ummmm......oooops!  did you say put a cap on her head? 

Good Morning America/Courtesy Laura Gambrel -

When Laura Gambrel, 22, of Zionsville, Ind., graduated from Indiana University in May, she wanted to keep the celebration pretty low key. She didn't walk at the ceremony, nor did she have a party because she planned to go right back to the university this coming fall for grad school.

Take care of dad this weekend and stay away of these no-no's!

FATHER'S DAY GIFTS TO AVOID THIS YEAR (Yahoo):
1) Hair loss rememdies. Maybe he needs it or even sort of wants someone to buy it for him. Still, save it for an everyday present and give Dad something else on Father's Day instead.
2) Back shaver. Keep the grooming gifts to things that feel more luxe and pampering than hygenic and personal, like a badger shaving brush James Bond would love.
3) Cologne. Dad's going to want to pick out the scent himself - it's a personal thing.
4) Aprons. If Dad spends a lot of time in the kitchen, it might seem like a good idea. But he'll probably be more excited by a gadget like a single-cup coffee maker or a juicer or an electric BBQ fork.
5) Fancy desk accessories. It's an understandable thought when Dad is the definition of The Man Who Has Everything. But he'd probably want something more fun to play with in his office, then, like a toy drone helicopter or a desktop record player.
6) "#1 Dad" anything. Best Dad" or "#1 Dad" motifs are cheesy, but you can still let him know he's the best Dad ever by giving him other stuff like cool beer steins.
7) Ties. If dad loves ties and you find one that he cannot live without, then go for it! But for the most part this gift is too cliché. Pick an accessory that he'll get the most use of this summer, like a classic pair of sunglasses.

Here we are with Jay and Kathy with the Alaska Run for Women.  What do you think of the matching shirts.....they always have the best logo wear available for the big day?  Hopefully we'll see you at the event Saturday morning at Mulcahy Stadium.   Get more details at www.akrfw.org

Congratulations to our four Dadnali winners!  Cornelius Avery....James "Beau" McCarver....Chris Boskofsky.....and Tim Ballard are going to see Denali....the Great one up close and personal.  Go to Princesstours.com to book your rail tour today.

Congrats to our final Teacher of the Month for the 2012-2013 school year.  Here we are with Judi Westfall and her student Summer at Scenic Park Elementary.  Thanks to Bagoy's, Allure, and Southside Bistro for taking care of all of our teachers and thank YOU for your nominations. 

 Can't wait to try this........what do you think?

Transform a Tub of Ben & Jerry’s Into Ice Cream Bread

May 10, 2013 // 7:00 am // By: Charisma Madarang  

Does this ad go a little too far?

ABERCROMBIE & FITCH FACING CONTROVERSY: Abercrombie & Fitch reportedly has a marketing plan that many find offensive and discriminatory. Robin Lewis, co-author of The New Rules of Retail, says that Abercrombie & Fitch's CEO Mike Jefferies, "doesn't want larger people shopping in his store, he wants thin and beautiful people." In an interview from 2006, Mike Jefferies said, "That's why we hire good-looking people in our stores. Because good-looking people attract other good-looking people and we want to market to cool, good-looking people. We don't market to anyone other than that." Abercrombie & Fitch does not carry womens clothing above size large, or pants above a size ten, while men's sizes are offered through XXL. Lewis says he believes men are offered larger sizes to appeal to muscular football players and wrestlers. (Daily Mail)

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 To see Ryan's hilarious interview with a TV morning show....click here