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Affiliate Summit East: Day 2 Recap
On our second day of Affiliate Summit East 2014, we got the chance to talk with many more publishers. Meeting face-to-face with partners is one of our favorite parts of attending industry events, and Affiliate Summit offers a great environment for this.
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Affiliate Summit East: Day 1 Recap
We're wrapping up the first day of Affiliate Summit East 2014 in New York City, and have had a great day visiting with many of our partners and industry friends! We kicked ASE 2014 off by checking into host hotel Marriott Marquis Times Square, where we received our ePN-sponsored key cards.
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[INFOGRAPHIC] The Mobile Marketing Takeover
Over the last few weeks you've seen us talk a lot about mobile on this blog. Many of you have asked us "why now?" Our answer is, simply, "if not now, then when?" Mobile usage is projected to overtake desktop usage by the end of the year. Last year alone eBay did $22 billion in mobile commerce volume. To ... Read more
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Focus on Mobile: Tips to Boost Email Conversions
Lately we've been talking about mobile growth and the use of mobile-focused strategies as a way for our partners to tap into new revenue streams. As we mentioned in our previous blog post on the topic, nearly a quarter of the global population now owns a mobile device, presenting a big opportunity for marketers.
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Don't Leave Money On The Table: Focus on Mobile
It's no surprise that smartphone use has been rapidly climbing over the past few years, with about a quarter of the global population now owning at least one mobile device (source). And mobile ecommerce is following the same trajectory, with 22 percent of web traffic and 18 percent of ecommerce sales now delivered through mobile devices (source... Read more
Top Seven Reasons Publishers Choose eBay Partner Network
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Affiliate Summit West 2014 in Pictures
It's the last day of Affiliate Summit West at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas. We've had a chance to meet with many of you – and that's really our favorite part of attending any conference. Throughout the course of the event, I've been snapping pictures on my iPhone with the intention of sharing them here on the blog. We ... Read more
Brian Marcus to Talk Strategy, Opportunity at Affiliate Summit West
Affiliate Summit West is just around the corner, and we are pleased to announce that Brian Marcus will be presenting at the event, which takes place Jan. 12-14 at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas.
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Everyone wins with Mike Riley bolting Oregon State for Nebraska
Ted MillerMike Riley's shocking defection from Oregon State to Nebraska caught everyone -- and I mean everyone -- flat-footed Thursday, but we have some good news. While just about every coaching hire involves winners and losers, this one does not. Everyone wi...
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Oregon-Michigan State laden with meaning
Ted MillerThere will be no "real" Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 2015. The "real" Rose Bowl, whose purity previously had been diluted by the BCS, is a casualty of the College Football Playoff this season. While that will make many of us old fogies wince, the only constr...
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Pac-12 bowl projections: Preseason
Ted MillerThe college football postseason will be very different this season, with the end of the BCS and the beginning of the four-team College Football Playoff. But there's more! The CFP selection committee also will pick teams for the Fiesta, Orange and ...
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Pac-12 problem: Losing expansion?
Ted MillerOver the past five or so years, the Power Five conferences started playing expansion roulette. Although the ultimate wisdom of these moves can be measured only over the long term, the short-term results can be judged. That judgment? Things worked ...
Blog | August 22, 2014 -
Poll: Second-best nonconference game?
Ted MillerThis week we ranked the Pac-12's nonconference games. There's little question which is the best and most anticipated matchup. If the idea of Michigan State, the defending Big Ten and Rose Bowl champion and a likely top-five team, visiting Oregon,...
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Mailbag: SEC scheduling, rivalry gripes
Ted MillerHappy Friday. With Pac-12 spring practices ending this weekend, the offseason is officially upon us. Of course, there is no offseason if you follow the Pac-12 blog on Twitter. To the notes! James from Washington, D.C., writes: Is there anyth...
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Pac-12 leads leagues in QB starts
Ted MillerKeeping with our theme of Pac-12 quarterbacks -- and numbers donated to the Pac-12 blog by the Arizona State sports information department -- Jeremy Hawkes and Jordan Parry compiled a list of returning starts behind center by conference. Not surprisi...
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Mailbag: Pac-12 offensive diversity
Ted MillerGreetings and happy Friday to ya. Follow the Pac-12 blog on Twitter. To the notes! Shane from Red Bluff, Calif., writes: Just curious if you have ever written a story on the diversity of Pac-12 offensive schemes vs. those in the B1G and SEC,...
