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You Don’t Have to Drink to Have Fun: Miss Virginia 2010 Caitlin Uze

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 09:32:15 +0000

The Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board and Naval Safety Center teamed up with Busch Gardens and the Miss Virginia organization on an alcohol-related PSA. Miss Virginia 2010, Caitlin Uze, talks about all the places and things that military members and some civilians have been able to see and do around the world. Her message is that there are a lot of ways to have fun WITHOUT alcohol. The message also reminds us that drinking under age 21 (in the US) is against the law. This spot will be playing on televsion in the Hampton Roads area from 20 November through the Christmas Holiday.

People tend to overdramatize the dangers of marijuana. I’m just trying to give a real perspective. Enjoy! Camera work by Brian Bilodeau

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admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 09:27:17 +0000

KnowMads – Tom Pepe – Dead Man Walking

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 09:25:46 +0000

DOWNLOAD LINK – itunes.apple.com Tom Pepe from the KnowMads – Dead Man Walking DEAD MAN WALKIN’ I’ve seen (I see) this dead man walkin’ down the street You could hear it out his headphones, knocking to a beat But the spirit won’t let go, talking in my sleep Got me feeling like a dead man walkin’ down the street Bass and treble so clear, face the devil, no fear Try and (tryin’ to)reach a new level, no bezzles, no beer Feel success so close and I’m steppin’ so near But I’m drifting like a ghost, hearing whispers in my ear I could smoke a fat blunt, make it all disappear I’ve been sober for a month, longest break in four years I was driving eyes closed, no change, no gears Put the throttle to the floor while it rains, don’t steer I just bottled up my pain, acting like I Don’t care Take a bottle to the brain, till my body ain’t there Demons hollerin’ my name, dreams swallowed down the drain And you probably do the same, and one year felt like I lost everything So hollow, no longer a role model cuz my brother turned six and else he got to follow But a dead man walkin’ down the street You could hear it out his headphones, knocking to a beat But the spirit won’t let go, talking in my sleep Got me feeling like a dead man walkin’ down the street Like a dead man walkin’ down the street, got me feeling like a dead man walkin’ down the street I don’t even know my name, no life is so painful No one plays nice, but that’s just how the game goes Tryin’ to live it right, but I’m seeing …

Anti-Meth PSA: Price

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 09:33:48 +0000

This video was produced to educate the Louisville community about the common objects used in making crystal meth. The client is the Louisville Metro Police Department: LMPD. A huge Thanks to the following folks for making this spot happen: Ross Simpson- Director www.wordindustries.com Jim Timperman- Director of Photography http Rick Such (Earshot Audio Post)- Audio www.earshotaudiopost.com Scott Ellerbrook (Scofield editorial- Editor www.scofieldedit.com Rich Machin- Voiceover www.linkedin.com Bloomingfoods- Location www.bloomingfoods.coop
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best way to lose weight fast?

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 09:27:30 +0000

Question by Sammy Keys: best way to lose weight fast?
does anyone know of a good way to lose weight fast (supplements or diets)? i’m 220 lbs. i’ve been trying to lose weight pretty much my whole life. i tried just diet and exercise and it never seems to work. i’m fighting against tough genes and an addiction to food. (if you haven’t been my size, you wouldn’t understand). it’s like being addicted to a drug. infact, its the same thing. you can’t stop & you don’t even notice you’re doing it half the time. so i guess i’m looking for something that can control my appetite and help me get the motivation to exercise more. my friend’s wedding is in may of 2009 and i want to look good for it. it’s hard to find the right diet or supplement or program that will help me lose weight and finally be happy with myself. i’m not made of money so nutrisystem and stuff like that is kind of out of the question (i heard it was like 0 a month). i want to lose atleast 70 pounds as fast as possible. anyone know of anything that will help? thanks
also, i really only want to hear from people that have been through the same type of thing and have had success using some type of program or method or used a certain supplement. i just want to know if something’s possible, ’cause i’m about to give up.
sorry for adding a bunch of things but i also forgot to say that i did sign up for a gym but it was 0 a month (all gyms are the same price pretty much around here) and i just can’t afford that. i would love to do that, i enjoyed it when i could but i’m only 19, i’m on my own now, so i can’t afford something like that anymore.

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Answer by Braves Rule
eat veggies and do excercise….workss for mee»!

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My mom ruined my life before I even had a chance.?

