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See the best images from Sir Alex Ferguson's final match at Old Trafford.
Outgoing Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson insisted Wayne Rooney won't be sold even though the forward handed in a transfer request after becoming ''frustrated'' at being substituted in recent matches.
The English star didn't dress for Ferguson's final home game as manager, a 2-1 win over Swansea in the Premier League on Sunday. Rooney watched the game from an executive box with his family.
''I don't think Wayne Rooney was keen to play, simply because he's asked for a transfer,'' Ferguson said after the match. ''He wants to think it through in his mind, which is a good idea. We are not going to let him go but he is a little bit frustrated at being taken off once or twice in the last few weeks.''
Rooney came onto the field after the final whistle, shook Ferguson's hands and joined in the celebrations during the presentation ceremony for United's 13th Premier League title.
With Ferguson retiring at the end of the season, Rooney's future is likely to be decided by new manager David Moyes, who will leave Everton to take charge of United on July 1.
Moyes sold Rooney to United in 2004 and then launched successful legal action against him over allegations in the striker's autobiography that the Scot leaked details of a private conversation to the media about the factors behind the move from Everton.
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It's the second time Rooney has asked to quit United. He backed down from a transfer request in 2010 after negotiating a new and improved contract.
''Sometimes as a player you make bad choices and bad decisions, and I think that's what happened,'' Rooney said last year.
Rooney is no longer first choice at United, slipping behind Robin van Persie in the list of strikers at Old Trafford this season and often playing in central midfield or having to settle for a place among the substitutes.
He was dropped for the second leg of the Champions League second-round matchup against Real Madrid, arguably United's biggest game of the season.
Rooney has two years left in his contract.
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Still, investors appeared to take heart in the comebacks. The iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index (FXI) was higher by $6.65, or 4.7%, to $147.35. The PowerShares Golden Dragon Halter USX China (PGJ) was higher by $1.07, or 4.1%, to $27.22. The SPDR S&P China (GXC) was adding $3.21, or 4.3%, to $77.40. The Vanguard Emerging Markets Stock (VWO) was up $3.23, or 3.7%, to $91.63.
Oil-related bundled securities were higher as crude prices spiked following the Energy Department's latest inventory report. The front-month October crude contract advanced $1.46 to $73.19 a barrel. Earlier, the Energy Department said that gasoline stocks fell by 3.6 million barrels last week. Crude stocks, meanwhile, fell by a greater-than-expected 3.5 million barrels.The Ultra Oil & Gas ProShares (DIG) was gaining $2.91, or 3.2%, to $92.74. The iShares Dow Jones U.S. Oil Equipment Index (IEZ) rose $1.17, or 2.1%, to $57.67. The SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Equipment & Services (XES) was higher by 62 cents, or 1.7%, at $36.48. Homebuilder ETFs strengthened, despite news that Fitch Ratings downgraded its credit ratings on several homebuilders late Tuesday. Hovnanian (HOV), Standard Pacific (SPF) and Beazer Homes (BZH) were adding nearly 4% or more.
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Nokia Drive, the free voice-guided offline navigation app for Symbian and Windows Phone is getting better by the day, and now introducing free live traffic updates.
Starting off with the the vast Indian metropolis cities of Delhi and Mumbai, the new Nokia Drive service is poised to expand to other major cities later in the year. It will initially cover a thousand miles of roads, and can be obtained by simply updating the Nokia Drive app.
The base technology for the service is pretty interesting, too - in order to keep things free, Nokia uses the location of other Nokia Maps users in the area as "traffic probes", serving congested roads in red, yellow for slow moving traffic and green for easy flowing vehicles.
Data that comes in from those "probes" will be then refreshed every two minutes for the most recent condition to always be an eye glimpse away from your Nokia handset.
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3. smartphone (Posts: 160; Member since: 21 Oct 2011)
another reason to go for the lumia 900.
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4. rg987 (Posts: 130; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
nokia is now improving day by day,,,,, now they are really attracting me to buy their lumias. but WP needs to develop much more to get into my pocket... work Microsoft work.
but kudos to nokia for their dedication, they are really improving (nowadays)
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it is not wet up by the dash board but on the floor boards both front and back the seal around the doors are fine and the door shuts fine also has not been a wreck the window was up have not used a/c or heat please help
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2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Question: we have a 2000 Chevy Monte Carlo and the passenger side floor boards are wet
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Does the floor boads smell like coolant
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no it does not smell like coolant
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If it's not the heater core leaking or the a/c drain stopped up and no sun roof, windshield leak is the most likely suspect.
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how can both the front and back be wet if you say it could be windshield leak has not been in a wreck never no front end damage
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If enough water leaks into your car, the entire floor pan eventually will be wet! The windshield seal can leak without any warning or reason, stuff happens!
That was just a suggestion, not a given!
