Hello there everybody my name is Telia S Battle. I'm 26 years old. I'll love to read books because I'm a bookworm for the day I was born. I also love to do my blog, (but I usely don't be on my blog that much ...because I'm busy doing other stuff) I don't smoke, I don't drink, I don't get no tattoos, I don't get no body percings. I don't hang out to no nightclubs/parties/Go-Go Bars. Because I'm a clean person & I'm going to stay that way! But I just hang out to the special gatherings-going away parties/bbq's-picnic's. I'm a very quiet friendly person. I love to meet new people. I'm single & loving it right about now which means I'll not married I've to wait I'm not trying to rush into marriage! And I'll don't have no kids right about now because I've to wait as well even though I love kids, but not right now.
Hello my blogger world readers it's been a quite a while since I posted here because it's been heckled-(Whatever you may called it?) lol... But anyway I just came across this article about the older elderly 92 year old lady is still works at McDonald's! Oh yes I'm so blessed for this one, she's a very good worker also. Don't get me wrong for that? lol...
This 92-Year-Old Woman Is Still Working For McDonald's
By Michael Thrasher | Business Insider – Thu, Jul 18, 2013 3:09 PM EDT
Sara Dappen, 92, is the oldest McDonald's employee.
Local station KCCI in Story City, Iowa discovered Dappen less than two weeks after The Sun newspaper in England reported that Bill Dudley, 88, of Wales was the oldest McDonald's worker in the world.
Dappen has been working at the Story City McDonald's for five years, cleaning and greeting customers.
"I thought it was more interesting to keep walking around here than to keep walking down the street," Dappen said. "And this keeps me from sitting."
According to KCCI, fellow employees said Dappen has taught them better manners and she has inspired customers.
"I think it's crazy and she's going to last to be like 110 working at McDonald's," McDonald’s department manager Elizabeth Holmes told KCCI.
Well I just got a word from Standford, FL that Trayvon Martin's killer George Zimmerman is being proved that's he is "Not Guilty" that's right because that's what my father told my mother about that when I was upstairs in my room somewhere. Maybe because I'll may want to spoke to the judge that I want the killer to be guilty; but "no" the family of George Zimmerman was crying out in the tears of joy. While the family of Trayvon Martin wasn't in the courthouse!-(I'll mean some of the people in Trayvon Martin's family was there but not the mother or the father nor his brother also.) Isn't that something?! Let's look back of Feb 26 of last year, George Zimmerman shot a 17 year old named Trayvon Martin while after going to a store to buy a bag of skittles & some iced tea (Arizona)-that is or I don't really don't know.
Well that's all I'm going to blog about today. So far I'll keep hearing about this same ole' topic everyday about Trayvon Martin every single to day so far it's like CARZY!!! but if you have any questions or comments or your thoughts about George Zimmerman whenever you want to put back in jail or you want to Mr. Zimmerman to get community service, just leave at the comments section box below: or you can reached me at: minvan2000@gmail.com
Hello my blogger world readers & happy 1st week of July everyone now to start off whats happening for the last couple of weeks, I want to start off something fresh & simple. First off we want to say about Paula Deen's the "N" word in the middle of June. To the late Trayvon Martin's Case who was gunned down in FL of last year. Now the trial still continues because I'm waiting for George Zimmerman to plea guilty or not guilty that's the question here. Well you see those two of them need some serious help because you know why? 'Cause they got a lot of devlish stuff thats happing to thier minds & in thier hearts. But I can tell you one thing that Paula Deen with her southerend accent & all of her cookbooks she sure does make us a home cook meals for everyone to enjoy.
Now for Trayvon Martin's killer George Zimmerman well I want for him to go to jail because you know why? here's the thing he's too know what? Evil & he can go jail & spend 5 years doing community services like in the porgam that's my point of view.
