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I've tried everything. We wake up early, get her things ready at night, I ignore her when she cries and whines, I even tried creating goals and rewards so she will stop this behavior, and she still continues. Any advice is appreciated. - Shevonne

bump for ideas - SteVe C

That should be your avatar - Shevonne

Great picture. - Yolanda from iPhone

"Glad you liked it!" - Shevonne

I'd use friendfeed, obviously. - Vicarbott

"Authorize Facebook to administer shot of Epinephrine" -- is that opt-in or opt-out? - Micah from FFHound(roid)!

Hulu Plus subscription required. Learn More Peter and Tom take Hollywood. Add this to your queue Last watched: Mon Feb 13 23:35:07 UTC 2012 Air date: Sun Feb 12 00:00:00 UTC 2012 Duration: 21:37 Last viewed at 3:35PM on Feb 13, 2012 - Shevonne

whut? - Mary Carmen

((((((furrworld)))))) - vicster

Same - Shevonne

Still... It's a pain to double post in Facebook also, since Bookmarklets don't show up individually in Facebook. Might have to bite the bullet and spend time in Google+ , but I like the search in FriendFeed. - Mitchell Tsai

Whhaaaaaa - Shevonne

"Last week, Federal Wildlife officials articulated the threats faced by Everglades wildlife from invasive pythons, but there's another non-native species nearby which may pose an even greater problem for humans. For the last 80 years, a hardy population of rhesus monkeys has been living in the wild of central Florida, where they've long been considered an attraction among tourists. But according to park agents, the unwelcome monkeys present "a true public hazard" -- namely because many of them are carrying a form of simian herpes which can be deadly to humans." - Shevonne from Bookmarklet

If that's true, Kelli...THEY GONNA GET DA HERPES!!!?!! - Bubba Botts

I love this song - Shevonne

It's pretty awesome. The video wasn't bad, either. - Alex Scrivener

You never really know what someone is listening to though. I listen to Whitney Houston songs almost every day, especially Moment in Time and All the Man That I Need. - Shevonne

well I suspect you have given her a thought in the last 5 years :) this was not meant as a criticism but it is a bit sad that often we notice that we cared when it's too late... - Iphigenie

the "try to care while they live" applies as a good rule for people you know, artists, even businesses or restaurants... I'm not saying don't tweet, I'm saying give some love to good stuff before they are dead, it's even better! - Iphigenie

“It is good for the mind as well” How I did it: I have never been the best runner.  My sisters can run circles around me.  While they prefer running, I prefer cycling.  However in the winter, I can’t do much cycling other than spin class.  Running is also great for my mind.  I am constantly [...] - Shevonne

Joel's gone Corporate! :) - caj needs a haircut

Better not mess with my stapler. - Joel M from Android

Kırmızı olanlar favorim - mehtap

I wonder if there's a south paw version of that cookie cup? - Eivind

wow! - Shevonne

"Now a new study shows how the brain speedily delivers the hormone oxytocin — which new mothers have in elevated levels, starting with childbirth — to where it's needed, freeing them to protect their young. The study, done in rats, revealed that oxytocin rushes to the brain region governing fear, called the amygdala, courtesy of special cells that act like a neurological expressway. Further, when the researchers provoked these cells into sending oxytocin to the amygdala, it diminished the rats' fearful responses to being startled. The findings "could have implications for autism, anxiety and fear disorders," said study researcher Ron Stoop, a psychiatric neuroscientist at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. The work may also spur scientists to look more closely at the brain's activity at moments when oxytocin levels are high, such as during childbirth and lactation, Stoop said." - Shevonne from Bookmarklet

"I read the book and liked the majority of it. This is going to be an awesome movie!" - Shevonne

Hulu Plus subscription required. Learn More Peter and Tom take Hollywood. Add this to your queue Air date: Sun Feb 12 00:00:00 UTC 2012 Duration: 21:37 Added to queue at 11:26AM on Feb 13, 2012 Closed captions available. - Shevonne

"Diane Aulger had her labor induced and gave birth to their daughter Jan. 18. When tiny Savannah was placed in his arms, Mark Aulger "cried, and he just looked very sad," his wife said. He died five days later from complications related to his cancer treatment. The 52-year-old Texas man was diagnosed with colon cancer in April. He had surgery and, as a precaution, six months of chemotherapy, Diane Aulger said. With no signs of cancer showing up in follow up tests, the treatment seemed successful." - Shevonne from Bookmarklet

Gosh, how sad. - Spidra Webster

It's beautiful and sad. - Stephan Planken from iPhone

ahgaha hic gulesim yoktu :D - !lker yoldas. )°(

haha - Shevonne

Yep, people need to stop being so picky - Shevonne

"Romanian model Ioana Spangenberg says she has natural 20-inch waist. When you see her thin middle in contrast to her 32-inch hips, it's no wonder tabloids like The Sun are referring to Spangenberg as "the human hourglass."" - Shevonne from Bookmarklet

I agree - Shevonne

"Thisade realize that I need to shet the hell up" - Shevonne

Cool - Shevonne

up - Gepetto

"Falling in love can wreak havoc on your body. Your heart races, your tummy gets tied up in knots, and you're on an emotional roller coaster, feeling deliriously happy one minute and anxious and desperate the next. Research shows that these intense, romantic feelings come from the brain. In one small study, researchers looked at magnetic resonance images of the brains of 10 women and seven men who claimed to be deeply in love. The length of their relationships ranged from one month to less than two years. Participants were shown photographs of their beloved, and photos of a similar-looking person. The brains of the smitten participants reacted to photos of their sweethearts, producing emotional responses in the same parts of the brain normally involved with motivation and reward. "Intense passionate love uses the same system in the brain that gets activated when a person is addicted to drugs," said study co-author Arthur Aron, a psychologist at the State University of New York at Stony Brook. In other words, you start to crave the person you're in love with like a drug." - Shevonne from Bookmarklet

The desiccated body of a young man leads Nick and Hank to a deadly woman leading a double life. Add this to your queue Last watched: Sun Feb 12 14:24:19 UTC 2012 Air date: Fri Feb 10 00:00:00 UTC 2012 Duration: 43:25 Rating: 4.2 / 5.0 Last viewed at 6:24AM on Feb 12, 2012 - Shevonne

"My boyfriend and I headed there for a romantic non-Vday dinner. We had this really great French wine while eating the bread with an amazing olive tapenade. I got the linguine pescatore with vodka…" - Shevonne

"The pros are that kids love this place because while they are getting their haircut, they can watch a cartoon. Also, while they wait, they have video games. The stylists are also very nice, and they…" - Shevonne

This is something I rarely tell anyone but you're ridiculously pretty. - Akiva

Astute observation, Akiva! - Bryan R. Adams

"Thank you for your comment. It isn't just one country's problem; it's a global one.  All of us have to work together to educate our children so that they can learn that drinking doesn't involve binge drinking." - Shevonne