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 09:25:47 +0000

Question by blue_livre: My mom ruined my life before I even had a chance.?
My mom’s parenting style was to shelter me and keep me close to her until I was thirteen. The most damage happened at age 5. She wouldn’t allow me to go beyond three houses from our house. Because of that, whenever I tried to make more friends, I was friendblocked by my mom. The only age-appropriate friend I had at the time found new friends that I could have had the opportunity of hanging with. But I was stuck hanging out with kids that were a few years younger than me. She tried to stop me from watching the stuff that was age appropriate. The only channels I was allowed to watch was PBS Kids. I wanted to watch Power Rangers, Digimon, Pokemon, and all the other superhero shows on at the time. My mom was afraid they were going to make me hyper. Plus, she never told me about anything PG-13, even though all the other kids were making PG-13 insults. I tried asking her, she quickly changed the subject. This is probably the worst one of all; She forced my dad to take showers with me, because I guess I couldn’t bathe myself.

Five years later, they found out I had Asperger’s Syndrome. So all of that stuff she did was counterproductive to me growing up. And yet, she still continued her parenting style. I was so fed up with her restrictions that I (now I really regret this, really really regret it) hit her. My dad finally stepped in at that moment because my mom finally realized she couldn’t control me anymore. My mom used to be the rulemaker, and my dad would be the enforcer; despite my dad’s quiet protests to my mom’s parenting style. My dad would take me away from her every night he could and weekends to repair the damage. He did that every day until the day I left for college. But, it was too late.

Now, I’m 20 years old. I dropped out of college a year ago. I live with my dad after he divorced my mom. I don’t drive, don’t even have a license. I’ve never had a job. I’ve never had a true friend after Elementary School, and to top it all off, never been on a date with a girl or even kissed one. I am in a depression. I’ve had bouts with alcoholism. The first time I tried vodka, I tried to cut myself. That’s when my dad got rid of the alcohol. Now I’ve got nothing to take away the pain of what my mother has done to my childhood and the way my life is now.

My family and I can’t tell her what she has done to me, because she won’t believe us. She thinks everything she does is right and she never lies apparently. That’s what hurts me the most. She will never even be aware of the damage she has caused me.

I just need any advice on dealing with such a messed up upbringing, getting over depression, and making friends.
And please don’t say turn to Jesus. Because what are God and Him going to do to make the pain go away? I am a Christian, but religion does not always have the answer. They do have a lot of answers, but this is one of those times that it doesn’t.
I should add that I still love my mother, even though she was a bad parent. She is very manipulative. She prevented my dad from trying to contribute to the parenting. She only saw him as the enforcer of her rules, not an actually partner. So those of you weirdos actually trying to defend my mom, read what I say about her. She is manipulative, unaware of her problems, and thinks she perfect. When I was 11, she started to fill the house, to the point where you couldn’t even move around the house, with books and antiques. Whenever I would trip over anything; instead of asking if I was okay, she’d ask what I did in angry tone. So pay attention when I say that she has major issues. And stop trying to defend her. I have problems because of her. I tried the best I could to just live my life after she stopped trying to control me, but the damage had already been done.
I should add that I still love my mother, even though she was a bad parent. She is very manipulative. She prevented my dad from trying to contribute to the parenting. She only saw him as the enforcer of her rules, not an actually partner. So those of you weirdos actually trying to defend my mom, read what I say about her. She is manipulative, unaware of her problems, and thinks she perfect. When I was 11, she started to fill the house, to the point where you couldn’t even move around the house, with books and antiques. Whenever I would trip over anything; instead of asking if I was okay, she’d ask what I did in angry tone. So pay attention when I say that she has major issues. And stop trying to defend her. I have problems because of her. I tried the best I could to just live my life after she stopped trying to control me, but the damage had already been done.

A person is who they are because of their parents. I’m just lucky my dad actually got me away from her. She caused me deep psy

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Public Information Film – Lead In Paint

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 09:31:56 +0000

Old PIF telling people how to get rid of old paint which may contain lead.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

I’m tired of my addiction and am finally asking for help?

