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Slayer did a show at the Trocadero in SF CA in the mid to late 90's. I wish I could be more specific about the year. To have a Slayer show at such a small venue was really pushing the envelope. Whoever was responsible for putting on that show is lucky the club wasn't damaged permanently! I remember thinking that the stacks were way to big for such a small stage. And I was right! It was decibel warfare when SLAYER started their set! You could almost see the waves of the bass drum! And ...
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by dylino_rynoSlayer was direct support for Pantera on this your in the very early 2000's. It's an arena and my seats are decent but not great. While changeover is happening for the Slayer set, I started talking with some dudes named Mike and Pete seated next to me. Our discussion turned to the the insanity of Slayer pits and one of my new friends suggested we rush the pit when the lights go black right before Slayer starts. Playing devils advocate, I point to several police officers ...
by MickthebikeThursday evening I've been waiting for 2 hours when I see SLAYER out of their bus to enter La Laiterie Strasbourg ... A sign of Gary, smiling Tom and entered prepare ... 21:30, the background music stops ... It's gone! A fucking show with a great choice of songs!! The plublic is shaped ... And SLAYER in great shape! The show is apocalyptic! 1:45 of pure bliss and cutting up the ass!! HELLYEAH SLAYER!!
by Kelo311I would love to know how Slayer plans a "world" tour but yet isn't coming to the most important city in the world,FUCKING NYC?? Anyone?
by rayalukI was lucky enough to get to go and see the boys play in Camden last night. The show was awesome! Typically tight sounding thrashing Slayer show. Getting to see "Old School Slayer Night" was perfect for me as 85-90 was when my musical taste was developed and I know the lyrics of every album front to back from that time period. Absolutely all my favorites! The pit was a little active throughout the show but I can tell that the Slayer audience is getting a little older as I ...
by Chanpion09Just saw Slayer in Columbus for the first time, and also the first metal show I've been too. Big eye opener getting clocked in the face in the first 5 minutes, but it was rad as hell. Shit got gnarly and heavy and it was exactly how I imagined it'd be
by Number1ndnOk so I just signed up for an account n I am 25 been to plenty of metal shows, super big fan of Megadeth, I've seen them like 5 times. Any way I'm like 5"11' benching 365 n pretty much fuck up shit in the pit!!! So i haven't been to a Slayer concert yet!!! I'm going to see them this Friday in Las Vegas. I hear stories about the Slayer shows my older cousins been to back in the 90's but they don't get down in the pit like I do!! Some ppl like sky ...
by GinsengMy first Slayer shows were when they co-headlined Pantera's two final U.S. Tours. I was 15. Went to the show alone, don't remember how I got home a hour away. concerts pre-9/11 were fucking crazy! First thing I wanted to do was get high and mosh, held my own for awhile until some fat kid started skanking and punched me in the mouth. Got cheap shotted in the back by a skinhead, there were a lot of them there for Pantera obviously. I remember making it through WAR ENSEMBLE. The ...
by buzzgudAfter being in the Army for four years and missing you guys all four years, YOU GUYS COME TO MASS!! I'll be there and can't wait to fucking mosh my way to hell!!
by vanhapeltoIn summer 2011 Slayer was playing the Heavy festival in Toronto so I knew I'd have to make the journey to the big city. The last night's top three headliners (in order of time playing) were Slayer, Billy Talent and then Rob Zombie. Well everyone thought that Slayer was going to close out the festival but to everyone's dismay it looked as if Slayer would technically be opening for Rob Zombie... and Billy Talent. This did not sit well with the hardcore metal crowd of ...
by jedi68Good afternoon, I wish I could have contact with the band manager, since they Slayer band is comming to Mexico City I would like to know if they will be willing to do something with low resources young people that is good fan of the band. Please send me an e-mail to email@example.com
by KawalChujaI first heard Slayer in 1998. I was 11 at the time. My older brother just bought the Diabolus In Musica tape. I'll probably make a pussy out of myself but at first I was so fucking afraid of this whiteheaded motherfucker on the cover that I didn't want to get anywhere near this tape. But finally curiosity won. I've put the tape in, pressed play and I waited. It was on side A and the first track was Bitter Peace. At first it was normal. Some guitars, some drums. Just music. ...
by zaskar75SLAYER WERE IN TOWN MUST HAVE BEEN EARLY 90S ONLY PASSING THROUGH TO DO A SOUND CHECK , ME AND A LOAD OF OTHER KIDS FROM LIVERPOOL. DENIM OVER BIKER JACKETS ETC STOOD IN THE RAIN FOR HOURS MAN. LISTENING TO THE LADS PULL THE SOUND SYSTEM APART . AFTER ABOUT FIVE HOURS THE CAME OUT AND THROUGH A FEW SIGNATURES AND DONE A LEGGER , IVE STILL GOT MY SEASONS IN THE ABYSS PICTURE DISC SIGNED BY JEFF AND KERRY 20 YEARS LATER . RIP BIG MAN SOUTH OF HEAVEN
I saw Slayer on Friday for the first time and it was mad, my all time favorite song is Dead Skin Mask and when they played it i went off. WHAT ABSOLUTE LEGENDS!!! Tommy couldn't sing but he still buzzed everyone up. Kerry, Dave and Jeff rocked out!
l saw the concert at festival hall and l was disappointed that they come on and where unable to perform as a band due to tommy not been able to sing.
Living in Australia does have its perks. World Painted Blood being released earlier here is one!
It's Slayer just the way I like it. If it was anything else, I would be very disappointed. The guitars, the pounding drums and crazy leads are all here. You ain't gonna be dissatisfied, that's for sure. It took a little longer to get into than previous records however, but it still rocks!
picked it up today, sounds awesome the only problem is I bought the version with dvd and I got 2 discs of the album, has this happened to anyone else?
I Bought It Here in Australia Friday, The Store I Was At Were Out Of Expanded Editions, So My Awsome Metal Father Picked Me Up Anoteher Copy Elsewhere. THIS ALBUM IS AMAZING - I'M GLAD I'VE ENDED UP WITH TWO COPY'S!
