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Lamb of God regret to inform our fans in Ecuador that they will not be able to perform at tonight's Quito Fest. The band were at the airport last night when their flight, and all flights, to Ecuador were canceled due to the attempt to overthrow the Ecuadorian government. Lamb of God hopes the unrest will come to a quick end and would like to assure their fans that they will be back!
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Commentators of every sort insisted on mighty significances—religio-Jungian-Wagnerian myth structures and deep-dish psychological meanings. George Lucas, who directed and wrote the movie, attained an eminence that settled somewhere between that of Lao-tzu and Alexander Graham Bell—the sage of Marin County as the ultimate inventor. He relinquished the director's reins for two movies (to Irvin Kershner and Richard Marquand), but when he got back in the game himself, with "The Phantom Menace" (1999), he seemed to have been listening too closely to the commentators. The picture was dead on the screen. What was enjoyably silly about the first movie was gone, and even some of the true believers noticed that Lucas couldn't tell a story clearly or with any emotional impact; that he turned two of the sexiest actors in the English-speaking world (Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor) into sticks; that the vaunted digitized backgrounds were distant and inert, barely integrated into the movie. "Star Wars: Episode II—Attack of the Clones" is much better, though the plot is incomprehensible to anyone over the age of fourteen. The Republic? The Federation? The Separatists? The clone army? The droid army? The Siths? The Kith? The Kin? Everyone's in it, a blur of names and forces. And the actors, most of them vaguely British, intone their starched-collar lines as if they were attending a convention of rural vicars. But, allowing for some dull moments, this movie has considerable visual style. The spacecraft are more beautiful than any seen before—silver birds with knife-thin wings flying through slate-gray interstellar landscapes. The multilevel cities overflow with life, high up, low down, and everywhere in between. This time, Lucas's frame is alive, and he makes good dramatic use of such things as a stinging dark rain that douses two men as they fight on a sloping metallic plane. 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Suddenly, Yoda comes to life: with a look of grim determination, he pulls out a lightsaber and begins flipping himself over the enormous Lee. The visual joke is so good that one cannot lament the loss of realism. Lucas shifts back and forth between this kind of original invention and a dependence on pompous dead-level dreck, a grade-B cheapness that he's obviously addicted to. He's no longer spoofing the old material; he's redoing it in grandiose terms. His dramatic imagination is still severely limited, but it would be nice to think that his visual imagination is just taking off. Téa Leoni's puckered mouth broadens into a dazzling smile in Woody Allen's "Hollywood Ending." The long lean body, draped in cashmere, doesn't make a bad impression, either. And that's only the half of it. There are lots of good-looking women in the movies, but in this role Leoni becomes a supremely attractive person—so intelligent, loyal, and true that you feel both grateful to Woody Allen for bringing her out and angry at him for chaining her to his own aging trunk and fretful temperament. Leoni plays Ellie, a movie-studio executive who has both tough and gentle impulses—a romantic in a lion tamer's job. Allen plays a washed-up movie director, Val Waxman, a real pain in the neck. Val used to be married to Ellie, who is now with a smoothly dominating studio boss (Treat Williams). She prevails upon her boyfriend to give Val one last shot—a big-budget movie—and, of course, Val falls apart. His hands jerking up and down like a forklift gone mad, Allen delivers agitated dither and self-accusing rant better than anyone. He has funny moments, but he pushes Val too far into infantile misery. 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Val, staggering and dropping whatever he's handed, can't tell one prop from another, yet no one on the set notices that he's blind. Allen's comic strategies have grown awfully thin in recent years. In his last movie, "The Curse of the Jade Scorpion," he relied on the manipulations of a mesmerist who spoke the magic word into the telephone, causing people to fall into trances and commit crimes. "Hollywood Ending" is farce, of course, and you have to cut it some slack. But Allen is cutting himself too much slack, and he's beginning to strangle himself with elaborately terrible ideas. In order to keep going at all, this movie becomes devoted to awkward, literal plot devices—getting Val across the set, keeping inquisitive people away from him. A conceit that might have worked in a Chaplin two-reeler takes over and nearly destroys a full-length feature. Some of the teasing of big-studio manners is observant and sharp-tongued. 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Rockford College is among the 1,739 colleges, universities and trade schools on the 2013 list that prioritize the recruitment of students with military experience. Now in its fourth year, the 2013 list of Military Friendly Schools® was compiled through extensive research and a data-driven survey of more than 12,000 VA-approved schools nationwide. The survey results that comprise the 2013 list were independently tested by Ernst & Young LLP based upon the weightings and methodology established by G.I. Jobs. Each year schools taking the survey are held to a higher standard than the previous year via improved methodology, criteria and weightings developed with the assistance of an Academic Advisory Board (AAB) consisting of educators from schools across the country. A full list of board members can be found at http://militaryfriendlyschools.com/board.The complete 2013 list of military friendly schools is available at http://www.militaryfriendlyschools.com/mfsList.aspx.
