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13 June, 2007 | No comments

Sandra Lyng Haugen

18 år gamle Sandra Lyng Haugen fra Mosjøen ble norgesberømt da hun dukket opp i TV2s Idol-konkurranse i 2004. Sandra Lyng Haugen her. Alle elsker søte Sandra Lyng Haugen (20), men slik har det ikke alltid vært. Som barn ble hun utsatt for nådeløs mobbing. Hun forteller om sine skrekk-opplevelser i kvinnebladet [mag]. I intervjuet forteller hun at det var en tøff overgang for en 16 år gammel jente å bli rikskjendis. Sandra Lyng Haugen er nå rikskjendis de luxe og soler seg i glansen. Hun kan å synge ingen tvil om det.

10 June, 2007 | No comments

lån

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The price of this strategy is high — far more government intrusion into daily lives, with exponential increases in workplace raids, detentions and deportations; continual ID checks for everyone, citizen or not; immigration police at the federal, state, county and local levels; bureaucrats and snoops keeping an eye on landlords, renters, laborers, loiterers and everyone who uses government services or gets sick. The strain on agriculture and service industries would be devastating. And all the things that everyone agrees are the perversities of the status quo — exploited workers, depressed wages, a huge undocumented population within our borders — would persist for an indefinite period until the last illegal immigrant goes home.

5 June, 2007 | No comments

Davinci Code

he course of true love never did run smooth-Shakespear I decided to start off today with a qoute for no particular reason. You can inturprate the qoute howerver you want to.

I’ll give you the “411″ (lmao. “411″) of the past few days in snips….sort of…

Well anyway. First of all Kim’s Batmitzvah (sp?) is Saturday. I got a dress over the weekend for the par-tay. I got it at Wet Seal, and it’s a black-ish-charcole-ish color, with pinstripes and a fake rose on it. It’s um, cocktail dress kind of style? I think that’s it. I like it so that’s all that matters…
I went to the Library today because I had a hold on Digital Fortress by Dan Brown (author of the Davinci Code..I didn’t read that one, but my mom reccomends it so i’ll eventually read it,)
Patient Dies

Shares of Ireland’s Elan Pharmaceuticals plunged 57 percent in overnight trading after the drug company and its partner, Biogen Idec, suddenly suspended sales of its widely trumpeted new multiple sclerosis drug Tysabri following the death of a patient. The drug makers decided to halt sales after finding one confirmed and one suspected case of a rare central nervous system disorder called progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy. All clinical trials involving Tysabri were also suspended.
Analysts said the drug — expected to emerge as the leading seller in its category — would be required to undergo extensive testing before it could return to the marketplace. Elan had placed much of its turnaround hopes on Tysabri, and Biogen Idec had seen the drug as a replacement for its aging MS pharmaceutical Avonex. Biogen Idec saw its stock price melt 40 percent while Serono, which makes a competing medication, saw shares soar 17 percent on the news.

400 degrees for about an hour till its soft and browned. But the best part was my salad–I had two tiny tomatoes (I have to eat them quick those hydroponic tomatoes which really don’t taste great go bad quick),fat-free feta crumbled,scallion,and this italian parslye yours truly grabbed thinking it was cilantro, ripped up with some oilve oil, vinegar, orengo and basil and black pepper! YUMMMM! The ricotta thing was a iittle better tonight bc I didn’t spill 1.2 the can of chocolate into it, and i used more vanilla.

Maybe I should just slug the bottle of vanilla down and call it a night.

Meawhile, I found out me and my drunken crew of friends, mostly men, are going out of town for the 4th which means:
a)I am going to have a hard time sticking on the plan. I guess if we go out I can do the proteina nd veggies
b)the friend we are staying with is tall gorgeous thin, and has a house full of pop-tarts,twinkies,doritos,etc.
c)I know I will end up drinking, last time we went there it was 72 hrs of insanity. Perhaps I shall drink till I puke ;_0
// posted by o @ 11:53 PM
tuesday, wish it were sundae
Sigh. Woke up in a tizzy, I was late per usual, the toilet overflowed, it was all i could do to get out of the house-but then i had to make that stupid egg! I was determined, as late as I was, not to not have breakfast. So I slapped two slabs of turkey bacon in the microwave and then I did the smelly microwave egg thingie==i must say it was mere sustanence. The turkey bacon sort of tastes like slabs of salt. Thank G-d for salsa.

Ten Drugs To Watch
Standard & Poor’s list of the top 10 drugs to watch in 2005 looks like a compilation of the hopes and dreams of beat-up Big Pharma stocks. Most of the drugs analyzed by the credit-rating firm belong to companies whose shares have been recently depressed, such as Merck (MRK:NYSE) and Pfizer (PFE:NYSE) , as well as companies trying to pull themselves out of a long-term trough, such as Schering-Plough (SGP:NYSE) and Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY:NYSE) . but it’ll takes forever to get it from the Library and I havn’t got the money to buy it…I got some other books to but I can’t rember them all of the top of my head. I only remember The Flip Side by Andrew Matthews, only because I read it today in. I like short books (if they are intrseting that is) then I read the first page and can’t stop….But it might be a strange book to some people because it mostly all these gender-bending issue-type things. Never the less it was a good read.
Ummm I know I have more intrsting things to say but they always slip my mind while I type other stuff. *sigh* well I can’t remember so I’ll tell when I remember.
-The Katie
Don’t rain on my parade.

