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Bulldog Sports Round-up
Two advance to golf districts On Wednesday, Sept. 30, at the Moss Creek course in Trotwood, YSHS golfers Carl Weiner and Lucas Donnell did what only two previous Bulldog golfers have done — qualify for the Division III District tournament. Competing in the sectional match at Moss Creek, Weiner and Donnell each shot an 89 […]
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Lois Miller won the third race of her freshman year on Saturday, Sept. 26, taking the title at the 28th annual Bellbrook cross country invitational. The Lady Bulldogs, with 59 points, improved their season record by taking home the second place trophy, just behind Bellbrook with 25 points, and ahead of Wilmington in third with 69.
MLS drops rank to 'effective'
This year Mills Lawn School has dropped a tier in the state ranking system, from "excellent" to "effective," because of lower demonstrated proficiencies on the Ohio Achievement Test. According to school report card information published online by the Ohio Department of Education, or ODE, at http://reportcard.ohio.gov, McKinney Middle School and Yellow Springs High School are […]
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The YSHS football team lost 51–6 to Toronto High School on Friday, Sept. 18.
Bulldog Roland Newsome brought down Toronto's kickoff at their 30-yard line, but the visitors scored in the first three minutes of the game. That was followed by four touch downs in the first quarter.
Board of education meeting—Why fewer girls in YSHS sports?
At the Sept. 10 Yellow Springs Board of Education meeting, the board heard a presentation on data regarding why local female youth participate less in sports than their male peers. Overall, the report stated that upper-grade girls, most of whom had played sports in lower grades, now found less satisfaction in sports, rated themselves as […]
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The Yellow Springs High School girls soccer team lost 3–0 to Miami Valley on Saturday, Aug. 29, and then fell hard at 9–0 against Tecumseh on Monday, Aug. 31. The scores did not tell the whole story, however, and Monday's game appeared more balanced than Saturday's. The girls start their season off 0–2.
New faces in fall election
The Nov. 3 elections for Village Council and school board livened up at the last minute last week, when several new hopefuls entered the races shortly before the deadline.
Schools see big tax decline
At the Aug. 13 Yellow Springs Board of Education meeting, District Treasurer Joy Kitzmiller announced a steep decline in this year's second quarter income tax revenues.
New art, math is the focus at MLS
As summer break comes to an end next week, students may not be aware that staff has been back for several weeks already preparing for an energetic return to school. With 359 students anticipated, the school is at near full capacity, Principal Christine Hatton said in an interview last week. First and fifth grades are […]
Better food for village schools?
On Aug. 5 school board members voted for the first major change to the school lunch program since 1994. The board unanimously chose Sodexo, one of the largest multinational food service providers, over Child Nutrition Services, which had been providing the service. Parents in attendance urged the board to try the new vendor, but also […]


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Born | Roger Stanton Baum 1938 (age 76–77) |
Occupation | Author, banker, stockbroker, school teacher |
Years active | 1968-present |
Notable work(s) | Dorothy of Oz, Lion Of Oz and the Badge of Courage |
Roger Stanton Baum (born 1938) is a former banker and stockbroker, and currently (as of 2005) a children's author, residing in Las Vegas. Baum publishes under the name Roger S. Baum. Baum is a former resident of Los Angeles. He also tours the country, reading from and signing his children's books. Baum is the great-grandson of L. Frank Baum, the original creator of the "Oz" series, and grandson of Frank Joslyn Baum, who published The Laughing Dragon of Oz in 1935. Many of Roger S. Baum's children's books are set in the same world.
Baum had written short stories and another children's book, entitled Long Ears and Tailspin, before being approached by the International Wizard of Oz Club in 1987 to write original "Oz" stories. The success of his "Oz" books allowed him to leave his banking job in 1990, and become a full-time children's author. Sometimes Baum's earlier material is reworked in his later books; Long Ears and Tailspin's "Candy Land" reappears in his 2000 Toto book, for example. His work does not follow the history in the canon Famous Forty Oz books, even disregarding information given in his great-grandfather's fourteen.
Baum book Lion of Oz and the Badge of Courage was made into the movie, Lion of Oz, and a film adaptation of his book Dorothy of Oz is planned by Summertime Entertainment.[1] Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return is slated for a 2014 theatrical release.
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- Long Ears and Tailspin in Candy Land: A Faraway Adventure (1968), illus. Mary Ann Farmer
- Dorothy of Oz (1989, 2012), illus. by Elizabeth Miles.
