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FT. MYERS, Fla., April 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- NeoGenomics, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: NGNM) announced today that it had filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission its annual report on Form 10-KSB for the year ended December 31, 2007. A copy of this annual report can be found at http://www.SEC.gov .
The audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2007 included in the 10-KSB included an additional contingency charge expense of approximately $177,000 versus the unaudited results we issued on March 18, 2008. This contingency charge was for registration penalties we have been incurring as a result of delays in completing an effective registration statement for the shares we sold in our June 2007 private placement. In accordance with FASB Staff Position 00-19-2, "Accounting for Registration Payment Arrangements", we have accrued approximately $177,000 of penalty expense as of December 31, 2007 for the liquidated damages expected through May 2008. As a result of this change, our audited net loss for FY 2007 has increased by $177,000 versus the net loss we issued in our March 18, 2008 earnings release. However, by taking a charge for this in 2007, we hope to avoid any further negative impacts to our income statement from these penalties in 2008.
About NeoGenomics, Inc.
NeoGenomics, Inc. is a high-complexity CLIA-certified clinical
laboratory that specializes in cancer genetics diagnostic testing, the
fastest growing segment of the laboratory industry. The company's testing
services include cytogenetics, fluorescence in-situ hybridization (FISH),
flow cytometry, morphology studies, anatomic pathology and molecular
genetic testing. Headquartered in Fort Myers, FL, NeoGenomics has labs in
Nashville, TN, Irvine, CA and Fort Myers and services the needs of
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Interview with Actor Firdous Bamji
by Roundabout Theatre Company - Sep 9, 2014
Actor Firdous Bamji spoke with Education Dramaturg Ted Sod about his role in Indian Ink. (more...)
BWW Blog: Out of the Box's Audition Workshop Brings Out My Inner Performer
by Maggie Yates - Sep 8, 2014
Some people have the obsession to seek spotlight, the urgency to perform renditions of circumstances representative of the human experience. I do not feel that call, though I've stepped closer to understanding its appeal. (more...)
BWW Recap: This Cat Can Scratch and Kids Get Snatched on GOTHAM
by Jeffrey Walker - Sep 30, 2014
James Gordon digs deeper into the city of Gotham as we learn more about Selina Kyle and child-trafficking. Meanwhile Bruce Wayne tests himself and Oswald Cobblepot rises from the deep. Those are just some of the highlights of this week's episode of GOTHAM, Selina Kyle. (more...)
Utah Opera Opens Season With Puccini's TOSCA, 10/10
by BWW News Desk - Sep 29, 2015
SALT LAKE CITY, UT (Sept. 28, 2015) Utah Opera takes audiences on a heart-stopping journey of forbidden love, loyalty, betrayal and tragedy in the 2015-16 season opening production of Puccini's Tosca. The performances, held at the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theater, are October 10, 12, 14, and 16 at 7:30 PM, then October 18 at 2 PM. Tickets, priced from $18-$89, are available for purchase through www.utahopera.org or by calling (801) 355-2787. (more...)
BWW Recap: Welcome to GOTHAM - Looking at the Pilot
by Jeffrey Walker - Sep 23, 2014
GOTHAM promises to be a modern gothic fairy tale set in the DC Comic universe fans know and love as the home of Batman. But GOTHAM will not be a Batman show in the traditional sense. This series looks at the new police detective James Gordon years before he becomes Commissioner Gordon. And it gives viewers glimpses of the origins of the rogues gallery of super-villains who will later terrorize Gotham and prove formidable foes to Batman. (more...)
BWW Recap: Berlin, Mossad, Mrs. Reddington Kick Off BLACKLIST Season 2
by Marakay Rogers - Sep 23, 2014
When last we saw Rayomnd 'Red' Reddington on THE BLACKLIST, he was on a stoop in front of his latest safe house, plotting to find Berlin, but now in the Season Two premiere, 'Lord Baltimore,' he's on the road in Cameroon, ducking down in a Jeep being chased by a military vehicle full of kids; bullets flying and rocket launchers launching - ah, for adventure. (more...)
Utah Opera to Open 2014-15 Season Puccini's MADAME BUTTERFLY, Begin. 10/11
by BWW News Desk - Sep 19, 2014
Utah Opera begins the 2014-15 season on October 11 at the Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theater with opulent costumes and enchanting music in Giacomo Puccini's Madame Butterfly, featuring conductor Robert Tweten and director Garnett Bruce. (more...)
THEATRICAL THROWBACK THURSDAY: Remembering Marian Seldes
by Pat Cerasaro - Oct 9, 2014
Today we are shinning a solo spotlight on one of the most revered actors of our age in her death at the age of 86 earlier this week, Marian Seldes. (more...)
BWW Recap: Trouble Balloons in GOTHAM
by Jeffrey Walker - Oct 7, 2014
A vigilante strikes, taking out corrupt officials; the resourceful Selina the cat helps the cops and then slips out of the custody; the penguin-like Oswald slips back into Gotham, determined to get a job; and Gordon works out cases. Meanwhile, sexy siren Fish Mooney makes sure to throw suspicion on to the rookie detective. GOTHAM is the place to be and we have the recap for week three. (more...)
ANNIE the Musical Coming to the Benedum Center, Opening 10/28
by BWW News Desk - Oct 3, 2014
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is proud to annouce the new U.S. National Tour of ANNIE opening on Tuesday, October 28th and running through Sunday, November 2nd at the Benedum Center.ANNIE is part of the PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh series presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Broadway Across America and Pittsburgh Symphony. (more...)
ANNIE the Musical Comes to the Benedum Center Tonight
by BWW News Desk - Oct 28, 2014
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is proud to annouce the new U.S. National Tour of ANNIE opening tonight, October 28th and running through Sunday, November 2nd at the Benedum Center.ANNIE is part of the PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh series presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Broadway Across America and Pittsburgh Symphony. (more...)
Kate Burton and Katie Lowes to Host 2014 Ovation Awards
by BWW News Desk - Oct 27, 2014
Kate Burton and Katie Lowes have been set to host the 2014 LA STAGE Alliance Ovation Awards Ceremony on Sunday, November 2, at the historic San Gabriel Mission Playhouse in San Gabriel, it was announced today. Red carpet arrivals begin at 5:30 and the ceremony starts at 7pm. (more...)
The LA Opera Presents Special Offer for DIDO & AENEAS/BLUEBEARD'S CASTLE
by BWW News Desk - Oct 23, 2014
LOVE, HEARTBREAK, SUSPENSE & HORROR FOR ONLY $59! (more...)
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Sets 2014-15 Know The Show Before You Go Program Schedule
by BWW News Desk - Oct 23, 2014
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust has announced the 2014-2015 Know The Show Before You Go program schedule for the 2014-2015 PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh Series. Hosted by Christopher Rawson, senior theater critic for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and KDKA-TV, this program allows patrons to gain deeper insight on each production that graces the Pittsburgh stage this Broadway season. PNC Broadway across America-Pittsburgh is a presentation of the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Broadway Across America and Pittsburgh Symphony. (more...)