5 June, 2007 | No comments

10.5 million metric tons annually

“I can’t remember exactly the point that I said, ‘I’m going to do this,’ ” Thompson says, his 6-foot, 6-inch frame sprawled comfortably across a couch in a hotel suite. “But when I did, the thing that occurred to me: ‘I’m going to tell people that I am thinking about it and see what kind of reaction I get to it.’ ”
Til Debt Do US Part

“People will forgive sexual infidelity before they forgive financial infidelity,” says divorce financial specialist Akeela Davis.

And those who do end up forgiving a financial philanderer end up being labelled “sucker,” adds Gail Vaz-Oxlade, host of the TV show Til Debt Do US Part, which airs on Life Network.
Something else people probably don’t know about is the company’s interest in about a hundred cogeneration facilities in more than thirty locations worldwide, generating some 4,300 megawatts of power. This capacity also reduces global CO2 emissions by more than 10.5 million metric tons annually. That’s equivalent to taking two million cars off the road in America.

Little known to the public is the extraordinary generosity of the company. In 2006, it made $9 million in grants through its Africa Health Initiative and more than $2.5 million through its Educating Women and Girls Initiative. Outside of the pharmaceutical industry, ExxonMobil is the largest private sector donor to malaria research activities. In 2007, the company became a founding sponsor of the National Math and Science Initiative, committing $125 million to encouraging this area of education.
Well, “sucker” is definitely written all over the forehead of this desperate caller to my TV show, Money Line.

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“Linda, what I can I do?” pressed John, who explained his work takes him away from home for weeks on end, and his bride gets bored. He went on to explain, “so she applied for all these credit cards, went on a spending spree, maxed them all out and secretly kept it from me. But then collection agencies began to call.”
His late start carries some problems but also “certain advantages,” he says. “Nobody has maxed out to me” in contributions, he notes, and using the Internet already “has allowed me to be in the hunt, so to speak, without spending a dime.”

Indeed. For what it’s worth, in Internet poll after Internet poll, you see Fred Thompson’s name either at the top of the list, or in the top three, but as far as national polls, he has his work cut out for him. His entry into the race is going to throw a monkeywrench into the campaigns of the “Big 3? (Rudy, Romney, and McCain) because what they are riding on right now is name recognition, but no real deep affection from the base (does the name Rudy McRomney ring alarm bells or what?).

3 June, 2007 | No comments

That was the last I saw of her.

The Ducks never miss a chance to punish somebody. Turn your back to go in deep and chip the puck out, take a hit. Skate up the boards to take a chance on a 50/50 puck, get a shot to the chops. Get in close, get face washed by Pronger. It never stops.

This sort of game takes a toll one hit at a time and incrementally. While the Sens stayed disciplined tonight, I wonder how much longer that can last with the frustration building.

* Tonight’s 2nd period might have set the NHL back 15 years. After it was over I had to take a nap that lasted a full minute into the third period, and I was live blogging the game.

* Ray Emery is the only Senator playing worth a damn. He’s showing me something. If he ever gets some support, he can steal a game. As for his teammates, they’ve regressed over two games. All is lost.

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As the train sped along, her eyes closed as she leaned back against the door, rocking with the motion of the car. Slowly, slowly, her head nodded and then fell far forward. Just as the rest of her was about to follow, she snapped her head up, waking in time to pull herself up. Her mouth hung open.

All the way past Maverick and Airport she swayed, her head falling forward, eyes shut tight, nodding off and losing balance, then jerking upright. Just when I thought she’d collapse in a heap on the subway car floor, some internal force would shake her and pull her up. The other passengers either ignored her or pointed at her, laughing quietly among themselves. The woman next to me met my eyes and shook her head in disapproval.

I was about to stand to offer her my seat at least, insist she sit down, when some homing instinct alerted her that her stop was next. The train stopped, the doors slid open, and she stumbled outside onto the platform. As the doors closed, and the train pulled away, she stood looking dazed as if uncertain where she was and thinking was too great an effort. She leaned against a metal fence and sank to the platform, her eyes closed. That was the last I saw of her.

I was the only one who watched her leave.

For the rest of the ride home and well into the evening, and even now, days later, I asked myself what I should have done. I had sat there, watching as this woman, this girl really, my son’s age, placed herself in harm’s way. I had sat there, wondering what to do, paralyzed by indecision. A thousand things went through my mind. Did she need medical attention? How would she get home? Did she even have a home? Despite the rough-looking hands, her nails bore signs of a recent manicure and her eyebrows were painstakingly plucked. She must have had a home. But would she get there safely? In that state she was vulnerable–to sexual assault, physical abuse, worse. I wanted to do something, but I didn’t know what.
Live Blogging Game Two

Stop by the NHL Fanhouse around game time for some live blogging from me and Tom Luongo.

Eric 07:40 PM Hockey Comments (0) TrackBack (0)

The Ultimate Table Hockey Game

A couple of days back, I dedicated my column at NBC Sports.com to a look at the series of video shorts put together by the Knob Hockey gang.

But after kicking around YouTube this morning, I think I might have found the ultimate expression of the game Richard D’Alessio and the Jokers Hockey Club tried to parody:

The game in question costs an actual $495. Be sure to take a close look at the goalie. Back when I played table/knob hockey, there was no way the goalie had that much freedom of movement.

Think of it as a gift for the hockey fan who has everything. And while I’m sure plenty of folks would love to have their own electric bubble hockey set up, I can’t help but love the old school vibe I’m getting this is giving off.

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