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BBBE Stamp by LightningChaos2010Watch
©2012-2016 LightningChaos2010
I was hoping someone would make this stamp, already. I didn't think it would be me. xDD
Sonic: Hey Tails. You've missed the BBBE.
Tails: Huh?
Sonic: BEST. BOSS. BEATING. EVER.
Sonic: Hey Tails. You've missed the BBBE.
Tails: Huh?
Sonic: BEST. BOSS. BEATING. EVER.
That's why Sonic Colours is my first favourite Sonic game. Because of that line
Ever Beating Boss Best(YTP reference)
The best moment from Colors other than "Baldy McNosehair"!
it says "boost" instead of "boss"
Good job on translating the corniness into stamp form.
Oww dear,this game has so many silly and bad jokes :/
Not to mention how arrogant and self-centered Sonic was in this game.
i heard the cutscenes were written by two popular British comedians.
My favorite line in the whole game.
Best stamp ever
Can I use this stamp
Ha ha, love that part.
Sonic colors :3 best BBBE
Wow, if Best Boss Beating Ever means chasing around a stupid unarmed pirate robot which can only bounce, twice, then I really wonder what was the Egg Dragoon in comparison (both Unleashed and Generations).
My God, how unbearable Sonic was in this game ! At least, that's what I think !
My God, how unbearable Sonic was in this game ! At least, that's what I think !
The comedy in Sonic Colors was pretty funny, despite being kinda corny!
i loved the way this game was handeled.
I knew there was a stamp somewhere.
Rayman Origins in a nutshell. XD
Tails:WTF IS A BBBE XD
LOL! God jod!
so great
My very favorite line! XD
My very favorite line! XD
I facepalmed so hard at this... while laughing my ass off XDD
I didn't play this game, but watched it on YT. Loved this part!
I love it how he chops 'beating' in half <3
Totally awesome!!!
Now that is awesome! XD
Awesome. AND you animated it too. That's even better.
You have no idea how much I laughed, and facepalmed at that scene XD
Best stamp for a gamer's ID ever!!
don't laugh too hard
learned that the hard way
learned that the hard way
imagine if sonic actually says that for now on thats wat he says!!! no buts!!!
me: I laughed so hard at these I forgot to breathe
When I saw that I facepalmed so hard! XD
That's hilarious! Awesome job!
One of the best lines in a videogame ever

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Keys Are Awesome by KeypersCoveWatch
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Keys are awesome. Unless of course you're a lock. Then you probably don't like keys very much because you get raped by them every day
Stamp temp by $zilla774
Stamp temp by $zilla774
lol i love it! i am glad that there are people out there other than me that actually like keys! it is so reassuring to know that i'm not crazy. XD i love your comment!! lol! i am cracking up!!
The best part is the artist comment.
One last thing: the reason I was feeling like was locks don't have minds/feel pain and suffering/feel anything at all.
xD The artist comment makes this stamp even better then it already is!
Indeed they are.
Yeay, keys are soooooo awesome !!!
I will never look at locks the same way ever again. -.-
so you can put it on your front page and never forget. neeeevvvverrrrrr
they are. they just are
You are so right ^^
those poor defenseless locks
Ha, lol! Good joke. ^^
wow!!awesome!!but how can you paste stamps on your profil??
Oh my god... Those poor, poor locks
Sorry, this is random, but ... lol, I love your reference to Portal in your signature.
lolol. Suddenly I feel very bad for locks. Let's just think of them as a married couple? XD
Oh gosh.. how many locks have I raped.. ._.; Those poor locks..
"Raped by them every day"
I think its better than that because there is only one key that can fit. so technically there was a bit of fate that they would find each other.
That's....an unpleasant image to have.. x.X


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Is Audi's Carbon-Neutral Diesel a Game-Changer?
Occasionally I am deluged with inquiries about a particular news story. That happened this week. As the inquiries mounted, I decided I better address the story. After I saw one more gushing, uncritical report on CNN, I knew a reality check was in order.
