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Keep your eyes on your bags at all times with this super silly luggage tag! Pair of googly eyes makes sure your stuff stays safe and secure! New!
Got an itch that needs to be scratched? This sleek chrome, extendable back scratcher will stylishly tend to most all of your bodily irritants. Only 7" long when retracted so it will fit in purses, suitcases and top desk drawers.
These hedgehog-shaped dryer balls were too cute to pass up. Perfect gift for new homeowner, listless launderer, or someone with static cling.
The great packaging drew us to this game but the game itself is a real peach! Young readers work together to build a word worm. Sink your teeth in to this a-peel-ing game from the makers of Bananagrams! Ages 6 and up New!
PAIRSinPEARS pairs fun with learning! Packed with 8 fun and educational activities 2 competitive word games, PAIRSinPEARS grows with your family, from the pre-reader stage all the way through adulthood. Its a game youll keep coming back to for years to come. This is the game that truly has something for everyone! From the makers of Bananagrams! Ages 3 and up/1-4 players. New!
Bananagrams is a fast paced word building game that should be in every game lovers' closet. Once you can read, you are old enough to play. Great party game for 2- 7 players.
Notable Novelists is the perfect gift for any book lover! These wonderful cards feature some of the 20th cen most celebrated & polarizing novelists inclluding DH Lawrence, Richard Wright and Virginia Wolfe. Brimming with facts and fun! Easy to play, hard to put down!
Drive with care when you have this 5 1/2 wobbling, brain-sucking zombie on your dashboard! Perfect gift for the driving dead! New!
Watch your coins add up to a tank of gas (OK. Quarters might be best). This fun bank has a gauge that move towards full as your savings pile up! New!
Pint-sized version of a family favorite. Imagine the other players in hilarious situations or as silly objects. Vote and win points with the most popular answers! Was 7.50! Now save 33%! Supplies limited!
Keep the baby quiet and the parents laughing with this hilarious pacifier that is PVC-free and BPH-free and meets all child safety standards! Pucker up! New!
We dig this folding cretaceous comb & brush! It's pre hysterical and practical. Now there is no reason to go around with tangled hair!
This patented, spring loaded cord management devise works with headphone cords and most lightweight USB & charging cords (up to 47). Finally! What a great product! Was 9.99! Save 40%! Supplies limited!
A mesmerizing kinetic sculpture and interactive flow toy thats like a space age slinky! Folds flat and comes with a carrying bag. Check out the video to see it in motion! Both Molly and Aggie are huge fans!
Approved by the pickiest person on earth, Paul Berg (my husband).Recoil cord management system winds all your light electronic cords and cables. This size, small works on ALL Aplle earbuds and headphones without mics.
This sturdy ultra-suede golf Ball storage sack is guarantees laughs and durability for years to come! 2 golf balls included!
Fuzzi Nubbinz is a multi-sensory activity toy that has six stretchy numbered ball feet that jingle as they jiggle. Toggle-ears pull short to long to teach cause and effect. Easy to attach to any stroller, diaper bag or car seat with its attachable loop. What more could a kid want?
Casting about for a unique gift for your favorite fisherman? Oh my cod! You've landed in the right place. This double set of cards features a boatload (100) of both saltwater and freshwater fish. So stop floundering and perch-ase this now! Only one left!
Multi-sensory mirror toy for babies! This Fuzzi Mirror is warm and huggable on the outside, and doubly cute on the inside where two mirrors provide lots of baby reflection and amusement. We love this toy!!!! 0 mos
This Zombie Sleep Mask makes you look like a brain-hungry, undead creature even if you aren't! Surely your family will now leave you alone for a little peace and quiet! Polyester with cotton back and elastic band. Fits most heads! New!
We rooted around to find something for your green-thumbed friends and found these beautiful cards with 52 different wild flower illustrations. Thistle make a great gift for the gardener in your life (pun in tended)!
Travel-sized treasure is filled with forty different versions of solitaire and comes with a ridiculously small deck of cards! Great resource for attacks of boredom!
Make traveling fun again! No more listless magazine reading! These pocket-sized book of dot-to-dot puzzles offers traditional puzzles as well as innovative variations. 36 intricate designs!
Insert your chosen gift card in to the Ultimate Gift gizmo, then lock into place. This puzzling present fits most standard size gift cards. Make that uninspired gift unique!
This brightly colored, 100% cotton canvas cosmetic bag will make you smile even if you aren't going anywhere, but we think it is great for traveling! Generous zipper for easy access, 5.5" wide, 5" tall ad 3.5" deep.
Assemble, add water and watch the magic tree grow in a mere 6 hours! Sure beats cutting your own! Great for really small spaces! Intriguing! Was 5.00! Save 50%! Supplies limited!
Have the urge to toss that iPhone out the window? Simmer down and just issue the offender a Social Media Citations. Covers many common infractions!
This Andy Warhol finger puppet is decked out in a dapper red satin jacket and is sporting his iconic shock of white hair! Andy is also magnetized so you can stick him on your refrigerator, filing cabinet or can of Campbell's soup.
Keep on smiling! One can't help but grin when looking charming Cheshire cat puppet finger. Get one of these magnetic personalities for your fridge, file cabinet, finger today!
Wow! Connect 4 devices at once! This pretty cool looking asterisk-shaped hub provides 4 USB ports that power up to 500mA. That's a lot!
We love to play cribbage! This travel set makes it easy to take our favorite game wherever we go. Pocket-sized travel case keeps interrupted game securely in place and contains board, cards and 6 pins.
Reverse the most pieces to your color and win! Well-constructed game case keep interrupted game intact and pieces secure. Perfect for strategy game lovers! Ages 8
Classic single player tamgram puzzle where a silhouette is reproduced using the 7 game pieces. Includes 7 tans, travel case and manual with 150 patterns to form. Ages 8 and up
Ive been happy to carry my spare change in one of these faux leather coin purses for 10 years and I still get double takes & smiles whenever I pull it out! Buy it! Try it!
Classic, all-in-one, mini tool consists of a box opener, screwdriver, wrench, saw and ruler. Same size as a credit card but works whenever CCs are not accepted: primal rain forests, uncharted islands, deserts, jungles and caves. Dont leave home without it!
Have you ever handed someone your business card and found that a wad of gum was stuck on the back? Or it was all bent and furry from too many days in your pocket? Tres chic and very dapper business card holder helps keep you looking professional.
We all love these grinning, flying simians. Pull back on the tail, release and watch your monkey fly across the room, with a shriek right out of central casting. Read our definitive blog post!
A very adult way to declare, Mine! This mini ID tag shows ownership without giving away personal info. Get a bunch for all your cases. Cable secures to any zipper pull, handle, or strap. Asst colors (blue, green, white, orange)
Frustrated artist? Express yourself with this black ink ball point pen in a classic paint tube. Nice gift for creatives!
Rise and shine! This cotton canvas cosmetic bag will give an early morning a powerful punch of color and cheer! Great for travel too! Generous zipper for easy access. 8.5x6.5x 4.5. Wake up & make up!
Keep your wine fresh with this silly and sassy banana stopper. Quite an appealing gift for the right person!
Trifecta of travel comfort! Blow up neck pillow, eye mask and ear plugs fit neatly in to this space saving jersey bag. Perfect for frequent travelers!
Perfect gift for bacon fan, Atkins follower or low fat dieter who just wants a taste! Waxed floss in an attractive packaging leaves teeth debris-free and bacon fresh!
Load of BS? Let your finger do the talking! Simply press the red button to turn your thoughts in to words! Jill sets this off several times a day! Check out one if these dandy bullshit buttons in action on our YouTube channel here.
Life-enhancing sound bites for everyday use! 16 hi-fidelity sound effects: applause, drum roll, cash register, glass breaking and more! Bring this to your next board meeting, dinner party, school assembly and watch eye brows raise and smiles break out!We love this!!!! Five star fun!
Give the best baby gift on the block! This playful pacifier makes it look as if baby is gifted with facial hair!