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 09:29:10 +0000

Question by Needs Help with Addiction: I’m tired of my addiction and am finally asking for help?
For the last 8 months, I’ve been abusing a drug; sleeping pills. The very first time I took any was like sometime early last year, like maybe in January of 2007 or something. I was sick and hadn’t been sleeping well, so my boyfriend’s mom (we live with his parents) gave me two sleeping pills. I was nervous about using them at first, but then like around an hour after taking them, I felt giddy, and dizzy, and drowsy, and I liked it. I know I shouldn’t have but I liked the way I felt. I had to use the bathroom, but wasn’t able to walk very well, so my boyfriend had to pretty much carry me to the bathroom because I almost fell over a bunch of times. Then when we got back to our room, I laid down and was watching an old rerun of America’s Funniest Home Videos, and I just felt really happy, and fell asleep pretty quickly. That was the last time I’d used them until last summer. In September, I had to move to my own apartment for a job, and my boyfriend moved to Idaho for a few months for a personal thing. I figured that, since I was so used to having him be there with me in bed, I’d probably need some extra help for sleeping, so I bought myself a bottle of Kroger sleeping pills, the ones you can buy at Fred Meyer, and have 100 pills a bottle for about . Anyway, I took two every night; I’m not sure if I did it because I was seriously worried about not being able to fall asleep, or if I did it because I wanted to feel that “high” again. That’s what it turned into, though, only taking it because I was craving that high, that dizzy feeling that for some weird reason made me feel happy. With having my boyfriend live in another state, it was really hard not to feel depressed. Usually, when I took the 2 pills at night, I’d start to feel the “high” within like 40 minutes after taking them. I started taking like 4 a night, and would memorize or write down what time I took them, that way I’d be able to figure out the precise time that I’d start to feel it; usually started feeling it after 40 minutes, like I said, and back then, it lasted for like 4 hours or so. Unfortunately, somewhere along the line, I started seriously abusing them. I was growing increasingly depressed, because it was around New Years, and my boyfriend was still in Idaho, and he didn’t know when he’d be coming back. Since I was feeling really depressed, I didn’t really want to do anything, much less go to work at Carls Jr, where I was a cashier and usually worked about 5 or so hours a day, maybe 3 or 4 days a week. Since I couldn’t just quit my job, I continued to go, eventually deciding to take like four sleeping pills about 20 minutes before I had to be at work, that way I’d be working by the time it hit me, and I could probably remain being in a good mood because of the pills, and therefore would enjoy the day and it’d go by fast. Well, taking them before work, that meant that I took some at night, after work. I think I was probably taking up to 10 or so a day, not all at once though. And I sometimes took a few sleeping pills with a few benadryls, since I got a different sort of high when I did that. My boyfriend moved back in about mid January, and we lived at the apartment until March, when we just couldn’t afford to live there anymore. So we had no choice but to move back here (please don’t make any comments about us living with his parents and not having jobs, I’m sick of asking for advice about something and when people hear that we live with them, they just focus on that). I’m guessing that it was around April when I started taking a seriously large amount, because the small dosages didn’t do anything to me anymore, because I was used to it. I was probably taking about 30 a day, sporadically during the day, but usually taking at least 5 at once. You’re probably wondering how the hell I can afford to take all these pills. Well, I’m sure you’ve guessed that I steal them, because I don’t have money and this stupid addiction has taken over my life and I don’t even want to take these pills anymore, but I continue doing so because I’m afraid that I’ll be majorly depressed if I don’t take them, that I won’t ever be happy. Sometimes I wonder why I find the effect that I get from the pills makes me happy. Lately I’ve been questioning myself quite a bit, yet I still take tons. And in like the last month in a half, I’ve probably upped the number to like 30 to 40 a day. Maybe, I’m not sure. But I steal two bottles like every week. I’ve avoided getting help because I don’t want to admit that I’ve stolen probably 0 or so worth of pills. I don’t want to admit that I’ve even taken that many. I’m afraid to talk to someone about this.

If I talk to a doctor about this, any kind of doctor, will I get in trouble because of the drugs I’ve stolen? Even though they’re just sleeping pills, I feel like I’m a cocaine addict or something, with the way I’ve been acting about everything. So could I get in trouble? If so, what would happen? Can I see a therapist/docto

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Answer by ella D
im sorry vto hear this, well for starters this is obviously bad for your health, as its affecting your brain, causing you to feel depressed, just like smoking u have to CUT DOWN to QUIT, so i suggest u try and limit the amount of pills u take every week, every few weeks keep cutting it down, so eventually ur not taking many, and also see a counsellor that is right 4 u, u may go see one, and it doesnt work, so keep trying until u get the right counsellor for you, i hope you can get better hun, and get ‘high off life’, i hope you let me know how this all turns out ill add u and tell me how it goes in a few months
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admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 09:27:05 +0000

Meth Lab PSA

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 09:34:08 +0000

Meth Lab Public Service Accouncement from the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.
Video Rating: 5 / 5