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Courtesy of staffer Celine, we've got some great high res images from CBGB! Some may or may not be new to your eyes, but they all feature Rupert as punk guitarist Cheetah Chrome so why not check them out again!?
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In other exciting CBGB news, the movie will be screening at the Cannes Film Festival this month for international distributors. According to ScreenDaily, a U.S. deal for theatrical distribution is expected to be announced soon!
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Cute pet name to be referred to as when bugging about a situation
Chris is being such a bug a boo about this party!
作者 Candycorn123xoxo 2015年3月15日
A adorable but annoying pet name you can give to someone you love
Aww, bugaboos, don't be sad. I still love you and always will. Muah
作者 <3Lex 2008年3月16日
A bothersome person, someone who's always stressin' over dumb shit or constantly in your face wanting something. Needy, pesty, always bitchin' bout something. People who work in hotels, restaurants or any other customer service jobs are very familiar with these kinds of people. There's a big difference between someone that has a legitimate need and a bugaboo; a person with a legitimate need will get what they need and go away. A bugaboo will keep coming back for no apparent reason other than to bug the hell out of the person/people filling their needs. also: someone that's constantly begging, bumming, gimmegimmegimme. Also; bugabooin', the verb tense of this word
You have a clock radio and a microwave in your room, both which have clocks on them, but you've called front desk 6 times now to ask what time it is. It's time for you to buy a damn watch, that's what time it is, ya bugaboo.
All the other customers left the diner hours ago, but this bugaboo is still sitting in this booth suckin' down free coffee and ordering the waitresses around like he owns the place.
I already told this stupid woman we're out of that brand of shampoo, but she's totally bugabooin' over it. She's threatened to call corporate office about it.
All the other customers left the diner hours ago, but this bugaboo is still sitting in this booth suckin' down free coffee and ordering the waitresses around like he owns the place.
I already told this stupid woman we're out of that brand of shampoo, but she's totally bugabooin' over it. She's threatened to call corporate office about it.
作者 black elf 2013年8月16日
A significant other with whom you wear a matching bug shirt.
My bugaboo and I just bought new beetle tees at target.
作者 virginavagina 2015年5月11日
usually a desperate male or unnatractive man who wont leave you alone. he be callin you up at all hours of the day, comin to your house, botherin your ass even though you aint the slightest bit interested in him. he needs to take a hint and leave you alone.
damn that boy a bugaboo. he need to take a hint.
作者 brees 2005年2月24日
A bugaboo is a whiny, needy, pest of a person that complains about everything and constantly wants something. They will find a reason to be in your face if for none other than to bug the hell out of you. Also, people who beg and bum constantly. People who work in retail, hotel and the service industry are very familiar with bugaboos.
One guy has a clock-radio and a microwave in his room, (both of which have clocks) but he's called front desk 8 times now to ask what time it is-- it's time for him to buy a damn watch. Another guy sits in a diner sucking down free coffee refills and pestering the waitresses, hours after the other customers have gone home. A woman has asked 6 different employees at the store about a brand of shampoo they've already told her they're out of at the moment-- she's threatening to call corporate office now because no one has "helped" her. That chick you gave one cigarette to, now she follows you around constantly wanting a smoke. All 4 of these are examples of bugaboos.
作者 black elf 2013年8月19日
A source of concern, something that causes fear or worry.
An object of obsessive, usually exaggerated fear or anxiety.
An object of obsessive, usually exaggerated fear or anxiety.
Many times in our desire to put the past behind us the old bugaboos will haunt us.
作者 Jimmy James Harris 2007年10月31日

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Leverage achieved by the use of money.
Apply some dollarage to the deal, you'll get it done
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05 December 2005
Volunteering to reverse the spread of AIDS, malaria & other major diseases
Kampala, Uganda
For International Volunteer Day 2005, the organization Hope for Orphans in Uganda are planning to provide free sanitation and hygiene workshops in rural/urban poor communities; build latrines and/or improve sewage systems; distribute mosquito nets and offering free medical consultations.
Also in the agenda are discussion forums in rural areas to talk about the plight of HIV-infected people; initiate vocational training for community health workers on how to deal with people with HIV/AIDS and start fundraising campaigns to cover medical expenses of HIV-infected and affected people, among others.
Organizer: Hope for orphans (HOFO)
Venue: Uganda East Africa Kampala, Uganda


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There's no place like home. There's definitely no place like my home. The left side of a century-old three-story house, my apartment is hardwood floored and adorned with quaint albeit non-working fireplaces. The rest is filled with all manner of flotsam, jetsam and shoes. To me, it is a kaleidoscope of color and whimsy, as if my brain was some kind of awesome antique store, its shelves lined with my memories. To others, it's kind of junky.
There's a sort of tunnel vision one gets when it comes to their own house. And tunnel hearing, tunnel smell, etc. When you spend the most time in your own place, then it becomes harder to take in the things that surround you, as they tend to blend in the background amongst your everyday activities. A sink full of dirty dishes becomes something you pass by as you are going to and fro your millions of daily duties. Its resulting stink may just waft past you once, and then be forgotten under a pile of other responsibilities. And this, my friends, is how hoarders are born.