Luke, one of our interns, thinks this is perfect for everyday of his life. Point in the air, pull the trigger and be showered with cheer, good vibes and glittery sunshine! Ages 8 and up.xx
We looked at lots of travel sewing kits and declare this one the best. Lots of thread colors, extra buttons, needles, pins, scissors, threader and thimble in sturdy case.Sew perfect!
These are what we in the gag business call shriekers--items that are likely to produce a loud reaction, such as a shriek. Yup. They do. Eight substantial pens that have REALLY embarrassing things written on them such as, "Verdant Fields Nudist Camp. Get in touch with Your OUTER Self! Enjoy ping pong, volleyball, & our famous bottomless pit". We do sell out of these. Find out why!
Sweet! These 6.5" x 3.25" zip pouches are perfect for coins, art supplies, purse debris and look just like a bar of unmelted chocolate! Practical and punny!
Don't you just hate those wallets that look like...wallets? Problem solved! What could be butter to keep your bread in? Puntastic!
From the folks at Thinkfun. A Level 1 brainteaser that uses four pieces to build a pyramid. Our testers found it pretty challenging! Hints and solution included.
From Thinkfun's new line of AHA brainteasers: Remove the metal ring from between the 2 wings. Not so easy. This Level 2(medium) puzzle comes with hints and solution.
Oh boy. Even yogis need to be reminded to keep their road rage in check. Place the smiling monk on your dashboard and he will dance happily away with every lurch and grinding halt of one's car. Perfect gift for any driver!
Turn this happy little bird's head to the right his eyes change from blue to white and his beak dispenses salt; turn it left his eyes turn black and of course his beak pours the pepper. What a tweetie!
Don't leave home without it! Clip on this silky fabric bowtie and instantly transform a normal shirt in to a formal shirt! Always be ready to look your best! Was 14.99! Save 40 %! Supplies limited!
Mini version of the smoking cessation bestseller filled with practical and encouraging advice for anyone who wants to quit. Bring on the reinforcements!
Put some spring in your step with these tasty little candies that are filled with B vitamins, ginseng, taurine and caffeine! Six pops of power in a keeper of a tin. Gay gives this item two thumbs up!
Who doesn't know someone that would rather have damp pants than use a public toilet? Here is the perfect gift for that person! Each kit includes one toilet seat cover, 2 antiseptic wipes and one pair of latex-free gloves. Bathroom bliss!
Those darn cats are cute but sure can't spell! Buyz dez magnetz and LOL at kitteh katz! See Dawg Lovers magnetz kit if these do not ringz your chimes.
Create Shakespearean sonnets in the Bard's own Elizabethan English with this merry magnet collection. Witty and ribald, your refrigerator poetry will be the hit of the kitchen.
Dog biscuits are so last year! What pup would not want to be lauded by poetic praise? Over 200 magnetic words and word phrases to help you capture how you really feel about your four-legged friend. Ages 10 and up.
This cute little tin contains just enough sweet, magnetic words (72) to express fondness, affections, partiality and/or love without writing a book. Perfect gift for word lovers!
Whether you live for the sound of a symphony or just enjoy Justin Beiber, you'll find the words to express your musical appreciation in the Music Lover Kit. Create a sotto voce sonnet or a few allegro lines to melody and harmony. Add more and more magnetic words until you build your opus to a sweeping crescendo of stirring poetry. Bravo, maestro! Bravo!
Burn away bad breath with these spicy cinnamon-flavored Fire Ant Candies. Perfect gift for entomologists, insectophobes and your favorite uncle (get it? Ants?)
Lull in conversation? Good grief! Bring out this elegant package of pep! "Who Am I?" assigns you a secret identity that everyone knows except you! Guess who you are with only yes or no questions! Harder than it seems! One of 8 different games. Like this product? See games, puzzles & books for more!
Another great game for a family get together! Rhyme Time calls for a drizzle of acting skills and a dollop of bravado! Guaranteed fun in a biscuit-sized box! One of 8 different games. Like this product? See games, puzzles & books for more!
You have everyone's attention for just one minute-problem is the subject has been picked for you! See who at your gathering has the gift of gab-as if you didn't already know! One of 8 great tabletop games that ramps up the fun at any get-together. Like this product? See games, puzzles & books for more!
Pop these people-pleasing game in your purse and pull it ot when the talk turn to politics!!This tiny tabletop game will get people lauging! Doodle away Dullsville! One of 8 different games. Like this product? See games, puzzles & books for more!
Alter Ego is guessing game that tests the players' acting skills with hilarious results! One of 8 great Tabletop Games from Lagoon Group. Ramp up the fun at your next gathering! Elegantly packaged in a bite-sized cube. Like this product? See our games, puzzles & books for more!
Classic Farkel with 6 dice includes standard-sized 16mm dice, game instructions and a 20-sheet score pad packed in a twist-top unbreakable game container thats padded inside so it can be used as a dice-rolling cup. See why this easy to play & addictive game has become popular! Get some for gifts and one for yourself!
The idea is simple. Someone asks for a part of speech: a verb, a noun, an adjective, or an adverb.. Players call out their ideas to fill in the blanks and in the end, you have a story reeling from one silly sentence to another until nothing makes sense.
Table Top Trivia Tins provide the perfect entertainment for any dinner party or family get-together. This collection of 50 cards features trivia and tricks to while away the evening! One of 11 different trivia tin sets.
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Test your friends knowledge of the trivial and show off your mastery of it! 50 cards in a pretty little tin! Robbie Coltrane once said, Why is it trivia? People call it trivia because they know nothing and they are embarrassed about it. We agree! One of 11 different trivia tin sets.
50 probing questions that will be sure to get your guests talking (or blocking!). Place pretty tin on your table or at your bar and watch your party take off! One of 11 different trivia tin sets.
Turn little devils into well-behaved angels with this ingenious collection of ways to keep kids amused AND quiet!! No batteries or bribery required, just these 50 cards! Perfect entertainment for any dinner party or family get-together. One of 11 different trivia tin sets.
This collection of 50 lateral thinking puzzles should be in everyones top desk drawer! Need a mental break? Forget searching YouTube for kitten videos, reach for this sweet little tin instead! One of 11 different trivia tin sets.
Gym essential! Get this 20 oz "Bacon Squeezins" aluminum water bottle! Refresh yourself while expressing yourself!
Exquisitely rendered dead fly in a lucite ice cube. In fact, we are not entirely sure it is a fake fly inside, but we haven't broke a cube open to find out. This prank is a gem. Can be used over and over and over. A must buy!
Durable, reusable, stretchy molded rings sized to fit beer bottles, beer cans...and wrists! 12 bands in every pack to help you know whose beer you're drinking!
Giddy up! These are high quality, super-tasty lollipops that have as much caffeine as one cup of coffee but last much longer! Order more than one and we'll send an assortment of flavors. Our lab staffers loved them-see blog.
Wonder why the box says, " 8 pieces of kiss my ass attitude"? Then you must not have a cat! Peppermint flavored.
Solid handmade metal puzzle for someone who appreciates a classic and will know how to take it apart! No instructions--gulp--but puzzle aficionados seem to get it.
When shouting seems too crash, try this "Come and Get It Bell'! Bedridden? Lazy? Protecting your voice? Vow of silence? Perfect for many occasions!
Irksome guests always forgetting to use coasters and ruining your furniture? It's your fault! Your coasters are boring! Who wouldn't want to use these fun Deli Sandwich coasters? Salami, ham, lettuce, and tomato. Your guests will be begging for more drinks!
Pedigree dogs hunt pheasant, enter dog shows or join the circus. Mutts go to Vegas and play strip poker. Here's the perfect gum for dog lovers....or poker lovers! Cinnamon flavor.
Simple. Timeless. Classic. Great SS Adams packaging. My friend Patty, a real estate agent, loves to use this gag to gently tease dog haters. Fun for all ages! Read more about it in our blog!
No one likes earwigs or ear spiders and here's a sure fire way to keep your ears bug free. 2 vinyl ear guards with snug fit elastic. One size fits all!