Hi there everyone aka my blogger world readers listen I've came across this article about something that it might comes up when I'm might get a job. But about that is why some people did the silly things when they get fired. A Fla teacher got FIRED after a faking an illness for a least a year? I mean that's so stupid:
Fla. Teacher Fired After Allegedly Faking Terminal Illness For A Year
A Florida first grade teacher has been suspended for allegedly lying about having a terminal disease so that she could leave school early and take extra days off.
Ashley Barker, a teacher at the Laurel Elementary School in the Polk County School District, was informed by the school board that she would be recommended for termination earlier this week. Barker, who could not be reached for comment, is appealing the board's decision and is suspended without pay in the meantime, according to a school district document. In her termination letter, obtained by ABC News, the school administrator says that the school reviewed approximately 120 emails over the course of less than a year sent by Barker saying that she and her father were terminally ill. Principal Julia Allen allowed Barker "days off and flexibility to leave early," according to the letter.
"It was later discovered that you and your father were not ill and that you had lied in the emails," Assistant Superintendent Dennis Dunn wrote to Barker. "When (Personnel Investigator Manny) Rodriguez asked you what you did during the time you did not go to work or were allowed to leave work early, you responded that you stayed home," Dunn's letter said. The letter concluded there was "just cause" for her termination.
It was not known what illness Barker allegedly claimed to be suffering from and she and her father could not be reached for comment. District spokeswoman Julie Togba would not tell ABC News how they discovered Barker was lying, but did say they had never seen anything like this in their school district.
Hey my blogger world peeps yesterday it was another sad day in Oklahoma the tornado death tall revised 24. Obama said from his White House 9 am Saying "Our prayer are with the people of Oklahoma." & I think that was so touching. Because yesterday/mid-evening I was wondering what's going on? with this another "Breaking News" thing on the ABC news channel? Because to me from after on Boston booming that we had in April, & all these things that's happening the some parts of the world. It almost happens every single day. Same thing with all this violence & crime. You know what? I'm just getting so sick of it! I'm waiting for the New World to come thorugh at this time at the end.
Hello my blogger world peeps as I'm listening to MJ's song "I just can't stop loving you" in my head right now. I can't image the pain I feel when I was so sick on this week Wed-Fri. But I wasn't at no hospital-Thank GOD! I'll was having a hay fever flu :-p :-o like OMG really? yeah for the past couple of days like o Wednesday I stared to get gas-blowing & after that I started to get a little fever after a little fever but then after 8pm it started to get worst. It was about 11pm when when the news broke that a rapper from Kris Kross has passed away: Chris Kelly Dead: Kris Kross Rapper Dies At 34 (VIDEO)
Chris Kelly, one-half of the 1990s rap duo Kris Kross, died Wednesday of an apparent drug overdose, The Associated Press reported. He was 34. Kelly, who was known as "Mac Daddy," and his partner Chris Smith (a.k.a. "Daddy Mac"), were only 13 years old in 1991 when they were discovered by music producer and rapper Jermaine Dupri while performing at the Greenbriar Mall in Atlanta. Dupri's label, So So Def, signed the boys and sent them into the studio to record their first album. Kris Kross rocketed to stardom a year later with the release of the single "Jump." The song spent eight weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, became an aerobics anthem and helped their debut album "Totally Krossed Out" go multiplatinum, CNN reported. Soon Kris Kross was touring with pop star Michael Jackson and appearing as guests on numerous TV programs. They recorded the "Rugrats Rap" for Nickelodeon and were listed at number 90 on VH1's list of "The 100 Greatest Kid Stars." Kris Kross became a force in fashion as well; the duo was known for wearing their clothes backward during performances and for a time many youths copied the trend. But it was the combination of their energy and mature rapping skills that earned Kris Kross a strong fan base. Although future albums failed to match the success of "Totally Krossed Out," Kris Kross continued to make music for several years, releasing "Da Bomb" in 1993 and "Young, Rich and Dangerous" in 1996. The pair recently performed together in February for the So-So Def 20th Anniversary All-Star Concert. Earlier this evening, Kelly was found unresponsive at his Atlanta home, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. He was transported to Atlanta Medical Center and pronounced dead.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/01/chris-kelly-dead_n_3197360.html But during that time I so sick I could even breath or a cry a thing?!..... I'm so sorry blogger world readers this blog so plz forgive me for the past few days. So now that I'm all better-pzz I'm a little horse so which means I always love to talk but I'll just have to keep my mouth shut for just a bit lol... because that's what my mom is telling me about. *Skie No!*-listening to Pink's song learn to love again I love that song.