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We continue our journey through a month of frightening, bloody and violent films. For more, check out our 31 Days of Horror homepage. Synopsis: Where do you take Jason when he's already been through the woods all the way to New York City? Why you take him to space, of course! In the distant future, Voorhees and his most recent victim are resurrected by advanced technology. Not one to care about details like the year or where the hell he is, Jason immediately begins dismembering people.
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For those not keeping up with the times, it's October. Which means that everyone has horror fever. Scary movies are being played in dark rooms, nubile coeds are being given manly arms upon which they can grasp when the brown note kicks in, and people like Brian Salisbury are busting out VHS copies of Demons 2 in a ritual that is as old as evil itself. For some — many of you, I would venture — it's the most wonderful time of the year. And while I'm slightly more inclined to celebrate the beginning of bikini season, who am I to rob you of your fun? With that in mind, I browsed on over to Yahoo Movies today to find this fancy new infographic. I'm told these are all the rage in Europe. This one pits three of cinema's most prolific slashers together in a good ole fashioned kill-off. Who killed more in their cinematic careers, asks the graphic, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees or Freddy? According to this, it's Jason by a landslide victory. More impressive is his victory when you consider the fact that he took his first movie off, letting Mama Voorhees do all the slicing. So here's my question, horror lovers: are there any more prolific killers out there? Also, which of these fine hellions had the most interesting series of kills? Check out the full infographic after the jump if you need a reminder as to which movies these kills came from.
31 Days of Horror: Friday the 13th (2009)31 Days of Horror By Robert Fure on October 18, 2010 | Comments (3)
When the calendar page turns to October, we Rejects have only one thought: horror. To celebrate this grandest and darkest of months, we'll cover one excellent horror film a day for the entirety of the month. That's 31 Days of Horror and 31 Films perfect for viewing on a dark, chilly, October night. If you, like us, love horror and Halloween, give us a Hell Yeah and keep coming every day this month for a new dose of adrenaline. Synopsis: When young Whitney Miller goes missing with a group of friends, thanks to the violent tendencies of homicidal hillbilly Jason Voorhees, her brother Clay goes searching for her in the woods surrounding the abandoned Camp Crystal Lake. With some newfound cannon fodder, his luck doesn't hold out long as the machete wielding, hockey faced killer gets his slash on in this Platinum Dunes reboot. Killer Scene: With thirteen or fourteen people brutally dispatched, there are plenty of scenes of note. In fact, with lots of boobies exposed, there are even more I could note. My favorite scene combines both boobies and blood – the feisty Amanda shows off her breasts and then retreats to her tent with her boytoy. When he goes in search of a noise (big mistake), she gets stuffed in a sleeping bag and hung over a roaring campfire. Boo and Yah.
Junkfood Cinema: Jason XFeatures By Brian Salisbury on June 18, 2010 | Comments (3)
Welcome back to Junkfood Cinema; eat up while it's still free! If you are unfamiliar with this column, congratulations on retaining all of your IQ points. Junkfood Cinema is where, every week, I bring the cinematic pain in the form of some truly bad films. While these movies lack a certain…everything, there are aspects of each of them that I can't help but enjoy.
Coroner's Report: Friday the 13th Part VIFeatures By Robert Fure on November 19, 2009 | Comments (7)
The Coroner returns with a now classic look at the real 'new beginning' of the Friday the 13th franchise – the introduction of the supernatural killer as we now know and love him.
Coroner's Report: Friday the 13th Part VFeatures By Robert Fure on July 9, 2009 | Comments (6)
In the interest of completionism, of course I'm going to talk about Friday the 13th V. This installment of the franchise is a tricky one to talk about.
Coroner's Report: Friday the 13th The Final Chapter Deluxe EditionFeatures By Robert Fure on June 25, 2009 | Be the First To Comment
Jason Voorhees is back for the last time as he meets his match in Corey Feldman! Ok, so he doesn't stay dead, obviously, but A for effort and B for Boobs.
Snow a No Show for Next Friday the 13th InstallmentIn Development By Robert Fure on June 15, 2009 | Comments (4)
Jason Voorhees may or may not see snow in the sequel that may or may not hit theaters on August 13th, 2010. I may or may not care.
Jason Voorhees is Dead on DVDMovie News By Robert Fure on June 12, 2009 | Comments (6)
Jason has died a couple of times, but we're talking about the first, errr, second or third, time he died. The time he was supposed to stay dead.
Friday the 13th: 10 Things I Liked, 5 I Didn'tFeatures By Robert Fure on February 16, 2009 | Comments (31)
Jason Voorhees found about 13 victims he didn't like and killed them. Fans of the franchise found about $42 million things to like. Robert Fure found 10 things he embraced and 5 he was willing to slash.
TV Review: Psych – Tuesday the 17thTelevision By Kevin Carr on February 14, 2009 | Comments (8)
Shawn and Gus are approached by Jason Cunningham, a childhood camp-mate who is planning on re-opening Camp Tikihama, where they spend their summers as kids.
