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Posts by Raheim Sherbedgia
63 posts • joined 24 Aug 2007
RapidMind takes multi-threaded magic to x86 realm
Let's face it, as nice as it sounds, very, very few developers code specifically to maximize processor performance. That's a big part of the reason why processors have had to keep making such performance leaps.
There are two primary reasons for this lack of performance based coding:
1) it's often cheaper (and faster) to write sloppy code and just add lots of processors
2) There is a profound lack of tools and education designed specifically for performance coding, especially concerning multi-core processors.
RapidMind and the Google tools are nice, but nowhere near what is needed to maximize multi-core processing. As multi core proliferates the first player to the game with true development tools to natively support several cores will make a fortune.
Sun's 'Project Copy Linux' hits milestone
What was the point
of this article? Saying " apparently Sun hasn't heard of something called Linux" is the same as "Apple hasn't heard of something called Microsoft".
You fool, technology is all about marketing, not functionality; if you expect to be a respectable hack you must remain pragmatic in your opinions.
Masked thieves storm into Chicago colocation (again!)
This is one of the best examples of how IT is continually loosing touch with the "non-virtual" world. Techies get hung up on the technical merits of a particular product and forget that any technical aspect can be overcome/undone by a single person applying "real" physical force.
Once general IT security issues are resolved the focus will return to real security, not some technical crap. Security is about guns and ammo, not firewalls and OS. Mark my words, the IT world is not prepared for "real" attacks. Too many pizzas and nachos have rendered IT professionals worthless in regards to practical security.
Satanic car key traps 12 motorists in car park of horror
Faulty Wireless
I can't believe they cited a "faulty broadband" as a potential cause for the problem. The guys in the UK really are scared of wireless, that's so funny considering I bet they reported their initial findings via mobile phone.
Icahn blasts BEA board as Oracle walks away
Public Companies
This is what public companies are all about. The majority shareholders have purchased the right to direct corporate policies and decisions. If the majority (even if it's one person) wants something to happen, that's what happens (majority shareholders actually own a company, so it's theres to do with as they please). If companies don't want that kind of "interference" they have no business placing a majority of their company up for sale.
Honda offers FCX for '08, bitchslaps Google
Now my plans begin in earnest
Up until now my biggest challenge with building a "lighter than air craft" has been the affordable production of hydrogen, now Honda has given me the tools I need to create a huge fleet of these "lighter than air craft" (that I shall call "blimps") with which I will revolutionize transportation and modern warfare.
Putin tightens his grip on Russia's internet
Who Cares?
I say let'em have it. Split the root and let the commies have their own Internet. It's inevitable anyway and could possibly curtail much of the online crap that comes out of Russia/Asia. I think it's pretty obvious now that the Internet will not "set oppressed peoples free", and in fact can get them oppressed even further, so what's the point in "one Internet"?
In addition it would open up huge new job sectors for their developing economies.
Oz 'Family First' candidate sacked for todger-flash email
Too Bad
that he got in trouble for this. I think it would add a lot of character and a much needed human element to politicians (and politics in general) if they sent around more of this stuff. You know like those glory days when men were men and weren't afraid to say suck my dick to the guy/girl that pissed them off.
Dreaded Blue Screen of Death mars some Leopard installs
The Return of Jesus?
Mac has errors too!!!! What can possibly be happening? Is the world coming to an end? Is Jesus on his way back?
Nope, it's just that now that Apple has started adding more useful functionality to their tools, they are experiencing the same problems as any widely distributed OS.
Online trading site was left wide open
Pay according to their knowledge?
No, you pay people according to the contract they signed. If they sign a contract to work then they should be giving 100% of their skills. The quickest way to find a new job for one of our developers is for them to say something along the lines of "I'm only being paid xx, so this is all I'm going to do." That is a terrible work ethic and this attitude seems to be growing.
Developers, Rock Stars, and Artists
are all pretty much the same. If everything goes great, then the devs want all the credit "this couldn't have happened without me", "a spec isn't shit without coding", ect... However, when something doesn't work right the devs want to blame everyone else. I, for one, will be extremely excited when code developers are viewed as the mechanics they are and stop trying to be glory hogs. Send it all to India or China and be done with it.
American football power nabs phone numbers for 13,000 StubHubers
Market Fixing
This is about as far away from a free market as it could possibly be. I've bought several sets of tickets from StubHub, and their failure to stand up to the courts will prevent me from ever purchasing again. The Pats, StubHub, eBay, and the communist judge that made this ruling can lick the back side of planet scrotum and go straight to hell.
IE + RealPlayer = Security hole
Unacceptable Use of Terms in Reg Comments
I hereby decree that the word "meme" will not be used unless referring to physically handicapped mimes, or something else suitably cool.
PC World feels the Vista pinch (again)
Vista working?
We've got no problems with Vista (well, no more than with any other OS). We would not have upgraded at all but we purchased 350 new PC's and decided to go ahead and get Vista.
Other than techies, Vista is a perfectly fine OS for business or home use; I think the reason for poor overall Vista sales is that XP meets most peoples needs, just no reason to upgrade. Vista is too little, too soon, no justification to buy if you already have XP.