Jewel-toned silicone ear pierced with heavy-duty split ring. Haven't you heard? This is the downtown way to keep track of your keys
OK! Let's all make fun of the people who really care about the earth! There is so much material! This notepad will help your treehugger make his/her point by issuing tickets for infractions such as: flushing the toilet, eating, taking a hot shower. Gotta laugh!
Buy one (or more!) of these aptly named gags for the person who loves low brow humor! Truly smell horrific-we tested them!
"Totally poop sunshine!" That's what the box claims you'll do after chewing this fruit-flavored gum. Try it and let us know!
Happy gum for your crappy life! So harsh but perhaps you know someone who might appreciate some fruity gum in a cheerful box. Your favorite curmudgeon?
How much do I love you? Let's measure the ways with these set of heart-shaped measuring spoons! Perfect gift for lovers!
Simple, elegant and it really works! We know cell phones and computers have alarm functions, but doesn't everyone need at least one real clock? Battery included! Was 14.00! Save 47%! Supplies limited!
Am I the only person on earth that had one of these as a child? I spent hours turning this ring into different shapes--really!
Who can jump all the pegs and only leave one? Jill Clarke! And that's why we made her head of operations! We all love this simple game and we like Jill too!
OMG! Anne loves Sudoku and we hear that millions of other people do too--so here it is right-brained people: 182 number puzzles from easy to challenging!
Sale price. Supplies limited.
A basic deck of 52 playing cards--and jokers included! Not Monte Carlo quality but good for a quick game of Old Maid!
Try to make a headline that earns the most points...or go for the laugh! Your choice. Hilarious game from University Games. 2-6 players. Ages 8 and up. 106 cards. Featured on Live w/ Kelly & Michael! Very limited supplies!
MindTrap Geometric Riddles: Geometric puzzles & mathematical riddles that are silly, stimulating and often times stumping! Set of 54 cards. Master Level (12 years)
Oh, we just like this silly little game! A nice inexpensive inclusion for any box. Try to capture smiling, gape-mouthed fish with your magnetic fishing pole. Rotating platform makes this harder than it looks!
Seriously practical. We can't find anything funny about this well-designed wine stopper-pourer. That half finished bottle of wine will be in tip top shape tomorrow night!
ID tags for your stemware. 12 different colored, stretchable, reusable synthetic rubber tags printed with intoxicating euphemisms. Party!
Who doesn't need a little charm? These tiny tags will help you identify your adult beverage as well as add a little flash to your party.
Scientific fact: Wind-up toys make most people laugh out loud! The befuddlement on these little aliens' faces as they spun around cracked us up!
Ahhhhh! What a great toy to fiddle with! Twist it, turn it, pop it apart! So addictive it has been used in smoking cessation groups in the UK! Everyone needs one! Buy it and see why!
Show that fruitcake that you mean business! This table saw is a perfect addition to your kitchen tool drawer! Caution: Sharp cutting edge. For adults only!
This cook book turns Mac and Cheese into haute cuisine! Ramp up that bright orange powder and hard little macaronis with these tasty, and often times, nutrious recipes. Soups, salads even salsa balls! Bon Appetite!
Pull it out when the going gets tough and squeeze away. Sturdily constructed, life-sized weiner with bun and condiments! Stress will disappear!
Rumor has it that if you bury this little figure upside down near your for sale sign, your house will sell in record time. Why spend time and energies on painting and cleaning? Let us know if it works!
Practical gift? Funny gift? Well here's that problem settled! The Mood Swing Coin Purse holds just enough coins to buy a round of coffee but not enough to do damage should your buddy decide to throw it at you!
What's better than a cheerful green 20 oz aluminum water bottle? One with a smiling anthropomorphic wad of phlegm. My water bottle of choice.
A child's toy, yes, but this is a favorite of many adults including my friend, Mary Goodbody, famous author, who plays with it all day long when she should be writing. These balls stretch and snap back, can be worn on one's head, blown up like a balloon...Get one; get two! They are addicting!
Who's behind the yellow curtain? Only one way to find out, Dorothy, and when you get there record all your musings in this nifty green notebook! When a PDA doesn't cut it! Pencil or pen required! Only one left!
Smart phones can't replace a really cool note book! For those days when pen & paper are needed, this passport-sized notebook will scratch that itch. Tips for safe travels as you meander through the unconsciousness and plenty of blank pages!
Handy travelogue for your inward journeys! Pocket-sized blank notebook is just too cool for school!
NEW!Only two left!
Know a lego lover? Here's an engaging spin on a perpetual calendar that can make almost anyone smile....after putting it together!
Every bit as essential as a stapler in any office! No words need to be measured when signaling your disapproval with this classically packaged Bronx Cheer device. One of our absolute favorites!!!
Who doesn't love chocolates? And who doesn't love a good laugh? Deftly sneak one of these realistically crafted rubber chocolates into a box of real ones and watch the hilarity ensue! Old time gag!
Flying, floating, squealing, screaming 36" rocket balloons! Fun for all ages except kids under 8 (keep it safe)!
Ahhhhh. When Gay asked her son--the famous comedian--what he would like to receive in a gift box, he replied without hesitation, "A 6-Way Fake Mustach". Seriously. So here it is. We proudly carry them so you too may let your facial hair express your mood
This adorable yellow Lil' Snuggler duck combines the idea of a blankie with a stuffed animal--and it works perfectly! We couldn't resist! Approx 13", machine-washable and safe for newborns on up! Thoughtful gift for a new baby!
This adorable cream-colored Lil' Snuggler lamb combines the idea of a blankie with a stuffed animal--and it works perfectly! We couldn't resist! Approx 13", machine-washable and safe for newborns on up! Thoughtful gift for a new baby!
This prank never gets old--seriously! Sturdy 30" cloth covered spring jumps out of a metal can. Read our blog post about this iconic gag, then order yours today!
Picture this: A beautifully set dinner table, a Tom Jones album playing in the background and a candelabra of unlit candles. You lend your pack of Snappy Matches to the host. Har Har! Think you'll make it to dessert?
This adorable tan Lil' Snuggler pup combines the idea of a blankie with a stuffed animal--and it works perfectly! We couldn't resist! Approx 13", machine-washable and safe for newborns on up! Thoughtful gift for a new baby!
LOVE the backstory: Developed by a police officer from Northern Alaska who needed to stay awake and keep his lips moist. Originally made in Kaktovik, AL. See our blog post.
This 7" rubber chicken squawks and lays an egg when you squeeze its stomach! Nice desktop accessory for anyone who appreciates borscht-belt humor!
Quintessential plaything for anyone with a desk! Create hundreds of different sculptures while mulling over a difficult dilemna, solving the problems of the world or wasting time.
These chameleons are pretty cool! Place the flies on any clean flat surface and try to catch them by flicking out the lizard's sticky tongue. Great and gross!
Can you say,"Classic"??? S.S. Adams invented this gem of a gag and we are proud to offer it to you! Originally developed at Mr. Adams' request by a Jewish watchmaker in Nazi Germany who used the money to flee the country. A mechanical marvel! Read about it in our blog.
For those who live in a cubicle but refuse to be defined by it, here is the NuOp Arrow Magnet & Bullseye Board! One powerful magnetic arrow and one metal bullseye board with peel and stick adhesive.
Inane? Sure! But it is quite fun to toss these tiny dots into a glass of water and watch them grow into worms. Actually look like something there might be a vaccine for! Great for campers or the squeamish!
Never leave home without a set of dice! Seriously, these fit into any pocket or purse and can be used for so many games.
Yep! It says "Campfire Coffee Flavored" right on the front of the box and they really do taste like coffee that has been burnt over low fire! And you can blow a bubble with these silly cigs. Go figure!
Fill your car with the subtle scent of buttered popcorn! Great alternative to the ubiquitous pine tree odor found in less hip cars.Perfect gift for new drivers or smelly car owners.
Hmmmmm a bottle opener keychain that is shaped like a heart? Might this be a good gift for a ladies' man? A newly wed? Cupid? Non-partisan bottle opener-use for both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
Box of over 200 evocative words to help any book lover start the next great novel on his or her refrigerator! Great tool for writers' block!
