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Hands-On With The Panerai Tuttonero Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Ceramica (PAM00438)
While we've shown you some of our favorite pieces from Panerai at SIHH 2012 (including this badass ceramic tourbillon, the very first watch in a new case style, and two special edition Radiomirs) there was one piece noticeably absent piece from our coverage, a watch that seems to have re-energized some dormant Panerisiti with its black on black on black ceramic look. We are, of course, talking about the The Panerai Tuttonero Luminor 1950 3 Days GMT Automatic Ceramic, or just the Tuttonero. Even if you have a mild interest in Panerai, this is one you'll want to see.

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Lately I've had something of a raw kale obsession. Perhaps it's my longing for spring and the smells of freshly cut grass that have me chopping kale into bite-sized chunks, massaging it until it looks good and relaxed (kale gets so stressed out), and then dressing it with my Creamy Garlic Dressing. I find myself making it in larger and larger portions with leftovers in mind.
It goes well with almost any favorite salad additions – olives, avocados, tomatoes, cucumbers, red bell peppers, carrots, celery, red onions, oranges, raisins… But the best part is the kale – rich with chlorophyll – sunshine in leaf form. Each bite takes me to warmer days ahead.
The dressing reminds me of a creamy garlic dressing that was popular at a Des Moines restaurant called Gino's but without the cholesterol since my dressing owes its thick creaminess to the magician-like qualities of raw cashews.
One bite of this kale might create an obsession in you as well. Don't say you weren't warned.
Raw Kale Salad in Creamy Garlic Dressing
Serves 2-4
- 1/3 cup raw cashews
- ¼ cup water (plus additional water for soaking cashews)
- 1 Tbsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 Tbsp low-sodium tamari
- 1 heaping Tbsp fresh cilantro
- 2 cloves garlic, roughly chopped
- 1 bunch curly kale
- Any favorite raw vegetables, chopped (for the kale salad)
Cover raw cashews in water and let them soak while you chop the kale and salad ingredients. (The longer the cashews soak, the creamier the dressing will be. Soaking for a few hours is ideal, but not a deal-breaker.) Pull the kale leaves from the center rib, and roughly chop the leaves. Move the chopped leaves to a bowl and massage them for a couple of minutes until the kale takes on the appearance of steamed kale.
To make the dressing: blend cashews, ¼ cup water, lemon juice, tamari, cilantro, and garlic in blender until creamy. (If you're making the dressing ahead of time, store in a sealed container in the refrigerator for up to five days. The dressing will thicken over time.) Toss the kale with dressing until the leaves are evenly coated and then add whatever fruits and vegetables you like.
Alteration ideas: Raw garlic is much stronger than cooked garlic, and so feel free to reduce the recipe to one clove if you'd prefer. You can also adjust whatever herbs (or combination of herbs) you'd like. Just substitute your favorite herb for cilantro. Some ideas include dill, parsley, oregano, thyme, or basil. This dressing is also wonderful on spinach and romaine salads or as a garlicky dip for carrot and celery sticks, cauliflower, and broccoli florets.


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On July 10, New Albany City Council authorized applications for a $100,000 grant.
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While Apple and AT&T's lawyers are busy dealing with multiple lawsuits for failing to deliver MMS, we've been rounding up the latest App Store news.
Man, that's a lot of beer money. Ever wonder how much you've spent on apps? There's some new software for Mac that reads all of your downloaded apps and ads up how much they would cost. To be truly accurate you need to edit the prices of some apps, but it's pretty close. I hate to tell you how much I've spent so far. Here's a hint — I could easily feed an NFL team for a week.
In other news, man seeks attention. Someone trying to make a point decides to try and get publicity for that point. Not a new story, it happens all the time. But this guy decided he was so upset with Apple that he was going to shoot his iPhone with a 9MM and then set it on fire. That should prove a point. Watch the video for a nice case of misguided anger.