Movie Drinking Games: Friday the 13thDrinking Games By Kevin Carr on February 13, 2009 | Be the First To Comment
We all know that the only thing that Jason Voorhees hates more than teenagers having sex in his woods… is drunken teenagers having sex in his woods. So, be safe and do your drinking in a movie theater with the new Friday the 13th film.
FSR's Weekly Report Card for 02.13.09Features By Kevin Carr on February 13, 2009 | Be the First To Comment
Kevin Carr reviews the movies the studios didn't allow him to see early this week: Friday the 13th, Confessions of a Shopaholic and The International.
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It's the moment you've been waiting for all week. It's Friday the 13th and instead of making the worst decision of your life and going camping, head out to theaters for some Grade A slasher excitement.
Fat Guys at the Movies Ep. 103 – Friday the Fat-teenthFeatures By Kevin Carr on February 13, 2009 | Comments (10)
Kevin makes fun of Neil for his fear of scary movies, and Neil makes fun of Kevin for his acceptance of movies about shopaholics. The Fat Guys also announce the winners of the 2009 GAG Awards and wish all their listeners a Happy Valentine's Day.
Is This the Real Crystal Lake?Features By Robert Fure on February 12, 2009 | Comments (14)
We'll admit to getting a little obsessive from time to time, but Robert Fure has taken it to a new level. Using only clues from the first three films he tracks down a likely candidate for a real Crystal Lake. Is he insane or onto something? You might be surprised.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against an Islamic charity that claimed it was the target of warrantless wiretapping by the National Security Agency when the Bush administration was in power. The ruling overturned the awarding of damages and attorneys' fees to the charity, and found the government is immune to claims of warrantless wiretapping.
Court Ruling Brings End to Lawsuit Against Bush Warrantless Wiretapping
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DOJ: Calling Out Government Lies Would Endanger National Security
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The government argues that, in spite of the fact that Saifullah Paracha's Gitmo Detainee Assessment Brief was leaked in April, his lawyer, David Remes, cannot talk about it. Because if he did, we might conclude the DAB was real.
Obama's DOJ Advocated Lying to Judges in June 2009
|By: emptywheel Thursday May 5, 2011 8:45 am
As EFF notes, the revelation that the FBI lied on this FOIA response may suggest it has done so in other FOIA suits. And who know? We know Obama's DOJ submitted several versions of revised declarations in the al-Haramain case in 2009; so it's possible they were advocating lying to judges in that case, too.
With David Kris Gone, DOJ Tries to Vacate Vaughn Walker's FISA Opinion
|By: emptywheel Monday March 7, 2011 2:45 pm
What's so horrible in Walker's rulings that the government might entertain "letting the terrorists win" in exchange for vacating the rulings? It seems there are three possible parts of Walker's July 2008 ruling the government might want vacated.
Walker Awards al-Haramain for Executive Branch Surveillance Abuse
|By: bmaz Tuesday December 21, 2010 5:15 pm
Judge Vaugn Walker has issued an extremely significant decision in the illegal wiretapping case of al-Haramain v. Bush/Obama. He has awarded damages and attorney fees to the plaintiffs on their claims of illegal and unconstitutional surveillance by the US government.
The Ghosts of SCOTUS Justices Past Continue to Haunt Holder
|By: Peterr Saturday November 13, 2010 9:00 am
Today is the 154th birthday of SCOTUS Justice Louis Brandeis, one of the Court's most forceful voices for freedom of speech and the right to privacy. Today, as AG Eric Holder deals with cases involving torture, wiretapping, state secrets, GQ paints a picture of an AG filled with angst, as Marcy Wheeler summed it up yesterday. But maybe it's not angst, but that Holder is being haunted by SCOTUS Justices past, like Brandeis, Holmes, Robert Jackson, and Potter Stewart.
Happy birthday, Justice Brandeis, and keep up the good work.
Torture? Check. Covering Up Torture? Check. Rule of Law? Nope.
|By: emptywheel Tuesday November 9, 2010 5:15 pm
I think it was the timing of the end of the torture investigation that hurts most of all. Just days ago, Harold Koh was boasting of the Durham investigation to the UN. Then Bush started his dog and pony show, including his proud admission to have ordered up torture. All of which made today's announcement, that no one will be charged for covering up evidence of torture, almost anti-climactic.
Of course no one will be charged for destroying the evidence of torture! Our country has spun so far beyond holding the criminals who run our country accountable that even the notion of accountability for torture was becoming quaint and musty while we waited and screamed for some kind of acknowledgment that Durham had let the statute of limitations on the torture tape destruction expire. I doubt they would have even marked the moment–yet another criminal investigation of the Bush Administration ending in nothing–it if weren't for the big stink bmaz has been making. Well, maybe that's not right–after all, Bob Bennett was bound to do a very public victory lap, because that's what he's paid for.
