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Looking for data, prox, serv
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X) lol somebody asks how do i make money and everyone gets jumpy. somebody has been taking their paranoid pills lately. dont forget to wear you foil hat so the government cant read your thoughts as well.
somebody has been taking their paranoid pills lately
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Do " CPA "
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Yahoo per 100k = 300$ > 500k = 1000$ & much more
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If you want a bunch of ideas that you'll probably never take action on because they require work; I'd recommend BHW. Stay away from the idiots on WarriorForums. Nothing but stay at home mom's talking about taking surveys for .001 cents an hour. If it's not that, it's trying to sell you some re-hashed garbage with a new graphic/slogan in an E-Book.
There is no patch for human stupidity.
Wait for the money tree to bloom
Open an online shop and sell what you know.
read then apply and take action.
dont be lazy or you wont make it happens.
PS: be prepare for some loss of $ and hard works before you reach your goal > $$$
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Join wpblackhat or shit even wickedfire and start reading.
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D.O., Diego Lauzen & Tiziano Fuentes
Tiziano Fuentes and Diego Lauzen sneak away into the Costa Rican jungle with D.O., and it's Tiziano and Diego who are on the menu! Tiziano is a handsome, lean, and seductive son of a bitch, and he makes it his sole mission to give both D.O. and Diego as much pleasure as possible. Diego bends over and gives D.O. a deep-swallowing blowjob as Tiziano eats out the plump ass that Diego constantly shows off; he certainly makes a meal of it! D.O. wants to know what he's missing out on so everyone switches spots so Diego is sucking Tiziano and getting his ass eaten by D.O.! Diego is the first to fuck Tiziano deep in his hungry ass, and the Latin king doesn't hold back before D.O. rolls on a condom and gets in on the hard-pounding action!
Does Jesse Santana have what it takes to handle the power of Vito Gallo? We're about to find out: the guys fool around in the pool before Jesse hops out and bends right over. Vito opens up Jesse's bottom and exposes his hole — and don't worry folks, the bottom is all pink inside. Jesse is a macho dude that loves getting fucked behind closed doors. He bends right over when he sees what Vito is packing in his pants. The massive Italian cock manages to wedge itself deep inside Jesse, and once it's in it isn't come out until the bottom's hole is plenty stretched!
D.O. struts into the scene like he owns the place, and that includes Diego Lauzen's huge Latin ass; it's a piece of meat D.O. grabs with total ownership! The guys start making out and sucking dick at the beginning, as all guys in heat do, but as soon as Diego turns around is game over for D.O. — he needs that ass and he needs it as soon as possible! There is a lot of hole-stretching anal penetration here, and it's not just D.O. doing the ass slamming. Diego Lauzen stuffs his dick deep inside D.O. quite a bit too!
Vito Gallo and D.O. escape from their everyday lives on their first vacation together, and it couldn't be better! They travel to Costa Rica where they run and romance each other on the beach. But men have needs and after awhile they return to their private room where they can totally embrace each other. Vito is the first to remove D.O.'s bottoms and start sucking his cock, but D.O. flips the situation and services Vito's massive cock before getting rimmed. D.O. is the first to slide his dick inside of Vito, and while it's a lot to take, Vito gets his stride and is able to enjoy his lover's thrusts. After D.O.'s had his fun, it's his turn to take some dick, and does he have a lot to handle with what Vito is packing in his pants. But they're in love, so it's worth the effort!
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Collins comes out _ and support quickly follows
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Wizards: 'A sight to see - if we were all healthy'
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Blossoms, sports, politics yield record-busting Metro ridership
Wednesday was the busiest ridership day for Metrorail since 2010, topping even January's inauguration ridership, and the fourth busiest day in transit system's 37-year history.
Heat B-team snags home court, tops Wizards 103-98
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Detroit Pistons get lucky pick No. 7 in NBA Draft
AUBURN HILLS —Pistons president of basketball operations Joe Dumars didn't bring any lucky charms with him to the NBA Draft lottery. If Detroit finds itself in a similar position in the future, Dumars might want to consider trying one out.
Detroit did not win one of the top three spots in the lottery Tuesday and will select No. 7 overall on June 24.
The Washington Wizards won the No. 1 overall pick and were represented by Irene Pollin, who wore the 1978 Bullets championship ring of her late husband and longtime Wizards owner Abe Pollin for good luck.
The Philadelphia 76ers won the No. 2 pick, while the New Jersey Nets, who finished with the NBA's worst record, will pick No. 3.
"I didn't bring anything. We just came in hoping for the best," Dumars said. "We were hoping that we would move up. When 8, 9 and 10 went off the board, that's when you're really holding your breath, because you certainly don't want to go back."
The Pistons finished tied for the sixth-worst record with Philadelphia and split the combinations of the No. 6 and 7 spots. The 76ers' half of the combinations proved to be the lucky ones, as Philadelphia moved up to No. 2.
There will still be plenty of quality players available when the Pistons select at No. 7. Detroit will likely look to draft a big man to bolster its frontcourt.
The good news is the draft class is considered deep in big men.