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Is this getting to be a bit much?
At this point it almost feels as though I'm continuing to bang the drum for us to keep the Tanaka pipe dream alive mostly because of how awesome it would be if it turned out I was actually right to — and, of course, how awesome it would be if the club actually managed to pull off signing him. It's still a massive long shot, for all the reasons that are by now well-understood — geography, the team's lack of recent success, Toronto's small Japanese community, strong-willed and übber-rich competition for his signature, and the club's own reluctance to do deals of the size that it's going to take to land him — but you don't have to look much beyond the Mariners' deal with Robinson Cano to see how those sorts of issues can be overcome with gigantic piles of cash.
It wouldn't be very much like these Toronto Blue Jays to go as all-in as it would take, and it's not really up to them either, but the possibility, however remote, certainly exists that this is more than just the fantastical delusion of idle fans. At least, that's what an unnamed agent who spoke to Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish thinks:
One agent said that the Yankees, Dodgers and Blue Jays were involved when asked what he had heard about Tanaka. Although reports from Toronto made the Jays seem like an unlikely destination, the agent said that the "Jays are in for sure".
Feel free to roll your eyes. I mean… I get it. After the whole Yu Darvish thing of a couple years ago — and how impossibly awfully that's worked out for every team but the Rangers — nobody really has the wherewithal to raise their hopes on this one, knowing how utterly likely it is that they'll come crashing down by Friday's 5 PM ET deadline. But there really isn't much reason to believe that the Jays are out just yet, no matter what Nikkan says, or what the local media will blindly insist about "The Policy" ruling the club out automatically– or what the club may claim after the fact.
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Did you hear that 2014 is a brave new era for F1?
It's been impossible to escape the relentless hype machine in the off-season. Not long ago I speculated that the 2014 season could go either way: it could be a farcical mess or a real re-affirmation of the world's premier motorsport. I was willing to give the buzzing 'powertrains' (engines are so last year, daddy-O) and X-rated noses a chance. I was willing to believe the fan-boys proclaiming 2014 to be the 'best season ever'. If it meant we get some actual motor racing out of the world's 'best' motor racing series, then so be it.
Did we get that in Melbourne? Did we hell.
Okay, so Vettel retired early. Are people that easily pleased now that the retirement of one top driver is enough to make a race incredible? A good motor racing series is good in spite of one dominance by one driver, not because of it; see V8 Supercars with Jamie Whincup, or BTCC with the Honda team. I know we're all sick to the back teeth of Vettel and his stupid finger (on his hand, not on his car), but if anything his early retirement flagged up one of the key issues with the new F1 ruleset. I'm all for making a series unpredictable, but moving the goalposts so far that most of the existing top teams can't even limp through one grand prix without error messages isn't a battle of attrition; it's a farce. Granted, it was nice to see a return of attrition, as opposed to having an entire grid of cars complete a race without fault. But we're not talking man and machine being pushed above and beyond the limit; we're talking a KERS hardware issue crippling the defending champion, like an error message on a computer. Cue the 'KERS has encountered a problem and needs to close' memes and jokes.