This week German car manufacturer Audi announced they can economically produce carbon-neutral automotive fuel from ingredients found in the atmosphere:
Audi has successfully made diesel fuel from carbon dioxide and water
That article's subtitle is "Carbon-neutral diesel is now a reality." The article explains:
German car manufacturer Audi has reportedly invented a carbon-neutral diesel fuel, made solely from water, carbon dioxide and renewable energy sources. And the crystal clear 'e-diesel' is already being used to power the Audi A8 owned by the country's Federal Minister of Education and Research, Johanna Wanka.
There is also an explanatory graphic that goes along with the story, and that's where a few people might begin to ask some critical questions about this process: CONTINUE»
Highlights of the 2015 Annual Energy Outlook
Last week the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its Annual Energy Outlook 2015 (AEO2015). The report presents updated projections for U.S. energy markets through 2040 based on six cases, defined as follows:
- Reference — Real gross domestic product (GDP) grows at an average annual rate of 2.4% from 2013 to 2040. North Sea Brent crude oil prices rise to $141/barrel (bbl) (2013 dollars) in 2040.
- Low Economic Growth — Real GDP grows at an average annual rate of 1.8% from 2013 to 2040. Other energy market assumptions are the same as in the Reference case.
- High Economic Growth — Real GDP grows at an average annual rate of 2.9% from 2013 to 2040. Other energy market assumptions are the same as in the Reference case.
- Low Oil Price — Light, sweet (Brent) crude oil prices remain around $52/bbl (2013 dollars) through 2017, and then rise slowly to $76/bbl in 2040 while OPEC increases its liquids market share from 40% in 2013 to 51% in 2040
- High Oil Price — Brent crude oil prices rise to $252/bbl (2013 dollars) in 2040 while OPEC's market share declines to 32%.
- High Oil and Gas Resource — Estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) per shale gas, tight gas, and tight oil well is 50% higher and well spacing is 50% closer than in the Reference case. Tight oil resources are added to reflect new plays or the expansion of known tight oil plays, and the EUR for tight and shale wells increases by 1%/year more than the annual increase in the Reference case to reflect additional technology improvements. This case also includes kerogen development; undiscovered resources in the offshore Lower 48 states and Alaska; and coalbed methane and shale gas resources in Canada that are 50% higher than in the Reference case.
Crude Prices Surge as the Pieces Fall Into Place
I have been pretty adamant — some may say stubbornly so — about my expectations for crude prices this year. I have argued against the notion that oil prices were going to fall to $20 or $30/bbl for several reasons. In a nutshell, those reasons are:
- This is well below the marginal cost of shale oil production, and you can expect shale oil supplies to begin contracting in response to falling prices
- Growing crude oil inventories will peak soon for seasonal reasons
- Lower oil prices will spur demand
I have made this argument a number of places, including in a recent Wall Street Journal article. Noted oil analyst Philip Verleger made a comment following that article that those calling for collapsing prices are correct, and he patted himself on the back with the comment "A few of us who make a living in the field did (call the price collapse correct)" while arguing that those writing for the Wall Street Journal don't "seem to understand what is going on" and are "in the dark ages." Them's fighting words! CONTINUE»
Why Crude Inventories Surged This Week
While U.S. crude oil inventories have been surging since last fall, I have argued that these inventories should peak off soon. There are several reasons for this, but the primary reason is that March is historically the month that refinery utilization is at its lowest, due to the popularity of performing refinery maintenance during the month. The difference in crude oil demand from refiners between March and July has historically been about 10 million barrels per week. This alone should be enough to halt the ~8 million weekly crude oil build that we have seen thus far in 2015.