"At first glance, just looking at our roster, we are heavy at the guard area," Dumars said. "To balance our roster out, we have to make sure we add young bigs to our team. The only thing I would say to that is we won't just draft a big just for the sake of drafting a big. It has to be the right fit. That's kind of what we will be looking for as we go into tomorrow.
"Once you start bringing guys in and working them out ... that has a huge bearing on who you focus on. We have to go through this entire process watching film on all these guys that we feel like will be at the No. 7 spot, bringing them all in and working them out, seeing how they deal with our coaches on the floor and then sitting down and interviewing these guys. We have a month-long process that we're going to go through with all these guys." Continued...
Kentucky's DeMarcus Cousins and Georgia Tech's Derrick Favors are considered the top two big men in the draft and will likely be long gone before the Pistons pick. After Cousins and Favors the next-best big man is up for debate.
The list includes North Carolina's Ed Davis, Georgetown's Greg Monroe, Kansas' Cole Aldrich, Kentucky's Patrick Patterson and Lithuania's Donatas Motiejunas among others.
Dumars said the list of players the Pistons will bring in for workouts will be quite long.
"You never can tell who is going to shoot up the draft board," Dumars said. "That list will get pretty long. We will go pretty deep into this thing to see if anybody deserves to shoot up the draft board."
The first step in the process will be the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago this week. After that, the Pistons will bring in players for workouts for both the No. 7 pick and the No. 36 pick in the second round.
Dumars was asked if he would consider trading Detroit's first-round pick and said he is keeping all his options open.
"What happens is, part of this month-long process of bringing guys in to work out, is also the phone starts ringing," Dumars said. "Everybody knows what the draft position is, so you obviously keep that open, because you don't know who is going to call and what they may put on the table. That's what will be done. Over the next month or so, we will be taking phone calls and making phone calls. We keep all our options open. The worst thing you can do is shut your options off."
The Pistons already have two No. 7 overall picks on their roster. Richard Hamilton was the No. 7 pick in 1999 and Charlie Villanueva was the No. 7 pick in 2005.
The last time the Pistons selected No. 7 overall was 1959 when they selected Tom Robitaille of Rice.
Dave Pemberton covers the Pistons for The Oakland Press. E-mail him at email@example.com and follow him on Twitter @drpemberton. Continued...
Past 10 No. 7 overall picks
2009 — Stephen Curry
2008 — Eric Gordon
2007 — Corey Brewer
2006 — Randy Foye
2005 — Charlie Villanueva
2004 — Luol Deng
2003 — Kirk Hinrich
2002 — Nene Hilario
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Participating in Sam Auen's Tacopoc- alypse has become a lesson in patience and perseverance. Until recently, patrons would have to battle long lines to taste The Thing, a breakfast taco slung on Saturday mornings at the Downtown Farmers Market, or bike to bars in neighboring communities where Auen caters to hungry cyclists.
But a partnership between Auen and Bombay Bicycle Club means his tacos are available at the Clive bar six days a week. Patrons can get the tacos, which are handmade and sourced from local farms and sustainable farmers, from 4 to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
We arrived at BBC on a recent Wednesday during happy hour, eager to try our first Tacopocalypse tacos and feeling a bit silly to have been on the outside of Auen's growing fan base. On this particular night, Auen served tacos made with braised pork, vegan chorizo, grilled tilapia, wasabi brisket, Korean chicken and bacon chorizo. Auen plans to settle on a standard taco menu in the coming weeks and provide an occasional special; he is also planning to install a fryer to make his own tortilla chips for nachos and sesame crackers to accommodate ceviche.
Being a lover of all things chorizo, I decided to try both the bacon chorizo and vegan chorizo tacos, a duo dubbed by Auen as "The Conundrum." Fresh, handmade tortillas were piled with a generous amount of meat and "meat," respectively, and topped with a Salvadorian pickled cabbage slaw. I was able to top my own, and loaded it up with fresh cut cilantro, fresh (not pickled) jalapeno slices, and an Auen-made traditional red salsa (the other, a green salsa, is a roasted tomatillo habanero sauce).
As a general rule, I make every attempt to avoid slaw. But in the spirit of the assignment, I relented, and I'm happy I did, as its pleasant flavor complemented the meat and "meat," and provided a welcome texture contrast. The vegan chorizo was delicious in its own right and will be lauded by the vegan and vegetarian populations. But this meat eater preferred the bacon chorizo, because it combines two of my favorite meats. The handmade tortilla held its own against the grease of the bacon-chorizo combination, and the flavor was so appealing I wished I could bottle it and bring it home.
My dining partner tried both the wasabi brisket and Korean chicken. The brisket was fork-tender and topped with homemade wasabi crema and the same cabbage slaw. Though he expected and wanted the wasabi crema to pack a bit more punch, the saucy accompaniment was mild enough for all taste buds. The Korean chicken taco arrived with a spicy slaw made with red cabbage and a spiced mayo akin to what one would find with sushi. My dining partner thought the Korean chicken had good texture and spices, and the sauce was distinct enough to cut through the heat of the jalapenos and salsa that he'd used to garnish his taco.
At $3 each or two for $5, we had plenty of money left over to taste the wide selection of draft brews available at BBC.
