Monday, September 24, 2007

Wrist Corsage $24.99
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Flower Girl Basket $35
Nosegay Bouquet $70
Orchid Corsage $24.99
Carnation Buttonierre $6.99
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Sunday, September 16, 2007

Spray Rose and Orchid Boutinniere $15.99
Spray Rose and Orchid Corsage $25.99
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Mixed Flower Bowl Arrangment $29.99
Carnation Arrangement $25.99
Simple Presentation Bouquet $27.99
Spray Rose and Orchid Corsage $25.99
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Sunday, September 09, 2007

Flowers By Ashley

Springtime Basket $34.99
Tropical Bowl $39.99
Orchid L $49.99
Simple Vase $12.99
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Sunday, September 02, 2007

Bobble-Head Fight

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Bobble-Head Ben
Bobble-Head Ben and Ashley
Bobble-Head Group Photo
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Friday, August 31, 2007

Ngoc In Bed Watching Her Saved Haunting Episodes on DVR

Creepy Old Man Statue on My Mantle

Cover Girl on My USC Connections Magazine
Root King is the King of Roots, 'Nuff Said
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This was sketched using mspaint
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First Wacom Sketch

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Monday, May 14, 2007

Surgeon General's Warning: Eating microwave popcorn can be hazardous to your health

Below is an email I sent to a coworker after he noticed me prepping a snack of microwave popcorn. He told me his health and safety instructor warned that eating popcorn may lead to lung cancer. I was pretty sure he was mistaken and laughed him off. As I was working my way through the bag, I decided to google it just in case. You have been warned.


Clem,


Ok, I googled it and found this website:


http://lungdiseases.about.com/od/generalinformation1/a/artificial_flav.htm


This article mentions direct inhalation exposure to the butter flavorings for popcorn industry workers.

This other scarier article:


http://pubs.acs.org/subscribe/journals/esthag-w/2005/nov/science/rr_popcorn.html


mentions that the waxy coating used in microwave popcorn bags are precursors to a chemical that is a likely carcinogen. It mentions that eating a bag a week over the course of 5-10 years results in a measurable amount of this carcinogen in your blood. Although that seems to be more popcorn than a normal person (such as I) would consume, the bad news is that the FDA cannot say for sure how much of this might actually cause cancer.

So looking down at my half eaten butter flavored microwave popcorn, I'm going to have to pass on eating my third favorite evening snack and do something else to curb my evening hunger pangs--smoking.