I've seen enough episodes of "Cat Ladies In Filth" and "Shopping Bag Avalanches" to know that I may be on the path to hoarderdom. There aren't any mummified critters squashed under piles of unopened QVC boxes or anything, but there are some things I could probably do without. I don't usually realize this until people come over and notice the crusty sink I totally meant to scrub out yesterday or the tumbleweeds of cat hair blowing across the floor. And that carton of expired eggs? Those are being saved for an epic prank, duh.
Let's walk through my living room: You are greeted by a giant stuffed walrus I saved from the side of the road (which was thoroughly Febreezed), which sits atop a curved sofa bequeathed from my grandfather. About a foot and a half of back issues of Spin stand next to the sofa, in case you need something to read for the next six months. A giant wooden toybox filled with shoes sits to the right of the door, with the most-used shoes for this season lined up neatly (well, usually neatly). Fireplace filled with about 200 VHS tapes (I still watch them all!). Chair filled with stuffed animals I won from the claw machine (I am a claw machine master). Bookshelf lined with books, yo-yos, Rubik's cubes, fancy gloves, purses, bobbleheads, crayons, broken sunglasses to be repaired, and a million other things that don't belong on a bookshelf. Computer desk littered with band stickers to be stuck, Coca-Cola caps to be redeemed, posters to be hung, CDs to be uploaded. And the less said about the coffee table, the better.
Yes, I still have my fourth-grade spelling bee trophy. Yes, I own not one, not two, but three Caboodles. Boxes of schoolwork from college sit in the basement in case I need to bone up on my oceanography and Venn diagrams. Two broken sofas sit in the guest bedroom waiting for the indiscriminate overnighter. I have roughly the number of plates my parents own, squared. A box of 600 plastic rosaries sits in my hallway, a birthday present I accepted no questions asked. Atari, Nintendo and Super Nintendo games live together in harmony in a box upstairs, nestled on top of a Nintendo Power Pad that I never used and don't know where it came from.
I have attempted to quell the wave of junk that threatens to engulf me. Once, after a roommate moved out leaving the bulk of his belongings, I had a party and invited everyone to take whatever they wanted out of his room. Lucky pals went home with lamps, old Cellular One employee shirts and boxes of coathangers. I had a reasonably successful rummage sale table last year, where I discovered that people will buy used human dog collars.
I'm not dirty, not necessarily messy, just busy and cluttered. I'm also sentimental, which has me on the lookout for future hoarding tendencies. I have managed to pare down my childhood into about four boxes. My whole houseful of stuff could easily fit into one moving van.
I Swiffer my way through the living room once in awhile. Antibacterial wipes are in the rotation. I'd say three quarters of the flooring is entirely visible. I'm OK for now. It's spring, and the scent of Pine-Sol is in the air. Cleaning soon will be done, and I look forward to dusting off, physically and mentally.
But as soon as my parents force me to take my stuff out of their basement, I'll have to start keeping a closer eye on my cat.
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DUNCANSVILLE - With more than 100 of his supporters jammed into a small meeting room at the Comfort Inn near Duncansville, Blair County Deputy District Attorney Wade Kagarise on Monday announced his intention to run for a seat on the Blair County Court of Common Pleas.
The 39-year-old Kagarise, who grew up in Hollidaysburg, emphasized that as a member of the district attorney's staff for the past 14 years, he has seen changes in the community.
"I don't need to tell all of you that things are not what they used to be," he said.
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There are more murder cases, including double and triple homicides, Kagarise said.
There is the increase in drug abuse, not just in cocaine and heroin addiction, but in designer drugs like "Blizzard."
Custody cases, Kagarise said, do not just involve disputes between mothers and fathers over who will raise a child, but sometimes between drug-addicted moms and dads and between grandparents attempting to raise children.
Rather than be pessimistic about what is occurring, Kagarise said, "We have to stand up and work together" to address what is happening in today's society.
"This campaign," he said, "is about asking our county to rise up together, to make the county safer and stronger."
"The strongest communities are ones where everyone, including parents and teachers, pastors and priests, law enforcement and judges understand our shared responsibility. I intend to be a full partner and ally for every citizen who is taking a stand for justice in Blair County," Kagarise said.
A 1991 graduate of Hollidaysburg Area High School, and a 1995 graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Kagarise received his law degree from Widener University School of Law in Harrisburg. In 1998, he joined the Blair County District Attorney's staff.
He also has his own law office in Hollidaysburg, where he handles domestic, labor and civil matters.
Kagarise, a Republican state committeeman, received the support of a large number of elected officials Monday, including Blair County District Attorney Richard A. Consiglio, Bedford County District Attorney William Higgins, Altoona Mayor Bill Schirf, former Altoona mayors Tom Martin and Wayne Hippo, Blair County Deputy District Attorney Jackie Bernard, Jury Commissioner Joy Foreman, Register and Recorder Mary Ann Bennis and State Rep. John McGinnis, R-Altoona.
Sheriff Mitchell Cooper hosted the announcement, calling Kagarise "very knowledgeable," and stating he was supporting Kagarise because of his passion for the job and because "his integrity is above reproach."
Kagarise is vying for the judicial seat vacated by Judge Hiram A. Carpenter, who is retiring this week after 23 years as a judge.
Mirror Staff Writer Phil Ray is at 946-7468.


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Mass Effect 3 Review
Mass Effect 3 is one for the fans, and few who buy it will be left unsatisfied by how the story ends.