Four tacos … $10
Summer Shandy … $2.50
Somersault … $2.50
Total with tax and tip … $18
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Stone Sour has created a very unique and super fun contest for fans to participate in at the Rockstar Enegry Drink Mayhem Festival. The contest has been organized like a scavenger hunt, with fans searching for special envelopes with clues at the most recent stops of the Mayhem Festival. The envelopes contain drumsticks, guitar pick sets and a page of lyrics from their upcoming album, handwritten by Corey Taylor. One of the clue envelopes is pictured below:


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Increasing Cattle Prices May Affect The Price of Your Next Steak Dinner
By: Brendaliss Gonzalez
Updated: February 5, 2013
Cows are selling plenty fast here at the Abilene Livestock Auction.
There's just one problem: there aren't enough to sell.
"Well it's about as bad as it's ever been," said Randy Carson, co-owner of the livestock auction.
In fact, they're about 30,000 cattle short of what they normally would have to sell.
been like this for the past year.
Carson blames it one thing: not enough rain.
"It's not going to get any better until it rains," he said.
So while business is good for Carson, there's just not enough product.
"With our numbers being low they're (farmers) having to give more money for the cattle to stock the ranches," he said.
So now a cow might sell for twice as much from the farm to your skillet.
Restaurant owners are starting to feel the brunt of the high demand for beef.
They're having to pay almost twice as much for their meat.
"I used to buy a loin, a rib-eye with the ribs on for my prime rib for approximately $90, you know so I was making profit, but the same loin, the same cut of beef, the same quality and everything now is $150," said Ali Esfandiary, who co-owns the Beehive restaurants in Abilene and Albany with his brother.
It's starting to take it's toll on restaurants like the Beehive that are known for their steaks.
"It's really getting to be impossible," said Esfandiary.
So owners like Esfandiary are having to change up the menu..
"For me to survive I do every night specials, perhaps chicken, perhaps pork," he said.
until there's more rain, a piece of meat is becoming more rare than ever.
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Tonight, they will have a chance to meet some of those players, with members of the Marietta Daily Journal's Dynamite Dozen slated to be at Williamson Bros. Bar-B-Q restaurant on Roswell Road from 7:30-9:30 p.m. taking pictures and signing autographs.
"It's great for the kids — the little kids that will come out and get a chance to look at these guys that are considered to be elite athletes in Cobb County, the state and, heck, for that matter, the country," Kell coach Derek Cook said. "It will be eye-opening for the athletes to see how the little kids look up to them. I think that's a pretty unique slant on the whole event as well."
Advance copies of "Kickoff 2012," this year's edition of the MDJ's annual football preview section, will also be available for purchase for $1 each.
Comprising the Dynamite Dozen are Walton's Tyren Jones, Brandon Kublanow and Parker McLeod, Marietta's Anthony Jennings and Tyree Harris, Lassiter's Eddie Printz and Juwan Dickey, McEachern's Jujuan Dulaney, South Cobb's Stephon Masha, Kell's Quincy Mauger and Brendan Langley and North Cobb's Quinten James.
Of that group, seven players have committed to play for colleges in the Southeastern Conference, two are headed to the Atlantic Coast Conference and one is headed to the Pac-12.
"I think our young people, they know who these guys are," Walton coach Rocky Hidalgo said. "They recognize them, and when they are out and people see these guys, little kids want to get close to them because they are great high school football players."
In addition to meeting the fans, members of the community and local youth football players, the high school standouts can take a benefit out of an event like this.
"It's good to get the young athletes in some face-to-face public relations and interactions with strangers," Cook said. "So many times, they are at school and around friends, if they go to college, they will have to sit at a press conference and have composure."
Along with serving as role models to future players, the Dynamite Dozen have a chance to represent their schools and communities, not to mention the teammates who helped them get them to status that they have currently achieved.
"Anthony and Tyree will be the first to tell you that they aren't invited to the Dynamite Dozen without the offensive line and the other guys on the team," Marietta coach Scott Burton said. "We try to get our kids to learn that Friday nights are special, and being a high school football player is something that will be there forever.
"When you have another organization, like the Marietta Daily Journal, that highlights how important and how precious this time of their life is, it highlights that they can count their blessings and realize that they are special."


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Hahhaha I scored 9.8 points -
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Originally posted by Risto: Hahahaha yeah its a though one. Maybe Sergio can put his up on time for a change!
SportsGuru doesn't open right now for me. Does it work for you? http://www.sportguru.co.uk/f1/pool.asp?p=10015842 -
i had difficulties earlier yes .. not now though -
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Alonso pole .. promising -
I am on fireeeeeeeee, slowly closing the gap to Hans. AFAIK McLaren had the fastest stop (2.8 seconds) so that leaves only 0.5 points between me and Hans -
What a start Alonso was close to suffer severe injuries...
This is what he posted over at Twitter:
Quote: I can say that it was a good Sunday despite all...
And the FIA sanction to Grossjean:
Clearly the right decision in that Grosjean was at fault, though I do feel the penalty of a one race ban is abit harsh considering this has been determined an error of judgement, rather than intentionally putting other drivers at risk, as seen with Maldonado and Schumacher over the last couple years, who went on to receive only grid penalties. Some of consistency would be nice. -
Nah this was really reckless, deserved ban. Maldonado should've received one too. Dont remember the Schumacher incident you talk about?