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Final conference bowl records
Ted MillerNeither the SEC and nor the Pac-12, the two best conferences during the regular season, won a BCS bowl game. But they nonetheless led the AQ conferences in bowl record. The SEC was tops, going 7-3, despite Auburn losing the national title game to ...
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Florida State ends the BCS era on a high note and has the upper h...
Ted MillerThe final year of the BCS era was a great ride, but plenty more awaits with the start of the College Football Playoff experiment.
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Pac-12 bowl season? A gentleman's C
Ted MillerThe Pac-12 went 6-3 in its bowl games. On Dec. 9, the Pac-12 blog noted, "Anything less than 6-3 would be a major disappointment." So the Pac-12 didn't notch a "major disappointment" this bowl season. And there was much rejoicing. Yay. Sure, co...
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10 reasons Stanford wins the Rose Bowl
Ted MillerWhy is Stanford going to best Michigan State in the Rose Bowl Presented by Vizio? Here are 10 reasons. Stanford has the better quarterback: Stanford QB Kevin Hogan is 15th in the nation in total QBR (80.2). Michigan State's Connor Cook is 59th (6...
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Expect 100th Rose Bowl to be physical
Ted MillerLOS ANGELES -- The word "physical" has been used 12,486,234 times by media, coaches and players during the buildup to the 100th Rose Bowl Game Presented by VIZIO between Stanford and Michigan State. The Spartans of the Big Ten play physical footba...
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Mailbag: Did USC or Washington win?
Ted MillerWelcome to the mailbag, Pac-12 championship and coaching carousel edition. Follow the Pac-12 blog on Twitter. To the notes. Elk from Los Angeles writes: Who's the bigger winner in the coaching carousel, Washington or USC? Ted Miller: We h...
Blog | December 06, 2013 -
Pac-12 is most excellent! And left out
Ted MillerThe Pac-12 is what we thought it was back in August -- as deep and as good as it's been. Probably ever. Before the season, five Pac-12 teams were ranked. As we head into the final weekend of the regular season, five Pac-12 teams are ranked. Nine P...
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Mailbag: Ducks doldrums, post-Stanford
Ted MillerWelcome to the mailbag, post BCS championship game relevance. Follow the Pac-12 blog on Twitter. To the notes! Jeff from Portland writes: Ted, Please, help me off the ledge here. How in the world can Oregon gain back national credibility and...
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In association with: Jam Filled Entertainment - Cartoon Characters: Norm Wendell, Vernon Wendell, Sheila Wendell, Roxy Wendell, Jake Wendell, Emily Butane, Colton Steel, Sid Butane.
- First Aired on January 20, 2013.
- Originally Aired on Teletoon (Canada).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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SimplyMepis Celebrates 8th Anniversary with Release
Warren Woodford, founder of MEPIS, has announced the release of SimplyMepis 11.0 Alpha 3 just in time to mark the eighth anniversary of MEPIS on November 21. SimplyMepis usually takes quite a while to cook and no final release date has been given.
This release "continues to track with Debian Squeeze but with a 2.6.36 kernel. In this release, MEPIS has backported the Galbraith latency patch, which improves desktop performance." This latency patch has been receiving attention lately since its inclusion was discussed on the Linux Kernel Mailing List and offers increased performance for some desktop setups. Some users have reported greatly increased performance while others state it really only benefits processes opened under additional TTYs (pts). In addition, it was reported that the patch might cause NULL pointer dereference bugs, but Galbraith has stated he was rewriting it anyway. In any case, it's an interesting move by the normally conservative Woodford.
The alphas in this developmental cycle have been little over 800 MB in size and some say Woodford should just go ahead and add all kinds of extra software and artwork since the ISO already requires a DVDrom (or USB key). More on this topic may emerge further down the road.
Alpha 1 had a bug that prevented the live image from booting on many PCs and although Woodford stated that "number of bugs have been fixed which affected installation and booting from USB key," issues preventing boot-up from DVD continued into Alpha 2. So an Alpha 3 was quickly released to address it.
So far, 11.0 has a pretty new boot splash, but the login and desktop decorations remain largely unchanged. KDE 4.4.5 is the featured desktop with applications provided like Firefox 3.5.6, GIMP 2.6.10, and OpenOffice.org 3.2.1. Other than the latency patch, no other radical changes are apparent from the last stable release, but it's very early yet.
