My Jamie and daughter Julianne and I are scheduled to welcome our baby into the world on Wednesday! We love surprises so we won't know if it's a boy or a girl until the baby is born! What do you think we will have?

My wife Jamie wasn't feeling well on Friday so i took our Daughter Julianne to a friend's birthday party at Coco's  Fun house! I wasn't sure who was more worn out her or me! It's a really cool place though!

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Whether you're going out this weekend or staying in, the magazine "Redbook" asked a bunch of guys what they think women  should wear more often.  Here are the top five outfits. 

1.)  Jeans and a Tank Top.  It might sound boring,  but they say it's just sexy ENOUGH.  According to "Redbook", it makes you look low-maintenance . . .  which guys LOVE.  And if you put on some knee-high boots, they'll like it  even more.

2.)  The Librarian Look.  To "Redbook", that means a pencil skirt, blouse, heels,  and glasses.  But the clothes don't matter nearly as much as the glasses  do.  As long as you've got glasses on and your hair up, you can pull it  off.

3.)  Cocktail Dresses.  If you're going to  something more formal, guys prefer a cocktail dress to an evening gown. And it's  not just because it's shorter.  It's what it SAYS about you:  A  full-length dress makes you look more sophisticated, but a cocktail dress makes  you look more fun and relaxed.

4.)  Sports Jerseys.  Obviously, you'll mostly  attract guys who like sports . . . but that's also the MAJORITY of guys.   Fitted jerseys are best, or just take a normal jersey and tie a knot in the  back.

5.)  Yoga Outfits.  Especially the black stretchy  pants.  Again, it's because you'll seem low-maintenance.  But it's  also because they're form-fitting . . . and tend to make guys think about things  like flexibility.

-Redbook

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17-year-old Stacey Irvine of Birmingham, England was rushed to the hospital  recently with breathing problems, and doctors found she was suffering from  anemia, and had swollen blood vessels in her tongue. They think her DIET might  have something to do with the problem. She's eaten NOTHING but chicken McNuggets  and French fries for 15 YEARS.  That means she NEVER eats fruits and  vegetables. But despite her diet, Stacey isn't overweight.  That's because three meals of nuggets and fries is actually about 500 calories LESS than the  recommended daily amount.  But she was getting about 30% more fat and 80%  more salt than she should have, half the carbohydrates she needed, and one third  the Vitamin C.

Doctors put her on an urgent intravenous course of nutrients and  vitamins.

(Daily Mail)

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We send millions of emails a day, but according to "Forbes" magazine, it's a lot easier than you think to  screw it up.  Here are five email habits you should break.

#1.)  Writing "Urgent" or "Read Me  Now" in the Subject Line.  It might seem  like you're just letting the person know that you need to hear back soon. But if  it's not EXTREMELY urgent, you shouldn't do it.  It's annoying, and it  makes it seem like you think YOUR priorities are more important than everyone  else's.  And be honest:  If it was THAT urgent, would you be using  email?

#2.)  Writing in All Caps.  You've probably heard  this before, and maybe you're just trying to get your point across.  But  there's something about using all capital letters that comes off as  aggressive.  In emails, it's the equivalent of screaming.Also, don't use  more than one exclamation point at the end of a sentence.  One is  enough.

#3.)  Answering a Question That Someone Else Was  Asked.  This isn't a hard and fast rule, but if your boss sends an  email to the whole office, and asks a specific person to answer a question,  don't answer it for them.According to Forbes, it's the equivalent of answering a  question in school without raising your hand . . . or brown-nosing.  And it  makes you look like you're trying to one-up the person . . . or maybe even  trying to steal their job.

#4.)  Editing Someone Else's Email Before You Forward  It.  When you see typos or grammar mistakes, it can be tempting to  fix them so the person doesn't look like an idiot.  But if they ARE an  idiot, that's not your fault.And if the other person notices the edits, or your  boss, it can make YOU look bad, because it seems like you're calling them out  for it.  Plus, your boss knows everyone's busy, so making sure every  email's perfect isn't really necessary.

#5.)  Emailing Someone . . . Then Immediately Calling Them  to Follow Up.  If it's that urgent, skip the email and just call  them to begin with.  If you're expecting an instant response, email isn't  the way to go. Doing both is redundant, and makes you seem impatient,  inefficient, and overly demanding.

(Forbes.com)

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Based on food sales, the Super Bowl is actually the second-biggest eating day  of the year in the U.S.  Only Thanksgiving is bigger.  The Super Bowl  beats out Christmas, the Fourth of July, New Year's Eve, Flag Day . . . all of  'em.

And according to new estimates, Americans will eat more than 1.25 BILLION  CHICKEN WINGS during the game.

Based on the approximately 111 million people who watched the game last year,  that would be over 11 wings per person.

That many chicken wings weighs over 100 MILLION POUNDS, and could be laid end  to end to circle the Earth TWICE.

And . . . wings aren't even the most popular Super Bowl food.  Dips are  number one.  Chicken wings are number two, pizza and potato chips tie for  number three.

The average Super Bowl party host will spend between $50 and $100 on food for their party.  38% will  spend under $50, 12% will spend over $100.

34% of people going to Super Bowl parties say they really  don't care about the game, and are just there for the party and the food.

(PR Newswire)

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Students at a new Utah high school are facing disappointment after their  choice for a new school mascot was rejected for one of the strangest reasons  possible: Board members deemed it might be seen as offensive to middle-aged  women.

As reported by Salt Lake City Fox affiliate KTSU, Draper (Utah) Corner Canyon  High announced its new mascot and school colors on Wednesday, with Canyons  School District officials proclaiming that the school's teams will be called the Chargers, using a blue  and white color scheme.

That's all fine and good except for the fact that the school's future student  body -- which was given the opportunity to select its own future mascot -- had  chosen to be the Cougars. With some 23 percent of the student vote, the Cougar choice was far  preferred to other options, which included the Chargers, Diamondbacks,  Falcons, Raptors, Broncos, Bears and Cavaliers.

Still, the Canyons School Board refused to accept the Cougar as a mascot out  of fear that it might offend older women. In the current edition of the Webster Dictionary, the second  definition for cougar sights a slang terminology that refers to "a middle-aged  woman seeking a romantic relationship with a younger man."

The reason why the future student body gravitated toward Cougars is pretty  clear: Area collegiate power BYU uses the Cougar as its mascot and enjoys an  enormous fan base of area residents and those who follow the Mormon faith (BYU  is a Mormon institution).

To say that the board's reaction to having a school play as the Cougars was a  bit over the top is certainly an understatement, particularly when one considers  the fact that BYU and a host of other high schools in Utah use the Cougar as  their mascot. By pulling the right to pick their own mascot away, the school  board turned what appeared to be a nice nod toward student self determination  into a first overbearing act of a new administration that doesn't even exist  yet. Appoint Dean Wormer as principal and the student rebellion will be  ready to go by the first day of school.

-yahoo.com

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Is Zac Efron setting himself up to be a future Taylor Swift song lyric?   "Us Weekly" says Zac and Taylor were spotted having dinner at an Italian  restaurant in Los Angeles earlier this month.

A source says, quote, "They were deep in conversation and very giggly."

But another source says it was NOT a romantic hookup . . . quote, "They were  in L.A. doing press stuff together, and after they were done, they decided to  grab dinner.  They have been friends a long time."

Zac and Taylor both provide voices for "The Lorax", which is hitting theaters  in March.