As Vaughn Walker Moves On, There Are No Replacements
|By: bmaz Thursday September 30, 2010 3:40 pm
I started to write this post last night with a million thoughts swirling in my head on the plethora of important cases Walker has handled over the years and erudite opinions rendered thereon. There is far more to the man's record than al-Haramain and Perry v. Schwarzenegger; he also sat on such blockbuster cases as the Hearst/ SF Chronicle Antitrust litigation, the Apple/Microsoft intellectual property battle, and the knock down drag out Oracle/Peoplesoft takeover war. And hundreds of others over the years that, from every opinion of his I have read over the last couple of decades, he treated with pretty much the same dedication and attention to detail as you see in the landmark cases you know him from now. Vaughn Walker was both driven and meticulous, they simply do not make many like that; even in the cream of the crop hallowed halls of the Federal judiciary, Vaughn Walker stands out and above.
With Kagan On SCOTUS, We Are Still Down A Justice
|By: bmaz Saturday September 11, 2010 7:50 am
With the long anticipated retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens, it was important for President Obama to appoint and get confirmed a new justice so there would not only be a full compliment of justices on the court, but to insure the ideological balance of the court was maintained. By selecting Elena Kagan, Obama certainly did not pick the most qualified person for the job, nor did he maintain the ideological balance particularly as Kagan undoubtedly moved the court to the right at least to some degree.
Dear Congressman Blumenauer: What About the Telco Indemnifications?
|By: bmaz Wednesday September 1, 2010 4:00 pm
Now that Earl Blumenauer has exposed the craven indemnification agreement the US government under the Bush/Cheney Administration gave to Halliburton/KBR, he should pursue the same types of agreements secretly given to telco companies participating in the illegal wiretapping program.


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As for the series itself, I rate Futurama above the Simpsons, Family Guy and any other animated series. It is brilliant from start to finish and at less than 30 pounds, this product is an absolute steal.
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Alan Wake is a pyschological thriller which acts as a Third Person Shooter.
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I will begin with one qualm I personally found during my FFXIII playing experience and by saying so I am sure this gripe has been echoed time and time again, which is the fact that Final Fantasy XIII is extremely linaer for the first 20 hours or so.
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A word of advice though - keep your volume controls close at hand for the segments where a character called Vanelle takes centre stage, as the fun loving companion has both dialogue and moments of glee that will grate.
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As an avid Family Guy fan I was excited that the series branched out again into the Star Wars World with a follow up to the hilarious Blue Harvest.
Peter Griffin continues in the role of Han Solo with Chris as Luke Skywalker, Lois as Princess Leia, Stewie as Darth Vader and Meg as, a giant space worm.....
The second Star Wars - Family Guy hybrid is a spoof of The Empire Strikes Back and is an alternative account of the events from George Lucas's hit movie. Told by Peter Griffin as a story to pass time during a power failure Something, Something Darkside (SSD) is not Seth MacFarlane's best work. It's by no means a bad feature, but I did find the jokes hit and miss, which hurts to say when talking about such a consistently hilarious animated series. I think it is fair to say that a majority of the gags are aimed at the American audience as some of the character references and spoofs went straight over my head.
My guess is that any Family Guy fan will buy SSD regardless of what is written in reviews and despite it not besting Blue Harvest it's still a decent feature, true to the Family Guy style. Perhaps having watched Family Guy from the very beginning of its brilliant existence, I was just expecting a bit more.
The additional t-shirt, playing cards and digital copy disc are a nice touch for an extra few quid for the die hard Family Guy fans out there.
Addition from Original Review: Having now opened the t-shirt from its tight-knit wrapping and having washed it I will firmly retract my statement that it is a welcome edition to the bundle. If you want an incredibly creased t-shirt with Boba-Fett-Chicken on the front, which you can't wash or iron as it is likely to perish, then the limited edition bundle will be right up your street.


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Open Post & Programming Note: Hosted By Chicken Cutlets Stroking A Carrot
Because I've had it with the sun and its warm rays heating up my ass cheeks ("Oh, poor you. #CaliforniaProblems" – Allison as she tries to keep her nalgas warm by sitting on a fresh-out-of-the oven baking sheet wrapped in a thick tea towel), I'm in NYC for the Thanksgiving holiday. It's snowing and I'm into it. The only shoes I brought have soles as flat as Blake NoSoLively's personality and I expect to slip, fall, bust my ass lips and bruise up my nalgas. It'll be the most action I've had in years and the pavement and I will share a joint together afterward.
So because I'm in NYC and Allison will also be celebrating Thanksgiving with us American whores by swallowing an entire can of cranberries before washing it down with turkey soda, Dlisted will be on vacation mode for the next few days. To answer the question in your head: Yes, now that you mention it, we're always on vacation mode. So consider this vacation vacation mode. Our regularly scheduled fuckery will resume on Saturday. That's if whatever is left of my brain hasn't completely melted and dripped out of my ears from all the boozing and trying to switch subjects when someone brings up Bill Cosby.