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Report: Mom defrauds church
A North Port woman falsely claimed her four sons all were killed in action while serving their country overseas, in order to bilk members of a Port Charlotte church out of gifts of cash and housewares to "help her through these tragic times," according to Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell.
The woman, Shirley Ann Duncan, 49, of the 2100 block of Briant St., apparently went so far as to doctor up a copy of a letter actually sent by an adjutant general in the Secretary of War's office to notify a mother of a son lost during World War II.
Duncan made the letter look like it was written to her about one of her sons, according to a sheriff's report.


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A generation stands on the brink of a "rebelution" Do Hard Things is the Harris twins' revolutionary message in its purest and most compelling form, giving readers a tangible glimpse of what is possible for teens who actively resist cultural lies that limit their potential. Combating the idea of adolescence as a vacation from responsibility, the authors weave together biblical insights, history, and modern examples to redefine the teen years as the launching pad of life. Then they map out five powerful ways teens can respond for personal and social change. Written by teens for teens, Do Hard Things is packed with humorous personal anecdotes, practical examples, and stories of real-life rebelutionaries in action. This rallying cry from the heart of an already-happening teen revolution challenges a generation to lay claim to a brighter future, starting today. Now includes: --A new introduction from the authors, "Looking Back, Looking Ahead" --Questions (and Stories) To Get You Started --A list of 100 Hard Things to help inspire you --A study guide for personal or group use Author BioAlex and Brett Harris founded TheRebelution.com at sixteen years old and co-authored two best-selling books by the age of twenty-one. The twins have been blessed to travel and speak in major cities around the world and have been featured nationally on ABC, CNN, MSNBC, and NPR, as well as in publications like the Wall Street Journal, Wired magazine, and The New York Times. They are sons of homeschool pioneers Gregg and Sono Harris and younger brothers of best-selling author Joshua Harris (I Kissed Dating Goodbye). Raised in Portland, Oregon, the brothers are graduates of Patrick Henry College.
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things. Abject poverty, a fathers alcoholism and desertion
of our family, and my own shyness were a few of the
obstacles I faced and overcame growing up. My mother
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Each of us is called to reach for greatness. There really is a hero
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Today we live in a culture that promotes comfort, not challenges. Everything is about finding ways to escape hardship, avoid pain, and dodge duty. In the past, young people were expected to make significant contributions to society. Today, our culture expects very little from teensnot much more than staying in school and doing a few chores. A sad consequence of such low expectations is that life-changing lessons go unlearned. To whom can we turn to motivate a new generation of giants? Ive found the answer. Alex and Brett Harris and their book, Do Hard Things. I know the twins personally and can vouch for their integrity and wisdom. Ive seen their passion to raise up a new generation of tough-spirited young people. They are amazing young men, uniquely qualified to inspire others to reach for great things. One of my lifes principles is to develop myself to the maximum of my potential in all ways and to help others do the same. Brett and Alex come straight from the same mold, but with an even greater potential to reach young people around the world. Their book is far more than a typical how-to book. From an insightful historical overview of the teen years to personal plans for helping teens hurdle tough obstacles, the authors sound a battle cry to raise the cultural bar on teenage potential and to challenge young people to reach for their Godgiven best. Do Hard Things will help recruit, develop, and deploy a new generation of young culture warriors. With Gods help, the book youre holding will usher in an era in which it can once again be said of our youth, I write to you, young men, because you are strong, and the word of God abides in you, and you have overcome the evil one (1 John 2:14). Start reading now. Then do hard things!
ChristianBookPreviews.comWritten by teens for teens, Do Hard Things by Alex and Brett Harris is a wonderful wake-up call for todays youth. Beginning with the myth of adolescence, the Harris brothers reveal that it is only in recent days (the term teenager was coined in 1941 in Readers Digest) that the youth of our culture has been allowed to act and think as children.
It is the premise of this book that our young adults (teens) have the capacity to do great things- even hard things, given the proper motivation, resources, and adult expectations. The brothers go on to cite teens in their Rebelution who, bucking the current childlike-adult trend, have purposed to Do Hard Things to make a difference in their world. The Harris are unashamedly Christian, and this book is peppered with Scripture quotes that confirm their stance. However, even the non-Christian teen would benefit from their motivational challenge to reach their God-given potential. At the closing of the book, the brothers lay out the Gospel message and invite readers to believe on Jesus, who has done the ultimate Hard Thing: Dying in our place that we might be saved. It was a beautiful ending to a very inspirational book. As a parent of a son who is on the edge of adolescence, I found this book to be inspiring, challenging, and a call to raise my expectations for my kids to step out and Do Hard Things. -- Tracey Bonsell, www.christianbookpreviews.com Editorial ReviewsPraise for Do Hard Things Product ReviewsProduct Q&AOther Customers Also PurchasedFind Related ProductsDownload Media Players
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Re: The Last Film You WatchedCaught up on 127 Hours last night. Probably nothing new to add, over all it was pretty great. I get massively put off by Danny Boyle's more overbearing stylistic choices (that god awful, not proper slow motion effect is the worst and the opening scenes were nearly unbearable), but it's to the credit of Franco's performance, the details of the true story and the near perfection of some scenes (the fast track back to the Gatorade in the truck, the torrent of water and the 'detachment' scenes in particular) that overall it was a riveting watch.
