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Lmao… Glad someone got so upset over this… But, you didn't bitch about Hans Olo or it being tagged as Jedi. You've failed me for the time.
My nephew as Darth Vader.
1) This is not Darth Vader
2) Darth Vader is not from Star Trek
3) Your nephew looks like quite a nerd already (batman socks and avengers shoes!) so good job to his parents
4) Darth Vader and Spock have nothing to do with each other. Ever. Just because they both have "Star" in the name does not make Star Trek and Star Wars similar in any way.
Maybe someday you can succeed
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Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Sunday said the transfer Jaisalmer's Superintendent of Police Pankaj Choudhary is "routine" as it was part of the reshuffle of 49 IPS officers.
"It is an attempt to make non-issue an issue by linking transfer of the IPS officers including Jaislamer SP on August 2 with a state government's circular," Gehlot told reporters after a Roza Iftar at a college ground in Jaipur.
"It was the state government's circular of July 14 to all district SPs to check history-sheets of criminals. There is a provision in Rajasthan Police rules that if a history sheet of a criminal is opened, it can not be closed.
"In the circular the state government has asked the SPs that the history sheet of criminals should not be closed, and if closed, ensure it is opened...also asked them to honour any High Court ruling, if any in any such case," he said.
"Any police officer who is taking action based on the state government's order can not be transferred. It was an administrative decision for reshuffling the officers and in public interest too. The non-issue becomes an issue in media, it is most unfortunate and I do not understand it", the Chief Minister commented.
Gehlot further said, "If any SP is obeying the order under sections of Rajasthan Police Rules, why would the state government punish him. The government is itself directing the SPs to take up history-sheeters' matter. If any such file is closed due to a High Court order, it should also be opened appropriately in the light of decision."
When asked who converted the matter into an "issue", Gehlot told reporters, "You people are making it." On being asked that whether the matter was being communalised, Gehlot replied, "BJP's job is to communalise." When reminded that Jaisalmer observed bandh against the SP's transfer, Gehlot said, "It is public..it does on may occasions...some people might be having such feelings...even SDO's transfer can cause such public feelings".
Choudhary had reopened history-sheets against several persons, including the one against Gazi Fakir, 78-year-old father of Pokhran Congress MLA Saleh Mohammed, on July 31 after a spurt in crime in the golden fort city. When asked that whether Gazi Fakir's history sheet be investigated, Gehlot said, "The state government has issued the circular to SPs...if any one (SP) does the job...he can not be made guilty....there is no link with transfer".

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Valley to celebrate 4th of July
By Josette Keelor -- email@example.com
Opportunities to celebrate Independence Day last for more than a week, with music, family friendly fun and fireworks lighting up the valley.
July 3
July 4
But the party doesn't end with the fireworks grand finale.
Next weekend, Brycefest will take place from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday. On the Front Lawn Stage, Wes Iseli, Magician Extraordinaire will perform twice, at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The band Word of Mouth will make its debut in a concert from noon to 12:45 p.m., followed by Chordwood from 1 to 4 p.m. and DryMill Road from 4:15 to 7 p.m.
At the Ski Slope Deck Stage, the Robbie Limon Band will perform from 7 to 10 p.m.
Admission and parking are free, and arts and crafts vendors will be on site. The night will end with fireworks at 9:30 p.m.
For more information, visit bryceresort.com.
Fireworks and other pyrotechnic devices are prohibited on national forests and grasslands year-round, regardless of weather conditions or holidays. Regulations are enforced and a violation is punishable, as a misdemeanor, by a fine of not more than $5,000 or imprisonment of not more than six months, or both.
Forest visitors are reminded to ensure that all fires are extinguished and cold to the touch before leaving them.
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After 39 years filled with crashing dreams, the Stanley Cup again belongs to the Boston Bruins. One desired problem to have for every GM is a shortened off season by a lengthy Stanley Cup run.
Now that our celebration is are over and the relentless questioning about what the hell is going on with Brad Marchand is becoming stagnant, we shouldn't forget that the future of the Boston Bruins will be on display this year.
With a lot of chatter from mainstream media about the potential for the Bruins to repeat, the elephant in the room is the Bruins offense and no one is talking about it. Just two years ago Boston finished 30th in overall offense which is forgotten by most because of this past year's 40 goal improvement. This shouldn't be expected again in 2011-2012. Last year we saw four of Boston's forwards have career highs or tie career highs in goals. The offseason brought us the loss of Mark Recchi and Michael Ryder, and no surefire improvement has been made in acquisitions.
GM Pete Chiarelli is hoping that the homegrown heroes such as Tyler Seguin and Brad Marchand will excel in natural progression and pray that last year's trade acquisitions Chris Kelly and Rich Peverley score a bit more often as well. If either one of those pairing falter in the offense department it is likely that Boston will return as bottom dwellers in the "Goals For" category.
As usual, Boston will still be a top defensive juggernaut, despite the likelihood that Tim Thomas will not repeat his excellent season from the year before. When Tuukka Rask won the starting job two years back, the Bruins were number 2 in total defense. It wouldn't even be surprising to see Thomas fall off pace and Rask to take over the starting job midway through the season.
With the defense stable and excelling, it might be wise for Chiarelli to start looking in other clubs for potential additions to his organization, as the remaining free agents are free agents for a reason. An interesting move would be to snag Brad Boyes from Buffalo. The Sabres need to trim salary desperately and Boyes could be stolen at minimal cost.
The Bruins might also be preparing to play without the services of Brad Marchand. Fans should not forget that Marchand's agent Wade Arnott, is Phil Kessel's agent. A few years back Arnott was able to get Kessel a big deal by finding a taker for him on the trade market. Unless a team needs to reach the league minimum in salary and will overpay for Marchand, it isn't likely that Boston would facilitate a way out of town for the "pesky" forward.