- The Rewolf of Oz (1990), illus. Charlotte Hart, ISBN 0-88138-152-7; (1998), illus. Jacque Klaus, ISBN 0-671-74982-X
- The SillyOZbul trilogy:
- The SillyOZbuls of Oz (1991), illus. Lisa Mertins, ISBN 0-9630101-0-7
- The SillyOZbul of Oz and Toto (1992), illus. Lisa Mertins, ISBN 0-9630101-1-5
- The SillyOZbul of Oz and the Magic Merry-Go-Round (1992), illus. Lisa Mertins, ISBN 0-9630101-2-3
- Lion of Oz and the Badge of Courage (1995, 2003), illust. Sean Coons, ISBN 0-9630101-4-X, ISBN 1-57072-255-2. This book formed the basis for the Sony animated movie Lion of Oz.
- The Green Star of Oz (2000), illus. Victoria Seitzinger, ISBN 1-57072-161-0
- Toto in Candy Land of Oz (2000), illus. Ronit Berkovitz, ISBN 1-57072-224-2
- The Wizard of Oz and the Magic Merry-Go-Round (2002), illus. Victoria Seitzinger, ISBN 1-57072-245-5
- Toto of Oz and the Surprise Party (2004), illus. Victoria Seitzinger, ISBN 1-57072-284-6
- The Oz Odyssey (2006), illus. Victoria Seitzinger, ISBN 1-57072-299-4
- Oz Odyssey II (2011), illus. Chad Thomas.
Baum currently lives in Springfield, Mo.
- ^ "Summertime Media". Retrieved 31 December 2014.
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The Manhattan neighborhood near the mouth of the Holland Tunnel has become a haven for tech and advertising firms. Now its biggest property owner wants more people to live there.
Trinity Real Estate, the real-estate arm of Trinity Church, has proposed a rezoning plan to pave the way for up to 3,500 new housing units in the Hudson Square neighborhood. The plan also calls for the construction of a new 420-seat primary school.
The school would be housed in a yet-to-be-built apartment tower on land owned by Trinity at the intersection of Canal and Varick streets and Sixth Avenue. The rezoning would cover around 18 blocks stretching between Canal and West Houston Streets and between Sixth Avenue and Greenwich Street.
"We think we have the potential to be a really terrific New York City neighborhood," said Erin Roeder, vice president for neighborhood development at Trinity.
The plan is still in its early stages. If approved by the city, the rezoning would be a boon for Trinity, which owns about six million square feet of property in Hudson Square, and for other building owners in the area.
The 30% retail vacancy rates in the neighborhood are among the worst in Manhattan, and retailers won't come there unless there are residents to serve, Ms. Roeder said. "We are heavily invested in the area," she said.
Trinity Church has been a force in the neighborhood ever since England's Queen Ann granted about 215 acres of land in Manhattan to the church in 1705. Trinity later gave land grants of its own for new churches, chapels and for what now is Columbia University. It now owns about 15 acres of land in Manhattan.
During the 19th century, the area now known as Hudson Square became a hub of printing and industrial activity. By the 1980s, the neighborhood was changing into a commercial office district that began drawing advertisers from Madison Avenue.
Trinity and others sought a new image for the area. A flurry of suggestions were floated for different names—one was "WeVar" for west of Varick Street—but in the end the Hudson Square name stuck.
"We definitely need our own identity because we are our own distinct neighborhood," said David Reck, a 34-year resident of Hudson Square and chairman of the local community board's land use committee. The community board has been talking about rezoning for years and is going to review the Trinity plan before it goes to the city.
Media companies such as Viacom, Penguin Group USA and CBS Radio have flocked to the area in recent years. Under the current zoning, 96% of Hudson Square is occupied by retail and commercial office space. The proposed changes will allow up to 25% of the neighborhood to be used for housing.
It would also place height limitations on new buildings and bar new nightclubs from opening, Mr. Reck said.
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Mr. Blaichman, who hasn't reviewed the rezoning plan in detail, was one of the developers of the Urban Glass House, a 12-story building erected in 2006 that is one of the few new residential buildings in the area.
He likes the notion of getting more people living in Hudson Square.
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All this week, protesters will besiege the World Trade Organization with
rallies, marches, teach-ins, street theater and civil disobedience as the
top trade officials from its 134 member countries meet in Seattle. But while the conflict
outside the meeting may be more entertaining, there is plenty of division within the group, which has become the main global body promoting and enforcing
free trade rules. And some of the arguments inside the WTO mirror those
being made on the streets.