Woodford reflected on Mepis, "It was 8 years ago today that the MEPIS Linux project started when Warren Woodford decided to build a version of Linux that would be easy to try from CD, easy to install from the live environment, and easy for everyone to use. Over the years there have been reports of SimplyMEPIS being the first OS of one year old children, and also the first OS of 90 year old adults."
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12 While I was with them, I kept them in thy name, which thou hast given me; I have guarded them, and none of them is lost but the son of perdition, that the scripture might be fulfilled. | 12 While I was with them, I protected them and kept them safe by that name you gave me. None has been lost except the one doomed to destruction so that Scripture would be fulfilled. |
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15 When Joseph's brothers saw that their father was dead, they said, "Perhaps Joseph will hate us, and may actually repay us for all the evil which we did to him." | 15 When Joseph's brothers saw that their father was dead, they said, "What if Joseph holds a grudge against us and pays us back for all the wrongs we did to him?" |
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Gerard Butler to Play Bodhi in the 'Point Break' Remake, Brah
Casting Couch By Samantha Wilson on January 9, 2014 | Comments (1)Because even he's not immune to the allures of a Sun-In mullet and a half wetsuit, Gerard Butler is in serious talks to star in the long-gestating Point Break remake. Vaya con dios, brah. Butler will take the Patrick Swayze role, Bodhi, the ringleader of the merry band of surfers and bank robbers who take on the disguises of former presidents to pull off their heists. While Bodhi will still be the most bitchin' surfer slash criminal mastermind to ever grace these shores, he'll also be some kind of alternative sports hero, as the film is now set in a new, as of yet undisclosed extreme sports world, where Bodhi "seeks nirvana through the conquest of a series of athletic feats such as surfing 100-foot waves." Please let it be parkour. A gang of rubber-masked Ronald Reagans jumping off buildings and barrel rolling into banks with pizazz seems like almost as ridiculous a movie as its predecessor. BMX bikers? Oh! Skydivers. They could just capitulate on the skydiving scene from the original and continuously do that beautiful bonding thing where they come together in a circle, as one. As bros.
New 'Point Break' Has a Director Who Could Make it a Worthy Remake
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The wide-reaching immigration bill on Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's desk continues to draw attention from across the nation — most of it ridiculing Arizona.
The latest comes from Comedy Central's Colbert Report. Colbert said about the bill, "Harassing Latinos with racial profiling isn't an inevitable side effect of Arizona's anti-immigration law -- it's the entire point." I have provided the link in the box to the left.
The criticisms have come from conservatives, too. On Wednesday on Fox News, noted conservatives Fred Barnes from Weekly Standard and Charles Krauthammer from the Washington Post both disapproved of the bill. I have provided links to both videos to the left.
Also on Wednesday, Politico held an online discussion about the immigration bill and the birther bill: The Arena: What's the matter with Arizona?
CNN's Anderson Cooper plans to discuss the bill tonight on his show, AC360, according to his blog.
The Economist calls it "Hysterical nativism".
As you probably have already seen, both the LA Times (A hostile Arizona) and New York Times (Gov. Brewer should reject lawmakers' immigrant bill) have written editorials blasting the bill.
Some Hispanic lawmakers have even gone to President Obama, asking him to intervene if Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer doesn't veto
And the head of the nation's largest Roman Catholic archdiocese likened it to Nazi tactics: LA cardinal condemns Ariz. immigration bill, calling it 'retrogressive'
The bill's architect, Rep. Russell Pearce, shot back: Pearce criticizes cardinal's remarks
A poll that came out on Wednesday shows there are plenty of people that back Pearce's bill. Remember, though, that is a small sample, of 500 people: Poll: Arizonans like immigration bill
Here's an editorial from Huffington Post: Arizona's Immigration Bill Is a Social and Racial Sin
The Mexican government has expressed their concern, too: Mexican gov't slams Arizona immigration law
Rep. Raúl Grijalva and some business leaders worry that it could hurt the state's economy. He compares it to the Super Bowl ban by the National Football League Players' Association after the state refused to recognize Martin Luther King Jr. day in 1993. Here's Grijalva's latest comment:
"The governor and legislature are blind to what this bill will really do to citizens, law enforcement and the state economy. Tourists will not come to a state with discriminatory policies on the books. Businesses will not move here. Hispanic workers and taxpayers will leave. If state lawmakers don't realize or don't care how detrimental this will be, we need to make them understand somehow. Conventions are a large source of visitors and revenue, and targeting them is the most effective way to make this point before it's too late. Just as professional athletes refused to recognize Arizona until it recognized Martin Luther King Jr., we are calling on organizations not to schedule conventions and conferences in Arizona until it recognizes civil rights and the meaning of due process. We don't want to sustain this effort any longer than necessary. It's about sending a message."