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I agree! It was just so lovely that I managed to overcome it.
Re: The Last Film You WatchedWatched 'The Chaser' last night. Really good. It portrayed the Korean Police as a right bunch of hapless idiots. I wonder if thats actually the general consensus of the police over there?
Re: The Last Film You WatchedMad Detective - A nice little offbeat spin on the usual police procedural. Felt short at just under 1 hour and a half, and I would of liked to have cared a bit more about the main character.
Hardware - A little boring to begin with until the killer robot gets loose. I like the punk style, entertaining enough. Melancholia - Loved it. One of the few films I have the urge to watch again immediately. Plus Kirsten Dunst's boobs.
Re: The Last Film You WatchedMan, Melancholia was fantastic. I did the exact same thing and watched it twice in a row. Think it's about time for a third.
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Hardware is my favourite Christmas movie.
Re: The Last Film You WatchedPS. I went to a screening of the remastered Four Flies on Grey Velvet tonight. It's funnier than I remember, both intentionally and not, but a great watch especially on the big screen.
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Got the blu-ray coming next week, haven't seen it before so I'm looking forward to it!
Re: The Last Film You Watchedwatched Innkeepers. Fairly slow paced and could have done with a few more scares. On to Human Centipede II next
Re: The Last Film You WatchedI really want to see The Innkeepers, but I've got no on demand services and I'm sure it's not out on dvd or in the cinema anytime soon. House Of The Devil was one of my favourites from a few years back so excited for this.
Re: The Last Film You WatchedSaw the Big Lebowski for the first time the other night. Was raving about how awesome it was for ages so I agreed to give it a go. Queue two hours of me not laughing once. Just an awful film. If I was high I'd probably like it. But when I was high, I thought Dude, Where's My Car? was genius so that's not saying much. I don't know how anyone can get any pleasure out of this, let alone it being a cult film.
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Re: The Last Film You WatchedThe Descendants - Thought it was really good, but the fat kid ruined it somewhat.
Spoiler: show Definitely enjoyed it though, I'm just nit picking really.
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Christ, you have truly horrible taste
Re: The Last Film You WatchedPeople seem to be rabid mad on it, but I don't get it at all. They walk around into implausible situations and proceed to be really thick and hapless. Reminded me kinda of Kevin Smith, except I find his films reasonably funny. I could not wait for the Big Lebowski to end, from start to finish it was incredibly tiresome.
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I wouldn't trouble yourself. It's paced like HotD but with no pay off. I hope Ti West is back with something better soon.
Re: The Last Film You Watchedhuman centipede 2 is one of the worst movies i've ever seen. some of the worst "acting" in a film.
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I think it is getting a general release sometime this year (Feb or March I presume) so look out for it, I'm not sure how wide the general release will be though. I enjoyed it for the most part but some bits in it: Spoiler: show looked and felt quite amature compared to how well made House of the Devil was made. Still worth a watch but, in my opinion, it isn't as good as HotD which I also absolutely loved and thought was the best FrightFest 09 film.
Re: The Last Film You WatchedLimitless was a decent watch, despite the at times sickening cinematography.
Re: The Last Film You WatchedWatched Deathrace 2000 earlier, just for laughs.
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Where were you sat?
Re: The Last Film You WatchedGoing back over some old points from the last few pages.
I absolutely love going to the cinema, and feels it's a lovely event. But then I only ever go to the Picturehouse chain cinema in York (mainly shows more independent film). I've never been annoyed by the crowd in there and I love that I can take wine in with me. I'm a member so it makes a ticket £6 and I go loads more than I used to now it costs less. It's also got a lovely cafe-bar Oscar nominations: I think The Artist definitely deserved so many nominations, it was absolutely lovely, and a brilliant idea. I thought Werner Herzog's Cave of the Forgotten Dreams should have been nominated for best Documentary as it was one of the best uses of 3D, and was brilliant. I was surprised We Need To Talk About Kevin wasn't nominated for anything as it was abrilliant adaptation of an excellent book with great acting (in both main and supporting roles), definitely one of my films of last year. I was surprised Melancholia wasn't nominated for best cinematography, as I really didn't like the film much but the cinematography was beautiful. Think I might see The Descendants tomorrow, or Sarah's Key which the cinema are showing as part of Haulocaust Memorial Day, but I guess it depends how I'm feeling mood wise!
Re: The Last Film You WatchedPosh cinemas are class it has to be said. There's one near my cousin's in Edinburgh where waiters bring you glasses of wine while you watch the film. They had a premier for something or other at it once and we saw J K Rowling and Sigorney Weaver heading in. It was the best day EVOR.
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Leading the pack is Spence, who was tsk-tsked for suggesting in his book a deeper romance between Austen and Lefroy than had previous scholars. (Not nearly, however, as passionate as the film implies; read: Frenching in the courtyard!) "The film captures Jane Austen's spirit and her values," Spence says. "I think she would have rather liked it. Besides, could you really make a movie where Jane flirts with a man and then never sees him again? What kind of a movie is that?"