Air chief: UK should have RAF astronaut
Choice of Military
The reason the USAF doesn't supply much in the way of NASA space people, is that the USAF doesn't really fly very much; at least not on the same scale as the Navy. The USAF is pretty much there to drop nukes and other strategic weapons from their gigantic planes, and to train mindlessly in fire fighting (as in putting out real fires)
The Navy are the U.S.'s biggest flyers so that's why NASA gets their people from them.
P.S. The Marines are part of the Navy- (they just don't swim or fly as well) but do sometimes get to go into space.
Women's panties threaten Burmese Junta
WTF does SHWMBO mean?
God I hate all these stupid techie acronyms; it's getting as bad as the military.
Record labels to ditch CD singles for USB Flash drives
God These Guys are Asshats
CD sales still far exceed online sales, in part because real music junkies are willing to pay the extra for the cover art and album notes. Obviously there are other reasons too, but album art means a lot to many people. Seeing as how CD's are the only thing the labels have going for them right now, it seems stupid to eliminate the CD's.
Now, onto more practical matters...landfills full of USB memory devices is a really stupid idea. Once the DRM is hacked these things will go right into the bin. Clogging up the water table with terribly toxic chemicals and killing penguins by the score. Record labels are moosecocks, they treat their customers like shit, now they're going to treat the planet like shit. Way to go guys.
We'll beat Microsoft and Sun, says Adobe's chief software architect
Expression Blend
and Thermo sound like they do the same thing. Blend lets designers create the interface, then the coders do their thing. This prevents logic impaired coders from creating crappy interfaces and ultimately results in a much nicer application. We've been using Expression Blend since beta and we all love it.
Storage sector needs to think greener
Washington DC Data Centers
DC is not a state.
George Lucas announces Star Wars TV spin-off
Back to Basics
The whole Star-Wars storyline was always supposed to be about the droids, not the Jedi's or other fleshies. It'll be nice if they can pull it off.
A private view of Phoenix and Mars
Poor little guys
I'm with GameCoder, if we discover oil, the Martians are screwed. We will certainly apply economic sanctions (possibly even cutting off their TV signals) and might even send the forces of democracy and freedom in to help eliminate their national (world) security threat.
On another note, why does this mars lander look so much different than the current (successful) Mars Rovers? It seems a waste to reinvent the wheel, couldn't they just use the current Rover landing techniques and basic platform and just add new tools? That seems logical to me, but then again, I'm no rocket scientist.
Universal recruits enemies for Total war on iTunes
Who Done It??
This idea is actually the brain-child of Rick Rubin, who is now "co-head" of Columbia Records. He was hired to make the major record labels popular with the public again. He announced this concept several months ago, at the same time he said that even he thought record labels were treating customers crappy. At least the idea is sort of innovative, something record company's haven't been too good at lately, maybe it will work...
CERN BOFH needs a bigger storage array
Data Centers?
I thought data centers were rated backwards from most things? i.e. Tier-1 is tiny, tier-4 is really huge? Have I been mis-informed?
Experts fret over credit card compliance
CP transactions do not eliminate the risk for the merchant. The merchant still pays any fines/chargebacks but receives a lower processing rate from the card issuer if the card is present. Does not change the fines.
Note to despots: You can't kill the internet
Why all the sandals?
Did you notice all the other sandals in the background behind the bloody one? There are lots and lots of sandals back there with no people in them? Why?
Thailand menaces YouTube - again
American Influence
So, according to the Thai govt, YouTube videos pose a threat to their national security. America has made the "national security" ploy a catch-all for anything that elected public servants, in any country, don't like.
Damn'it, I hate a pansy.
Scots tell ET to eff off
@ Andrew Heenan
F You.
419er needs $2k to buy portrait of Queen
State of the art
Ah yes, 1960's state of the art. Harken to the time of the great masters. I really wish these people would learn English better, but then it wouldn't be as much fun.
IT risk becomes board-level issue
Damn Right
IT risk is too important to be left to IT departments? Absolutely correct.
Florida uni cops taser shouty student
WTF...Debate "rules" are Not Law
It's absolutely insane that people tout the "law" when referring to a university debate!!! Debates are all about rants, exceeding your alloted time, and generally pissing someone off. By it's very nature, free speech is going to cross lines from time to time, but the appropriate response is to exercise the right to speak your mind and respond, not electrocute someone.
Regardless of his past, the speaker in question broke PRIVATE rules, he did not break the law, the person that zapped him should be prosecuted criminally, and the uni prosecuted in civil court.
Intel chief waves wafer full of 'world's first' 32nm chips
Same shirt, same wafer, different photographer?
Judging by the consistent color shift between skin-tones and shirt colors in the first and second photos, I'd say that a different photographer and camera poorly adjusted for white balance are responsible for the color shift.
Most major publications do color corrections to ensure photos look the same in a story by altering different photogs/cameras/lighting/images. What's up Reg?
