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Hi everyone! Im back from the dead, with a new cartoon known as "The PS3 Song!". For those of you who are wondering why I havent posted anything for a month, well let's just say I had a little something called "WRITERS BLOCK!" But I'm back and ready to animate! Well, I hope you enjoy :P
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1. Thankyou VERY much for 1st place and front page! You guys ROCK!
2. If your a fanboy of the PS3, it is recommended you don't spam the reviews page with your fanboyism.
3. I didn't make this song, Doc Adams of Sarcastic Gamer made it.
4. I've seen a lot of people saying i suck cus they think Im sharing my opinion. read his... THIS ISNT TO DO WITH MY OPINION!!! 360 fanboys will have something to laugh at! pretty soon there's gonna be a 360 song animation, so you'll get your turn, PS3 Fanboys! Personally I like the PS3!
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even though im a PS3 man, its a nice flash
jutse do u kno, it didn't piss me off (it almost did ROFL!)
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U my friend are fanboy. do u even have a PS3?? both game consoles are each good in their own right, each with advances and drawbacks. sure PS3 might cost mor, but thats because the internet is FREE FOR LIFE!but, i do agree tha the xbox multiplayer is better,but yet, has a PS3 person ever had to send in for red ring of death??? no they havent.
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I own them all
Wii, PS3, Xbox 360. My bro has the wii really but it still sucks ass. Childrens games. Xbox, I've been in love with it since we first got it like 6 years ago and every game is amazing even if it sucks. PS3, failed so bad. I never touch the damn thing. Seriously. My parents got it for me for christmas when it first came out, played it for maybe a month and my only reason to play it now is for Oblivion, which can be on xbox, so yeah.....
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I own both and have had no troubles with either. (excpet for the semi-recent hack due to no security on Sony's servers), (It is only free because they have minimal security on it). Have had my 360 since day of release and had no problems with it whatsoever. I like the blu-ray but it wasnt really a nesessity, and now that I have upgraded to a LED 3D tv the graphics are pretty much the same. Although I am more used to the 360 controllers as I had and preffered an original xbox to the ps2. (Unless I was playing Final Fantasy).
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The video is funny
but PS3 is a lot better. You dont have to pay for online and bluray is a nice thing to have. I have like 40 bluray movies, i use bluray because i have an HD tv, everything else looks like crap on them. The graphics look better and there ussally isnt as much lag. Xboxes are cheap sure, but you have to buy all the extra components for it (unlees you have the elite version, but that costs a hundred dollars more). Xboxes ussally blow to s*** after 2 years anyway so why would this video say Xboxes are better?


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Very good quotes. Poor Van Gogh.
ACCORDING to the National Endowment for the Arts' 2008 survey of public participation, a little over half of America's adult population read books. Those who do consume them at an average rate of 12.8 books per year, a little more than one book per month.
At this rate, offerings like Simon Van Booy's new trilogy of recontextualised philosophical texts—"Why We Fight", "Why Our Decisions Don't Matter" and "Why We Need Love"—have an instinctive appeal. Arranged as short excerpts of poetry, fiction, plays and other selections with a philosophical bent, the three smartly designed paperbacks address their themes directly and read, as a result, like books made up of the good parts of other books. They're the paper equivalent of online aggregators: pre-selected and ready to be absorbed as efficiently as possible.
Van Booy, a writer of both fiction and non, whose journalism has appeared in the New York Times, Daily Telegraph and the Times, calls his project an endeavour in the service of "practical philosophy"—a hokey term which brings to mind self-improvement ads on New York's subway. But it is also a fair description of the three books. The point Van Booy aims to make (and deftly illustrates) is that philosophy is "a subject we all have a natural gift for", most usefully deployed as a "part of our everyday lives". More Intelligent Life picks five morsels of practical philosophy from the three volumes.
On love:
"Theo, though I love her, her and no other, her forever. And, and, and, Theo, although the 'no, never, ever' still 'seems' to be in full sway, there is a feeling of something like redemption within me, and it is as if she and I had stopped being two and were united for all eternity."
~ Vincent Van Gogh from a letter to his brother, Theo
On mortality:
"Ah, the knowledge of impermanence that haunts our days is their very fragrance."
~ Rainer Maria Rilke
On fair warnings:
"Remember: The things within our power are naturally at our disposal, free from any restraint or hindrance; but those things outside our power are weak, dependent, or determined by the whims and actions of others. Remember, too, that if you think that you have free reign over things that are naturally beyond your control, or if you attempt to adopt the affairs of others as your own, your pursuits will be thwarted and you will become a frustrated, anxious, and fault-finding person."