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The LSC Foundation Board of Directors meets several times during the year and hold an annual meeting in January where the officers and new members are elected. A director of the Lyndon State College Foundation is expected to attend regularly scheduled meetings of the Foundation Board, serve actively on one or more Board committees, provides annual, special and capital support at levels that will inspire others to emulate that support, serves as an "ambassador" for the College, building community awareness and interest, and generating confidence in LSC's leadership and direction; and is alert for opportunities to promote the goals and initiatives of the College.
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The King of Comedy | |
Theatrical release poster | |
Directed by | Martin Scorsese |
Produced by | Arnon Milchan |
Written by | Paul D. Zimmerman |
Starring | Robert De Niro Jerry Lewis Sandra Bernhard Diahnne Abbott Shelley Hack |
Cinematography | Fred Schuler |
Edited by | Thelma Schoonmaker |
Production company | |
Distributed by | 20th Century Fox |
Release dates |
Running time | 109 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $19,000,000[1] |
Box office | $2,536,242[2] |
The King of Comedy | |
Theatrical release poster | |
Directed by | Martin Scorsese |
Produced by | Arnon Milchan |
Written by | Paul D. Zimmerman |
Starring | Robert De Niro Jerry Lewis Sandra Bernhard Diahnne Abbott Shelley Hack |
Cinematography | Fred Schuler |
Edited by | Thelma Schoonmaker |
Production company | |
Distributed by | 20th Century Fox |
Release dates |
Running time | 109 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $19,000,000[1] |
Box office | $2,536,242[2] |
The King of Comedy is an 1983 American comedy film[3] starring Robert De Niro and Jerry Lewis and directed by Martin Scorsese. The subject of the movie is celebrity worship and the American media culture. It was released on February 18, 1983 in the United States by 20th Century Fox.
Rupert Pupkin (De Niro), a stage-door autograph hound, is an aspiring stand-up comedian whose ambition far exceeds his talent. After meeting Jerry Langford (Lewis), a successful comedian and talk show host, Rupert believes his "big break" has finally come. He attempts to get a place on the show but is continually rebuffed by Langford's staff and, finally, by Langford himself.
Along the way, Rupert indulges in elaborate and obsessive fantasies where he and Langford are colleagues and friends. He even takes a date, Rita, to Langford's home, uninvited, trying to impress her.
When the straight approach does not work, Rupert hatches a kidnapping plot with the help of Masha (Sandra Bernhard), a stalker who is also obsessed with Langford. As ransom, Rupert demands that he be given the opening spot on that evening's Jerry Langford Show (guest hosted by Tony Randall), and that the show be broadcast in normal fashion. The network brass, lawyers, and the FBI agree, with the understanding that Langford will be released once the show airs. Between the taping of the show and the broadcast, Masha has her "dream date" with Langford, who is duct-taped to a chair in her parents' Manhattan townhouse. Jerry convinces her to untie him and escapes.
Rupert's stand-up routine is well received. He closes by confessing to the audience that he kidnapped Jerry Langford in order to break into show business. The studio audience laughs, thinking that it is a part of his act. Rupert responds by saying, "Tomorrow you'll know I wasn't kidding and you'll all think I'm crazy. But I figure it this way: better to be king for a night, than schmuck for a lifetime."
The movie closes with a news report of Rupert's release from prison, set to a montage of storefronts stocking his "long awaited" autobiography, King For a Night. The report informs that Rupert still considers Jerry Langford his mentor and friend and that he and his agent are currently weighing several "attractive offers".
The final scene shows Rupert taking the stage for an apparent TV special with a live audience and an announcer enthusiastically introducing and praising him.
After Raging Bull was completed, Scorsese was keen to do a pet project of his, The Last Temptation of Christ, and wanted De Niro to play Jesus Christ. De Niro was not interested and preferred their next collaboration to be a comedy. He had purchased the rights of a script by a film critic, Paul D. Zimmerman.[5] Scorsese pondered whether he could face shooting another film, particularly with a looming strike by the Writers Guild of America. Producer Arnon Milchan knew he could do the project away from Hollywood interference by filming entirely on location in New York and deliver it on time with the involvement of a smaller film company.[5]
In the biography/overview of his work, Scorsese on Scorsese, the director had high praise for Jerry Lewis, stating that during their first conversation before shooting, Lewis was extremely professional and assured him before shooting that there would be no ego clashes or difficulties. Scorsese said he felt Lewis' performance in the film was vastly underrated and deserved more acclaim.