Here's a story about what state business leaders think: Business leaders worry Arizona's immigration bill may keep tourists, employers away
There talking about in other border states, too: Ariz. immigration bill may have broad implications (San Diego Union Tribune)


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Those yrs Tartan are typical plastic fiberglass, NOT the epoxy based hulls, that from what I can gather, there are only 2 maybe three boats with issues. Tow of them, the owners are asking for a new bigger version of what they have, so why are they spreading sooo much BS about novus marine?
As far as a puget sound NW US/SW canada cruiser. A tartan or a boat like it is what one wants IMHO. Fin keel for best pointing, as it seems like you are either beating into the wind, or running with it around here. A light enough disp with enough SA to handle the light flukey summer winds......
A dock mate just bought an 02'ish model, and is liking it a lot. I do like the Tartans, but not quite enough SA/DISP, so will among other brand, look at C&C's or equal racer cruisers vs in the tartans coastal cruiser relm of boats. If one was affordible, I would probably look at a 3400 over the 3500, only because it is a few % points faster/ lighter etc. Again, we are into personal opinions doing the talking.
For some of you doubters, there is now at least last I looked 3 of a 4 part interview with the designer, wit some info on Novus's part on the epoxy issue being brought up. Not saying to believe all of it, but it does shed some light from their stand point.
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quote:France on Monday unveiled a package of reforms designed to increase access to abortion, including 100 percent reimbursement of medical costs by the state social security system. At present French women are only able to claim back between 70 and 80 percent of the costs, which average between 200 and 450 euros depending on whether the abortion is induced by medication taken at home or carried out by surgical procedure in a clinic. The change to full reimbursement was included in the 2013 social security budget unveiled on Monday. In a statement the government said the move was "necessary to ensure all women have equal access to abortion." The move follows a long campaign by pro-choice organisations and was a manifesto promise by Socialist President Francois Hollande ahead of his election victory in June.
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quote:Its smart. It will save the government A TON of money! If our government wasn't run by religious nutjobs we would do the same thing!
quote:France on Monday unveiled a package of reforms designed to increase access to abortion
quote: the idea that the government should pay for pregnancies
quote:It's the idea that abortions are free is what is so shocking
quote:some insurances in the U.S. pay for abortions
quote:Why? They aren't forcing women to have abortions. BTW: some insurances in the U.S. pay for abortions. This is not a new concept.
quote:But it is ludicrous to me that the money taken out of my paycheck every other Friday is funding someone to scramble their mistake.


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The primary purpose of dental cleaning is to remove tartar or plaque from your teeth. Plaque is a sticky kind of bacteria infested film on your teeth. Both tartar and plaque appear on the surface of your teeth over time. Although saliva contains a high amount of calcium to strengthen your teeth, these calcium deposits can build up on the surface of your teeth and cause some serious problems in the long run. If left untreated, plaque and tartar can weaken the roots of your teeth. Thus, you may suffer from many different dental problems. Since plaque and tartar keep bacteria close to gums, it may cause tooth decay. Dental cleaning can also make your teeth look shiny and clean. Smooth and shiny surface reduces the probability of bacteria sticking to your teeth.
Dental cleaning is also commonly called prophylaxis. It means preventing your dental hygiene beforehand. These days, a lot of painless and non-invasive methods are used for dental cleaning. Patients just feel some numbness and tickling sensation for some time. You should always visit an experienced dentist who uses latest equipment for dental cleaning. Professional and experienced dentists always use state of the art equipment to clean your teeth. Some of these methods have been discussed below.
Ultrasonic Instrument – An ultrasonic instrument uses vibrations. This can loosen the plaque and tartar to be removed very easily. With this device, a dentist also sprays water to maintain proper temperature. In case you feel something unusual or high intensity, you should ask the dentist to take a break. This will help you relax for a while.