Instead, the key negotiators are probably looking at the recent deal/extension between Logan Couture and the San Jose Sharks as a point to start all over. Couture's deal is for two years $5.75m. It has been originally thought that Marchand was worth about $4.5m over two years. A quick comparison finds that Couture is one year younger and had 15 more points than Marchand, but Marchand had a much stronger showing in the latter half of last season into the playoffs.
While we don't know if the snag in contract talks is money, years, or both – Marchand will get a big pay raise to earn about $2.5m-3.0m per year.
Chiarelli doesn't have a leg to stand on in the farm system for this year, so he shouldn't bet on trying to "out-wait" the Marchand camp. The only names that matter on the Providence Bruins are that of Jordan Caron and Zach Hamill, but neither will win a spot over Marchand. They may be primed for the NHL but they constantly show why they might not be ready to make a full time jump with the big B's.
Caron spent 23 games last year with the Boston Bruins and the rest with the minor league affiliate. He is likely the only player that will make the roster of the Boston Bruins with regularity this season but has yet to complete a season at any skill level without some sort of substantially time consuming injury. He will have to shake this in order to stay out of the minors. Caron has a big body and knows how to use it effectively. He boasts plenty of scoring upside despite being a decent defensive forward. If he hopes to maintain his presence on the big B's roster, even as a healthy scratch, he will need to improve his decision making when in possession of the puck if he truly wants to maximize his scoring potential in the NHL. If he can avoid the injury bug consistently, he has the potential to be the next big two way forward for the Bruins, similar to say – Cam Neely?
Hamill has a smooth stride and powerful acceleration. He is able to create space for himself and his teammates. He is small by unwritten league standards for being a recognized solid physical player standing at 5-11, and before he gets a chance to establish himself in the NHL he will need to be stronger on the puck in the AHL. A stronger effort could put him centering the Bruins third line. However, barring an injury to one of the Bruin's many talented centers Hamill is headed for another year with Providence.
There are only two weeks until training camp when we find out if Chiarelli's quiet patience will pay off.
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You know, just another one of those things that I reference in my day to day life and no one gets why I'm saying, "I don't know!" in a funny voice.
Last night I had a dream that Hermoine, Ron, and I finally killed Lord Voldemort. But then he came back to life. YOU GUYS HE CAME BACK TO LIFE AND HE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE HORCRUXES.
Then I had a dream that I had a conversation with Marc Maron and he LIKED me. He REALLY LIKED me!
I don't know which dream is more improbable.
I can't believe that in all the history of the entire internet, I was the first person to photoshop Matt Damon's face onto a cat.
Why isn't every single person ever following this guy?
Meryl Streep and Nora Ephron on-set of Julie & Julia (2009)
Fuck yeah Hoboken
I think My Strange Addiction is my strange addiction.
Sweet Jesus.
My grandparents had their wedding reception there 57 years ago. My grandmother's parents didn't approve of the marriage so she paid for it all by herself. She was one BAMF.


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College Leaders Program Class of 2013
Day 5: Wednesday, June 5
Reported by: David Snyder, Christopher Newport University
On Wednesday, the CLP Class of 2013 spent half the day exploring an area of the Commonwealth that does not normally grace the front pages of state news - the city of Danville. First, we spent several hours talking to three community planning leaders in the Danville community. The city of Danville was once a hub of tobacco curing and textile manufacturing and represented the epicenter of Virginia economics. When the textile industry left the Danville area, the city suffered massive job losses. The loss of industry devastated the surrounding community and the culture of the area. Danville was left without alternative means of economic productivity, and unemployment soared.
Through a successful development of the River District in the middle of the city and increasing development investment all over the city, Danville has successfully begun a transformation of the city. Danville has succeeded in attracting large and small companies to the area, specifically in high-tech areas and manufacturing.
In addition to participating in a conversation with Danville community leaders, the class embarked upon a brief bus tour of Danville led by long-time Danville political leader Linwood Wright. I had a great time learning about the new developments of the Danville area.
College Leaders Program Class of 2013
Day 4: Tuesday, June 4
Reported by: Christopher Boden, Hampden-Sydney College and Stephanie Tipple, University of Mary Washington
We started our day at Thornton Hall learning about the different geographic regions of Virginia, breaking down the different facets of each region's median income, prevalent industries and population. Then we moved to an overview of Virginia's politics and how they've been shaped; starting with Harry Byrd, then the 1969 political schism and looking to explain why Virginia has historically been a red state. We spread into five groups to further break down and understand the past 50 years of Virginia politics, leaving off with the 2008-present political scene. A big point of the discussion was how Virginia has historically been a red state, and how certain factors and events have transformed the state from solidly red to purple.
After our class with Dr. Kidd, we had our headshots and group photo at the Rotunda, taken by Bill Bond and Tracy Tanner Bond of Cloverdale Photography.
Dinner was a combination of Greek kabobs and sides, provided by Charlottesville's Sticks Kebob Shop.
In the evening, the College Leaders Program participants gathered into four assigned groups to work on the introductory plan and policy they want to implement for the culminating project. These four groups were each sectioned into different themes important to the Virginia political scene; social services, infrastructure, the electoral process and education. This meeting will set the stage for the preliminary panel on Thursday where the groups will present their findings and proposed plan for their culminating project and receive feedback.
College Leaders Program Class of 2013
Day 3: Monday, June 3
Reported by: Elias Bekri, Radford University and Blake Wheelock, University of Virginia
Today we kicked off the first of our academic program with guest speaker Bob Gibson, the executive director of the Sorensen Institute. He spoke about the history of the Institute and his career in journalism. After April Auger lead the class in a discussion about ethics in leadership, the class came up with a wide array of adjectives to flesh out a collective ideal of what an ethical leader could and should be. The discussion revealed the students' varying definitions of what it was to be an ethical leader, but also lead to collective agreement on what an ethical leader's values should be.