According to an interview with Lewis in the February 7, 1983 edition of People magazine, he claimed that Scorsese and De Niro employed method acting tricks, including making a slew of anti-Semitic epithets during the filming in order to "pump up Lewis's anger."[6] Lewis described making the film as a pleasurable experience and noted that he got along well with both Scorsese and De Niro. Lewis said he was invited to collaborate on certain aspects of the script dealing with celebrity life. He suggested an ending in which Rupert Pupkin kills Jerry, but was turned down. As a result, Lewis thought that the film, while good, did not have a "finish."[7] In an interview for the DVD, Scorsese stated that Jerry Lewis suggested that the brief scene where Jerry Langford is accosted by an old lady for autographs, who screams "you should only get cancer!" when Lewis politely rebuffs her, was based on a real-life incident that happened to Lewis. Scorsese said Lewis directed the actress playing the old lady to get the timing right.
Scorsese's first choice for talk show host Jerry Langford was Johnny Carson. Carson refused the role, claiming "you know that one take is enough for me."[8] The entire Rat Pack was also considered—specifically Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin—before a decision was made to select Martin's old partner, Jerry Lewis.[8][9]
The film began shooting in New York on June 1, 1981 to avoid clashing with a forthcoming writers' strike.[10]
Robbie Robertson produced the music for the film's soundtrack and contributed his first original work after leaving The Band entitled "Between Trains".[11] This song, a tribute to a member of the production staff who had suddenly passed away, is on the soundtrack album but not in the movie itself.
The confrontation scene at Jerry's house between Pupkin and Langford was parodied on Saturday Night Live soon after the film's release, when Lewis hosted the show. The sketch, featuring Tim Kazurinsky and Mary Gross, features Lewis visiting a studio in Paris, France and meeting a voice actor who performs the French-language dubs for Lewis' characters in all his movies. However, Jerry is dismayed when he learns that the actor reads it all in the "nine-year-old boy" style that was part of Lewis' comedy routines during his days with Dean Martin. The actor tries to kill himself out of shame when Lewis rebukes him, but Lewis stops it.
Film scholar David Bordwell, writing in Film Viewer's Guide, mentioned the (un)reality of the ending as a topic for debate. A number of scenes in the film—Rupert and Jerry in the restaurant, Jerry meeting Rupert after having listened to his tape and calling him a genius, Rupert getting married "live" on Jerry's show—exist solely in Rupert's imagination, and Bordwell suggested that some viewers would think the final sequence is another fantasy.
In his commentary on The Criterion Collection DVD of Black Narcissus, Scorsese stated that Michael Powell's films influenced The King of Comedy in its conception of fantasy. Scorsese said that Powell always treated fantasy as no different than reality, and so made fantasy sequences as realistic as possible. Scorsese suggests that Rupert Pupkin's character fails to differentiate between his fantasies and reality in much the same way. Scorsese sought to achieve the same with the film so that, in his words, the "fantasy is more real than reality".
The film was first released in Iceland.[12] It was released in the United States two months later. The King of Comedy opened the 1983 Cannes Film Festival.[13]
The King of Comedy was released on DVD on December 12, 2002 (Region 1) and 19 April 2004 (Region 2).