Seriously, Playing With Dolls Is one Of The Darkest Songs Slayer Have Realised To Date! This Album Almost Makes Up For You Guys Skipping Adelaide On Your Tour Here......... Almost
My first slayer album---i'm sorry i was born in 1995 ------
i was like should i buy it
but my mate made me and i thanked him
world painted blood (song) has the best thrash i go nuts everytime i hear is
and snuff-hate worldwide-playing with dolls-and not of this god are my other favs kick ass album if u dont have it shame on u
Thanks for this fabulous music. It is really great. I am a very big fan of music since my childhood.
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Several of Anue's fastest-growing customers are cloud providers. As the transition from traditional in-house computing to cloud computing is occurring, one common objection raised is information security. The really interesting thing about the objection is that experience is proving to be the opposite.
In fact, Symantec's 2011 State of Cloud Survey Organizations found that customers are conflicted about security—rating it as a top goal as well as a top concern, with respect to moving to the cloud. Eighty-seven percent of respondents are confident that moving to the cloud will not impact and may even improve their security status. At the same time, cloud was identified as a top concern for potential risks, including malware, hacker-based theft and loss of confidential data.
The Cloud Security Alliance 2010 publication, Top Threats to Cloud Computing v1.0 identifies the following potential threats:
- Abuse and Nefarious Use of Cloud Computing
- Insecure Application Programming Interfaces
- Malicious Insiders
- Shared Technology Vulnerabilities
- Data Loss/Leakage
- Account, Service & Traffic Hijacking
My theory is this. While cloud computing DOES introduce some additional business considerations, on the balance it greatly improves IT security for organizations, especially non-technical SMBs.
Cloud providers take security incredibly seriously. If you don't believe me, try to get a tour of a cloud provider data center. You will be lucky if they even tell you the city the data center is in. If you do get a tour, it might require vetting, including a check of your criminal record and background.
Managed cloud providers also hire some serious security talent. Unlike an SMB, where the IT guy may have the luxury to think about security between urgent, business-driven tasks, cloud providers typically have teams of full-time security professionals. Many of these folks come from organizations with three letter acronyms that are extremely security-conscious, and they aren't shy about investing money in security. Their day job is to proactively monitor network behavior, and they have many tools (such as Anue's NTO) at their fingertips to do so.
When a cloud server is attacked, cloud providers have the necessary technology to isolate and contain the situation, proactively protecting their customers. Any network behavior that deviates from normal patterns is identified and sets off alarms, often provoking automated responses and setting off further investigation by the security team.
Cloud providers have diligence in maintaining secure infrastructure, whereas an SMB is unlikely to be able to keep on top of maintenance. Most incidents involve known vulnerabilities that the IT group just hasn't had a chance to patch. As Casper Manes says in his (excellent) post on patch management on The Hacker News, "I've spent most of the past decade in information security, with a pretty big focus on incident response. It never ceases to amaze me how many security incidents (pronounced hacks) customers suffer as a result of unpatched systems." The SMB is in a particularly bad position here, with limited resources and too much work for network administrators in the first place. Cloud providers, on the other hand, have skilled personnel, automation and the tools they need to do a great job on patch management.
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Written by on January 1, 2010 Converting Pre-1940 Headlamps To HalogenModern technological advancements are great and all, but sometimes, they just seem out of place. Nowhere is that more evident than when somebody tries to incorporate something ultra contemporary on a very old vehicle, especially when it's immediately noticeable from the exterior. Of course, there are numerous exceptions, most depending on what style you prefer, but for the most part, anything that really distracts from the vehicle's true form rather than complement should seriously be reconsidered.
Let's take for example the "infamous" modern car headlight transplant-while there have indeed been some quite successful surgeries, more often than not, they simply look like new car headlights on an antique vehicle. Between the varying makes of automobiles, there are definitely candidates more suitable than others to even be considered for such an alteration, but from a purely aesthetic aspect, why mess with the original design element? If you want modern, then retrofit accordingly.
When it comes to pre-war trucks, one of the main physical attractions next to the grille is the Art Deco bullet headlights. Unlike their modern predecessors with sealed-beam bulbs, updating in the past typically meant sacrificing one of its unique charms-the fluted lens. On top of that, re-silvering reflectors isn't cheap, either, so even if you were able to incorporate a 12V-type bulb, you may not really notice the difference in illumination with dull reflectors. There is one other option, however, one that will provide your truck with the high-intensity glow of a halogen light without anyone really knowing-unless of course they help you with the conversion.
Chevs of the 40's not only has a complete halogen conversion kit, but replacement Tilt Ray style headlamp lenses, trim rings, seals, and pretty much anything you could possibly need to modernize those old pre-sealed beam-era antiquities hangin' off to each side of your truck's grille-if they've even made it there in the first place (mine were still hung from the rafters in the garage!). Along with the aforementioned conversion, a Juliano's turn signal kit will also be used for the set of '39 units that will undergo the halogen upgrade-but the kit itself can be modified to incorporate turn signals (using the park lights), so purchasing a separate setup is not required, unless of course that's the look you're after.
To better facilitate the conversion, which wasn't designed specifically for the early Chevy headlamps in the first place, it's probably best to use the original reflectors as a means to mount the new ones. If you no longer have them or your lights were converted to sealed beam at one point like these, try scrounging up a set of used ones (don't waste your money on a good set-they're not cheap!). Fortunately, Bowtie Bits was able to unearth a usable pair of '39 reflectors-but you could easily incorporate ones from other years/models. Even with this minor modification on top of the additional turn signal installation, the entire halogen upgrade shouldn't take more than a couple hours, tops. No matter what, though, the results will definitely bring new "light" to your project!


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Kubuntu 13.10 amd64 with kernel 3.13.0-rc2 not start.......
Phoronix: Linux 3.13-rc2 Kernel Released With Lots Of Fixes
Linus Torvalds is celebrating Black Friday by giving out a great deal for Linux users: the Linux 3.13-rc2 kernel is now available for testing and regression spotting...
Kubuntu 13.10 amd64 with kernel 3.13.0-rc2 not start.......
kubuntu starts only when connected to a VGA monitor, if I try to use hdmi does not work
aspect of the new versions of the kernel, I thought I was alone in having this problem.
But you have the fix for it to work, I do not want to recompile the kernel 3.12.
It was just an example. My kernel would hang if I build nouveau inside vmlinuz causing the error to hang my entire kernel. The issue was with nouveau not providing empty clock domains for older cards (since these cannot be created since those cards cannot reclock).