~ Epictetus, from "The Art of Living"
On aggression:
"Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent."
~ Isaac Asimov, from "Foundation"
On picking your battles:
"I learned long ago, never wrestle with a pig, you get dirty; and besides, the pig likes it."
~ George Bernard Shaw
"Why We Fight", "Why Our Decisions Don't Matter" and "Why We Need Love" (Harper Perennial), edited by Simon Van Booy, are out on August 24th.
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District given only Rs.50 lakh to meet disaster expenses.
With only Rs.50 lakh as "advance" fund to meet disaster expenses this monsoon, the district authorities have a tough task ahead to manage relief camps even as the monsoon gains in strength with each passing day.
"Losses have been calculated at Rs.67 lakh so far, and we have written to the State government for more funds," said District Collector C.A. Latha.
In probably the first relief camp to be opened here at the Government U.P. School opposite the Kozhikode taluk office on Monday, four-year-old Swetha Shivan cries for her lost doll in a classroom under the dim light of a 40-Watt bulb.
The classroom, its floor tattooed with muddy footmarks, serves as a makeshift relief camp for three families whose houses have been partially submerged following non-stop rain in the district for the past 24 hours.
Shivan A., her young father who works as a beautician in the city, tries to console the child. Her mother, a frail woman in a nightdress, is blank-faced, too weary for words. "There was knee-deep water in our house since last night. But we adjusted. We came to this camp with only a few clothes. Everything else was destroyed in the water," Mr. Shivan said.
The three families, from Kaloottivayal, Vellurthazham and Ayyappankavu of Vengeri village here, are among the first cases of evacuation within city limits caused by the incessant downpour. On Monday, the city's drains overflowed and traffic in many major roads came to a standstill due to water-logging.
"About 20 houses in our area were partially submerged. Some people refused to come despite the tahsildar urging them to shift to the relief camp. People in two-storey houses have moved to the upper floor, others have left for relatives' homes," Hassan K, a member of one of the three families, said. Both Shivan and Hassan live in the same house as tenants. They claim that they have nowhere else to go.
Deputy Mayor P.T. Abdul Latheef, who visited the camp, said the local village office was trying to arrange food and mattresses for the families in the classroom.
"By tomorrow something can be arranged. But tonight we have to feed them somehow," he said, without elaborating further on the district's contingency plans for similar emergency evacuations and provisions for relief camps. "In disaster-prone areas, we have arranged for relief camps to be opened in local schools," Additional District Magistrate K.P. Ramadevi said.
The district will have to meet the expenses of running relief camps, providing evacuee families food and water, pay ex-gratia to the "bereaved families" and even cover for repairs to damaged houses.
All this, the officials say, have to be met with the advance money of Rs. 50 lakh until further funds are provided by the government for the district. Some of the areas prone to landslips are Thiruvambady, Puthupadi, Kodanchery, Kavilumpara, Maruthonkara, Chakkittapara and Panangad. "We have opened a control room helpline number (0495-23071002). Facilities are being arranged. One or two classrooms in local government schools will be used as relief camps. In case there are more families, the school concerned will be naturally closed," a senior official said.
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James Foley 'Died Doing Job He Believed In'
A friend and colleague of the US journalist apparently beheaded in a video released by militants has said he died doing something "he truly believed in".
Film maker Matthew VanDyke was with James Foley in Syria just a fortnight before the 40-year-old was abducted.
And he told Sky News he had been left in "complete shock" at reports his friend had been beheaded by Islamic State forces.
"I haven't seen the video myself, but it's a complete nightmare," he said.
"James was a fun guy. He was very nice, very calm. We had good times together, good conversations. He interviewed me when I escaped prison in Libya ... and he did a great job.
"He was very kind, very good at what he did. He had a great career ahead of him."
He said Mr Foley "lived and breathed" conflict journalism.
"It was who he was, he loved doing it," he said.
"He believed in it, believed in doing things right. What every editor would want working for them is exactly who James was.
"One thing that you can say is he died doing something he truly believed in and that he was making a difference there."
Mr VanDyke insisted Mr Foley was conscious of the dangers he faced in war-torn Syria.
"He was always aware of the risks," he said.
"He was always very serious when it came to work.