A digital restoration of the movie was presented on April 27, 2013 as the closing film of De Niro's Tribeca Film Festival. This latest version was produced from the film's original camera negatives and features a restored soundtrack.[14] While the restored film was scheduled to be released onto Blu-ray on October 29, 2013,[15] the 30th Anniversary home media release was ultimately delayed for a release date of March 25, 2014.[16]
Rotten Tomatoes reported that 91% of 43 critics gave the film positive reviews. Its critical consensus states: "Largely misunderstood upon its release, The King of Comedy today looks eerily prescient, and features a fine performance by Robert De Niro as a strangely sympathetic psychopath."[17] Although the film was well received by critics, it bombed at the box office. De Niro said that the film "...maybe wasn't so well received because it gave off an aura of something that people didn't want to look at or know."[18]
Timeout called it "Creepiest movie of the year in every sense, and one of the best".[19] Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times gave the film three out of four stars, writing, "The King of Comedy is one of the most arid, painful, wounded movies I've ever seen. It's hard to believe Scorsese made it..." He also wrote, "Scorsese doesn't want laughs in this movie, and he also doesn't want release. The whole movie is about the inability of the characters to get any kind of a positive response to their bids for recognition." He concluded the film, "is not, you may already have guessed, a fun movie. It is also not a bad movie. It is frustrating to watch, unpleasant to remember, and, in its own way, quite effective."[20] Dave Kehr of the Chicago Reader gave the film a favorable review, calling the film, "clearly an extension of Taxi Driver" and the "uncenteredness of the film is irritating, though it's irritating in an ambitious, risk-taking way".[21] Joyce Millman of Salon called it, "Martin Scorsese's second least popular movie, after The Last Temptation of Christ. Which is a shame, because it's Scorsese's second greatest film, after Taxi Driver."[22]
Not all critics gave the film positive reviews, however; Adam Smith of Empire Magazine called it "Neither funny enough to be an effective black comedy nor scary enough to capitalise on its thriller/horror elements".[23]
David Ehrenstein, author of The Scorsese Picture noted the mixed response of the film in his 1983 review. He stated that The King of Comedy "cuts too close to the bone for either large-scale mass audience approval or unanimous mainstream critical acclaim". He noted how far apart the film stood to other films made in the early years of Reagan's America which the film presented a very critical portrayal of (although the script was written well before Reagan's election, and shooting began less than five months after Reagan took office). "At a time when the film world piles on simple-minded sentiment in thick gooey gobs, a picture like The King of Comedy appears a frontal assault. The triumph of the 'little guy' is revealed to be nothing more than lumpen neo-Fascist blood lust."[24]
Pauline Kael of The New Yorker was one of the critics who disliked the film, describing the character of Rupert Pupkin as "Jake LaMotta without fists". She went on to write that "De Niro in disguise denies his characters a soul. De Niro's 'bravura' acting in Mean Streets, Taxi Driver and New York, New York collapsed into 'anti-acting' after he started turning himself into repugnant flesh eggies of soulless characters.....Pupkin is a nothing." Scorsese says that "people were confused with King of Comedy and saw Bob as some sort of mannequin". Scorsese has called De Niro's role as Rupert Pupkin his favorite of all their collaborations.[25]
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Q&A With Sound Tribe Sector 9, Playing Revolution This Saturday
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With the explosion of live music hitting South Florida this week (and next) comes Atlanta's Sound Tribe Sector 9, complete with cult following and a new, tricked-out LED wall. The instrumental/experimental electro-jam band headlines Revolution in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday, January 2, before setting sail on the Jam Cruise. New Times spoke with percussionist/electro mastermind Jeffree Lerner about the band's recent release and the differences between its studio and live approaches.
Sound Tribe Sector 9. Saturday, January 2. Revolution, 200 W. Broward Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. Show starts at 8 p.m., tickets cost . Ages 18+ with ID. 954-727-0950; jointherevolution.net
New Times: STS9 recently released its 12th album, Ad Explorata, with an attached manifesto stating "there's always more to be discovered." How has the band explored that concept on the new album?
Jeffree Lerner: I think it's kind of a reflection of our history and where we're at right now. Even though we're doing the same thing - producing albums, playing shows -- there's always something new to be discovered for us: songs, a reflection on our career, and our experience in the studio. There's always more creativity and inspiration to be found; nothing is ever the same.
With the release of Ad Explorata, is STS9 utilizing a more green approach, encouraging downloads versus selling hard copies?
That goes along with the principle of our label, 1320 Records. We don't deal much with physical distribution; we've built a model around that.
Even though fans swear by the live show experience, STS9 continues to produce favorable in-studio recordings. Does the band acknowledge that there's a difference between these two sides of the music?