Fossett search 'downgraded'
It's all crap
It's utterly ridiculous that the U.S. taxpayer is funding these searches. Private aircraft crash on a worryingly regular basis, frequently with missing pilots and passengers. Mr. Fossett is/was not really important, his claim to fame is floating around in a balloon, which can be replicated by anyone with access to the same level of funding. If every missing person isn't going to be the recipient of the massive efforts expended in this search, then no one should be. Fuck them and Fuck Steve Fossett for being an "aviation professional" who fell victim to the deadly sin of pride and acting blase about flying around in the sky.
Facebook's marketing goldmine may be crock of shite
Data Validity
I'm surprised it's taken this long to begin to look into data validity on the Internet. I know very few people who actually provide legitimate information. Mostly because it screws with people's research, but it's also funny when I get emails that are addressed to James Bond or Don Rumsfeld.
Long before the Internet I provided false information too. When asked about my annual income I'd always check the highest amount, this ensured I got the coolest catalogs and mailings, it also cut down on the amount of (real) junk mail I received.
It's going to be interesting to see what future studies show but I'd bet a large percentage of marketing data is bunk. I choose to believe this not only from my experience, but it would make me feel better knowing that some of the hair-brained schemes you see companies come up with were developed in good faith, based on bad information.
US mercenary outfit shoots 11 Iraqis - and self in foot
Article Research and Inflammatory Comments
I'm not sure the research for this story was well done. This article confuses (deliberately??) general contractors with PMC/security contractors. According to the UN there are only about 40,000 PMC/security contractors in Iraq. There are 3x that amount of general contractors, construction workers, oil technicians, and IT professionals. Obviously the contractor/professional groups need security - firms like Blackwater supply that.
Efficiency vs. cost is not a good metric when considering the legitimate use of PMC's. PMC's generally employ the best of the best of ex-military fighting men - when they've learned all the military can teach, and they want to make a decent living, these super-badasses join PMC's so those who need their services are getting a higher quality of soldiers than military can provide in one place. In addition PMC's often get access to military tools/weapons/tech and which turn these super elite fighters into super equipped fighters too.
Soldiers join the military for a variety of reasons and pay ain't one of them. They are fully aware of what they get paid, and they willingly sign-on, and often die, for that pittance. If they aren't happy with the pay they should not have signed up and should leave as soon as their commitment expires. The military, is a civic minded decision full of sacrifice, and that includes salary.
Senate to call Boeing's 2009 raygun nuke-zap bluff?
This is one of the coolest things the U.S. military has done in a very long time. It's a lot more practical than more electronic junk for soldiers to haul around and it comes with super heavy bragging rights and propaganda opportunities.
Pentagon to hold event prior to battery tech prize
Why, oh why, is the U.S. Govt so cheap? They have no problems blowing zillions of dollars on questionable products and initiatives but when it comes to completely changing the world of portable electronics they offer up $1mil. Seeing as the winner won't get to be the sole contractor anyway, it seems to me like anyone who could meet the specs for the prize would be better off selling to a big private sector firm.
Porn-star cop's job not saved by First Amendment
Constitutional Protection
Wouldn't it be cool if the U.S. Constitution actually had a porn-star amendment! All men are not created equal and the right of those exceptions to display their assets will not be infringed upon. Ha. We'd be a laughing stock (well, I guess we already are) but it'd still be cool.
Security maven: QuickTime flaw threatens PCs, Macs
Regardless of some comments
I have made in the past, I'm really not in the Windows, Open Source, or *inx camp. I just want tools that make business as easy as possible.
However, I do have to say early predictions about market dominance and (in)security are proving themselves true. As more people adopt non Windows products, more bad guys are going to target them. Hacking anything but MS has traditionally been a waste of time, but as other products start to acquire market share they become viable targets.
IT security for the masses is a joke. Considering that people have been trying for thousands of years to secure physical assets, and still fail, it'll be a really, really, long time before it's "absolutely safe" to be online.
Vodafone certifies corporate snooping software
Sales Hype
The effects of this software are being blown way out of proportion. It's a feel good security measure that has little real value. It certainly won't stop crooks from being crooks, they'll just use personal phones which can't be subjected to recording without consent. Lots of financial types carry two phones anyway so no big deal.
@Legal - It's legal for sure in the U.S. If you are using company property, they have the right to record and analyze what you are doing with it.Company supplied mobile phones, the phones in the office, your computer at work, and your computer at home (if the hardware is owned by the company)
A US CERT reminder: The net is an insecure place
How sure are you, John and Steve?
Yes, but John, have you really considered the contribution of urban legends to Western Society? 98%of English speaking people believe in one urban legend or another. Think of how that effects your social life... I'm doing a good deed here you know. :)
Outside of that:
Y2K was/is a great example of "making a mountain out of a mole-hill". Sure, *some* really old satellites didn't plummet to Earth, and U.S. nukes didn't destroy the world but it's sort of like modern pharma. Look! You did what we recommended and you didn't die! Our recommendations saved you! Yea for us!!!