Next we did an exercise of the four types of ethical dilemmas that can arise to challenge political leaders as well as the average citizen. It consisted of reading about a fictional representative from Michigan and the ethical dilemmas he faced. The readings provided some insight as to how often political leaders can come into conflict with many different situations at once. We then broke up into regional groups and came up with lists about our local and state governments' efficacy.
Quentin Kidd then finished our session talking about the evolution of Virginia in regards to demography and population, as well as inviting a discussion of the prototypical liberal and conservative and the rationale behind their worldviews. Next we learned about Virginia's higher education system and how it is the only state that does not actually have a "university system" per se. Dr. Kidd praised our higher education system and the state for this characteristic; explaining that this system has allowed Virginia to have the upper hand when it comes to higher education.
The CLP class finished its first day with pizza and homework.
College Leaders Program Class of 2013
Day 2: Sunday, June 2
Reported by: Aaron Barden, Virginia Commonwealth University and Andrew Whitley, Virginia Tech
College Leaders Program Class of 2013
Day 1: Saturday, June 1
Reported by: Maggie Anderson, Roanoke College and Jermayne Wright, Virginia State University
The 2013 Spring Gala on April 2 brought nearly 400 Virginians together in Richmond to honor our current and former Lieutenant Governors and Attorneys General. Speakers included John Hager, Mary Sue Terry, Jerry Kilgore, Tim Kaine and keynote speaker Jim Lehrer.
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The Sorensen Institute hosted another installment of our Southside Public Leadership Series on Monday. Gov. Jerry Baliles spoke on leadership at Danville's Instiute for Advanced Learning and Research, focusing on the six things he believes political candidates need to be effective leaders: humility in power, hard work, public speaking skills, a broad education, knowledge of law and political enthusiasm.
The event, which attracted more than 50 people, was sponsored by the Sorensen Institute and the Danville Register & Bee.
Coverage of the event is available online at the Danville Register & Bee.
The Sorensen Institute is proud to announce the Youth Program Managers for our 2013 College and High School Leaders Programs: Nathalie Navarette (CLP 2012, HSLP 2008), Michael Nolan (CLP 2012), and Dakota Thomas (CLP 2010). The Program Managers help direct our College and High School Leaders Programs, which are held each summer on grounds at the University of Virginia. They are critical to the success of the programs, providing on-site mentoring, instruction, and leadership to our students.
Nathalie Navarrete, from Alexandria, Virginia, is a senior at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. She is a graduate of the Sorensen Institute's High School Leaders Program (2008) and College Leaders Program (2012). Currently, Nathalie works with grassroots organizations to educate and mobilize voters in New England and she also serves as a classroom assistant in the Lewiston-Auburn public school system. After conducting research on citizenship revocation in the Dominican Republic and Haiti, she recently finished her senior thesis on labor economic theory. Nathalie will graduate in the spring of 2013 with a double major in Political Economy and French & Francophone Studies.
Over his college career, Michael Nolan helped found the Phi Kappa Psi Virginia Eta chapter at Virginia Commonwealth University and has served as one of its past presidents, responsible for organizing, educating and motivating a large group of type A+ personalities. In the Virginia Legislative Session of 2012, he interned for The Honorable Delegate Beverly J. Sherwood as a part of Virginia Commonwealth Universities Capital Semester Program at the General Assembly. Michael graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a B.A and the Sorensen College Leaders Program in 2012.
Dakota Thomas is a graduating senior of the University of Virginia's College at Wise's Class of 2013. As an undergraduate, he majored in Government/Political Science, and Psychology. Dakota received an undergraduate research grant for work with the Peace Theses, focusing on the Middle East. He served for four years as a First Year Mentor, an upperclassman who provides academic advising to incoming students. In the past year, he has also served as a Resident Advisor for the Freshman class, helping incoming students adjust to life on campus and away from home. He has also served as an assistant to a two week summer study abroad program in Dortmund, Germany. Dakota is a graduate of the College Leaders Program Class of 2010.
Leigh Middleditch, co-founder of the Sorensen Institute, presented Sorensen's first Founders Award at this month's Gala. Award-winner Walt De Vries' Institute of Political Leadership in North Carolina was the inspiration for the Sorensen Institute. De Vries was also responsible for bringing Middleditch and co-founder Michael Bills together in 1993.
Michael Pearlmutter, executive director of the Institute of Political Leadership in North Carolina, accepted the award on behalf of Walt De Vries.
Members of the Sorensen Institute staff and regional boards have completed an exhaustive review of a record number of highly qualified applicants for admission to the 2013 College Leaders and High School Leaders Programs. We're proud to announce the College Leaders Program Class of 2013 and the High School Leaders Program Class of 2013! These students have proven themselves to be active and engaged citizens in their communities. We can't wait for them to join us in Charlottesville this summer!
College Leaders Program Class of 2013
Maggie Anderson, Roanoke College; Madison
Aaron Barden, Virginia Commonwealth University; Richmond
Elias Bekri, Radford University; Moneta
Christopher Boden, Hampden-Sydney College; Washington, D.C.