Absolutely. There's a difference. I think that by design for us, there's an opportunity for different expression, and a different way to create a stage and live performance is so in the moment, energetic and beautiful. The studio experience is more intended and more thought out. In the studio is the time to create, mold, and sculpt, we are not there trying to recreate what we do live. We provide our sound boards; that's something we encourage about our live music.
You parted ways with your longtime lighting technician, Saxton, before the fall 2009 tour. How has the transition affected STS9's live show?
It's all about enhancement. Being able to bring a little bit of the video element has been able to give us the opportunity to work with and showcase visual artists. [New designer Mike Lee, formerly of Thrice, is all about the addition of the LED wall.] A lot of the concept is directly related to our art and experiences, a personalized and ever-evolving thing. We're never going to get to a safe spot; we're always going to be pushing the envelope with what art we can showcase and make it all relate to the music emotionally and historically.
How has being an instrumental band impacted STS9 on the jam scene?
Well, you go back to the '60s, where people were protesting lyrics by Bob Dylan. We don't have words. We're trying to give more insight into who we are. We're looking for a different reaction, different interpretations, like a painting without a caption.
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When your walking down the street, and suddenly you see a girl walking down the street, and she runs up to you and says hi then kisses you
2Justin Bieber
Don't vote on Justin Bieber
Vote on boys
Because Justin is a boy, too.
Vote on boys
Because Justin is a boy, too.
Actually nobody liks justin bieber that's just what people think.
6The Colour Pink
9Heavy Metal
Actually, heavy metal is very popular between girls, my friend (who I'm deeply in love with) loves hard rock-heavy metal bands like Metallica, AC/DC, Linkin Park and Zebrahead.
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None of these are very good answers like I m a girl and I don't watch porn videos and I hate Justin Bieber and the colour pink is alright but not the best thing I think sports should be on here somewhere and video games
Seriously, I think the PERSON who made this up was a boy. I am A GIRL. I hate pink. I hate Justin Bieber. I'm ok with boys but the best thing in here is CHOCOLATE.
14Star Wars
16Keeping Up With the Kardashians
18Baby Animals
Oh come on! Stereotypical list don't you think? I'm a tomboy so I don't like Justin, I don't have a crush on any guys, I like video games, I hate fashion magazines, etc. I'm posting this only BECAUSE I'm a girl and I like BABY ANIMALS!
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There are many 'what if' questions that Magic fans ask on occasion. Some wonder how the Orlando Magic would have fared if Grant Hill was healthy. Others try to figure out if the Magic had a chance to beat the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2009 NBA Finals if Jameer Nelson didn't have to rush back from injury to play.
Although Orlando lost in five games, apart from Game 1, this was a competitive series.
In fact, the Magic were two plays away from heading into Game 5 with a 3-1 series lead if Courtney Lee made a game-winning layup in Game 2 and Derek Fisher didn't hit a game-tying three-pointer in Game 4 with 4.6 seconds left in the fourth quarter. And this was with a hobbled Nelson running around the court while this was all happening.
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State law allows public schools taken over by the state because of poor performance to be returned to local school board control after five years. But state officials haven't decided how and when to do that.
State Superintendent of Education Paul Pastorek outlined his proposal Tuesday for the future governance of nearly 70 New Orleans schools that are run by the state's Recovery School District.
Pastorek doesn't want any schools transferred to local control until the 2012-13 year - and even then, the schools would have to meet certain performance benchmarks before such a move.
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Farmers and Warcraft players in the US of A {WoW}
Oct 22nd 2007 5:05PM what i got from the article anyway was that gaming isn't a standalone pastime.
for example tonight i'll go bowhunting, chew my Cope, and then run around as a warlock.
not a lot of folks seeing me sitting in a tree decked out in camo and facepaint would probably figure that i spend a few hours each evening playing some online game as a shapeshifting cow or a elf that has a really scantily dressed sidekick.
gamers don't fit the stereotype anymore. thats what i got from this anyway.
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Oct 22nd 2007 10:58AM i'd like to roll on an RP server but i'm not paying transfer all my characters. Not to mention i don't want to leave the people i like on my PvE server behind.