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You don't have to believe anything. However, it's obvious that Harry is gay/bi and Haylor was a publicity stunt. I can't believe you gays can't see that. But oh well. I'll just wait till he comes out and you will look like fools. This happens all the time, when someone claims someone is gay, they're getting attacked, on a gay website of all places, under "male celebrity news & GOSSIP". There's actually a lot of circumstantial evidence that Harry is gay. For instance, him using gender neutral pronouns, wearing t shirts for equality, reblogging someone celebrating gay marriage for the UK, he's even going to gay bars etc. But most of all his relationship to Nick Grimshaw. They're obviously together, you need to be blind not to see that.
You know what I find offensive? That you can't even mention on a gay website that a boybander might be gay without getting attacked. And with Harry there's actually a lot of "evidence" supporting the fact that he's gay, even websites and newspapers have hinted to the fact that he's gay. It's basically an open secret that he is.. he's not even closeted, he's in the glass closet. But of course I'M the cazy one for pointing out that a website outed him, and this is a website that has been right at least a hundred times before.. but forget all that, because I'm imagining it all, and the website never said those things.. or?
Fuck it.. you can be as obnoxious and stupid as you want. I'll have my "payback" when he comes out, and I'm sure he will. It might not be for a couple of years yet, but you'll look like fools, and I can't wait
I like Francisco Lachowski, Jon Kortajarena and other male models
^ Most of us would rather keep an open mind. The Matt Dallas rumors ended up panning out, but there are many other examples that didn't. Blind items are gossip, pure & simple. No one knows for sure except the subject himself (& those he's slept with). Opinions do not equal facts. I happen to think that Harry is at least bi (likely gay). Not sure about Louis. Definitely just my opinion, though. Pure speculation on my part.
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Twinkies...it's what's on the inside that counts!
How will it be payback? No one here is saying he isn't gay. They are saying that every last piece "evidence" posted falls apart quicker than wet toilet paper when scrutinized.
If it was THAT easy to figure out who was gay or who was not the gossip rags would be out of business.
Its your complete crap attitude most of all that makes people hostile. You post weak evidence then treat everyone else like they are so stupid for not agreeing that your evidence obviously proves that X, Y, or Z member is gay. No one buys it and its obnoxious. When REAL evidence comes up it will be all over the internet....... not just here in this random forum bring called fact by one guy.
Stop being arrogant and playing the victim. No one minds speculation on their sexuality. Its how YOU do it that drives people up the wall.
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What other blinds/rumors didn't "pan out"?
If I recall Rock Hudson, Cary Grant, Taylor Lautner, James Dean, Anthony Perkins, Ricky Martin, Ellen Degeneres, Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer (nothing scandalous, of course), Lance Bass, Jonathan Knight, Anderson Cooper, Queen Latifah, David Hyde Pierce, Jodie Foster, John Travolta, Luke MacFarlane, Nathan Lane, Montgomery Clift, Neil Patrick Harris, Robert Reed, Clay Aiken, Malcolm Forbes, Sam Champion, Raymond Burr, Rosie O'Donnell, and Victor Garber panned out quite well.
Let's not even get into those who the blinds are hardly blinds anymore. The columnist usually says it out loud: Alexander Skaarsgard, Seann William Scott, Chace Crawford etc etc
If a rumor, even gossip about a celebrity being gay persists from year to year to year, 8 times out of 10, it's usually ends up being true.
The arguments here regarding Harry/Louis remind me of the ones with Lance, Clay and Ricky and then when they came out, no one has anything to say.
I mean in all honesty why do people care so much about the sexual preferences of these boys? It's not like you will have sex with them, so I don't get it
If they're gay and wanna be in the closet, leave them be. They're young & successful and if any of them is gay and wants to come out or stay closeted, it's none of our business. Gay acceptance is at an all time high right now, so I mean seriously, who cares?
"Coming out of the closet" shouldn't be an event in any gay person's life. Basically, there's no need for you to acknowledge to everyone that you're gay. It's not really news worthy because it's not that life changing. You're pretty much born gay or straight. It's not like announcing that you have cancer, or you are going to go on a field trip, etc. It's not an event.
