Traci Braxton, husband join 'Marriage Boot Camp'

Traci Braxton and her husband Kevin Surrat are going to try and work through some of their issues as a couple on WE tv's "Marriage Boot Camp."The pair have been facing some obvious challenges in their marriage as the pair have faced rumors that he fathered a child outside of their relationship. Traci even demanded that he take a paternity test to prove whether or not the gossip was true.But when a new celebrity edition of "Marriage Boot Camp" airs next summer show director Jim Carroll said that they will have a lot more to grapple with if they want to save their marriage. "Traci and Kevin have huge hurdles to overcome," Jim told InTouch Weekly.Volunteers are an essential part of Targa, he says, "and without them there is Zipper Corsets no way that an event like this can run smoothly. "They've made every mistake you can make, and infidelity would be poisonous to a marriage." 

Starring along side Traci and Kevin will be Tanisha Thomas of "The Bad Girl's Club" and her husband Clive Muir. For them,Algorithms are also helping people predict trends,christian louboutin sandals events and behaviors by analyzing an almost incomprehensible amount of data.The growing popularity of video conferencing at home, especially by millennials entering the workforce,Flag Zentai Suits is a big driver of increased preference for and adoption of video collaboration in the workplace, said Jim Kruger, EVP and Chief Marketing Officer at Polycom. this show could make or break their marriage."Tanisha and Clive struggled throughout the entire boot camp both individually and as a couple," Jim said. "'Marriage Boot Camp' was their last ditch effort to see if there was any life left in the marriage."Gretchen Rossi and Slade Smiley of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" will also appear on the show. Rounding out the cast will be "Jersey Shore" alumna J Woww and her fiance and Trista and Ryan Sutter of "The Bachelorette." 

With Valve's Steam Machine prototype boxes now in the hands of lucky beta testers, it's only natural that videos have started popping up on YouTube. After the unboxing vids, it's time to move on to booting the system and showing off its Linux-powered gaming prowess.Corey Nelson is one of Valve's chosen few, and he's been busy with his beta box already. In one of his first uploads you can watch the system boot — which takes about 30 seconds to go from power on to the login screen.During startup you might notice the Asrock logo — they've provided the mainboard for Valve's prototype. Indie hit Don't Starve gets taken for a test drive first, and Valve's unique dual-trackpad controller seems to work well as a mouse replacement during play.