The WTO is under wide-ranging attack for sins of omission and commission — from
neglecting poor countries and worker rights to endangering old forests and
sea turtles and trampling on democracy. But there's serious disagreement on a wide range of issues among WTO member countries themselves. Despite months of talks at the WTO's sedate headquarters in Geneva, leaders could not agree on a pre-conference statement of intentions for a new round of negotiations to reduce tariffs and change trading rules, for instance. Now even this new round of talks — which the big economic powers all endorse in some form — is in jeopardy.
If the upcoming negotiations collapse, it would be a serious blow to President Clinton, who has been unable to persuade
other leading heads of government to join him in Seattle to revive prospects for a new round of talks. It could, as a result, indirectly tarnish Vice President Al Gore. But Gore — who is staying far away from Seattle — might lose more if a new round is launched, because it would probably ignite more protest from labor, environmentalists and other constituencies that he needs.
How the WTO took center stage, igniting international protest and even influencing the American presidential elections, is a story in itself. For most of the past 50 years, international trade debates drew a yawn from the average citizen, as governments bit by bit reduced tariffs and other restrictions on international trade. But in the United
States, a variety of trade-related issues — swelling trade deficits, job losses blamed on global trade and investment, a wave of transnational corporate mergers, hot-button
controversies over NAFTA and China's trading status, and anxieties about
the environmental effects of free trade decisions — have made more
people edgily aware that the decisions of trade bureaucrats can hit home in
surprising ways. Still other Americans look to global production and
marketing as the engine of a new American century, and want the global body to rebuff the demands for restraint coming from international protesters today.
Internationally, of course, Europe, Canada and Japan hope the WTO can boost their prosperity — and at the same time offer some protection for their national cultures against the United States' global media and entertainment empire. Developing countries have still other interests: Most feel they gained too little from past negotiations, and that the rich countries have resisted opening up their markets rapidly enough to imports of the clothes, shoes, textiles and other goods the poorer nations produce. And many, but not all, view attempts to expand Western standards of labor rights and environmentalism as a new imperialism that will retard their economic growth.
Whatever side you're on, it's clear that the rules written at the WTO are driven by strong national interests, which in turn reflect important blocs of voters and even more powerful corporate interests. The United States, for example, has given top priority to trying to keep Internet businesses as free of taxes and regulations as possible, reflecting the desire of
government negotiators to protect the worldwide dominance of U.S. Internet businesses.
And while the United States purports to be a force for greater environmental sensitivity in the global trade body — standing up for dolphins in the tuna trade debate, for instance — the U.S. trade representative is lobbying against European Union proposals requiring manufacturers of computers and other electronic equipment sold in Europe to phase out the use of toxic chemicals and to take back discarded components for recycling. In fact, the
American Electronics Association wants the United States to file a complaint about such demands under WTO.
Another big issue that will likely divide the WTO this week is agriculture. The
United States and a group of leading agricultural exporting countries want Europe to eliminate massive subsidies to agriculture, and hope Japan will abandon its various means of protecting farmers. But Europe and Japan, with some support from developing countries, want the WTO to recognize farming as "multifunctional" — producing food and fiber but also securing rural social life and the environment. Europeans are also up in arms over genetically altered food.
One issue the United States and European Union tend to agree on is the need to do more to protect worker rights. The Clinton government has long argued for some modest links between expanding trade and workers' rights, and this year the European Union — whose members have tilted more to the center-left in recent elections — also supports such moves. These leaders are driven more by political necessity than conviction: Increasingly they think that the global trading system as a whole will lose popular support in developed countries if it is seen as leading to third-world sweatshops and rising inequality around the world.
But many developing nations object to introducing questions about workers' rights or the environment into trade talks, saying such issues will be used by rich countries to block their exports. If China enters the WTO, it will add its substantial weight to the bloc of
countries — including Mexico, Egypt, India and Pakistan — that already strenuously object to discussing labor rights.
There are still other divisions. Where the U.S. negotiators are focused on a few core
issues such as agriculture and the Internet, the European Union wants the upcoming "millennial round" of negotiations to be more expansive, providing opportunities for wheeling and dealing on a wide range of issues, and potentially expanding WTO jurisdiction further over rules governing the rights of investors. The United States has shied away from a comprehensive discussion of investment policies, since negotiations on a
multilateral agreement on investment failed last year even among the world's rich countries.