BWW Recap: A Viper Strikes GOTHAM
by Jeffrey Walker - Oct 20, 2014
GOTHAM's fifth episode, 'Viper,' introduces new mysteries surrounding Wayne Industries in the Batman-inspired universe. Viewers also saw Penguin-to-be Oswald Cobblepot get closer to one of Gotham City's crime dynasties. The Gotham Police investigate a deadly street drug while young Bruce Wayne continues his obsessive investigation into his parents' murder. (more...)
BWW Recap: Location, Location, Location! Arkham is Prime Real Estate in GOTHAM
by Jeffrey Walker - Oct 13, 2014
As last week's episode of GOTHAM ended, Barbara Kean opened Jim Gordon's apartment door to discover Oswald Cobblepot greeting them across the threshold. Oswald is bonding with Don Marone, rival crime boss to the Falcone family. Earlier, Gordon and partner Harvey Bullock put a stop to Gotham's first vigilante who was nabbing corrupt officials and floating off to their deaths by weather balloon. Throughout the show, hints about an important place called Arkham were dropped by various characters. Are you ready for episode number four of GOTHAM, this week entitled Arkham.Watch out for spoilers! (more...)
BWW Exclusive: NTI Alumni Company - The Debate Society
by National Theater Institute - Nov 3, 2014
These are just some of the ways NTI students have responded to working with our alumni company, The Debate Society. The Debate Society is an Obie Award winning, Brooklyn based company that creates new plays through the collaboration of Hannah Bos (writer/performer/NTI Fall '98), Paul Thureen (writer/performer/ NTI Fall '98/ MATS '00), and Oliver Butler (director/developer). The company specializes unexpected stories set in supremely intricate, vividly theatrical worlds. (more...)
BWW Recap: Penguin's Plot Thickens While Gordon Takes A Hit on GOTHAM
by Jeffrey Walker - Nov 3, 2014
James Gordon still cannot shake the consequences of sparing Oswald Penguin Cobblepot's life, especially now that Fish Mooney and Don Falcone know he's still alive. They send the ruthless Victor Zsasz to send a serious message to Gordon. The criminal elements continue to clash as tensions between Gotham's crime families, the Falcones and Maroni's, move to a boiling point. GOTHAM Episode 7, Penguin's Umbrella, also reveals just how crafty Cobblepot is in his desire to become a major player in the dark city's underworld. (more...)
Indianapolis Museum of Art Announces Winter Programs
by BWW News Desk - Nov 28, 2014
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The Joyce to Present BODYTRAFFIC & doug elkins choreography, etc. in January
by BWW News Desk - Nov 25, 2014
The Joyce Theater Foundation, Inc. is proud to present return engagements of the acclaimed companies BODYTRAFFIC and doug elkins choreography, etc. performing on alternating dates from January 6 - 11. Tickets for both companies range in price from $10 to $30 and can be purchased through JoyceCharge at www.Joyce.org, or by calling 212-242-0800. Please note: ticket prices are subject to change. The Joyce Theater is located at 175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street. (more...)
Business Travelers Say Stay Home Before Thanksgiving; Bah Humbug NY Airports
by BWW News Desk - Nov 24, 2014
With the holiday travel season around the corner and business travel on a steady climb, the clash of the casual holiday traveler and the road warrior at the nation's airports this time of year is inevitable. GroundLink, a global leader in tech-enabled black car service, surveyed more than 5,000 of its frequent business travelers to discover their pain points during the busy holiday travel season. Nearly half (45.5 percent) of those polled said the day before Thanksgiving is the day to avoid business travel at all costs. The week between Christmas and New Years, was cited by 25 percent of those surveyed as a time to avoid travel. (more...)
BWW Recap: WACO Me Up, Before You Go Go on SCANDAL
by Jennifer McHugh - Nov 21, 2014
There isn't an acting award big enough for Joe Morton. He is giving a clinic in this show. Olivia doesn't have much when it comes to parental units in the way of parenting, but man, they sure can act! (more...)
BWW Recap: GOTHAM is Dented and Bombed While the Cat Sleeps Over at Wayne Manor
by Jeffrey Walker - Nov 17, 2014
GOTHAM added a new major player into the mix this week: Harvey Dent. For the unwashed masses, future district attorney Harvey Dent meets with a scarry accident and takes on the mantel of Two-Face who always gives crime a 50-50 chance when he flips a partially mutilated coin. As he is introduced to viewers and detective James Gordon, however, he is a singularly handsome, coin-flipping, do-gooder and he joins forces with Gordon to investigate the Wayne murder case. Oswald's beak finds Mooney's secret weapon against Carmine Falcone, Liza. Young Bruce Wayne also begins his heavy duty training with his British Special Forces veteran butler, Alfred Pennyworth. And, surprisingly, Bruce and Alfred take on a new house guest. Here's the rundown on another jam-packed episode in the naked city of Gotham. Spoilers are likely, so tread lightly, Bat-fans. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Ryan Bowie Dazzles in HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH
by Jeffrey Ellis - Nov 11, 2014
Let's be clear from the very start: Ryan Bowie gives a tour de force performance as the leading 'lady' in Hedwig and the Angry Inch, now playing in theotherspace at the Roxy Regional Theatre in Clarksville for only three more performances through Tuesday, November 18. (more...)
BWW Recap: GOTHAM Gets a Fatal Fight Club
by Jeffrey Walker - Nov 10, 2014
Master Bruce Wayne gets some pointers on defending himself from his trusty butler. Plus, who knew Gotham had its own fight club. Of course, it makes other fight clubs look tame, but Gordon and Bullock are on the case.Yep, we're eight episodes into GOTHAM and things are heating up in the crime wars and behind the scenes machinations of the various villainous elements. (more...)
BWW Blog: 6 Signs It's Time to Hire a Personal Trainer
by David Hung - May 8, 2015
Hiring personal trainer may be best for you. If you find that these six signs apply to your workout routine then it may be time for you to hire a personal trainer. Let's find out! (more...)
VIDEO: Sneak Peek - Season Finale of ABC's NASHVILLE
by - May 7, 2015
On the Season Finale of ABC's NASHVILLE, Juliette is laser-focused on finishing her album - and when she puts everything and everyone she loves behind it - Avery makes a decision that impacts their lives forever. (more...)