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…that you may fear the LORD your God, you and your son and your son's son, by keeping all his statutes and his commandments, which I command you, all the days of your life, and that your days may be long.
(Deuteronomy 6:2 ESV)The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man. (Ecclesiastes 12:13 ESV)
Some thoughts on the fear of God or the fear of the LORD:
I've read the commentaries and the debates. Sometimes semantics from dictionaries or commentaries just don't get you far. In some ways, thinking existentially helps us here. Most likely and often, the authors of the Bible mimic the power structures they encounter in real life.
The fear of the LORD probably is reflective of Suzerain treaties and relationships. Relations between the leaders of unequal city-states or tribes. You owe your allegiance to the suzerain. Maybe you pay some taxes, maybe you send some men for his army, you get the picture. And so the language of fearing the LORD ought to be thought as originating from this political relationship.
Again, to make the ontological move to "the LORD is our suzerain," is not necessary, and should not be the first theological move. One reason for this is that mimesis can often be a form of political resistance.
Even though a vassal state may show allegiance to the suzerain in political practice, the vassal's citizens also enact through cultic ritual the "fear of the LORD." This is as if to say, "We may pay lip service to a human, but our true allegiance is to YHWH." This may seem contradictory and problematic, and it is, but we need not judge the ancients in our analysis, since we are not much better (if at all).
Instead, the practice is simple. Pay homage to the human suzerain to survive, materially. But the cultic homage of YHWH, the "fear of the LORD," is a communal enactment of identity, and act of resistance against perceived unjust powers.
Therefore, we are not necessarily committed to the theological images of God in the Bible that depict God as suzerain or Caesar, but instead, the Bible in using these images suggests that our allegiance and identity ought to be found in God.


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Pulse of The People: Cut government spending
It is time to cut government spending.
I will be the first person to say that I am glad that the elections are over since I am happy not to be taking political mailers from my mailbox to the recycle bin and having my phone ring endlessly from automated political operatives.
Being one of the many Americans that I know who do not trust our elected officials to do the right thing, makes me very uneasy in these very difficult times for our country.
If the politicians want to have the people's approval of them rise above single digits, I would like to see them make actual cuts to government spending before they raise taxes on anyone. The cuts that need to be made are actual cuts to spending not slowing the growth of spending. Please take the budget , remove the 8 percent growth built in (only government would call this a budget) and cut spending from the actual current spending, also for the baseline to begin these cuts remove the $800+ billion included from the failed stimulus.
Next please stop trying to pick winners and losers with our money, a list of the investments that have been made in the last couple of years includes :
n Solyndra — Bankrupt
n Ener 1 — Bankrupt
n Beacon Power — Bankrupt
n Abound Solar — Bankrupt
n Amonix Solar — Bankrupt Continued...
n Spectra Watt — Bankrupt
n Eastern Energy — Bankrupt
The list of bad investment goes on and on, to many for this letter.
I wrote a previous letter in July of last year outlining how to begin the actually cutting of the budget, I still believe that this is the way to begin our path to fiscal sanity, especially the modeling of all of the entitlement programs and releasing the models to the public.
Once the people actually see that "real" cuts have been made to spending and the tax code being simplified, then come back and ask for the tax increases and you may actually have the people behind you. Everyone knows that the talking point of 98 percent being protected is wrong to begin with since only 52 percent of the people actually pay federal taxes. The top 10 percent currently pay 70 percent-plus of all federal income tax.
A little history might be helpful. When President Bill Clinton left office, we had $6 trillion dollars of debt, President George W. Bush $10 trillion dollars, President Barack Obama (first term only) $16 trillion-plus and projected for his second term between $20 and $24 trillion of debt for our children and grandchildren.
I hope everyone calls or writes their senators and representatives and requests "real" spending cuts before any taxes are raised as the country cannot afford to let the debt grow to $ 20 trillion.
I wish our leaders well as we need them to step up and lead or our great country will suffer great damage.
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Temperature drop may affect homeless census number
Every two years, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requires a street count of the homeless population. This helps establish the reportable number of homeless across the country for future funding and program support.
HUD's definition of homeless is people residing in places not meant for human habitation, such as cars, parks, sidewalks, abandoned buildings, on the street.
The goal of this Point In Time count is "simply to observe and count those living in outdoor locations or facilities deemed uninhabitable," according to the Macomb Homeless Coalition that coordinates the project in Macomb County.
Teams of volunteers cover every city and township in the county, traveling by car and foot from 4:30 a.m. to 6:30 a.m. For 2013, the scheduled date was Jan. 23, which recorded one of the season's coldest overnight temperatures. Approximately 30 volunteers conducted the local count.
While he expects the number to go up when all reports are in, Charles O'Brien, Macomb Homeless Coalition director, said that as of Jan. 25, he estimated that morning's street count at 75, a decrease from previous years.
He blames the weather and said the temperature in his count territory was 3 degrees at 3:45 a.m. that day.
"Those usually on the street sought shelter when they normally would not," he said. "We have two stories of citizens opening up their homes for people due to the cold on a very temporary basis. The Warming Center had a larger crowd than usual due to the cold. We have evidence of street homeless pooling monies to rent inexpensive motel rooms for the night due to the cold."