The cars hardly look any better on repeated viewings, summed up in commentary by Martin Brundle after an accident in qualifying ('that's the best thing that could've happened to that nose, it's horrible'). But even worse was the sound. We've heard time and again over the off-season how F1 has had turbos before and so by extension the turbo engines this year will be just as good. But they really aren't. 1980s turbo F1 cars were visceral forces of nature, barking fire and brimstone and spewing insane amounts of horsepower. The class of 2014 are none of those things. David Croft in commentary diplomatically put it thus: 'they aren't quite cranked up to 11, more like 7 or 8.' I'm sorry, but monotone buzzing and whirring isn't good enough for F1. No wonder Melbourne City Council were reconsidering renewing their contract to stage the race; their reason being that they weren't 'getting enough bang for their buck'. Especially when in the same weekend, fans were treated to four V8 Supercar races with a packed grid roaring and snarling through the streets of Albert Park, the gunshot gear changes reverberating off the walls like a war zone.
And this brings me to the heart of the issue: the old problems are still present.
Barely ten laps in, talk of fuel conservation started; this most tedious blight on modern F1. This was then compounded post-race when 2nd place finisher Daniel Ricciardo was disqualified for 'exceeding fuel limits'. Wait a minute, I hear you ask. If refuelling during the race is forbidden, then how did he make it home if he used up too much fuel without running out of gas? That after all is what makes fuel mileage finishes in NASCAR so exciting – as Dale Jr found out in Las Vegas. But no, that would be too simple a solution for the FIA. Instead, it's all about measuring fuel flow – how much fuel goes into the engine per hour. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, F1 has officially become a rigid adherence to MPG over MPH. As my friend quipped during the race, only Top Gear can make a fuel conservation race entertaining from start to finish.
I get that F1 has to relate to road car technology, but it has historically done so by leading the way, letting their innovations trickle down into road cars. Now F1 is having to follow road car trends for efficiency. There are ways to promote innovation and fuel efficiency in motorsport – Group C prototype racing proved this in the 1980s. Give the teams and manufacturers a blank slate and X amount of fuel, and if they use more than that…well, they'll run out. This drove innovation as no matter what engine you used, it had to be both fast AND efficient. F1's overcomplicated system is not only restrictive to engine development, but asking for trouble, especially as now Red Bull are reportedly appealing and claiming that the sensors are unreliable at best. Talk about making a rod for your own back, FIA.
Worst of all was the chronic lack of actual racing. I unfortunately missed the race live, and stumbled on the podium result by accident on social media. I still sat down to watch the race, only for my heart to sink when I realized that the top 3 order at the first corner was how they would finish. Many jumped on the impressive performance of Valtteri Bottas as worthy of note, which they were correct to do; the tragedy being that his moves were the only significant moments of actual racing in the entire 57-lap grand prix. And for the last time – DRS doesn't count. The fact that a) it even exists and b) still doesn't improve the racing shows how deep the problem runs. And without wishing to bang the V8 drum again, the Supercars support races were mini-epics featuring close racing and drivers visibly pushing their brutal machines to the limit and balancing a tightrope between reward and disaster – and often falling off it. So if the big bruising taxi-cabs can do it, why can't F1?
Still, I guess this lack of actual racing meant a lack of stupid penalties – although laughably Romain Grosjean was penalized with a drive-through penalty before the race even began. A preemptive strike perhaps?
Perhaps by the low standards of F1 in recent years, Melbourne was a pretty good race. But frankly, my optimism preseason doesn't seem to have been well-founded.
Never mind. British Touring Cars season 2014 starts March 29th.
Tags: Beyond The Flag Daniel Ricciardo Ferrari Formula One Infiniti Red Bull Racing Mercedes Nico Rosberg Sebastian Vettel Valtteri Bottas


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Thursday, September 18, 2008
So he had the shunt put in and all is well ;) He comes home tomorrow morning!!
Dealing with the stress has been hard!!! I so wanted to either eat or have a glass of wine last night, however i didn't ;)
And an NSV this morning after leaving the hospital i phoned the bus # and it said the next bus would be in 25 mins. I thought about it for a minute and then thought, you know what i bet i can beat that bus to the terminal just by walking fast ;) And off i went and yep i beat it!!
So now to get ready for work.
I just want to take a second to say how wonderful the nurses and the doctors were. They listened to anything my husband and i were asking and took the time to tell us exactly what was happening!! They are the best ;)
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Wow! So glad your husband came through with flying colours.ReplyDelete
Good luck to him, and to you!
Hi! Found your link on another blog and wanted to pop by. Wow, only 15.6lbs to go!!!ReplyDelete
Hope your hubby recovers quickly!
