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Does Facebook Have Its Mojo Back?
Facebook shares are up sharply after Raymond James upgraded the stock based on signs of solid growth in its mobile ad business. Benjamin Pimentel joins digits. Photo: Getty Images.
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... I ... welcome back to Digits Twitter talk about Facebook and you know Facebook got crushed after its IPO but it's made a really strong comeback since that is up ... two percent today it bought about twenty knots at the thirty two ... and today there's more news on Facebook Benjamin tell ... from Census Gore joins us talk about ... a stock upgrade on Facebook ... over with one thing that when the people fall was a weakness its mobile offerings what's going on that ... my gut upgraded to outperform are essentially by by Raymond James in one of the things he cited the analysts cited ... was the the momentum ... in the mobile advertising which was a radio evident in the last earnings call of Facebook when they said ... that fourteen percent of their on online advertising is not coming from mobile which is a big deal because ... as you said I was half its IPO Dublin was seen as one of the big because of the company's ... them ... know we can do it with any sense for what Facebook has changed or when it's done ... since its IPO that is ... that is given it more traction in mobile ... are they being more ink I aggressive in general and on online advertising they set up the Facebook Exchange corporate ads ... and ... introduced new products like doesn't distort promotion ... and and of things that made it ... easier for advertisers to post ads and also to track the effectiveness of the of ... the use of these ads ... and one thing that that that of the Raymond James analyst ... on cited was is that the diesel is now projecting gap from fourteen percent of total ... online advertising revenue is a ... big Facebook's ... mobile business will probably go up to about ... twenty six percent and that's also ... on the design of of ... their momentum and it's in that Irina great ... now you know companies have also been somewhat skeptical mobile advertising because you know this is less real estate to put ads on ... this a lot of light falls clicks on mobile as is or you know you missed watching something on your smartphone screen ... are Asari evidence that companies are actually getting more of a payback or payoff ... from some of these mobile ads that are doing ... yes the Phillies last week's global earnings was actively support was actually one example where one concern that that many analysts have been citing ... is that the ship the rapid shift to mobile ... we have more people now searching and surfing on mobile devices ... is that that that ... the cost per clicks or give them the value of those ads are less ... so it's new was hurting Google for a time in terms of their margins ... but ... now that the trend is set but this is a parody reversing so there's no more evidence that they are in the air and getting back on track when it comes to mobile app see I've noticed in the above two dogs to Google and Facebook ... increasingly butting heads with each other ... to twenty cents for whether or not analysts believe that ... Facebook Google is actually doing better on the mobile monetization Fonterra's it's too early to say I've ... it's really too worried descending Gool goal is is there any of the Boston reports have been have been upbeat and that ... in terms of the cost per clicks or the CPC because of the very key metric for analysts ... on Facebook is just starting and it was they haven't ... thought of a slightly different kind of business model ... but the fact that the reported ... been officially saying that the fourteen percent of their online ... advertising is coming from mobile which was a surprise for law the battle isn't that actually led to this top row of jumping about fifty percent over last three months ... is awaiting key and now it depends on when I'm Bespoke reports on Wednesday ... on whether that trend is the actual the holding or even improving and that definitely ... has a good sign for Facebook right what a pricey given its not that I that's obviously really important issue an internet and I'll hopefully will see is here to talk about that again ...

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Holly Fulton Runway 2012 Fall
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>> The theme, this season, was passion. "I liked the idea that my woman had been misbehaving down in the garden, and had to find her way back to the manor house. So she's a little disheveled and messy," Holly Fulton explained. The designer culled inspiration from Lady Chatterley's Lover and humid garden greenhouses, resulting in a selection of sleek cocktail dresses and fluid separates in a dynamic palette of scarlet, berry, teal, and black. The designer's signature deco prints were a strong point as usual; for Fall, they came in mirrored art nouveau arches or in the form of languid orchids, palm fronds, and insects.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Gemikal Prude has the perfect body for an athlete - if that athlete is a point guard on a basketball team.
"My whole life I had played basketball," Prude said. "I was going to go to the next level in basketball.
"But I got to the point in basketball where it wasn't fun anymore. It was strictly a job. I still continued to play throughout high school because I loved my teammates. We put blood, sweat and tears into everything. But I knew I didn't want to pursue it at the next level."
During his junior year at Holy Trinity High School another sport started to capture his interest. He ran sprint events for the track and field team, but he would overcome a lot of odds to excel in a field event.
His height of 5-foot-7 is a little less perfect for some other athletic endeavors such as the high jump. But the junior from Melbourne, Fla., continues to build a reputation in this unlikely event.
"Gemikal is a great story that he and God continue to keep writing," said Luke Syverson, assistant track and field coach specializing in field events for Lipscomb. "He is a very driven athlete.
"He is not your prototypical high jumper in size. Most elite high jumpers are 6-1 to 6-5 in height. He makes up for his lower center of gravity by being able to jump out of the gym."
Prude's goal was to play a sport in college, but that sport was basketball. Ironically, he started running track as the result of basketball.
"I ran track to escape basketball conditioning," Prude said. "Our basketball team was really good. Our coach always wanted to start conditioning really early. Several of us ran track to avoid basketball conditioning."
No fear
Prude's best friend was a high jumper. Prude often watched the high jumpers practice. He found it to be equal parts interesting and scary. But he finally was challenged to give it a try.
"It was a technique day and we got done early with our running," Prude said. "We were going to try the high jump for the fun of it.
"It was always something I had watched and admired, but I was afraid of it. I thought it was the scariest thing ever. It looked otherworldly in a sense. It looked like something super heroes should be doing, not a normal 5-7 person."
Prude was convinced there was no way he was going to ever try it. But he eventually gave into peer pressure. His teammates encouraged him to give it a try and he kept on telling them no. Then the head coach of the track and field team offered a steak dinner to anyone who could jump a certain height.
He not only won the steak dinner with his efforts, he also had a new event.
"I tried it on a Tuesday and our coach put me in big meet the Saturday of the same week," Prude said. "We practiced the Friday before and I was struggling quite a bit. Our coach said, `O.K., good luck I guess'. It was like being thrown in the deep end of the water."
He has been swimming, uh, jumping ever since. He finished this past weekend in second place in the Atlantic Sun Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships. He finished either first or second in every meet he competed in during indoor competition this season.
"One thing that has been really nice for me is that I realize the Lord has blessed me with this ability for a reason," Prude said. "I have changed the perspective. Someone under 5-10 can be a higher jumper.
"God has brought me to this… being able to compete at a high level in the high jump. That is quite the blessing."
The mental side
Prude has overcome his physical limitations in the high jump through a heightened mental approach. When the bar is at its lowest point it is two feet above his head.
"I would say that about 90 percent of high jumping is mental," Prude said. "Visualization is a big part of it.
"You have to be able to see yourself jumping over the bar. You have to be confident. Everything has to be pretty well in order."
Made for each other
Lipscomb started recruiting Prude at the beginning of his senior year. Other schools started noticing him as well. But he sustained an ankle injury during basketball season and several schools cooled on their interest in him.
Lipscomb's coaching staff, however, never wavered.
"Lipscomb was always consistent with me," Prude said. "They wanted me to get healthy, but they were more focused on me as a person. They would ask me how school was going and they would ask me about my mother."
Both sides realized they were meant for each other.
"I remember watching video his mom sent me of him winning the Florida state championships his senior year," Syverson said. "He went 6-8. I noticed how long he just hung in the air. He has a lot of power and has to in order to raise his center of mass to a level to snake over the bar."
Prude skipped his senior prom to make an official visit to Lipscomb. He knew immediately where he wanted to be.
"This was it," Prude said. "It all happened for a reason. It just felt like a home-away-from-home. Ultimately, I felt like God wanted me here."
Not a smooth transition
But his freshman year didn't go as smoothly as he had hoped. He had troubles academically and was ruled ineligible. He was kicked off the team due to academics. Despite the obstacles Prude was determined to be a part of Lipscomb and the track and field team once again.