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Frankel Extends Perfect Record to 13 by Winning Juddmonte Stakes
Aug. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Frankel, the world's top-ranked horse, extended his perfect record to 13 straight wins by taking the Juddmonte International Stakes.
Frankel, ridden by jockey Tom Queally and trained by Henry Cecil, won by seven lengths in the 1-mile, 2-furlong race at York Racecourse in northern England. Farhh, with jockey Frankie Dettori, beat St Nicholas Abbey, ridden by Joseph O'Brien, by a nose for second place.
"We had our plan in place and it all worked out so nicely," Queally told broadcaster Channel 4.
It was the first time Frankel, a 4-year-old bay colt owned by Saudi Prince Khalid Abdullah, had run a distance of more than a mile. Among his victories are last year's 2,000 Guineas in Newmarket, which he won by six lengths, and the Sussex Stakes at Goodwood on Aug. 1.
Frankel was the 1-10 favorite, meaning a successful $10 bet returned $1 plus the original stake. St Nicholas Abbey was second favorite at 5-1.
Rated the best racehorse in the world by the British Horseracing Authority, Frankel's victory at York earned his owner 411,147 pounds ($649,447).
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Highly acclaimed by professors and students, this textbook explores the concepts and principles of clear thinking, critical listening, and careful analysis that active citizens and professionals need to evaluate and make arguments effectively. Its emphasis on real-life argument highlights the role of argument in democratic discourse, as well as in students' social, professional, and personal lives.
Drawing on classical and contemporary theory and principles, Dr. Herrick explores the structure of arguments; relationships between reasons and conclusions; the criteria of evidence, validity, and definitional clarity; common types of arguments and fallacies; and issues of adapting arguments to audiences.
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James A. Herrick received his B.A. from California State University, Fresno; his M.A. from the University of California, Davis; and his Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is the Guy Vander Jagt Professor of Communication at Hope College in Holland, Michigan, where he was department chair for ten years.
Herrick is the author of six books, on topics ranging from the history of rhetoric to the religious discourse of Enlightenment England. He teaches courses in argumentation, critical thinking, and the history of rhetoric.
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Selena shows a whole new side for her record — we wonder if her boyfriend Justin Bieber loves the style!
Selena Gomez is a fashion chameleon, and she shows a bright style in a photo shoot for her newest album, When the Sun Goes Down!
Selena, 18, looks sexy in a time-traveling shoot which brings her through the years in classic ensembles, as well as through a rainbow of hair colors. She even looks confident wearing just a sexy bra!
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I don't believe there is anything wrong with this photo shoot. However, If Miley Cyrus had done this very same shoot, Hollywood Life would not have been so positive or supportive. This site would have intimated something negative or made some snarky quip if Miley had taken these exact same pictures. You guys would have accused her of being a terrible role model, like you always to. You would attack her and try to tear her down, like you always do. Selena takes these pictures and she's "sexy." Had Miley done the exact same thing, it would make her "slutty." Rarely in life do people ever see the truth. People look at a situation and they only see what they want to see. As a side note, if 'Tweens were disallowed from using the internet, clearly Hollywood Life would be out of business by now.
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Where's your proof, prude?
And by 'proof' I don't mean a dance move or an outfit, because it's normal for pop stars to dress provocatively. Haven't you ever seen Lady Gaga, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Rihana, Beyonce, and Madonna?
Anyone who isn't ok with Miley Cyrus wearing whatever she wants but IS ok with other stars wearing it is a HYPOCRITE.
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u just named every person on there that wasnt on disney channel havin hella lil gurls lukin up ta hur. besides all thim is grown. althoe i think some rilly wrong wit lady gaga, her outfits r kinda nasty (lyk the meet outfit) ugh, but her excuse fo that is she was bullied younga or sum lyk that.