Jacob's Pillow to Kick Off 2015 Festival with Performances, Classes, Exhibits, & More, 6/13
by BWW News Desk - May 27, 2015
May 26, 2015 - (Becket, MA) Following the critical acclaim and record-breaking attendance of Festival 2014, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival opens its 2015 season in June. Highlights of Festival 2015 include Three Acts, Two Dancers, One Radio Host, a special dance and radio stage production starring Ira Glass, host of This American Life; the return of Nederlands Dans Theater 2; the world premiere of American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Daniil Simkin's INTENSIO; Cuban contemporary ensemble Malpaso Dance Company, performing with GRAMMY Award-winning pianist and composer Arturo O'Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble; and the launch of Martha Graham Dance Company's 90th Anniversary, including a world premiere by eminent choreographer Mats Ek. (more...)
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival 2015 Announces Full Free Lineup
by BWW News Desk - May 26, 2015
Following the critical acclaim and record-breaking attendance of Festival 2014, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival opens its 2015 season in June. (more...)
BWW Recap: NASHVILLE'S Third Season's a Charm
by Wendi Reichstein - May 13, 2015
Heading into the third season finale, we're definitely not short of drama here in NASHVILLE. Juliette's diagnosis is postpartum depression. Faced with Avery, her doctor, and her staff, she's faced with what a pretty serious issue. Enraged (of course), she leaves- but this is the beginning of an entirely new issue, and another heartbreaking story arc for Juliette Barnes. (more...)
City Theatre to Host 22nd Annual Gala & Auction, 5/18
by BWW News Desk - May 11, 2015
City Theatre, along with Host Committee co-chairs David & Luci Massaro, and Gala co-chairs Judy & Michael Cheteyan, Laura Penrod Kronk and June Yonas celebrate the company's 40th Anniversary Season with the signature Annual Gala & Auction on Monday, May 18, 2015 from 5:30 to 10:00 PM at Heinz Field East Club Lounge. This year's theme; 40th Birthday Bash, recognizes City's milestone 40th year, and welcomes friends to join us for an over-the-top party honoring our rich past, and looking towards our exciting future. (more...)
BWW Previews: John Arthur Greene in FREEDOM at 42 West in NYC, 3/30
by Marina Kennedy - Mar 12, 2015
Jacob Langfelder presents 'Freedom' an immersive concert celebrating the music of George Michael and WHAM! on Monday, March 30th at 8:00 pm at 42West in New York City. (more...)
BWW Reviews: MARY STUART Is a Fascinating Political Drama at Northwest Classical
by Patrick Brassell - Mar 1, 2015
Northwest Classical is amazingly good at cramming massive historical plays into their tiny Shoebox Theatre, and here director Elizabeth Huffman has worked miracles. (more...)
Photo Flash: NYC Parks' 55 Outdoor Pools Open Tomorrow; Be Safe & Have Fun!
by BWW News Desk - Jun 26, 2015
NYC Parks Commissioner Mitchell J. Silver, FAICP, today joined Modell's Assistant Vice President of Business Development and Partnerships Marnie Omanoff, City Council Member Carlos Menchaca, CEO of the Office of School Support Services Eric Goldstein, and neighborhood children at Sunset Park Pool in Brooklyn to celebrate the opening day of the citywide outdoor pool season. Scroll down for photos! (more...)
BWW Reviews: CHARLOTTE SQUAWKS: THE 11TH GLOWER
by Quinn Austin - Jun 15, 2015
If you want to see a great show with the humor of SNL on a stage in Charlotte, CHARLOTTE SQUAWKS is it! (more...)
Not Hot Enough Yet? ComEd Customers Can Still Save Energy!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 9, 2015
BODYTRAFFIC Coming to Harris Center, 1/24
by BWW News Desk - Jan 7, 2015
Founded in 2007, Los Angeles-based BODYTRAFFIC was named one of Dance Magazine's 25 to Watch in 2013 and was praised by the Los Angeles Times for its most hopeful combination of choreographic and performing excellence. LA Weekly applauded the company for its confident, hard-hitting execution in a wide range of styles. This exciting dance ensemble continues to break new ground in the field of dance and its evening performance at Harris Center for the Arts will display their distinctive style. (more...)
'BEAUTIFUL', CABARET, 'BRIDGES' and More Set for Pittsburgh's 2015-16 Broadway Season
by BWW News Desk - Feb 25, 2015
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is pleased to announce the 2015-2016 PNC Broadway Across America-Pittsburgh season. The series proudly features two Pittsburgh premieres, BEAUTIFUL -- THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL and MATILDA THE MUSICAL, and welcomes returning favorites JERSEY BOYS and BLUE MAN GROUP, along with an exciting lineup of more award-winning Broadway productions that will grace the stages in the Cultural District. (more...)
Broadway Stars to Celebrate George Michael & WHAM! in 'FREEDOM' at 42West, 3/30
by BWW News Desk - Feb 18, 2015
Jacob Langfelder presents Broadway the Hardway's 'FREEDOM -- An Immersive Concert Celebrating the Music of George Michael and WHAM!' on Monday, March 30th at 8pm at 42West (514 West 42nd Street). (more...)
BWW Interviews: Lorna Luft Comes Home for Christmas with 54 Below Debut
by Sally Henry - Dec 8, 2014
If home is where the heart is, then Lorna Luft's 54 Below debut is her homecoming performance. Luft recently took the time out of her busy touring schedule to discuss the things she loves best: cabarets, Christmas in New York, and of course her lovely mother, Judy Garland. (more...)
BWW Special Interview: Allison Williams Talks PETER PAN LIVE! on NBC - Tonight!
by BWW Special Coverage - Dec 4, 2014
BroadwayWorld.com's Richie Ridge was on hand at PETER PAN's press day where he talked to the stars and creative team about how they are putting together this live TV event. Here, Richie talks to Allison Williams. (more...)
BWW Reviews: GRAND HOTEL, Southwark Playhouse, August 5 2015
by Gary Naylor - Aug 7, 2015
Gary Naylor sees an ambitious, timely revival of a musical that crackles with life, full of great singing and splendid dancing, if a touch demanding at 100 minutes all-through! (more...)
Scoop: NASHVILLE on ABC - Wednesday, September 16, 2015
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Get all the scoop on NASHVILLE, airing on ABC on Wednesday, September 16, 2015! (more...)