"My mom wanted me to come back home and go to a community college," Prude said. "I personally felt like this was God testing me. That was the time where I really built a strong relationship with Him.
"That summer I stayed in Bowling Green with my aunt and uncle. I had to take several classes and make A's in all my classes online. I had to work at a summer camp at Bowling Green Parks and Recreation to pay for the classes. I felt like that was part of God's work for me as well."
Prude decided on his 21st birthday that he wanted to be baptized. It was not a hasty decision.
"God has always been a pretty big aspect in my life," Prude said. "My mother raised me in the church. We went to church Wednesday night, Sunday morning and Sunday night. We read this verse or prayed this prayer before going to bed. I believed in God, his Son and his Word."
He made his decision over Christmas break that he wanted to be baptized when he returned to school for the spring semester. He informed Chris Klotz, assistant women's soccer coach, that he wanted him to do the baptism.
"I began to really seek God out and have that relationship with him when I first got here," Prude said. "My faith has gotten stronger. I wanted to be more like Jesus.
"I knew it. God knew it. But I wanted to make that proclamation to the world. I wanted to give God that glory. It just felt right."
No limits
One of Prude's goals is to qualify to the NCAA Nationals in the high jump. His improvements are now measured in centimeters as he gets closer and closer to his goal.
"Gemikal still has a number of things we are working on to polish on the approach and takeoff," Syverson said. "Anatomically, he has to do certain things a little different due to his shorter stature. The thing about Gemikal though is that he sees no limitations.
"He never talks about the fact he might be shorter or have it harder than someone he is competing against. It is always someone else who brings those things up. He only sees the bar as a challenge to be overcome. It is no different than how he approaches other things in his life. That is what I love about him."


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Maybe Super Cheap Video Games Are Helping, Not Destroying, The Video Game Industry
from the hello-price-elasticity dept
We've seen over and over again that video games appear to have very high price elasticity of demand. Two years ago, we wrote about some experiments by Valve, where it tried lowering prices of games by 10%, 25%, 50% and 75% -- and saw the increase in sales at a stupendous rate. While the 10% decrease only resulted in 35% higher gross revenue (already pretty good!), at a 75% discount, the gross revenue shot up by 1470%. Think about that, for a second. Basically, dropping the price by 75% increased revenue by almost a factor of 15. Not bad.
Last year, we saw a similar experiment that also had great results. An online video game store in Sweden tried dropping its prices by 75% and saw an increase in sales of 5500% (in unit sales). When looking at the gross revenue, it appears that it came out approximately to a similar 1300% increase.
And now we have some more examples. Capitalist Lion Tamer points us to an article that looks at some super popular iOS (iPhone/iPad) apps that drastically cut their price, but saw their gross revenue shoot way up because of it.
Street Fighter IV for iOS recently slashed its price by a breathtaking 90% overnight, from £5.99 to 59p. Within 48 hours its position in the overall Top-Grossing chart (that's the list of all apps, not just games) instantly rocketed from 116 to 2. Coincidence or magic? You decide. But that's not all.And yet, time and time again we hear how execs at big entertainment companies feel the need to keep raising prices. Hell, we just mentioned how Nintendo's President Reggie Fils-Aime was complaining that cheap games might kill the industry. Apparently, they don't teach basic economics to folks who become president of Nintendo.
And just to reiterate -- we're monitoring the Top-Grossing chart, ie the one measuring money made, NOT the ordinary numer-of-sales one, where SFIV currently sits comfortably on top of everything else. What that means is that the game's sales have increased by dramatically more than 1,000% (because it would have had to sell 10 times as many just to hold the No.116 position at the new price, never mind climb 114 places).


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I'm thinking there should be some baseball laws, too. The home team should win on Opening Day and the World Series should go seven. And, it would be nice if the National League won an occasional All-Star Game or two.
Anyway, I can tell by the nature of a lot posts that you guys are itching for the Hot Stove Season. It will be here enough. But, we've got a World Series to finish.


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text: Survey Details Angus Influence March 12, 2014 06:56 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Drovers Guest Editor English breeds have dominated the U.S. cowherd genetic base for many years, but a January 2014 online survey of 1,245 producers in the Beef Today/Farm Journal database shows more detail. Based on those who named Angus as the primary breed of cow and listed no other breed of bull used or purchased in the past three years, 34% of herds can be considered straight-bred Angus. That's about four times the number of all other straight-bred herds. Crossbred herds account for 58% of the total, and most of those use Angus genetics. Only 20% have no Angus genetics, and after accounting for non-Angus purebred herds, that means 89% of crossbred herds use Angus genetics. (see chart 1) Nearly 46% of respondents to the online study owned fewer than 50 cows, but results did not change significantly when those records were removed from totals. Those with more than 200 cows tended to use a slightly lower percentage of Angus bulls. Producers surveyed operated mainly in the North central, South central, Midwest and Southeast regions, but the West, Northwest and Northeast were also represented. Survey data showed more non-Angus bulls used in the North central region. Producers aged 46 to 75 years made up 79% of the group, followed by those 30-45 and more than 75; the 3% who were less than 30 years old were much more likely to use Angus bulls (70%), and at the other end, those older than 75 used the most other breeds. Other than those two ends that were not well represented, the older the producer, the more likely they were to use Angus bulls. Bull usage in 2013 was recorded as 40.2% Angus only, followed by "multiple breeds including Angus" at 29.2% and "multiple breeds but no Angus" at 7.2%. The rest were widely scattered among a dozen or more other breeds that showed as much as one-tenth the Angus level, such as Hereford at 4.2% (see chart 2). Asked to name one breed that most represents the herd, producers named Angus 62.4% of the time, but some felt a need to list more than one, so there were 2.6% that named Angus and some other breed. Twelve percent named other English breeds, with Hereford representing half of those. In this market where a single premium beef carcass may bring $2,500, it may be surprising that 39.6% paid less than $2,500 for a bull in 2013, and 11.2% paid more than $5,000. When it comes to DNA technology such as marker-assisted genetic selection, 31.4% would use it if cost were less than $15, which is generally below the market for any commercial tests available today. Nearly 8.5% would use it at higher prices, but 60.2% would not use genomic tools at any price. More than 65,000 bulls were represented by survey participants, 55% of them Angus, and 16.1% of all planned to use artificial insemination in 2014. Results of the survey were cross-tabulated by breeding system and genetics as well as trait preferences and other answers to create profiles for various mindsets among producers. Operators of primarily Angus herds led all others in stressing the importance of a bull being registered and backed by DNA information, while in management traits they chose feedlot performance and carcass data as top concerns more often than other producers. Those who ranked individual carcass data as above-average importance numbered only 37%, but it was 41% among primarily Angus operations. Similarly, access to feedlot performance data was more important to 35.4% of all, but to 39.8% of Angus operations. By comparison, only 33% of those with other purebred herds ranked each of the two traits at more than average importance. Survey design prevents digging too deeply into management priorities because it asked participants to rank factors. The decision to rank carcass data at the top meant some other factor such as vaccinations, calf ID or brand eligibility would show up relatively lower. That effect can be seen for those who ranked carcass data high. A natural interest in calf ID and feedlot performance would follow. That meant an apparent but likely not "real" gap between those who rank carcass data above average but up to 60% putting vaccinations as below average importance, and those who ranked carcass data below average but 63.8% ranked vaccinations first or second. Cross correlations for bull selection traits were less affected because a wider scale was used. Participants reporting the use of no Angus genetics were the most likely to use AI, and among the most likely to rank calving ease and disposition as top selection criteria. Crossbred herd managers ranked calving ease, breeder reputation and growth as the top three traits in bull selection. Among those who ranked carcass data as a top management concern, 55.6% named carcass value and 44.4% named feedlot performance in the top three for bull selection. For the subset of those who operate primarily Angus herds, those numbers were 65% and 51.3%. For those with no Angus genetics but favoring carcass data, the numbers were 50.7% and 41.4%. The survey asked if respondents have retained more heifers in the past three years and if they plan to retain more in the next three. A similar question explored past and intentions to buy females (see Table 1). By a margin of 58 to 42, they have kept more in the past and that ratio goes up by one for the next three years. On the other hand, fewer than 30% bought breeding females in the past three years and only 26% plan to buy in the next three. In both categories, disposition and calving ease ranked highest for bull selection, followed by breeder reputation. Back to news


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Romanticism's caf from other website round 4
Posted 15 July 2010 - 03:32 PM
Roll the dice to find out http://www.random.org/dice/?num=11
How many years have passed?