Another factor is that the large capital spending cuts that have accompanied the oil price collapse will begin to negatively impact oil production. The Energy Information Administration reported 2 weeks ago that U.S. oil production had suffered a weekly decline for the first time since January. Last week, production was almost flat, up only 18,000 bpd over the previous week. Meanwhile, U.S. refinery inputs surged by 201,000 bpd, climbing back above 90% utilization for the first time in 2 months. This should have dropped crude oil inventories by more than a million barrels for the week, but the EIA reported a huge inventory build of nearly 11 million barrels for the week.
What is the explanation for this? CONTINUE»
Crude Oil Inventories Should Peak Soon
In my previous column – Is the U.S. Running Out of Crude Oil Storage? – I discussed the tightening crude oil storage picture in the U.S. That column has already generated the highest level of feedback and inquiries from readers and the media of any I have written in quite some time. So I want to follow up and drill down a little more, and show why this situation is more dynamic than is typically conveyed.
Since I wrote that article, there have been 2 more weeks of crude oil storage builds. Pundits continue to predict that crude oil prices have nowhere to go but down, because something has to give. Well, something is about to give. CONTINUE»
Is the U.S. Running Out of Crude Oil Storage?
Update: See my latest article Crude Oil Inventories Should Peak Soon for an understanding of how important refinery utilization is in this picture.
No, despite the popular narrative that we keep hearing, the U.S is not running out of crude oil storage. Yet there are those who are predicting that oil prices are going to fall to $20 or $30 a barrel, pointing to the crude oil storage numbers and suggesting that we are near maximum capacity and therefore a price collapse is imminent. (Although Goldman Sachs did some backpedaling on their forecast this week).
The argument goes something like this: US running out of room to store oil; price collapse next?
"The U.S. has so much crude that it is running out of places to put it, and that could drive oil and gasoline prices even lower in the coming months. For the past seven weeks, the United States has been producing and importing an average of 1 million more barrels of oil every day than it is consuming. That extra crude is flowing into storage tanks, especially at the country's main trading hub in Cushing, Oklahoma, pushing U.S. supplies to their highest point in at least 80 years, the Energy Department reported last week."
At first glance, the argument seems to be pretty straightforward. But let's dig into the data a bit. Admittedly, if you look at the storage numbers in the nation's most important oil storage hub (and the price settlement point for West Texas Intermediate on the New York Mercantile Exchange) in Cushing, Oklahoma, it's easy to form the impression that storage is filling up and an oil price crash is inevitable: CONTINUE»
Washington Post: President Obama is Lying About the Keystone Pipeline
I will preface this article with my standard disclaimer on the Keystone XL Pipeline project: I have no vested interest in the pipeline either way. My interest is in fostering honest debate and discussion on energy policy, and because there has been so much distortion and outright lies related to the pipeline project, I have addressed the topic from time to time.
To reiterate, I don't think it ultimately makes much difference one way or the other whether the pipeline is built. Not to the environment and not to energy security. I think the likelihood that this oil will simply be transported to market via other means (rail, other pipelines, and/or tanker) is vastly underestimated by Keystone XL opponents. I think the U.S. and the world will use about the same amount of oil with or without it. Refineries on the Gulf Coast will continue to run heavy Venezuelan crude if it isn't built, which is what would be backed out in favor of heavy Canadian crude if it is built. That Venezuelan crude will continue to be transported via ship, and those have been known to spill oil. I think the risks of the pipeline have been vastly overstated by people who are generally unaware of the extent of the North American oil and gas pipeline system — and consequently how low the incident frequency actually is.
That summarizes what I believe are some of the misconceptions and misleading arguments from those who are arguing against the pipeline. But don't mistake that as me lobbying for the pipeline. I don't think I have ever said "We need this pipeline." I will never be at a pro-pipeline rally. For most people who care one way or another, Keystone XL is just symbolic. The impact of building it — or not — is overstated by both sides. For those who are more interested in substance and who are concerned about the growing carbon dioxide inventory in the atmosphere — it's going to come down to whether actions around Keystone XL can be leveraged into something much, much greater.