Developing nations want the next round to include an assessment of the impact of WTO
rules, especially in areas such as the protection of intellectual property. While the richer countries see such rules as protection of their inventions and copyrights, the poor countries often see them as disrupting traditional agriculture (as more plants and animals are patented, for example) or interfering with efforts to provide cheap medicine (such as drugs to
control AIDS in South Africa).
WTO critics on the outside are divided on strategy, even as they
agree about the trade body's shortcomings. Some, including most of the big U.S.
environmental and labor groups, hope to reform WTO rules to protect
consumers, workers, the environment and national sovereignty. These "fair traders" argue that unrestricted free trade leads to a race to the bottom, with countries competing to reduce regulations that protect the environment or hold down wages and restrict unions in order to
They want the WTO to give priority to national and international
environmental laws and to use its powers to enforce internationally
recognized workers' rights. For example, while most countries have committed
themselves to certain core labor rights — preventing child labor, forced
labor and discrimination, and guaranteeing the right of workers to organize –
the WTO could actually penalize countries that don't adhere to such standards.
In a Nov. 19 speech at the National Press Club, AFL-CIO president John Sweeney said that organized labor would not support a new round of negotiations if it did not incorporate
protection of workers' rights, the environment and consumers, give citizens more of a voice at the WTO, protect public health and environment laws from WTO rulings, and ensure that governments could protect against surges of imports or dumping of products below cost. "The real debate is not over whether to be part of the global economy, but over what are the rules for that economy and who makes them," Sweeney said.
Other critics think that the WTO is fatally flawed — too undemocratic,
too pro-corporate, too biased in favor of trade above everything, and too
dominated by the rich countries. They want to roll back or eliminate the
WTO, and don't trust it to do anything worthwhile — even on behalf of their
causes, whether it's protecting arctic forests or the right of Indonesian workers to organize unions.
"I don't believe the WTO as it is can be reformed," argues Steelworkers union president George Becker. "The whole thing needs to be scrapped and started all over." Even if worker rights are protected, he argues, it will take many decades for workers in poor
countries to improve their wages and social welfare laws.
These critics point to the track record of the WTO panels charged with settling disputes that come before the organization when one member country challenges laws of
another as unfairly impeding trade. So far, according to a report by Lori Wallach and Michelle Sforza of Public Citizen, the watchdog group founded by Ralph Nader, "no democratically achieved environmental, health, food safety or environmental law challenged at the WTO has ever been upheld. All have been declared barriers to trade."
The WTO overturned U.S. regulations promoting cleaner gasoline, for example, and ruled that Europe could not ban American beef grown with artificial hormones. In many cases,
governments have dropped or watered down regulations simply because of the threat of a WTO challenge; subjects of such challenges have included Guatemalan rules to discourage misleading promotion of infant formula, Korean food safety laws and a bill before the Maryland legislature to boycott goods from Nigeria because of the country's human rights violations.
While leaders of developing nations oppose expanding worker rights and environmental protections, union organizers and democracy advocates in these poorer countries
are trying to link up with Western labor and environmental groups, arguing that their own leaders rely on suppressing unions and keeping down wages as a way of attracting international investment and keeping democracy at bay. Some Western unions claim these tactics should be treated as an illegal subsidy to business under WTO rules, and that the international body should penalize the offending countries.
Going into this week's WTO meetings, it appears that the protesters have American
public opinion on their side. A recent survey by the Program on International Policy Attitudes at the University of Maryland showed that 93 percent of Americans thought that "countries that are part of international trade agreements should be required to
maintain minimum standards for working conditions." The survey showed
that while Americans are open to free trade and globalization, they think that corporations rather than working people have benefited most from these trends; respondents say they are willing to slow down trade — and even pay somewhat higher prices — to protect American jobs, support worker rights around the world and preserve the environment.
Increasingly, it seems, the divisions at the WTO are not the kind of questions that can be settled by trading tariff reductions in a lawyer-filled back room. More fundamental issues about the nature of the new global economy are coming to the fore and spilling into the streets of Seattle.
David Moberg is a senior editor at In These Times and a fellow at the Nation Institute.
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- Release Date: Jun 24, 2011
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Jul 5, 2012Although visually amazing, it lacks of a good plot and originality. It almost seems like a not very good James Bond movie. And I thought the main character was McQueen!! It had his funny moments, but not even that could save Cars 2 from blowing!
Aug 28, 2012while theres not alot of character development in here it is still a site to see......................................................................
Mar 23, 2013This was OK, but a serious let down from the first! Watching this was hard, cause I wanted to like it after watching the first, but like others have said, this was a money grab.I guess I wasn't surprised cause I did wonder what could they possibly do with a second part. Sadly they had no clue just like me.