A brief history of art wrapped around one 12 oz mug! What could be better? Enjoy your morning coffee with all your favorite works of art from the Lascaux cave paintings through Warhohl's soup cans!
Know someone with a gold metal personality? Send this solid zinc, die-cas,t gold-plated metal bottle opener that shouts,"You're a Winner!" This is the perfect gift to show appreciation for a job well done., now let's celebrate!
Waterproof ID & badge holder perfect for drivers licenses, credit cards, and paper bills. Made from crush-resistant ABS plastic w/ rubber O-rings to keep water out, neck lanyard and carabineer.
One can never have too many earplugs! We like these for political boxes, college care packages & new baby gift boxes, but the possibilities are endless!
This delightful soft rattle is the perfect size for a babys hand to hold (4x7). Another adorable toy from Douglas Cuddle Toys.
Child-proofing is pain free with the Ouchlet! Keep your plugs safe with this whimsically designed outlet covers.Four bandaged-shaped covers come with each pack.
Sophisticated and challenging Dot to Dot puzzles that feature high quality pictures, increased numbers and clever new ways to create images! For kids and adults!
Worldwide compatibility, more than 150 countries. Ultra compact for travel, folds flatter than any other adapter on the market. Great Bon voyage gift! Get several-one for each suitcase!
Sometimes it is necessary to let the box of gum speak when you can't. Perfect for long meetings.... Cinnamon flavored.
Yeah. The name we all know it as is copyrighted. This colorful plastic version of an old favorite can be hypnotically addictive to play with!
Toss these 2 hematite magnets and watch them perform an amazing aerial ballet before they land quietly in your hand. These powerful, ellipsoidal magnets are fun to play with and will help you sharpen your eye-hand skills. Classic toy for science geeks!
Travel-sized version of the classic 2 player strategy game that is easy to learn but really hard to beat a smart 10 year old at. Try to be the first player to get four of your colored discs in a row. Fits nicely inside a pants pocket. Ages 4 and up.
This petite piggy bank holds over $30.00 in quarters! Or so it says on the boxwe are still trying to find that many. Time to vacuum the coach and do laundry. Great gift for coin hoarders, frugal friends or buy a few for yourself! Ages 4 and up.
You make bath time so much fun! This charming silicone rubber ducky makes a fun friend in the tub or sink. Soft bristles gently exfoliate and invigorate. Perfect for the whole family. You'll always come out squeaky clean. Quack! This 3.5 inch long ducky is molded from soft pure silicone, the same material used for nursing bottles.
I have these tucked in to all my carry on bags. If you are a magnet for sticky things, these will quickly come to the rescue.
The world is made up of people who can easily maneuver a small metal ball around a maze filled with holes and those who cant. Test your coordination to see if this pint-sized game can beat you or not. And try and try and try until you master it! Ages 4 and up.
Pucker up, Buttercup! These lip-shaped cinnamon candies will keep your breath sweet and your kisser kissable!
Yeah. Once in a while I do get a manicure, but after 3 weeks those sexy nails can look down right scary! Dont be caught with chip nails. Carry these!
Perfect size for travel or purse, these make up removers can save you from the humiliation of smeared make up(remember Tammy Faye Baker?) or clogged pores. Theyre in my top desk drawer!
Yes, Mom. You were right! Toilet seat covers, when one needs them, can be a necessary luxury. With my back packing days behind me, I carry these wherever I go!
These adjustable leather tribal bracelets have cryptic symbols that signify "Strength", "Serenity" or whatever YOU decide it should mean. Express yourself!
Pucker up and save with this lip-shaper toothpaste extrusion devise. Why waste another drop of toothpaste? Great gift for students!
What do you get when you add chocolate, marshmallow, coconut and walnuts to ramen noodles? Chocolate Chinos! Snack and dinner recipes too! The essential cookbook for anyone who can boil water!
This cookbook provides the definitive answer to the age-old question, "What do I do with tofu?". Fantastic collection of tasty recipes that will make even a die hard meat lover salivate! Really!
Sam Barry (yeah, Dave's his brother) a harmonicist and funny guy, shows how making music can also make life a bit more entertaining! Pair this book with a harmonica!
Revamped version of the bestselling book that will teach one how to raise dysfunction to a whole new level. Tips on how to embarrass kids, live vicariously through your children and how to shatter teen's delicate self-esteem. Give your children the gift that keeps on giving!
A colorful mutli-sensory activity book that will fascinate babies of all ages. Touch and feel pages contain a squishy, fishy aquarium, meowing cat, funny cat nose mirror and easy to close fish clip. Pretty fun for adults too. Infancy on up.
These bacon-themed cards will make your favorite bacon lover squeal with delight! Perfect for porker night with the guys! Only five left!
Ahhh! I remember playing with silly putty when I was a kid and now your kids can too! It stretches; it snaps, it copies the funnies! What more could you want?
Wow! Watch these jumbo insects (4) down any smooth surface (glass best) or have a bug race! Youll be delighted by these six-legged charmers-we were! Ages 4 yrs.
These are some of the nicest jumping beans weve ever seen! 5 wacky beans with funny faces and silly names. Each bean 1. Not for eating or kids under 4!
How fast can you guess which celebrity you are? The quicker you guess, the more points you score! 2 players, ages 8. One of 8 table top tins for kids. New!
Wholl get caught out by thus fast-pasted game? Remember to only obey what Simon says. 4= players, ages 8. One of 8 table top tins for kids. New!
The best ice-breaking game ever. Find out all about your friends by seeing what they have never done. 2 players, ages 8. One of 8 tabletop tins for kids.New!
The best game ever to show off your acting skills! You wont stop laughing! 4 players, ages 8 and up. One of 8 tabletop tins for kids. New!
Will you be the first to mark all the numbers on your card? Shout House if you are. 3 players, ages 8 One of 8 tabletop tins for kids. New!
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"With the wine monkey, I went from party zero to party hero!" That's what the people at Fred and Friends tell us. This does turn a medicore bottle of wine into a conversational centerpiece!
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DIY Glow-in-the-Dark, 12 inch tall, 16 piece skeleton model! This dandy Tom Thumb-sized skeleton easily snaps together and makes a jolly desktop decoration!
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Two sets of experiments provide information on the carcinogenicity of sulfur mustard (see Chapter 6). One is the series of injection studies of Heston and colleagues (1949, 1950, 1953a) using strains A and C3H mice. These studies are difficult to interpret because of the extreme sensitivity of strain A mice for development of pulmonary tumors and the use of only subcutaneous injections in studies using the strain C3H mice. The second experiments are the chamber exposure studies of McNamara and colleagues (1975) in which Sprague-Dawley-Wistar rats were exposed to air concentrations of 0.001 and 0.1 mg/m3 for various periods of time up to 52 weeks. These latter experiments are more useful because of the long durations of exposure and long subsequent follow-up periods.
A comparison of the results of the intravenous injection studies of Heston (1950) indicates that both sulfur mustard and nitrogen mustard (HN2) readily produce pulmonary tumors in strain A mice. However, because of the high genetic susceptibility for development of pulmonary tumors in this strain of mice, it is inappropriate to make quantitative estimates of risk from these data alone. Table 6-1 does indicate that sulfur and nitrogen mustards have a similar potential to produce pulmonary tumors in this strain. This conclusion follows from the finding that the number of nodules produced from comparable injections of sulfur or nitrogen mustard is similar at 16 weeks of follow-up. This similarity and the similarity of DNA alkylation action make HN2 data relevant to evaluating the carcinogenic potency of sulfur mustard. However, caution must be exercised, because the pharmacokinetics of the two compounds differ. Sulfur mustard is more rapidly metabolized and may not act at distant sites as readily as HN2. This is seen in the strain C3H and C3Hf subcutaneous injection studies of Heston (1953a) where injection site malignancies were similar for both sulfur mustard and HN2, yet only HN2 produced an excess of pulmonary tumors (see Table 6-3).
