5 years worth of posts, pictures, comments, links from one place to another across the interwebs. Not to mention giving me a crash course in WordPress and HTML and everything else I need to know to steer this ship solo! It was a mammoth task – thankyou Glenn!
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But mainly, Thankyou guys so much for reading, for your endless encouragement, and your patience during this big move! I am really excited to make this site even better for everyone reading! I hope you find this new site friendly and easy to navigate… but also I hope it still feels like The same old Design Files! I am super excited to have the 'Australian Homes' and 'Interviews' organised into thumbnails for easy browsing! (I still need to add some more…) There is still a bit of 'coming soon' going on… but do have a click around and see what you think! I would love your feedback!
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The list of things Mark Richt and his staff have to fix for the coming season in order to keep their jobs at UGA is pretty long. Chances are they won't be able to get it all done, even under the best of circumstances.
But while the Dogs might not be quite as "close" as Richt touts them to be, they do have Aaron Murray and some other talented players, and if a few things break Georgia's way a turnaround to challenge for the SEC East is certainly within Richt's reach.
But in order for that to have a chance of happening the head coach and his staff absolutely have to get a few key things done. And those keys are:
Line play has to improve on both sides of the ball. On defense, if Georgia can land JUCO beast John Jenkins, who recently pulled out of his commitment to Okie State, it will be a big step toward fixing one of the major weaknesses of Todd Grantham's defense: the lack of
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December 11, 2012, 2:12 PM — Parents beware: Many iPhone and Android apps designed for children are playing fast and loose with privacy, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
The FTC just released a survey PDF on kids' apps in Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store for Android. Of the 400 apps surveyed, 60% sent out the device ID, mainly to third-parties such as ad networks or analytics companies.
Although the IDs alone don't provide any personal information, some ad networks may store these IDs alongside more sensitive data, such as email addresses or social networking details. In that sense, they can act as a "key" to more data, as The Wall Street Journal points out. Apple, at least, is phasing out the Unique Device Identifier, or UDID, in favor of a method that isn't tied to personal information.
But device IDs aren't the only point of concern. Here the other key findings from the FTC's survey:
- 58% of apps contained advertising, but only about a quarter of those apps gave any indication prior to download.
- 22% of apps contained links to social networking services, but only 40% of them gave advanced warning to the downloader.
- 3.5% of apps transmitted the device's geolocation and/or phone number along with the device ID.
- Only 20% of apps disclosed any information about their privacy policies.
Among the apps that did disclose their privacy policies, many of them simply offered links filled with legal jargon instead of clear answers, the FTC's report says.
As for in-app purchases, 17% of the apps surveyed contained allow purchase of virtual goods within the app. Both the Google Play Store and iOS App Store state when in-app purchases are present, but the indicators aren't always prominent and may be hard to understand, says the FTC. (Fortunately, both Google and Apple allow parents to password-protect all purchases.)
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The FTC, which issued an initial survey six months ago, says it's disappointed with its latest findings.
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Joan Lester draws on her background for Mama's Child
In 1962, when Joan Steinau Lester was 19 years old and living in New England, she fell in love with a young African-American writer. Her family disapproved, so the idealistic young woman ran off to New York City to join her boyfriend. The young couple married six months later — an act that was illegal in 27 states – and eventually had a son and a daughter.
Raising two biracial children in a world that still regarded segregation as matter of course was not easy, but as the Civil Rights movement gained momentum, prompting a breakdown of racial barriers, society grew more tolerant. Today, one out of every 12 marriages is made up of people of two different races, according to the 2010 census. There are 4.2 million biracial children in the U.S. … Continue reading »
Marc Kelly dishes on the story behind Berkeley's Soop
As mid-life crises go, Marc Kelly's was a pretty productive one — with a little spice thrown in for good measure.
Seeking change after a 20-year career in the fruit and vegetable export business, Kelly was keen to open a food joint of his own. Something modest and manageable, a takeaway place that satisfied his culinary aspirations and cravings.
That's how Soop, one of the original anchor businesses in the Gourmet Ghetto's Epicurious Garden, came about.
Kelly, a self-taught chef, determined that soup was an unexplored market niche in the edible landscape. He sensed an opportunity. Six years into serving up soup every day, Kelly's enthusiasm for the comfort food he sells is still apparent.
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Postnatal Depression - It's Not All Black & White1 in 7 new mums and 1 in 20 new dads are diagnosed with postnatal depression each year and many more are not identified because the signs are not always black and white. PANDA is calling on all Australians to speak out to support parents who are suffering in silence.
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there is a website http://www.testandcalc.com/etc/tests/edin.asp it has the questionaire to find out your postnatal depressive score. It is the questionare that community health nurses use