I do understand the core of the opponents' arguments. Behind all of the misleading and false claims, it really boils down to one thing. CONTINUE»
Nigeria's Achilles Heel
I tend to receive one or two guest submissions each week, most of which I pass on for various reasons. Either the submission isn't topical enough, it has been republished multiple times elsewhere, I already have something scheduled, or it's merely a front to generate traffic to a for-profit website that has nothing to do with energy.
This past week I received a submission that was original, well-written, and topical, although I had just published something. But I received the OK to wait until this week to publish it. The article was written by Elisabeth Wiebusch, a development consultant based out of New York who lived in Ghana for four years. She currently works on projects related to sustainability and energy in West Africa. I thought her article was educational, and because we spend most of the time talking about U.S. energy issues, I thought it would be a nice change of pace to shed light on the issues of another region of the world. So this week, Elisabeth discusses the challenges faced by Nigeria as they try to modernize their electricity grid. CONTINUE»
The Growing Risk of Transporting Crude Oil by Rail
By now you have probably heard that a CSX (NYSE: CSX) train carrying Bakken crude from North Dakota's shale oil fields derailed and caught fire. The oil was bound for a coastal oil shipping depot owned by the midstream Master Limited Partnership Plains All American Pipelines (NYSE: PAA) in Yorktown, Virginia. While the cause is still under investigation, the train was carrying 109 tankers of crude oil. 26 of the cars left the tracks, and several caught fire. Some reportedly ended up in a tributary of the Kanawha River.
Fortunately, there were no casualties from the accident, but one thing is certain: There will be more incidents like this, and it's a matter of time before another incident like this happens in a more populated area. While there are safeguards in place to minimize the risks when these trains have to go through towns, the disaster in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec that claimed 47 lives emphasizes the risks of transporting flammable liquids.
Following the incident, someone asked me "Why do we transport something so dangerous via rail?" That's a good question. Why do we do it? CONTINUE»
Oil Prices: Dead Cat Bounce or Have We Passed the Bottom?
When I made my energy predictions for 2015, I made some very aggressive predictions. Perhaps the most aggressive was that the closing price of West Texas Intermediate would not fall below $40/barrel (bbl) in 2015. Why do I consider this a particularly aggressive prediction? Because on the day I made it, the price of WTI closed at $48.80, but in each of the previous three months the price of WTI had dropped at least $10/bbl over the course of the month. So if WTI had maintained the same downward trajectory, it could have easily ended January below $40/bbl. My prediction could have been proven wrong before we even got out of January, so I really stuck my neck out on that one.
It's not that there is anything special about $40, and I acknowledge that it's possible that we could overshoot. But I made the prediction to highlight my conviction that $40 oil simply isn't a sustainable price in today's world.
A number of respected pundits are projecting that we will go below $40/bbl, with some suggesting that crude could even crash all the way to $30/bbl. Last week on CNBC, respected oil analyst Stephen Schork said "I do think this is a dead cat bounce", elaborating that at least over the next 2 to 3 months that there is too much oil supply relative to current demand. My point is that it has been a widely held belief that oil is going to fall below $40/bbl, so I am definitely on the wrong side of conventional wisdom on this prediction. That's not a safe place to be, because when you are wrong in that case people think "Everyone read this correctly except for you."
But I think conventional wisdom is wrong in this case. CONTINUE»


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Welcome to Eva Green Web, your oldest, largest and most up-to-date fan resource dedicated to the talented and stunning BAFTA-winning French actress, best known for her roles in The Dreamers, Casino Royale, Dark Shadows, 300: Rise of an Empire and Penny Dreadful. Here you will find all the latest news, detailed information about Eva and her career, the largest Eva photo gallery online and much more. Thank you for visiting and enjoy your stay.
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How can I get my baby to understand "no"?
How can I get my 10-month-old to understand the word 'no'? She seems to know what she's doing when she acts up, but she just smiles at me when I tell her 'no.'
