Archive | February 4, 2013

Family And Community Waits To Learn More About Tatyana Staten's Condition, Indy Wants Another Big Game and more Naptown News.

Reblogged from 106.7 WTLC:

Click to visit the original post

The family of 10-year Tatyana Staten relieved that she was found alive yesterday…….her grandmother Delores Smith appeared on WTLC’s ACCESS Indy Sunday live pleading for her granddaughter’s return…and less than two hours later, Smith was back on the air celebrating her granddaughter’s return!  Tatayana is at a local hospital recovering from hypothermic conditions.

Indianapolis has its eye on the 2018 Super Bowl.

Read more… 176 more words

Parents By Any Means Necessary: Celebrities Who Used A Surrogate Mother To Have Babies

Reblogged from Bossip:

I think that this surrogate thing has gone a bit too far. If the women have health problems that prevents them from experiencing the beautification of motherhood them yes I agree, but when it comes to those that abuse it because they don't want to stretch their pretty little bodies or put career first is very selfish.

Katherine On WKYC's Live On Lakeside

Reblogged from Q104 Cleveland:

Katherine Boyd is talking Super Bowl commercials on WKYC-TV's Live on Lakeside this morning at 11 a.m.

She'll be on a panel that includes advertising exec Todd Berk and comedian Chad Zumock.

What was the best commercial? Katherine loved the "Fashionista Daddy" Doritos commercial.  And what was the worst?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmIGTTy8pI0

According to Katherine, that would be, um, this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZjvDbKxbz4…

Read more… 1 more video

I thought that this commercial was a cute bonding one although most guys took offense to it saying it was so gay. Some people are so weak.

New Orleans braces for fallout from blackout

Reblogged from AM 1310: The Light:

Click to visit the original post

Photo Credit: AP

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Super Bowl week that had gone so smoothly for the Big Easy suddenly turned bizarre when everyone was watching.

The lights went out on the biggest game of the year.

Just imagine the uproar if Baltimore had lost.

The Ravens were cruising along with a 28-6 lead Sunday night when, without warning, the power to the Superdome suddenly shut down early in the third quarter, plunging parts of the 38-year-old stadium into darkness and leaving TV viewers with no football and no explanation why.

Read more… 415 more words

Health: Vegetarians Have Better Heart Health?

Reblogged from V 101.9 FM:

That's part of a new study that shows not only do they have better hearts--but better blood pressure too. And the federal government is cr5acking down on those snacks and candy bars at school. We've got the information to make a difference in today's Health Notes.

Click Below To Hear Health Notes

02-04-13 Health Notes

Read more… 4 more words