FYI in 2010 a large scale study is going to be published that proves Y2K was crap. Too much fear and not enough knowledge. A rather large group has been running a variety of systems with no Y2K patches since '99 and so far nothing, absolutely nothing, has happened that is related to clock times. From profitable e-commerce to HTTPS there have been no ramifications due to not being "Y2K compliant". Money says you've probably purchased something from one of the study participants.
A lot of people made a big deal out of nothing and based on recent comments, they still feel like they contributed. Sorry to be the one that told you, but Y2K was crap, just like 85% of the "security" issues we read about today. Sure there is a "possibility" of "something" "happening" but it's so remote it isn't worth spending money on.
As I said earlier, IT "security" is starting to sound like the "security" of the Western world. Fear and panic are driving too many decisions in today's world.
Significant risk of something possibly happening someday (maybe)
While I recognize the need for reasonable security too many security articles sound just like the big Western Governments of today. We are exposed, and at risk by "problemX", quickly, do something before someone exploits the "opening".
Pansies. I expect this entire event will be looked as a complete fiasco is the near future, much like "Y2K".
People will say hey, do you remember that time we spent two months fixing the "poison cookie" problem. Yeah, what a waste of time. Oh well, at least we got a big consulting fee for helping my client "serve safe cookies".
Free-wireless startup to attack FCC
Today's startup is tomorrows AT&T
but until they go sour innovative companies must have the chance to work and grow. The FCC is a world-class example of a failed government agency. They can't seem to do anything internally and always end up handing problems off to the "friendly telcos" that help them work out a solution.
In addition the FCC's frequency licensing program is as corrupt as it could possibly be. In the auto auctioning industry what the FCC does is called "fixing", where a bidder ends up bidding against the "coke machine". Bidding starts and suddenly the price has jumped by orders of magnitude, but no one seemed to have bid. Who was it that did the bidding, the "coke machine"... the "auction" was already decided before it began.
People go to prison for auctioneering this way. But its OK for the FCC.
Facebook to show profiles to search engines
Pretty much the only thing about Facebook I liked was the fact my info didn't show up on search engines. It was nice for people from my past to be able to find me if they really went looking. Social networking sites are dumb. I actually spent days this spring deleting accounts from way back. Better off if these things are forgotten.
Oh well. Whatever works for their business if fine with me. The only thing I don't get is what differentiatesFacebook from MySpace now?
NetApp sues Sun over ZFS claims
Turning a new corner.
So it looks like open source is turning a new corner and headed further into the giant cow pasture in the sky. The newest twist?? Steal someone's product, put your name on it, and open source it before anyone notices. While this used to be called theft open source makes it OK.
Open Source. Slave to the economy.
Steve Fossett missing in Nevada
Breaking News
Steve Fossett, Jim Gray, and Glen Miller were sighted covorting in a pub just outside Cresent City, CA. When asked what was happening Glen was reported to have said "get that fucking camera out of my face or I'm going to choke you with your shoelaces".
Then he fessed up that there was a secret land where rich and famous people went when they wanted to get away from the crap that is life in the Western World. We're all here Gray said. Bill [Gates] keeps applying to come but we haven't decided yet. The Unbuntu guy applied too but we declined his application because we don't like the name of his product.
Microsoft remedies failed to create competition
Poor Title
MS will crush competitors when restrictions expire? How strange....
A more accurate title would have been: "Tech companies unable to compete with MS, even with Govt enforcers on their side".
TV makers go ape for 100Hz LCDs
Films don't need to be recorded at anything higher than 24fps because that's the optimum speed for your brain. At 24fps things appear to move at natural speeds. If you use more fps then the images appear to be jerky and everything moves too slow.
More fps is total marketing smack. Created to sell video cards and push shoddy TV designs. Point of fact is that the new fangled TV"s still aren't up to the quality standards of old high-end CRT's. I go shopping about every three months for one of the "new" TV's but so far the only advantage I see are bragging rights to your buddies.
Monster.com attack hits federal job search site
bad news
I know my USAJOBS info got swiped. My junk mail box has been covered up in "transfer agent" jobs for days.
Monster.com sucks and so do the USAJOBS guys. You should spend the 2mins to read their warning about the breach. It's highly contradictory and furthers my view any Govt should not do IT outsourcing. Critical projects should always be handled internally.
Mars rovers roving again, for now
Re: TJ Ay
I gotta side with NASA on the Rover program. They really nailed this project. The units are operating far past their design life and have managed some pretty neat unplanned maneuvers.
Not having a little broom (or something) is not a design error or "bug". Please submit a feature request and your idea will be considered during our next upgrade phase.
Irish firm seeks Trainee Assistant Banana Ripener
Isn't that spelled Seamus?
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Garance Dore, half of the super-blogger power couple behind street-style blog garancedore.fr and The Sartorialist (the blog shot by her boyf Scott Schulman) has been pretty busy of late. Last week we met with her to chat through her collection for NY based brand Kate Spade, and today we've been wowed by her shoot for Net-a-porter's A/W 2012 campaign. Lensed by the great Patrick Demarchelier, Garance works a Stella McCartney A/W 2012 dress, shoes by Pierre Hardy and bag by Victoria Beckham – quite the style maven.