William Brackin, Old Dominion University; Hampton
Rachel Brooks, The College of William and Mary; Virginia Beach
Jory Bunn, Old Dominion University; Virginia Beach
Joniel Cha, The University of Virginia; Leesburg
Andres Chovil, George Mason University; Annandale
Kate Cude, Piedmont Virginia Community College; Charlottesville
Emily Dean-McKinney, The College of Wooster; Charlottesville
Chase Grogg, Hampden-Sydney College; Williamsburg
Brendan Hood, Virginia Commonwealth University; Colonial Heights
Toni Jones, George Mason University; Richmond
Zhina Kamali, Virginia Commonwealth University; Vienna
Daniel Ku, Virginia Commonwealth University; Fairfax
Max Maurer, Hampden-Sydney College; Oak Hill
Claire Nadolski, Lynchburg College; Virginia Beach
Colman Packard, Hampden-Sydney University; Charlottesville
Richard Pantele, Hampden-Sydney College; Richmond
David Snyder, Christopher Newport University; Fairfax
Stephanie Tipple, The University of Mary Washington; Warwick, RI
Blake Wheelock, The University of Virginia; Lynchburg
Andrew Whitley, Virginia Tech; Chilhowie
Jermayne Wright, Virginia State University; Norfolk
High School Leaders Program Class of 2013
Tyler Ambrose, William Fleming and Roanoke Valley Governor's School, Roanoke
Sarah Ashman, Douglas S. Freeman High School, Richmond
Eric Asplund, Douglas S. Freeman High School, Henrico
Hayley Batten, Jamestown High School, Williamsburg
Jack Boettger, George C. Marshall High School, Vienna
Thomas Cannella, Poquoson High School, Poquoson
David Cohn, Charlottesville High School, Charlottesville
Mason Davenport, Maggie L. Walker Governor's School, Henrico
Alana Davitt, Norfolk Academy, Virginia Beach
Tim Dodson, Western Albemarle High School, Charlottesville
Sofa Getachew, Washington-Lee High School, Arlington
Oscar Guardado, James River High School, Richmond
Nicole Jackson, Maggie L. Walker Governor's School, Richmond
Isa Kivlighan, Stuart Hall School, Staunton
Emma Leeds Armstrong, Monticello High School, Charlottesville
Mattie Leibowitz, West Potomac High School, Alexandria
Rachel Lim, Deep Run High School, Henrico
Eddie Lin, Tallwood High School, Virginia Beach
Sarah Mosley, Yorktown High School, Arlington
Brian Murray, Cape Henry Collegiate School, Virginia Beach
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Meriwether Roberts, Collegiate School, Richmond
Amar Singh, South Lakes High School, Herndon
Rhea Somaiya, The Madeira School, Fairfax
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Duncan and Spurs hold off Grizzlies 110-108 in OT
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Tim Duncan scored 24 points, Marco Belinelli added 19 points and Kawhi Leonard had 17 to carry the San Antonio Spurs past the Memphis Grizzlies 110-108 in overtime Tuesday night.
Mike Conley had 30 points for the Grizzlies, scoring 21 in the second half.
Memphis used a 23-7 run in the final 5 minutes and tie the game at 98. Conley hit a runner at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime 3 seconds after Manu Ginobili put the Spurs ahead with a layup. Ginobili scored the game-winning layup with 1.8 seconds to go in overtime.
Conley had an opportunity to win the game in overtime but his 25-foot 3-point attempt was short.
The Spurs won their fourth straight road game and their seventh straight against the Grizzlies. San Antonio was playing its first game without center Tiago Splitter, who sprained his right shoulder in Saturday's win over the Clippers and is out for three to five weeks.
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By Lance Guma
26 October 2011
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai has told Parliament that the issue of gay rights "is an elitist debate meant to divert attention from the problems affecting poor people in Zimbabwe."
Fielding questions from MP's in the first ever Prime Minister's Question Time since 1988, Tsvangirai said the people were writing a new constitution and they would define what sort of society they wanted to live in.
The historic session saw both MP's from the three political parties in parliament get an opportunity to ask the Prime Minister questions on what the government was doing. Tsvangirai got the ball rolling by telling the MP's the session was not a 'war situation' were party rivalries would be settled.
The debate over gay rights surprisingly came from Tsvangirai's own party with MDC-T MP for Bulawayo Central Dorcas Sibanda, asking whether the PM was advocating for gay rights in the constitution. There was wild laughter when Tsvangirai said "perhaps I am speaking here kuda mumwe musi mungangodai muringochani panapa- we may be talking while some of you may be gays here. What you do in your private sphere is your private problem."
Tsvangirai also addressed issues on empowerment, political violence, media reforms and developments in Libya. The session was poorly attended by ZANU PF MP's.
Responding to questions on the controversial manner in which the empowerment agenda was being pushed through Tsvangirai said there was a need "to promote, not damage investment in the country" adding that the idea was "not to share a small cake but to grow the cake that people are able to share. We need to create wealth through the creation of funds so that the people are able to benefit," he said.
Tsvangirai also had a dig at Zimpapers Talk Radio for trying to muscle into the broadcasting field by applying for a commercial radio licence when they were already dominating the print media. Responding to a question from Mutare Central MP and the MDC-T chief whip in Parliamen, Innocent Gonese, who wanted clarification on the government's position on media reforms, Tsvangirai said:
"One would be forgiven to think that there are two governments in Zimbabwe. There is need for multiple media space not a situation where newspapers want to go into radio broadcasting. Without media space, you cannot speak on democracy."
He also said the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) board needed to be reconstituted, as had already been agreed.
The Prime Minister also touched on the continuing political violence countrywide, saying the police needed to be unbiased and weed it out. He gave the example of the violence which rocked Parliament a few months ago and said the perpetrators have still not been arrested. Tsvangirai urged the three main political parties to play a leading role in stamping out political violence.
He bemoaned the poor performance of parastatals like Air Zimbabwe, arguing they were a drain on state resources. Government recently committed itself to taking on Air Zimbabwe's US$140 million debt and Tsvangirai said: "There is no sense of responsibility among the board members because they feel it belongs to the government and they don't care if they make a loss."
Turning to Libya, he said there was now a need to recognise the National Transitional Council which deposed long time dictator Muammar Gaddafi, a position that was in line with that taken by the African Union.