Wow. You've had a stressful several days. Just take it one moment at a time, you'll get through this...ReplyDelete
I'm glad your husband made it through everything okay :-)
wow, that's sort of scary. Glad it's all ok now!ReplyDelete
AWESOME news! I'm so happy for you and your husband! I'll continue to keep you both in my thoughts and prayers!ReplyDelete
I'm so very proud of you for walking instead of sitting on your duff and waiting for that bus! That is a huge step in the right direction!
I'm so glad they got right on it and were able to treat the problem. Home soon. yay!!!ReplyDelete
Wishing hubby the speediest of post-procedure recoveries and good health to you both.
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Glad to hear you husband had the stent put in and will be home tomorrow. Great idea to walk! i ams ure it helped clear your mind and the fresh air is good for you, Make sure you take care of YOU as well as the hubby when he gets home!ReplyDelete
glad everything went well, and good for your for not stress eating and for challenging yourself and getting some exercise.ReplyDelete
Glad everything went well!ReplyDelete
You are going to be able to help your husband get healthy if you are taking exceptional care of yourself in this stressful time. My thoughts are with you. Glad all went well!!ReplyDelete
so great that you caught it in time. God bless you both!ReplyDelete
New reader to your blog and while I was saddened to hear you and your husband had to go through this, in retrospect, how lucky that they found the blockage and were able to resolve the problem! Three years ago my Mom wasn't feeling well (nausea). It turned out she was having a heart-attack and needed 3 shunts. I feel tremendously lucky that her minor heart-attack actually saved her life :)ReplyDelete
Glad your hubby is doing okay. Good job on the NSV's. Keep up the good work.ReplyDelete
So glad to hear the problem has been found and dealt with. Good luck on helping him change his diet/lifestyle in whatever areas that applies!ReplyDelete
My FIL had a minor heart attack this year as well - revealing major blockage resulting in 2 stents. Thank God for those minor attacks!


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LG Optimus Elite maintenance update rolling out, brings support for Sprint Direct Connect NowAlex Wagner - Editorial Director of News and Content
Remember earlier this week when we told you that the LG Optimus Elite would soon gain access to the new Sprint Direct Connect Now app and its push-to-talk functionality? Well it looks like Sprint wasn't kidding when it said that the support was coming soon, as the Optimus Elite is getting a new update today that enables access to that app. The update isn't a huge one, but it does also include LG's QuickMemo app and the Sprint Connections Optimizer, which will learn to automatically turn on or off network settings (like your Wi-Fi connection) and connect to specified Wi-Fi networks in order to help save battery life and reduce data usage. The full changelog provided by Sprint for the LS696ZVF update:
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The Senate is moving closer to debating a comprehensive cybersecurity bill.
The Washington Post reported last week that Majority Leader Sen. Harry Reid would bring a cyber bill to the floor before the end of next month.
The bill would address significant cyber issues, such as improving critical infrastructures and bolster interagency collaboration.
Alan Paller, the director of research at the SANS Institute, joined In Depth with Francis Rose to discuss what the bill gets right and what should go back to the drawing board.
Paller also discussed why it has taken so long for comprehensive legislation to make it to the Senate floor and how Reid and other lawmakers plan to deal with the thorny issues of regulation and privacy concerns.
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text: Ok, as promised here is the information on a possible demo opportunity. May 30th (this is the Friday *after* Warlord) I am participating in the American Cancer Society's "Relay for Life". At this relay each group has a theme; my team wants to do a Middle Ages theme (geee... wonder why?) and would love to use this opportunity to "kill two birds with one stone": Add some flair to our area and offer a demo opportunity to Loch Ruadh that would have media publicity. We could do demos of heavy/light weapons, A&S, Bardic (my personal favorite) and whatever else we can think of (except archery unfortunately). This would start about 6pm Friday evening until ???? (the relay goes until 7am Saturday). It would be "dry" as this is held on WISD property but I imagine we could manage. Any ideas? Thoughts? Magdalea --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.476 / Virus Database: 273 - Release Date: 4/24/2003


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Male violence rates are much higher.
Is being a woman in a war zone more risky than being a soldier?