Jul 29, 2013
Feb 5, 2013If there was a Pixar film I could trade for to see Pixar movies I missed in theaters, it would easily be Cars 2. Such a huge leap from the first movie. It lacked story and just sped by the running time with guns ablaze and cars exploding. I think the violence is justified here since most of the characters are vehicles but there is no reason to turn a sequel into an action film.
Jul 14, 2013Pixar jamas ha logrado tan bajo desempeño en sus peliculas se supone que pixar se saca las mejores peliculas no las peores una pelicula que destroza la buena reputacion de Cars.
Jun 12, 2013Why do people hate this movie, I mean sure its not Pixar's best but it's still great, its a funny spy movie with likeable characters, I mean how could people not like the characters. What's wrong with a spy car, a race car, and a tow truck. This movie is not Pixar's worst movie
Aug 26, 2013I would rate this as a four if it were made by some other studio, but Pixar? We expect better!
The first Cars film was just boring, this one is insipidly stupid. My little sister who is barely past the age of six couldn't enjoy this film. -
Jul 4, 2013
Oct 11, 2013As a pixar loved, I loved the first cars (well technically all of them), but the second was a BIG MESS! What happened here? boring characters, predictable spy plot and a lot more!
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Nov 12, 2013Compared to this movie, 'Cars' is all realistic and seems possible. I suspect it's because this sequel is so convoluted that's the biggest laugh you can get out the whole film. Mater is the only interesting thing, as I found every other car annoying. 'Cars' should have stayed within the range of simple anthropomorphic vehicles, not anthropomorphic spy cars.
Mar 26, 2014Surprisingly, Cars 2 manages to be better than the first Cars by an iota. The scenes are still cheesy and unnecessarily long, and the story is a bore. Skip it.
Oct 31, 2013in my opinion thisis the worst film that walt disney pixar has ever made so far,the first movie wasn't so good at all,this second movie is even worst then the first one.
Apr 13, 2014
Mar 19, 2014cars two was a better sequel . everything is just like the 50's like james bond . but people and critics hated it it is 99 % true it does suck . but i hope there's not a cars 3 . larry the cable as matter is gay that's not an a opinion it is true
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Dec 24, 2014Admittedly impressive on animation level, but annoying and uninspiring on storytelling and dialogue, this Pixar sequel induces some laughs and little else.
Oct 13, 2014This is sadly Pixar's worst film in terms of the quantity, it loses the special magic that made the original so good for me. It's not one of the worst animated films I've seen, but it's still pretty disappointing seeing this after Toy Story 3. Whilst the film looks gorges, has great action, good racing sequences it still doesn't make up for it's unoriginality.
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Dec 29, 2014There is a little bit of fun to be had, but Cars 2 is a very messy and incoherent film that made the fatal mistake of making the comic relief from the first Cars the main character of this one.
Jul 18, 2011It's not vintage Pixar, but Cars 2 is still streets ahead of most of the animated pack. For all its energy and Bondian panache, perhaps its problems are insurmountable: Pixar's cars - and their universe - don't resonate and endear as much as its toys, monsters, clownfish and OAP dreamers.
A rare dud from Pixar.
Marginally better than its predecessor, but the same problem still remains: Cars just aren't very interesting as anthropomorphic animation vehicles (pun intended).


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Without a partnership between Platinum Games and Nintendo, Bayonetta 2 probably would never be released, according to executive director Atsushi Inaba.
Speaking to Polygon, Inaba spoke candidly about the sequel's viability without aid from the house of Mario.
"Would Bayonetta 2 not exist without Nintendo? The answer is yes," he said. "We were looking for a partner to create Bayonetta 2 and Nintendo was a strong, cooperative partner that was willing to create and grow Bayonetta 2 together [with us]. As a result the platform became the Wii U."
Jubilation over the long-awaited sequel's announcement was overshadowed by a vocal contingent of fans voicing their anger at the game's exclusivity to the Wii U.
The studio addressed these concerns by saying 'it would never dream of alienating fans' and assuring them the partnership will allow Platinum to 'grow the Bayonetta brand'
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damn !!!!
Where are the frontal shots?
damn !!!!
Looks like a German porn flick.
That's got to be the strangest costume ever invented. But she's looking awfully good there.
@4 lolz!!!!!!!!!
She's the first one of my running "If They Mated" bit that actually came true. Poor thing.