Garance Dore for Net-a-Porter.com
And Garance was clearly as excited to be part of the campaign describing the shoot on her blog:
"It's the kind of stuff that happens only once in your life, that you get that call : 'Hi, would you be interested in modelling for our fall-winter 2012 campaign?' Sorry, you mean, your campaign, campaign? 'Yes, Patrick Demarchelier is the photographer.'
"Fast forward a few weeks later, here we are, Patriiiiiiiick and I, talking about vacation. The wonderful stylist Ludivine Poiblanc is pep-talking me, "but of course, you will fit in that dress" and Kate Young and Amanda de Cadenet, the two other models of the campaign (two great and totally bad ass girls as Em, my assistant says – I am so proud to have been chosen amongst them!) are getting prepared." Sweet!
Of all the bloggers turned campaign stars we've seen – Elin Kling for H&M, Susie Bubble for Gap or Bip Ling for Forever 21, we have to say that Garance is by far our favourite. Talk about Girl Crush!

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GREENSBORO, North Carolina (AP) - Webb Simpson shot a 67 on Sunday to claim his first PGA tour win, a three-stroke victory in the Wyndham Championship.
Simpson finished at 18-under 262 and collected $936,000.
George McNeill (64) was at 15 under, with Tommy Gainey (69) another stroke back at the final event before the PGA Tour playoffs.
Carl Pettersson (69), Vijay Singh (65), Jerry Kelly (65), Kyung-tae Kim (66) and Charles Howell III (67) each finished at 13 under.
Simpson turned in a steady, bogey-free round and gave himself plenty of breathing room with consecutive birdies on Nos. 15 and 16.
After taking the lead during Round 3 with a late five-hole stretch of four birdies and an eagle, Simpson opened his final round with eight straight pars before moving to 16 under with a birdie on the par-4 No. 9.
He stayed there until late in the day. Birdies on the par-5 15th and the par-3 16th gave him a three-shot lead with two holes to go.
McNeill made a late charge, with the former Florida State player moving to 15 under with a birdie on No. 17, his sixth birdie of the round. But all he could do after that was hope for a few late bogeys from Simpson.
"Honestly, I thought it was going to be a lot lower," McNeill said of the winning score. "I can only control myself. I can't control what everybody else does. I'm very happy with the way I hit it, the way I played, the way I putted."
Several players with strong Atlantic Coast Conference ties played pivotal roles during the fourth round at the country club where the ACC was founded in 1953.
Simpson was the ACC's player of the year for the Demon Deacons in 2008. McNeill was an all-conference player for the Seminoles in the late 1990s.
And Pettersson grew up in Greensboro, played at North Carolina State, serves on this tournament's board of directors, won it in 2008 and made the daily 70-mile commute from his home in Raleigh.
"I'm disappointed. I'm a competitor," Pettersson said. "I wanted to win this one badly, but Webb outplayed us all."
Pettersson turned in perhaps the most remarkable birdie of the tournament on the par-4 first hole. After sending his drive well wide of the fairway and into a flower pot, he wound up chipping in from about 55 feet.
Gainey, a South Carolina native known as "Tommy Two Gloves" because he wears them on both hands, led or shared the lead after each of the first two rounds. After falling off the pace with two bogeys and a double bogey midway through the round, he reeled off four consecutive birdies on Nos. 12-15 to climb back in it.
The focus this week wasn't solely on the leaders, but on the names moving up and down the FedEx Cup points list.
The Wyndham annually marks the last chance for players to claim spots in the playoffs, and some big names came to Greensboro hoping to play their way in.
Padraig Harrington, who called off a family vacation so he could try to escape the playoff bubble, finished at 6 under and jumped from No. 130 to No. 124. The top 125 qualify for The Barclays later this week in New Jersey.
Ernie Els, who entered at No. 126, made it into the playoff field despite shooting a final-round 72. His 8 under finish pushed him to 118th.
"You don't know in these playoffs," Els said. "I've got to play good golf though. I played really good the first two days. I'd like to get that back."
Among those who didn't make it: Justin Leonard missed a 13-foot putt on the 18th, and that left him at No. 126.
"To try and wait until this week to make it through is just - you know," Leonard said. "I mean, come on. I had 25 other weeks to play like this."


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The supple breasts of a female under the age of 18, however they are not to be confused with Booblettes which are much smaller.
Hannah thought she would blow her friends away, so she put up pictures of her Boobles on her MySpace page.
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A free adult search engine. Search for porn using it.
I was alone and wanted to beat off, so I used booble to find some free porn.