The single inhalation study by Heston (1953b) is also inappropriate to use for estimating either animal or human cancer potency: first, because strain A mice were used; and second, because of the extremely large uncertainty of the exposure concentration tested. In this study, sulfur mustard evaporated from a soaked filter paper and was distributed by a fan through an 8-liter desiccator. The actual concentration of sulfur mustard during a 15-minute inhalation exposure is unknown. The


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George Sabie
Updated: February 28, 2012 6:11PM
A Shorewood man convicted of offering to pay an inmate at a juvenile detention center to give him oral sex was sentenced to 6 years in prison Tuesday.
George E. Sabie, 55, was found guilty in October of criminal sexual assault, custodial sexual misconduct and official misconduct.
He must serve 85 percent of his sentence, Judge Amy Bertani-Tomczak said, and he'll need to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life.
During his trial, prosecutors said Sabie was a youth supervisor at the Illinois Youth Center in Joliet. His 17-year-old victim was being held there on a parole violation for residential burglary in June 2008.
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The Two Faces of Fear (1972)
|Tags: 70's, Giallo, Giallo Flicks, Murder, Mystery
Rating #:5/10
Director:Tulio Demichelli
Runtime:88 minutes
Cast:George Hilton Fernando Rey Luciana Paluzzi Anita Strindberg Manuel Zarzo
Here we have another somewhat rare Giallo directed by a relatively unknown director but staring many familiar faces. The most familiar being genre vet George Hilton and the good looking Anita Strindberg. They have both been in good and bad flicks so that didn't necessarily draw me in. Nevertheless I hadn't seen or heard anything about this particular film so that is reason enough to check it. Well it was reason enough for me..
The plot of the movie revolves around a clinic and its staff, or more specifically it's hierarchy. There is a main group of focus that consists entirely of prominent surgeons and doctors, led by Dr. Roberto Carli (George Hamilton) and his ailing wife who happens to own the clinic. Those two and the rest of the group are desperately trying to convince Dr. Michele Azzini not to defect to a rival clinic. Generous offers are made but it's becomes evident that Michele won't accept them and is dead set on defecting. As you would suspect this sets up the defiant doctor's demise. Coming by way of an unseen assailant that guns him down in his own home, following the unsuccessful meeting. This sets up everything that follows, including the completely off the wall "I even massaged the birds prostate" comment from a detective.
I must say the shooting death was pretty cool and was a good enough start to the film, things didn't quit hold up though. As the movie slowly unfolds, and I do mean slowly, we get a lot of dialogue. Beyond the back and forth between the doctors there is a stubborn detective determined to solve the murder. This is also fairly uneventful as it only leads to different yet equally boring dialogue. As the movie ticks by that's pretty much all the audience gets, a lot of cheap talk. There is very little to hold your interest and even less in violence department. Gone are the bright red blood stains, violent murders and the trademark suspense. Nothing of any merit is used to fill in these huge gaps, unless you actually enjoy the bland chatter.
Like I said before there is no action after the initial shooting, which is more than disappointing. Nearly everyone is suspect yet you can't manage to care who did it or why. I suppose it should be noted that the movie has a grand total of two, yes two, killings. That in itself pretty much lets you know what you're in for, if only I would have known that before I decided to watch this flick.. The direction here is average, which is actually better than the tiresome film deserves. Cinematography and editing are also weak points as both are fair to bad, not that they could have saved this snooze fest. Things are nearly as bleak in the musical department, but the score is ok, and one piece is actually quite good. I will also give a nod to the actors, since the cast does their best to keep the tedium from getting completely out of control.
The Two faces of Fear goes unnoticed for a good reason, it's completely forgettable. There is no action and very little of anything else to hold ones interest. While the acting and soundtrack are decent the rest of the film isn't. Not the worst I've seen by any stretch, but it's certainly one of the more uneventful outings I can remember.
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Admittedly, there's something to be said about actually considering his point as a valid "other side" to the argument. That's up to you. But I think he's completely off base. Insinuating that the whole thing was a "bait-and-switch" from the get-go is unadulterated paranoia, at best.
I'm not trying to stick up for Android, as I think it's pretty well known that I mostly despise working with it. It's an awful hunk of code.
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Welcome to the Central Toronto Athletic Club
Welcome to the Central Toronto Athletic Club (CTAC), one of Toronto's finest middle distance track and
cross country running clubs. We specialize in 400, 800, 1500, 3000 and 5000m track events.
CTAC offers age appropriate training programs for athletes aged 11 and up who are passionate
about running.We train at facilities in the central Toronto area, including Sunnybrook Park, Monarch Park Stadium,
Leaside High School, and East York Collegiate.
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2014 Athletics Ontario XC Championships
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Sign up deadline:
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Get some great tips, program information and more.
Practice is 90% physical / 10% mental
Championship meets are 10% physical / 90% mental
CTAC Bantam Midget1 athletes work with coach John during their XC season training in Sunnybrook Park. Check their meet results in the CTAC Race Summaries.
The New Athletic Year
A Message from Head Coach Dave Christiani
Welcome to the 2014/2015 athletic year. This promises to be an exciting year. As our club and athletes mature, more and more opportunities present themselves. For example, 2015 is a World Youth Track and Field Championship year (Cali, Columbia). Many of our members are eligible for this event, and have an excellent chance for selection. Also, the Hershey Championship has been reformatted as two separate national events, one an American Championship and one a Canadian Championship.
See all of Dave's message here......
CTAC Awards Banquet Guest Speaker
Tereza Macel
Ironman Triathlon Champion
CTAC Awards Banquet
Calling all CTAC athletes!!!
The CTAC Awards Banquet is on Friday, November 7 at Whistler's Restaurant (995 Broadview Ave).
This event is free for all registered CTAC athletes. There will be great food, awards, prizes and an amazing guest speaker. Please plan to attend.
Please RSVP to Amanda Lampard firstname.lastname@example.com to let her know that you are coming.
There are limited parent tickets available for $50, sold on a first come first serve basis. Contact
Amanda if you would like to purchase a parent ticket.
Please remember there is a dress code for this event, no jeans, sweats or t-shirts!
"All of us have bad luck and good luck. The person who persists through the bad luck -
who keeps right on going - is the person who is there when the good luck comes - and
is ready to receive it."
Robert Collier
Athletics Ontario XC Championship
Team Supper and Fundraiser
CTAC will be holding a team supper and fundraiser in St. Catherines on the eve of the Athletics Ontario
Cross Country Championships. All CTAC members and their families are invited to attend.
Emily Cohen receives the Athletics Ontario Midget Female Athlete of the Year Award at the
AO Awards Banquet on Saturday, September 27. Emily is the first CTAC athlete to receive
this award. Congratulations Emily!
Midget/Youth/Juniors Open Their XC Season
Many of the young juniors used the Colt Classic in Milne Conservation Area, and the McQuaid Invitational in Rochester NY as their first race.
See details and results on our Race Summaries Page
CTAC Medals at AO Junior Provincials
Congratulations to all CTAC athletes that competed at the 2014 Athletics Ontario Junior/Senior Outdoor
Track & Field Championships. The event was held in Ottawa. Four athletes competed over two days
(July 19/20) in four events; JM 400m, JW 1500m, JM 800m & JW 800m. CTAC athletes won 2 silver
and 2 bronze medals. Along the way 2 new personal bests were established. The not so secret to
our success was our unique IST (integrated support team) comprised of 8 parents, 1 grandparent, 2
aunts, 2 uncles, 3 cousins and 3 siblings.
Emily Cohen Silver JW 800m & 1500m
Allison Anderson Bronze JW 1500m
Michael Petersen Bronze JMJ 400m
Congratulations to all!
Au Revoir Ste. Therese
It was an exciting weekend of races in Sainte Therese, Quebec for CTAC at the Canadian Junior
Track & Field Championships. Four athletes, Allison Anderson, Maddy Hilliard, Caroline Lampard
and Kate Stewart represented CTAC at our first ever Junior Nationals. There was much to be excited
about; Allie advanced to the JW 1500m Final, finishing 10th and Maddy's new personal best time in the 3000m, bettering her old mark by 14 seconds.