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Albuquerque girl, 14, makes first solo balloon flight
UPDATED 9:25 AM CST Jan 20, 2014Savannah Bradley was up well before the sun, going for a goal that's "all in the family."
Video TranscriptUP WELL BEFORE THE SUN, GOING FOR A GOAL THAT'S "ALL IN THE FAMILY." IT'S A STORY YOU'LL SEE "ONLY ON 7." CAKE AND ICE CREAM WILL HAVE TO WAIT. FOR THIS 14-YEAR OLD, HOT AIR AND A COOL MORNING ARE FIRST. SAVANNAH BRADLEY'S "BALLOONING" FAMILY IS IMMENSE. BUT HER IMMEDIATE FAMILY, NOT COUNTING GRANDPARENTS WHO ALSO FLY, IS JUST FOUR PEOPLE - DAD TROY... A FULL-TIME BALLOON PILOT WITH THOUSANDS OF HOURS AND MULTIPLE WORLD RECORDS. MOM TAMI... WITH TIME FLYING BOTH GAS AND HOT AIR CRAFT. AND BROTHER BOBBY. YOU MAY REMEMBER HIM. HE ACHIEVED SOLO FLIGHT AT AGE 9, IN A TINY CRAFT, BUILT BY HIS FAMILY. THE STORY WENT WORLD-WIDE. BUT THIS IS SAVANNAH'S DAY AND HER STORY. AND A SUCCUESSFUL STORY IT WAS - WE CAUGHT UP WITH HER RIGHT AFTER HER FLIGHT! ...AND HER PARENTS SAY SHE WAS MORE THAN PREPARED. FOR NOW, SAVANNAH CAN BUILD HER EXPERIENCE WITH FLIGHT TIME, BUT SHE'LL HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL SHE'S 16 TO GET HER ACTUAL PILOT'S LICENSE. CAKE AND ICE CREAM DID FINALLY MAKE THE SCENE. ALONG WITH A SPRAY OF CHAMPAGNE... AND "SILLY STRING," THROWN IN FOR GOOD MEASURE. 14 IS THE YOUNGEST, SOMEONE CAN BE.....TO GO SOLO IN A STANDARD AIRCRAFT. SAVANNAH'S BROTHER DID IT AT AGE 9, BECAUSE HIS WAS AN "ULTRALIGHT," WITH DIFFERENT RULES. BUT SAVANNAH CAN STILL CLAIM A "FIRST" BETWEEN THE TWO SIBLINGS. HER FIRST BALLOON FLIGHT WAS WITH HER GRANDFATHER, WHEN SHE WAS JUST 5 MONTHS OLD. AD LIB TOSS TO ERIC
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REVIEW: X-Men: Days of Future Past
The first summer movie blockbuster of 2014 is here. "X-Men: Days Of Future Past" delivers what you would expect. Amusement Park Ride type 3D action and thrills, The Wolverine is back, (Hugh Jackman's most famous role) and who doesn't want to see Jennifer Lawrence and Halle Berry wearing tight clothes in the same movie? The film is the seventh (really, there's been 7?) in the series based on the characters appearing in Marvel Comics.
From the movie company Fox "The ultimate X-Men ensemble fights a war for the survival of the species across two time periods in X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST. The beloved characters from the original "X-Men" film trilogy join forces with their younger selves from the past, "X-Men: First Class," in order to change a major historical event and fight in an epic battle that could save our future. "
And there is the plot. Perhaps 30 minutes too long, and two or three characters too many, if you are not a hardcore fan of the comics, this might prove to be too much, too soon. Good mindless summer fun? Yes? The only awards this film might get though are for sound and SFX. Oh, and maybe make up.
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Our preview of the Toledo i965R should be posted at Phoronix next week.
The Toledo motherboard fits great in the Sugo.
I'm interested in the Intel 965 chipset because of the Intel-supported Free Software graphics drivers.
And I'm interested in Tyan because of their long-term support for LinuxBIOS
Therefore I'm interested in their new Toledo motherboard. Apparently the phoronix folks are in possession of one of these motherboards, but as far as I can see the only article about it so far is just an lspci dump:
For starters, this motherboard is "flex-atx" form. Does that mean it won't fit in a mini-ATX such as the glowingly reviewed Sugo sg01W?
Our preview of the Toledo i965R should be posted at Phoronix next week.
The Toledo motherboard fits great in the Sugo.
Hi Michael,
First post, drawn here by the review of this motherboard!
I read the review and have a bunch of questions.
First, can you ellaborate on the issues noted with the Fedora installs?
Secondly, it seems that Tyan has some intentions with this board, given the connnectors listed in the product manual.
I was wondering if you knew the purpose of the chassis LCD module connector?
This is it for now.
And thanks, Lleo_
-I figured out the front panel connectors, also referred in the review, thanks! :-)
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Welcome to the forums!
We'll be elaborating on the Fedora problems in a future article, but essentially it runs into the common problems known with the Q965 Chipset -- though all-generic-ide had not worked in this situation.
Great! Can't wait to hear your experience.
I also have this board for three days, and all my efforts to install fedora failed. I added a PCI PATA IDE host and was able to boot fedora from a drive on that.
I will try Ubuntu, now that the beta is out.
Cheers, Lleo_
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Milwaukee pubs, restaurants develop taste for aged beers
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'Arrested Development' latest show to find new life after TV death
I spent the weekend planting tomatoes, mowing the lawn and not watching "Arrested Development."
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Art critic Lori Waxman gives her reviews in public
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Badgerland Water Ski Show; brick commemoration; Funky Flea Market
Splash of summer
Summer officially arrives when the daredevil water skiers of Badgerland Water Ski Show Team perform their first strap double in the Fox River. And that day is Monday, Memorial Day, at 7 p.m. The team ranked fifth in the state last year and has been performing in many sites in Waukesha's lake country since 1983. This year it will perform Wednesday nights on the Fox River, adjacent to Frame Park in Waukesha, and monthly on Thursdays on Fowler Lake in Oconomowoc. The shows start at 7 p.m., moving to 6:30 p.m. Aug. 14 through Labor Day. They are free, but donations are welcome. »Read Full Article


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Picking up from right where the first film ends, The Raid 2 follows Rama as he goes undercover and infiltrates the ranks of a ruthless Jakarta crime syndicate in order to protect his family and uncover the corruption in his own police force.