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I don't believe hitting or smacking your baby is the answer. Babies are very curious and they are learning more about the world around them every day. It is our job to help them learn what is right/wrong and safe/unsafe. We must provide them with a loving and safe environment. That means saying no in a controlled, firm voice when your baby is doing something unsafe and "inappropriate." You MUST teach them. Yes, they will probably not understand all your words and even no at first, but you are still teaching them. It is easy to redirect them to something they can play with after you say no. My baby laughs at me when I say no, but I still say it and show him what he can do. I am the parent. God has given me him to raise, love and discipline. I believe discipline and love go hand in hand. Discipline is not hitting out of anger or yelling in frustration. It is controlled and has a purpose behind it. I don't believe spanking (a swat on the behind that leaves a sting - not beating a child) will work for a baby. But, it can be effective for an older child when it is done correctly. Since my son is only 7 months I say no to him in a firm voice, I am teaching him the sign for no, and I say why (not safe or you will get hurt or you are hurting Mommy). Then I show him what he can do (play with toys). After that I praise him for playing nicely and give him a kiss. This all means I must be actively involved with him. I believe that even though Luke doesn't understand all I am doing now, he is learning to trust me and what he can and can't do. I may not see results immediately and I will have to repeat myself many times a day. But, that is my job and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Happy Parenting!posted 10/31/2005 by Catiejoyce
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My 10 month old will consistently repeat the action after being told no. I have swatted her hand a couple of times and that ends the action. BUT, is this kind of discipline teaching her falsehoods at such a young age? I believe in firm discipline and a spanking once in a while. But, at this age Im just not sure.posted 05/14/2004 by VolleyVixen75
Babies really don't understand the word no until they are about two years old. You have to just keep telling them no and let them know why you are saying no "no wires Michael". They will eventually catch on but not for a while.posted 03/13/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
i think that repition is what will help your baby learn, since they don't know what no means, they have to be taught it, so say no than move your baby away from the situation. I definitely don't think that spanking, or smacking would be a wise idea for a 10 month old baby, sounds more like abuse to me.posted 02/24/2004 by gem256
I don't agree that smacking a child or spanking them is the right way to go, my 9 month old daughter learned no since she was able to crawl 6 mos. I say it in a semi loud tone and give her a look and I say "NO" she doesn't like the look or the sound so she either crys and crawls away or just stops what she is doing. Her facination at the time was electrical outlets (they have safety caps)but being consistent and stern is a more effective way than smacking a child that little.posted 02/09/2004 by SweetlilButterfly
My dd laughs when she touches the t.v., which she knows is off limits. She used to listen to no, don't touch but now seems to try to touch it just to get our attention. We've tried sitting and holding her through a little tantrum, but then she just stands up, smiles and goes right back to touching the tv. Any other tips would be appreciated - we're going crazy over this!posted 02/02/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
We can tell our 9-month old daughter "No" and redirect her attention repeatedly, and she will still go back to doing it again and again. She is VERY persistent. No matter how stern our facial expressions or tone of voice become, she continues the behavior. Sometimes our stern looks seem funny to her, as if we are playing a game, and she giggles about it. One small slap on the hand, and she instantly understands with perfect clarity that she shouldn't be doing what she is doing. My older sister rarely disciplined her kids by spanking, and now they swear, lie, hit each other and act out in a lot of other inappropriate ways. They also have a dog whom they never discipline either. The dog jumps up onto people all the time, bruising and scratching with her front paws. In addition, the dog chews up everything, climbs onto tables and other furniture, etc. It's terrible. The problem with both her dog and her kids is the same. They don't get enough positive attention, and receive little to no discipline. We also have a dog, and people always comment on how well behaved she is. The difference is, we give her plenty of love, exercise and attention, and we are also not afraid to discipline the dog when she misbehaves. If you've ever tried training a puppy, you'll realize they don't respond to reason. In order to "teach" them right from wrong, you