1) 2 years
2) 3 years
3) 4 years
4) 5 years
5) 4 years
6) 3 years
Its been a while since your last child, and you decide to try again. You are shocked when the doctor tells you youre having multiples, although you shouldnt be, as they run in your SOs family!
Do you find out the genders or keep them a surprise?
1) Find out
2) Surprise
3) Find out
4) Surprise
5) Find out
6) Surprise
What do you have?
1) DS/DS/DD triplets
2) DD/DD/DD triplets
3) DD/DD/DS triplets
4) DD/DD twins
5) DS/DS twins
6) DS/DS/DS triplets
FN: http://nameberry.com...sic-Girls-Names
MN: http://nameberry.com...sic-Girls-Names
FN: http://nameberry.com...ssic-Boys-Names
MN: http://nameberry.com...ssic-Boys-Names
Your little one(s) look like:
1) Mummys hair colour, daddys hair texture, daddys eyes
2) Daddys hair colour, mummys hair texture, mummys eyes
3) Just like mummy
4) Daddys hair colour, daddys hair texture, mummys eyes
5) Mummys hair colour, mummys hair texture, daddys eyes
6) Just like daddy
In what month does your little one arrive?
If your surname (in real life) begins with
1) A-D November
2) E-H August
3) I-L October
4) M-P - June
5) Q-T - April
6) U-Z January
And what day?
If your first name (in real life) begins with
1) A-D 15th
2) E-H 19th
3) I-L 4th
4) M-P 30th
5) Q-T 22nd
6) U-Z 24th
A year after your multiples are born, you realise you are dreading going back to work! After a long talk with your SO, you realise your dream career isnt all you thought it would be, and you consider a change.
What job do you want to do now?
1) Caterer
2) Radiologist
3) Dietician
4) Speech therapist
5) Photographer
6) Website developer
Your SO, however, is very happy in his job. In fact, he gets a promotion! You apply for the job, and a week later, are informed you got it! Congrats!
Just another year later, and you find out youre pregnant again! This time its completely unplanned and a shock to you both. How do you feel?
What do you have?
FN: http://nameberry.com.../The-Exoticizer
MN: http://nameberry.com...-You-Might-Love
FN: http://nameberry.com.../The-Exoticizer
MN: http://nameberry.com...es-Most-Popular
Your little one(s) look like:
1) Mummys hair colour, daddys hair texture, daddys eyes
2) Just like mummy
3) Daddys hair colour, mummys hair texture, mummys eyes
4) Mummys hair colour, mummys hair texture, daddys eyes
5) Just like daddy
6) Daddys hair colour, daddys hair texture, mummys eyes
In what month does your little one arrive?
What was your first pet?
1) Dog December
2) Cat May
3) Rabbit January
4) Hamster - July
5) Other - October
6) Never had a pet December
And what day?
What was your first pet?
1) Dog 31st
2) Cat 17th
3) Rabbit 11th
4) Hamster 2nd
5) Other 3rd
6) Never had a pet 25th
Posted 15 July 2010 - 04:25 PM
Four years have passed since I last saw you! I have now graduated college and am working as a lawyer for the Jackson and MacNichol Law firm. But that's not the only thing that has changed. I am now married to Leo Orson Kessler, a twenty- seven year old accountant from Ripley, Mississippi. We first met when he transferred to my college and I laid eyes on his gorgeous curly dark brown hair and blue eyes. He proposed to me by the pond of the near-by park. We got married at St. John the Mariner, and then honeymooned in Barcelona. When we got back, we found out that Leo's aunt had brain cancer and we moved back to Ripley to be with her.
Again four years have passed and Leo and I just had twin girls named Luciana Angel *Luci* and Georgiana Eden *Georgi*. They have curly blonde hair and blue eyes. They were born on December 8th but we knew we were having twin girls long before they actually arrived.
It's been two years and we just had another (!) set of identical twin girls in October 30th. Again, we found out their genders ahead of time so we named them Ruth Irene *Ruthie* and Anne Mary *Annie*. They both have curly dark brown hair and brown eyes.
A year after Ruthie and Annie were born, I realized that I was dreading going back to work! After a long talk with Leo, I decided to change jobs. I am now a photographer.
Just another year later, and I found out I was pregnant again! This time it was completely unplanned and a shock to us both. Nico Aaron was born on May 17th with wavy blonde hair and brown eyes.
Posted 15 July 2010 - 06:26 PM
LN: Zimmerman
DH: Henry Levi
DW: Violet Alexandra
DS: Keaton Lucas
DD/DD/DD: Charlotte Victoria / Emma Katherine / Sophia Elizabeth
DS: Andrew Daniel
Posted 15 July 2010 - 07:45 PM
Another 4 years have passed
This time we don't find out the triplet's genders ahead of time
On October 22nd James Anthony, John Vincent, & Julia Rose were born
They all have Ned's straight hair and his eyes
A year later I realized I no longer want to be a lawyer
I want to be a radiologist
Another year later we are shocked but excited to find out we are expecting again
We have another girl
On December 2nd Johanna Eva was born
She has Ned's straight hair and eyes.
Posted 15 July 2010 - 08:14 PM
A year after the girls were born, Henry and I were shocked and alittle apprehensive to find out that we were expecting again. We weren't planning on having more children so soon, but decided to look at this as a blessing. We were blessed with a little boy 9 months later. We decided to call him Matthias Aaron. He has curly, light brown hair and green eyes. He was born on December 32st.
Posted 15 July 2010 - 08:30 PM
Four years have passed since I've seen you last and I am now 22 years old, graduated from college and working in my dream job as a police officer. But that's not the only thing that has changed! I am also now married to Leo August Zuckerman so I am now Alyssa Zara Zuckerman! Leo is a 23 year old screenwriter. He has wavy black hair and green eyes. He proposed to me after 2 years of dating while we were having dinner at my parent's house. We actually had our wedding on a live TV show! Leo was able to arrange it because he is a screenwriter on that particular show. We had our honeymoon in Milan, Italy and afterwards we settled down in Nassau, New York where we currently live. We moved here for Leo's job which he commutes to in New York City 2 days a week, the other 3 days he is able to work from home.
After 2 years Leo and I decided that we were financially stable enough to start trying for a family. We didn't had much trouble and we conceived right away. Leo was 25 and I was 24 when we welcomed Garrett Lucas Zuckerman into the world on September 28th. He has my straight red hair and Leo's green eyes. Although it was difficult Leo and I decided that we wanted to wait to find out the sex of the baby so we were very suprised and excited to meet our little boy!
2 years after Garrett was born Leo and I decided to try for another baby. We were shocked when we found out we were having triplets although we shouldn't have been because multiples run in Leo's family. On June 4th we welcomed little Robert Adam, Richard Alexander and Zachary Andrew into the world. We decided that we would call them Robbie, Richie and Zach. Although we decided to keep the gender of Garrett a suprise, as soon as we found out we were having triplets we knew we needed to get ready so we decided to find out the sexes of the babies. Robbie, Richie and Zach all have Leo's wavy black hair and my blue eyes.
A year after the triplets are born I realized that I was dreading going back to work.After a long talk with Leo I realized that being a police officer isn't all that I thought it would be, especially with 4 little boys the age of 3 at home. I then decided it was time for a change of careers. Leo, however is very happy as a screenwriter and has just received a promotion! I decided to apply for a position as a caterer and a week after the interview I found out I got the job!