Labor Day Weekend Forecast
by BWW News Desk - Aug 28, 2014
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., Aug. 28, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) The last big weekend of the summer is rapidly approaching. Luckily, the marine forecast for much of the country is looking bright, but it's always best to know Before You Go. To help recreational boaters plan their Labor Day Weekend adventures, the marine forecasters at Buoyweather.com put together a short synopsis of what to expect on the water. As always, monitor your local waters via Buoyweather.com before you leave the dock. West Coast Offshore high pressure will interact with inland troughing/low pressure to set up moderate to fresh NW winds off much of the West Coast through the holiday weekend. Lighter and more variable winds are expected for some nearshore areas at times, especially inside the Southern California Bight during the mornings as well as portions of the Pacific Northwest. The current large S/SE swell from Hurricane Marie that is impacting portions of California will be on the decline. East Coast Hurricane Cristobal will move out to sea this weekend and its lingering swell will ease into the holiday weekend. A high pressure will gradually slide offshore through Saturday and Sunday setting up increasing S/SW winds and short-period seas for exposed waters. A cold front will approach New England on Labor Day — be sure to check updates on Buoyweather to see how this may impact local boating conditions. Gulf Coast A high pressure from the Atlantic will extend over the Gulf of Mexico, producing mainly moderate ESE/SE winds over the Gulf, though there will be some pockets of stronger winds/seas in places. It's always a good idea to keep an eye on the tropics this time of the year as well. Florida Offshore high pressure will take control of the weather pattern leading to mainly light S/SE to variable morning winds with increasing sea breezes in the afternoon. A bit stronger eastern winds are expected in South Florida though. In addition, the recent elevated seas the Sunshine State has experienced will come down a bit through the weekend. Caribbean Mainly moderate to fresh trade winds expected, but all eyes will be on a tropical wave moving through the region for potential development. The tropical wave will likely bring unsettled weather to portions of the Caribbean over the weekend. In addition, stronger trade winds and short-period seas are likely north of Colombia per normal. Hawaii Light to moderate trade winds (5 to 15 knots) are expected for much of the weekend. The trades will be lightest during the morning hours. We are looking for a decent sized swell from Hurricane Marie to reach east/northeast exposed shores on Friday before easing through the weekend. A modest long-period southern hemisphere swell will also produce occasional hazards near south-facing shores, especially near harbor entrances/inlets. Great Lakes A front will approach on Friday, setting up moderate to strong S winds for Lakes Huron, Michigan, and Superior while a bit lighter winds are forecasted for Lakes Erie and Ontario. A complex frontal system will set up highly variable and at times shifting winds for the region for Saturday and Sunday, before increasing S winds develop over the western lakes again on Labor Day. Overall, lots of changes expected for the Great Lakes with potential for showers/thunderstorms at times so please monitor the forecasts closely. For up-to-the-minute marine forecasts, visit buoyweather.com or download the free Buoyweather app via iTunes or Google Play. (more...)
Ultimate Road Trip Guide
by BWW News Desk - Aug 20, 2014
NEW YORK, NY(Marketwired - Aug 18, 2014) - Kim Orlando, founder of TravelingMom.com, shares some tips on how to make this summer's road trip the best. (more...)
InformationWeek: Our NYC Geek Guide for Interop
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2014
NEW YORK, Aug. 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ If you're planning to attend this fall's Interop conference in New York City and want to get your geek on, InformationWeek has the perfect guide for you. (more...)
Scoop: NASHVILLE - *Season Finale* on ABC - Wednesday, May 13, 2015
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Get all the scoop on NASHVILLE - *Season Finale*, airing on ABC on Wednesday, May 13, 2015! (more...)
BWW Interviews: Young Reed Shannon Talks MOTOWN THE MUSICAL
by Don Grigware - Apr 21, 2015
Actor Reed Shannon is currently on tour with Motown the Musical playing Young Berry Gordy, Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson. In our chat he talks about preparing for these roles and his young theatre life so far. Unbelievable! You are playing Berry Gordy, Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson when they were young like you. How difficult is it for you to differenciate between the 3 boys? What do you have to do physically and mentally to portray them? Did you watch tapes or listen to CDs to get the voices just right? I know Jackson performed young but I'm not sure about Little Stevie Wonder. (more...)
BWW Reviews: Heading Back to School with SeaWorld Orlando's SEA LION HIGH
by Kimberly Moy - Apr 20, 2015
While the Orlando theater culture continues to grow, it's obvious that when you think of Orlando you really think of our world-class theme park entertainment. SEA LION HIGH is SeaWorld Orlando's newest Sea Lion and Otter show and it does not fail to entertain and educate all at the same time. (more...)
2015 BILLBOARD MUSIC AWARDS Among Highlights of ABC's May Sweeps Programming
by TV News Desk - Apr 16, 2015
The ABC Television Network announced highlights of upcoming May sweeps programming, featuring season finale dates for series American Crime, America's Funniest Home Videos, black-ish, Castle, Dancing with the Stars, Forever, The Goldbergs, The Middle, Modern Family, Nashville, Revenge, Scandal, Secrets and Lies, and Shark Tank. (more...)


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moreAn actor, recently divorced, at loose ends in New York; a woman, no less lonely, perhaps even more desperate than the man: they meet by chance in an all-night diner and are drawn to each other on the spot. Roaming the city streets, hitting its late-night dives, dropping another coin into yet another jukebox, these two lost souls struggle to understand what it is that has brought them, almost in spite of themselves, together. They are driven—from moment to moment, from bedroom to bedroom—to improvise the most unexpected of love stories, a tale of suspense where risk alone offers salvation.
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Angela Mount picks her top wines for Easter
Posted: April 17, 2014|
There are some great deals on all types of Sparkling wine and Champagne out on the high street right now – if it's Prosecco you're after, the best ones are from Waitrose Prosecco (£8.99) – creamy, elegant and citrusy; and the soft, peachy, Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Prosecco De Conegliano ( £9.99 down to £7.49 until April 29). Sainsbury's also have a great deal on their popular Etienne Dumont Champagne NV ( down to £14, from £26.99 until April 29), a great bargain, with its light, lively, yet creamy style.
But it's a vintage Champagne from Morrisons that has most impressed me, for the best Easter fizz offer.
Morrisons Signature Vintage Champagne (£22.99 down to £17.99 until April 27)
Morrisons have unearthed this fabulous vintage Champagne, that has been maturing quietly since 2007, and is now at its rich, toasty best. It knocks spots off some of the non vintage big brands, and has a delicious, full, creamy style, with a stream of tiny bubbles, and big, bold, red berry and brioche-like flavours – opulent, and beautifully mature, this really is a steal for a vintage fizz. Welcome Easter guests with a glass of this, or try it with smoked salmon, and rich fish dishes and if all that Easter cooking becomes too much it's fabulously indulgent with take away fish and chips!
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Ken Forrester Old Vines Chenin Blanc 2013 (Great Western Wine £11.25 down to £9.64 to April 30)
Lots of people will be cooking fish over Easter, and rich, baked or roast salmon is a classic showpiece.
You need a ripe, full-flavoured white for this, and I've found just the right one, in the new vintage of Ken Forrester's popular Chenin blanc. Ken Forrester is known as the 'king of Chenin', and the new vintage of his wine has just hit the shelves at Great Western Wine. Ripe and bold, with a rich, creamy texture, yet a racy freshness, it's full of ripe apple , pear fruits, with hints of ginger and lemon peel.
Zaccagnini Verdicchio Dei Castelli Di Jesi 'Cima Signoria' 2013 (Great Western Wine down to £9.24 until April 30)
A personal favourite, this stylish, lemon and cream-charged dry white puts Verdicchio on an entirely new level. Lovely, gentle, and stylish, it's a delightful change from bigger, bolder wines – ripe pears, hints of honey, herbs, green apples and lemon zest; perfect for alfresco lunches, pan-fried fish, and delicate seafood pasta.