In many ways Mass Effect is an unlikely success story. Starting out as a slightly awkward role-playing game with big ideas wrapped around a surprisingly deep - and, let's be honest, rather nerdy - sci-fi core, BioWare's second outing saw the series somehow evolve into a bona fide blockbuster. Two years later and the end is near for Commander Shepard and crew in their battle against the Reapers, the race of sentient machines bent on wiping out all organic life in the universe, and BioWare is determined to go out with a bang.
Naturally, that means more shooting. If the original game was a very clearly-defined RPG that happened to feature tactical gun-based combat, and its sequel tilted more in the direction of the latter, Mass Effect 3 can sometimes feel like a third-person shooter with dialogue interludes. This assumes you whizz through the story missions and ignore much of that wandering-around stuff, but it's telling that there are options to streamline the role-playing mechanics significantly, and even for the game to make all choices for you. That might be a useful option for the indecisive among us, but it speaks volumes of BioWare's intent for its combat to match up to genre standards.
Yet judged as a shooter, Mass Effect 3 is enjoyable but unremarkable fare. There's a larger selection of weapons than its predecessor, all of which can be upgraded and modified, and some of them are enormously good fun. Most new guns are salvaged during missions, and you'll soon pick out a few favourites, like the burst-fire SMG, or a wonderfully messy shotgun that takes ages to reload but can take even armoured enemies down in a single blast. Though you'll sometimes find them trying to flank or flushing you out with grenades, opponents tend to overwhelm you in numbers and power rather than any strategic effectiveness.
It's up to you to shake things up with squad commands and the use of biotic powers, because while BioWare knows how to stage action, it's less confident in balancing and varying it. A great many objectives revolve around protecting a crucial asset or holding a position for a certain time, and while turret sections, boss battles and the odd shooting-from-a-moving-vehicle interlude are welcome twists, these are all still pretty familiar ideas. Meanwhile, snapping into and out of cover can be something of an imprecise science, and when your shields are down and you're low on medi-gel, that's the kind of minor irritation that can prove fatal.
But, of course, the combat is just one element of the Mass Effect experience. This represents the culmination of a tale spread across three games and dozens of hours, a story finally coming to its dramatic climax. And what a story it is. It's not necessarily that it's well-written - though it often is - but more that it's well-orchestrated. This is a script moulded by its players, a journey guided by decisions you might have made two games ago. Heck, even if you're coming to the series afresh, you get to choose a backstory for your male or female space hero, before making a couple of key decisions veterans will get to bypass, chiefly whether you sacrificed whiny boy band member Kaidan or beautiful racist Ashley.
Somewhere at BioWare there's an enormous flow chart with every decision branching off in another direction, circles and lines headed every which way, keeping track of how it all slots together. It's a remarkable achievement and it helps make every player's journey feel personal. This idea even feeds into cutscenes: it's quite something to witness your Shepard wearing the armour you've equipped coloured in the tints you picked out carrying the gun you just modded and talking to the squadmates you chose at the start of the mission. Sure, for the most part you'll be visiting the same planets and taking in the same set-pieces, but who you take that journey with and the roles they play alongside you changes significantly. It's similar but different, just enough to encourage discussion of commonalities and differences with other players.
BioWare also proves itself a master of context, making every step you take feel important. Shepard might be a bit of a blank slate (that's certainly true of male hero, perhaps less so of his spunky female counterpart) but he or she is a hero who people look up to. Make a difficult decision, and you're constantly reassured that you've made the right choice. Elsewhere, characters will frequently let you know how honoured they are to serve under you, that you're the only one brave and capable enough to repel the Reaper threat. It's hugely empowering.
Mass Effect's other ace in the hole is its willingness to up the stakes. It's never a choice between brutally bludgeoning someone and presenting them with a bouquet of red roses; instead, these are the kind of dilemmas that have you putting the controller down, scratching your head and mulling over for minutes at a time. After all, more often than not, they're a matter of life or death. Like a TV exec brought in to shake up an under-performing soap, no one is safe from BioWare's scythe.


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similar to the yokel, usually involves one skeezin ass skeezer, and 3 drunk dudes. one in the pooper, one in the vag, and one in yo mouth. (watch out fo that bitch melissa, she get you everytime!!!)
yo me and my three homies are gonna come through and triple stuff that bitch!!
by Kunta Kente January 16, 2008
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Jenny adored her children. They came into this world in perfect for10 fingers, 10 toes, creamy complexion. She snuggled with them, sang to them, talked to them as if they were intelligent beings from the very beginnings of their lives. She watched them grow through infancy, toddler, and approaching puberty, interacting with them as good parents do. Her sons were well-adjusted, courteous, compassionate, and as close to perfect as human children could be.
School officials shared with her their concerns for her 7-year-old. The first time they spoke with her they suspected ADHD (Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder).
The second time they amended it to Autism, in particular Asperger's. Jenny was so upset by the labeling they wanted to apply to her son that she took both of her children out of public school and began to homeschool them.
Changing public schools had not helped her older son when he was labeled ADHD and everything that went wrong at school was attributed to him, whether he was responsible or not.
She will tell you her boys are bright. She will admit there are times when her boys are wired. But they are curious about how things work, they like to go out and do things. The younger enjoys video games, "Mario" and "Mortal Combat."