Allison Anderson – 4:40.37 (10th)
Maddy Hilliard – 10:16.74 (20th) PB
Caroline Lampard – 10:08.43 (14th)
Kate Steward – 2:23.14 (DNA)
Complete results can be found here
Race videos can be found here
Sarah, Jenni, Alex, Ireland, Parker, Mac and Julia ham it up for the camera at the TDSB
City Championships Meet.
CTAC athletes had a great day at the TDSB City Championships on Tuesday, June 10. Our young athletes entered 11 events on the track and came home with 17 medals.
Click here for all the details.........
Aly sets the pace early in her OFSAA Junior Girls 800 event. Aly took the bronze in the 800 to
go with her 1500m gold.
Congratulations to all CTAC athletes that competed at the 2014 OFSAA Track & Field Championships. Thirteen athletes qualified to compete through their local and regional meets. It was a very exciting
weekend of races. CTAC athletes won 4 gold and 2 bronze medals. Along the way 6 new personal bests were established.
Congratulations to CTAC's 3 gold medallists; Michael Petersen JB 400m, Emily Cohen MG 1500m &
Allie Anderson JG 1500m at OFSAA 2014.
Michael Petersen prepares for launch in his 400m event at OFSAA. Aly, Emily and Dave celebrate
Aly's JG bronze, and Emily's MG gold in their 800m events.
CTAC athletes brought home a total of 6 medals from this year's OFSAA Track ad Field Championships in Mississauga. Our medal winners were Emily Cohen, gold in Midget Girls 800m and 1500m, Aly Anderson, gold in Junior Girls 1500m and bronze in 800m, Michael Petersen, gold in Junior Boys 400m, and Kylee Raftis, bronze in Midget Girls 3000m.
Stay tuned for all the details in our Race Summaries.......
Thirteen OFSAA bound CTAC athletes are introduced at our summer picnic on Saturday, May 30. See below for more information.
A big thanks to Amanda Lampard for organizing this year's picnic. There was a great turnout and
plenty of good food to feed our hungry athletes.
35 CTAC Bantam Midget 1 group athletes attended Hershey Track Meets in Oshawa and
Mississauga, on May 24, and 25 respectively. Athletes were vying for spots at the Hershey
Provincial Championship Meet to be held June 21 in Mississauga.
See all the details here......
Click here to see results for both meets.....
This past week marked the start of the OFSAA Track & Field qualifying process. CTAC athletes
began with the CISAA, YRAA and TDSB North, South and East regionals. In total, 34 CTAC juniors
are moving on the to next round and final qualifier to secure an OFSAA entry. Of the 34, 19 were regional champions and another 15 were medallists! Congratulations to all! Best of luck at the
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Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a great place to spend time with your family, Mountain Memories is the place for you. This beautiful custom built cabin features spectacular views and loads of amenities. This cabin is constructed with chestnut logs from a corn bin that was built in Kentucky in the 1700s. When enjoying the breathtaking view from the huge windows in the great room, pay attention to the windows which were part of an exhibit in the 1980's Worlds Fair in Knoxville. The spiral staircase which leads you up to the loft and second bedroom were provided from a home that was dismantled in Georgia.
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The British in Natal
The appearance of thousands of British settlers in Natal in the 1840s and '50s meant that for the first time Africans and European settlers lived together—however uneasily—on the same land. The Boers began to carve out farms in Natal as they had done along the eastern frontier, but further slave and cattle raids on the Bhaca south of the Mzimkulu provided the pretext for British annexation of Natal in 1843. Theophilus Shepstone received an appointment in 1845 as a diplomatic agent (later secretary for native affairs), and his position served as a prototype for later native commissioners. The Harding Commission (1852) set aside reserves for Africans, and missionaries and pliant chiefs were brought in to persuade Africans to work. After 1849 Africans became subject to a hut tax intended to raise revenue and drive them into labour. Roads were built, using forced labour, and Africans were obliged to pay rent on state land and European farms. To meet these burdens some African cultivators grew surplus crops to sell to the growing towns of Pietermaritzburg and Durban.
The British were reluctant, though, to annex the Transorangian interior, where no strategic interests existed. Boer trade links with Delagoa Bay posed little threat because Portugal was virtually a client state of Britain. To the Boers fell the tasks of eroding African resistance and developing the land, although the policy never received clear enunciation or much financial backing. Britain halfheartedly attempted to protect some of its African client states, such as that of the Griqua and the Sotho state led by Moshoeshoe. However, after further fighting with the Rharhabe-Xhosa on the eastern frontier in 1846, Governor Colonel Harry Smith finally annexed, over the next two years, not only the region between the Great Fish and the Great Kei rivers (establishing British Kaffraria) but also a large area between the Orange and Vaal rivers, thus establishing the Orange River Sovereignty. These moves provoked further warfare in 1851–53 with the Xhosa (joined once more by many Khoe), with a few British politicians ineffectively trying to influence events.
A striking feature of this period was the capacity of the Sotho people to fend off military conquest by the British and Boers. After defeating and absorbing the rival Tlokwa in 1853–54, Moshoeshoe became the most powerful African leader south of the Vaal-Pongolo rivers. His soldiers utilized firearms and, in the cold Highveld, horses—which proved to be the keys to political and military survival there.
Attempts at Boer consolidation
Faced with these unprofitable conflicts, the British temporarily withdrew from the southern African interior, and the Transvaal and Orange Free State Boers gained independence through the Sand River and Bloemfontein conventions (1852 and 1854, respectively). Both Boer groups wrote constitutions and established Volksraade (parliaments), although their attempts at unification failed. For more than a decade, civil wars and the struggle with the environment hampered consolidation among the Boers. Nevertheless, the Orange Free State's economy grew rapidly, and by the 1860s the Boers were exporting significant amounts of wool via Cape ports.
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Turn the Tide of Cesareans
I was pleased to learn about a presentation at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine's (SMFM) annual meeting in January, 2009, about a study (albeit small) that showed that by using a sonogram to measure the lower uterine segment (LUS) thickness of the uterus, doctors could successfully predict...
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10 March 2009
Midwifery Today and the Internet
I recently signed up for Google Alerts and was astounded when the first item e-mailed to me was my own blog! The Internet is amazing and gets more amazing by the day. No wonder when it is down we are crippled in terms of work. But it's a good thing that we have things to do when it is down. Cheryl...
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08 March 2009
Trapped Placenta or Myth
I have so much fun working with our editor Cheryl. We share the same office, which has led to many great conversations about birth: Goat birth compared to human birth. Cheryl has a herd of miniature dairy goats. They are little half-sized goats that still give a lot of milk. One day we were having a...
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Cost of Healthcare and Paperwork
The cost of healthcare is skyrocketing; but how much of that cost is for paperwork and not patient care? How much is paid for administration instead of people care? I'm not even taking on the insurance racket here! When I went to a specialist with my husband, the doctor spent all but a minute or...
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03 March 2009
Hospitals: Not for Birth
An article in Parade magazine, "Don't Let a Hospital Make You Sick," by Dr. Ranit Mishori, reported that 98,000 people die every year from medical error. The article provided suggestions to patients to help them avoid being one of these statistics. Hospitals can be life-savers, or they...
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01 March 2009
Back Door Birth Activism; Let Your Community Know about Midwifery
Anita, a midwife friend of mine, and I have been going around our city of just over 100,000 people distributing flyers for her birth center and homebirth practice and Midwifery Today's Eugene conference programs. We take our flyers with pins and tape and tack them on bulletin boards in health food...
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26 February 2009
Midwifery Today Eugene Conference
I am really getting excited about our conference coming up in Eugene. These conferences are a time to renew old friendships and make new friends, in addition to learning new ideas and techniques. We have whole day of educational sessions on a variety of topics, including Massage, Abuse and Trauma, Beginning...
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25 February 2009
In Memorial: Jana Borino, We Love You
Jana Borino was a midwife educator of excellence. We just got an in-memoriam article about her life that will appear in the next Midwifery Today , but I want to say a few words about this dedicated and amazing woman. She fought breast cancer for 10 years and it overtook her February 13, 2009. I am so...