Morrisons Signature Pouilly Fume 2012 (£10.79)
If you're a fan of Sauvignon blanc, but want something more subtle than the occasionally overpowering New Zealand ones, look no further than this lovely, classic style from the home of Sauvignon blanc, France's Loire valley. Fresh, zesty, perky, yet subtly elegant, it's packed with tart green apple, and pithy lemon character, with aromas of freshly cut herbs. Perfect for seafood, goats cheese, and Good Friday's traditional fish dishes.
The perfect pink
M de Minuty Rose 3013 (Majestic £14.99, or £9.99 for 2 bottles)
It may seem a little early in the year to write about a Southern French Rose, but I live in hope that the Easter holiday weekend may bring a touch of warmth, and an early hint of summer. I discovered the ethereal, gentle, elegance of this Provencal Rose on holiday years ago, and it's great to be able to find it in Bath now! It's a delicate, light, fresh pink, with the palest of colours, from one of the top producers in the area, close to star-studded Saint-Tropez. In its classic hourglass shaped bottle, it's got soft, wild strawberry fruit, and a lively lemony edge.
Easters reds
Georges Duboeuf Fleurie 2012 (Majestic £11.99, or £8.99 for 2 bottles)
If you're looking for a soft, lighter style of red this Easter, try this top level Beaujolais Cru from the region's best known producer.Georges Duboeuf ( known as the 'king of Beaujolais'); with its instantly recognisable, floral label, it smells of freshly-picked super-ripe strawberries, and has a silky-smooth style. Warm and gentle, it's fruity, soft, bright and light – great with roast duck, sweetly juicy new season lamb, and a great match if you're having roast chicken or turkey for Easter.
Cune Rioja Reserva 2009 (Waitrose reduced from £12.99 to £9.74 until April 29)
Roast lamb is a classic for Easter Sunday lunch, and Rioja is a classic match with roast lamb. Waitrose have one of the most respected Riojas on offer this month, which would be a perfect choice. The word 'Reserva' means that it has been aged in oak and bottle for longer, resulting in a smooth, mature, beautifully rounded style of red wine. Soft, seductive and velvety, it's full of sweet red berry fruit, intermingled with soft, vanilla-spiced, gentle oak. Elegant, and warm, it would also be great with duck.
Chocolate choice
Waitrose Seriously Plummy Maury 37.5cl (Waitrose £10.99)
Easter is all about chocolate and I've found the perfect wine to add to the indulgence.
This half bottle of unctuous, decadent liquid delight from Waitrose is an absolute must to accompany all styles of chocolate, from the deepest, most intense dark, through velvety truffles, to gentle, creamy white styles of Easter eggs.
Made in the far south of France, close to the Spanish border, it's a deliciously rich, syrupy, sweet red wine, full of fig, liqueur cherry, sweetened blackberry,and almost melted chocolate flavours – indulgent, and irresistible, do give this one a try.
It will also work well with blue cheeses.


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The demoversion of Cyberpunk Crysis is coming soon. New in-game video available.
Posted by Syndroid on Jun 14th, 2014
Hi guys,
just wanted to announce, that the Demoversion of Cyberpunk Crysis is going to be released soon.
Targeted date is at the end of July, maybe sooner.
Features that you can expect from the demo version:
- 1/2 hours of gameplay on two new maps
- new slow motion suit ability (replaces the stealth mode)
- original soundtrack
- new models, skins, textures and particle effects
- different locations: (past, future, cyberspace)
- lots of scripted events
In the meanwhile you might want to take a look at this video.
It shows pieces of a few of the scenes from the demo.
(Spoiler alert) ;)
That 6:30 map <3
The mod looks pretty nice, tracking. :)
I don't like stealth being removed, but whatever :) the mod is looking really great!
This looks very nice. Love the last 30 seconds especially.


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Live reptiles available only in Petco stores. Selection varies by store. Check your local store for availability.
Green Tree Frogs are commonly found throughout the United States. These little frogs are most active at night, and you'll notice they hide for most of the day. As such, you should provide them with plenty of decor for climbing and hiding. You can keep 1 or 2 Green Tree Frogs together in a 10-gallon terrarium or larger if you'd like to have more than 2. Always provide an ample, clean water bowl. These frogs are rather quick and prefer not to be handled, but keep them in a beautifully decorated terrarium and enjoy their barking and chirping sounds.
Please note: It is important to wash your hands before and after holding or interacting with a frog. This is important for their safety and yours.
Available for sale in Petco stores.
Native To: United States
Adult Size: 1-3"
Temperature: 65-80°F
Care Level: Beginner
Scientific Name: Hlya cinerea
Most Active During: Nighttime (nocturnal)
Life Span: 5+ years
Eats: Crickets and mealworms; dusted 2-3 times per week.
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April 30, 2006
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Sophomore Brian Friday slugged a two-out double to drive in a pair of runs in the ninth inning to highlight a late Rice rally in 6-3 win over the University of Central Florida in the finale of a Conference USA weekend series Sunday afternoon in Orlando, Fla., completing a three-game sweep of the Golden Knights for the team's 17th-straight league win.
The contest followed the trend set in the first two games of the series as both pitchers battled without allowing runs in the early going. UCF opened the scoring in the bottom of the fourth inning when Tyson Auer led off with a chop single into left field and Matt Horwath followed with a walk. The runners advanced on a sacrifice bunt and Auer scored on a ground out to the right side.
The lead was short-lived as the Owls came right back for a pair of runs in the top of the fifth. Sophomore Danny Lehmann reached base on a fielding error with one away. The next batter, freshman Aaron Luna, blasted a two-run homer into the wind in left field. The homer was Luna's 11th of the season and tied the Southlake Carroll standout for the third-highest total by a Rice freshman in school history.
The Golden Knights answered with a run in the bottom of the frame to tie the game and another in the sixth to take the lead, 3-2. In the fifth Ryan Williams led off with a bouncing double into left and he moved up a base on a sacrifice bunt by Steve Stropp. Williams scored on a two-out single by Auer to tie it, 2-2. In the sixth catcher Ryan Bono drew a leadoff walk and advanced on a sacrifice bunt. He scored on a two-out single into center by Williams.
UCF escaped a bases-loaded Rice rally in the seventh without allowing a run but the Blue and Gray tied it in the eighth. Friday and junior Josh Rodriguez drew leadoff walks and Joe Savery sacrificed both runners into scoring position. Jordan Dodson lifted a sacrifice fly to right field to score Friday from third and knot it up 3-3.
Rice starting pitcher Craig Crow pitched well to hold the Golden Knights in check. He allowed three runs on just four hits while striking out three, but left with the score tied after a career-long 7.1 innings. Sophomore left-hander Cole St.Clair was brilliant in relief, firing 1.2 shutout innings without allowing a hit. The Owls' big three-run ninth paved the way to his fifth win of the season.