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So annoyed
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Why do you guys always say the word racy this picture isn't even "racy" just like when Miley Cyrus had a picture with an off the shoulder top you guys called it racy, too. I used to like this website it had great articles, then you guys started being biased and annoying and really want you guys to go back. :/
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shut up
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love selena and miley
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Cheryl Klein and Cecilia Ybarra
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Seven years ago, Cheryl spotted C.C.'s profile online and liked what she had to say about hanging out in the lesser-known parts of Los Angeles. C.C. liked the picture Cheryl had posted, in which she was goofing around doing cheerleading moves with her friends. We met. We talked. We moved in together--with our three cats--a year and a half later. We have a pretty awesome life together. On a typical weekend, we might go for a run in the hills near our house, see a band play at a little club, make pancakes, go to church (a little late, because pancakes take time), then drive a few miles south to see our families. Our parents would sigh when we said we needed to get home and feed the cats, but the cats would be glad.
What would this weekend look like with a child? Well, imagine our baby in one of those jogging strollers when we go running. We'll play songs from the kids' show Yo Gabba Gabba instead of seeing a band. The cats will happily eat any food the baby drops on the floor. And our parents will be twice as sad when we have to take their grandkid home, but we'll promise to return soon.
Family and Friends
Both of us grew up in Southern California and love having our parents and sisters close by--we're looking forward to C.C.'s mom teaching her first grandchild Spanish, and to Cheryl's dad building a playhouse like the one she had as a kid. Our sisters are counting the days until they can buy baby clothes for the new addition to the family. C.C. has dozens of cousins who are excited to welcome another child at family birthday parties. Since C.C.'s mom was adopted, her family appreciates what it takes for a loving birthmother to place her child in a new home.
Our circle of friends is equally important to us. We go on trips together (if not for our friends Christine and Jody, we never would have learned to ski; as it is, we barely learned) and we know some awesome toddlers who will be excited to have a new "cousin." But most importantly, our families and friends are there for us when times are tough, and we try to be there for them, too. To us, that's what makes life meaningful.
Home, Community and Raising Kids
We live in a cozy house in Highland Park, a diverse and artistic community in Northeast Los Angeles. Within a two-mile radius, you can visit an art gallery, buy a Dora the Explorer piñata, attend a multilingual elementary school, take dance lessons, play Little League baseball, star-gaze at a giant park, spot a coyote roaming the hills, and eat Mexican, Salvadoran, Filipino, or Vietnamese food. We love our neighborhood and feel like it fits us well. It's quiet but not too quiet, just like us.
We want to provide our child with the unconditional love and security we were both fortunate to receive as children. We also want to expose him or her to the many ideas and opportunities the world has to offer. We'll take our child to our community-oriented Episcopal church, but we'll respect that every person makes his or her own spiritual journey. Both of us have flexible jobs and we will make lots of quality time for our child. We've both worked with young people as camp counselors, teachers and mentors, and we know that kids have as much to teach us as we have to teach them.
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About Cheryl (by C.C.)
Cheryl is incredibly funny while still being kind and accepting of the people around her. From the day we met, I've loved her sweet and calm nature. Her natural curiosity and compassion are evident in her writing. Cheryl has published two novels, and as someone who loves books, she can't wait to read bedtime stories to our child.
As a nonprofit administrator, she's also extremely organized. She'll make sure our child gets to all those pediatrician check-ups on time! She loves being physically active, and will enjoy teaching our child her favorite yoga moves. Cheryl is naturally soothing and friendly with our friends' young children, I look forward to seeing her with our child.
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Never Let Me Go, Sunset Boulevard, Waiting for Guffman
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Hawaii, New York, San Luis Obispo, Oaxaca, the Malaysian rainforest
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"Faith isn't magic, but it's keeping my foot in the door." --Mariachi El Bronx
drawing, mentoring, finding bargains at thrift stores
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Sometimes I accuse C.C. of being psychic. She always knows when I'm sad or anxious no matter how hard I'm trying to play it cool. So I know she'll be a wonderfully intuitive mom--the kind who knows just what to say and has eyes in the back of her head. She worked as a teacher for several years (now she works at an art college), and she knows how to be both firm and engaging with kids.
She's also incredibly fun-loving. When she creates paintings or plants flowers with our friends' kids, she asks them goofy questions and tries to get them to make funny faces--you should see her impression of a pouting dinosaur. She's patient, generous and a deep thinker. I can't help but light up every time she walks in the room, and I know our child will do the same.
