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- This includes you; please, stop. MinorStoop 05:40, April 9, 2013 (UTC)
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No concern of mine. MinorStoop 05:56, April 9, 2013 (UTC)
T=ML edits
Most edits by most anyone get reverted anyway. She's no problem. MinorStoop 08:01, April 10, 2013 (UTC)
If it's the movies main pages you're referring to, there are no videos on them - thy're all link to MediaWiki. If it's video pages, perhaps you should ask Pam. MinorStoop 10:01, April 10, 2013 (UTC)
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I'm not taking up any more admin duties. Sorry. MinorStoop 11:03, April 10, 2013 (UTC)
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Change one of the video pages so we can see what it looks like and how functional it is. -TagAlongPam (talk) 11:16, April 10, 2013 (UTC)
- I think that design works well for those pages. Feel free to do the same to the other video pages. -TagAlongPam (talk) 22:35, April 10, 2013 (UTC)
Re: La tua cantante
It's a term indicating humans, not vampires. MinorStoop 04:06, April 16, 2013 (UTC)
- Noticed how short the "human" page is? MinorStoop 06:11, April 16, 2013 (UTC)
- Cullen, the "cantante" page is longer than the "human" page - you can't simply add the former to the latter without editing it some. You think you can do it properly? MinorStoop 06:34, April 16, 2013 (UTC)
It's not so much a question of asking permission for "what" should be done, but of figuring out "how" it should be done. You've never shown us you could do it - not that I can see it, at least. You're right that "La tua cantante" belongs on the "Human" page, but you can't simply merge the two pages - you've got to integrate them, for example. You updated the filmography of Rami Malek; which is fine, but you haven't checked how other tables are written, so it was not formatted properly. MinorStoop 09:41, April 18, 2013 (UTC)
Why the - did you deleted my photo with Edward, Jacob and Renesmee? It's supposed to be - there! And leave it alone -! And I do not - like it -! So leave me alone and I will - put it back there cause it's necesseary and that page needs it -!
-Bella M.S. Cullen- (talk) 11:21, April 18, 2013 (UTC)Taylor Swift Luver 143!
Say, V&W, are you thinking about what you're doing, when you edit main pages? You've been contributing here for two and a half years or so, including your Cullen's are HOT persona, and your edits get (practically) always reverted. Don't get me wrong, it's not willful vandalism - it's just mindless and random editing. MinorStoop 08:58, April 21, 2013 (UTC)
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Looks like I've got beaten on the punch. MinorStoop 09:10, April 26, 2013 (UTC)
- Check the deletion log. MinorStoop 09:35, April 26, 2013 (UTC)
- See here. MinorStoop 10:11, April 26, 2013 (UTC)
Wikipedia links.
Please, stop adding links to wikipedia to pages; if they were allowed, the wiki would be composed by nothing else.
By the way, after two years you've been contributing here, your edits are still those of a beginner - rough, inappropriate, unclear about the structure and the purpose of this wiki;
I'd be hard pressed to remember even one who wasn't reverted right away. (That's incorrect, tabbers in galleries have been accepted.) Since I'm tired of following up a lost cause, I might (I probably will) block you for some time in the near future - and not for a mere week or two.