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There was a bare and efficient kind of storytelling in 2011's The Raid: Redemption. The film told a simple story of man vs. building, as series hero Rama (Iko Uwais) steadily progressed through a tower of terror, floor by floor and fight by fight, with just the flimsiest thread of a plot stitching all of the action together. It wasn't an intricate weave of a story, but one sewn for efficiency - and it was damn effective, even if it could all unravel with the slightest bit of mental tugging. The Raid was a lean and mean action thriller that got right to the brutal business of fighting, and that's part of the reason why it's sequel, The Raid 2: Berandal doesn't thrill quite as consistently as its predecessor. This one actually has a story it has to tell beyond "Hey Rama, go into this tower and don't die," and it doesn't measure up to the graceful carnage of the fight scenes.
This time around, Rama gets caught in the middle of two rival crime bosses who have carved up Jakarta with a meat cleaver; sneering Bangun controls one part of the city, while a set of Japanese gangsters controls another. It's an over stuffed powder keg full of posturing gangsters and assassins, and all it takes are a couple of sparks from both sides set things ablaze. The Raid 2 is markedly more ambitious film than the first, and that's both a gift and a curse. The film postures itself as a sprawling crime epic, liberally plucking from some of the most celebrated crime films of all time, and at times, the story works well enough. This one does feel decidedly bigger in scope, and towards the end of the film it seems like Rama won't get a rest until he's managed to roundhouse kick the entire country of Indonesia.
But because of this ambition, the film starts to sag under all the extra weight. The mobster story has a fresh sheen of Indonesian style, but it's still a generic pastiche of tired mob tropes - you've seen it all before, and you'll see it all again. While the story of the first Raid was more of an afterthought, here it's treated as almost the main attraction. Whole minutes pass by without Rama pulping someone's innards into mashed potatoes, as the story spends precious time constructing a tapestry of mob alliances and betrayal, and at 148 minutes, the film slightly overstays its welcome (especially compared to the first film's snappy 101 minutes).
Truly, the film is at its best when it's moving, and when it's introducing gleefully absurd killers like Hammer Girl (Julie Estelle) and Baseball Bat Man (Very Tri Yulisman). There's a deep black humor running through Berandal and watching the duo of assassins using everyday household items to dispatch their enemies is a sadistic pleasure. But like its predecessor, the film isn't about soulless bloodletting. The best fight scenes are like a intricate dance of body blows and bone breaking kicks, shot in long cuts that put the shaky cam and hyperactive editing of other movie fight scenes to shame. Also, some of the effects shots are truly horrifying. It's all a marvel to behold and cringe at.
Unfortunately, even extreme violence hits a point of diminishing returns, and Berandal is just too long, which make some of the action scenes jammed into the middle of the film feel like a forgettable wash of violent white noise. But just when I thought I was tired of Bernadal, the last 40 minutes unfold in a marvelous showpiece of action choreography that features a revolving door of opponents for Rama to face, and it's when the film is singularly focused on providing bone crunching carnage at a rapid pace is that the film works best. And it's no small coincidence that the best part of the film is the section that most closely resembles the first Raid: a base under siege sequence, except Rama is the monster. It feels like Evans and Co. saved their best fight choreography for last third of the film, and from then on, it's nothing short of epic.
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In the context of a commercial real estate transaction, there are several types of deeds that may be used to transfer real property. One common type of deed is the quit-claim deed. Most everyone knows that property transferred by a quit-claim deed is being sold "as is," with no warranty whatsoever.
Where many become confused is in fully understanding what general warranty deeds and limited warranty deeds are, and how they differ from each other. The use of the word "warranty" is the first giveaway. By transferring title with a warranty deed, the seller provides the buyer a warranty regarding the validity of title for the real property that is the subject of the deed. The difference between a general warranty deed and the limited warranty relates to the extent of that warranty.
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The latest Gonzales Research poll released Wednesday indicates 45 percent of registered voters surveyed favor referendum Question 7, which allows for a sixth gambling site and table games in Maryland. The poll cites 46 percent opposing it, and 9 percent undecided. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.5 percent.
According to the poll, the fate of Question 7 is likely in the hands of undecided voters. The even poll numbers came as a surprise to those following the issue, but many told WBAL-TV 11 News they find all the TV ads confusing.
"It is certainly very confusing because they both have things to say that can be very convincing," said Jerry Shargel, a writer.
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"I think they've succeeded in making people angry on both sides," said Johns Hopkins University political science Professor Emeritus Matthew Crenson, who specializes in urban government and American political development.
Crenson said the Gonzales poll revealed unlikely allies united in opposition and for different reasons.
"For Republicans, gambling represents a way to resources for the expansion of government without the inconvenience of imposing taxes, which, in a way, short circuits the political system. That's probably why they are opposed to that," Crenson said.
"For African-Americans, the reasons may be a little more complex. First, many belong to religious denominations that take a dim view of gambling. Second, the largest concentration of African-Americans is in Prince George's County, where the new casino would go, and they are figuring, 'There goes the neighborhood,'" Crenson said.
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- "That's right. Because you know, deep down... you deserved to be punished. Don't you, Mr. Potter? Go on."
- —Dolores Umbridge to Harry Potter in detention[src]
A blood quill is a Dark magical object of torture that is a type of quill that does not require ink, as it writes with the blood of the person using it. What the user writes will be carved onto the back of his or her hand, and the blood from the words sliced into the hand will be magically siphoned and be used as ink on the parchment. The wound on the back of the hand will then heal, slightly redder than before, and then open up when the user writes again. Continuous use of it will eventually scar the back of the hand. The quill is black, long, thin, and extremely sharp.
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- "He let out a gasp of pain. The words had appeared on the parchment in what appeared to be shining red ink. At the same time, the words had appeared on the back of Harry's right hand, cut into his skin as though traced there by a scalpel--yet even as he stared at the shining cut, the skin healed over again, leaving the place where it had been slightly redder than before but quite smooth...He looked back at the parchment, placed the quill upon it once more, wrote I must not tell lies, and felt the searing pain on the back of his hand for a second time; once again, the words had been cut into his skin, once again they healed over seconds later. And on it went. Again and again Harry wrote the words on the parchment in what he soon came to realize was not ink, but his own blood. And again and again the words were cut into the back of his hand, healed, and then reappeared the next time he set quill to parchment"
- —Harry experiences the Blood Quill[src]
During the 1995–1996 school year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Dolores Umbridge was Defence Against the Dark Arts professor and High Inquisitor. As a method of punishment, she had students who displeased her write lines using a blood quill,[1] which Professor Minerva McGonagall considered a "medieval method" of teaching[2].