The older is mastering the guitar. But Jenny has noticed a few things. Might school officials have been correct about the Asperger's? April is Autism Awareness Month, a good time to learn more about it.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported in 2009 that 1 in 110 births were infants with Autism Spectrum Disorder. One in 70 was a boy. What signs indicate the need for evaluation?
-Lack of or delay in spoken language.
-Repetitive use of words or actions, such as hand-flapping.
-Little or no eye contact.
-Lack of interest in peer relationships.
-Lack of spontaneous or make-believe play.
-Persistent fixation on parts of objects.
Each child is affected differently and at varying degrees, says the National Autism Society.
"Autism is a complex developmental disability that typically appears during the first three years of life and affects a person's ability to communicate and interact with others."
Asperger's is often referred to as a "high-functioning autism." These are children with normal language skills and normal intelligence. It is less severe, and the child never had the issue of delayed language development. "They seem normal but behave a little differently."
"Individuals with Asperger's Disorder usually want to fit in and have interaction with others; they simply don't know how to do it," says the Autism Society (www.autism-society.org). "They may be socially awkward, not understanding of conventional social rules, or show lack of empathy. They may have limited eye contact, seem to be unengaged in a conversation and not understand use of gestures."
But, how do you know if your child needs evaluation? The Autism Society advises:
-Child doesn't babble or coo by 6 months old.
-Does not gesture (point, wave, grasp) by 12 months.
-Does not say single words by 16 months.
-Does not say two-word phrases on his/her own by 24 months.
-Has any loss of language or social skills at any age.
These symptoms could be indicative of something else, but getting a diagnosis, knowing the problem, is the first step.
The cause(s) of autism are not known. Is it genetic? A brain development problem? Possibly related to environment?
Researchers are looking for answers. Parents and caregivers should seek knowledge and understanding about socialization skills of children in their lives. Next week we will look at the hidden rules of society.
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In what is likely a knife through the
heart for a lot of tech enthusiasts out there, Gizmodo is
reporting that Microsoft has killed plans for its Courier tablet. We
caught wind of Courier back in September of 2009 and were quickly
intrigued by its innovative user interface and dual-display "book"
It should be noted that Microsoft never
officially announced that it would build Courier or said that the
tablet was anything more than a extremely
promising design concept. So it shouldn't be too surprising that
we won't see a finished product on store shelves.
Apparently, Microsoft has more pressing
projects on its mind (namely, getting Windows
Phone 7 out the door on schedule). Gizmodo
received the following statement from Microsoft's Frank Shaw on
the cancellation of the Courier program:
At any given
time, we're looking at new ideas, investigating, testing, incubating
them. It's in our DNA to develop new form factors and natural user
interfaces to foster productivity and creativity. The Courier project
is an example of this type of effort. It will be evaluated for use in
future offerings, but we have no plans to build such a device at this
With Microsoft seemingly out of the
"slimmed-down OS" tablet market, Apple is left to take
on all rivals with its iPad. Google is working on an
tablet of its own, and we know that HP
is going to milk its purchase of Palm for all it's worth and
develop a tablet running webOS.
quote: The Apple name is the only reason the iPad was successful.
quote: Possible - but it was executed fairly well. I almost considered buying one myself, until I learned all the things it couldn't do.
quote: If Apple doesn't have any talent and they're kicking the crap out of everyone, that means their competitors are even more incompetent.
quote: Apple's position as being the most respected brand amongst the buying public has been earned over many years
quote: Microsoft should focus on Windows 7 and make it the OS of choice for all tablets. Thankfully Apple set the OS bar very low on their tablet; beating them should be a breeze.
quote: The genuine limitations you describe do not appear to be affecting the sales thus far, which says a lot about the way that most people intend to use it.
quote: One could say that the iPad was also just an experiment. It is possible that Microsoft simply looked at the evolving tablet market and decided that there is simply no profit to be made in hardware. Microsoft should focus on Windows 7 and make it the OS of choice for all tablets. Thankfully Apple set the OS bar very low on their tablet; beating them should be a breeze.
quote: And you forget that the Courier was actually demoed well before any the iPad was ever shown to the public.


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Another claimed Samsung Galaxy Note 3 photo leaks, sizing up a huge display
47 Comments
1. iamfoolhehe (Posts: 28; Member since: 03 Jun 2013)
IOS 7 is just copy paste still canot compete with NOTE series !!!!
- WP8 Multitasking
- Jolla Wallpaper theme colors
- Belle Icons
-Maemo quick settings
-Android Notification center-
-Colors from childs- More???WTF?
8. Kurai (unregistered)
is this even an ios article?
17. ihatesmartphone (unregistered)
Doesn't matter...
Everyone need to know that
26. ViBRATOt49 (Posts: 17; Member since: 06 Aug 2009)
32. shahulvm (Posts: 124; Member since: 01 Apr 2012)
his ID speaks of himself :)
40. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
Didn't you even read his/her nickname! ?
43. Topcat488 (Posts: 1396; Member since: 29 Sep 2012)
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This is not the Note III, it's a Galaxy Mega! 6.3" Display.
21. TheBitterrTruth (unregistered)
25. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
31. iamfoolhehe (Posts: 28; Member since: 03 Jun 2013)
And moreover there are some people telling never compare ios with anyother os .why ? iOS have any extra HORN ? Never mind its IOS or android ..we can compare!!