This section mentions women and children being 70% of casualties, but then only mentions that they're forced out of their homes to starve. Where are the husbands? Dead? Forced to fight? This isn't targeting of women, this is targeting of a race or a country. This is what war is, and a lot of single-issue voting feminists support this simply because they won't either vote for the one candidate who would stop wars like this because he's pro-life (though, like all the other pro-lifers before him, won't follow through on his promises to ban abortion), or they won't stop supporting the government in the first place.
Equal numbers of male rape in the places listed are severely under-reported and ignored by the few who do discover it.
Do some women really get sacked because they're pregnant?
Before the recent economic crisis, it was thought that almost 30,000 women were forced out of their jobs every year – just because they became pregnant.
You want the government to force people to pay money to people that aren't working for them because you think that's all about equality. I'm not against personal contracts that protect women when they get pregnant, but those should be voluntary and they should not be enforced. Businesses (made up of people with individual rights to their own money) should not have to pay anyone for work they are not doing. Get your guns and your force out of other people's lives, or you're just supporting violence and inequality.
Oh, and feminists support patriarchal standards for fathers in the workplace, because all they do is mention their problems instead of actually doing anything about them.
Why are women still the poorer sex?
I've covered your wrong statistics already.
Ironically, this comes from that government involvement you love so much. Feminism isn't going to save these women, at least not solely. Smaller governments with freer markets have freer, more respected women.
Are the world's top-dogs really all men?
I would attribute this partly to the fact that a lot of countries are sexist or forces adherance to more traditional gender roles, and partly to the fact that the majority of women in countries that do allow women in politics still have a society that chooses to adhere to traditional gender roles. Just because women in freer countries aren't exactly or close to half doesn't mean that they're being kept out of politics. Female traits are less likely to show leadership (though not always). Women have always been more committed to their families than men when it comes to time and childcare, and this is a choice. If men can balance work and family, so can women, they just have to find a man that will be the primary parent, or not have children for a while or at all.
Also, feminists don't really help make women look like leadership material.
Why do girls get forced into having sex?
The amount of people that know women that have been coerced into sex or hit doesn't actually show the amount of women that have been coerced into sex or hit. This also, again, is ignoring the male side of things, which is equal in domestic violence, and almost equal in rape.
I've also already pointed out the rape of men in other countries is a severe problem, almost more severe because it's thought to not exist and the victim is punished if discovered, due to male patriarchal expectations to be strong and straight.
Your 1 in 6 stat is also largely incorrect, because those types of studies don't directly ask the "victims" if they feel they've been raped and assumes any intake of alcohol or other recreational drugs is proof of rape and intentional drugging by the "rapist," and this often is not the case.
Do men still get a better pay deal than women?
The studies that show that women make less than men don't take into account hours worked, career choice, difference in pay depending on the company, difference in major, difference in career even with the same major, job risk, or time off. Women generally make safer, more comfortable career choices, and take off more than men due to childbirth and taking care of children, which is all personal choice. If individual women want to put their career first, they can either not have a family or find a man that wants to take care of the kids more, and choose harder, more dangerous jobs like construction if they really want to make the same amount. This also falls back on the link I used to show that feminists don't help men become more accepted when it comes to stay-at-home fatherhood.
Why are women still dying having babies?
This isn't an example of sexism. It's tragic and it should be stopped as much as possible, but it's still very rare and still not an example of sexism. It's an example of poverty and lack of resources, and sometimes just due to complications that couldn't be prevented or cured. Again though, this is something that should be stopped as much as possible.
Why are more women than men at risk of HIV?
The conditions in developing countries are horrible, but again, more oppressive governments and poverty stricken countries (usually going hand in hand) are more sexist than countries with less government and a freer market. The conditions of these women and the way they're treated are horrible, but by mentioning the more severe area of this issue, the UK is made to seem like it has a bigger problem than it actually does. While doing everything to prevent HIV is extremely important 7,300 people (not even just women) is not a huge ratio compared to the population of the UK, and none of the reasons for contracting it are sexist reasons, other than cheating maybe, but that's hardly sexist necessarily.
Whose fault is it that women hate their own bodies?
Who doesn't? Honestly? Men have expectations and perceptions of what's attractive as a male as well, and many would change themselves to be more masculine just like women would change themselves to be more feminine.