"He was not someone who did anything reckless, or cowboy things. He always checked on the security ahead of him.
"He did everything the right way, but even when you do everything the right way in Syria, things can go the wrong way."
But Mr VanDyke said the arrival of IS - previously known as ISIS - had drastically changed the nature of the conflict in Syria.
"There was always a threat of kidnapping, border strikes, airstrikes, it was always dangerous," he said.
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I picked up a 2013 Tacoma in December, and with about 12 000km on the odo with no problems!
With the exception of the USB input. I have a USB 3.0 64gb thumb drive with about 4500 songs or so. Every third song or so only plays for a few seconds, then it skips to the next track.
I have triple checked that the files are complete on the drive with no luck. Bit rates don't seem to matter, all tracks are MP3, and the drive is formatted to DOS-FAT32.
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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support Group
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FA to launch inquiry after Wigan's Kirkland struck by coin at Burnley
Wigan goalkeeper Chris Kirkland was hurt by a coin thrown from the crowd in the Lancashire relegation derby against Burnley. He was injured after 53 minutes in the match Wigan won with the only goal in the last seconds of injury-time. Foul play: Kirkland winces in pain after the coin strikes Referee Mike Jones stopped the match and will send a report to the FA, who will launch an inquiry. As Kirkland was receiving treatment the referee spoke to the chief steward. Police and stewards moved in to face the Burnley fans behind the goal. Both clubs could be punished. Wigan, because the offence took place on their ground and Burnley because the coin clearly came from the end of the ground where alltheir fans were housed. Kirkland resumed after the injury which, according to manager Roberto Martinez, leftmarks on his forehead and on the back of his head. Kirkland said he was told not to speak about the incident but his manager added: 'I was just relieved thatChris could carry on in the game. In the last minute he made a great save. 'It is something the authorities need to look into. Maybe it would be a great way to help the finances of the club if we check away fans' pockets before they come in,' he smiled. Burnley manager Brian Laws said: 'I'm going to do an Arsene Wenger here, in that I didn't see it. I would rather talk about the performance of my team.' WIGAN ATHLETIC
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- Synthetic biology breakthrough leads to cheaper statin production
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- Type 2 diabetes, fatty liver disease reversed in rats
- Asian Herb Holds Promise as Treatment for Ebola Virus Disease
- Moffitt researchers identify protein pathway involved in brain tumor stem cell growth
- Research cracks code governing infections single-stranded RNA viruses
- Sticky protein hails new approach for treating Parkinson's
- Million person study examines long-term effects of blocking inflammation
- New compound may lead to development of cheaper anti-cancer drugs
- The body's Transformers: Some proteins alter configuation
- How the landscape of the pancreatic cancer genome is coming into view
- Link between inflammation, tissue regeneration and wound repair response
- Could an HIV drug beat strep throat, flesh-eating bacteria?
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- Warning on use of drug for children's sleep
- Graphene shows potential as novel anti-cancer therapeutic strategy
- Scientists develop novel method to suppress malaria parasite's virulence genes, break the code of its immune evasion
- Using snus doubles the risk of alcohol dependency
- Novel computer model designed to understand cardiovascular diseases
- India's private healthcare sector 'treats patients as revenue generators,' report suggests
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- Automatic drug dispensers empower the elderly
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text: Like he said, Eli Manning is an elite quarterbackBy Steve Politi, Special to CNNUpdated 1351 GMT (2151 HKT) January 20, 2012Eli Manning will lead the New York Giants against the San Francisco 49ers in Sunday's NFC championship gameStory highlightsGiants QB Eli Manning said he's in the same class as Patriots quarterback Tom BradyThe comment spurred debate on whether he was an elite quarterbackManning had his best season in 2011 and is one win from the Super BowlLooking back, all the fuss was a bit silly. Giants quarterback Eli Manning was asked during a radio interview before the season if he thought he was in the same class as Tom Brady, his more heralded counterpart with the Patriots.What was he supposed to say? "No, actually, Tom is much better than I am. He is also more handsome. Everyone knows that!"Of course not. He answered the question the way any proud athlete, with a Super Bowl MVP on his fireplace mantle, would: "I consider myself in that class," he told 1050 ESPN in New York during training camp, back in August. "Tom Brady is a great quarterback, he's a great player and what you've seen with him is he's gotten better every year. He started off winning championships and I think he's a better quarterback now than what he was, in all honesty, when he was winning those championships."I think now he's grown up and