And also iOS never lag .yea how it will lag there is nothing inside it !!!
39. Raymond_htc (Posts: 430; Member since: 06 Apr 2012)
Still iOS 7 is finally a Jack of all trades.
i LOVE Android and it has been my fave, but hey, at least apple's trying.
46. Trex95 (Posts: 900; Member since: 03 Mar 2013)
As if it's Samsung didn't copy anything LOL. Samsung electronics has two dept. RB and COPY PASTE dept, and note 3 looks exactly like LG optimus g pro.
2. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
The nokia handset on the left is tougher though
29. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Gsmarena have done a thorough examination of this photo judging from the nokia phone on the left and they reckon this ia the galaxy mega 6.3 trying to be passed off as note 3
3. sansam100 (Posts: 13; Member since: 11 Jun 2012)
What does that have to do with ios 7 u are commenting on a wrong post
4. iamfoolhehe (Posts: 28; Member since: 03 Jun 2013)
Read my username so u will get it :)
28. ihatesmartphone (unregistered)
you are not fool..
30. iamfoolhehe (Posts: 28; Member since: 03 Jun 2013)
That I know but thats what haters think about me :p
5. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
Before I was interested with the galaxy s series but now the note captures my attention more, this will surely be one of the most anticipated handset of the year
6. abcdefgh (banned) (Posts: 471; Member since: 29 Mar 2013)
7. Reverence (Posts: 224; Member since: 16 Jul 2012)
Okay here the thing we all love large displays but not top the extent that they become the size of a tablet. I think that 5inch phone is perfect and that 5.5inch phone is more than enough, if they want to innovate they should do that remaining in this screen limit!
9. mi55u (unregistered)
why is he hiding his facebook account?
10. mi55u (unregistered)
and why he browse stupid sony device website next to it
24. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
-1! I mean...thumbs down! I mean......dislike!!
Oh come on PA, where the hell is the thumb down option?
42. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
PA is always advance in rumors and news but removing thumb down option is less xciting, they hate it. Phandroid.com is cool!
35. TheBitterrTruth (unregistered)
One can not become so stupid without becoming Samsung fanboy.
11. Kurai (unregistered)
well duuuuh . .
13. kaira (Posts: 26; Member since: 12 May 2013)
Bring on the Beast...
14. SonyFindOneDroidple (Posts: 796; Member since: 11 May 2013)
Thats too big
My cousin wants to borrow my note2 and he said "may i borrow your tablet" :)
And what is the device on the right side?
And this is fake! SAMSUNG will not go back to design 1.0
They will use design 2.0 or possibly the design 3.0
15. scriptwriter (Posts: 396; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
whats the device on the right hand side? ITS NOT AN XPERIA Z like it suggests on the screen. it has a home button. its not a S4 either cos the corners are too straight. Any ideas?
20. TheBitterrTruth (unregistered)
Which device was on the right side?
22. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
I think that's the failed prototype design for the Samsung Galaxy S4.
33. TheBitterrTruth (unregistered)
Failed looks better..
16. dan86 (Posts: 298; Member since: 17 Mar 2012)
Note 3 will come with 128 GB storage.
23. tashreef (Posts: 476; Member since: 24 Nov 2012)
Note 3+Note 3+ Note 3+Note 3 = 128GB? yehhh
for sure it will :) (Y)
18. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
These are all prototypes. A few months back a similarly shaped "Galaxy S4" was teased then it turned out the regular "Samsung style", which the Note III will follow. Wouldn't mind the Galaxy S4 active's matte finish though.
19. DrewMonroe (Posts: 21; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
galaxy mega 6.3 is more like deserving of "note" name.
27. FlushGordon (unregistered)
If DSLR manufacturers can make a dual SD slot...then why not with phones?
A DUAL 64 gig maximum (128 gigs) will definitely blow the competition away
34. Randz (Posts: 10; Member since: 14 May 2013)
i've been patiently waiting for d release of note III coz thats gonna be my next phone and ive been holding myself for d S4, but whenever i see this leaked photos of note III, im starting to get worried..it looks like an oversized S2...:-(
36. bugsbunny00 (Posts: 2054; Member since: 07 Jun 2013)
this guy has a galaxy prototype, and still looking at xperia z.
37. AnnDroid (Posts: 53; Member since: 02 Aug 2011)
I have the Note 2, and I'm very satisfied with it. But I have to admit, I'm drooling just a tad over the possibilities of the Note 3!!
38. Daftama (Posts: 619; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Design? ??? Learn from from P6 beautiful design
41. selena1000 (Posts: 84; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
too big.i think samsung wants to keep increasing its size until its as large as tablet 10"
44. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
Samsung is out of control making giant smartphones, in the future we need back pack for our phone to carry it out. If it is going bigger than my note 2 and still 16 gig, never mind!
45. renart (Posts: 3; Member since: 11 Jun 2013)
what the meaning of the sentence 'so these might be just shells the company used to stuff the internals for carrier testing purposes."??
l can not understand 'carrier testing purposes'
can anybody tell me about that plz??
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this forum has become a gathering of android fans
it is quite comical to see the rage against apple for no freaking reason grow up for crying out loud and say something worthwhile


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No more delays for Corridor H
January 30, 2013
Tourism already is a major contributor to West Virginia's economy, but it could become much, much more important if a better highway route existed to bring East Coast residents to our majestic......
fed up it's because it's always clueless dependent on others' govt loving socialism loving democrats' fault.