Please, think it over,
MinorStoop 07:56, April 29, 2013 (UTC)
In due time, please familiarize yourself with the Sandbox. MinorStoop 07:44, May 5, 2013 (UTC)


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[Adobe: Your Voice] [Be seen] [Be Heard] [Stand out] Hello, my name is Adam Shaening-Pokrasso. I'm a creative professional working in San Francisco. I'm here to talk about building your personal brand and your portfolio. A portfolio is an important component of marketing yourself to potential employers, clients, or schools. No matter what field you're in: law, science or math, or even art and design, embracing the sense of design and personal brand is really important when it comes to marketing yourself and getting out there. We're going to start by talking about the core component of your portfolio, which is the logo. Here we have 2 logos. One for Marco Bruce, and the other for Kelly Brant. Kelly Brant is a biology student who researches about killer whales. She's entering her final year of school, and she's thinking about continuing her schooling or finding a potential employer. Marco Bruce is a design school student, focusing on photography. 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Once I have a few anchor points, the shape will begin to take form. You have to come all the way back to the original anchor point to close the shape and there we have our first vector path. You can select any of these individual anchor points to modify them or move them using the direct selection tool. Notice how I might want to remove this one or reshape this one to make it a little bit more curved. The completed traced image is found on Layer 4. Notice that I'll turn off Layer 2 and Layer 5, the new layer that I created, and then turn on Layer 4. Here's an example of the finished sketch with some simple modifications, like rotation and resizing. The next thing you'll want to do is get the Text tool to add a new layer of text. Again, you'll want to create a new layer by using the New Layer button at the bottom of the Layer panel. Select New Layer. Then, use your Text tool to type on Kelly Brant's name. All right, so there we have Kelly Brant. 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Selecting a layer can be done by clicking the Target button on the right-hand side of the Layer panel. You can also select individual lines or individual letters of text by using your Type tool. With the Kelly Brant line of text selected, move your mouse to the top tool panel on the right-hand side, the color panel. Then, select a color such as I'm thinking a purplish red, maybe like a maroon color. I can also also select the next 2 lines of text and change the color for those, as well, maybe say, a blue of sorts. Colors are really an important thing to consider in building your logo and thinking about your brand. With these 2 colors selected, they kind of complement each other, but you may want to refine it a little bit, as well. Now that I have the text recolored, I'm gonna recolor the shape. Here under Layer 4, you can expand Layer 4 and locate the group. Inside of the group, you have individual paths, which can be selected individually or you can select the whole group as one. I'm gonna select one individual path and then go to the Color panel on the right-hand side. So then I a light blue. Once I change the color for one path, I'm gonna move my mouse to the Window menu on the top toolbar and select the Color Guide panel. The Color Guide is a great tool to allow you to sample 1 color and find other complementary colors. Once I've colored the first path, I'll go to the Color Guide to create complementary colors for the other paths. Then, I'm gonna return to the Layer menu and see what the finished piece looks like. Here I have the finished logo that I created earlier. There's a lot of things you can do to modify this and make it simple but memorable. I've also gone ahead and created a 4-panel version of this logo which allows us to display it on different backgrounds or using different color specifications. In the next video, you'll learn all about creating a business card, another extension of building your personal brand and portfolio. Thanks for watching. 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- Characterization of the closed porosity in plasma-sprayed alumina
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- The porous phase of plasma-sprayed alumina was characterized using mercury intrusion porosimetry, water immersion methods, and small-angle neutron scattering. A comparison of the results shows that the intrusion techniques did not yield a full porous phase characterization. It has been found that while the amount of closed porosity was 1.4%(±0.5%) of the sample volume, this volume accounted for only 60% of the total internal surface area. The smallest void diameter was found to be 10 nm.
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The San Jose Convention Center will be the scene of the San Jose Harvest Festival, November 28-30. Handmade arts and crafts, quilts, wearable art, and seasonal food items are just a few of the attractions, which will also includestrolling entertainers, stage performances, and artist demonstrations. Cloggers, marionettes, Appalachian folk dancers, and stiltwalkers are all included in the admission price, which is $7 for adults, $6 for seniors 55 or over, and $3.50 for children 6-12; children five and younger are free. Bring a canned or boxed food item for Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara County to receive $1 off the regular adult admission price. Hours are Friday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Information:(707)778-6300.
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Snow balls (dance parties), children's parties, holiday buffets, and unique holiday shopping opportunities will all be part of "Christmas at Filoli," from November 29 through December 6. For information about which parties and shopping times are still available, call (650)354-8300, ext. 508.
Filoli is a historic Woodside estate included in the National Trust for Historic Properties.
College Terrace Holiday House Tour
Five houses in the historic College Terrace district of Palo Alto will be open Sunday, December 14 from 1 - 4 p.m. Docents in period costumes will tell each home's history and refreshments will be served. Admission to the tour and a map to the houses is $10 in advance and $20 at the door. Tickets may be purchased by written request before December 1 to PO Box 308, Palo Alto


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US Visa Hong Kong provides US visa application services at the US Embassy Hong Kong to residents of Hong Kong.
Our visa application service is provided in English language via email correspondence, scanned document attachments, phone consultations and online chat.
Our US visa application service generally consists of the following:
- Provide simplified forms for collecting required information;
- Review applicant's information to ensure it is complete;
- Provide list of supporting documents in English;
- Regular telephone and email support to answer your questions;
- Complete US visa application forms;
- Revise US visa application forms after review by the applicant;
- Prepare invitation letters, employment letters and / or cover letters;
- Assistance scheduling the interview at the US Embassy Hong Kong;
- Provide detailed instructions for submitting application forms to the US Embassy Hong Kong;
- Conference call prior to interview at the US Embassy Hong Kong to discuss supporting documents and interview procedures;
- Assistance preparing additional supporting documents if requested by the US Embassy Hong Kong; and
- Assistance promptly preparing a 2nd application if the 1st application is not approved by the US Embassy Hong Kong.