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I Don't Have To Try Lyrics - Avril Lavigne
Review The Song (10)
I'm the one, I'm the one who knows the dance
I'm the one, I'm the one who's got the prance
I'm the one, I'm the one who wears the pants
I wear the pants
I'm the one who tells you what to do
You're the one, you're the one if I let you
I'm the one, I'm the one who wears the pants
I wear the pants
Hey you, follow me I'll take the lead
Can't you see
Don't you question me
You just do what I say
I don't care what you're saying
I don't care what you're thinking
I don't care about anything
Get ready, motherfucker, 'cause I'm happening
I don't care what you're saying
I don't care what you're thinking
I don't care about anything
Get ready motherfucker cause I'm on the scene
I don't have to try
To make you realize
Anything I wanna do, anything I'm gonna do
Anything I wanna do I do
And I don't have to try
Don't you disagree
Cause you know it's all about me
Be at my beck and call
I'm a know-it-all
And it's all your fault
[Chorus X2]
Don't have to try
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Screw you guys | Reviewer: grace | 6/19/10
Alright. For all of you that are complaining about how you dont like how Avril screams DONE in the bridge, get over it. Its HER music. If you dont like it, fuck off and listen to some Paris Hilton. Avril is amazing in everything she does. Dont complain. Seriously, if you dont like it, dont listen to her. And all of you complaining that you dont like how she sounds angry, somehting is wrong with you. Song writing is all about emotions. The fact that you can actually feel how avil felt while she wrote this song is amazing. Most artists cant do that. How the HELL are you complaining? You are all idiots.
luv the song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/23/08
hey ppl no the song im listening to it now is i dont have to try der and hey yeesh harsh much reely its there opinion dont SCREEM dah wtvr lolzness wtvr and she screams die i have listend to it like 1000000 times its die dah wtvr lolzness XD
The real information about this song. | Reviewer: Your Mom | 8/8/08
All of you are wrong.
Take it from someone who knows.
First of all "Smart one", the name of this song,
is I DON'T HAVE TO TRY.!
I bought the album so don't be talking shit when you don't know shit.
And for the rest of you, who the hell are you to define who Avril is? She can change when she wants, do what she wants and say what she wants. If she want's to sceam and sing that type of music, than fuck off. Who the fuck are you to define who she is?
Avril Is Saying It!! | Reviewer: Kayla | 11/22/07
Avril is really saying that a girl dosen't have to try to make a guy realize how inprotant she is.
I love it.It is very inprotant that girls don't do that to guys then that would just mean that she is faking someone that she is not.
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not one of my favourites | Reviewer: Pablo | 6/28/07
hi, i am a boy from Argentina so my english is not perfect. i generally like avril's music but this is TOO hard for her style. i agree with keira, (see above) i like the song but if she didnt scream "done" in the bridge, the song would be better.
I don't have to try | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/14/07
This song is called 'I WEAR THE PANTS' not I don't have to try. I love this song, i think its hilarious. Its a nice change from all those songs about being heartbroken and serious stuff like that
"Done?" | Reviewer: Keira | 5/29/07
This song would be a great song, i really like avril lavigne, but i really don't like how angry she seems when she screams "done" in the bridge. If she didn't do it, it would be one of my favorite songs.
its the NEW Avril - All Grown Up and In-Charge | Reviewer: Roxy | 5/11/07
Avril says she "wears the pants" meaning she's the one who is in charge. Whatever she says, goes. She knows it all type thing. She kinda screams in the bridge part "done" and I'm not fond of that. I like the way it sounds like Sum 41 type music. The guitars are awesome!! Basically this song is about doing whatever the hell you wanna do and not caring about anythin else. Avril is unabashed, in your face and very cheeky in this song! I like this song. It's not my favourite but it's still likeable..
awkward for av? | Reviewer: anonymous | 5/2/07
yeahh, agreed, i dont really like this song? it s not avril's best. and she wears the pants? whats up with that??
not my type of song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/28/07
usually i love avril's music, but this isn't really my type. i don't like the angry sound of it.
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A comic, quasi-documentary look at director/ writer/star Myles Berkowitz's search for love, 20 Dates so successfully blurs the line between fiction and reality that we're unsure which events are legitimately captured and which are constructed. A struggling, recently divorced filmmaker, Berkowitz decides to satisfy his two most pressing desires simultaneously: making a movie and finding a woman. He thus films his first 20 post-divorce dates, sometimes surreptitiously, sometimes brazenly. Between these awkward, unsuccessful liaisons, Berkowitz speaks to us directly, on camera and in voice-over, discussing his manifold woes and detailing his financing pressures (hilariously profane producer Elie Samaha, who is only heard and never seen, wants sex and a star, preferably his own wife, Tia Carrere). When Berkowitz actually falls in love with one of his subjects, Elisabeth Wagner (now his fiancee), before the 20-date deadline, he then faces another dilemma, a choice between life and art: Does he jeopardize his relationship by continuing to date, or does he abandon his film? There's no real narrative tension here (we're watching the movie, after all, so we know Myles forges ahead) and only superficial romantic insight, but Berkowitz provides a fair share of comedy -- making himself the butt of the film's best jokes -- and the postmodern structure freshens even the stalest conceits.