And now I leave you with these pictures of the Phoebe Price, the other white meat, hand jobbing a snowman's carrot nose and licking her way to all kinds of diseases by putting her tongue on a fake lollipop at The Grove in L.A. the other day. PP truly suffers to give us beautiful pictures that are so elegant, so timeless and so artistic that you'd think they were ripped from the pages of French Vogue circa 1965. No, I don't know why in the hell PP's dressed like that, but I'm guessing she just got done with her shift as a go-go dancer at a Dia de los Muertos-themed bar and grill.
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Programming Note: I'm Going On Vacation!
If you replaced Kate Moss' bikini with a lime green extra tight Speedo and replaced that lit fag (I set that joke up for you) with a straw sticking out of a margarita and replaced that yacht floating off of the coast of Formentera, Spain with a plastic lounge chair, that picture would be me next week!
The VMAs are on Sunday and the Emmys are on Monday, so it's a WONDERFUL time to go away and check into a hotel whose WiFi might be slower than Kourtney Kardashian's speech pattern. You can always count on me to make smart decisions. I booked this trip months ago at the same time I scheduled my endoscopy thing (which happened last week) because I figured that THE SCOPE would poke out the burping hamster stuck in my chest and then I'd be able to celebrate by drinking all the tequila. THE SCOPE didn't poke out the burping hamster stuck in my chest, but I did read on WebMD that massive amounts of tequila cures acid reflux (or is it makes it worse? I don't remember), so I'm going to Cancun. While there, I also plan to have a commitment ceremony with THE SCOPE that throat boned me last week. We're really in love.
Anyway, I plan to fart up crap about the VMAs on Sunday and Monday and throw up some Emmy shit on Monday night and Tuesday. Allison will be here and J. Harvey is going to help out until Labor Day, because somebody has to make a dick cheese joke. His ass will start on Sunday. My friend and the godbitch of Hot Slut of the Day, Lahoma, is also helping me out by doing a few HSOTDs. After Tuesday, I'll be blogging here and there. I'll be back full-time on Labor Day so make sure you have the broken crack pipes, empty wine cooler bottles and cum stains removed from the place before then. Hmmm, on second thought, leave the cum stains. They'll blend in with the others.
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Programming Note: Brought To You By James Franco's Barf-Colored Hair
When James Franco Instagrammed a picture of his hair looking like four bottles of Sun-In pissed all over it, I figured it was for a movie since James Franco suffers for his art. But based on his look, I guessed he was playing a creeper junkie who is obsessed with Aaron Carter and is trying to become him. I was close! James is playing a real-life mess named Michael Glatze who was a gay activist in San Francisco, but later found Jesus and "prayed away" his love of hard dick and man ass. Here he is shooting that shit on Long Island yesterday. Yup, James' look seems about right. But, that hair color better be for the "newly straight Michael Glatze," because I don't know any gay dude who would walk around outside with a hair color that looks like the color of your barf after you ate a tub of orange sherbet and pasta covered in vodka sauce. (Cut to me in the 90s walking around with a hair color like that because Sun-In did me wrong.)
Anyway, this will be my last post of the day. My partner in fuckery, Allison, will take over for the rest of the day and tomorrow. For a while now, I've been dealing with some acid reflux shit that just won't go away. I've bitched about it on here a few times. It feels like an obese burping gerbil is stuck in my chest. I've taken everything and have tried everything. I knew it was serious when a few weeks ago, my doctor looked me in the eye and said, "Stop drinking coffee and alcohol." He might as well have said to me, "Do you want euthanasia via injection or should I just let you slowly shrivel and die while thinking about a summer without booze?" I don't even know how I'm still alive! So when being on a no booze, no coffee and no other fun things diet didn't work, my doctor ordered THE SCOPE!
So this morning, my doctor will shove a tube down my throat and I can already hear you making a "Bitch, that's probably the most action you've gotten in centuries" joke in your head, so I won't do that. There will be no more posts from me today unless I manage to get to my laptop and drool out an incoherent post in a half-sedated state about some shit you don't care about. You know, I think I just described my job description to a T. Goodnight!
Pics: Splash
Programming Note Brought To You By ScarJo And Her Fancy French Fiancé At A Fancy English Wedding
My ass lips are frozen and I think I've got hypothermia of the nipples, and it's not because I made peen popsicles and overused them again. It's because I'm in Denver where it currently looks like scenes from Nicole Kidman's colonoscopy. Yes, I'm in Denver to cross off "pose in front of the Denver Carrington building from the Dynasty opening credits while wearing a power blazer with shoulder pads" off of my bucket list, but I'm also in Denver for a family thing and to spend as much time as possible at the most authentic and finest gourmet Mexican eatery Casa Bonita. Casa Bonita is this refined and elegant Mexican establishment in Lakewood, CO that is known for their ~SPECTACULAR~ diving show, signature sopapillas and food that probably tastes like Del Taco threw up on a pile of Taco Bell's shit. In other words: Delicious! South Park paid tribute to Denver's greatest attraction in 2003. This review from Yelp sold me on the fact that I must eat all my meals at Casa Bonita while I'm here.