Well hello there my blogger world peoples & it's been a kinda a rough week for me a very sad week & of course a busy week. Alright on friday I just turned 26 years old on monday it was so sad what happened that day it was a "BOMB!" yep 2 bombs happened in Boston during a Boston Marathon & it killed like 3 people including the young 8 year old boy. & it also injured 107 people but I just heard a male Muslim doctor also got killed. (I don't really don't know for myself....)-but that what I just heard form AOL Huff-Post. Ok here's my story when I first heard the news ok when I first heard this special news report, my father was like "Telia you have to heard this report about somethings going on with Boston?!" For me I was so shocked & a little sad/depressed at the same time. Because it made me go back when I used to found out about 9/11 back when I was a freshman in HS (the 9th grade). & even back then we didn't have social media at that time lol. But anyway my heart goes out to victims & the families of the Boston Bombing. <3 ...="" strong="">
Hello there my blogger world peeps it's me once again you know last week I was so sick but I'll ain't going to tell you about the details. But listen I wanna to talk/blog about something that has come up something in my mind that I wanna share for a lifetime is called-you know what? "After all these years you're still looking young in your youthful years" Now for me I'm just getting sick & tired of *sike* I'm just jocking I'll ain't going to clamping at all, but I'm just saying though. Like a lot of people telling me that how old I'm? like? *Oh my...* You know while I was at the doctor's yesterday & She was nice an older lady like almost in her late 40s or early 50s & she has box braids she told me how old that I was, & I said I'm 25 I'm going on 26 this month & She was like oh you look like a little girl! Which was really puts a smile on my face! :-) You know what I always get that form a lot of people & even also the young people as well but to me I don't really see the most of the young people that gotta be short all the time like I always see them tall & also just wanna be try normal-that's my way of thinking. But I've some of the friends that are short & also tall most of them are tiny. Like for me I just wish that I can be just real tall like a normal business woman. But thats what I've to do what I gotta do you know what I'm saying? like I've some of the people in my family even my parents are short. But my younger non-verbal brother he's about 6 feet tall & he has to wear a size 13 shoe. That's why I'm enjoy my youth until I'll will be ready in the new system. And just let some of the people just passed you by walking down the street just looking at them at my youthful face & just tell them the same thing "I'am enjoying my youth!" & I tell that older lady at the doctors office "I guess thats what everybody says!" when I always be saying when I was at the doctors office yesterday.
Hi there my blogger world peeps today that just as last week I've just seen someone who is a finalist for a lays "Do me a flavor" contest in Phoenix, AZ and so I say to myself like wow how did she do that? well her flavor for lays contest is called "Chicken & Waffles" potato chips. Oh yes I think I wanna run to the "7-Elven" or "Wawa" store to try me some new flavor potato chips because I gotta have one right alway.
Phoenix woman a finalist in Lay’s potato chip flavor contest
By Richard RuelasThe Republic | azcentral.comWed Feb 13, 2013 8:43 PM
A Phoenix woman has a chance to make snack history and win $1 million if her chicken-and-waffle flavor is picked to be the next Lay’s potato chip.
Christina Abu-Judom was named a finalist this week in the chip maker’s Do Us A Flavor contest. Her rival flavor contestants are a Wisconsin woman, who came up with cheesy garlic-bread chips, and an Illinois man, a competitive kickboxer, who suggested a spicy Sriracha flavor.
Abu-Judom said the flavor was one of about 30 she entered into the online contest. Her first few entries were less exotic: feta, cilantro, basil. But she got inspired to suggest chicken and waffles, a meal she first tried after moving to Arizona and eating at Lo-Lo’s Chicken and Waffles, a restaurant in south-central Phoenix that, as the name indicates, specializes in the traditionally Southern dish.