gotten better every year and that's what I'm trying to do," he said. "I kind of hope these next seven years of my quarterback days are my best."It was hardly controversial stuff. But because it came from Eli Manning, who goes out of his way to be bland during interviews, it was back page stuff for the New York tabloids. And because he put himself in the elite category of NFL quarterbacks, it became a story that lingered on sports radio for weeks.Eli?Elite?After the season he's had -- and the postseason he's still having -- the debate is being settled. Manning has the red-hot Giants in the NFC Championship game, one victory against the San Francisco 49ers this Sunday away from a second Super Bowl appearance.His numbers during the regular season were the best of his career: A franchise-record 4,933 yards, 29 touchdown passes and 16 interceptions (down from 25 last season). He was at his best when under pressure -- an NFL-record 15 of his touchdown passes came in the fourth quarter, helping to lead the Giants to six fourth-quarter victories.He did all this in a season after two of his top targets, receiver Steve Smith and tight end Kevin Boss, signed with the Eagles and Raiders, respectively. And he did it despite a running game, once regarded as one of the best in the league, that was ranked dead last in production."He told the New York media he was an elite quarterback, and he was right when he said it," Giants defensive tackle Justin Tuck said. "I've been here seven years with him, and I think he's playing the best ball he has in those seven years."But Manning will never be defined by numbers alone, not when three other quarterbacks -- all in the NFC -- threw for more than 5,000 yards in the pass-happy NFL this year. Manning is at his best in big games, and many times, he's done it against his more highly regarded contemporaries.In leading the Giants to victory in Super Bowl XLII, he defeated Tony Romo, the Cowboys quarterback who many thought was a better player; Brett Favre, who holds most of the NFL passing records; and Tom Brady, who has three Super Bowl victories to his credit.This season, he outplayed Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the reigning Super Bowl MVP who had -- statistically speaking -- arguably the best season for any quarterback in league history. "He makes big play after big play," Giants CEO John Mara said in the victorious locker room after the 37-20 victory over the Packers. "I never cease to be amazed. He's pretty special."Mara was talking to the media just a few yards away from Manning, who was celebrating with his family. His father, Archie, who quarterbacked for the then-awful New Orleans Saints, was there. So was his mother, Olivia, and their oldest son, Cooper, all basking in the glow of victory.The most famous Manning, however, was not: Peyton, the Indianapolis Colts quarterback, missed the entire season with a neck injury that still has not fully healed. His potential return is such a question, that even actor Rob Lowe tweeted that he heard he would retire.The Colts and Manning's family denied the rumor. But this postseason, at least, Eli Manning is the lone member of the family in the postseason. If he were to beat the 49ers and win the Super Bowl, he'd get his second championship before Peyton and put himself in an exclusive club.Only 10 quarterbacks have won two Super Bowl titles. Seven of them are in the Hall of Fame, and two others (Brady and Ben Roethlisberger of the Steelers) are still playing. If the first title didn't completely put him in the elite category, a second one would end the debate."It's easy to say, 'Yeah he won, but ...'" former Dallas quarterback Troy Aikman, who has three titles, said. "When you win a second Super Bowl or multiple Super Bowls, it eliminates a lot of those buts. It puts you in the conversation of the all-time greats and in the conversation for the Hall of Fame."Eli isn't thinking about a legacy. He's not thinking about anything other than the 49ers defense and another road game in the playoffs. The Giants are 2 ½ point underdogs, but with four straight victories and a vastly improved defense, nobody would be surprised if they won. A few weeks ago, Manning was asked if he regretted the answering the are-you-elite question the way he did. "Well, the question was if I thought I was an elite quarterback and basically, I was just saying that I did," he replied. "I'm usually not into the business of ranking and rating quarterbacks and comparing myself to other guys. Looking back, I thought I gave an honest answer, and I don't regret anything."His answer was honest. It was also accurate. Because after the season he's had, who could question that he belongs in Brady's class any more? More from usLos Angeles police shoot, kill man on the ground Startling video captures LAPD shooting5 things to know for your New Day - Monday, March 2Powered by Livefyre


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I just saw a commercial on VH1 for a show called man band. JC from N'Sync and a couple other "boy-band"ers trie to unite to become a Man Band...VH1.com : Shows : Mission: Man Band - Get Show Information, Tune-In, And A Description About The Show
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That is so sad. I had to look at the characters page because I had no clue who any of them were. It looks like they took the two background guys from NSYNC and 98 Degrees and the lead singers from Color Me Badd and LFO, but that still seems sad to me.