Quite possibly the most revolting, repugnant, repulsive food in the history of the universe.
If you must go because your kids are bothering you to take them, do so while observing the following rules:
1. Do not — UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, including abject starvation — order anything with meat in it it.
2. Eat before you go there. You have to order food in order to stay, so get the cheapest thing on the menu, then play with the food and encourage your children to do the same.
3. The sopapillas are edible. This is not to say they're good; no one said anything about good. The people who claim the sopapillas are good only say that because they are comparing them to the rest of the offerings. Compared to the rest of the food, the fetid stench of a deceased homeless man's intestines would be appetizing.
4. Don't go. Just stay home, eat Taco Bell, watch replays of Olympic diving, go to the bathroom several times afterward. That will give you the authentic Casa Bonita experience.
So since I'll be spending most of my half-vacation in Denver dining at Casa Bonita and butt barfing my insides out on the toilet, I'll only be posting a little and CAPTION THIS is taking a break. My partner in fuckery Allison will cover most of the foolery until I thaw out my b-hole when I get back to California on Wednesday.
And now, I leave you with pictures of ScarJo giving us pregnant face, corpse makeup and busted bandage shoes from the 90s while leaving the fancy British wedding of Princess Florence Von Preussen with her fiance Romain Dauriac who looks like Josh Harnett as Mason Verger.
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Programming Note & Open Post: Hosted By The Naturally Stunning Janice Dickinson
Some nasty, mean, asshole of a dog got out of its leash and came at my dog and bit him during a walk today, so I've been at the vet all morning, which is why I've barely posted anything. My dog will be fine, but I can see the twinkle of vengeance in his eyes. I'll only be posting here and there throughout the rest of the day, because I need to spend most of my time feeding him Gatorade through a straw, giving him pep talks, building his strength up, watching Million Dollar Baby with him (I am the Frankie Dunn to his Maggie Fitzgerald) and training him for round 2 with that nasty, mean, asshole of a dog. We will win this time! We will AVENGE him! No, I'll probably spend the rest of the day spoonfeeding him water while I snort the pain pills the vet gave him as we watch videos of "animals riding Roombas" together. (Note: Of course I'm not going to snort all of the pain pills the vet gave him. I'll let him snort up a line here and there.)
For now, I leave you with these gorgeous pictures of Janice Dickinson taking her pulled-past-the-point-of-no-return face for a walk in Beverly Hills yesterday.
Please Welcome Dlisted's New Interns!
Pictured: One of Dlisted's new interns making a beef jerky and MD 20/20 run for the office this morning.
You already know that Dlisted is a first-class corporation (read: the opposite of that) that operates out of a first-class office building (read: the same room where I sleep and watch marathons of HGTV's first ever soft-core gay porn show Cousins Undercover while eating Bisquick powder out of the box with a spoon) and now it's even more professional thanks to my two new interns. I got a Cocosbuttload of amazing responses to my post, so I brought on two interns instead of just one.
So welcome Megan (better known to commenters as ISprainedMyUvula) and Allison. Starting today, Megan and Allison will drop in a post or three here and there in between doing behind-the-scenes important company stuff like organizing our offices' move to Dildo Island. Don't worry, I've already hazed them both by making them stare into the terrifying and hypnotizing eyes of Phoebe Price while cropping a dozen pictures of her and by searching Google for any new topless pictures of Carrot Top.
And I'll let you decide which one of them looks exactly like Angelyne. (SPOILER ALERT: Neither of them. They wish!)
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Weekend Programming Note Brought To You By Elvira
Starting this weekend and continuing for the next few weekends, I'm going to unplug the pile of dead and scorched brain cells in my head from Dlisted and hand the keys to the house over to Dlisted's resident guest bloggers Sweetas and J. Harvey. I'll still be spreading the foolery during the week and I may drop in on the weekends to make sure those Sweetas and J. Harvey haven't stained the furniture ("But Michael, the furniture is already covered in jizz, cigarette burns, bottom shelf whiskey and bitter tears." – you).
Sweetas and J. Harvey will be your weekend hosts starting tomorrow (but I'll probably drop something in here on Sunday since The House of Versace aka the only television event in history that matters is on Saturday) and I'll be back full-time on Monday. And for now, I leave your ass with pictures of 62-year-old Elvira at Knott's Scary Farm in CA the other night. Elvira looks young enough to be Courtney Stodden's broken condom baby. But then again, don't we all?
Pics: Splash
Site Update Presented To You By James Haven
After being closed for CENTURIES (read: about a week), the doors to the comment section are finally opening up again tomorrow. It feels like I've been yelling at an empty big white box for the past week, which I kind of have. There's going to be one big change, though. (This is the part where I down three shots of rubbing alcohol with a splash of gin.) The comments are moving to Disqus and mostly because it has the word DIQ in it.