- "Tut, tut, I don't seem to have made much of an impression yet. Well, we'll just have to try again tomorrow evening, won't we? You may go."
- —Dolores Umbridge examing Harry's hand after his first detention[src]
Harry Potter was one of the students Umbridge frequently forced this punishment upon, since he persistently claimed that Lord Voldemort had returned, which the Ministry of Magic refused to believe. He used the blood quill during many detentions, until he acquired a scar on the back of his hand reading "I must not tell lies". Hermione Granger prepared a solution made of Murtlap Essence in order to help relieve the pain Harry suffered from using the blood quill.[1] Lee Jordan was another student who was forced to use the blood quill.[3] There are also many students Umbridge put into detention for using the Skiving Snackbox and claiming to have "Umbridge-itis", but after failing to discover their secrets, she is forced to allow them to leave her classes in droves. It is unknown if she used the blood quill to punish these students.
- "You've been through all that persecution from the Ministry when they were trying to make out you were unstable and a liar. You can still see the marks on the back of your hand where that evil woman made you write with your own blood, but you stuck to your story anyway..."
- —Hermione Granger to Harry Potter one year after he was punished with the blood quill[src]
Harry's torturous detentions from Umbridge have served as a symbol of her tyranny and the lengths to which the Ministry would go to silence him from telling the truth, though it is never known whether other Ministry employees or even Cornelius Fudge himself were ever aware that she used these disciplinary actions. It is possible that the Ministry was unaware of it and would not condone the usage, as when Umbridge prepared to use the Cruciatus Curse on Harry she said "What Cornelius doesn't know won't hurt him", giving rise to speculation that Umbridge might be doing more than a few unlawful things, the Blood Quill included. Percy Weasley, in a letter to his brother Ronald Weasley, described Umbridge as a "delightful woman", and is is speculated that if he knew what type of punishments she was handing out he might not have described her as such. However, it is possible that Percy, being so deep within the Ministry and so convinced what they were doing was the right thing, might have made some excuse or even overlooked Umbridge's behavior if he learned about it.
Due to the sadistic punishments he received from Umbridge for standing up to her, Harry hated Umbridge from the bottom of his heart, a hatred rivaling that which he felt towards Severus Snape. He loathed Umbridge's high, girlish voice and her wide, toadlike smile during his detentions, and the way she seemed to enjoy and take pleasure as he carved his hand and wrote in his own blood. However, Harry was convinced talking about the punishments he was forced to do wasn't a good idea, he stubbornly clung to the belief that this was a private battle of wills between him and Umbridge and he didn't want to give in or give her the satisfaction of hearing that he complained about it.During the Christmas of 1997, Harry was visited at The Burrow by then-Minister for Magic Rufus Scrimgeour. The purpose of Scrimgeours visit was to ask Harry to be the Ministry's "poster child", that is, he would pop in and out of the Ministry from time to time and tell the public that the Ministry was doing the right thing in the war against Voldemort. Scrimgeour tried to persuade Harry to work the Ministry to create the image the "The Chosen One" was supporting them while they continued to get no where in capturing Death Eaters and putting the wrong people in Azkaban also to give an image of progress.
To bribe Harry, Scrimgeour told Harry he could get him in contact with Gawain Robards, Head of the Auror Office, as Umbridge had told the Minister that Harry had an ambition to become an Auror. Upon hearing that Umbridge was still in Ministry employment, anger began to bubble at the pit of Harry's stomach. When Harry pointed out that Scrimgeour didn't care if he (Harry) lived or died as long as he created the illusion that the Ministry was doing well, Harry raised his right fist and showed Scrimgeour the scars of I must not tell lies Umbridge had forced him to carve into his own flesh, shining white on the back of his cold hand, and pointed out that the Ministry wasn't so keen to be friends during their campaign to discredit him and Dumbledore the previous year.
Behind the scenes
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, all the Dumbledore's Army members had to use it after Cho Chang was forced into betraying them, for breaking Educational Decree Number Sixty-Eight. It created so much pain that it made several people, including Nigel Wolpert, Luna Lovegood, Ginny Weasley and Michael start sobbing over the deep gouges in the backs of their hands. This was against Dumbledore's will, as he wished to blame himself for the DA so they wouldn't get into trouble. Fred and George appeared particularly angry with Umbridge, thus adding to their later revenge.
- The blood quill is rather similar to a device in Franz Kafka's short story "In the Penal Colony", where inmates are tortured and executed with a crude device that carves the sentence into the convicted person's skin.
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (only Harry's scars from it where mentioned)
Notes and references
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Ch. 15
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- ↑ Order of the Phoenix, Ch. 25


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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Boise State junior tailback Ian Johnson may have the perfect personality to deal with the sudden fame accorded him and the Broncos.
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CHESAPEAKE – Chesapeake Regional Medical Center has received the American College of Cardiology's NCDR ACTION Registry–GWTG Platinum Performance Achievement Award for 2014. CRMC is one of only 256 hospitals nationwide to receive the honor.
The award recognizes CRMC's commitment and success in implementing a higher standard of care for heart attack patients and signifies that CRMC has reached an aggressive goal of treating these patients to standard levels of care as outlined by the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association clinical guidelines and recommendations.
"This is a proud achievement for CRMC and reflects the hard work and dedication of the staff who care for some of our most seriously ill patients and their families," said Ronald McKechnie, M.D., a CRMC-credentialed cardiologist who practices with Cardiovascular Associates, Ltd. "The implementation of these guidelines requires successful coordination of the cardiovascular team and emergency personnel and is a critical step in saving the lives and improving outcomes of heart attack patients."
To receive the ACTION Registry–GWTG Platinum Performance Achievement Award, Chesapeake Regional consistently followed the treatment guidelines in the ACTION Registry–GWTG Premier for eight consecutive quarters and met a performance standard of 90 percent for specific performance measures. Full participation in the registry engages hospitals in a robust quality improvement process using data to drive improvements in adherence to guideline recommendations and overall quality of care provided to heart attack patients.