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i painstakingly read all these comments and i knew if i kept reading i would hear that the democrates are to blame. why anyone would want to come here for any reason besides to build anew house in remote areas to enjoy the beauty of our state is beyond me. there isnt much here. out of staters dont come to sell dr gs,they come here to buy them. from locals.
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Democrats in this democrat-controlled state for decades refuse to discuss or do any tort reform. Until that happens, WV will NEVER get good paying jobs into this state. NO business is even interested in considering this state of tax and spend democrats!
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Outsiders coming in here is what is going to cause exorbitant fees, taxes, and crime. I, for one will be happy that there is not money to finish this corrider. Folks love WV for its country-settings, it's low crime rate and friendly citizens. No more! Corrider H will change ALL these things drastically. Watch these fools complain then, because they will when they see their taxes quadruple. WV doesn't want to be like Virginia where one pays outrageous taxes to support all the crime that big 'city' and higher populations bring on a community! You don't get to 'choose' the type of folks that come in and we WILL and ARE right now seeing crime raise drastically already in the state. And MOST are not citizens of WV that are doing it.
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Pure, you do realize your comment is xenophobic and actually a part of why business will not locate in WV right? Why would someone wish to go where they are not wanted by the populous?
I find it interesting that you feel you are the only knowledgeable individual on city socioeconomic factors. Considering you have obvious issues with 'city-slickers,' I would not likely trust your judgment as being unbiased or objective on the subject.
Tort reform is not the main issue IMO. ACTUAL franchise and equipment tax rates assessed by the state are more likely to drive business away opposed to a THREAT of potential lawsuits. If not, why have they been phased to come down over a period of years ending in 2015? I bet business lobbied for these reductions opposed to the 'legislative lawyers' coming up with that plan on their own.
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Complain when little Johnny has to leave home for another state to find work and then complain when Johnny comes home and buys a farm with his out of state pay. Y'all do understand that 'progress' generally = economic growth right? If you want the next generation of Johnny's to stay in WV, you should thank an out-of-stater for providing him with a construction job building those multi-million dollar homes at the resort areas. I know it drives the price of land and homes up, but usually this is concentrated in certain areas.
As to drugs in the area, most of the names I see in the paper getting busted, I recognize as being local-yocols. Perhaps some out-of-state cash flow would help them be productive instead of destructive.
I used to be against the H, now it is so close to being finished, just do so. One ironic twist though, is the praise for Manchin looking at cutting the Fed deficit, while the other side of our mouth asks to continue to feed at the trough.
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Members of Terpis Contemporary Dance Company rehearse for their debut show Saturday at the Smiley Auditorium. The troupe was formed by Dance in the Rockies instructors Anne Gillis, Chloe Roberts, Melissa Largent, Shirley Melton and Emily Lavengood. Fellow instructor Drew Malhmood will appear Saturday as a guest performer. "We'd all danced professionally elsewhere, but there's no high-level professional dance company here," Roberts said. "The Concert Hall always brings in great pro companies, but we wanted to get more serious and establish a professional high-level performing company." The debut show will feature 19 group and solo numbers choreographed by the company members spanning all varieties of dance including jazz, contemporary, lyrical, tap and hip-hop. The group took its name from Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dance.
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A felon who admitted Monday to breaking into homes in the Elmwood Village and Linwood neighborhoods faces up to 50 years in prison, according to the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
Dale Gabler, 39, of no permanent address, pleaded guilty to four counts of second-degree burglary.
He broke into the homes between Sept. 1 and Oct. 1, taking money, credit cards, computers and other items as the residents slept. He also stole their car keys and then stole their vehicles, District Attorney Frank A. Sedita III said.
Gabler tried to break into the home of an assistant district attorney, but he was foiled by the prosecutor's "vigilant watchdog," Sedita said.
Gabler spent the proceeds of his crimes to pay for his crack cocaine habit, Sedita said.
Buffalo Police Detectives Tim Rooney, Sean Buth and John Paradowski solved the case, according to the District Attorney's Office.
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Justin Welby's comments, on the eve of his enthronement at Canterbury Cathedral today, came during an interview with the Jewish News in which he also voiced opposition to Israel boycotts, revealed plans to visit the Jewish state this summer and praised the Chief Rabbi as "one of the most significant religious thinkers".
The past few months since being named as Archbishop have been transformative for Welby, not just because of his elevation within the Church of England but because he learned for the first time – as a result of a Daily Telegraph investigation – of his family's Jewish roots.
Chemist Dr Gerhard Weiler, a cousin of the Archbishop's father Gavin, fled with his family after Hitler came to power, later being registered as an "enemy alien" in the UK.
The 57-year-old former bishop of Durham said he was "really, really pleased" to discover details of his Jewish ancestry, but added: "It's quite sobering to think I had a bunch of second cousins that didn't escape."
The great-grandfather of the man who will be formally confirmed today as the leader of 80 million Anglicans worldwide, along with three of his brothers, headed to London more than four decades earlier. The father-of-five told the Jewish News: "Once we've moved in properly, we're going to meet up with some cousins who I had no idea about. One of them is a rabbi who recently wrote to me. He's one of the senior teachers at a Jewish college in London. We'll try to meet up, or get them to Lambeth Palace to do something fun to celebrate. To discover you've got a family you didn't know about is really exciting."
