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How many Facebook Friends do you have?
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Top 20 Facebook Friend dealbreakers from theFrisky.com
1. Misogyny, homophobia, or racism. Zero tolerance. One post like that and you’re gone.
2. Constant invites to play Farmville. See also: Bejeweled, Mafia Wars, Cafe World, or “Answer this question about me right now!”
3. Constant posts about DJ nights and parties. Especially when we don’t even live in the same city anymore.
4. Constant posting in general. Don’t clog up my newsfeed, bro.
5. People who post vague status updates that sound like suicide notes. “Sometimes I wonder if it’s even worth it anymore…” is not an appropriate reaction to your boyfriend forgetting to buy milk.
6. Posting a photo of your child’s poop. Or your dog’s poop. Or your poop. Let’s just keep poop off Facebook, shall we?
7. Name dropping. “I’m partying at Ryan Seacrest’s house, y’all!” Good for you. Unfriended.
8. Being an asshole. We all have a few friends who are quick to correct our grammar, make fun of our status updates, and start flame wars in comments sections. We should all stop being friends with these people.
9. Posting Instagram photos of every meal. Chipotle is not worthy of photo documentation, you guys.
10. Pleas for donations. We’re not against giving to charity, of course, but we think it’s rude to ask people you don’t know very well to give you money.
11. Oversharing. We really, truly don’t need to know about what happens in your bathroom, your bedroom, or your doctor’s office.
12. One too many themed photoshoots. Look, a comic book makeup photoshoot every once in a while is great. An occasional erotic bondage-themed photoshoot is just fine too. But do we really need to see full photo sets every week?
13. Compulsive check-ins. Stephanie checked in at Starbucks. Stephanie checked in at work. Stephanie checked in at the conference room. Stephanie checked in at the park. Stephanie checked in at the grocery store. Stephanie checked in at the movie theater. Stephanie checked in at Stephanie’s house. Stephanie is not our friend anymore.
14. People who treat all their Facebook friends as potential customers. We wish you the best of luck with the sex toy party business, but we’d rather not be invited to five of them per week.
15. Conspiracy theorists. 9/11 was an inside job. Obama was born in Kenya. Why are we friends with you, again?
16. People whose lives seem way too perfect. You’ve got a gorgeous husband who buys you flowers every day, lovely children who never misbehave, a fulfilling and high-paying job, a spotless home, a killer wardrobe, and an endless stream of tropical vacation photos. Also you’re ruining my life.
17. Politics overload. We love a rousing political discussion, but using Facebook to bombard your friends with all politics, all the time, is totally exhausting.
18. Daily platitudes or passages from the bible. Way more annoying than inspiring.
19. People who go to a wedding, like, every weekend. We can only look at so many photos of bridesmaids jumping in unison.
20. Negative Nancys. “I just can’t catch a break.” “Why do I even try?” “Same crap, different day.” Dude, you are killing my life buzz.
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Help Caldwell Park win a $10,000 grant!
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Billy's son Josh competes in MMA fighting at Win River
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This is a BACON burger ordered with 150 or 1050 strips of bacon!(lost in translation) They say at Burger King they'll make it "Your Way"!
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Ride RABA for FREE to Kool April Nites!
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Get your $$$'s worth!
Edmunds' 2012 List Of Vehicles Best At Holding Their Value (Category, brand/model, retained value)
-Compact truck: Toyota Tacoma, 57.3%
-Convertible $35K-$45K: Lexus IS 250 C, 46.8%
-Convertible over $45K: Ford Shelby GT500, 46.5%
-Convertible under $35K: Mini Cooper, 48.9%
-Coupe $25K-$35K: Ford Mustang 46.8%
-Coupe $35K-$45K: 2012 BMW3 Series44.0%
-Coupe over $45K: 2012 FordShelby GT50047.5%
-Coupe under $25K: Mini Cooper, 50%
-Hybrid; Honda Civic, 46.1%
-Large HD truck: Ford F-350 Super Duty, 48.6%
-Large light truck: Ford F-150, 48.4%
-Sedan $20K-$30K: Subaru Impreza, 45.3%
-Sedan $30K-$40K: Lexus IS 250, 46.3%
-Sedan over $40K: Cadillac CTS, 42.0%
-Sedan under $20K: Honda Civic, 50%
-SUV $25K-$35K: Honda CR-V, 54.6%
-SUV $35K-$45K: GMC Acadia, 46%
-SUV over $45K: Acura MDX, 44.2%
-SUV under $25K: Subaru Forester, 44.6%
-Vans: Honda Odyssey, 43.5%
-Wagon $25K-$35K: Mini Cooper Countryman, 48.5%
-Wagon over $35K: BMW 3 Series, 42.7%
-Wagon under $25K: Scion xB, 47.3%
-Compact truck: Toyota Tacoma, 57.3%
-Convertible $35K-$45K: Lexus IS 250 C, 46.8%
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Make these Scotch Eggs with your leftovewr Easter eggs.
Scotch Egg Recipe
Or try the Double Chocolate Hard Boiled Egg cookies!
Cookie Recipe
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Check out our Peep loaf moments before imminent explosion!
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Microwave at your own risk!!