"The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association commend Chesapeake Regional Medical Center for its success in implementing standards of care and protocols. The full implementation of acute and secondary prevention guideline-recommended therapy is a critical step in saving the lives and improving outcomes of heart attack patients," said James Jollis, MD, FACC, ACTION Registry-GWTG Chair and Professor of Medicine and Radiology at Duke University Hospital.
The Center for Disease Control estimates that over 700,000 Americans suffer a heart attack each year. A heart attack occurs when a blood clot in a coronary artery partially or completely blocks blood flow to the heart muscle. Treatment guidelines include administering aspirin upon arrival and discharge, timely restoration of blood flow to the blocked artery, smoking cessation counseling and cardiac rehabilitation, among others.
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Chesapeake Regional Medical Center is an independent, community-focused organization providing technologically advanced health care to the residents of southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina. Its Sidney M. Oman Cancer Center provides comprehensive cancer care with the most advanced technology available, a radiosurgery services partnership with University of Virginia and Riverside Health System, and a fully dedicated Breast Center. It is home to a nationally accredited Chest Pain Center, the busiest Emergency Department in Hampton Roads, and The BirthPlace, which delivers more babies than any other community hospital in the area. Chesapeake Regional's cardiovascular program has been nationally ranked, and its weight loss and sleep centers are nationally accredited. With more than 600 physicians, Chesapeake Regional remains one of the busiest hospitals in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Website: www.chesapeakeregional.com.
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ACTION Registry–GWTG is a partnership between the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association with partnering support from the American College of Emergency Physicians and the Society of Cardiovascular Patient Care. ACTION Registry-GWTG empowers health care provider teams to consistently treat heart attack patients according to the most current, science-based guidelines and establishes a national standard for understanding and improving the quality, safety and outcomes of care provided for patients with coronary artery disease, specifically high-risk heart attack patients.
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The American College of Cardiology is a 47,000-member medical society that serves as the professional home for the entire cardiovascular care team. The mission of the College is to transform cardiovascular care and to improve heart health. The College operates national registries to measure and improve care. It also provides professional medical education, disseminates cardiovascular research and bestows credentials upon cardiovascular specialists who meet stringent qualifications. For more information, visit cardiosource.org/ACC.


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This HP offering is a capable all-in-one that doesn't break the bank, but print quality is underwhelming.
This 3D printer is highly suitable for the classroom in a number of respects, including the device's easy setup.
Nobody gets fired for buying an HP printer and the LaserJet Pro MFP M225dw is no exception, with all the right print, scan, copy and fax options the SME needs.
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This has got to be the most creative preview/marketing ploy for a movie I've ever seen. The first half is D'Sousa bantering with Obama, and it's pretty darn funny. The banter leads into a preview for his new movie coming out soon, "America."
After seeing this I think I'm going to have to make sure see it. If "2016" is any indicator "America" will be pretty darn good too.
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Even though we're already 3 months in to 2014 YouTube releases everything you will be made to think is cool for the remainder of the year...
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I discovered this years ago, and it is one of my all time favorite political jokes. It does help that the Gipper was the one to tell it.
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On this day in 1991, Mariano Duncan signed with the Phillies as a free agent. He brought with him great baseball intelligence and a winning attitude. Statistically, his best years to that point were with the Cincinnati Reds, where he won a World Championship in 1990. From '92-'95, Duncan was a key piece to the Phillies infield tandem of Mickey Morandini and Kevin Stocker, sharing time between second base and shortstop, while also manning leftfield. Duncan eventually went on the the New York Yankees in 1996 where he famously exclaimed in the locker room, "We play today. We win today. 'Das it". The Yankees went on to win the World Series in his third appearance in the Fall Classic. Most recently, Duncan was on the other end of the Phillies Fan Fence when in 2008, as the first base coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers, a very heated exchange occurred between he and Shane Victorino during Game 3 of the NLCS… Let's just forget about that, shall we?


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Friday - 3/8/2013, 3:44am EST
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RIKUZENTAKATA, Japan (AP) -- Like tens of thousands of people who lost everything in the tsunami that pulverized Japan's northeastern coast two years ago, 83-year-old Hide Sato is living in one-room temporary housing, and longing for a home of her own.
Chances are she will be waiting at least a few more years. The dozens of temporary housing camps built for tsunami survivors were meant to be used for just two years. Now, officials are saying it could be six to 10 years before all are resettled.
Japan's progress in rebuilding from the mountain of water that thundered over coastal sea walls, sweeping away entire communities and killing nearly 19,000 people, is measured mainly in barren foundations and empty spaces. Clearing of forests on higher ground to make space for relocation of survivors has barely begun.
In Sato's city, Rikuzentakata, nothing permanent has been rebuilt, though in late February it finally broke ground on its first post-disaster public housing project: about half of the homes to be rebuilt will be public housing -- many families can scarcely afford to rebuild after losing everything.
Sato, a spirited octogenarian who constantly laughs and jokes while explaining how she makes the best of things, likens the situation to the devastation after Japan's defeat in World War II. Rikuzentakata's 20,000-some residents ought to just to take matters into their own hands, she said.
"This is our town and so we need to rebuild it using our own efforts. I feel we shouldn't be relying on the government to do it," said Sato, who gets by on a stipend of about $400 a month and sleeps on sturdy cardboard boxes to insulate herself from the cold floor of 30-square-meter (323 square foot) living space.
"We have to do what we are capable of doing, a step at a time," she said.
In dozens of towns, from the tiny fishing enclave of Ryoishi to the big industrial port of Ishinomaki and beyond to the coast of Fukushima, where some areas remain off-limits due to radiation from the crippled Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant, the tsunami zones remain bleak wastelands.
Scattered along the coast are huge piles of rubble and stacks of smashed scooters and cars. Reconstruction has lagged behind recoveries from earlier disasters, such as the 1995 earthquake that killed more than 6,400 people in western Japan's Kobe-Osaka region, because it is complicated by the imperative to move residents out of areas prone to tsunami that can swell several stories high.