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Santa Ana, CA
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text: Tasmanian Devil Pictures Two Tasmanian Devils Two young devils pose in Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park in Taranna, Tasmania. The facility, a refuge for the island's injured and orphaned wildlife, is involved in the international response to the outbreak of the deadly devil facial tumor disease. Sleeping Tasmanian Devil Tasmanian devils are usually nocturnal animals, sleeping in burrows or hollow logs during the day and emerging at night to feed. Occasionally individuals such as this snoozing specimen in Tasmania will break the pattern and come out in daylight to bask in the sunshine. Scarred Tasmanian Devil Most adult Tasmanian devils bear facial scars from the many run-ins these irascible marsupials have with one another. Such injuries are usually the result of mating duels, but feeding spats can turn nasty as well. Scientists think these facial bites are the way devil facial tumor disease is being spread among devils. Running Tasmanian Devil Captive Tasmanian devils such as this one at the National Zoo in Canberra, Australia, could be critical in the fight to save the species from extinction. A virulent, lethal cancer strain has wiped out more than half of Tasmania's wild devils, and officials are bolstering captive breeding programs to preserve a healthy "insurance" population should the disease continue to spread. 0 comments   Get Livefyre FAQ Sign in + Follow Post comment Link Newest | Oldest


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Thursday, Metric performed at the Fillmore Miami Beach as part of the Bud Light 50/50/1 concert series. Opening the show was local garage rock outfit Jacuzzi Boys. Photos by Kristina Camara.
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hi wonder if any one can help?
when im driving my st170 and i put my foot down it gets to just before 4000 rpm and it is being restricted by something it judders when it gets to this point and wont let me go past it?
the car is not running at its full potential. i had a problem kind of like this before and it was my intake manifold runner control module which has now been replaced.
someone has mentioned it could be the mass air flow sensor because i have added a uprated air filter?
i have changed my coil pack and had new leads and new spark plugs.
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For Immediate Release:
September 24, 2013
Rob Blumenthal w/Mikulski 202-224-1010 Eve Goldsher 202-224-3751
MEDIA ADVISORY: Chairwoman Mikulski to Discuss Continuing Resolution on Senate Floor at 2:15 p.m. Today
WASHINGTON, D.C.-- Appropriations Committee Chairwoman Barbara A. Mikulski (D-Md.), will speak TODAY, September 24, 2013, at approximately 2:15 p.m. on the Senate floor about the Continuing Resolution.
WHO: Senator Barbara A. Mikulski (D-Md.), Chairwoman, Appropriations Committee
WHAT: Floor Statement on the Continuing Resolution
WHEN: TODAY, September 24, 2013 at 2:15 p.m.
WHERE: Senate Floor -- Available on C-SPAN2


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I rotated my tires yesterday and noticed what looked to be dry rot cracks in the sidewalls. The crack is about 1/2" outside of the rim, the entire circumference of the tire and on all 4 tires . They're not overly deep but the location has me concerned. The tires aren't quite a year old and have about 10,000 miles on them. The tires are Cooper Discoverer ATRs. Is this something I should be concerned about and bring them back to the tire shop or just drive and forget about it?
Before anyone asks, I don't have picks, it looks like a normal dryrot crack, not too deep but you could get your fingernail into it.


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Buzzfeed reports: While the political class makes guesses about Newark Mayor Cory Booker's potential run for governor — or Senate — progressive state Senator Barbara Buono announced her candidacy for the 2013 race in a YouTube video Tuesday morning.
Buono has long been an expected challenger to incumbent Governor Chris Christie. She attended to the annual meeting of the Democratic Governors Association in California last week, shortly after a job posting appeared online from one of her staffers — "A progressive Democratic gubernatorial candidate is seeking an experienced campaign manager for an aggressive campaign plan," read the posting.
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"Today I want you to be the first to know that I'm running for governor," Buono says in the video. "I filed my papers, and I'll make a formal announcement early next year. I'm not gonna run a conventional campaign, and I won't be anointed by the political bosses."


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