A year after I began my new career as a caterer I discovered I was pregnant again. This time it came as a complete shock to Leo and I because we were not trying for a baby but we were thrilled because we always wanted a large family. Little William Benjamin or Will as we call him was a very exciting Christmas present for our family. That's right Will was born on December 25th! While the rest of our boys are a pretty good combination of both Leo and I, Will is the spitting image of his father with his wavy black hair and green eyes.
Posted 15 July 2010 - 09:02 PM
DS/DS/DS Matthew Christopher has red hair like daddy, but straight like mine. He also has my green eyes.
Jacob Henry has mommys red hair, daddys curls and smokey gray eyes.
Daniel Benjamin has Moms red, straight hair, and daddys smokey gray eyes
Posted 15 July 2010 - 10:24 PM
Hey my name is Eliza Caroline Holyfield. I have straight, light brown hair and blue eyes, Im 23 years old and in my last year of Law School, as you can probably tell I want to be a lawyer. I am in a serious relationship with the best guy
Four years later, I am 27 and working in a great Law Firm. Im still with the best guy too, his name is Henry Hudson Muller, he is also 27 years old but he has curly red hair and blue eyes. We met years ago when he crashed in to my car. He works in accounting. He proposed 2 years ago in our favorite public park , we were married not long after in a beautiful wedding in his parents back yard after which he honeymooned in Dublin Ireland. When we got back we moved
Pocatello, Idaho for my job.
2 years later, We just had babies!!! We knew it was twins but, waited the whole nine months just to find out what they were, two GIRLS!!! They are Aurora Grace and Arabella Faith aka Rory and Bella. Rory has straight light brown hair and blue eyes (just like me!!) and Bella has straight red hair and blue eyes. They were welcomed into the world on May 20th
4 years later, Once again we had multiples *who knew they ran in Henrys family!!!* Once again we waited until they were born to find out what they were, this time it was TRIPLETS!! 2 boys and a girl. Their names are Christopher Andrew, Nathaniel William and Rebecca Rose aka Topher, Nathan and Becca. Topher has curly red hair and blue eyes while Nathan and Becca have straight red hair and blue eyes. They were born on April 22nd.
A year later I realized I didnt want to be a lawyer anymore, I switch to being a Dietician and love it. A week after I got my job Henry got a promotion!
2 years after the triplets were born I was excited and shocked to have another baby, this time a single one too a baby boy we named Matteo Benjamin aka Matt. He looks just like his mommy! He was born on December 31st
Posted 15 July 2010 - 10:50 PM
Four Years later - My new last name is Richter, since I married Leo Sebastien Richter, he is a 26 year old fire fighter with wavy blonde hair and green eyes. We met at the dry cleaners, after a few months of dating he proposed to me at the local park and we were married on the beach in hawaii in the summer. After our honeymoon in Dublin Ireland, we made our new home in Evansville Indiana, due to my job.
Three Years later - We decided that we were finally financially stable enough to start a family, and we had no trouble concieving, after some debate we decided to find out the sex of the baby and to our surprise we were having TWINS... Lilianna Sophie & Isabella Zoe *Lily & Bella*were born on December 1st, they have mommy's red hair with daddy's wavy texture and daddy's eyes.
Three Years later - It has been 3 years wince the twins were born and Leo and I decided that it was time to try for another, little did we know that once again we would be blessed with multiples!! We once again decided to find out the sexes, and this time around we were having three BOYS!! Jack Henry, Nicholas Paul *Cole*, and William Luke*Liam* were born on November 15th, and all three boys look just like daddy! After taking a few months off work to be with the kids, I just couldn't imagine going back to a full time job as a psychologist anymore, I just didn't have the passion like before. After a little soul searching i decided that I really wanted to persue a career in photography. It has a flexable schedule, and that is a must with 5 kids. Leo got the big promotion at the fire station he had been hoping for, and is more in love with his work than ever, and I got hired on as a part time photographer with a local studio! A year later I was shocked to find out that i was pregnant once again!!! It was a total surprise to the entire family, because we were not trying to have another baby. Thankfully this time it was only 1 beautiful baby girl, and Elizabeth Carolina * Ella* was born on December 31st, she looks just like mommy!
Posted 16 July 2010 - 12:10 AM
DW: Alyssa Caroline (Solt) (35)
DH: Leo Dexter (37)
DS: Jasper Lucas (7)
DS/DS/DD: Nathan Vincent / Anthony Jack / Faith Rebecca (2)
DD: Sophia Gianna (n)
Its been 5 years since Jasper was born and we decided we wanted another child. We got pregnant and were shocked when the doctor told us we were having triplets. Although we knew that it run in Leos family. We kept the genders a surprise for this pregnancy too. On January 22nd, we welcome 2 boys and a girl into our family. The first was a boy named Nathan Vincent has wavy dark brown hair and green eyes. The second boy is named Anthony Jack has curly blonde hair and hazel eyes. Our first daughter is Faith Rebecca and she looks exactly like me with curly blonde hair and green eyes. A year after the triplets were born, I didnt want to go back to work. Leo and I talked about it and Im considering a change. Leo however is very happy in his job. He got promoted and I applied for the caterer job that I wanted. A week later I got the job. A year after I got the job at the Catering company, Im pregnant again. This is a complete shock since it wasnt planned at all. We are very happy and from what the children know they are excited too. Especially Faith given that its another little girl. On May 17th, we welcomed little Sophia Gianna. Little Sophie has wavy blonde hair and hazel eyes.
Posted 16 July 2010 - 05:29 AM
Four years have passed! I have now graduated college and now working as a Teacher. Im now married to Henry Ray Kaiser , a firefighter, who is 25 , he has gorgeous red hair and blue eyes. We met one day while I was shopping and I tripped over and lost all the stuff in my hands, he was the only one who helped me pick it up and we exchanged numbers. We began dating and one day he proposed to me, while we were watching our favourite tv show and we got married 1 year later in my parents backyard. We honeymooned in Dublin, Ireland and now live in Pocatella, Idaho due to a job relocation.
After one year we have finally settled into our new life and we decide to start trying for a baby and fall pregnant straight away. We found out we were having twins but decided to keep there genders a secret. On May 8th we welcome twin baby girls Savannah Heaven and Isabella Neveah into our lives. Both girls look exactly like their mummy with black hair and green eyes.
3 years had past, and we began to feel clucky again, so we decided to try again. We were very shocked to hear we were having Triplet boys. On April 30th, Matthew Julian , Thomas Jack , Zachary James were added to the family. All 3 boys have daddys red hair but its curly like mummys with bright greens eyes.
A year after the boys were born I realised I didnt wanna be a Teacher anymore and got a job as a Photographer and at the same time Henry got a promotion.
Just another year later we find out we were pregnant again! This time its was completely unplanned but we were very excited to welcome our new baby girl
Sophia Ava on May 17th. Sophia has mummy's black curly hair and daddys green eyes.
Posted 16 July 2010 - 07:54 AM
Four years later, I am now 23 and a rookie police officer! I recently married the love of my life, Leo Sebastian Wolf, a straight, dark brown-haired and grey-eyed, 26-year-old dentist. We met one day at the dry cleaners while I was in college. I was working there to get some extra money and he brought in his best suit to be cleaned after his friend spilled wine on it at a wedding. We began dating and fell in love and eventually, he proposed to me at our favorite restaraunt! We married in a quaint little ceremony in his parents' backyard and honeymooned in New York City, where we saw a few Broadway shows. Recently, we relocated to Nassau, New York because he was offered a fantastic job in an upscale cosmetic dentistry office.
One year later, we decided it was time to start a family! We had no problem concieving, but decided to keep the sex a surprise. On May 20th, we had a little baby girl who looks just like her mommy, with curly, dark brown hair and green eyes, and named her Aurora Serenity. We call our baby girl Rory.