- Translation of foreign language documents to English; or
- Accompanying applicant to the US Embassy Hong Kong.
Service Fees
Our service fees to assist with preparing US visa applications are set out below and do NOT include the US Embassy Hong Kong or other government fees.
Visitor Visas
B1 Business Visa - $350
B2 Tourist Visa - $350
C1 Transit Visa - $350
D1 Crew Visa - $350
F1 Student Visa - $350
J1 Exchange Visa - $350
Q1 Exchange Visa - $350
M1 Vocational Visa - $350
Extension of Stay - $350
Family Visas
K1 Fiancee Visa - $1,500
CR1 Spouse Visa - $1,500
IR1 Spouse Visa - $1,500
CR2 Child Visa - $1,500
IR2 Child Visa - $1,500
IR5 Parent Visa - $1,500
F1A Family Visa - $1,500
F2A Family Visa - $1,500
F2B Family Visa - $1,500
F3 Family Visa - $1,500
F4 Family Visa - $1,500
IR3 Adoption Visa - $1,500
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Special Family Visas - $1,500
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B1 Temporary Work Visa - $750
B1 Domestic Employee Visa - $750
EB1 Employment Visa - $2,000
EB2 Employment Visa - $2,000
EB3 Employment Visa - $2,000
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Naturalization - $350
Waiver of Inadmissibility - $350
Advance Parole - $350
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May 6, 2016
A registered sex offender is back behind bars for failing to register his address, something he's been accused of before.
Willie Suggs, 44, of Greenville is in the Pitt County Detention Center this morning, under a $12,500 bond. Suggs' address with the jail is listed on Circle Lane in Greenville.
Suggs' criminal record shows he has been convicted of crimes in Lenoir and Greene Counties as well.
The sex crime conviction that required him to keep his address updated with law enforcement was in Greene County in 1996.
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Like Jay-Z and Beyonce or peanut butter and jelly, there are certain things that just go together. The same is true with cosmetics. According to Elle Magazine, certain makeup products simply work better when used together. Try these makeup ideas to make the most of your products.
For the best lip color, mix a pink lip gloss with a clear, not super-glossy balm. The magazine reports the balm will moisturize the lips while cutting down on the gloss's shine, making your lips shiny and pretty, not sticky.
To cover up those undereye circles, use the winning duo of foundation and concealer, Elle reports. To work like the pros, mix a dab of each product on the back of your hand before patting the mixture over the dark spots.
Another clever combination is mascara and eyeliner. Mixing your waterproof mascara with liquid eyeliner before applying makes it smudge-proof and tear-proof. Apply this under your favorite eyeshadow palette and you will be ready for anything.
Of course, there are other combinations that are simply classic. BellaSugar.com reports that brunettes will always glow in bronzer and berry-hued lipstick. Girls with black hair can't go wrong with black eyeliner, while blondes and red-heads look stunning in shades of pink and red on their eyes and lips.


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Greensboro, NC-- Two local school systems are making changes to their schedule due to the possibility for snow.
Alamance-Burlington Schools is the latest school to annouce a change in their schedule for Thursday afternoon. They plan to cancel all after-school activities and afterschool daycare due to the inclement weather forecast.
Guilford County Schools (GCS) is also cancelling all after-school activities for Thursday. That includes all extracurricular activities and athletics practices and contests.
Classes are also cancelled for Twilight School. The ACES after-school enrichment program will operate on a regular schedule.
Early/middle colleges and the SCALE programs will dismiss no later than 4 p.m.
The school will keep parents and students informed through the local media, its website and its television station GCSTV.
Rockingham County Schools are cancelling all after-school activities. After-school Childcare will operate on its regular schedule.
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools have cancelled after-school activities.
Relay for Life of High Point (*1): team rally meeting cancelled tonight.
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May 6, 2016
Greenville police have charged a Greene County man with breaking into the clubhouse of an apartment complex and stealing thousands of dollars.