A person's sexuality is just part of who they are. It's pretty much like one's personality. You don't do around saying "oh, I have a dry sense of humor" or "hey, I'm sarcastic" unless someone asks you. And even if they do, you can just say it's none of their business. Sexuality is the same in my opinion. This doesn't mean that you don't tell anyone you're gay, but unless someone is asking you for sex or a relationship, your sexual preference is really none of their business and doesn't make you less or more of a human to "come out".
This is the same problem I have with "Gay Pride" rallies because its represents the entire gay community with a very negative stereotype. It's also hypocritical because they say sexuality is nobody's business and people need to stay out of one's bedroom, etc. but at the same time wan't to parade around with the topic of interest being their sexuality.
I don't like any music One Direction has ever put out, and frankly don't really care for any of them looks-wise, but it's nice to see a group of young boys that aren't hell bent on just being vagina magnets and don't have any problem making out with, humping, and horsing around with their band mates. This positive aura about them is contagious because their fans, straight and gay, don't care if they are performing said acts on one another. So good for them.
So, Taylor Lautner has actually publicly had sex with guys, or at least stated he has? Until there is physical evidence he doesn't belong in the definitely gay. Same with some of the others.
Yet there is still no proof of anything one way or the other in most cases.Let's not even get into those who the blinds are hardly blinds anymore. The columnist usually says it out loud: Alexander Skaarsgard, Seann William Scott, Chace Crawford etc etc
By that assumption homosexuality caused AIDS (as well as many other STDs).If a rumor, even gossip about a celebrity being gay persists from year to year to year, 8 times out of 10, it's usually ends up being true.
The arguments in this post remind me of the ones from homosexuals who feel guilty about themselves and attempt to make others gay just to feel better about their own choices.The arguments here regarding Harry/Louis remind me of the ones with Lance, Clay and Ricky and then when they came out, no one has anything to say.
We are born neither gay nor straight, we are an open slate. We all have impulses and desires of one sort or another. What we choose or allow ourselves to do shapes who/what we are. Walking a certain way, having a certain manner of speaking..... None of this really shows our sexual preferences. Those old stereotypes were created by idiots who feared those who were different than themselves so labeled them. Now, time has come that the downtrodden have become as their oppressors (if not worse) and seek to make the stigma as a badge of honor. If you doubt my words ask yourself why there is no drama over whether a bunch of unknowns is gay or not. If one is successful or talented, or just famous there will always be rumors about his/her sexuality because there are those that need to be identified with that fame/success, but are too afraid to go out and get said fame success for themselves.
It's never too early in the year,
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This is a GOSSIP forum, so I don't understand why you have such a problem with us discussing them possibly being gay? Especially when a blind item was solved and basically outed Harry Styles in the process. But don't worry. I get it, all gossip about male celebrities is strictly forbidden, how DARE I speculate if someone is gay or not? You know.. since being gay is such a HUGE disgrace today! Well.. by your logic anyway.
Seriously.. again, if you have such a big problem with people discussing their sexuality, you're on the wrong forum. Go to ONTD or TWOP or wherever the fuck the straight idiot fangirls go and worship their straight asses if you hate it so much here.
I like Francisco Lachowski, Jon Kortajarena and other male models
Every single line of this post is excellent. I couldn't agree more. Sokker says "how could you guys not see it" and I say, how can a bisexual female imply (in a way that she does) that gay/bi guys have no clue if someone's gay or not?
Sokker, get over it. You have no proof, there is no proof and your attitude is awful.
Last edited by DonnieDarko; February 11th, 2013 at 11:03 AM.
I don't have a problem with it, I just don't get the fascination of discussing someone's sexuality in extensive detail when:
1. It's really none of our business
2. People have basically no chance of ever getting in bed with them
I don't see the point. That was my point.
Gossip all you want. Have some tea and biscuits while you're at it.
Last edited by BreakTheIce; February 11th, 2013 at 11:15 AM.
You might want to double check that. It is a NEWS and GOSSIP. The news is first in the title, whether by design or chance. The point is many come here for both. There's nothing wrong with gossip, but we can't be upset that someone who is more into news wants to see that displayed accurately as well. For those that want pure news we need to understand that there will be gossip also (it would be helpful to all if this was identified as such), and for those who are interested in just news we need to realize that the gossip is often presented as fact by those who want to believe it.