Two years later, we decided to try for another baby and found out we were having twins! Again, we decided to keep the sexes a surprise, and on April 22nd, we had two identical little boys, James Anthony and Alexander Julian (James and Xander). They look just like their daddy, with straight, dark brown hair and grey eyes. A year after the boys were born, I decided that my career just wasn't suited to me anymore. Being a police officer is too much of a risk when you have three little babies at home. I decided to start up my own catering business instead and it is going very well. Around the same time, Leo was promoted in his office! Just a year after I started my business, I started to recognize the familiar signs of pregnancy. We weren't trying to get pregnant, but sure enough, we had another little girl on May 17th named Amelie Geneva. She has daddy's straight brown hair and mommy's green eyes.
Posted 16 July 2010 - 01:22 PM
I have curly, red hair and bright green eyes. I have Irish heritage, but I was born and raised in Hickory, North Carolina, where I met the guy I'm now casually dating, Clark.
It's already been four years since I last saw you!
I am now 22, and I've been working as a first grade teacher for the past year. Being a teacher has always been my biggest dream, and I feel so lucky to have that opportunity.
I am also incredibly lucky to have met the most important person of my life.
Clark and I had broken up for about nine months, when I crashed into a young man just after getting out of the mall. I was full of shopping bags and trying to find my car keys in the purse, so I really wasn't paying much attention to where I was going. He was very engrossed in a phone call, so we inevitably ran into each other, and I dropped all my bags in the process. He was very polite and chatty, though, so he helped me pick up my shopping and asked to offer me drinks to apologize.
There wasn't much he had to apologize for, but I think it was merely an excuse. I will never be thankful enough to have accepted.
Henry Atticus Schneider is now my incredible husband. He is 26 and an handsome architect. He is tall, with wavy dark blond hair, that almost lean towards brown, and deep hazel eyes.
After being together for almost two years, and living together for ten months, he proposed while we were visiting my parents for Easter.
He hid the ring in one of the plastic eggs, and wrote my name on it so that when the little ones found it, they would bring it to me.
I was stunned when I opened the egg, but I was quick to recover and say "yes" with tears in my eyes.
We had a very intimate ceremony in the small church of my neighborhood, with just our families and close friends. Immediately after we flew to Spain, where we spent two weeks in Barcelona and other ten days touring around the coast.
It wasn't long after Henry was promoted at the firm he has been working at for three years. The promotion was a blessing to our family, but it also meant taking over the offices in New York. We were a little sad to leave our families behind, but we also took it as an opportunity to start fresh together.
We've been living in New York for four years now. I am 26, and I'm working at a local elementary school for four days a week-- I really love the job.
Henry's new job has finally settled down at the new offices, and he also has a more defined role, with enough freedom and a stable income.
He is thirty, and we decided it is finally time that we try to expand out little family.
It didn't take long for us to get pregnant, and we were so excited that we could not wait until the birth to find out the gender.
On July 8th, under the blazing sun, I gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. His full name is Thomas Maximilian Schneider, after my father and Henry's Dutch descent, but we just call him Max.
He already has my red curls and freckles, but his sweet eyes are all daddy.
When Max was two, we thought it was a good time gap to start trying for another child.
What we were shocked to hear at our second ultrasound, was that we were not carrying one baby, but three!
Thinking about it, it shouldn't have been a huge shock, since multiples run in Henry's family, but we could not help it.
How would we be able to cope with one energetic toddler and three babies?
This time, we decided to keep the genders a surprise.
The babies were due in late January, but we already knew we'd be welcoming them much earlier. A scheduled c-section brought three bundles of joy into this world on November 30th, all three of them little boys.
We named them Alexander Matthew, Luke Joseph and William Frederick; all three of them were spitting images of Henry, with light brown hair and hazel eyes.
We couldn't have been more delighted.
A year after the triplets were born, law required that I go back to work.
I've always loved being a teacher, but being a mommy to three babies under two had been an awfully tiring task.
Rewarding, yes, but tiring. I realized that I dreaded going back to work. It was not that I didn't like my job anymore, because I still did.
I just couldn't imagine spending half of my days teaching young children, then coming home to three screaming babies and a toddler.
Too much stress would be adding up, and I would feel overwhelmed. After discussing it thoroughly with Henry, we decided that leaving the job at school would be the best decision for our family. Henry still worked at the company that brought him to New York, but he was blessed with yet another promotion.
He was made head of the New York Affiliate Office, and his position allowed me to stay at home for the first months after I quit my job. During this time, I started to discover and fall in love with photography, which I started with my own children and then for friends. After I was sure I had acquired enough skills to become a professional, I applied for a job as the assistant of a wedding photographer.
A week later I found out I'd been accepted-- what a wonderful adventure to embark on!
Just a year has passed. Things have been going well, I have adjusted to having a four year old boy and two year old triplets. In the meantime, I opened up my own photography business, which has been flexible enough for our family dynamic.
But shocking news were waiting for me.
In september, I receive the news that I am yet again pregnant. It was definitely not planned, and with four small children still to tend to, I admit I was scared when I found out.
Fear soon turned to utter happiness, though, to be sharing our love with another little one.
On May 3rd I gave birth to a wonderful baby, who we were delighted to find out was a girl.
We gave her two first names, one for Henry's mother Greta and one to honour my Irish heritage, and a middle name after my sister Caroline.
Our first daughter, Grace Niamh Carolina Schneider, sported bright red hair and green eyes.
Finally, a daughter who looks exactly like her mommy!
Posted 16 July 2010 - 03:08 PM
Has it been four years already!
My college years flew by and are long behind me now. I now have a bachelor's degree in Art and I had the previlage to study with some very talented artists. I am hoping to make a living selling my work, so far it is slow going but I haven't given up yet. My highschool sweatheart and I grew apart once we became involved in the busy college life. Two years ago I met the man of my life, Walter Ray Grossman. He is a few years older than me, he's 25 and I am now 22. We met when he crashed into my parked car (he was chasing a wayward frisbee at the time). He has curly red hair and deep blue eyes. He is a musician and has just gotten his big break. We were married a few months ago in his parent's backyard on the Mississippi coast. He proposed to me a few months before I graduated when he was on stage at one of his concerts. It was the most embarrising yet exhilerating moment of my life. We honeymooned in London, England during Walter's first international tour. Since Walter's music career has just started to take off, we decided to move to Fresno, California. He is closer to his record company, while living in a town we can actually afford. We have only been married a few months so kids are still good bit away, but I look forward to the time we are settled enough to start our family.
Walter Ray Grossman & Asphodel Winifred "Adele" Grossman
Announce the birth of their son Calvin Daniel Grossman on July 28 of this year. Walter and Adele have been married for two years and this is their first child. Calvin is a handsome boy with curly red hair and blue eyes like is father.
3 years later....
Walter and Adele decided to have another child. But were shocked when the doctor told them that they were having multiples, although they shouldn't have been, since multiples run in Walter's family. They decided to keep the sexes a surprise and on November 4th they welcomed three beautiful babies a son and two daughters. All of which had curly red hair and blue eyes.
Mary Frances Grossman, Jane Margaret Grossman & Simon Anthony Grossman
Walter was still gaining popularity as a musician but Adele had never been able to make it as an artist. Walter was gone for long streaches of time when he had gigs out fo state and Adele needed something to pass the time. She began experimenting with recipes and her friends were always raving about her creations. Adele decided that she should start a catering company.
A year later Adele was pregnant again it was completely unplanned and came as a shock to you both Adele and Walter. On December 31st Adele gave birth to a baby girl with curly blonde hair and green eyes.
Susan Georgiana Grossman
Posted 16 July 2010 - 10:00 PM
I have curly dark brown hair and brown eyes. I am casually dating and I currently live in Tullahoma, Tennessee.
Its been four years and many things have changed. The first major thing that has changed is my name. I am no long Leila Caley. I am now Leila Lang.
I married Walter Sullivan Lang, or Sully, in the church I grew up in and we honeymooned in Barcelona, Spain. He is 24 years old.