Police say 33-year-old Darrell Bridges of Walstonburg stole $4,000 in cash and $2,000 in Visa gift cards from the University Suites apartment complex in Greenville on December 26. During the police investigation, detectives determined Bridges was embezzling money from the business for several months. In addition to the break and entering charges Bridges faces, he's also charged with seven counts each of larceny by employee and obtaining property by false pretense.
Bridges was jailed under a $20,000 bond.
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See the best of Greece's ancient and modern mainland, then cruise to the beautiful islands of the Aegean and Kusadasi, Turkey. Start in Athens with guided sightseeing that includes the Acropolis as well as time at leisure. Cross the Corinth Canal and marvel at the perfect acoustics of the Epidaurus Theater and at the fortress of Mycenae. Visit Sparta and travel to Olympia, legendary home of the Olympic Games. Cross the spectacular Rion-Antirion Bridge and spend time in mythical Delphi. Marvel at the extraordinary rock-top Meteora monasteries before returning to Athens. Next, embark your cruise ship and set sail for Mykonos with its "Little Venice" district, then Kusadasi, a bazaar town and seaside resort known for the Ephesus archaeological site. In Patmos, stop by the 11th-century monastery; stroll through the charming old walled city and souvenir stalls in Rhodes; see Heraklion in Crete; and marvel at awe-inspiring volcanic Santorini, the "Black Pearl of the Aegean." Return to Athens for time at leisure—the ideal ending to your journey.
Individual headsets on land tourInside visits and special features:Shown in UPPERCASE in the tour description including admission charges where applicable.Sightseeing:Visits to Epidaurus, Mycenae, Sparta, Mystra, Olympia, Delphi, Kalambaka, Meteora, Mykonos, Kusadasi, Patmos, Rhodes, Heraklion
Scenic Highlights: Peloponnese, Mount Parnassus, Arcadian Mountains, Corinth Canal, Rion-Antirion Bridge
Local Guides for city sightseeing in Athens; professional Tour Director while touring
Check into your hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to start exploring the Greek capital. Later, meet your Tour Director and fellow travelers.
A day to do just as you please. You could also join an optional day cruise to the islands of Aegina, Hydra, and Poros. In the evening, free time to enjoy the lively atmosphere of the tavernas and nightclubs in the old Plaka district with its narrow streets and sound of bouzouki music. (B)
Join the included sightseeing tour of Athens, featuring the highlights of this ancient capital and a visit to the ACROPOLIS. Next, westward to the CORINTH CANAL. Journey into the Argolis to make a stop in EPIDAURUS. Visit the OPEN-AIR-THEATER, which can still seat 14,000 spectators, then head for the coast and overnight in Nauplia. (B)
This morning, enjoy the included excursion to the archaeological site and MUSEUM OF MYCENAE, a city fortress cursed by the gods but rich in gold and warrior kings. Motor south in the afternoon deep into the Peloponnese to Sparta for an overnight. (B,D)
Your morning highlight will be the included sightseeing of the medieval BYZANTINE CITADEL OF MYSTRA, at one time known as the "Florence of the East." In the afternoon, drive to Olympia. (B,D)
Focus on Olympia, where the athletes of antiquity performed in honor of the king of deities. Learn more about the history of the Olympic Games on the optional sightseeing tour. In the afternoon, drive north towards Patras, the capital of the Peloponnese and the west coast's largest port. Then, proceed through the picturesque fishing villages along the south coast of the mainland to mythical Delphi, crossing the spectacular RION-ANTIRION BRIDGE. (B)
Optional morning sightseeing of the archaeological site of Delphi. In the afternoon, drive north by way of Lamia and on to Trikala in Thessaly for an overnight in Kalambaka. (B,D)
A short drive to Meteora, which is a cluster of MONASTIC BUILDINGS perched in an unforgettable manner on a set of rising rock formations. Your included visit is certainly the day's highlight. Later, drive south via Lamia to Athens for an overnight. (B)
A full day at leisure to explore the unseen parts of the city, or maybe even join an optional excursion. (B)
Early morning embarkation and an afternoon spent cruising in the Aegean. Evening arrival in Mykonos, a granite island and the most typical of the Cyclades. Its cubic houses, windmills, and chapels seem to make the island's light even more translucent. Spend some time visiting a taverna or just wandering around the town, enjoying its timeless beauty. (B,L,D)
Two ports of call today. First, Kusadasi on the Turkish coast. An optional morning excursion takes you to the fascinating Greek, Roman, and Byzantine excavations of Ephesus. Next, discover the tiny Greek island of Patmos, where St. John the Divine wrote Revelation. The 11th-century monastery with its valuable manuscript collection is well worth a visit. (B,L,D)