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Oy, can we please move on from the state of the entirety of this forums design and focus on how hot the boys are again? Preferably without people focusing on their sexuality. I mean I'm all for Harry and Louis being gay and all but until such a time there absolute proof, I rather let my mind do the dirty work.
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You seem hellbent on trying to make some argument that certain celebrities are straight when they are probably not and in many cases, certainly not and yet it never holds up.
May I why?
Your comments are consistent with many others who, regarding numerous previously closeted celebrities, proclaimed, "wishful thinking, how do you know?, I want to see proof" and then we the celebrity finally comes out, no one has anything to say. I've been in Hollywood for a long time, and a lot of folks you guys talk about aren't really straight, yes some are, but yes some are not...especially the really good looking ones. A young gay boy's dream can come true--the actor he's fantasying about is actually just like him. I'm not saying one should believe every rumor they hear, but come on, when a rumor about a person persists, it's only natural that people are going to continue to talk about it.
People care because Hollywood wants them to care. Hollywood makes a lot of money selling the celebrities private life. This isn't an accident...and a thoroughly thought through process the features gaggles of representatives, PR people and celebrity journalists. A lot of celebrities wouldn't exist if their private lives weren't flashed on our TVs and newspapers every day. Whether it's the actors, athletes, royals, politicians, people are always curious to what they're up to and who they're up to with. It's very common and very natural.
Hence why you comment on this forum, no?
It doesn't matter if it's anyone's business or not. Humans are a curious bunch, and they will continue to speculate, whether it's regarding one's sexual orientation, or if one is running for President, or if one is going to resign with a football team.
I wonder when Louis is gonna come out of the closet........
MAybe once he grabs the sweater he went in for?
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I think your low by a few (hundred) degrees.
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Good thing his ass is not hard enough xDPoor Niall Horan wasn't allowed to join in the tattoo fun with his One Direction bandmates recently when he was refused a tattoo on his bum as the area wasn't, ahem, "tight" enough.
Louis is perfect one of the few guys I can jerk off to when he is fully clothed
There is a difference between tight and hard.
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Funny.. Harry was checking out male strippers (naked butlers) at a party he went to recently. And you still think he's straight?
I like Francisco Lachowski, Jon Kortajarena and other male models
Then again it could just be curiosity, checking out everyone else is always related to sexuality guys and gals. I know I checked people I wasn't attracted to on more than one occasion for no other reason then something to do. Like I said before, I would absolutely LOVE for Harry to be gay. But until such a time he's forced out or decides to come out himself I just use my naughty thoughts to make me happy
I wouldn't mind seeing Niall's ass either way.
Who said it? Umm.. there's pics to prove it.
And when has he been checking out female strippers? Grimmy gave him a female stripper for his birthday as a joke, and he looked awkward as fuck, really embarrassed and not interested at all. He barely looked at her. But you still think Harry Styles is a horn dog straight guy.. ok then.
I like Francisco Lachowski, Jon Kortajarena and other male models
So now, it's not only Louis, who is clearly gay, according to you?! It really took me a long time to get over the fact that you're so sure with no evidence whatsoever that Louis is gay, but now Harry? Are you obsessed or something? Please, post the pictures, show them. Show us how Harry is miserable when looking at a female stripper. Show us how he barely looked at her and how he was not interested at all, and finally how he was really embarrassed. Please, show us. There are some pictures that I've seen and not on one of them he looked embarrassed or not interested (maybe there are other pictures, huh?).
You're kinda trolling, again, but let's face it, you're harmless and I like you, even if you're a little bit delusional.
EDIT - or you can show us something that actually confirms your beliefs? No, not what you think but hard facts (yes I mean HARD lol).
Last edited by DonnieDarko; February 18th, 2013 at 11:32 AM.
He does that a lot.
Amen, brother. Preach it.
But seriously. There is no actual proof one way or the other currently. Just a lot of suggestive pics that can be interpreted differently depending on the whims of the viewer(s). They could both be gay, or straight, or bi. Or who knows, maybe the idea of actually having sex with another human being causes either or both of them to drop to the ground and assume the fetal position while crying profusely (far fetched - but it is possible). Maybe they're INTO animals. Their sexual desires could be anything at all and until they actually show (by openly doing or getting caught) we can only speculate.
Although I do know for a fact that Niall enjoys being probed by aliens on their mothership. He enjoys it when they poke and prod his tight hole. It makes him hard.