While I was studying in college, I practically lived at the library and that is where I met Sully and fell in love almost instantly. He has straight black hair and brown eyes.
He is working his dream job as a dentist. He proposed to me at our favorite restaurant, which also happens to be where we went on our first date.
We now live in Fresno, California because we wanted to start a fresh life together.
Sully and I always wanted a family and a year after we married we welcomed our first child. We wanted to find out the gender immediately and we did.
Sully was so happy when he found out that I was carrying a little boy. We decided to name him Griffin Elias and call him Finn.
Finn was born September 20th. Finn looks just like Sully. He has head full of black hair and beautiful brown eyes.
It has been three years since Finn was born. Sully and I decided to try again and became pregnant very quickly. We found out the gender as we did with Finn.
We found out that we were expecting three little girls. We were so surprised to find out that we were expecting multiples.
We decided to name them Anna Sophia, Caroline Eve and Elizabeth Louisa and we plan to call them Annie, Carly and Libby. They all have a head full of straight black hair,
just like their daddy and brown eyes just like me. The girls were born on June 22nd.
A year after the triplets were born. I realized I was dreading going back to work. After talking to Sully about it, I decided I needed a change in my life. I decided to become a photographer,
which would give me more time at home to spend time with my children. Sully is so happy with being a dentist, that he has decided to partner
with one of his buddies from school and open up their own practice.
Two year after the triplets were born, Sully and I decided that we would try for another kid. Soon after I got pregnant. We soon found out that we were expecting a little boy.
Matteo Jacob, or Teo, was born December 31st. Teo was born with a head full of curly dark brown hair and brown eyes, just like his mommy.
Posted 17 July 2010 - 09:38 AM
Henry Levi and Rose Alexandra Morgan (Nee Lennon).
At the library, went to the same University, Henry was a year above.
Proposal, Marriage and Honeymoon:
Henry proposed at my parents house and we married a year later at my parent's lodge back in our home-town in North Carolina. He then organised our honeymoon to be London, England.
Current ages:
Previous job - Psychologist, current job - Speech therapist.
Fire fighter.
Dyed dark red (Naturally light brown), wavy.
Dark brown, straight.
Eye colours:
After we were married for two years and we made sure we were financially stable, we decided to try for our first baby. We kept the gender a surprise through out, though Henry was dying to find out. After 8 1/2 months of pregnancy, I gave birth to our first baby girl Isabella.
[4] Isabella 'Bella' Eden - Born July 1st.
Dark brown, wavy hair and green eyes.
When Bella was 2, we decided to give her a little brother or sister. When we found out we were having twins, we decided not to keep the genders a surprise, just to make it easier. Our twin girls were born via c-section 8 months later.
[2] Charlotte 'Charlie' Emily - Born November 24th.
Dark brown, straight hair and hazel eyes.
[2] Madeline 'Maddie' Sophia - Born November 24th.
Dark brown, straight hair and hazel eyes.
A year after the twins were born I decided I didn't want to go back to work and decided on a career change. I got a job as a speech therapist. That same month, Henry got a promotion! Life was going great. After another year we found out we were pregnant again... We were both quite shocked. We both had said that we would stop after the twins, since 3 children under 5 were plenty for us! Nonetheless, we welcomed this new addition with open arms. 7 months after finding out, I gave birth to our first son, Alexander.
[nb] Alexander 'Alex' Jacob - Born May 17th.
Light brown, straight hair and green eyes.
Rose and Henry Morgan, married and living with their children Bella, Charlie, Maddie and Alex in Newington, Connecticut.
Posted 19 July 2010 - 05:52 PM
Lily Jasmine Marconi
31 years old and a Caterer
Straight Blonde Hair and Brown Eyes
Born in Mansfield, Ohio
Leo Dexter Roth
31 years old and a Firefighter
Curly Red Hair and Blue Eyes
Met when he crashed into my car outside a restaurant
Proposed at the restaurant we met outside
Married on a beach in Hawaii
Honeymooned in Paris, France
Living in Nassau, New York
Joseph Alexander and Thomas Jacob
3 years old
Straight Red Hair and Brown Eyes
Born 28th May
Matthew Charles and Nicholas James
1 year old
Curly Blonde Hair and Blue Eyes
Born 4th April
Elizabeth Georgina
Straight Red Hair and Blue Eyes
Born 17th May
Posted 21 July 2010 - 11:46 AM
Four years have passed and now I am an artist showing my work at a local gallery. I'm also married to a wonderful man. Henry Orson Bauer is a 27-year-old firefighter with light brown, wavy hair and blue eyes. We met at a bar one evening. We dated for two years before he proposed at my favourite restaurant. We got married in an intimate ceremony on a Hawaiian beach, at dusk. For our honeymoon we went to Barcelona, Spain. Now we live in Newington, Connecticut where we relocated to start afresh together.
Three years later, Henry and I decided we were financially stable to raise a family and start trying for a baby. Just a few months later, I was pregnant. We were so excited that we couldn't wait to find out the sex of the baby and start decorating the nursery. We were ectstic to find out we were expecting a little girl! After putting a lot of thought into it, we decided to call her Seraphina Grace nn Sephie. She was born on July 8th. Sephie has light brown wavy hair and big blue eyes.
It's been four years since Sephie was born, and we decided to try again. We were shocked when the doctor told us we were having multiples! Once again, we were too excited to keep the sex a surprise, an even more excited when we found out it was two girls! We decided to call them Katherine Alice nn "Kathy" and Elizabeth Anne "Beth". They were born on August 30th. Both have lots of light brown wavy hair and blue eyes.
A year after Kathy and Beth were born, I realised I was dreading going back to work! I still enjoy art for the sake of art, but after a long talk with Henry, I realised being an artist isn't exactly what I thought it would be, and I decided to change careers. I started to study to become a Dietitian. Henry, however, is very happy in his job. He got a promotion! After some months studying, I decided it was time to apply for a job, and I got it! So, now I'm working as a Community dietitian.
Just another year later, and I was pregnant again! It wasn't planned at all, and with a new career and 3 other children, I was in a bit of a shock. So was Henry, but as the weeks passed I started to feel more and more connected to the baby. It all became even more real when the doctor told me it was another girl. Sephie, Kathy and Beth are all really excited to have a sister. Henry and I have decided to call her Elena Geneva nn Ellie. She was born on July 2nd. She has dark brown wavy hair and blue eyes.
Posted 29 July 2010 - 10:46 AM
So, four years have passed, and I am now married to the love of my life, Leo Kai Kessler. He is 23, and has curly black hair and brown eyes. We met at the library, where I was studying, and fell in love. He is a fire-fighter, and dedicates his life to saving people, so I had to wait nearly three years for him to propose. He proposed at our favourite restaurant on a moonlit evening, with the sky full of stars. We got married at my parent's country lodge in Linden, California, and spent a great two weeks honeymooning in New York City. After our honeymoon we were supposed to move into my flat in Linden, but we had to relocate to Ripley, Mississippi, to be with Leo's father, who discovered he had cancer on our last day in New York.
So, two years have passed so quickly. Leo and I decided that we are now able to support a child, and it didn't take very long to get pregnant. We wanted to find out the gender, so we could get the nursery ready, and found out that we wre expecting a little girl. Valentina Heaven was born on the 14th of February, and is absolutely gorgeous. She looks just like her mummy, though whether that is a good thing, I am not sure yet.
Another three years have passed, and everything has changed. It had been a while since Valentina was born, so Leo and I decided to try for another child. We were shocked when the doctor revealed that we were expecting identical twin boys, but we should really have seen it coming, as it runs in Leo's family. Arthur Timothy and Martin Joseph arrived on the 19th August, three weeks early, and have curly dark brown hair and brown eyes.