When I first brought up the idea of moving to Disqus last week, some readers emailed me and said "YAAAAASSS!" to that shit and some readers emailed me and said "NOOOOOOO!" to that shit. I've been playing with Disqus on both ends (the commenter side and the moderator side, and yes, that's the first time in years I've played with anything on both ends) for a few weeks, because a lot of people told me I should consider moving to it. After playing with it on both ends (yes, I wanted a reason to type that a second time), I felt it was the best thing for the site. So we're going to try it and see how it goes. The comments from the old site will be lubed up and shoved into Disqus, but logins won't. I figured that some of you might want to register with a different email address or post anonymously, so the logins won't be moved over. With Disqus, you can either register for a Disqus account, post as a guest or if you really want your friends and loved ones to know your feelings about the Kartrashians, you can use your Facebook, Twitter or Google+ account.
As for other site stuff, we're still fixing a few glitches and tweaking here and there ("Me too!" – Amanda Bynes). Remind to never move again. Thanks for the emails and thanks to the boxed wine at Target and my weed dispensary for being there for a bitch.
And you probably didn't read any of that since you were getting lost in James Haven's puckering anus lips. Here's James Haven keeping the skull cap alive while puckering next to Jon Voight and a lady guest at last night's NYC premiere of World War Z.
Site Update Presented To You By The Sexiest Dancer At E3 Expo
That's almost the same dance I did when Dlisted started loading again. …Well, except for this graceful electro swan's got sweet, diabetes-inducing moves and my moves are more like wet salt. This certified ass shaker needs to teach Miley Cyrus how to really fart silver glitter while shaking that ass. When he fell back, I fell back. It's like The Matrix on E. Anyyouknowyouregoingtopinchyournipstothislater….
The site is on its way to being normal (well, as normal as Dlisted can be) again (although, was it ever normal?). Thanks for dealing with the bare bones SANS FARDS website yesterday and Dlisted feels better now that it's wearing its Wet 'n Wild blue eyeshadow again. There's still some glitches to slap down and things to tweak. The comment section is closed and will open up again early next week. I know, it feels weird not being able to go into the comments to read some of the disgusting shit you sucio whores say. One time I went in there and a commenter defended Kate Gosselin hard. Sick and twisted thoughts!
And wait, did that dude just do The Twist while Riverdancing? All hail the new Lord of ALL Dances.
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And We're Back!
We're alive! Well, as alive as a ho who's only eaten Texas Toast all day can be. Please accept these pictures of Henry Cavill at last night's NYC premiere of Man of Steel as a "sorry for all the damn changes" gift. I tried to find pictures from last night of Henry without all his clothes on, but for some reason he kept all his clothes on (SELFISH!) and the wind was really dumb for not blowing all his clothes off. You'll have to use your imagination while you fap.
Thanks to Industry44, all my posts and the comments made it onto the new Dlisted. We've painted over the barf splatters on the wall and tried to scrub out all the cum stains in the carpet. Drunk whores are still passed out on the front stoop, but they're never going to leave. There are a few changes. A featured post bar (which every other site has had since 2007, welcome us to 2007!) was added to the top, the gallery's been changed up and the comment button has been moved from the bottom to the top of the post. And about the comment section…
The comment section is still a work in progress. I was going to move us all to Disqus, but I know some people have SERIOUS feelings about Disqus, so I'm going to wait. So for now, we'll stay here and if this comment section works I'll add more features. If it doesn't, to Disqus we go! You can use the same username and password to login.
Because everything is new, the site will probably burp, fart and queef for the next couple of weeks. We're still tweaking things as we go along too. And if you're going to scream, "I HATE IT, LET'S GO BACK TO THE OLD SHIT," make sure I'm drunk and stoned before you do it.


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Is mom getting a good night's rest? A new study published in today's Journal of the American Medical Association links dementia in older women to sleep apnea, a condition that causes people to stop breathing – for a short period – as they sleep. Researchers focused on women, average age 82, with various sleeping disorders, including apnea. They found those women "were much more likely than those with normal sleep habits to develop cognition problems within five years."
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Did you know that African-Americans are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's than white people? Hispanics are one and half more times as likely to develop the disease as white folks too. The Alzheimer's Association discovered this reality in a new report on these pretty significant numbers. AARP Bulletin reports: An estimated 5.3 million Americans have Alzheimer's disease, a number that is expected to grow as boomers age. For the special report on race, ethnicity and Alzheimer's disease, the association …
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Stoke thrashed sorry Fulham 4-1 at the Britannia Stadium as the Cottagers were relegated from the Premier League.
The Cottagers' defeat - coupled with Sunderland winning 1-0 at Manchester United - was enough to send Felix Magath's side down.
Stoke's opener came on 39 minutes after Marko Arnautovic cut the ball back from the right byline to Stephen Ireland whose shot was deflected off Dan Burn onto the crossbar, with Peter Odemwingie there to slot home from close range.