Actually the 98 degrees guy was the lead with Nick.Originally Posted by kimrs;2506592;
don't these guys have degrees they can put to use?
I watched the first episode. Chris from NSYNC is an admitted alcoholic. The guy from Color Me Bad also admits problems with alcohol and is pretty overweight. They showed him working in a tire warehouse. The guy from LFO is battling leukemia, and looks tired and sick. The guy from 98 degrees still looks like he could be in a boy band, but he admits he really doesn't want to be back in a boy band, he has other things on his plate like writing and producing. I'm just thinking that the first 3 guys are what happens when a boy band member doesn't have a back up plan. Everyone makes tons of money from these boy bands except the actual singers. Only one of the four - the 98 Degrees guy- seems to have made a good life for himself outside of being in a boy band. It is kind of sad. All of them can actually sing except for Chris from NSYNC who knows he's just "backup".
In this life you can be oh so smart or oh so pleasant...I recommend pleasant.
Aw I love it already. Rich seems like such a great guy, I felt so bad about the leukemia when I found out. Jeff.. I'm iffy on him. He seems a bit cold. I hope they do good though.. I'll buy the album lol.
I, for one, love this show. They took my faves from 3 of those groups (Rich wasnt my fave in LFO)!! I cant help it, Im a boy band geek for life I think.
"Love is not a fight, but it's something worth fighting for"- Warren Barfield
boy bands rule.
i'm loving this show. VH1 owns my soul.
I'm actually surprised at how ugly they all turned out to be, except for Jeff (the 98* guy, who I always thought was hotter than Nick!). Chris was never a looker. Actually, neither was the Color Me Badd guy. But Rich Cronin used to be hot. I'm sure his illness has a lot to do with his wear and tear. The Color Me Badd guy actually sounded like he could still sing pretty well, but he is so overweight and such a mess...I feel sorry for him.
I think what happened to them is like what happens to a lot of young women who get by on their looks in their teens and 20s. That fades all too quickly, and then what are they left with?
I need some help. I have been all over the net trying to find a good pic of Chris I can use as my Av. I can watch the video on youtube and would love a still of him from it. Is there some way I can capture a still from the video and how?!?! Thanks in advance!
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South Carolina voter ID law goes before panel of judges
Amidst arguments that voter ID laws are unfair toward minorities, a panel of judges will determine whether South Carolina's voter ID law should go into effect before the election, or in 2014.
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Recognizing this year's elections are just a few weeks away, a panel of three federal judges questioned on Monday whether South Carolina should wait until 2014 to put its voter identification law into effect.
The judges raised the question as an attorney for South Carolina delivered closing arguments in the trial over whether the state's law discriminates against minorities. Last December, the Justice Department refused to "preclear" — find it complies with the Voting Rights Act — the law so it could go into effect.
A decision in the case is expected in early October.
Voter ID laws have become a point of contention in this year's elections, particularly with the close race between President Barack Obama, a Democrat, and Republican nominee Mitt Romney. Democrats contend the laws could prevent key constituencies from voting, making a difference in tight races.
The laws' opponents see them as a Republican response to 2008's record turnout of African-American and Hispanic voters. Supporters have pitched the laws as tools against voter fraud and to build confidence in the election system.
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"The sauce fits the pasta," said judge Marc Vetri of the Best Pasta Poll on FoodandWine.com in praise of this tender veal ragù flavored with white wine, capers, thyme, and rosemary, then tossed with the little ear-shaped orecchiette. "The meat, the capers they hang on to the pasta when you lift up your fork."
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- 2 tablespoon(s) extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 clove(s) garlic, minced
- 1 pound(s) ground veal
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1/2 cup(s) dry white wine
- 1.5 cup(s) chicken stock
- 1 teaspoon(s) chopped thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) chopped rosemary
- 2 tablespoon(s) small capers, rinsed
- 3/4 pound(s) orecchiette
- 1/2 cup(s) grated Parmigiano-Reggiano
- 1/4 cup(s) chopped flat-leaf parsley
- 2 tablespoon(s) unsalted butter
- In a large, deep skillet, heat the olive oil. Add the chopped onion and minced garlic and cook over moderately high heat, stirring frequently, until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the veal, season with salt and pepper, and raise the heat to high. Cook, stirring occasionally, until the veal is no longer pink and any liquid has evaporated, about 8 minutes.