Dock in Rhodes, largest of the Dodecanese Islands and site of the Colossus of Rhodes, a 105-foot statue destroyed by an earthquake in 224 BC. All day is dedicated to the island of Rhodes. Explore the sights in the historic Old City with its ramparts and palaces built by the Knights of St. John during the Crusades. Another possibility: join an optional excursion to Lindos and the fabulous Temple of Athena. And if sightseeing is not your thing, Rhodes' sun-drenched beaches and colorful shopping districts are within easy walking distance of the port. Sail from Rhodes around dinner time. (B,L,D)
Morning at Heraklion on the island of Crete. A few miles away is Knossos, the center of the 3000 BC Minoan civilization; an optional excursion can be booked. Next port of call (weather permitting) is Santorini, the "Black Pearl of the Aegean." The optional shore excursion here takes you up to the cliff-top village of Oia for one of the world's most breathtaking panoramas. (B,L,D)
Early morning arrival in Lavrion; drive to Athens. More time to explore the unseen parts of the city or to do some last-minute shopping. (B)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
Transportation: Touring by private, first-class, air-conditioned motorcoach; cruise in fully air-conditioned inside cabins with private shower and toilet
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The Community Corrections/Geiger Replacement is a comprehensive, 25 year plan that will do several things:
The safety of jail staff, inmates and the public is being compromised because of more inmates and reduced capacity. Larger inmate numbers also compounds problems associated with operational inefficiencies and outdated security systems. Our goal is to develop programs and facilities that provide maximum safety standards for the public, staff, and offenders while ensuring that taxpayers' public safety dollars are wisely spent.
Relieving overcrowding at the existing Spokane County Jail is paramount. The jail was built to house 472 inmates. It was retrofitted in 1990 to accommodate populations up to 675, but that means double bunking with many inmates sleeping on the floor. It is estimated that inmate numbers will increase at a rate of between 40 to 65 beds per year depending on improvements made to the overall justice system.
The jail was designed for "Direct Supervision," but the continued population growth requires inmates to be locked down for extended periods and allowed out in small groups. This necessary change also increased the amount of staff needed to ensure a safe environment for both inmates and officers. The jail frequently reaches a critical situation where it violates Spokane County's Ordinance Standards for correctional facilities.
The County Jail is managed by the Spokane County Sheriff's Office but is used by other agencies including:
In addition, 27,625 individuals were booked in 2010 through an intake facility designed to process 9,000 people annually. The transportation unit of the jail also provided 27,325 transports to the courts in 2010. The transportation unit is also responsible for transports to the 9th District Federal Courthouse in downtown Spokane.
Geiger Corrections Center, an aging WWII era Army barracks never designed to be a jail, is unsafe and inefficient; the poor conditions and physical layout put our staff and inmates in harm's way. Geiger must also be replaced because the Spokane International Airport Board of Directors has decided not to extend the lease after the 2013 expiration date. However, the SIA board says it will continue working with us as long as there's progress toward building a replacement.
Another key component of this plan is providing a permanent home for the innovative and sustainable Community Corrections Center which equips offenders with the necessary life skills to help them become productive citizens and avoid returning to jail. This successful and proactive program reduces recidivism through drug & alcohol treatment, high school education, Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT), parenting and life skills education, and work search programs. Offenders become more productive citizens by learning necessary life changing skills.
It is expected to take approximately five years to plan, design and construct a new detention facility when financing is in place.


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Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez Have Broken Up
JUSTIN BIEBER and SELENA GOMEZ have broken up. A source says, quote, "Because of their crazy schedules, it was getting harder and harder to maintain a relationship."
--But it might not be that simple. Other sources say it was Selena who did the dumping around Halloween . . . and it was because of Justin's new "friendship" with a Victoria's Secret model named Barbara Palvin.
--On Thursday night, they went to see "The Lion King" on Broadway with a group of people. But afterward, Barbara Tweeted, quote, "hey everyone. please calm down. he is all yours!! :) please :)."
--And she later followed up with this Tweet, quote, "There is nothing going on with him. I met him and did a pic with him. Wouldn't you do the same? #friendship"
--The night before, Justin performed at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
--And after the show, Barbara Tweeted, quote, "okay sooo because u guys were askin for it! with @justinbieber ! you were great tonight!" She added this photo of herself with Justin.