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Curiosity and Control
Pairing: Tony Stark and Steve Rogers
Summary: fluff. during a battle for the remote, Tony discovers that Captain America is ticklish, which he finds very amusing.
Steve Rogers was lounging on the couch in the living room of the illustrious Stark Tower, flipping through channels with a remote which he'd recently been taught by Tony how to use. It was an odd day, there was really nothing to do. Tony was working in the lab. Nothing evil was wreaking havoc on the world. And frankly, Steve was a bored.
Eventually Steve came across a documentary on the Second World War, something he found a lot more familiar in this brand new world. A lot had happened in the past 70 years. Steve finally found something that peaked his interest, just as a certain tired yet snarky genius strolled in to the room.
Tony flashed Steve a smile as he moved toward the couch, taking a seat next to the Captain. He glanced at the television and raised his brows. "We are not watching a war documentary. Give me the remote Cap."
"What? No. I want to watch this." Steve grumbled back.
"Steven Rogers. You don't need to watch a World War II documentary. You. Were. There." Tony argued.
"It's interesting." Steve defended.
"Give. Me. The. Remote."
"No," was the flat reply.
At that Tony lunged for the remote which Steve held; but he was ready for the attack and through his arm up over his head, leaving the control out of Tony's grasp. Steve's other arm was pushing Tony away, and he was much stronger than the philanthropist; it was clear Tony didn't have a chance.
The captain was laying sideways, one arm off the couch with the remote in hand, trying to repel a very determined Tony, who'd managed to practically climb across the side of him in his attempt for the remote control.
Tony reached again, but his hand dropped to Steve's side and slid back down after being blocked by the Captain's arm. He felt Steve's body shudder beneath him. He paused for a moment, puzzled at the reaction, and ran his fingers curiously up Cap's side.
A twitch.
Tony's mouth formed a devious and knowing smirk. Steve thought at first that he had won, as Tony had stopped grabbing for the remote, but he grew a bit worried when he saw the look Tony was giving him.
"Umm.. What are you-" Steve stopped, flinching as Tony gave him a poke to the stomach.
"Are you ticklish, Cap?" Tony grinned.
"What I? Uh.. Well… Yeah… A little.." Steve admitted.
"Just a little?" Tony questioned as he scrabbled his fingers lightly across Steve's stomach, eliciting a small laugh that Steve immediately tried to stifle. Steve gave Tony a worried look when he noted the evil smirk working it's way across Tony's lips.
"Maybe a… Bit more than… just a little…" Steve almost whispered.
"You want to give me that remote now?" Tony grinned.
Steve looked nervous, but held firm and retorted, "No."
"I was actually kinda hoping you'd say that." Tony laughed as he dug his fingers in to Steve's skin.
His reaction was immediate and hilarious. Steve was practically screaming with laughter, body squirming about beneath Tony. One hand was clinging to the remote and the other desperately trying to ward off Tony's devious fingers, but just one of Steve's hands was no match for all of Tony.
He leaned in a way that pinned Steve's free hand between himself and the back of the couch, leaving the poor soldier defenseless under the assault. Tony's fingers worked their way over Steve's ribs, across his stomach, down his sides, and under his arms, driving the Captain wild.
"AHAHAA OH MY GAHAHAHOD TONYYYHEHE STAHAHAHOP-HAHA" Steve cried out hysterically, his laughter like music to Tony's ears.
"I will if you give me the remote." Tony smiled, inwardly hoping that Steve wouldn't give in just yet; it was rare to see Captain America laughing and looking so happy these days.
"Nope. Remote. Then I'll stop."
Steve squirmed and tried to wiggle out from beneath the smaller man, or at least free up an arm to defend himself, but to no avail, and he was determined not to give in. "DAHAHAMMIT TONYYHAAHAAHAHA!" Steve yelped as Tony pressed his fingers against Steve's hips.
He was a bit surprised to hear the Captain cursing. Sensing that he'd found a very sensitive area, he let his fingers linger there a while, brushing against the skin for a few moments longer.
Steve felt his resolve cracking; he could barely breath. "ALRIHIHIGHT OKAHAHAHAY OKAHAY TAHAHAKE THE DAHAHAMN REMOHOTE AHAHA! JUST STAHAHAHOP TICKLING MEHEHEHE!" Steve gasped as he gave in.
Tony gave his abdomen one last flick of the fingers before stopping, a victorious and satisfied smirk playing on his lips.
Steve groaned and handed Tony the remote control as he tried to catch his breath.
"So what was that you were saying about being just a little ticklish?" Tony laughed as he flipped the channel.
Steve attempted to shoot him a glare, but he was still laughing a bit from the tickling so it wasn't very effective. "Dammit Tony… Don't do that. Ever. Again." Steve grumbled.
"Ha right. Like I'm just gonna ignore the fact that Captain Fucking America is extremely ticklish for the rest of my life. That's totally gonna happen." Tony laughed.
"I swear if you ever-"
"What? You'll laugh some more?" Tony snickered.
"oh don't get all pouty on me. I won't torture you ALL the time…." Tony's look softened, "Besides I think it's cute that you're so ticklish. Your laugh is adorable. You should laugh more."
Steve blushed at Tony's comment, making himself more comfortable as they settled into the couch and Tony found a movie on tv that was suitable. Steve still watched Tony's fingers warily every time the dark haired man made a move, making Tony laugh. This was going to make life very interesting.


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Fox's 24: Live Another Day debuted in its regular time slot this Monday, and the series took a fall from grace. Monday's new outing drew 6.4 million total viewers and a 2.0 rating, down 20 and 23 percent from its two-hour event launch last week.
Fox's Bones opened the night on a positive note bringing in 6.3 million total viewers and earning a 1.6 in the demo. The new episode rose in a tenth in the demo and added a few new viewers as well.