- Add the white wine to the skillet and boil over high heat until nearly evaporated, about 5 minutes. Add the chicken stock, thyme, rosemary, and capers and simmer over moderate heat until the liquid is reduced by half, about 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, cook the orecchiette in a large pot of boiling salted water until al dente. Drain the pasta well and add it to the skillet along with the Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, chopped parsley, and butter. Cook over moderate heat, stirring frequently, until the sauce is thick and creamy, 1 to 2 minutes. Transfer to bowls and serve right away.
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My DH and I both have great careers but we have never let on how much money we make. From all past conversations, we think our families are under the impression that we only make about half of what we do. They talk about money all the time but we feel like that is something that is personal and we do not want people asking us for loans. Is anyone else vague about their salary with family?
No one in the family, other my MIL, knows how much DH's salary is. It is not their business. The only reason MIL knows is because she helps me file our taxes.
Yep! No one else's business but our own ;)
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J-Stars Victory Vs., the crossover fighting game celebrating the 45th anniversary of Shonen Jump has added some female characters. One Piece's Boa Hancock will be a playable primary fighter while Bleach's Rukia, Nisekoi's Chitoge Kirisaki, and To Love-Ru's Lala Satalin Deviluke will assist as support characters. More after the jump.
Following earlier illustrations from Takeshi Obata (Death Note) and Kōji Kumeta (Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei) today's new issue of 43 of manga magazine Young Jump feature a new tribute to the "best" dolls of Rozen Maiden by To Love Ru artist Kentaro Yabuki. Get a look after the jump.
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At the heart of the matter: Every vote should be counted -- every time.
The decision by Norm Coleman to appeal the ruling by the three-judge panel in the U.S. Senate election contest ought to be viewed as a courageous step in the long-term interests of all Minnesotans.
While political analysts, Democratic stalwarts, Al Franken and a bored popular media want to call an end to what has become the longest election contest in Minnesota history, it should be noted that Coleman's courage and conviction will serve him well whatever the final outcome.
Let's be clear. The issues here are not about expediency. That's not how Minnesotans view civic life. On the contrary, Minnesota is the place where we value the legitimacy of our elections and the equal opportunity of all citizens to cast a legal ballot and have it counted.
Why else have one of the most accommodating election laws in the country? Why else make Minnesota one of the leaders in election day registration?
The Minnesota Supreme Court will be asked to rule on two very basic and fundamental issues in this matter.
The first is due process. However inconvenient for the political class, it is a fundamental right of all Americans to have their voices heard before the court and to seek redress from wrongs that have been committed against them.
In this election, the violation of due process of thousands of Minnesotans has taken place since election night and continues today as 4,400 of our state's citizens continue to have their ballots locked up and gathering dust across the state.
The second is equal protection. We've heard throughout this process that in 87 counties the decision about which ballots to accept and which to reject was not consistent. Therefore, the odds of having your vote counted was far greater in some counties than in others.
These are the two issues at stake. They are fundamental. They are basic. And they speak to the root issue of why Coleman is taking great personal risk to carry this matter to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
How much easier it would be for Coleman to simply step aside and move on with his life. How much more comfortable it would be if he simply conceded and took the pats on the back for being the bigger man and putting this election behind us.
And, how much we would all regret his taking the easy way out.
This isn't easy for him. It's not fun. There's no joy in the being the guy who continues to have to argue on behalf of 4,400 people who probably don't even know their votes weren't counted.
But, win or lose before this Supreme Court, there is one thing for certain.
The idea that one person, one vote -- that due process and equal protection -- are fundamental to our rights as Americans will be heard and decided upon.
And for that fight on behalf of our constitutional rights -- and the rights of our citizens -- we should all thank Norm Coleman.
Win or lose, he will have taught us all something about some fights being bigger than one person and one party.
Some fights are about the very ideals that created the right that we all have to expect: that our votes ought to be counted -- every election, every time, all the time.
Vin Weber, former Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Minnesota, is a Washington lobbyist.
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Posted by: Jake Beren | February 13, 2012
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Hello this is the RMI Mexico's Volcanoes Team checking in from La Malintzi, which is at the base of La Malinche (14,636 feet) this is the mountain we went hiking on today. For the first time that I've ever seen there was a fair bit of snow to hike through up top to get to the ridge. The team did very well getting through some pretty good conditions; a little bit of snow, a little bit of wind, and a little bit of rain. A real mixed bag. It was a great day and everyone did very well. We are going to grab some dinner and get ready to head toward the Altzimoni hut tomorrow which is at the base of Ixta.
