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Travis Barker's daughter Alabama turned 19 on December 24, and although she was ill with the flu and unable to celebrate, now revealed her gift haul – receiving over $35,000 in presents. The 19-year-old took to TikTok to speak to her fans, revealing she "didn't get to enjoy [my birthday] because I was so sick but I am back on my feet and I want to give you guys a Christmas haul." "I am so grateful for all my gifts and I wanted to share because some people requested it," she continued, before revealing she received Chrome Heart gloves and pink wallet, as well as a gorgeous diamond necklace from her sister with an "A" and a "B" pendant, and a cross necklace. She was also gifted a $7,000 Barbie pink Balenciaga bag in calfskin with rhinestones, and a black Prada bucket purse with diamante detailing. A third purse was a vintage Dior purse in chrome, and she also received a "so cute" tweed and leather Chanel back pack, which she said was a gift from Kris, presumably step-mom Kourtney Kardashian's mom Kris Jenner. Meet Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's blended family of 7 kids — best photos From her dad, Blink 182 drummer Travis , she received large diamond stud earrings and her "third Cartier love bracelet". "It's like a tradition now, every year I get a better one," she said, showing off the bracelets she also had for her 16th and 17th birthdays. "My dad has some of the best style and he got me this jacket," she said, revealing a stunning leather duster with a fur collar and gold detailing on the buckle. The teen also received two Poster Girls dresses, totally over $1,250, and a latex corset from the brand, as well as a $500 Jean Paul Gaultier dress that featured mesh detailing and the appearance of a $100 bill, and a Jean Paul Gaultier printed beach cover-up, worth over $350. Balenciaga's 110mm Essex boots, worth over $2,400 were also a gift from her dad, as was a vintage Cavalli cow print jacket, and the Gucci Horsebit Platform Slingback Loafer Pumps, which retail for $1500 – and have also been worn by Taylor Swift. "You guys know I love my lace so I got a lace Dolce catsuit," Alabama continued – the Dolce & Gabban a catsuit retails for $2000 – before squealing and revealing her "favorite gift of all," a brand new Birkin bag, which is available for $24,000. Watch Alabama's haul here: Alabama is Travis' daughter with ex-wife Shanna Moakler; they are also parents to son Landon . "Happy 19th Birthday my angel @alabamaluellabarker . I can’t believe I’m saying that. I’m so proud of you and I love watching you grow. Never settle, the stars aren’t too far away. Never give up, never give in. I love you unconditionally. I love you to the moon and back," Travis emotionally wrote on social media alongside a carousel of throwback pictures. He is also dad to one-year-old son Rocky with Kourtney, and helped to raise Shanna's eldest, Atiana de la Hoya.SAN FRANCISCO , Nov. 22, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Smodin, a trailblazer in AI-powered tools for students, educators, and professionals, is thrilled to announce an exciting development: www. contemplativeinquiry.org and www. freshu.io now redirect to Smodin.io, creating a single, unified hub for innovation and productivity. This move marks a significant step forward in Smodin's mission to make advanced AI tools more accessible than ever. By integrating these domains into Smodin.io, users will enjoy seamless access to a broader range of resources, from AI writing assistance to content analysis, all on a single platform designed to meet diverse needs. "This isn't just about redirection—it's about transformation," said the founder of Smodin. "By bringing everything under the Smodin umbrella, we're creating a one-stop solution for anyone seeking smarter, faster, and more effective tools to achieve their goals." Visitors from contemplativeinquiry.org and freshu.io will now have direct access to Smodin's continually expanding suite of features, including plagiarism detection, essay generation, and tools tailored to enhance productivity and creativity. This evolution ensures users can focus on what truly matters: creating, learning, and growing. The consolidation is part of Smodin's vision to innovate and deliver an unparalleled user experience while solidifying its position as a global leader in AI technology. Discover the future of AI-driven solutions at www.smodin.io . About Smodin Smodin is a leading AI-powered platform dedicated to empowering users worldwide with smart tools for writing, research, and productivity. With a focus on innovation and accessibility, Smodin transforms the way students, educators, and professionals work and create. View original content: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/smodin-unites-powerful-domains-to-deliver-an-all-in-one-ai-platform-302314508.html SOURCE Smodin

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An Ottawa ringette team says it has lost support from its club after it deemed the team's new name to be inappropriate. The team, officially known as the West Ottawa Ringette Association U19B MacDonald, has unofficially been renamed "the Boobies." Team members say the name is meant to be a fun way to represent them and to bring awareness to breast cancer research. "It made sense to have the team's name because we're all just bubbly, fun and don't really take it too seriously and it kind of helps us play better in a way," said team member Tessa Nadarevic. The team is named after the Red-Footed Booby, a large seabird known in part for its clumsiness - a play on word for the team who currently sits last in the standings. "We're on a solid every game losing streak, but it's okay because we go for the fun of it," said Nadarevic. The team says choosing a team name is something that happens every year with little controversy. This year, it says the West Ottawa Ringette Association (WORA) has taken issue with it. "The reason I was provided was that the word 'booby' could be constructed as demeaning, which is unfortunate," said parent Paula MacDonald. "It's not meant to be demeaning and there was no intention to be demeaning. The players are just having fun." MacDonald says the team can't use WORA's logo on any of its merchandise and it will no longer support the team's fundraising goals, including raising money for breast cancer research. "The support for the team was looking at advertising or awareness on the association's web page, helping the community to know that this fundraising initiative is happening, so that won't happen," said MacDonald. "We are also looking to sell merchandise with the logo on it and take the proceeds and donate that to breast cancer awareness, so we'll have to do that on our own." In a statement, the West Ottawa Ringette Association says the new name could be perceived as innapropriate to some and says it wants to maintain a safe and inclusive space for all athletes. "We appreciate the team's desire to give back to a good cause. Their commitment to making a positive impact is commendable and aligns with our organization's values of community and support," the association said. "However, given our focus on nurturing and supporting the development of minor children, we need to be mindful of the impact various elements, including team names and logos, have on our athletes. We believe it is crucial to avoid any names that could be perceived as sexualizing children or drawing unwanted attention to their bodies. Our goal is to maintain a respectful and inclusive space where all athletes feel comfortable and valued." For many of the players, it's their last season together and say they will press on. 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