Men hate their bodies too. Men are objectified too.
Oh really. (Funny, that link, like all of my others, shows better outcome with decline in government involevement)
Are boys getting a better education than girls?
Again with the oppressive, poor, gender enforcing governments. When there's poverty, it's more likely that there's going to be sexism. When there's poverty, it's usually due to an oppressive government. Get rid of the oppressive government, get rid of poverty, get rid of sexism. If the UK, America, and other developed countries don't prove that to you, I don't know what will.
Feminism isn't anti-sexism and gender discrimination. It's one-sided and makes women's oppression a main issue above the actual main issue, which is patriarchy. Women's struggles are important, but so are men's. Women are disadvantaged by patriarchy, but so are men. The fact that this entire booklet focuses entirely on women, and not at all on the opposite end of the spectrum that is almost the exact same and sometimes worse, the fact that an International Women's Day exists, while none for men who are oppressed and have no substantial amount of power get no recognition just proves that feminism does not care about gender equality and only reinforces the idea that women are weak by making them look like the only ones oppressed.
So yes, I am smart and that's why I am not and never will be a feminist. Hope you're not standing near a bridge. I'm glad I'm not anywhere near you though, wouldn't want the feminist for "equality" to jokingly, maybe get all violent and homicidal on my ass.
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this is a one of a kind piece of art, look closley at the detail, "his smile reminds me of some of the elders i see at pow-wows". it is hand sculpted out of cernit a polymere clay and has glass eyes,he is wearing a robe of coyote pelt and he is sitting on a sycamore base and measures 6 3/4 inches from top of head to bottom of base and is 4 inches wide. it is not porcelin or ceramic and is not breakable. he is adorned with human hair with braids and is dressed authenticaly. he is depicted of the comanche tribe and is an elder, oh the storys he could tell...... he is sculpted by texas artist kirby ramos who has won quite a few awards for face detail and originality. this will make a great addition to your native american or western decor. (A point of intrest...... the late great actor Jack Palance owned two of these little pieces of art.......not this one, but others he made, that were bought by a gentelman that lives in California. he gave Jack 2 and Harry Carey 1. Harry played in alot of movies with John Wayne. these pieces are unique in every way he is signed and comes with a letter of authenticity. thanks for looking. kirby
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Jersey Shore Recap: Defying the Laws of Intelligenceby Free Britney at . Comments
Pranks were again off the proverbial hook this week on Jersey Shore, with The Situation getting the better of Deena and Snooki, but later getting served himself.
Also, Sammi's back. Freaking wonderful.
To be honest, though, it's probably best from a dramatic standpoint that the Horror of Hazlet returns. Two weeks of practical jokes is probably sufficient.
As always, THG has broken down some of the top Jersey Shore quotes and scenes from the episode in our trademark +/- recap below. Let's get to it:
DUCK PHONE REVENGE: Plant marshmallows around this house, will they ...
Ronnie's father visits Seaside to lend him some much-needed support. He must not watch the show, otherwise he'd arrive to officially disown his son. Minus 5.
That bike they won on the boardwalk is hella sweet. Plus 3.
Nick, whoever that is (we lose track of Snooki's conquests) doesn't call Snooki back, so she calls him. About 19 times in a row. Dudes really dig this. Minus 9.
Turns out Nick heard Snooki hooked up with both Gianni and Jeff, who are cousins. When you sleep with anything that moves, these things do happen. Plus 4.Vin on Snook: "I care about her too much to let her smash two nights." True, you don't need to subject her to that thing after all she's been through. Plus 8.
Vinny tells Snooki she needs to find some quality dudes. "There are no good quality guys in Seaside," she laments, and she certainly would know. Minus 7.
Annoyed by Deena and Snooki, The Situation calls them a cab to take them to Point Pleasant. Or so they think. Actual destination? Times Square. Plus 11.
WAY TO GET OUR BACK: The girls give Vinny the third degree.
It took them only about 40 miles to catch on. Minus only 2, because while they do defy the laws of intelligence, we half-expected a dropoff in New York.
Snooki is mad at Vinny and Pauly for not telling her about the prank. Oddly enough, Sitch would've totally narked had they been the ones who pulled it. Minus 5.