--A source says Justin was playing the field throughout the fashion show . . . quote, "He was asking for phone numbers from the girls . . . He was hitting on [them] all day."
--In an interview on Saturday, Justin seemed a little confused about how things are going to work out.
--When asked about the breakup, he said, quote, "I don't know what to say. I don't know what's going on in my life. To even assess that, it doesn't make sense 'cause I have not made any comment."
--A source has told TMZ that Justin doesn't want the breakup . . . and he's confident he and Selena will get back together.
Taylor Swift Still Keeps in Touch with Conor Kennedy . . . And She'll be performing on Thursday's "X Factor"
TAYLOR SWIFT does NOT trash every guy she's ever dated. She claims to be "incredibly close" with TAYLOR LAUTNER . . . and now we're hearing she's still on speaking terms with CONOR KENNEDY.
--According to the "New York Post", Taylor and Conor still talk on the phone . . . and there's a solid chance they'll see each when she attends the RFK Gala on December 3rd.
--Apparently, the only reason they broke up was because Taylor knew she'd be out of her mind busy promoting "Red" . . . plus there's that little issue of Conor still being in high school.
--Speaking of Taylor Swift . . . she'll be performing her song "State of Grace" on Thursday's "X Factor". (--It's from her album "Red".) It'll be the first time she's performing that song on TV.
Lindsay Lohan's New P.R. Team Canceled Her Barbara Walters Interview
LINDSAY LOHAN will no longer sit down for a "20/20" interview with BARBARA WALTERS.
--Her new P.R. people pulled the plug, because they didn't want Barbara asking personal questions about things like drug use, her dad's recent attempt at an "intervention", and the fact that she might be charged with lying to police.
--The interview was set up mainly so Lindsay could talk about her upcoming Lifetime movie "Liz & Dick" . . . but there's no doubt Barbara would have delved a little deeper than that.
--Sources say Lindsay feels bad because she considers Barbara a friend. ABC issued a statement saying, quote, "We are disappointed that Lindsay cancelled the interview and wish her well."
--The interview was supposed to take place this week, and air on Friday night.
--Instead of Barbara, Lindsay will apparently sit down with the ultimate softball-thrower, JAY LENO. Sources say she's doing the"Tonight Show" a week from tomorrow.
--As you probably recall, Lindsay has a new P.R. team because her old rep QUIT late last month. Her new rep also works for Kal Penn, Kevin Sorbo and Zachary Levi . . . and used to rep Andy Dick.
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel Handed Out Supplies in Queens Saturday
JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE and JESSICA BIEL handed out supplies to storm victims in Rockaway, Queens on Saturday.
--Meanwhile, RIHANNA added $100,000 in cash to her previous pledge to donate 1,000 sleeping bags.
--And RACHAEL RAY is donating $500,000 and FOUR TONS of dog food to the ASPCA.
Is President Obama Getting One Direction to Play the White House as a Thank You to His Daughters?
The not-always-reliable British tabloids say PRESIDENT OBAMA is trying to get ONE DIRECTION to play at the White House as a "thank you" to his daughters Sasha and Malia for all they did to help during his campaign.
--A source says, quote, "It's an open invitation for a date to be arranged that fits with everyone's busy schedules. It's not every parent who can invite the hottest band in the world to their home. They will be the envy of girls across the world."
--Since it's an "open invitation", the band hasn't actually agreed to do it yet.
"Skyfall" Had the Biggest Bond Opening Ever with $87.8 Million
After four years out of theaters, James Bond is back in a big way. "Skyfall" made a massive $87.8 million in its first three days of release. (--That increases to $90 million when you add the $2.2 million made at Thursday night screenings.)
--That makes it the best Bond debut in the series' 23-film history . . . by a big margin. The previous record was set by "Quantum of Solace" when it opened with $67.5 million back in 2008.
--Here are this week's Top 5 movies:
1.) (NEW) "Skyfall", $87.8 million. Up to $90 million since Thursday.
2.) "Wreck-It Ralph", $33.1 million. Up to $93.7 million in its 2nd week.
3.) "Flight", $15.1 million. Up to $47.8 million in its 2nd week.
4.) "Argo", $6.7 million. Up to $85.7 million in its 5th week.
5.) "Taken 2", $4 million. Up to $131 million in its 6th week.