Here is how the other main networks faired this Monday:
ABC: Dancing with the Stars (13.8 mil/2.2) stared the night off, rising three tenths in the demo. Following Dancing with the Stars, Castle's much talk-about season 6 finale (10.4 mil/2.0) saw a 16 and 25 percent increase (hitting a 14-week high in the demo).
CBS: After a Two Broke Girls rerun, the recently canceled Friends With Better Lives (4.9 mil/1.5) she a tenth, while Mike & Molly (7 mil/2.0) saw a gain of eight percent and three tenths.
NBC: Over at NBC, The Voice (11 mil/3.0) was flat and freshman series The Blacklist's finale (10.5 mil/2.6) lost a tenth.
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Its snow joke - this White Swiss Shepherd Dog is proving a life saver after she adopted three tiger cubs abandoned by their mother at a local zoo in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
The snow white hound named Tally is breastfeeding the tiny trio of tigers after the mother Bagheera refused to feed them herself.
Keepers said the dog was producing milk for the cubs, two males and a female that were born in October, even though her own puppies have not yet been born. They are feeding her a high protein food to make sure she has enough milk for them all.
It is not the first time the tiger mum has abandoned her cubs at the zoo at the Oktyabrsky health resort. Zoo keepers last time five months ago used a wrinkled, sand-colored Shar Pei dog named Cleopatra. The two cubs born then were sold to a Moscow circus.
This time round they already had the dog wet nurse Tally lined up, and zoo spokesperson Victoria Kudlaeva said were surprised that she had adopted the three so quickly.
The cubs are also being fed goat's milk as an additional supplement. The female has been named after her adopted mum Tally - and the zoo is holding a contest to name the two males.
And althought the cubs have sharper claws than puppies they have learned not to annoy their adopted mum - who nudges them away with her nose when they start to scratch or bite.
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Definición de reductionism en inglés:
reductionismSaltos de línea: re|duc¦tion|ism
Pronunciación: /rɪˈdʌkʃ(ə)nɪz(ə)m /
sustantivo[mass noun] often derogatory
The practice of analysing and describing a complex phenomenon in terms of its simple or fundamental constituents, especially when this is said to provide a sufficient explanation.
Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The main enemies are psychologism, reductionism, idealism, and the distortion of the phenomena by philosophical systems.
- That does not require that in embracing naturalism one also embrace determinism, physicalism, and reductionism.
- In contrast to reductionism, there is the view that testimony is itself a 'basic' source of warrant.
reductionist sustantivo& adjetivo
- Más ejemplos en oraciones
- Contrary to what your consult implies in his response, I am not a vitalist, a reductionist, or a physicalist.
- This kind of reductionist approach is not a new idea in philosophy.
- I think it's a bit reductionist to move it to being equivalent with evil; that's not what I intended in the original post.
- Más ejemplos en oraciones
- The scientific method is necessarily reductionistic.
- Davies has written several books decrying the tendency of scientists to be overly reductionistic in their analyses.
- So please forgive me if this comes across as superficial and reductionistic.
Pronunciación: /-ˈnɪstɪk/adjetivo
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The guy who created the "CSI" shows is raking in $25k per episode for EACH of the three series on the air ... this according to his estranged wife who claims she can't figure out why he deserves to keep getting paid ... and even worse, she says she's been totally cut off.
Jennifer Zuiker just filed new legal docs in her divorce from Anthony Zuiker ... in which she claims Anthony hasn't given her a dime in child and spousal support since she called off the marriage last April.
According to the docs, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Jennifer is demanding $1,000,000 to pay her lawyers and accountants while they work out a long term financial arrangement. Plus she wants a judge to sign off on an order that would force Anthony to shell out $54,282 in monthly support. After all, Jennifer claims she spends $158,827 in monthly expenses including:
-- personal living expenses ............$91,882
-- children's personal expenses ... $5,236
-- costs related to houses .............. $61,710
In an effort to convince the judge that Anthony can afford it ... Jennifer spells out his yearly income -- an estimated $1.6 MILLION ... and that's JUST from the "CSI" franchise.
Jennifer notes in the docs, "It has not been determined what, if anything, [Anthony] is doing to earn those funds."
Jennifer claims Anthony is also banking a bunch of cash from a new show he's developing for ABC called "Chameleon" ... plus, she believes he's also getting paid for various speaking engagements.
However, in the docs, Jennifer admits the kids spend 40% of the time with Anthony ... and sources connected to the couple say its actually more than that.
A hearing is set for March. Stay tuned ...
Well, they must have been living well beyond their means, because her monthly expenses alone come to 1.9 million and even assuming he has income in addition to the CSI money, he still has to pay taxes.
Does she know how to add. She is asking for more than $1.9 million a year when she states he make $1.6 million. How will he pay for her expenses?
Dang, she is BITTER. It's called ROYALTIES, woman, and therefore, he IS earning that money. I think she should just shut her bitter mouth. (P.S. I'm saying this and I'm a woman too!)
Why is it these celebrities have to shell out that kind of money to a women, that probably didn't have nothing from the beginning, look at her face she looks like a leech anyway.
Stop tweezing your eyebrows and go get a JOB! I earn less than $50K a YEAR and you want more than that a MONTH???? What sort of "personal living" costs $91K a MONTH????? And houseS??? MORE THAN ONE HOUSE for you and the kids? Really? DOWNSIZE, SISTER!
First of all, he left her for another woman. She's just the one who filed for divorce after he moved out. Second, she worked 3 jobs to support him while he tried to get noticed in Hollywood. The money that was made was a team effort and she deserves at the very least half. He has said in interviews that he would have never made it without her. Think of it as a corporation. Two partners created a product. When the partnership is dissolved, the partners leave with equal parts.