have to try various techniques that might seem harsh by some people's standards, such as isolation in a kennel, taking away their food, shoving their nose in their messes and swatting or pinching their behinds. Now that our dog is older, she rarely needs discipline at all. Ok, I realize this is supposed to be about kids, not dogs. My point is, though it may seem strange to compare the two, babies are similar to puppies. They don't understand reason, and it sometimes takes awhile for them to understand that their actions can be innappropriate and have consequences. They may need to be spanked, but as they get older, you won't have to respond that way anymore. I'm NOT saying that you HAVE to spank a kid in order to teach them right from wrong. I'm saying you need to do whatever works for you. We are raising a generation of disrespectful kids with major behaviorial problems. I just saw a report on the news tonight that the number of kindergartners bringing weapons to school and acting out in violent ways is rapidly increasing. These are kids being raised by the same generation of parents who don't spank their kids. If spanking is linked to later violence, then the number should be decreasing. Instead, the opposite is happening. The problem is that people who are not spanking, are not finding alternative methods of discipline that really work, and therefore, not disciplining effectively at all. The people who are claiming that spanking is wrong in all instances are failing to see that it is a very broad spectrum. Yes, it can be wrong, very wrong, but it can also be right if used appropriately in the right circumstances. You just have to be responsible about it. Every child is different, they learn through different methods and have different needs. Get to know your child. Try to understand their needs and test out a variety of techniques to find the kind of discipline that works for them. Be consistent and be firm.posted 01/10/2004 by szenk
My daughter is 91/2 months, and she seems to love my picture frames, every time I tell her no, she laughs and does it again, I try to be firm, she is so cute I have to turn my head and laugh. Now I have the christmas tree up and she takes all the balls off the tree, basically when she is not listening which is most of the time I have to remove her from what she is doing and have to get her interesting in a toy or anything else or she will tear up my house!!! --Mariaposted 12/20/2003 by Mariab22004
My 1 year old does not listen at all. When he was younger and we said "no" he would look at you and cry, he would wait a few minutes and then try it again. I would say no and he would cry, it was a vicious cycle. But now, it doesn't even phase him. It doesn't matter how loud or authorative you say it. I don't want to start hand smacking b/c he doesn't know any better. I have started something new, I would remove him from the object and sit him down. Which in turn makes him cry. But once my back is turn there he is again doing whatever he is not suppose to. I want my child to be able to explore things and see how they work. But, when it comes to things that are dangerous (turning the nobs on our gas stove) I want him to know that they are off limits. I just can't get him to understand. He is a very strong willed child and is very combative. He fights us on everything, diaper change, dressing, feeding and he hates the car, or should I say being restrained. Some days I just give up all hope. I love him to death but he is wearing me down.posted 11/14/2003 by JennDi
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CONTINGENCY OPERATING BASE ADDER, Iraq - Units across the Army use a variety of tools to motivate, educate and recognize their Soldiers.
Some use training or classes, others conduct field exercises, and some hold competitions to recognize the best Soldiers in their units.
On March 31, non-commissioned officers and Soldiers with 3rd Advise and Assist Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division came to Contingency Operating Base Adder, Iraq to compete in the unit's NCO and Soldier of the Quarter competition.
The brigade's command sergeant major, Command Sgt. Maj. Ronnie Kelley said the competition was intended for the events to encourage friendly competition between the battalions and esprit de corps among the troops involved.
The competition lasted one day and included an Army physical fitness test, a road march, several basic Soldier task challenges and a test of their Army knowledge before of a board of their superiors.
Fourteen individuals, consisting of an NCO and a Soldier from each battalion as well as from the brigade headquarters, competed for the coveted title and an Army Commendation Medal, but only two made the cut: Sgt. Aqulia Crigger, with 3rd Battalion, 8th Cavalry Regiment, and Spc. Julian McKinnon, with 2nd Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment.
They said the most difficult portion of the day was during the medical treatment evaluation. After applying a tourniquet to a casualty, the troopers had to load the casualty onto a litter and drag them 50 meters to the next station.