Last edited by Willie Boy; February 18th, 2013 at 12:24 PM.
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I read that Niall didnt have a tattoo on his bum cos his bum woz to squidgy!!Nice and wobbly i guess!!Wud luv to wobble his bum cheeks for him, open em up and have a sniff!!!
Zayn Zayn Zayn Zayn Zayn Zayn Zayn Zayn :''''''(
gay rumours? are they gay? are they straight?
In my opinion they are five young men all comfortable with there sexuality, with them selves and which each other. they are boys being boys, always out to have fun. they know that touching each other up drives the fans crazy so that is why they do it.
If they are gay, It would have been revealed by now, lets be honest these boys are pretty much followed everywhere. they all have twitter, if any of them were gay or dating another member of the band it would have been made public by now.
I think Niall might be gay only because he seems to be the quietest out of the boys and he may just be shy or he may be trying to hide. who knows.
at the end of the day I love and adore these boys, they are talented and are wonderfully entertaining.
Last edited by DonnieDarko; February 19th, 2013 at 10:27 AM.
I agree with the Bi thinking, simply based on the fact I've never known anyone to avoid gender related words. Though obviously the possibility of any is still there.
I also don't see any true facts, as far as I know:
He's checked out male and female.
He's been seen leaving clubs etcetera with both male and female.
And so on.
The only thing we do know is that their management/the paps like to leak/write stories of any girl he's seen with, relationship or not. Short of watching him have sex or state it himself we have no facts.
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HARDIN — Doyle Jones brought 200 blank applications for job-seekers at the Two Rivers Detention Facility.
Two hours into Wednesday's job fair, she had distributed every one of them. A colleague from Emerald Correctional Management quickly photocopied more, and Jones resumed her work greeting a steady stream of applicants by mid-morning Wednesday.
Beginning in June, the Lafayette, La.-based company plans to manage a program at the long-vacant prison. The 464-bed prison, constructed in 2007 for $27 million, has been without inmates since it was built.
Two Rivers Authority, the city of Hardin's economic development authority, has explored many potential uses for the prison, including a 2009 plan to possibly house enemy combatants from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
There was also a plan proposed by someone who turned out to be a convicted con artist to use the facility as a military training camp.
Emerald Correctional Management is working on an agreement to provide therapeutic services to Bureau of Indian Affairs inmates and hopes to eventually fill the prison, said Jones, who works for the firm that operates six facilities in Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
After the Two Rivers facility is up and running, the company will be managing 4,500 beds in what will soon be the seven facilities it manages.
Before the Two Rivers program can begin, the company needs to hire and train about 115 people, including correctional officers, clerical workers, kitchen staff, maintenance, drivers who hold a commercial driver's license, social workers and health providers, including registered nurses, emergency medical technicians and licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.
A quick scan of the large stack of early applicants suggested many had the kind of skills the company is looking for, Jones said.
"People seemed excited about the chance to get to work," she said. "They're happy something is being done."
Toni Swanson, 43, a Billings resident and a full-time criminal justice student taking online courses from the University of Phoenix, applied for a correctional officer position. She said she has about a year of experience as a correctional officer and has worked as a paralegal.
Swanson said Emerald officials treated her "really nicely" and that she hoped to receive a call back within two weeks for a follow-up interview — and, of course, a job offer.
"I'm excited," she said,.
Jones said she planned to return to Louisiana on Thursday with her large stack of paperwork. The applicants who receive an interview and are offered a position must also pass a drug test and a background check. Nearly all of the people hired will be age 21 and older, many with work experience that correlates with the positions they seek. Jones said a variety of people of all ages showed up for the job fair Wednesday.
She said pay levels have not yet been finalized. They will be announced when applicants receive job offers, she said.
"We are going to hire as many local people as possible," she said.
After she warmly greeted applicants in the prison lobby Wednesday — "I'm a talker," she said with a laugh — Jones would hand each person an application packet, then look it over after it was completed.
Some applicants benefited from even a cursory look at their paperwork. One woman who applied for a kitchen position noted on her application that she has maintained her commercial driver's license. "I had to ask her, 'Would you be interested in driving for us?' " Jones said.
Emerald Correctional Management will keep applications on file in case there's some initial turnover at Two Rivers. "This kind of work isn't for everyone," Jones said. "A little bit of initial turnover is inevitable."
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