Luna led off the ninth with high fly ball that dropped in for a base hit in shallow right field with some help from the sun and gusting wind. The Golden Knights misplayed a sacrifice attempt by Chad Lembeck putting two men on base, but appeared to be working out of the jam with a strikeout and fielder's choice that erased Luna at third base. With two men on, Friday laced a double to left for his second hit of the day to score a pair. Savery followed with a base hit for an insurance run and a 6-3 final.
Rice improved 39-9 on the year and 17-1 in C-USA action. The Owls had already won the series the day before, the 15th-straight time to take a conference series dating back to March of 2005. Rice is a full three games ahead of Houston in the C-USA standings after the conclusion of weekend play. The Golden Knights fell to 22-24 overall and 5-10 against the league.
The Owls are now off for nine days during the University's final exams period. Rice's next game is at home on May 10. The Owls host longtime rival Lamar at Reckling Park at 7 pm.
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Clinical Australia lift Champions Trophy
Shane Watson hit his second successive century to propel Australia to Champions Trophy glory at the expense of New Zealand.
The all-rounder, whose unbeaten 136 earned him the match award in the semi-final against England, struck a magnificent 105 not out to underpin Australia's pursuit of 201 to win at Centurion.
They overhauled their target with six wickets in hand and 4.4 overs to spare, Watson striking two sixes in a row off Jeetan Patel to go to three figures and seal a thrillingly efficient team performance which underlined Australia's almost unfettered dominance.
As well as Nathan Hauritz and Brett Lee bowled in helping restrict New Zealand to 200 for nine on a pace surface at SuperSport Park, and as admirably as Kyle Mills and Shane Bond, the Black Caps opening bowlers, responded, Watson's was unquestionably the finest individual performance in a one-sided contest.
He may have played second fiddle to captain Ricky Ponting against England three days ago, but the manner in which he marshalled Australia's chase under the floodlights this evening confirmed his new-found status as an international batsman of the highest repute.
Watson's composure limited any potential outbreak of nerves in the Australia dressing room after Ponting's departure left them wobbling on six for two, and his third-wicket stand of 128 with Cameron White, who made 62, snowly snuffed out any hope a depleted New Zealand had of fashioning a remarkable upset.
Growing in assuredness as their partnership developed, Watson paced his innings to perfection - to such an extent that even James Hopes' late cameo failed to deny him a third ODI hundred. The two ducks he made to start this tournament seemed a distant memory.
Watson put the seal on a miserable evening for New Zealand when he swung Patel over deep midwicket, although they deserve infinite credit for defying the odds - and the absence of four players through injury, Daniel Vettori the latest after a hamstring injury kept him out of this game - to reach the final.
Ultimately, they will reflect on their failings with the bat here. Having lost Vettori during the warm-up, they saw their most destructive batsman, Brendon McCullum, depart in the fourth over of the innings after they won the toss.
He failed to score off the 14 balls he faced, the last of which he edged behind as he attempted to cut Peter Siddle, but Martin Guptill responded by adding 61 for the second wicket with Aaron Redmond.
Guptill batted with as much fluency as any player managed in the match bar Watson, although the two driven fours he managed in one Mitchell Johnson over were the exception rather than the norm as Australia's seamers maintained a disciplined line without sacrifing aggression.
It took the introduction of Hauritz to remove both, Redmond stumped as he came down the pitch to a delivery which was pushed through slightly quicker and wider, and Guptill gifting a simple return catch courtesy of a half-hearted push to depart for 40.
Ross Taylor was superbly held by Mike Hussey at backward point as he chased Johnson, and when Grant Elliott was struck on the toe by a Lee inswinger, New Zealand had lost four wickets in eight overs.
From the depths of 94 for five, however, they recovered thanks an enterprising sixth-wicket stand between Neil Broom and James Franklin.
Broom batted with considerable watchfulness before launching an assault on Watson during the batting powerplay, slashing him over gully and clearing mid-on and mid-off in the next over, but he perished for 37 to a needless run-out, two changes of mind mid-pitch as he pondered a single to point proving fatal.
Franklin, having struck four fours in his useful 33, had his off stump uprooted by a fired-up Lee, Hauritz turned one back in to have Ian Butler lbw, and Ponting's direct hit did for Mills. It was left to Patel and Bond to see New Zealand past 200.
If New Zealand were to have any chance of winning, they required early wickets, and Bond and Mills duly delivered during brilliant new-ball bursts.
It took just two deliveries for Bond to make his mark - he located Tim Paine's edge and saw Taylor take a smart catch low to his right at slip - while Mills was rewarded for a sensational spell that yielded figures of 7-2-9-1 by having Ponting lbw on the back foot.
Watson and White combined to deny New Zealand any further success for more than two hours, paying scant attention to the run-rate as they inched to 26 for two after 14 overs.
It hardly mattered, for runs flowed much more freely when Butler, Franklin and Patel were introduced into the attack.
Each suffered as Watson struck three fours in as many overs, while White made the most of being dropped by wicketkeeper McCullum on 15 - running back towards fine-leg as he attempted to claim a steepling top edge off Butler - to punish any errors in length.
The feeling that the game was beyond New Zealand was prevalent before Bond failed to break through in his second spell, and Watson and White went to 50 either side of the century partnership.
It was left to Mills to remove White in his first over back, the 35th of the innings, courtesy of an inside edge as he attempted to leave the ball, and it was a measure of Australia's superiority that Hussey's departure for 11 late on was largely irrelevant.


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Rope'n'Fly – From Dusk Till Dawn!
The sequel to the original best selling iPhone swinging game!
Use your ropes to swing a destructible ragdoll from one skyscraper to the others. You have full control over your ropes, touch on a building to throw your rope there, touch again to release it and fly through the sky. Perform various kind of jumps to get achievements, attach to flying planes or ballons and try to beat your friends or all other players by competing with them for the best score.
Tight and fast paced gameplay
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Play in different daytime, from Dusk through Night till Dawn
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Endless playing in never ending cities
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Early Literacy Tip: Reading and Vocabulary!Written by childrens library on 09/28/2015
A recent study by researchers from Penn State, UC-Irvine, and Columbia University have confirmed important early literacy information. The jargony abstract says: "Even after extensive covariate adjustment, 24-month-old children with larger oral vocabularies displayed greater reading and mathematics achievement, increased behavioral self-regulation, and fewer externalizing and internalizing problem behaviors at kindergarten entry." What that means is that the children with higher oral vocabularies at age two have an easier time succeeding academically and behaviorally at school when they get there.