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In order to prepare for the panel of questions, Soldiers studied handbooks, regulations, manuals and doctrine. Some were prepared for the onslaught of questions, and others were not.
"After the weapons, I had a feeling (the title) might come my way, but then I wasn't sure after the board," McKinnon said.
At the end of the day, the Soldiers and their leaders gathered for a barbeque and ceremony to announce the winners and celebrate the hard work of those that participated.
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This is my mechanian Buccaneer, Pepper, after her "Charger" conversion, in which the cavity behind her braincase has been expanded and adapted to accommodate a cockpit which can either seat an observer or a specially trained pilot who uses computer-controlled pressure cues to take a more active role in guidance. Pepper still retains her natural color, a blue-silver dun coloration. When not needed, the cockpit equipment, liner and glass canopy are removed and a shell colored to match Pepper's head is put in place, making her appearance normal for a mechanian jet when not doing that kind of work.
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lol, as a plane having a cockpit installed in my braincase would scare me to death!
Not really "in", but behind. The cavity already occurs there as a natural protective "crash space" for the brain. They just open it up and expand it, though strict measures must be taken to keep it clean and to make sure the equipment is perfectly fitted to avoid the development of blisters and lesions.
yeah, i would figure they would be extremely careful when doing surgeries like that. lol, i keep thinking of those brain surgeries where the patient is awake and they make them recite the alphabet while they tweek with the patient's brain i figure that would be easier to do with planes because of the cavity


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Studies in the Literary Imagination
Volume 45, Number 2, Fall 2012
pp. 95-112 | 10.1353/sli.2012.0012
The celebrated and controversial American novelist, poet, playwright and blogger Dennis Cooper is most often identified with other so-called transgressive fiction writers that came to the attention of the academy in the mid-late 1990s. According to its advocates and critics, the primary concern of such writing, which included the work of other Grove Press authors such as Kathy Acker and Gary Indiana, as well as Bret Easton Ellis and Lynne Tillman, was to propel writing towards the limits of acceptable moral and ethical behavior. Their respective treatments of sexuality, violence, and drug use (and often conjunctions of all three), it was proposed, comprised a violent and shameless assault on social convention (see Gardner). In an article coining the phrase "transgressive writing" in 1993, Michael Silverblatt aligned the emerging genre with the subversive corporeality of de Sade's transgressive fiction avant la lettre: "Exploring the sexual frontiers implicit in Mapplethorpe's photographs or Karen Finley's performances, transgressive writing has violation at its core: violation of norms, of humanistic enterprise, of the body. Really, it's the Marquis de Sade who officiates at the American orgy." Though so-called transgressive fiction was not without its detractors, to aficionados it exposed the artificiality and hypocrisy of socially defined norms, subverted sexual and gender stereotypes, and, by so doing, prized open spaces for the articulation of alternative, non-normative modes of sexual experience (see Gardner 56; see Neeper). A brief article written by Cooper in 1992 entitled "Queercore" appears to substantiate such a position, in its enthusiastic endorsement of "a new brand of queer defiance … where 'queer' defines not a specific sexuality, but the freedom to personalize anything you see or hear then shoot it back into the stupid world more distorted and amazing than it was before" (295).