That tricky structure, in fact, is 20 Dates' most intriguing feature, and it raises some fascinating -- and potentially disturbing -- questions. The film's documentary form carries with it an implicit promise that what we're seeing is (at least mostly) real, and much of the pleasure we derive from the movie is intimately bound up in its honesty, its truth: This isn't just another feel-good false romance, Berkowitz claims. It's my honest-to-God life. But is it? How much of 20 Dates occurred in spontaneous, unrehearsed fashion, and how much was restaged or simply contrived? Can we trust the clearly manipulative Berkowitz we see in front of the camera to not behave just as sneakily behind it? Is he shaping events, or re-jiggering sequences, or flat-out lying? Why should we trust him to play any more fairly with his audience than he does with his unwitting dates?
In town last November to introduce a midnight show of 20 Dates at the St. Louis International Film Festival, a playfully combative Berkowitz -- accompanied by the charming and undeniably corporeal Elisabeth -- sat down to answer, but mostly avoid, a few of those queries:
"You seem to want to know specifics as to what's real and what's not," Berkowitz responds at one contentious stage in the interview. "You know, I don't see any good coming out of that conversation. In some regards, I think you're asking a magician to show you how he's doing certain tricks."
"You're asking me if this movie is real," he says with slightly wounded peevishness at another point. "I think the most important thing you have to know is look at her left hand," indicating Elisabeth's engagement ring. "On this movie, I met Elisabeth, and we fell in love, and we got engaged, and we're gonna get married and spend the rest of our life together.
"This is the most important question: Is Elisabeth real? Did that happen? Yeah. If Elisabeth were an actress and if we weren't together, we didn't meet this way, I think people would be upset. I don't think people would enjoy it. I think most people would leave the theater not wanting to ask that question because they enjoyed the movie, just like any movie: You really hope that Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan are in love and together at the end, (even though) both of them have very successful marriages and relationships aside. That is movie magic."
Berkowitz does admit that he was asking for some degree of skeptical scrutiny -- "I did raise the stakes on this at the beginning by saying, 'This is going to be real. I'm capturing reality.' So, yeah, I brought that on myself." -- but he takes pains to distinguish 20 Dates from the traditional nonfiction feature: "To me, a documentary should be, let the camera roll, let what happens happen in the time that it happens," he says. "That's a true documentary. We're out to entertain, make people laugh and tell a story.
"We're not saying that I have proof of the president's crimes here or something like that. It's an entertaining movie, and that's all we claim it to be. Ultimately, this is a romantic comedy. People are going in, they're laughing and they're identifying with me and they're enjoying themselves, and they're also seeing parts of themselves up there. So that's what we are: We are a romantic comedy."
Berkowitz willingly confesses that he shaped 20 Dates on some levels: "Because it was so narration-heavy," he says, "we had to go back and do pickups and juggle things around so we could tell the story in the most entertaining and humorous manner possible." But he downplays any fictional component -- "There are parts of this movie that you would be convinced are not real, and I assure you that they are" -- and insists that the story, once set in motion, chose its own course: The movie starts with a simple, provocative premise -- go on 20 dates -- and then allows events to proceed with no clear end in mind. "I started this movie thinking I would go out on 20 dates and get some laughs," he explains, "and it would be a mean little, vicious comedy about dating. What happened was that it got out of control. It ended up going from being sort of my almost angry look at dating to a very heartfelt, sweet romantic story. That took me by surprise."
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UK area code 01443 covers Pontypridd in Rhondda Cynon Taf, and the surrounding area.
Locations using 01443 numbers include:
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The Starters TV Clips: Top 10 Plays (Nov. 29-Dec. 5)
Do you like game-winners and cool blocks? Do you like dunks happening and passes being passed with various degrees of fancy? If so, then you'll love this edition of our top 10 plays of the past week. If not, you should stop watching basketball.
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Roy Hibbert has a painting of Roy Hibbert hanging above his fireplace
I know you're thinking it's pretty silly that Roy Hibbert has a portrait of himself hanging above his fireplace, but Carmelo Anthony has one too, so maybe it's just standard practice for NBA players to have someone paint their portrait and then to hang it above the mantle. I've never sat through a rookie orientation, so there's a chance they mention this requirement when players are first coming in to the league. I don't know. It could happen.
Or, I suppose, it could just be one of those things where NBA players have paintings of themselves above the fireplace because they think there could be nothing cooler than a painting of themselves hanging above the fireplace. One of the two.
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Video: Victor Oladipo and Regis Philbin sing a duet
This is a very good singing performance by Victor Oladipo — and a pretty solid Clint Eastwood impression by Regis, though I'm not entirely sure that's what he was going for — but I have to wonder if he can sing any other song besides this one. Don't get me wrong, he's great at Bill Withers, but I'd like to hear some variety. Maybe an Aloe Blacc tune or something by Jagged Edge, since those seem to be in his vocal register. Or if he wants to rap the DMX part to his remake of this song. Anything really. Gotta fill up that EP somehow.
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NBA Happenings: Dec. 6, 2013
Shoutout: Any time Joakim Noah has one of those "keeps showing up in a lot of places" games, things turn out well for the Bulls. Going for 17 points, 15 rebounds, three assists, a steal and no turnovers qualifies as a "keeps showing up in a lot of places" game, so the Bulls beat the Heat. Simple as that.
