Grandparents Hit The Jackpot!!

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Grandparents, Tonya and Bobby Harris will have 164 million reasons to wake up everyday after hitting the Jackpot Friday night.

Bobby picked the numbers and Tonya bought the two $1 tickets just hours before the drawing.

Bobby used the birth dates of five of their six grandchildren to pick the winning numbers: 7, 12, 13, 19, 22.

Tonya says she’s still not sure what prompted Bobby to pick the all-important Mega Ball number of 10.

The couple’s last grandchild, Cody was born on December 30th, but instead of playing 30 he chose 10, which made the difference between winning the $270 million or $250,000.

The Harrises have two daughters who also live in Portal, and plan to take the winnings as a lump sum, which would leave them with $164 million before taxes.

What’s next?

Bobby says, “It is great to know I won’t have to go ask for a job or work for somebody else, that I can finally stay home and enjoy my grandkids.” Tonya added, “I hope everything will just stay normal. I really want the normal life. We’d just like to have a home and some land and things for the grandkids and to help our kids out and our family. But that’s as far as we want to go.

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Nursing Moms Protest New York State Museum

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A group of moms in Albany staged a ‘nurse in’ at the New York State Museum to support a mom who was allegedly asked to stop breastfeeding by a Museum employee.

Kristin Kelly says someone confronted her twice here at the State Museum, telling her she had to leave a public area to continue breastfeeding her son.

This clearly did sit well with local moms because they mobilized and then staged their protest.

State Museum officials made no attempt to stop the demonstration because New York Civil Rights Law guarantees women the right to nurse where they want.

The museum officials say they support that, adding that they don’t think it was a museum employee who hassled Kristen.

“Somebody was identified by name, described and we don’t have anybody that meets that description or has that name that would be on the floor. We knew it couldn’t have been one of ours,” Museum Director Cliff Siegfried said.

In response, Kristen said, “I am sure of what I saw and if it was not a Museum employee than it was still a State employee and it happened in their facility. So, at least all I want is an apology.” The aftermath of the whole incident has also been overwhelming for the mom, which at times has prompted her to stop answering the phone.

“People trying to do school reports about me. Men trying to purchase milk from me. So it’s just a little strange,” Kelly said.

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The Ultimate Oscar Accessory: A Baby Bump!

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Jessica Alba, Nicole Kidman and nominee Cate Blanchett showed off their best accessory this evening at the Oscars – their baby bumps!!

Cate, who is the furthest along, spoke with People about the baby saying, “He’s actually asleep – believe it or not, which bodes well.”

Jessica, who is in her 3rd trimester, spoke with Ryan Seacrest, but was reluctant to say much about the new baby. She did however reveal that she plans to breast feed, after telling Ryan that he was getting personal…

Minnie Driver has created some pregnancy buzz last week after she was spotted buying baby clothes for a little girl. She arrived at Elton John’s AIDS Foundation Academy Awards viewing party tonight in a flowy frock that appeared to reveal a baby.

*All photos property of WIREIMAGE* Nicole Kidman/Mazur, Cate Blanchett/cohen, Jessica Alba/Caulfield, Minnie Driver/Kambouris

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Welch’s Grape Juice Introduces Lickable Ads

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Everyone has heard of scratch n’ sniff. Well that is so last decade according to Welch’s.

Trendhunter is reporting that the popular grape juice company will be debuting their new marketing gimmick in People magazine this month.

Similar to perfume ads that have panels you pull back to offer a hint of the fragrance, Welch’s is launching tabs in this month’s edition of People magazine in the form of a one page print ad that let the customers peel to taste.

This technology called Peel ‘n Taste was developed by First Flavor in 2006. The strips contain no sugar or calories, and all ingredients have been FDA-approved. They’re produced in bulk quantities of 100,000 to 10 million or more, and quantity-based pricing ranges from 7 to 40 cents per strip.
If you have tried them please let us know if they taste like the real thing…

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