However, while the transgressive writings of de Sade and Georges Bataille are no doubt important influences, it seems to me nonetheless unhelpful to confine Cooper's work within the proscribed limits of the genre of transgressive fiction. Such a designation hardly palpates a modicum of the variety and richness of Cooper's prose or the fiendish complexity of his relentless literary experimentation. Neither does it take into account, moreover, the fact that Cooper's mobilization of transgressive strategies in his writing and his persistent concern with the limits of personal freedom in contemporary society, are in fact symptomatic of a more profound identification with anarchism. Thus, while relatively dismissive of the transgressive fiction label, he is openly and avowedly anarchist, readily acknowledging that "anarchism is extremely defined in how I live my daily life. I believe in the old anarchist dictum that as soon as you gain power, you must disperse it. Anarchism is a utopian notion, but as a system by which to think about the world and myself, I think it flawless" (Cooper and Stosuy 20). From his controversial series of novels called the George Miles cycle (Closer, Frisk, Try, Guide, and Period) to his post-cycle work, which includes the award-winning cyber-noir The Sluts, Cooper's fiction has persistently sought to fashion forms of literary expression most appropriate to his experience of the world as an anarchist artist. Taken together, I would suggest, his novels constitute one of the most remarkable examples of sustained artistic engagement with the subject of anarchism in American letters. Embedded within each text, concealed beneath the smooth, atonal veneer of Cooper's celebrated "blank" prose and the bright hum of his ostensibly sensational subject matter, lie numerous imbricated critiques and dramas of anarchy shot through with subcultural expressions of dissident desire and encounters with contemporary conceptual art and avant-garde writing (Aaron 115). In what follows, I will consider just one example of Cooper's efforts, The Marbled Swarm: A Novel, which represents his most recent and extravagant effort to capture a number of such concerns within the confines of a single text. Here I will show that, by creating a text whose structure is hewn from secrecy and cloaked in codes, Cooper appears to draw upon modes of dissident expression found in queer and anarchist subcultures and, in doing so, effectively aligns his work with both.
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Okay, let's do this.
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In 2008 I lost every penny of my virtual $10,000. In 2009 I wound up losing only $150. In 2010 I netted a cool $5,000.
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With September arrives another football season. Locally the Cowboys wrap up the preseason tonight in Miami, and North Texas opens another anonymous season in Denton against Florida International.
The big game of the week -- around here and nationally -- is the Top 5 clash between Oregon and LSU Saturday night at Cowboys Stadium. The ESPN College GameDay crew is in town, and Mavericks owner Mark Cuban will be in Arlington as guest prognosticator.
But the best game of the week is ...
Friday night in Waco, when Baylor and Robert Griffin host a TCU team gutted by the departure of half its 2010 starters including quarterback Andy Dalton. I know Tank Carder is still a badass linebacker, but last year's 45-10 demolition in Fort Worth has been an off-season rallying cry for the Bears and I expect the Frogs to have an emotional letdown in the wake of their Rose Bowl climax and in advance of moving to the Big East in 2012.
For the first time in a long time, I think Baylor is the play here.
I started with a mythical bankroll of $10,000, courtesy of bodog. First of all, because their site is easy to navigate. Second, because they're based in Costa Rica and have had minimal success tracking me down in the past.
I'll analyze games/wagers of local interest each weekend and make a wager every Thursday. With any luck, by Christmas it'll be iPads and iCandy for everyone.
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It's been a while, it becomes quite difficult to find interesting and original themes, don't hesitate to submit ideas for future challenges.
But here it comes again, with a new theme, trying not to do too easy, not too hard… quite tough! So this new challenge will focus on the theme of SLEEP
I guess many of us have shots of friends sleeping in parties:
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have difficulties to find photos of people sleeping in your library?? Maybe you have shot some right after sleep, where one might see this hard time when you awake someone ;)
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These are the things that make a great toy store: first, restraint. Namely, the restraint required to opt out of the lucrative world of TV- and movie-themed toys—you know, the ones developed by marketing groups instead of people who actually care about child development. What happens when a toy store exercises this kind of restraint? The space that would otherwise have been property of Disney can be filled with toys that resist the dreadful homogeny of American popular culture. Next: taxonomy. No, it's not just for biologists. Toys are organized by age group here, sure, but there is also a wall dedicated solely to awesome dinosaur stuff for all ages. And another for awesome art stuff. Finally: location, location, location. Creative Kidstuff is actually a chain, but the original store in the Linden Hills neighborhood is part of a small village of way-better-than-average kid destinations, where one toy store is across the street from another (where everything is made of wood) and around the corner from a bookstore (where live animals roam free). So grab your wallet, pack up your tot, and head for the (Linden) hills—and leave the restraint to the toy stores.
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