That's all from here, everyone is doing great and we will keep you posted.
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EL PASO - Hundreds filled Saint Patrick's Cathedral Monday night to bid farewell to Bishop Armando Ochoa.
Ochoa served as bishop of the Catholic Diocese of El Paso for 15 years. He was appointed bishop in 1996. Ochoa informed parishioners in December he would be leaving to California after being appointed fifth bishop of the Diocese of Fresno by the Vatican.
He began his final mass in El Paso Monday night by acknowledging those in the audience.
"Thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You have allowed me to build the kingdom of god," said Ochoa.
His final mass came just days after he filed a lawsuit against Father Michael Rodriguez. Rodriguez was a priest at the San Juan Bautista Parish. He has since been temporarily reassigned to Presidio, Texas.
According to the lawsuit filed on January 11th, Ochoa says Rodriguez wasn't depositing donations into the proper account and accuses him of mishandling church money.
Rodriguez defended himself against the allegation in a written statement released on January 12th.
"On September 20, 2011, I opened my heart to my bishop, like a son to a father, and was completely honest and forthcoming with him as to the financial affairs of San Juan Bautista. I told him everything. He chose not to believe me," said Rodriguez in the statement.
Even with the pending lawsuit, parishioners said they were grateful for Ochoa's service. Dolores Ornelas attended the farewell mass and said the bishop will be missed.
"Thank you for your dedication. Thank you for your support. Thank you for your positive outlook. God bless you, god speed and our loss is Fresno's gain," said Ornelas.


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The Modular Storage Cubes are made from Innovative Hollow Core Construction. The cubes are lightweight, strong (each shelf holds up to 25 pounds), and flexible. The cubes can be easily stacked to customize your own storage system.
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I was watering the fall garden yesterday and wondered when it was that I last updated you all on our "lately". It was one of those brief moments in the day when it is quiet, or rather the noise-makers were either sleeping or far enough away to bring it into the din category. Either way, I had a second to think and breathe and get dirt under my fingernails and amongst the sea of chaos running through my head the word lately bobbed up.
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'Sons of Guns' reality TV star arrested on molestation charges
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Monday, August 11, 2014 - 5:38pm
BATON ROUGE, LA (FOX44) — A Baton Rouge reality star and gun dealer is now out of jail on bond.
William Hayden, 49, was arrested Saturday, and booked into the EBR Parish Jail on crimes against nature and molestation charges.
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Amazon has just released the newly revised Sacrifice, which is now available in the Kindle Bookstore for a buck. I rewrote the prologue and went thru the entire novel, smoothing out prose and reconciling story glitches -- stuff I should have caught in the first published draft and am now embarrassed I didn't. I wanted to put this on a weeklong promotion of free downloads to celebrate the new version, but Amazon says I must wait until Feb. 17. Anyone who paid for the crummy pre-revised version can download the new sleek one free during the promotional week next month. Also, I am in the process of putting out a paperback edition thru CreateSpace.
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Pink Pinkerton, assigned to develop a better erectile dysfunction remedy, has done his employer one better. In a secret underground lab near Washington, D.C., Pink concocted a formula that not only brings bigger smiles to men and women alike but makes them better citizens. So, a Nobel prize for Pink, you'd think. Maybe, if he survives the attempts to kill him and destroy his formula before it spreads. Those who want him dead fear his miracle potion, Vulcana, will ruin the economy by making people so happy and enlightened they'll quit spending money on things they don't need. After his beautiful lab partner, Gladys Alabi, disappears, Pink hits the road to find her and ends up on the run from shadowy mercenaries. Friends assisting him include a Secret Service agent and a former White House official. A chance alliance with an Internet hacker ring keeps them one step ahead of the killers and helps Pink narrow the search for his enemy. But the closer he seems to get, the more familiar the terrain becomes.
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I'm trying to get the text formatted for CreateSpace at this very moment. Been trialing and erroring, and I think the one that's uploading now will do the trick. Howie's doing the cover, so it should be read in a day or two.
Thanks, Arlene and Margaret and Linda! You know, Margaret, you can download a free Kindle program for your computer that gives you the same access to ebooks as a Kindle. I have it on my laptop and have read several books that way. It's not as bad as I thought it would be.