I was thinking the same thing too, what does she do for a living. She wants in a month what would take me 3 years to make!!! What the hell!!!!
what a greedy cow,,,try real life for awhile bitch see how much you REALLY need to live.
@clasper - oh if this town knew the real story. Or maybe you do.
$91,000 per month in living expenses? Really ?
Mom's true colors show: Not much allocated per month for kids based on her expenses !
First of all, he left her for another woman. Second, she worked two jobs to support him for years so he could be successful. The money that was made by him was a team effort. He couldn't have done it without her. He has said that in interviews.
I just can't understand how a court could award her this, when shes demanding 20x more money for HERSELF than for the children she made with him. Look, when you're not married and in love anymore, the lavish lifestyle ENDS. I repeat what I saw on here many times, GET A JOB AND TAKE CARE OF YOURS.
This is the funny thing ever. I wish someone would really, REALLY look into Jennifer's past. There you'll find a host of goodies. Mugshots. Restraining orders. Ex-boyfriends in other countries while still married. Rehab. Vegas is a small town and willing to speak for free.
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Good Morning Ranger fans. Now that the NHL is officially on Olympic break we have switched over to Olympic mode. Here are the links for today.
The Rangers' organization are still working through Youth Hockey Weekend. Here's a quick rundown on what happened.
GALLERY: Check out photos from yesterday's Hockey Weekend In NY festivities at Yankee Stadium! http://t.co/JVpHOetIuo #HWNY #NYR #NYRGoSkate
— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) February 9, 2014
While the men are on their way to Sochi, Russia, The women's Olympic tournament is already underway. Here's what Team USA's captain had to say.
Great team effort today! So blessed to put on a USA hockey jersey each day and to compete with inspiring teammates. #OTOT
— Julie Chu (@juliechu13) February 8, 2014
Then There was this:
While you were sleeping: Team USA women's hockey defeats Finland, 3-1. • Hilary Knight: Goal, Ast • Kelli Stack: Goal pic.twitter.com/oU7M68m81z
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) February 8, 2014
Not to be outdone, Team Canada did this:
A great start to the #Sochi2014 Olympics. Good morning Canada! http://t.co/cMR7jEhtDH pic.twitter.com/3fqMXYiVis
— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) February 8, 2014
Finding other things in english isn't easy but this gets you start. Enjoy the Olympics and the rest of your weekend! Go for the Gold!
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Updated: 05/05/2010 - The recent rash of violence on Omaha streets has brought the need for more vigilance and cooperation from everyday citizens.
Updated: 05/04/2010 - A car break-in costs a single mother of three more than $7,000.
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Posted: 05/04/2010 - Passengers despise them but sky-high fees have translated into soaring revenue for airlines.
Posted: 05/04/2010 - Despite weather delays last week, farmers across Nebraska hit their feilds hard last week and have now planted half of this year's cornfields.
Updated: 05/04/2010 - Instead of porch lights, two feuding neighbors have turned on security cameras. One them had tape rolling when police responded to a complaint of loud music.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A woman in China has died of the H10N8
strain of bird flu, the first ever reported human case of the
virus, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday.
The 73-year-old woman died from the virus on December 6, six
days after contracting the disease, the WHO said in a statement.
The virus has been detected in birds since 1965 in at least
seven countries including China, the WHO said.
The specific source of the woman's infection was not known,
the WHO said, although both wild birds and poultry were known to
carry the virus and the patient had visited a live bird market
four days before becoming ill.
The woman who died in Nanchang, the capital of the
landlocked southeastern province of Jiangxi, had an underlying
medical condition, according to the WHO. Family members and
other people she contacted had no symptoms and no other similar
cases were detected in the area, it said.
There is currently no evidence of human-to-human
transmission of the new H10N8 virus, say the authorities.
China is at the beginning of its traditional flu season, and
has long had a problem with bird flu.
The H7N9 strain of bird flu emerged this year in China and
has infected at least 139 people in China, Taiwan and Hong Kong,
killing 45 of them.
Experts say there is no evidence of any easy or sustained
human-to-human transmission of H7N9.
But a scientific analysis of probable transmission of the
H7N9 virus from person to person, published in August, gave the
strongest indication yet that it can at times jump between
people and so could potentially cause a human pandemic.
Chinese authorities were investigating the case of H10N8 and
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Location: Anacostia
I took this picture while walking on the streets of Anacostia during a Knowledge Commons DC documentary sound recording class in 2011. The building was abandoned with a very official looking notice on the side and these words on the front glass. On the first day of this two day class, our teacher, the illustrious sound artist Robert Peterson asked the class to disperse in the neighborhood, focussing on as many distinct sounds as we could, and recording them. I used my iphone to record the sounds. As I focussed on the voices of the neighborhood, for the first time in my life I realized the rich fabric of sounds that surround our daily lives, if only we are tuned in to listen. It was a transformational experience that made me a true "listener" ( I'm still learning). I wrote this poem to capture the experience. It is dedicated to KCDC and Rob who opened my ears! The title of the poem "Distance of Sound" comes from the walk to and from a distinctive drilling for a major construction work underway at a nearby site on the day of the class. As I walked on, the drilling sound acted as my guide.
Distance of Sound by Neha Misra
I travelled a distance to meet sound
The journey went inside me
The journey went outside me
Like two atoms of hydrogen and
one of oxygen coming together to
form water - The H The 2 The O as H2O
One of me merged with an ocean of sounds.
I became the thumping of a drill making
out with brown earth on a sunny Saturday afternoon
I became the deep breath
pulling me to the present moment. Now.
I became the boombox playing a distant song.
The distant song I went and found as I
walked closer and closer and closer.
So close that I felt it in my pulse.
I became the tapping sandals of the girl
in yellow shirt dancing as if boombox got
electricity right out of her.