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24 February 2009
Midwife, Doula: What do you do in a birth?
What happens in birth leaves an impact. We were taught 32 years ago not to use a bulb syringe on babies when they are born. Our pediatric back up doctor taught us that the bulb actually damages the mucous membranes in the back of the baby's throat. It also makes the baby's heart beat go down...
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21 February 2009
Birth and Death in Mexican Culture
I have been attending a small church with a Spanish-speaking congregation for the past 10 years. Most of the adults are from Mexico, and it is what I imagine a small village to be in Mexico to be like. There is incredible support for and celebration of all holidays, weddings and births. Recently, I experienced...
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You Can Help Change Birth
We all can work in many ways to change birth. To get some ideas about what you can do, read "26 Ways to Change Birth," a Midwifery Today article by Sara Wickham. One of my favorite ways to plant seeds of change is to talk to people in the grocery store, on an airplane or wherever I am. I...
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Breastfeed Your Babies Everywhere
In the local newspaper a couple days ago was a small piece about a woman who stopped to breastfeed her baby at a shopping mall in Roseburg, Oregon. A mall employee told her to stop because an older woman had complained. The mall management had since stated that they were writing a letter of apology....
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08 February 2009
Avoid Pregnancy Complications with Nutrition
Many complications can be avoided or reduced with good nutrition, and the recipe is quite simple. Pregnant women should eat 80–100 grams of protein per day and eat plenty of carbohydrates so the protein isn't used as carbohydrates. Consume food from a wide variety of sources, eating plenty...
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You're Invited to Midwifery Today's New Community Site I know a lot of you have been waiting for our forums to go back up. They went live yesterday afternoon, as part of our new Community Site , so please join us for a lot of good birth conversation! Since the site also includes blogs, this will...
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Welcome to My Blog on Our New Community Site
It's so thrilling to finally have this Community Site up and running and open to all birth enthusiasts. For the past few years, I've had a blog on LiveJournal, but starting today, my blog will be part of our Community. The posts from LiveJournal will be pulled into this blog, so you'll be...
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In 2009 I met a man on the street in Kuala Lumpur. We had tea and talked about life. Dan was a nice enough guy at first. He was very inquisitive and asked disarming questions. He would ask about the meaning of your travels and the customs of your country and it would be hard to answer him without feeling a little foolish.
We left the the shop and went onwards to a restaurant. It seemed far away but it offered a nice view of the city. The restaurant was somewhere on the side of a road, elevated, away from the downtown area where we met.
Over our meal the questions continued. I felt strangely embarrassed. I had always felt I was doing something meaningful (even if I wasn't exactly changing the world by travelling and drinking beer…) but now this strange man had planted a seed of doubt. He began to criticize the people I was staying with. For him, they weren't authentic Malaysians. For him, their desire to meet me and other travellers and the way we spent our time together was an expression of their desire to be Western.
This just scratches the surface. This conversation went on for hours as his critical eye roamed around everything I represented for him - Canadian, North American, White, traveller, young, foreign. By the end I felt bullied and mentally exhausted. There had been not one moment of banter or light conversation for the last 4 hours.
I wanted to leave and stop being so goddamn serious, but I was also piqued by his lines of questioning. Maybe he was right in some ways.
As we went our separate ways by taxi he made me an offer: come to his house in Port Dickson, a nearby town. There was a muslim holiday approaching at that time and there would be food and a family celebration. He would teach me to cook some traditional dishes and I could stay in his home. After so much mental jousting with this man, the offer could only be soon one way. Here was my chance to leave childish things aside have a 'real' experience.
Once I left him behind the doubt he had built in me began to slowly unravel. This guy was kind of a bully and an asshole. I was pretty sure I didn't want to go to Port Dickson. I started to have an uneasy feeling about the guy. Even so, it was hard to tell if my hesitation was because of a genuine dislike for this man, or if I was retreating from his brutally direct self examination.
For a while, he made me feel like if I didn't go he would be right. I would just be some foreign idiot, head in the clouds, snapping pictures, drinking beer and wasting my life.
In the end, I did not email him back or go to Port Dickson. He sent me a rambling email along prior lines. It said, more or less, "Too bad, I was right about you all along" and tried to shame me into coming one more time.
My story ends here. I never saw the man again, but I always wondered what would have happened if I had gone. Was he really just an asshole? Or would it have been fun to meet his family and cook with him?
Last week, my brother Woody Brown was in KL as well. He met a man walking in the city. They went for dinner, with a view of the city. He asked probing questions. And he invited him to cook in Port Dickson.
His name was Dan.
Now I know what would have happened if I had gone.
The guy is just an asshole.
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A different Bulldog story: Finishing the drill outside the spotlight
- 10:16 am Wednesday, October 1st, 2014 by Bill King
Let's take a moment away from the ongoing discussion of Jeremy Pruitt's defense and the strength of Hutson Mason's arm for a generally overlooked aspect of Mark Richt's Bulldogs.
Tom Hodgson, with whom I grew up and went to school from kindergarten through college in Athens, passed along an inspiring story about the kind of young man who plays a big part in college athletics, even if he doesn't get the headlines.
It's about one of those nonscholarship players who "walk on" the team and spend long hours practicing without getting to enjoy the spotlight. Often, their main contribution in the eyes [More]
UGA coaches' postmortem outscores game performance
- 10:31 am Thursday, September 18th, 2014 by Bill King
Whether issuing a mea culpa or defending what they did, college football coaches' comments after a controversial loss don't change anything. But, if the tone and substance are handled right, they can at least score some points with the fan base. In that regard, Georgia's head coach and his two coordinators did pretty well this week.
First, Mark Richt candidly admitted that, in hindsight, he wished the Dogs had "hammered it" (meaning given the ball to tailback Todd Gurley) when they had first-and-goal at the 4 Saturday night in Columbia. Then, offensive coordinator Mike Bobo and defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt, neither [More]
Does Georgia really need to play five tailbacks against Clemson?
- 10:27 am Wednesday, August 27th, 2014 by Bill King
By all accounts, Georgia's Todd Gurley, a Heisman Trophy candidate considered by many to be the best college running back in the country, is fully healthy, in the best shape of his career and rarin' to go, carrying a full load against the Clemson Tigers.
Assuming his coaches let him stay on the field, that is.
While I understand the fascination on the part of both fans and coaches with highly touted freshmen Nick Chubb and Sony Michel, I'm a bit concerned about all this talk about playing all five tailbacks against Clemson.
Now, when offensive coordinator Mike Bobo first Nobody follows Georgia-Clemson [More]
20 of life's amazing moments for a Dawgs fan
- 10:33 am Wednesday, August 20th, 2014 by Bill King
Recently I was looking at some photos from last year's LSU game, which was not just the high point of the season but probably of the past seven or eight seasons.
As I wrote after that memorable late-September day:
"I've been going to Georgia football games for 50 years and I can say without hesitation that was the loudest I've ever heard Sanford Stadium from first kickoff to final whistle. On that last futile drive by LSU, particularly the fourth-down incompletion, the place was literally vibrating with a decibel level that must have approached that of a jet engine. A spine-tingling moment [More]
August in Athens: 'Red and Black Christmas'!
- 11:05 am Thursday, August 7th, 2014 by Bill King
Ah, Athens in August.
With school not yet in session and no classes to schedule around, Mark Richt and his staff have been moving right along with preseason camp, including starting two-a-days. And that's meant …. Isaiah McKenzie turning heads with his open-field moves … Richt providing a little Dawg porn when he has the team run quick three-on-three Oklahoma drills with the media (and their camera phones) watching while Todd Gurley goes airborne (in practice!) … the daily media injury watch to see who limped off the field, who's in what color jersey, who didn't dress out and whether Hutson [More]
UGA vs. Notre Dame? Check. Now, bring on Texas!
- 3:07 pm Saturday, June 28th, 2014 by Bill King
With the long-rumored Georgia-Notre Dame home-and-home football scheduling deal finally a reality this week, a lot of UGA supporters are already planning on trying to be among the 8,000 Bulldog fans who'll get tickets to the Sept. 9, 2017, game in South Bend.