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Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
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- Dimensions: 138mm x 208mm x 28mm | 300g
- Publication date: 1 April 2014
- Publication City/Country: Nw York
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- Sales rank: 241
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Aristotle is an angry teen with a brother in prison. Dante is a know-it-all who has an unusual way of looking at the world. When they meet at the swimming pool, they seem to have nothing in common. But as the two loners start spending time together, they discover that they share a special kind of friendship - the kind of friendship that changes lives and lasts a lifetime. And it is through their friendship that Ari and Dante will learn the most important truths about themselves - and about the kind of people they want to be.
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By Lucinda 05 Jul 2014
Absolutely beautiful, I really feel in love with this book, it made me cry and laugh and just i have so many feelings.
I recommend this to EVERYONE
By Ryann Dannelly 17 May 2014
This is one of the most beautifully written contemporary coming-of-age stories I've ever read. This is a love story at its core, but it's not a traditional love story. It's a love story about learning to love and accept yourself, your family, your friends, and your heart.
The book is from Ari's first-person narrative, which I really liked. He's brutally honest about some things, but will shy away from the truths of other thinks, like most people do when the truth is too much to confront at the time. Through Ari's voice, the reader also gets to know and understand Dante, the one person that Ari doesn't really understand but whom he's fascinated by. I fell in love with Ari and Dante as characters.
I really enjoyed both sets of parents in this book as well. In a lot of YA books, the story doesn't become too involved with the parents, which tends to keep them sort of two dimensional. But not this book. For the most part, when Ari and Dante aren't spending their time together, they're spending it with their parents. The parents add so much to this story. They each have distinct voices, thoughts, problems, and story arcs.
What makes this book stand out the most, however, is the writing. It's utterly perfect. It's poetic, lyrical, philosophical, and totally captures the essence of these two boys. Although the writing is simple and the chapters tend to be short, there's a lyrical quality to it.
The pacing is relatively slow. Not much happens in the story. There's not really even a plot in this book. These two boys are just coming into themselves in their own time. It's a character driven story about love, friendship, family, and their Latino culture.
The ending is perfect. The way this story comes to a close is just the cherry on top of a wonderful book. There were tears of happiness and a wonderful grin plastered across my face during those last few pages. Everything about this story is incredible. I couldn't put the book down (and clearly judging by this review, I simply loved it).
Anyone and everyone that enjoys YA contemporaries should definitely check out this book. The story focuses on two Latino families and dapples in the GLTB genre, so readers outside of the YA contemporary, that might be your in too. But really, just go pick up this book, everyone and anyone. I promise you'll enjoy it!
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"Im absolutely blown away. This is Saenz's best work by far...Its a beautiful story, so beautifully told and so psychologically acute! Both Ari and Dante are simply great characters who will live on in my memory. Everything about the book is absolutely pitch perfect...Its already my favorite book of the year!"--Michael Cart, Booklist columnist and YALSA past president


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The Bryant Lady Hornets' varsity and junior varsity teams traveled to JA Fair High School in Little Rock for 6A South Conference action on Tuesday night and had little trouble coming out with victory sweeps. The varsity won 3-0 (25-10, 25-13, 25-8) and the JV won 2-0 (25-9, 25-5). "The girls played well, but we didn't play anywhere near our caliber of play," Bryant Coach Beth Solomon said of the varsity. "The girls won the first game 25-10 then started to "play down" in Game 2.
The Benton Lady Panthers' varsity volleyball team had an exhausting match against Mena at Benton Arena on Tuesday, while the Lady Panthers' junior varsity squad eased to victory defeating Mena's JV 2-0 (25-16, 25-12). Benton's varsity actually lost the first two sets 19-25 and 20-25 before fighting back to win the last three games in close fashion taking the match 3-2, winning 26-24, 25-21 and 16-14.


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Hi everyone,
I noticed that my rear windscreen washer leaks into the parcel shelf of my Ford Focus Mk1 (2000). Therefore, I attempted to remove the central brake light, but I couldn't remove it completely as it looks too long to come out the gap. But I did see tape around the washer tubing which suggests that the previous owner tried sealing up a hole before and the tape is coming off.
Just wondering, how do you remove the top central brake light when it looks too long to come out the hole?
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quote:Wilson is an outstanding athlete with a major league body already. He is a 6.6 runner in the 60-yard dash and has plus raw power. He runs and throws well enough to play all three outfield spots. His quick, strong hands lead to hard contact and with more reps he should be one of the elite outfielders in this class.
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