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How Many Calories In Your Easter Basket- sparkpeople.com
Cadbury eggs 1 egg 170 calories 6 g fat
Chocolate bunny (solid) 1.75 ounces 298 calories 18 g fat
Dove chocolate eggs Dark chocolate: 4 eggs 148 calories 9.2 g fat/Milk chocolate: 4 eggs 160 calories 9.2 g fat
Hershey candy-coated chocolate eggs 4 eggs 92 calories 4 g fat
Jelly beans 20 candies 160 calories 0 g fat(8 calories each)
Jelly Bellys 20 candies 80 calories 0 g fat(4 calories each)
Jordan almonds 13 almonds 140 calories 5 g fat
Peanut M&Ms 0.7 oz 110 calories 5 g fat
Peeps 5 peeps 160 calories 0 g fat
Reese's Peanut Butter Eggs 1 egg 180 calories 11 g fat
Robins' eggs (malted milk candy) 4 pieces 90 calories 2.5 g fat
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The 10 Most Sleep-Deprived Jobs from msn
1. Home health aides: Home health aides look after people in need of around-the-clock care, such as critically ill patients or older adults. The work is both physically and emotionally demanding and often requires overnight shifts.
Median hourly wage*: $9.84
2. Lawyers: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, of those lawyers who work full time, about 33 percent work 50 or more hours per week. No wonder they aren't getting the recommended eight hours of rest.
Median annual earnings: $110,590
3. Police officers: It's not surprising that police officers made the list, considering the occupation was deemed one of America's scariest jobs, according to a CareerBuilder survey. In addition, a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that 40 percent had at least one sleep disorder.
Median annual earnings: $51,410
4. Physicians, paramedics: According to Sleepy's, health-care professionals such as emergency medical technicians and paramedics work, on average, 180 hours more a year than the average worker and are often on call all night.
Median hourly wage (paramedics): $14.10
5. Economists: While it might seem surprising that this profession made the list, the BLS notes that many work under pressure of deadlines and tight schedules, which may require overtime.
Median annual earnings: $83,590
6. Social workers: According to the BLS, social workers often have large caseloads, leading to longer hours. Some also work evenings and weekends to meet with clients and tend to emergencies ? all of which may lead to lack of sleep.
Median annual earnings: $39,530
7. Computer programmers: The website collegegrad.com states that while most computer programmers work typical 40 hour weeks, longer hours may be required due to deadlines or technical problems.
Median annual earnings: $69,620
8. Financial analysts: Given that much of a financial analyst's day is spent traveling, meeting with clients or answering calls, many must burn the midnight oil in order to complete their client work.
Median annual earnings: $73,150
9. Plant operators: According to the BLS, plant operators usually work one of three 8-hour shifts or one of two 12-hour shifts on a rotating basis. Working rotating shifts can cause stress and fatigue due to constant changes in living and sleeping patterns.
Median annual earnings (power plant operators): $58,470
10. Secretaries: Secretaries and administrative assistants have many people relying on them. They are expected to keep track of people's schedules, coordinate meetings and book travel, among other duties. It would be easy to understand if a secretary was kept up at night thinking about the next day's to-do list.
Median annual earnings: $29,050
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Yuba City JV Baseball team suspended after brawl with Del Campo
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11 Disgusting Ingredients You Eat Every Day That Food Companies Don't Talk About from businessinsider.com
Crushed beetles in Starbucks drinks ... you've probably consumed at least one pound of red dye in your life. That means that you've also ingested at least 70,000 cochineal beetles, according to a petition on Change.org.
Rat hair and insect fragments in chocolate .. The FDA allows one rat hair per 100 grams in six 100-gram subsamples of chocolate and 60 insect fragments per 100 grams in six 100-gram subsamples.
Beaver's anal secretion and urine in ice cream ... Vanilla and raspberry flavors might be enhanced by "castoreum," a mixture of the anal secretions and urine of beavers. It's also found in perfume. The FDA-approved product is categorized under "natural flavoring," so you won't know if you're eating it.
Fish bladder in beer .. Isinglass, or dried fish bladder, gives beer its golden glow
Sheep's wool residue in chewing gum ... Lanolin—a goopy, oily secretion found in sheep's wool—is an FDA-approved additive used to soften chewing gum. It can also be found in cosmetics, sunscreen, and baby products.
Duck feathers in baked goods ... L-Cysteine is an amino acid often used in dough conditioners, which softens mass-produced breads. It is made from human hair or duck feathers. Although 80 percent of L-cysteine is made of human hair, McDonald's uses the duck feather variety in its Baked Hot Apple Pie and Warm Cinnamon Roll.
Toilet bleach in potato chips ... Sodium bisulfite is used in most toilet boil cleaning agents. It's also used to extend the shelf-life and bleach out the discoloration of potato chips.
Sawdust in grated cheese ... Cellulose, or virgin wood pulp that is more commonly identified as sawdust, is an ingredient found in shredded cheese. It keeps the shreds from clumping up. Cellulose also appears in Kraft Parmesan Cheese.
Maggots in mushrooms ... The FDA says its legally OK to have up to 19 maggots and 74 mites in a 3.5-ounce can of mushrooms.
Sand in Wendy's Chili ... One key ingredient to Wendy's chili is an anti-caking agent called silicon dioxide. Street name: sand or glass powder.
Pig skin in jello ... Gelatin is made from collagen, which is boiled down animal connective tissue. Today, gelatin most likely is made from pigskin.
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Ron Paul will be in Chico...
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