Delays in approvals for cutting forests atop the mountains that will be used for relocation, refusals to allow businesses to rebuild on former farmland devastated by the tsunami, uncertainties over property ownership are among the obstacles in the path of towns that want to rebuild. The Reconstruction Agency in Tokyo, meant to coordinate between Tokyo, the disaster zone and between various government ministries, is criticized as another layer of red tape. The government plans to spend 25 trillion yen ($268 billion) for the entire rebuilding effort. But less than half of the 8 trillion yen ($85.7 billion) allocated so far has been used.
Rikuzentakata's mayor, Futoshi Toba, is fed up with the delays.
Toba, who lost his wife Kumi in the tsunami, is among many who believe reconstruction has been hobbled by Japan's incapacity to shift gears and adapt quickly enough to changes brought on by the tsunami -- just as it is struggling to revive its fast aging, post-industrial economy.
"We have kept going, believing that time will perhaps alleviate our difficulties, that a year from now, two years from now, things will definitely get better and we'll be able to look back and think that was the worst time and things have gotten better," Toba said. "But now, two years later, I have to frankly tell you that reconstruction is still not making good progress."
"In a time of crisis, there needs to be a fundamental understanding that the usual rules sometimes must be suspended or put on hold. But the members of the national government simply seem not to understand that, despite the fact we are very much in an extraordinary emergency situation," he said.
Norio Akasaka, a professor at Tokyo's Gakushuin University who specializes on Tohoku, as northeastern Japan is known, cites Japan's dysfunctional politics -- inept, revolving door prime ministers -- and its unwieldy bureaucracy as the main reasons for delays. Poor coordination between central government agencies and between Tokyo and local governments further complicates matters.


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By Canadian Girl in Montana
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Comments about Halo VitaGlo Xtra-C Vitamin C Powder Pet Supplement:
If you have used this Vit. C supplement in the past, you need to know that it has changed. Before, 1 tsp = 4000mg Vit. C and the product was a fine granule. Now, 1 tsp. = 2500mg Vit. C and its a powder. So you need to use more to get the same dose and its messier (I did not have to wash my measuring spoons every single day before). My dogs do not notice any difference: they gobble it down with their raw food with the same enthusiasm as before and I have not seen any change with respect to digestive system issues.If you are looking at trying Halo Vit. C for the first time, it is a gentle, relatively high dose Vit. C product and I suspect that the current powder form is easier to administer to dry kibble than the granules were.
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Bought this product to provide daily nutritional support for my 9 year old Papillon. She has bad knees and some early stage kidney issues. Adding this to her food is easy along with her glucosamine. She's a fussy eater but she did not have a problem with the addition of this product in the amount that she needs. Have been using it for about a month with no side effects.
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We use the powered with each of the two meals that Daisy gets. It's easy to measure out and the taste must be fine since I can just sprinkle it on her food.Seems to be keeping her UTI's at bay.
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llandar wrote:This is the angle I'm hoping to take. I have an empty space on my entertainment center just BEGGING to be filled. If I can cram a Blu ray player in the box, then I'm just increasing our entertainment potential, right? Have to wait until I have a spare grand or so to buy up parts. Maybe I'll do a blog series about trying to build my own PC (I can't even hang pictures correctly, so it sounds a little daunting even though everyone tells me it's easy).
A grand? $500 was my target. Win 7MC + XBMC + Steam = sploosh. Ars Guide for budget boxen And there's always AVS forums. AVS Forums It's only easy when you're steeped in it. Maybe a turnkey box from Dell or HP is a better choice?
Was anybody else surprised at how bad the graphics looked? I honestly thought it was a knock off sort of thing until I went to activision's website.
wulfcj wrote:Was anybody else surprised at how bad the graphics looked? I honestly thought it was a knock off sort of thing until I went to activision's website.
They definitely didn't impress me. I think the age of the hardware is finally starting to hold things back.
If it's any consolation to you, most PC games made since 2007 are phoned-in ports of console games so you're not missing much. I buy a lot less games now, partly because game companies' attitude insults my integrity and partly because games just aren't as interesting anymore.
llandar wrote:Are you attractive? I'm looking for someone willing to sit next to me on the flight.
My wife says I'm attractive! Can I go to E3?!?
I play Half Life series (Single Player): because of the story line. This one is single path, but at least it is a bit more than just shooting and running. Well, it is shooting and running, but this time for a reason. Portal series: because it is so darn fun. Nothing like paying to have an NPC insult you! Day of Defeat: Yeah, it is really old and crappy graphics but the gameplay is still one of the best. Moongamers!
garrettwheat wrote:My wife says I'm attractive! Can I go to E3?!?
Hey now. You may very well be an attractive man, but I get dibs because I have a uterus.
abitterwoman wrote:Hey now. You may very well be an attractive man, but I get dibs because I have a uterus.
That's one of my favorite things about you!
I'm not excited for Black Ops 2, but I would be if the price tag were less insane. I think the Call of Duty games do an excellent job of providing a varied, intense military-themed amusement park ride. Sure, there's no substance there and (Modern Warfare 1 aside) no real intelligence, but things blowing up real good is all I ask sometimes. The trouble is, they've tacked on some silly competitive shooter that I don't care a fig about and people are more than happy to pay $60 for that when I want to pay about $15 for the park ride. In terms of innovation and creativity...well, your best bet is a PC, unfortunately. Most of the AAA games are the same as on console (since they are, after all, console ports), improved perhaps by better hardware and input methods, but not changed designwise. But there's a wide open indie space providing all sorts of weird little things (and 800 million match 3 clones and hidden object games, don't get me wrong), not to mention the different mentality that comes from games from Germany and Eastern Europe, where PCs are still king and hardly anyone develops for console. When you get a chance, check out Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl, for a vision of shootering quite different from the Call of Duty fare; Cryostasis, for weird cold Russian horror; Pathologic for an utterly mad survival experience informed by death and plague (it's not fun, but it's not meant to be. It is amazing, though.), etc. But as long as you're stuck on console, occasional glimmers of originality shine through. Take, for example, budget wonder Deadly Premonition, an open world mystery/survival horror game with last-gen visuals, Twin Peaks influence, clunky controls and combat, and a heaping helping of quirk.
Also: picking the parts for a PC is hard. Building it is pretty easy. Slots are labelled and most stuff just snaps in, or is plugged in with cords. A roomy case will really help avoid the biggest problem, which is just getting your hands in the right places to attach things.
llandar wrote:This is the angle I'm hoping to take.