He also revealed he hopes to visit the grave at Hoop Lane Cemetery in Golders Green of his great-grandmother Amalie, who lived in Hampstead until her death in 1914. The Cambridge-educated former oil executive comes to office just eight months after Anglican-Jewish relations were severely strained when the Church's Synod voted to affirm support for a programme accused by the Board of Deputies of producing "very partisan activists" on the Middle East.
The Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel takes participants to the region for around three months, but critics point out that only a fraction of that time is spent in Israel, before accompaniers return to give public talks about their experiences. The private member's motion also expressed support for Israelis and Palestinians working for peace and for aid agencies in the region.
Welby said last summer's vote – on which he abstained – had "clearly" damaged relations.
And in an unusual step he said: "On reflection, I'd have voted against. I wasn't quite up to speed when I went into that vote. I think the situation in the holy land is so complicated that we always have to show we recognise this and I don't think the motion adequately reflected reflected the complexity."
He said he would have wanted something added to the text saying the Jewish state, like any other legitimate country, has the right to "live in security and peace within internationally-agreed borders and the people of the region have the right to justice, peace and security, whoever they are."
While Welby said the situation caused by the Synod vote was "a concern and something we keep an eye on", he stressed that he was not in a position to instruct the democratic Synod on how to vote.
Given that the EAPPI is not a CoE initiative, he added, it also wasn't in the church's "gift" to introduce a system of oversight of presentations made by returning participants, as urged by community leaders amid concern over the content of some talks.
But the 105th Archbishop wanted to "encourage" an "excellent" proposa, recently announced, for participants to spend a weekend with a Jewish family in Haifa.
The Archbishop – who said interfaith relations have always been "very important" to him – has gained vast experience in the field of reconciliation over the past decade, lecturing on the subject at the US State Department and undertaking work in Africa and elsewhere.
Asked whether he planned to voice his views on overcoming the impasse in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, the 57-year-old said his reconciliation work had, in fact, taught him to speak out "extremely carefully… and only if I think I can make a significant difference."
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Wando (5-0-1) wraps up the homestand with a local matchup against School of the Arts, March 28 at 6 p.m. Wando is ranked No. 3 in the state, according to RugbySouthCarolina.com.
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The cuff of my jeans are still damp, tucked underneath me on the couch. I don't know what to write. I might just eat this whole bowl of snappy green grapes. The house is so so quiet. This is possibly my favorite time of day, but is it okay to say that as a mom? That I look forward to — and so rarely get — those moments when they are all in their own beds, finally asleep, tucked and dreamy. We've had so many late nights of croup and coughing and bed hopping. Right now I fluff my feathers and delight in my nest, eggs safe and sound.
Earlier I read to them, Pig Pig Rides, Gray checked it out from the school library and carried it home in his special plastic drawstring bag with his name on it. Pig Pig went to the moon in a rocket. He drove a big train and rode his bike over a herd of elephants. His mom told him to be careful. I asked what everyone wanted to dream about tonight. Ivy lay upon her belly, propped up by her elbows and hands cupped against her round cheeks. She would go to the moon. I believe she will.
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Aliens: Colonial Marines Cheats for Xbox 360On: Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Wii U
FPS from SEGA and Gearbox Software using the hugely popular Aliens licence.
Xbox 360 Achievements 1
Another Bug Hunt
Reward: 5 Points
Objective: Complete a Challenge
Don't Count Me Out
Reward: 5 Points
Objective: Revive a teammate
Need a Deck Of Cards?
Reward: 5 Points
Objective: Set up a UA 571-C Remote Sentry
Ready to Fry Half a City
Reward: 5 Points
Objective: Edit a Marine Loadout
Structural Perfection
Reward: 5 Points
Objective: Edit a Xenomorph Loadout
Coming Outta the Walls!
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Kill a Xenomorph climbing on the walls or ceiling
Eat This!
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Kill a Xenomorph with a shotgun at very close range
Field Promotion
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Earn Rank 2 as a Marine
I Feel Safer Already
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Have another player join your party
Love at First Sight
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Survive a Close Encounter with a Facehugger
Micro Changes in Air Density
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Track 100 hostile targets with the Motion Tracker
Oorah to Ashes
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Collect a Dog Tag
Personal Friend of Mine
Reward: 10 Points
Objective: Collect a Legendary Weapon
... But No Cigar
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Rescue a teammate from a Close Encounter
Adios, Muchachos
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Gib two enemies at once
Another Day in the Corps!
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete Distress
Anytime, Anywhere
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Kill a Crusher without it damaging you
Bad Feeling About This Drop
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete Sulaco Falls
Dragged Queen
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete Home
Entry Prohibited
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Kill 10 Xenomorphs that are using vents
Field Modified, Kill Certified
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Upgrade every slot for a weapon
Fire Drill
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Arm the emergency release and escape in under 2:30 on Sulaco Falls
Heavy Lifting
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Defeat the Raven in under 1:10 on Soldier difficulty or higher
It's a Dry Heat
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Kill 3 enemies with a single U4 Firebomb
Just a Grunt
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete Hope in Hadley's
Lean and Mean
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Earn Rank 20 as a Marine
Let's Rock!