Did she get some of that chin removed or have they photoshopped half her face off (the ugly half)
that things gotta come off sometime…hopefully they keep the cameras rolling
She dropped out of college for this? Smart move.
Nice jawline – maybe she could rent out some of that space. I didn't realize you could inherit 2 people's jaws at the same time.
@6 I think your right.
Even I don't have an outfit like that.
She can use the ruler in hand on me anytime.
She looks like a bulldog in a tin can… Maybe she's the spokesperson for Degenerative spine disease??
Yeah, this movie and Jessica Simpson's movie are competing for worst film of the year!
That's one talented family……..
cant tell whether im turned on or not….
nope, still looks like a tranny…
How can anyone deny my hotness???
@20…..Not very nice.
I promize..if U zend a pic of U…I'll zend U one…
is that a rear view mirror?
I believe this is a porn spoof titled "Naughty School Girls Lost In Space". Britney Spears does a superb job as BlowJobba the Hun.
"Orthotics are designed to help provide support to weak muscles and lessen the risk of joint deformity.(http://www.childrenshospital.org/clinicalservices/Site1166/mainpageS1166P5sublevel8.html)
This is actually a devise created for someone with a physical disability, perhaps Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, or Quadrapalegia. This devise is created to help keep posture so that a person can sit in a wheelchair for transport. Why not keep it stylin!?!
Looks normal for an S&M flick. She's on the punishment chair!! Not as good as water bondage but it has potential.
Where are her boobs?
@27……It would be better if there was a dildo attached to the chair.
between her underbite and her 'too small nose for her rest of her face' this chick makes me want to slap her
Adina, #26 i'm sure most everyone here is aware of this device for medical conditions, probably most of us have even had a friend or two with scoliosis. However, i seriously doubt this picture has anything to do with that, so let us have our fun, ok Doc?
Wow, I never new Demi had an affair with Jay Leno.
Look what happens when you give a bedazzler to a cripple.
She looks like she has a man's chest.
where are her boobies? …. put that in your pipe and smoke it. wow, she almost looks like a real person. i dont even know the name of this movie or what the hell she's wearing, but im probably sure i'll wait until it comes to dvd, assuming it isnt already a straight to dvd film. because from this one, i'd expect nothing less.
this has Oscar written all over it, 2 thumbs up !
Go here for a slight side-view booby shot….
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She looks halfway decent in this picture, regardless of the crazy, pointless outfit. Amazing what an ugly litter Demi an Bruce produced. All chin and bizarre, pointy features. But the worst part is, ugly as a goblin or or not, they will be around for a long time on the screen. Daddy and mommy helping out getting all those roles stolen from talented actors who don't have rich and famous parents.
That poor thing.
Regardless of this picture, there are just so many things wrong here.
Regardless of the CONTEXT of the picture.
What the hell is this all about? Why is this even a picture? i'm frightened.
I had this same dream last night. Bruce WIllis was a young woman with a thing for fetish wear and I was his task master. I woke up with vomit in my mouth…again.
It's Jay Leno's illegitimate daughter. What is up with that Hapsburg chin, yo?
She looks like she's really into herself. A Leo, ugh. How much ya wanna bet she's fucking Ashton? I TOTALLY see that .
um Star69 (#38), i kinda doubt this role was stolen from anybody talented – unless by 'talented', you mean in a Jenna Jamison kind of talent.
Rumer's hot.
Lovin this chick.
Leave Rumer alone! Her jawline is perfect . . . perfect for grinding small woodland creatures into a fine paste.
16, my bulldog is outraged at your comment!
where are the other pictures…you know, the ones showing her reaction after Ashton jumps out to tell her she's been punked!
Rumor has it, wait, no she doesn't………………….


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Dr. Steven T. Hugenberg, MD
Rheumatology, Indiana University Medical Group
- 550 University Blvd Ste 2180
Indianapolis, IN 46202 - 2 Office Locations
- (317) 944-8660
Dr. Steven T. Hugenberg graduated from the Ohio State University College of Medicine in 1982. He works in Indianapolis, IN and 1 other location and specializes in Rheumatology and Internal Medicine. Dr. Hugenberg is affiliated with Richard L Roudebush VA Medical Center, Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital and IU Health University Hospital.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 33 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: Ohio State University College of Medicine
Graduation Date: 1982
Hospital Affiliations: Richard L Roudebush VA Medical Center, Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital, IU Health University Hospital
Specialties: Rheumatology, Internal Medicine
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Appointments for details.