From my experience a HTPC and a gaming PC are a bit at odds. It's hard to build something suited for both. For a HTPC you generally want small and quiet. For a gaming PC size and sound don't matter, but power, and a nice surface for your mouse and keyboard are critical. Try getting into video editing. That needs almost the exact rig you need for a gaming rig(particularly with the CUDA accelerated video editors). (By the way I'm a HL1/2/..., Portal 1/2, MW1/2/3, Battlefield 2/3, Deus Ex on the PC kind of gamer).
eckerput wrote:From my experience a HTPC and a gaming PC are a bit at odds.
In my head, it's just a gaming rig with a Blu-ray player.
llandar wrote:In my head, it's just a gaming rig with a Blu-ray player.
yup. My rig is pretty damned quiet, fits in my media console, and does games and movies quite nicely, thanks.
j5 wrote:yup. My rig is pretty damned quiet, fits in my media console, and does games and movies quite nicely, thanks.
That's a PC that can play games. That's not a gaming PC. One doesn't always equal the other.
I have a xbox 360 and love MOH. I play all the time, also an adult male who shouldn't play as much as he does. I really just got in to the whole playing online thing within the last year. Is far as I'm concerned the games should be made for online and skip the whole campaign version. As a side note really enjoyed playing "Black" on my old xbox.
brdr159 wrote:I have a xbox 360 and love MOH. I play all the time, also an adult male who shouldn't play as much as he does. I really just got in to the whole playing online thing within the last year. Is far as I'm concerned the games should be made for online and skip the whole campaign version. As a side note really enjoyed playing "Black" on my old xbox.
I agree with you on the point that games should be made for online. Beating enemies is way more fun when you know its an actual person (or maybe that's just because I'm such a bitter woman). I also find it to be hilarious when you win and the loser sends you a furious message. The most disturbing crap that was ever talked to me was by a little boy who sounded around 9. It is so bizarre to hear little kids cursing. I still love online gaming, though.
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Slang(Pot Hed-Tih-Tees) - Term for Pothead titties. Original roots stem from self reflections and various Cheech and Chong images.
Also see Pot Titties, And P Ditties
Also see Pot Titties, And P Ditties
"Damn! See that dude in the tanktop? He has some serious pitties man!"
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Noun: The small boob-like fat that overwieght women get right between their arm pits and titties. Also, known as "pit titties".
Friend 1: What about this shirt?
Friend 2: You should not wear that tank top.
Your pitties will show!
Friend 2: You should not wear that tank top.
Your pitties will show!
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10 Tháng mười hai, 2009
A guy you wanna holler at. A pitty could be a good looking male, or a male you would like to get to know better. The male version of bitty. Bitty is for girls and pitty is for boys due to the fact they have a penis, which starts with the letter "P", Pitty.
"There's a pitty on the right"
"There's some pitties at this one bar, we should go"
"There's some pitties at this one bar, we should go"
viết bởi kags
19 Tháng sáu, 2007
When u have boobs growing out of ur pits.
"dude lafona has pitties"
"ewwww man break up with her!"
"ewwww man break up with her!"
viết bởi respectful1
14 Tháng chín, 2009
any breasts that hang into the armpit area while laying.
the womans pitties are so gross and saggy that i want to shoot myself because they are nasty ass tits.
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19 Tháng bảy, 2006
Nasty ass American Red Nose Pitbull.
"I brother's pitty shredded my shoes to shit."
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I know we're due for a bunch of end of the year lists, some of which are pretty cool and fun to debatel, but this list sucks. Does it mean anything?
YouTube has become such a huge part of our lives. Remember what it was like to watch trailers and clips of Movies/ TV shows/ Video Games before it? It has become such a great tool for spreading the word about all of our favorite genre items. Think With Google posted an interesting piece on the Top YouTube Trailers of the Year. Here is their findings on what trailers lead the leaderboards.
"The resulting list reflects the trailers that truly captured audience attention this year and showcases what resonated with fans in 2012. These can't-miss clips have become a shared experience on YouTube, and serve as a barometer for audience appetites." - Think With Google
1. Call of Duty Black Ops 2 - Activision
2. Call of Duty Black Ops 2 - Activision
3. The Dark Knight Rises - Warner Brothers Pictures
4. Skyfall - Sony Pictures
5. Ted - Universal Pictures
6. Hunger Games - Lionsgate
7. Revolution - NBC
8. Call of Duty Black Ops 2 - Activision
9. Skyfall - Sony Pictures
10. Call of Duty Black Ops 2 - Activision
That is Think With Google's official list. I find it interesting that The Avengers appear no where on the top 10. This might be because Marvel posted so many clips and trailers on their own site. In looking at this list one cannot deny the YouTube's pull and power, especially for Sony's Skyfall and Activision's Call of Duty franchise.
I know we're due for a bunch of end of the year lists, some of which are pretty cool and fun to debatel, but this list sucks. Does it mean anything?
the list is fucking lame' dumb' borrrring. yet it's what makes youtube go round, and round..
No jedi-ass that wasn't my question. My question which is rhetorical, meaning you can shut the fuck up and not answer it, was implying that most viewed on youtube doesn't mean anything.
Ah sorry there went a little bit nuts
Not really. I watched them as well as others like Halo but I care not for games.
Wiseguy, you funny dude...you expect me to care what you say....funny.....hihihi.
There is a lot of bad stuff on Youtube but it's always fun to watch the homemade trailer of unmade movies...there's a top 10 that should be shown...or was that already posted here I don't remember...Wiseguy, it's a rhetorical question, no need to bother responding.
You obviously do care cause you're always responding to my comments.
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Dorothea's Closet specializes in colorful vintage women's fashions bursting with attention-grabbing patterns, sleek silhouettes and flirty details. This smashing stash of jewelry, handbags, and more is sweet and sassy, yet ladylike to the core. Mixed into a modern wardrobe, these vintage accessories impart individuality into everyday outfits.
Pink rhinestone pendant on gold-tone chain. Fold-over clasp. Chain L 16". This vintage product is in mint, original condition.
Based in Iowa, Dorothea's Closet was founded in 2006 by Angela Petraline to offer clothing, accessories, lingerie, shoes, and jewelry culled from the 1800s-1980s. This ecstatically eclectic shop is named for Angela's grandmother, Dorothea, who ins
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