These individuals, however, will be back on the street as temperatures rise, he added.
"We are heartened with the lower count, but know that the weather influenced it and that we need to continue reaching out to our unsheltered homeless citizens to offer them the resources they need."
For more information, contact Macomb Homeless Coaltion, 33222 Groesbeck, north of 14 Mile Road, Fraser, 586-285-0400.
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Edward Maltby
It is with deep sadness that we must announce the passing of Edward M. Maltby, age 81, of Amherst. Edward passed away peacefully at Gables Lodge on Monday, June 18, 2012 surrounded by his loving family.
Born in Amherst, he was a son of the late Fred and Pearl (Brown) Maltby.
Edward attended West Highland School. He went to work in Ontario for the St. Catherine's School Board, then entered into construction until an accident rendered him a paraplegic for the rest of his life. Following his accident he returned to Amherst. He was a long time fan of Amherst Little League, where he enjoyed many hours watching the games. He was a member of several lodges including Alexandra Lodge #87 where he was Past Master, Past District Deputy; he was Grand Chaplain and Past President of the Amherst Masonic Society; Past Patron from 1996-2000 in the Order of the Eastern Star; Member of the Grand Orange Lodge where he was Past Master Lemon 102, Past County Master (Westmorland); and he held his 50 year Lions Service Jewel.
He will be sadly missed by his son, Peter (Heather) of Moncton; daughter, Terry Anne (Stephen) Erb of Parrsboro; grandchildren, Douglas Maltby, Matthew Maltby, Stephanie Critchley, Brandon Erb, Jordan Erb, Taryn Erb, Sarah Mitton, Tara MacKay; great granddaughter Kiera Dryden; brothers, Walter (Beverly) & Roy (Evelyn) both of Amherst; numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Furlong~Jones Funeral Home, 70 Church St., Amherst where visiting hours will take place Wednesday from 7 to 9 pm. The Alexander Masonic Lodge of Amherst will hold a memorial service at the funeral home Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm. The funeral service will be held at the Furlong~Jones Chapel on Thursday, June 21, 2012, at 2 pm, officiated by Rev. Byron Corkum, followed by burial in the Amherst Cemetery.
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SAN DIEGO (TheStreet) -- What will the world's richest people will be treating themselves to this year? Expensive cars? Luxury travel? Or perhaps opulent real estate?
All of the above, according to Mickey Alam Khan, editor-in-chief of the trade publication Luxury Daily, which produces Luxury FirstLook, the annual summit of executives representing the world's leading luxury brands that starts today in New York.
"It's a tale of two worlds. There's the world you and I live in and the world they live in," Alam Khan says. "You're talking about 10 million people around the world who are truly high-net-worth individuals and who support a luxury lifestyle come rain or shine."
Here's a few of the trends in luxury spending for 2013:
Luxury travel and hotels: Think very customized and very expensive experiences that only a few can afford. For the truly well-heeled, pampering in 2013 could include the Beverly Wilshire Hotel's new Diamond Life Infusion facial. The 60-minute, $295 facial uses diamond dust to combat aging. The Beverly Wilshire is the only hotel in the U.S. being allowed by the facial's manufacturer to offer the treatment.
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Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Moderators: Lost Hammer, bonehead, chalks, goes2eleven, Alf Garnett's (Ex) Missus, bristolhammerfc, Wheels, sicknote, Romford, Rio, Gnome, Northern Paulo Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)What he fails to appreciate is that between 2004 and 2006, we had 3 conscutive journeys to Cardiff, which is not 'just around the corner' for us, and still managed to sell out our allocation!!!
By Steve Canavan Published on Wednesday 23 May 2012 09:37 KARL Oyston believes West Ham showed "a lack of judgment and grace" to make a fuss over the Wembley ticket sales. Pool sold just under 30,000 tickets for the play-off final on Saturday – 8,000 short of their allocation. West Ham, meanwhile, sold their full 38,000 and – with many Hammers fans still wanting to snap up tickets – made several complaints about not being allowed to use the Seasiders' spare tickets. The nature of those complaints – including comments made by West Ham's co-chairman David Gold – were deemed by many at Pool to be disrespectful and patronising. And it seems Oyston wasn't too pleased either. "The support from our fans was unbelievable at Wembley, and I thank every one of them for making the effort to be there," said the chairman. "There was a bit made of the ticket situation by West Ham, which was disappointing. "If they think that in the present economic climate, a skip across London by tube can compare with a round trip costing a lot of money – and tickets costing a lot of money – for people who, in some cases, would probably struggle to afford it, then I think it is disingenuous of them at best. "It lacks a bit of judgment and grace. "I don't want to start some war of words with West Ham, because it sounds like sour grapes and it isn't. "But I think it is ill-advised to make that sort of comment when we had such wonderful support, and when things are so difficult economically – particularly in our part of the world. "It is not much of an achievement to get a tube across London as it is to get a train or a bus and bring your family back to Blackpool."
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Also making the assumption that all west ham fans live in London....
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)clearly doesn't use the tube at weekends...
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)So because Blackpool were unable to sell out, Mr Oyston believes that it was right to have about 10,000+ empty seats?