Situation takes too long to get ready for dinner, so the guys ditch him. This hurts his feelings, but he'd have done it, and a little humble pie never hurts. Plus 4.
Ron insists on calling Sam, who says "Like, I never thought you would, like, do that to me, and you did. I knew what I had, and, like, you didn't." Like, Minus 13.
Sammi: "Don't ruin your life over me." Ronnie: "You are my life now." It's too for me to suppress the urge to vomit, but that's kinda sweet, so ... Wash I guess.
Pauly D says, faux-angrily: "I just heard that you guys were mad at me, but I didn't do anything. So I'm mad at you for being mad at me for no reason." Plus 8.
The toilet is still clogged. Plus 4. Previews show it still is next week. Plus 10.
WHOOP DEE DOO: Sammi's back. People are absolutely thrilled.
The Situation held a family dinner. By himself. JWoww wasn't sure whether to laugh or cry, and neither were we, but we lean slightly towards the former, so Plus 3.
Deena and Snooki decide to play along and pretend they had the time of their lives in New York. Minus 1, though, because that lasted all of about 40 seconds.
The girls got him good with the last part of this zinger: "Mike, you're an a$$hole and we hate you and you're a bad person and were born in 1965." Plus 6.
A car pulls up outside. Who could it be?! Minus 7 for the non-suspense but Plus 15 for Sammi returning in the one outfit she owns, the white top and black skirt!
How long until they try to kill each other next week? Three minutes? Minus 20.
@mela: Soapbox, no. Expressing my opinion,yes. There is a big diffrence in those two things.
Mela- how about u got off YOUR soapbox! Freespirit is absolutely right! These losers have put no effort into earning their money- somehow all their horrible character flaws come together & BAM they r rich! & btw, no shit we don't take life advice from them!! NO SHIT!!
I love how you're on a soapbox about the moral vein of society on a gossip blog. Lol.
This show is pure entertainment. Everybody loves train wrecks and drama. This show is hilarious. Yes, they're given celeb status. But it's not like they're nominated for public office somewhere. No one is looking to the Jersey Shore for. Life advice and if they are they deserve whatever they get.
Yes, we're rewarding their behavior but I don't see it making them worse. And none of them are serial killers or crackheads.
Lighten up or post your sermon on some page that cares.
I'm with you, D-lister. It isvery sad indeed. One wants to weep.
Seriously? "You were born in 1965" is the best comeback they can come up with? Oooooh, good one, airbrains! Growing older is not optional unless you die before it happens. Idiots. Somebody call an exterminator, and please fix the toilet while you're at it.
Seriously??? Sammi is a complete idiot. That frustrates anybody w/ a brain. If she couldn't handle what he did to her then she needed to exit. To stay and torture him, herself and everyone around her is immature, inconsiderate, self destructive & shows she has no self respect at all. It's easy to be frustrated by stupidity. Get it now???
why do you guys rag on sammie so hard? That girl didn't do shit! It was Ron going out to the club and hooking up with other broads then coming back home to her. And j woww and snook could have just been up front with her about what they knew instead of writing that stupid letter. Sammie has every reason to be mad. People on the show were dogging her no matter what intentions they had. Yea she is a bit intense but hell who wouldn't be in her place. Give her a f**king break! THG and Everyone else!
Freespirit 114 I have to say I disagree with your philosophy. The truth is money is power! its power over people, over our hearts, over our minds, over our morals. And with the economy being so messed up these days it doesn't matter how u get a dollar anymore. All that matters is the money. The jersey shore clique isn't doing anything wrong. They just got lucky with an easy break. Don't hate on them. you need to Just ask yourself if you were offered a deal like theirs would you take it?
@freespirit114: Sadly, your not alone with that theory. And before long, someone will even tell us to just not watch the show. Hell, you don't have to to form that feeling. Seems that every talk show host can't get enough of them also. Maybe the terrorist ARE winning.
I missed it last night! She's back on the show, WTF? Ugh! Did anyone notice if u watch season 1, u see her laughing in Angelina's corner everytime Angelina starts talkin shit? Sammi's a spineless follower for sure, not a leader! Ha see what happens when she is in charge of her love life; disaster!!!


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