With the two schools only having played once before (and that resulting in a national championship for the Bulldogs), a regular season pairing of Georgia and Notre Dame is a dream matchup.
And while it's true such big-time scheduling deals offer enough complications (mainly loss of one home game) that you're not likely to see them on an every-season [More]
UGA ticket demand up in SEC's 'most beautiful' stadium
- 11:05 am Wednesday, June 18th, 2014 by Bill King
An off year in 2013 with a disappointing 8-5 record doesn't seem to have dampened demand for UGA football season tickets.
Maybe it's because the economy is in better shape, but the athletic association reported Tuesday that the Hartman Fund/Bulldog Club cumulative priority point cutoff score for 2014 is actually up from last year, when any contributor giving the $250 minimum donation per seat got tickets. This year, that's not the case. Hartman Fund contributors requesting additional/new pairs of renewable season tickets with a cumulative score less than 1,001 won't get them. (A limited number of nonrenewable single season tickets [More]
Junkyard Mail: Bulldogs fans' 2014 football expectations mostly optimistic
- 12:09 pm Saturday, June 14th, 2014 by Bill King
This week saw 11 members of Mark Richt's 2014 Georgia football team named to the Athlon Sports Preseason All-SEC Team: Tailback Todd Gurley, inside linebacker Ramik Wilson and placekicker Marshall Morgan were named to the first team, while flanker Malcolm Mitchell, center David Andrews and outside linebackers Leonard Floyd and Jordan Jenkins were second-team picks. Tackle John Theus and cornerback Damian Swann were picked for the third team, and defensive end Ray Drew and inside linebacker Amarlo Herrera were named to the fourth team. Gurley, Wilson and Floyd also were named to Phil Steele's Preseason All-America Team this week.
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Is opener against Clemson the home game Dawg fans are most excited about?
- 11:38 am Saturday, May 31st, 2014 by Bill King
Friday's announcement that Georgia and Clemson will kick off in Athens at 5:30 p.m. Aug. 30 with ESPN televising the game nationally means the Tigers and Bulldogs won't have a second consecutive clash in prime time, but that's not really surprising since this year's game most likely won't pit two Top 10 teams or a pair of Heisman-potential quarterbacks like last year's did.
Still, it's going to be one of the marquee events of college football's opening weekend.
Mindful of how hot and muggy Athens usually is in late August, UGA fans are thankful that the unusual kickoff time means at least [More]


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At Urban Colors its all about engaging and promoting deeper family connections"...Dwayne Meeks; Executive Director
Vision: Our goal and vision is to become a leading world-class family advocacy organization that serves communtiesl with heartfelt love and services by encouraging, inspiring and helping train up fathers to build a solid foundation of support for their families even through difficult times. We want to see families reach their full potential and exceed their own expectations for healthy relations while breaking down generational cycles of hopelessness.
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Want a new pair of shoes to wear on Christmas? Or what about some ugly socks to wear with your ugly Christmas sweater? Or do you still need some gifts to put under the tree? Never fear, our favorite shoe stores are here! And most stores offer more than just shoes, including clothing (pajamas are great gifts) and handbags, even housewares and beauty items. Here's my top list of online stores, along with shipping/ordering deadlines... Zappos.com - Order before 1pm PST on 12/23 with FREE … [Read more...]
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More Ed Hardy Pumps (for Less)
If you can't afford Ed Hardy's Purple Pumps from yesterday's post (priced at $171), never fear as Ed Hardy just released two new styles of pumps all valued priced at only $71 each and available from Shoes.com (plus free shipping). Save $100 buckaroos! Shown top: Ed Hardy Hampton pumps in white or black Shown bottom: Ed Hardy Rock Away pumps in black or red [phpbay]ed hardy pump, 1[/phpbay] … [Read more...]
Ed Hardy Stacey Purple Pumps
We already know that Ed Hardy Pumps have been very popular this year. And Purple is deemed one of the color trends for Fall 2009 (just ask G.G.). So these Ed Hardy Stacey Purple Pumps are sure to be a hot hit! Ed Hardy embraces your rockin' style with these bombshell-esque Stacey pumps. Glossy patent leather upper in a contemporary dress pump style with a round open toe and 1/2 inch wrapped midsole. A jagged-edge patent heel overlay features a signature Ed Hardy Love Kills Slowly skull … [Read more...]
Chinese Laundry Cosmos Booties
Seventeen Magazine featured Chinese Laundry's Cosmos grey leather booties in their August 2009 issue. They are currently on sale for $99 with Free Shipping (regularly $129) from ChineseLaundry.com! Gray boots are obviously the fab choice for fall, as seen in the latest Gap ad as well. Special offer for Shoeaholics! Subscribe (or renew) to Seventeen Magazine for only $10 for TWO (2) years from Amazon.com! That's only 42 ¢ an issue delivered to your door! Save 86% off the cover price of $71.76. … [Read more...]
Madden Girl Bachelor Slip-Ons
Wayne knows me well! I love Madden Girl, well anything Steve Madden related really. I love Brown shoes, slip-on mules in particular. I love Patchwork shoes and purses. And I love Bachelors, go figure, I'm single. So these Madden Girl Bachlor Slip-Ons are perfect for me! Available from ShoeMall.com, $39.95 w/Free Shipping. I can't see myself wearing them "going out" per se, but they would be perfect to slip on quick to take the kids to school or make a quick trip to the grocery store. … [Read more...]


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Pueblo stabbing suspect arrested
Pueblo police say they have arrested a woman for attempted murder after she allegedly stabbed another woman multiple times.
Officers were called to the hospital during the early morning hours of February 19, 2014 after a woman showed up there with multiple stab wounds.
The victim, an unidentified 49-year-old woman, was conscious and able to talk with investigators. She gave them information that led them to a home in the 1500 block of W. 15th Street.
The suspect, Kayla Henson, 25, was arrested at the home.
Henson was taken to the Pueblo County Jail and is facing charges for first degree attempted murder.
The victim was treated at the hospital and released.
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I'm building together one at the moment based likely soon to be based
on Packetfence (www.packetfence.org).
Currently, have 802.1x machine authentication working through Radius
and LDAP with eap-tls. Then when a user signs in, it re-auths and
puts them on the correct team vlan.
Mostly, I want it all to be done at L2, I can do MAC and .1x on the same port.
Packetfence allows you to use external triggers, such as Snort and
Nessus. Already i have compliance policy scans with nessus which
works with Oracle as well as windows desktops. I can trigger a
machine to be put onto a remediation lan with this.
NAC isn't dead, but I do believe that you have to know what it is you
want, and most vendors that I've been to see etc promise a drop in
solution so long as your network is what they want it to be.
as for agents, I like the idea of agentless where you are inspecting
the traffic on the network (ala snortish types) and actually logging
into the box to check (ala nessusish scans). Agents are a pain... and
you are limited to what a vendor can provide you with.
I'm not a huge fan of a blackbox controlling my network.
NAC isn't as hard as you think, if you can properly understand what
you want to be doing. I think having separates is better than a
single box doing everything where you can log to the nth degree to see
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With the news that Google's Marissa Mayer has joined Yahoo as CEO, the remarkable upswing in female CEOs continues. The following figure summarizes the trend, showing that there are currently 41 female Fortune 1000 CEOs, the majority of whom have joined in the last three years.
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Save the Date for FRM 2015
New dates and location! March 21-25 in Henderson, NV!
FRM will offer great new sessions on:
- Lessons Learned from the Ferguson Riots
- Ebola Outbreak: The Dallas Fire Department Response
- New! Medical Directors Forum
Registration details coming soon.
Thank you to our FRM 2014 sponsors.
Check back for complete details on FRM 2015 soon.
For over 15 years, EMS chiefs, chief officers, medical directors and other top officials have come together at FRM for the best in fire-based EMS education, networking and product information. FRM is the event top leaders choose when it comes to staying informed on today's hot topic issues and upcoming industry changes.