A year after the twins were born, I decided that my job was too stressful, looking after other people's children all day and then coming home to my own was a chore, and I couldn't think of doing anything worse. I talked to Leo about it, and decided that being a Dietician would be less hectic. I could work from home, and had much more time to spend with the children. Leo loves his job though, he even got a promotion, and a week after applying for my new job, I get it. A year later, and we found out we were pregnant again, much to our surprise, although we couldn't be happier with the news. We were too excited to keep the gender a secret, and found that we were having another little girl. Grazia Savannah arrived on the 17th May, and recieved a warm welcome. She looks just like Leo, which makes him so proud.
Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:10 PM
Simon Edward and Adam Nicholas Hoffmeyer arrived on June 4th. Our second set of identical twin boys! I can't say I was too surprised when we had our ultrasound. This pregnancy was so much like the first! Like everyone in our little family, Simon and Adam have green eyes and brown hair. Though, their hair is a darker brown, like mine. They also have a bit of wave to their hair. Confidentially, I really wished they had Leo, Griffin and Hudson's curls!
After Simon and Adam were born, I realized I really didn't enjoy my job as a psychologist. I had taken several photography classes and love spending my time capturing the various stages of my children's lives. When a local photographer advertized for an assistant, Leo encouraged me to apply for the job and give up my psychology career. Though a bit nervous, I applied and was excited to find out I got the job! Now, I get to do something I truly love and spend more time with my boys. Also on the job front, Leo Hudson Hoffmeyer is now a junior partner with the CPA firm of Jones, Mitchell and Sayer! He works so hard - and thoroughly enjoys it.
Yes, a lot has happened these past seven years. And, that is not all our news! When Simon and Adam were just a year old, we found ourselves at the OBGYN, once again. This time though, we were shocked at the image on the ultrasound screen... a single baby this time! and a girl too!!!!
Lucy Savannah Hoffmeyer arrived on December 3rd. Of course, she has green eyes and a head full of dark brown curls!
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Mysterious Collapse of World Trade Center 7, TheWhy the Final Official Report about 9/11 is Unscientific and FalseDavid Ray Griffin
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"In "The Mysterious Collapse of World Trade Center 7," David Ray Griffin provides a definitive study of what happens when political concerns are permitted to override science and the scientific method. With intellectual finesse and rigor worthy of a scientist, Griffin demolishes any claim that NIST (the National Institute of Standards and Technology) has to scientific credibility in its study of the collapse of WTC 7. This book is a must read for scientists, architects, engineers and all who are concerned with the restoration of science to its "rightful place" in our democracy."John D. Wyndham (Ph.D., Physics, Cambridge University), former Research Fellow at the California Institute of Technology
David Ray Griffin has written a powerful book that asks disturbing questions and seeks to debunk myths about September 11. It is provocative, well-researched, and beyond convincing.Rosie ODonnell
At 5:20 in the afternoon on 9/11, Building 7 of the World Trade Center collapsed, even though it had not been struck by a plane and had fires on only a few floors. The reason for its collapse was considered a mystery. In August 2008, NIST (the National Institute of Standards and Technology) issued its report on WTC 7, declaring that "the reason for the collapse of World Trade Center 7 is no longer a mystery" and that "science is really behind what we have said." Showing that neither of these claims is true, David Ray Griffin demonstrates that NIST is guilty of the most serious types of scientific fraud: fabricating, falsifying, and ignoring evidence. He also shows that NIST's report left intact the central mystery: How could a building damaged by fire—not explosives—have come down in free fall?
David Ray Griffin has published 35 books in philosophy (including philosophy of science), religion, and politics. His previous book about 9/11, The New Pearl Harbor Revisited, was a Publishers Weekly "Pick of the Week" in November 2008.
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"During my 33 years as a research physicist at the Naval Research Laboratory, it was my great joy to be able to contribute to the advancement of science without the slightest interference by NRL officials. So I was sickened to read in David Ray Griffin's assiduously researched book of unequivocal evidence for massive scientific fraud committed by a politicized NIST. I implore President Obama to end the subversion of science at NIST and open a new, unfettered, investigation of the 9/11 attacks." David L. Griscom, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and of the American Physical Society
"If you consider it important that the US government's science agencies provide truthful information to the public, this book by David Ray Griffin is a must read. It shows beyond a shadow of doubt that NIST's report on the collapse' of WTC 7 did not tell us the truth."Dwain Deets, former Director for Research Engineering at NASA Dryden Flight Research Center
"David Ray Griffin has provided a comprehensive dismantling of NIST's theory about WTC 7, according to which it suffered global collapse because of ordinary building fires. Besides showing that NIST committed massive scientific fraud, Griffin also points out that NIST was able to complete its theory only by affirming a miracle: a steel-framed high-rise building coming down in free fall even though explosives had not been used to remove its columns."Richard Gage, member of American Institute of Architects; founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth
"Based on my engineering knowledge and experience, I fully agree with Dr. Griffin's conclusion that NIST's report on the collapse of WTC 7 is pseudo-science, containing claims that are misleading and even outright false. Numerous contradictions exposed by outside experts during the public review process were completely ignored, because they did not fit NIST's contrived explanation." Jack Keller, Fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers; member of the National Academy of Engineering
"Once again, David Ray Griffin has taken on a complicated piece of the 9/11 story and made it understandable. Whether you are a novice about 9/11 or have been following the inconsistencies of the government's story closely, you will find Griffin's new book enlightening." Lorie Van Auken, widow of Kenneth Van Auken, who was killed at WTC 1 on 9/11, and member of the Family Steering Committee for the 9/11 Commission
"In 2004, over 15,000 scientists charged that the Bush administration had engaged in persistent distortion of scientific knowledge for partisan political ends.' In this book, David Ray Griffin shows that NIST's report on the destruction of WTC 7 is plagued throughout with various forms of scientific fraud, all of which point to a deliberate effort to avoid the extensive evidence that WTC 7 was brought down by controlled demolition."Earl Staelin, attorney in Denver, Colorado
"Professor Griffin's meticulous dissection of NIST's WTC 7 report shows just why its theory of fire-induced progressive collapse is wholly inadequate and essentially fraudulent, and why the actual demise of this huge building could have been brought about only by intentional demolition, which could have been set up and carried out only by domestic forces."Tony Szamboti, mechanical engineer and former member of the US Navy
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Well, I'm going to be living at Archstone....so I must be out of control. JUST KIDDING. Don't worry, I didn't take offense to anything you said. Rent is expensive, there is no two ways about it. I'm getting a two bedroom apt and the total rent is appx $1800, plus $45 per month for a garage (optional). It's worth it to me because I feel safe there, and I like that it is new/clean, and there's also a great pool and fitness room. Not to mention the great location--close to everything. AZWildcat, your house (apartment?) looks gorgeous though. I grew up in a house close to the beach and it was fabulous. Have fun there! Hope you can find another law student willing to pay that kind of rent. Did you send in the roommate sheet to USD? That would probably be the easiest way.ps- let me know when the party is, i'll be there... hahaha
3800 seems awfully high for a 2br. This is a 3br 2bath, 2 story penthouse on the ocean that looks almost exactly the same for $3500;http://sandiego.craigslist.org/apa/81454943.html
Haha good post. By the way my name is Dennis, not AZWildcat (stunned I know ). I didn't put my name anywhere on here because you never knew who might be looking in, but now it doesn't matter.I'd assume that you already have a roommate? Who I'm really appealing to is the person who is looking at getting crushed in a one bedroom apartment. According to their website, it'd be ~$1400. $1900 is what I'd want in general, but I was thinking about it more, for a law student I'd split the rent, so $1750. That's $350 more than Archstone, and look at where you're at and what you get. My impression of the high rent apartments was that they were filled with 19 year old party kids, snorting on the weekend at best, spending dad's money. Obviously you didn't see it that way, so I'd be interested to hear why I'm wrong.I'll be filling out the roommate form tonight. It's a condo, takes the second and third (top) stories.


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Do you want to go to Japan just because of the Anime?
I agree
I rather spend my time going to nightclubs, picking up girls (hehe), and gorging myself in Japanese foods
I don't have any one i know there however, so I'll do the next best thing and go back to Hong Kong.