The best and easiest way to enrich vocabulary is by reading picture books. No, really! Children's books are lousy with rare words, or rich vocabulary words. Children's books have 50 percent more rare words in them than does adult prime-time television and the conversation of college graduates (read more here)! When you read out loud to your child, and accompany the words you're reading with pictures, the children have a context to place the word in and it's an authentic way for you to connect with your child, as opposed to just trying to use flash cards or insert Brobdingnagian words into your conversation. See what I did there?


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May 5, 2012 06:33PM YramAL wrote:
Susie-I don't have any grandchildren, but I know it must be very hard to be so far away from them. They grow up so fast.
I have a couple of friends whose pets have facebook pages. Not really sure why.
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Thought I'd add mrmojorisin in there somewhere.
Let's try this again.
Life is made up of differences. Let's explore these differences, learn from them and accept them.
Now "Don't stop till you get enough"! I love Michael Jackson too!
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May 5, 2012 06:33PM YramAL wrote:
Susie-I don't have any grandchildren, but I know it must be very hard to be so far away from them. They grow up so fast.
I have a couple of friends whose pets have facebook pages. Not really sure why.
May 5, 2012 06:48PM , edited May 5, 2012 08:12PM by 1Athena1
I think it's adorable but to tell you the truth I can justify Facebook more for pets than humans. But then I'm a privacy freak with a family hx of being the target of espionage, so my view is admitedly skewed. :-)
ETA the word "freak." :-)
May 5, 2012 07:23PM ananda8 wrote:
My friends have really boring facebook pages. The teenagers in my sister's family are even sort of boring. Then again...perhaps it's just me. :)
May 5, 2012 07:52PM Wabbit wrote:
I resisted Facebook for a long time but have to admit that I like it. I have sisters, nieces and nephews and other family in other states and it's a good way to get little snippets of their lives and keep in touch. Doesn't have to be 'interesting' stuff really ... just a note about something lets you know they are OK and you can make an equally boring comment to acknowledge them :) Doesn't replace the phone or a visit but I do feel more connected since I joined. I am careful about how much information I share on there though.
I'll admit that among my online 'friends' are Max aka Psychokitty and his brother cat Buddah Pest. I'm easily amused
May 5, 2012 08:10PM 1Athena1 wrote:
notself - welcome back!
May 5, 2012 11:54PM suzieq60 wrote:
Home from visiting my mother - managed to behave myself. I bought her a new TV with a built in DVD player - only 24" but enough for her needs. Wrote her out instructions on how to play DVD's - the book didn't tell you, I had to figure it out myself after quite a few f words. She loves it. I left early using the excuse we are invited to a party over the back (that part is true but not sure if I'll go). Been up since 4:15am - a nap would be nice.
Still no photo!!! I just texted her with that message.
Bought another thing for the baby while I was out with Mum - that postal bag is going to be heavy on Tuesday. At least it's all non breakble so I can post it in a plastic bag.
May 6, 2012 12:34AM suzieq60 wrote:
Apparently photos coming tonight. She's set up a draft email on her laptop and he will send it when he gets home and they have internet access.
May 6, 2012 12:58AM jancie wrote:
Rosemary - so sorry to hear about your friend. You have been in my thoughts for days now.
Susie - congrats on being a grandma.
I remember cloth diapers - used them on my nephew and yes....I used the pins. So many things have changed in the last 30 years.
I went to a Kentucky derby party and won $20 - My investment was $5 so I netted $15. Then off to a friends house and cooked them cheese fondue for dinner. I over ate for sure but dang that stuff goes down so easy and is delicious. I could eat cheese fondue every single week.
Tomorrow my dh returns from Houston. I will see him for 3 hours before he falls asleep and then he will be leaving very early Monday morning and will be gone all next week. I guess I will be spending extra time with my horsey.
May 6, 2012 02:00AM suzieq60 wrote:
Just went and made an appearance at the party over the back and to excuse us since we have been up since 4:15. You wouldn't believe it - my fish guy was there - his little girl goes to school with one of the kids nearby. Met his wife - really really nice lady. I am too tired to be bothered, but if I get a second wind after dinner I can always go back over. Besides I want fish for dinner and they are cooking a big lump of meat. A guy I went to school with 40 years ago will also be there - now we went to school in another city and I bumped into him at a party they had over the back on New Year's Eve 2000 - haven't seen him since, but it was a really strange coincidence. All I can hear now is kids squealing - they are so cute.
Waiting with bated breath for pics of Nicholas
May 6, 2012 06:14AM 1Athena1 wrote:
Susie, we wait wih you.
May 6, 2012 06:54AM , edited May 6, 2012 06:54AM by suzieq60
Still bloody waiting - not acceptable - useless idiot (SIL). We spoke to her earlier and said he was going to send them when he got home. It's nearly 10pm here and they are half an hour behind us. It's been 48 hours since he was born - I told her I'm one Cranky Nana. She said they are sending 19 pics.
Called my mother to check if the TV was still working and she loves it - glued to it. The thing she had was a big old honky thing with a crappy picture and sound. I'm pleased to have done something nice for her for once and it only cost me $200.
The party over the back is still going on. Not too noisy but I'll close the back french doors before I go to bed which will help keep noise out.
Glorious weather here - 25 C today and will be 12 C tonight. Will be the same all week.
Sleepy and impatient Susie :)
May 6, 2012 07:53AM suzieq60 wrote:
Given up - going to bed - sigh.
May 6, 2012 03:41PM suzieq60 wrote:
Still waiting - what a dope.
Cranky Nana
May 6, 2012 04:09PM kira1234 wrote:
susieq58, We're all waiting with you!
It has been such a nice relaxing weekend. I need more like this one.
May 6, 2012 04:34PM suzieq60 wrote:
She said she attached 19 photos to the one email, so I'm not surprised it didn't arrive or he was too selfish/dumb to bother to send it. I'm calling myself Cranky Nana because there are signs all over my work place (in the toilet, the kitchen everywhere) from a lady called Cranky Nana - telling us not to use too much toilet paper and to clean up our mess in the kitchen - I hate them and want to tear them all down. Our other floors don't have them, they were put there by a woman who was managing the resources for a previous project. We're adults we should not need to reminded not to block the toilet or wash our dishes.
May 6, 2012 05:32PM , edited May 6, 2012 06:17PM by 1Athena1
Keeping rant to self today -edited. :-)
May 6, 2012 06:44PM suzieq60 wrote:
Ok - he sent the email and it said it sent ok, but I reckon it wasn't delivered as it was too large. Now I've emailed him explaining he should just send a couple - here's hoping.
May 6, 2012 06:46PM 1Athena1 wrote:
Do any of you threadmates still smoke?
I celebrated my 3 year anniversary of not smoking just over a week ago.....and I've entered some of my "pearls of wisdom" on the following thread:
If the resources and web sites help ONE cancer patient quit, it would be great... Soon I will post any and all studies I can find linking smoking to BC - the link is still tenuous because it is still relatively unstudied. Not much is known but there is evidence of nicotine receptors possibly playing a role.