She said the pairing is still not known in her home state of Wisconsin. “Why is it so hard to believe?” she said Wednesday. “You eat waffles with bacon and sausage. Why not chicken?”
Abu-Judom, 34, said she hopes the contest will at least get more people interested in trying the dish.
That was also the sentiment of Larry White, the nicknamed namesake of Lo-Lo’s, which opened more than a decade ago.
White said he still sees newcomers balk at the idea of chicken served with waffles and topped with syrup. “But once they have it together, they say, ‘Oh, my goodness,’” he said.
He said it is a sweet and salty day for the chicken-and-waffles movement. He hopes that, one day, the dish will be as ubiquitous as steak and eggs.
White, whose grandmother owns the Phoenix soul-food institution Mrs. White’s Golden Rule Cafe, opened his original restaurant at Central Avenue and Yuma Street in 2002.
A second location opened in a south Scottsdale strip mall in 2009.
The restaurant has become a Valley favorite, garnering rave reviews and being featured on national cooking shows.
Former Phoenix Suns star Charles Barkley sang the praises of Lo-Lo’s during a national cable broadcast from Phoenix and chowed down on some catered Lo-Lo’s, sharing it with his fellow NBA analysts.
White said Wednesday that he hadn’t yet tried the potato chips but was interested. “Nothing’s going to be like the original,” he said. “But it’ll get you ready for the main meal when you get here.”
Abu-Judom didn’t have to submit a spice, just the idea for one. Frito-Lay’s flavor wizards manufactured the three styles of chips and put them on grocery stores for a limited time, beginning Tuesday. Voting is on the company’s Facebook page through May 4.
Voters can see how their favored flavored chip is performing in the contest, but not the rivals.
Because she doesn’t want to give votes to her competition, Abu-Judom can only see that she’s doing well in Arizona, Texas and Florida.
Abu-Judom works for New Pathways for Youth, a mentoring non-profit. She has spent much of her career in the non-profit world.
“There’s so much I could do with that,” she said of the possible $1million prize. She is guaranteed at least $50,000 for making it to the finals.
“You work in the non-profit sector, you do it because you love it. You definitely aren’t doing it for the money,” she said. “What you do for money is come up with flavors for potato chips.”
Here's a news video clip of ABC13 news in AZ where they interview her on 02/13/13 and not only that her son who is 13 years old make that flavor of Chicken & Waffle potato chips.
Hello there my blogger world readers & you know that on Thursday night me my mother & my brother we went to the new "Wawa" store in Kearny, NJ. I mean it was so fresh & so clean! They've their grand opening & this week you can get a free coffee for any size. Until Sun you can a coffee for just $1! I mean I just love this hot spot better than Dunkin Donuts (but I still go there every now & then) but you know how that goes... Anyway lol back to "Wawa" I just read this article about it on NJ.com & I also read it the last week's newspaper about the grand opening. Why you go here & take a look:
Wawa opens store in Kearny -- company's first in Hudson County
Enlarge Anthony J. Machcinski/The Jersey JournalFrom left: Assemblywoman Angelica Jiminez, Assemblyman Vincent Prieto, Kearny Mayor Alberto Santos, Wally the Goose, and Kearny Town Council members Albino Cardoso, Susan McCurrie and Carol Jean Doyle. Photo by Anthony J. Machcinski/The Jersey Journal. Wawa holds sneak preview on jan. 10, 2013 gallery (9 photos)
A Jersey Shore staple with hundreds of locations in Centeral and South Jersey opened its doors this morning for the first time in Hudson County.
Wawa, a convenience store chain that started in Folsom, Pa., outside Philadelphia in 1964, celebrated the opening of its northern-most store, on Harrison Avenue in Kearny, near the entrance to the New Jersey Turnpike.
"We are thrilled to spread our wings into northern New Jersey and to celebrate this exciting occasion with honored friends and guests," said Wawa Vice President of Store Operations Sal Mattera.