I became bus tires screeching on dry grey road.
The car engine roaring. The van horn begging
for attention. The volunteer fire truck alarm says
someone needs me. Needs me NOW. A call for help.
I became the laughter of the
little girl in pink dress
swirling around the tree. This is fun.
This is free when nothing is.
I became the voice of men
passing time. Or maybe time was passing them.
The man in oversize safari walking like
a high tide wave. Half drunk half alert.
He says : Hey Baby!
The drill is making out with the brown earth far away.
I enter the gates of historic house of man who broke
the chains - the ones inside mind and out.
I became the sound of wind brushing against my face.
The house sits on a hill watching the neighborhood
like a guardian deity of a kind. I am ready for a hike.
I became the footsteps climbing
the stairs. The breath just a little short of itself.
I became the park service guide's baritone voice.
I became the phone beeping in between. The door
opening. The air conditioner buzzing in the room
where he once sat - the man who broke the chains.
I stepped out to the backyard.
I became the sound of a rite of passage going on
under the shade of crisp green trees.
I became the vocal cords of a Jennifer Hudson
waiting to be found. The African drums beating.
The woman in white reciting a poem.
I became her poem. She called me 'at the crossroads'.
I head back.
I became the birds chirping, crickets electrifying
the afternoon. The motorbike breezing through the
snailing traffic. I became the drill making out
with brown earth. No. This is not the climax yet.
I walk on.
I became the silence of the glass
front of worn down closed store.
The sticker on my face says :
It must have been here all along.
It must have been. I just heard.
Many voices.
Many beats.
One city.
Welcome to Anacostia.
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Spider-Man 2099 #1 was released overnight and judging from the first preview and the second preview it looks ever so goood! fingers crossed it'll be on it's way through my post-box soon enough! But until then why don't we take a look into the future, and by that I mean why don't we take a look at the preview for Spider-Man 2099 #2 and see what Miguel O'Hara is getting up to!
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Hat-tricks, huge chases and hitting the sign
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Marsh and John Rogers (68) put on 150 for the second wicket - Western Australia's highest partnership of the season to date - helping set up a solid total of 8-256.
Marsh's second successive half-century leaves the 30-year-old with an average of 61 after three matches.
The injury-prone Marsh, who missed the early matches of the season with a hamstring injury, has not played a Test since he was dropped after making 3 and 0 against India in January last year.
Evan Gulbis led the Tasmanian fightback with the seamer knocking over both Marsh and Rogers in claiming 3-37 off his allotted ten overs.
Former Australian Test opener Simon Katich was dismissed for one, suffering his first failure with the bat since returning to domestic cricket after an 18-month absence.
The 38-year-old veteran of 56 Tests was caught behind off the bowling of Ben Laughlin having previously made successive half-centuries.
After reaching 2-119 in reply, Tasmania suffered a steady loss of wickets to be all-out for 204 as their three-match winning streak came to an end against the competition's bottom side.
Gulbis backed up his bowling effort by top-scoring for Tasmania, hitting a quick-fire 47 at better than a run-a-ball.
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Andrew Tye collected the bowling honours for Western Australia with 5-46.
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Get out of your way
So as I engage in my over easy eggs and toast with a delicious cup of coffee, I realize that I am blessed.
I hate for this to be a cliché heart-warming post about how perfect my life is at the moment and I'm sure anyone who reads this would too. So we're in luck- cause my life is no where near perfect.
My life in fact is filled with unfortunate mishaps and circumstances that I'm trying to see the positive in. Whenever I think my life is terrible and how much I lack things that I deeply desire, I compare my circumstances to those around me.
And although, I may not have much- I have more than some. That's why I'm blessed. I came across a blog today that basically is this young female caught in distress over a terrible dating life. My heart felt for her because I could tell just through her words that she's let this defeat her. Or prevent her from being happy.
I can't speak directly on her circumstance because I do have a boyfriend— one that I am truly greatly for. But I can speak on letting a circumstance defeat you.
If something isn't going exactly the way you want it to, sometimes it's best to let it go for a moment. I'm not exactly the aggressive, 'go get em kid', attitude type. If you're looking for me to say "if you don't like it, do something about it", I probably won't. And not that there's anything wrong with that kind of attitude… But sometimes that aggressive spirit gets in the way of God's plan for you.
When we take matters into our own hands and try to fix things- not good.
After you've tried something over and over and you are still getting the same result— it's time to go back to the drawing board, honey.
Let it go. For just a moment. Don't think on it. Don't dwell on it. Say a prayer and believe that it will happen. And then forget about it.
A scripture that I have posted on my door comes from Philippians and says "do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition with thanksgiving, present your requests to God" (4:6)
I have it on my door so that it can be a reminder for myself every day I leave. Once you pray about something and know that you've done all YOU can do, it's time to let God work.
Sometimes our mishaps stem from our own aggressive attitudes. Don't get in your own way.
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Jordan V.9 Grown – Velvet Brown – Lion – Light Bone
August 28th, 2011 by Aaron Hope | 6 comments
Jordan Brand's latest lifestyle sneaker design features the same naming convention and Elephant print outsole as the rest of the series, but the Jordan V.9 Grown is a departure in the sense that it's the first Grown based on an Air Jordan Legacy model. Their closest match is to the Air Jordan II thanks to the ridged heel, though one could also see the AJIX in the two-piece vamp. Click through to see more angles on this Velvet Brown pair, let us know how they compare to some of JB's best lifestyle kicks and stick with Sneaker News for the US release date. via Dunk
Jordan V.9 Grown
Velvet Brown/Lion-Light Bone
It looks similar to the Supra Cutler.
Nah JB! Stop this!
they look sooooo long
dont kno wat to say bout these shits..
the toebox looks freakishly long
These don't look like Jordans