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hi there iam a Jewish Futuristic Mummy on a Modeling Shoot and i want to go to japan
my school's jap lanague class got shut down. The reason being they took a trip to jap and preaty much all the students ended up picking up jap hookers. That was the funniest story out of my high school. I wouldnt mind going there myself though. I like jap but i want to kinda build a house in old china style close to old jap style but it just seems to be a little more classy to me
The one the only.
i would want to go to japan ( if knew japanese ) for not only the animes but the video games, the technology and especially the hot asian chicks
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I agree
I rather spend my time going to nightclubs, picking up girls (hehe), and gorging myself in Japanese foods
I don't have any one i know there however, so I'll do the next best thing and go back to Hong Kong.
Hahahaha HK. Yeah i'd like to go there too...I would wanna go to Japan to see what life is really like. I hear at certain stores you need to actually wear a suit to go in, no casual clothes. Hella expensive to live there though, let alone tour there as well. I probably would be in the markets for hours because they should have really good deals on merchandise. Food wise.....UDON!!! and tempura, sushi,shashimi(think that is how its spelt).....oh and miso soup i guess....hell Korean BBQ's as well. The other thing is Japan accepts a variety of cultures and styles of clothes that you can dress up in halloween costumes probably 24/7 without anyone making fun of you. I guess I am always interested in learning other cultures and customs. Ever wonder what they teach in History classes? I hear that the portrayal of the US is that we just take over lands instead of try to gain other lands independence and all that stuff we hear in our history class. But that is hearsay. anyways....yeah....anime....idk....least they cost a lot less there than here?
Ya you didnt know that usa is the number one global tought history class. They dont teach it right though. They always end each lesson with something like that is why usa is blood mongering brutes. They are only after money and will do anything to get it to take over the world. Thats why all armercians are all fat stupid and lazy. It really pisses me off thats how the world feels about us. They just cant deal with loseing to fat lazy bastards all the time i guess :). So got to try to one up us someone how lol
The one the only.
ahh well ive never been there myself but my dad has a few times and i get to go with him in april when his work sends him over there again! for 2 whole months!
Trevor (OP)
i have had that feeling of going to japan before because of ANIME.
to meet my fave anime characters.. the characters that giggles me.. hehehhe
but when i browse the voice behind each character, and saw who they were,
everything changed. hehehhehe
i would rather imagining the character itself
than going there and meeting those people who acted them. LOL
speaking of the voices i saw the lady who does narutos and shes hideous lol
Trevor (OP)
maybe she doesn't like you kyo..
my dad went there for a glass blowing convention(he's a artist) i havent been there but i have been all over europe
bwahahaa like i care ill tower over her and tell her how sucky her show is lol
Trevor (OP)
you're just angry.. that's why.
lol well like a month ago on some interview thing where they were showing her reciting lines lol and yea shes def not a looker by any means not all japanese girls are hot people just some haha
Trevor (OP)


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Gallery: Farmhouse Sinks
Growing up in an old farmhouse, I never appreciated our old farmhouse sink until I moved away and had to tussle with a standard-issue apartment-sized model. No more filling enormous pots beneath the tap. No longer could I stack dirty dishes to Seussian heights. Bathing medium-sized dogs was also out. Now, in loving tribute to the enduring, hardworking farmhouse sink, we bring you this collection of images.
Whether your style is sleek and contemporary, fun and vintage, or classic and colonial, these kitchens prove that a farmhouse sink (also known as an apron sink) can work in any setting. And fortunately for us all, the kitchen fittings industry recognizes the growing demand for this classic design, meaning that good-quality new versions from companies like Kohler and even Ikea are now available.
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Last week we attended the New York Times DealBook: Opportunities for Tomorrow Conference. With BlackBerry as a founding conference sponsor, Frank Boulben, CMO for BlackBerry, and Vivek Bhardwaj provided an exclusive preview of BlackBerry 10 to some of the most insightful financial, business and economic thought leaders. The hands-on demo focused on the BlackBerry Hub, BlackBerry Balance and BlackBerry 10 Keyboard. After the demo, the room was abuzz with folks eager to get their hands on BlackBerry 10. I caught up with a few of the attendees to capture their initial reactions to the demo. Here's what they thought:
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I talked with Vivek afterward, and we both agreed that one of our favorite moments was when an attendee thought he was demoing on a QWERTY device, and he had to hold it up and show the audience that it was a full touch model. "It goes to show the effort we've taken to make sure the keyboard on BlackBerry 10 feels like a BlackBerry keyboard," he said.
While the panel discussions inside the conference were largely geared towards the post-election outlook for the economy, the audience definitely left with a strong sense of where BlackBerry is heading in just a few short weeks.
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|UW-Whitewater celebrated a seventh-annual national semifinal victory.
No. 1 UW-Whitewater made it seven consecutive Stagg Bowls, jumping out to a 17-0 lead at halftime and cruising to a 20-0 win against No. 3 St. Thomas.
UW-Whitewater rushed for 173 yards, 110 by Levell
Coppage, against Division III's top rushing defense
in a 20-0 win over Saint Thomas.
The first time UW-W's offense was on the field they marched 57 yards in ten plays, with quarterback Matt Blanchard tossing his 23rd touchdown pass of the season, this time three yards to fullback Bernie Tamsett with 8:01 left in the first quarter.
UST came back with a 14 play drive. Facing a fourth and seven at Whitewater's 23, quarterback Dakota Tracy missed tight end Jon Nelson and the Warhawks took over.
On the first play following that stop, Coppage broke a 44 yard run that ended at the Saint Thomas 33. Six plays later Eric Kindler's 32 yard field goal made it 10-0 Whitewater with 13:31 in the second quarter.
Again Saint Thomas responded, using ten plays to cover 41 yards. Tim Albright's 31 yard field goal attempt was wide right.
Whitewater's next drive was (almost) all Blanchard. Blanchard, either throwing or running, accounted for 79 of the 80 yards, scoring on a five yard run with 3:57 before intermission and a 17-0 Whitewater lead. Saint Thomas had never trailed after halftime, and never trailed by more than seven points any time, this season.
After another defensive stop, the Warhawk offense traveled 54 yards on eight plays, and Eric Kindler came on for a 41 yard field goal attempt with 15 seconds left in the half. Saint Thomas' Willie Baregi blocked the attempt.
Whitewater received the second half kickoff, and moved the ball 67 yards on 16 plays, taking 7:49 off the clock, with Kindler booting a 30 yard field goal with 7:17 left in the third.
The Tommies had another long drive in the third quarter, but Warhawk defensive back Ryan Wenkman picked off a Nelson pass at the Whitewater three. In the fourth quarter linebacker Kyle Wismer cut another UST drive short with an interception at Whitewater's 29.
Saint Thomas came in to the game giving up just 47.5 rushing yards per game. UW-W had 71 in the first quarter. Coppage became just the second back this season to go over the 100 yard mark against the Tommies. The last time Saint Thomas was held scoreless was November 13, 2004, a 21-0 win by Saint John's University. Wenkman led the Warhawaks with nine tackles and Wismer had eight, adding a sack, a tackle for a loss, and the interception.
Blanchard, a Gagliardi Trophy finalist, went 14-19 for 179 yards and one TD and no interceptions. Wide receiver Tyler Huber had six receptions for 109 yards.
Whitewater was 4-4 in the red zone, and Saint Thomas was 0-4 on fourth down conversions and 0-1 in the red zone.
Tracy was 11-26 for 64 yards, with two interceptions. He added 62 yards rushing on 16 carries, and tailback Colin Tobin rushed 17 times for 82 yards. Wideout Fritz Waldvogel, also a Gagliardi finalist, caught eight passes for 45 yards. Linebacker Tony Danna topped both teams with 14 tackles, including two behind the line of scrimmage. Safety Tyler Erstad was also in double figures, with ten tackles.
The shutout was the second of the year for UW-W. The first came in a 45-0 win at Franklin College September 10 in Franklin, Indiana.
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