The Kearny location's opening is the first Wawa location in North Jersey since a store opened in Parsippany in Dec. 2010.
Wawa's opened its new store in grand fashion. Singers and dancers from the West Hudson Arts & Theater Company entertained a small crowd of town officials while Kearny's police and firefighters battled it out in a hoagie building competition.
Wawa officials held a sneak preview with local officials yesterday in anticipation of the store's grand opening this morning. During the preview, Wawa Director of Store Operations Jim Shortall announced community partnerships with three local groups.
The groups, West Hudson Arts & Theater Company (W.H.A.T.), Literacy Volunteers of West Hudson, and Community FoodBank of NJ, are part of Wawa's community outreach.
"(Being a part of the community) is a privilege we take very seriously," Mattera said yesterday. "We look forward to becoming active members of the community."
Enlarge Lauren Casselberry/The Jersey JournalThe Kearny Fire Department makes as many hoagies as they can in three minutes during a battle against the Kearny Police Department during the grand opening of Wawa on Harrison Avenue in Kearny on Friday, Jan. 11, 2013. Lauren Casselberry/The Jersey JournalGrand Opening of Wawa in Kearny, Jan. 11, 2013 gallery (19 photos)
The donations come as a help for W.H.A.T., which is halfway through its second season revitalizing an old, West Hudson tradition.
"With Wawa as a supporter, we are more confident that we can revive our theater tradition," said W.H.A.T. co-founder Gerry Ficeto. "This will ensure that W.H.A.T. continues to be a vibrant part of the community."
For Kearny Mayor Alberto Santos, Wawa's opening is the continuation of a revitalization plan in the Harrison Avenue area.
"When I first became mayor in 2000, this was an empty site with a lot of potential," Santos said of the lot, which also contains a WalMart. "We have been able to transform this area into a vibrant area. It shows how can utilize some of these unused industrial sites."
Third Ward Councilwoman Carol Jean Doyle added, "This is a plus. So many commute in this area and this is a great spot for them to come to."
While Wawa is scarcely found in North Jersey with only a few stores, the chain hopes to continue to expand throughout the region in the coming years.
So you see I may wanna stop buy & get a coffee or something like that but you know it's better than 7-Eleven or Quick Check? lol that's my optional. What's your optional on these Wawa stores/gas stations in your area? Plz leave a comment below to find out.
Well hello my fellow blogger world readers I haven't did a blogger post in a while so in the meantime, while I was listening to the Am news station in the car yesterday. I heard that this UK man post a Subway $5 footlong sub on the company's Facebook page measuring for a $5 to a 12 inch. And it had other costumers complaing as well. But I didn't see the diffreance it's my favorite hotspot or 'else'?
Subway customers break out rulers and complain
The company's foot-long sandwiches are coming up short, and diners are posting the photographic evidence online.
Subway took an inch, but photo evidence of its deceptively small sandwiches stretches for miles.
Because "$5 less-than-a-foot-long" doesn't have quite the same ring to it as Subway's catchy limited-time offering, the company is doing some damage control after an Australian man put a tape measure to a 12-inch sandwich that was about an inch too small. He posted the photo on the Subway Facebook page, got more than 100,000 likes, then watched as the photo was promptly removed. By the time Subway scrubbed the undersized sandwich off its page, the New York Post had already done some investigating. The newspaper found that four out of seven Subway footlongs fell below the 12-inch threshold.