And I'm certain there are West Ham fans who travelled further to get there than some Blackpool fans. The simple fact is there were thousands of seats available that West Ham would have gratefully accepted and they would have been sold.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)He fails to appreciate that a lot of our supporters travelled to Wembley from outside London as well.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)I dont think West Ham fans have any issue at all with how many Blackpool fans brought. They are not a big club and i think its good to see a club come that far and actually bring 30,000 to Wembley. My main beef is that it was never likely to sell out in their end and it could have been arranged better so that tickets were handed back and sold to the opposition who had a high demand for tickets.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Northerners in "didn't have two pennies to rub together" shocker.
I also forgot that that all West Ham fans live on the District Line. I hate people from the North West (all got chips on their shoulders).
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)
According to Google Maps it was 1200 mile round trip for me, which by my reckoning is a lot further than Blackpool
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)This guy is having a laugh! I traveled from the isle of wight and friends and family traveled from the ROI.
I noticed support from all over the world New York Dubai Belgium Norway Sweden ... They need to lose the huge chip on their shoulder and realise we are a bigger club than them simples! Our support is world wide and not localised like the tangerine queens... Get over it already, the support Blackpool had was nothing short of sad.. Practily half of their top tier allocation was left empty. Shocking!
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)He obviously doesn't understand. West Ham were not disputing the support or comparison in travel costs to Blackpool. We were just stating Blackpool should have sold their seats block by block, allowing any completely empty blocks to be filled the West Ham fans.
or it could just be sour grapes
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)10,000 empty seats.
£400k more as a minimum that they would have had in their pockets as the loser takes all the gate money. Would imagine that's a first team player's annual salary for them. Last edited by bubbles1966 on Wed May 23, 2012 10:25 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)He seems well aware of how the "current economic climate" and the sheer vast distances involved made it tricky for them to sell their allocation.
So why did he ask for 38,000 tickets? I haven't noticed the country getting bigger or the recession getting worse in the past month. The guy's an idiot.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Incredibly naive
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Can anyone who travelled some considerable distance to the game on Saturday reply to this thread with their story please. With view to a KUMB article that we'll be composing.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)
I am sure you noticed it - but the OP's point about selling out our Cardiff allocation 3 years running is also a really good one to include.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)10k empty seats.
Average price of (say) £60. Lost revenue = £600,000 As the losers take the gate money (unwritten rule), that's your loss Mr Oyston
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Don't know if my journey from Chester is a considerable trip however it's only an hour from Blackpool.
Cost me £75.70 for my match ticket and return travel journey (£38 ticket, £37.70 train incl all day travel card). Train was booked in the week before the game as only found I could get a ticket last minute so not cheaper as booked in advance. On train home we met people that had travelled from Ireland and were staying overnight in Chester before getting the ferry back on the Sunday.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)National Rail Train from Blackpool North to London Euston takes 2:43.
My train journey home from Clapham to Bournemouth took 2:46. - And I am convinced a vast number of supporters came a lot further than I did.
Re: Karl Oyston on Blackpool tickets (Blackpool Gazette)Don't think that my travelling is anything, but anyways..
2 hours by car there, left early to beat the traffic, 2 3/4 hours back, 3/4hr in fairness was doing 3 miles getting out near Wembley, funny enough that would have usually wound me right up but I was in a good mood Poorly written piece in my humble, if the rule unwritten or not that the losers take the money then they handled the situation very poorly. Agree as well, how many times do have to here that we are in a more affluent area??? Things are tough down this way as well, perhaps, not as tough as our poor Northern friends, but tough all the same.
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Could minor-party candidates act as spoilers in Colorado?
It's tough to tell, but it is intriguing to note that when three minor party candidates are included in a separate horse race question, a 50%-48% advantage for Obama becomes a 48%-47% margin, with Libertarian Gary Johnson pulling 4% and Green party candidate Jill Stein claiming one percent, and Constitution Party candidate Virgil Goode coming in with less than one-half of one percent. Statistically, there is no difference between 50%-48% and 48%-47%, but it does illustrate the potential effect of the minor-party candidates in this extremely close race.
Ninety-four percent of people questioned said they've made up their minds on their pick, with 5% saying they could still change their minds.
"As always, keep in mind that the poll does not, and cannot, predict the outcome of the election," cautions Holland. "Close elections are inherently unpredictable -- and elections in which a couple of percentage points separate the two candidates are even tougher, if not impossible, to forecast."
President George W. Bush carried Colorado by five points in his 2004 re-election. Four years later then-Sen. Obama accepted his party's presidential nomination at the Democratic convention in Denver, and he won the state by nine points over Sen. John McCain in the 2008 election.
This cycle both candidates as well as their running mates and surrogates have made numerous trips to Colorado since the start of the general election in early April.
The two presidential campaigns, the party committees, and the super PACs and other independent groups backing the two candidates combined have spent over $60 million to run ads on broadcast TV in Colorado since the start of the general election in early April, according to Campaign Media Analysis Group (CMAG), which tracks ad spending for its clients. Just in the past week, $6 million has been shelled out to run spots.
The CNN poll was conducted by ORC International, October 26-31 (entirely after the third and final presidential debate), with 984 adults, including 904 registered voters and 733 likely voters, questioned by telephone. The survey's sampling error for likely voters is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.