Not so much: If you add up the margin of defeat for all three games from last night, the evening's losers dropped three games by a grand total of 70 points. Doesn't really make for a thrilling night of basketball.
Angries: 'Twas such a downer night that this was the greatest bit of excitement from all the games.
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Rebekkah Brunson of the Lynx was named WNBA Western Conference player of the month for June.
In nine games, the 6-2 forward averaged 12.1 points, 11.7 rebounds and 1.3 assists as the Lynx went 6-3. Brunson started the season with six consecutive double-doubles, tying a league record.
A two-time All-Star, Brunson is on pace to tie the WNBA record for rebounds in a single season (398, set last season by Connecticut's Tina Charles).
Charles and the Sun play the Lynx at 7 p.m. Saturday at Target Center, so those two players will go elbow-to-elbow battling on the boards.
Brunson's 11.7 rebounds per game ranks 1st in the WNBA. She is fourth in the league with a .570 field goal percentage.
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June 2 at Los Angeles/ 10 pts., 12 rebs.
June 5 vs. Los Angeles/ 10 pts., 15 rebs.
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June 17 Atlanta/ 18 pts., 14 rebs.
June 19 Atlanta/ 10 pts., 10 rebs.
In the last three games, Brunson has scored in double figures only once (12 points) and reached double figures in rebounds once (11).
Charles could have been a Lynx player, but the team traded the No. 1 pick in the 2010 WNBA draft and point guard Renee Montgomery to the Sun for the No. 2 pick and Linday Whalen. Minnesota used the No. 2 pick -- after Connecticut took Charles -- to pick guard Monica Wright.
Behind Charles, a 6-4 center, the Sun was 5-3 in June. She averaged 19.8 points last month -- second in the league -- and led Eastern Conference plaers with 11 rebounds per game.
* All-star voting ends at midnight July 10. The starters will be named July 14 during the Seattle vs. San Antonio game on ESPN2. The all-star game will be July 23 on ABC-TV.
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* The Lynx are averaging 39.1 rebounds per game -- first in the WNBA, 18.9 fast break points per game -- also first and ahead of the league record of 16.6 ppg set by Phoenix in 2007, and are holding opponents to a 39.7 shooting percentage, also first.
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Ripon junior Nick Sharp shot a 1-over 36 during Thursday's Trans Valley League victory over visiting Riverbank at the Spring Creek Golf & Country Club.
Manteca's top two singles players Yok-Jing Ma and Mike Lopez didn't waste time picking up wins on Wednesday during the Buffaloes' 8-1 Valley Oak League victory over cross-town rival Sierra.
Sierra's boys and girls swimming teams didn't have much struggle picking up a pair of victories Tuesday afternoon over Valley Oak League opponents Weston Ranch and Lathrop.
Ripon's inaugural Ervin Zador Invitational Saturday was the start of a tradition for the Indians' swim program that will in hope keep the memory of a local legend alive.
Manteca settled for a split with the two finalists of last year's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV playoffs.
RIPON – Hughson pitcher Bobby Etcheverry earned a complete-game victory and scattered four hits against Ripon Friday afternoon.
Manteca picked up its second victory in as many days despite minimal rest after getting back into town late Thursday.
Lucas Garcia half-jokingly told East Unionteammate Gabe Chavez he was going to break the scoreboard if he got a hold of one during Thursday's Valley Oak League matchup against Lathrop.
Ripon's No. 2 Robbie Figeroid wasn't able to finish his round Thursday afternoon at the Spring Creek Golf Course after injuring his neck on the fifth hole and not being able to continue.
Manteca got back on the winning track Thursday as it knocked off Lathrop 8-1 during a Valley Oak League matchup.
The Buffaloes' tennis squad has dominated other Manteca Unified School District programs in recent history.
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Studies history of nineteenth and twentieth-century Europe, including the Industrial Revolution, nationalism, imperialism, socialism, the Russian Revolution, Nazism, world wars and their aftermath. Prerequisites: WR 115, RD 115 and MTH 20 or equivalent placement test scores. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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text: Minatare "Little Indians" View full-size image < previous next > Is this photo a winner? "This is a picture of some of our elementary basketball players. We are a small, poverty school district (97% on government assistance) and have been focusing on involvement. This year we had the largest attendance and saw a huge growth in their abilities on and off the court. We had nothing but amazing-ness when ordering. The group loved that we had an urban clip art. Things were done in a timely manner. Very satisfied." - Minatare "Little Indians" (Mar 18, 2013) Share this photo on: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Similar Photos: basketball | elementary | sports | teams | k-12 athletics | k12 athletics Feeling inspired? Visit the CustomInk Design Lab to start your own group order. Design Your Own comment by Guest - Mar 19, 2013 - back to the top Yay Minatare! Great bunch of kids :-) comment by Guest - Mar 19, 2013 - back to the top Great kids come out of Minatare, NE. comment by Guest - Mar 21, 2013 - back to the top Go Little Indians!