Subway's detractors have since lit up its Facebook page with criticism, including one of its 19.8 million "friends" who recommended that the $5 footlong's price be reduced to $4.58 for 11-inch models. On Twitter, meanwhile, repeated images of people's sandwiches and tape measures have become a meme bordering on pop art. A spokesman for Milford, Conn., Subway told The Associated Press that the length of chain's sandwiches can vary when its bread, which is baked at each Subway location, is made without following the chain's guidelines. What they didn't say is just how widely those lengths can vary, which is exactly what the Arizona Department of Weights and Measures and Phoenix's KNXV-TV determined in 2007 when they measured 3-foot subs and found them as much as four inches short. The boxes meant to store those “3-foot” subs, meanwhile, measured less than 2 feet and 11 inches. Does Subway's shortfall matter? Of course it does. Read the comments field beneath any story related to a restaurant chain and its pricing. Restaurant chains, especially those of the fast-food variety, exist largely based on their value. When consumers feel a chain isn't offering enough quality or quantity for the price paid, they're not afraid to let companies know it. When Applebee's and Chili's offer 2-for-$20 meal deals while Olive Garden put its dishes out there at two for $25, Olive Garden parent company Darden (DRI +0.18%) took heat and lost sales. When McDonald's (MCD +0.38%) shifted away from its Dollar Menu to focus on higher-priced Angus burgers and other premium offerings, U.S. customers hit it with its first sales loss in nearly a decade back in October. "People look for the gap between what companies say and what they give, and when they find the gap -- be it a mile or an inch -- they can now raise a flag and say, 'Hey look at this,' I caught you," Allen Adamson, managing director of branding firm Landor Associates in New York, told the AP.
Subway's sandwiches came up an inch short on Tuesday, but the chain may have put a few miles between itself and the value-driven post-recession public's trust. If it doesn't react correctly, even Manhattan real estate won't cost the chain that much per inch.
They deserve a knuckle sandwich. Stingy Subway sandwich honchos are shorting customers by serving 11-inch “Footlong” subs, hungry New Yorkers say. The Post discovered that the city’s lunchtime crowds are getting short-changed after a muckraking Australian revealed the company’s famous “Five-dollar Footlongs” were smaller than advertised. Four out of seven Footlongs — purchased at Subway locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens — measured only 11 or 11.5 inches, according to the test. And that’s not the only corner Subway is cutting — the shops have sliced their cold-cut sizes by 25 percent in the past few months, a Manhattan franchise owner told The Post.
NY Post: Brian Zak
INCH PINCH: This Subway Footlong is a mere 11 inches.
“The distributor has increased the food cost on the individual owners by 4 to 5 percent every year and provided the owners with less food,” the owner explained. Smaller heroes and less meat have fired up loyal regulars — who now have a different kind of beef. “They’re cheating us!” said 32-year-old Juan Rivera, who runs a hardware shop in Brooklyn Heights. He eats Subway every other day with his father — but now he feels betrayed. “That’s foul and misleading. They state it’s a foot long, so it should be a foot long!” His regular Subway shop in Brooklyn Heights — on Montague and Henry streets — sold The Post a $6.75 “Italian BMT” that measured only 11 inches. And those extra few bites can really add up. If you buy a $7 “footlong” every other day for a year, an axed extra inch adds up to a loss of roughly $100. Others at the Brooklyn Heights outpost were more concerned with waistlines than bottom lines. “It’s probably good that it’s not a whole foot long — I don’t think anybody needs a full foot-long sandwich,” sniffed Margaret Zakhary, 30. A meatball sub and an “oven-roasted” chicken sub from two shops on the Lower East Side measured in at 11.5 inches. So did a “Cold Cut Combo” from Long Island City. The lunch drama came after Australian Matt Corby posted a photo of a turkey sub next to measuring tape on the company’s Facebook Page on Tuesday. Corby’s photo — showing the sandwich at 11 inches — went viral, garnering more than 118,000 “likes” in just 24 hours. Some defended the “shrinkage,” saying toasted subs come out shorter — but The Post’s analysis didn’t bear that out. Subway Spokesman Les Winogad said the photo “doesn’t meet our standards.” “We always strive for our customers to have the most positive experience possible,” he added.
So you see my blogger world readers is inpossablie to have a $5 footlong sub that you can mesure to a 12 inch sub? If you do then make a complanit in comments below ok? thats all I can say.
By Michael Thrasher | Business Insider – Thu, Jul 18, 2013 3:09 PM EDT
Subway took an inch, but photo evidence of its deceptively small sandwiches stretches for miles.