But as I say in the OP - smoking and BC are two assassins of the same Mob Family (ovarian/lung cancer). If you can't get rid of one, at least try to vanquish the other...
Hoping to end this day on a productive note. Not holding breath...
May 6, 2012 07:16PM suzieq60 wrote:
Finally!!! Goodness knows why the email took so long to arrive - this was the most decent one - most were just after the birth. He looks so little.
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May 6, 2012 07:56PM suzieq60 wrote:
I know - I want to jump on a plane and go down there - will just have to wait. Just looked out our album of when Annie was born - she was the exactly same length 191/2" but 6oz heavier - she was 3 weeks early. One of the photos of her in hospital at 7 days looks remarkably similar.
Happy Nana :)
May 6, 2012 08:14PM rosemary-b wrote:
Oh, what a sweetie.
May 6, 2012 08:28PM suzieq60 wrote:
In case you are wondering why I haven't jumped on a plane - too expensive at such short notice. I booked months ago to go on 18th June for half the cost it would be today. Still it is tempting but I do have work I can't get out of right now.
May 7, 2012 02:49AM suzieq60 wrote:
Good girl Susie actually went on a bike ride this afternoon - the weather is SO glorious it was hard to say no. As usual Steve led me on a long journey but I managed much better and didn't complain. He kept going further along his hilly route and I came home by myself and I made it 2/3 up this street near home which is a gentle slope but a bugger to ride up - that's how far I used to be able to go. I was quite pleased with myself. I even stood up on the pedals on one hill and made it to the top without getting off. Back to work tomorrow - bummer - I do love long weekends.
May 7, 2012 05:22AM kira1234 wrote:
What a sweet baby.
Congratulations on getting farther on the bike ride. I sure know how hard it is to get back to where we were before all this stuff.
May 7, 2012 07:12AM suzieq60 wrote:
Annie upset as Nicholas is jaundiced and they have him a special crib under uv light. She misses him. I googled it and they say 1/3 to 1/2 of babies end up jaundiced and they usually get better. Being premmie it was probably going to happen - poor bubby. Hope the uv light works and she can cuddle him again soon. I told her she has the rest of his life with him, a few days won't matter. She's extremely emotional today as her milk came in. Talking to me helped and she cheered up - it's good we are in phone contact.
I feel really great after the ride - makes a difference when it's not humid. Glorious weather this weekend and more predicted for the whole week.
May 7, 2012 11:24AM 3monstmama wrote:
susie, congrats on the baby! he is decidedly darling! good advice to your daughter though its hard to wrap your brain around when you are in the momment.
I stand with one foot on each side of the "where are the damned pictures" line? I am the mother who is absolutely HORRID at sending photos out to anyone. Oh we buy the school photos, we just can't seem to get them into the envelopes or even remember to hand them out when people visit. And emailing photos? don't even ask. At the same time, I can see that because of my poor example at sharing photos, not to mention taking photos, I am destined someday to be the nana on the other side who has no photos of the newest grandbaby. Whoops! I shall be reaping what I sowed.
It is a glorious sunny day here and expected to hit the 70s for the first time this year. My one boss has developed a cold and isn't coming in. I cannot tell you how sickly I wish I was feeling! perhaps later in the day when I've gotten some work done. . . .
May 7, 2012 02:45PM suzieq60 wrote:
3monst - I still haven't had any pictures of Alexander (the other grandbaby) printed or of our trip to the UK and Paris last year. I intend to, but have been decidely slack. I was trying to whittle down the photos to a manageble number but stopped at 1000 and then stopped going through them. Must get around to it again.
May 7, 2012 03:37PM del4 wrote:
susieQ - ADORABLE..just precious - may Nicholas have a long, happy, HEALTHY life.
May 7, 2012 05:10PM suzieq60 wrote:
Thankyou Sun - he IS gorgeous.


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For the 12 times I've seen Eric, the show in Philadelphia was maybe the best, along with the two times at Prospector's in Mount Laurel that he mentioned during the show. We were basically front row in the pit (which was actually kinda empty - don't know what happened there) and he congratulated my fiance and I during Springsteen because she had a sign saying it was our wedding song in two weeks. Overall, an amazing night with a great set list and the trademark emotion that Eric brings to his shows.
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I totally agree... That Philly show was Awesome and I cracked up when he read your sign and congratulated you for picking that song for your wedding. I brought my 13 year old son to the concert for his birthday (first concert) and he said it was the best night of his life. Driver Williams leaned into the crowd and handed my son his guitar pick. What an awesome birthday gift! It was so cool that he recognized a young kid in the crowd and made his night. Fan for life!!
Philly show was off the charts!! The staging, the lights and a carefree Eric that played for just over 2 hours. Unlike most concerts, I didn't notice many people heading for the doors early in order to beat the parking lot traffic out...seems like everybody stayed for the whole show. Was glad NJ got a shout out from Eric for his time at Prospector's (been there a few times myself!). The only thing I would change is to have him include "Keep On" and "How 'bout You" in the set list. What's another 7 minutes??!!! No East Coast dates on the second leg so may have to road trip to Nashville in January!!
I went to Pittsburgh Show the weekend before and it was absolutely amazing!!!! I agree njcountry... whats another few minutes haha hell few hours!!! Never wanted the night to end!!! Can't wait until he comes back!!!!!
Great show! We were in the first row in 114…the VIP section to the right of the stage. I was also cracking up at his interaction with your fiancé. He was laughing. I noticed that someone put that song on youtube including his comments on your sign.
I was surprised that the pit wasn't jam packed. We went with reserved seats so we'd have our own space but it looked like there was plenty of space in the pit.
I'm so late as I just joined church choir (long overdue) but yes so amazing!!! How about streets of philly?! And looking at that pit with more space made me want to run down there! Haha
I'm seeing a lot of different posts about the pit. I was under the impression there was just one general pit area. Now I'm reading about insider pits, VIP pits, etc... Is there a difference or are people just calling it different things. Was a VIP pit section created after tickets originally went on sale? Because I never saw it advertised as a separate section. Can you clear it up EricChurchHQ?
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I think the VIP pit section may be for those that purchased the VIP pre show tickets I know alot of people were complaining b/c by the time they got to the pit after the VIP party they couldn't get a good spot after paying so much money.
the insider pit is a section that people are randomly selected for you couldn't purchase tickets to this pit,the show I went to a few people from vip show was chosen to be in there, from m&g, and I've heard some from nose bleed seats
If a Eric Church sticker/decal for vehicles isn't one of the new merch items coming I'm going to be very disappointed lol!
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I want one!
Just looked at "The Outsiders" album on iTunes and saw "A Man Who Was Gonna Die Young" is available for download if anyone is interested.
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Think it's a glitch or just EC being sneaky and not saying anything about it?
Kinda sucks when you don't have iTunes but you get the email getting your hopes up wish it was available on other formats


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