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Targacept Unveils Depression Drug Data Next Week: BioBuzz
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. ( TheStreet) -- Investor expectations for Targacept's (TRGT) experimental depression drug are moving higher in lockstep with the company's stock price as a key data presentation nears.
On Oct. 15, researchers will be releasing detailed findings from a phase II study of Targacept's depression drug TC-5214 at a neuroscience conference in Chicago.
Targacept announced July 15 that TC-5214 was able to improve the symptoms of depression in patients who don't respond well to Celexa, a currently prescribed antidepressant marketed by Forest Labs (FRX). Since that announcement, Targacept shares have soared 633%, closing Wednesday at $22.50.The details of the TC-5214 depression augmentation study were left undisclosed for the Oct. 15 presentation. The key data to watch for is the difference in effect size for patients treated with TC-5214 plus Celexa compared to patients treated with a placebo plus Celexa. The magic number here is at least a two-point improvement in the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression, or HAM-D, in favor of the TC-5214 arm of the study, according to a biotech hedge fund analyst whose been doing a lot of work on TC-5214. His firm owns Targacept shares. A two-point improvement for TC-5214 on this widely recognized depression scale is important because that's the same effect size seen with Bristol-Myers Squibb's (BMY) Abilify, which received an expanded FDA approval as an add-on treatment to anti-depressant therapy in late 2007. The bulk of Abilify's $2 billion-plus in sales in 2008 were for schizophrenia, but a Needham analyst estimates that $500 million in Abilify sales this year will come from the add-on anti-depressant market.
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In 1962 Richard Cesar at the request of his brother Cesar E. Chavez designed a flag, which later became the United Farm Workers flag. Cesar wanted an Aztec eagle and after several attempts Richard Chavez made the symbol of the eagle representing a pyramid. The red-white and-black NFWA Flag was unveiled at the Union's first convention in 1962, in an abandoned theater in Fresno, California. Cesar made reference to the flag by stating, "A symbol is an important thing. That is why we choose an Aztec eagle. It gives pride… When people see it, they know it means dignity. To me, it looks like a strong, beautiful sign of hope."
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The black eagle signifies the dark situation of the farm worker. The Aztec eagle is an historic symbol for the people of Mexico. The UFW incorporated the Aztec eagle into its design in order to show the connection the union had to migrant workers of Mexican-American descent, though not all UFW workers were Mexican-American.
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It was refreshing to awake and read the Aug. 11 sports section in your paper, which quite evidently thought it appropriate to run a story about Sheldon Winters tentatively winning the 2008 salmon derby.
Based on the past three weeks of sports section headline stories, I was beginning to think that my entire life depended on a story regarding some fellow named Brett Favre, whoever he is.
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|5th Georgia Cavalry
|Other work
|U.S. Army officer, police chief, Board of Visitors US Military Academy at West Point
Robert Houstoun Anderson (October 1, 1835 – February 8, 1888) was a cavalry and artillery officer in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War.
Early life and career[edit]
Born in Savannah, Georgia, Anderson was educated in the local schools. He received an appointment to the United States Military Academy. After graduation in 1857, as a brevet second lieutenant, he was stationed in upstate New York. He later served as an infantry first lieutenant at Fort Walla Walla in the Washington Territory.[1]
Civil War service[edit]
In early 1861, shortly before the official secession of his home state, Anderson accepted an ACSA commission as a lieutenant in the artillery. In September of that year, he was promoted to major in the CSA. He was later appointed assistant adjutant general to Maj. Gen. W. H. T. Walker of the Georgia State militia, later seeing action at the Battle of Fort McAllister (1863) before his transfer to the frontlines as colonel of the 5th Georgia Cavalry.[1]
Commissioned a brigadier general on July 26, 1864, Anderson was attached to the Army of Tennessee as a cavalry officer during the Atlanta Campaign. After the death of commanding officer Brig. Gen. John H. Kelly near Franklin, Tennessee, Anderson assumed temporary command of the division before resuming his former position as brigade commander following the fall of Atlanta. He would later lead his brigade against advancing Union forces during Sherman's March to the Sea and the Carolinas Campaign before the collapse of the Confederacy in April 1865.[2]
Postbellum career[edit]
Following the war, Anderson served as the police chief of Savannah, and was on the Board of Visitors for the US Military Academy at West Point helping reunite old friends, and helping reconciliation efforts. He died at the age of 52, and is still remembered with much affection by the Savannah Police Department. He is buried in Bonaventure Cemetery.[3]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Bio of Robert H. Anderson
- ^ Linedecker, p.
- ^ Find A Grave
- Linedecker, Clifford L., ed. Civil War, A-Z: The Complete Handbook of America's Bloodiest Conflict. New York: Ballantine Books, 2002. ISBN 0-89141-878-4.
External links[edit]
- "Robert H. Anderson". Find a Grave. Retrieved February 13, 2008.
- Bio of Robert H. Anderson


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