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Kill 10 Xenomorphs in a game with the M56A2 Smart Gun
Mostly Come at Night...
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Find Newt's doll
No Need For Alarm
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete One Bullet without setting off the alarm
No Offense
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Melee a Lurker that is pouncing towards you
Perfect Killing Machine
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Upgrade every Loadout slot for a Xenomorph class
Quoth the Raven
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete The Raven
Secreted from What?
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Kill 5 Spitters without being damaged by acid
Short, Controlled Bursts
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Defeat all Xenomorphs in the Sulaco hangar bay without them crossing your barricade
Stay Frosty
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete an entire Challenge category
Still Got a Job to Do
Reward: 20 Points
Objective: Complete Rampart
I Heard THAT
Reward: 25 Points
Objective: Collect all 12 Audio Logs
Majority Shareholder
Reward: 25 Points
Objective: Spend 30 Commendations
Adaptive Morphology
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Upgrade every Appearance slot once for a Xenomorph class
Arbitrarily Exterminated
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Kill 2179 Xenomorphs
Distinguished Service Medal
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Complete all Challenges
Game Over, Man!
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Complete all Campaign levels on any difficulty
I Like to Keep These Handy
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Collect all 6 Legendary Weapons
Remember the Fallen
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Collect all 35 Dog Tags
You Look Just Like I Feel
Reward: 30 Points
Objective: Upgrade every Appearance slot once for your Marine
I Can Handle Myself
Reward: 40 Points
Objective: Purchase all Upgrades for a weapon
I Love the Corps!
Reward: 40 Points
Objective: Earn Rank 60 as a Marine
Not Bad For a Human
Reward: 40 Points
Objective: Complete all Campaign levels on Hardened difficulty
State of the Badass Art
Reward: 50 Points
Objective: Complete all Campaign levels on Ultimate Badass difficulty
Secret Achievements
Secret Achievement
Reward: 5 Points
Objective: Continue playing to unlock this secret achievement.
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Checkpoint XP Farming:
During Level 10, when your objective is "Destroy the AA guns (3 of 3)", you'll come across a soldier that's using a flamethrower against an alien and "Checkpoint Reached" will appear. Down the hill from where you are now you'll find a bunch of enemies. Simply reload the checkpoint as many times as desired and you'll get up to 6.000 XP an hour and chance to complete many additional challenges for more XP.
Spawn XP Farming:
During Level 10, once you've taken out the third AA gun, you'll reach a destroyed building after you've passed the rocky exterior. Stop before leaving this building. There's a drop down after the exit door that leads to a big area with unlimited spawning aliens. Stand in the exit door and look to the far left of the courtyard and you can take out the aliens that appear above the spotlight with any scoped weapon. Remain there for as long as desired to get and XP and complete additional challenges for more XP. When you run out of ammo, simply reload the previous checkpoint.
Spaceballs Easter Egg:
During Level 7 you'll find yourself in an operating room with Xeno specimens in glass containers. Continue past the test subjects that are attached to facehuggers and you'll end up meeting some soldiers. The soldiers will be attempting to activate alarms in the next room and Cruz will be waiting for you to rush in there. Leave them and try to find the second path into the alarm room through a door with a green light. By taking that path instead you activate an easter egg when you enter the alarm room. Inside one of the glass containers is a top hat and cane, very similar to the ones used by the dancing chestburster that sings "Hello! Ma Baby" near the end of the movie Spaceballs.
Achievement Tips: "Short, Controlled Bursts"
During Level 1 you'll get to a hangar bay after you've fought the first group of aliens. One of your friends will destroy a gunship and then start opening a door, leaving you to defend him. Two AI allies are standing behind a barricade and to get the achievement none of your enemies can cross over that barricade. Standing infront of the barricade will make the aliens go after you instead of jumping over the barricade.
Achievement Tips: "Easter Egg"
During Level 2 you'll reach a dark area with facehuggers right after you've opened the door with the loader. Kill them and then look for a blue glowing switch. Press it and a door will open in the previous room and inside are four painted alien eggs.
Achievement Tips: "Fire Drill"
During Level 3 a timer will start at 2 minutes and 30 seconds the moment you enter the hangar at the end of the level, To get the achievement you have to press three switches and then enter the dropship before the time is up. Playing on Recruit and using a shotgun helps a lot. Back-up your savegame if you think you might miss the timer, otherwise you'll have to replay the entire level.
Achievement Tips: "Heavy Lifting"
Start Level 5 on Soldier difficulty or higher. The goal for this achievement is to kill the boss at the end using the powerloader in under 1 minute and 10 seconds. Keep forcing him into a corner and mash the LT button take him out with the quick punches. Should you miss the timer: pause the game and reload as soon as you jump out of the powerloader or back-up your savegame beforehand, otherwise you'll have to replay the entire level.
Achievement Tips: "Mostly Come At Night..."
During Level 5 you'll meet the sound-sensitive aliens when you're looking for a way out of the sewers. Flip the switch that powers up the generator and they will die. Not far from that area there are three barrels near a yellow light. On top of the barrels sits Newt's doll.
Legendary weapon locations:
In these six locations you'll find the hidden weapons that belonged to characters from James Cameron's Aliens. The legendary weapons cannot be upgraded, which makes some of them a little worse than fully upgraded standard weapons.
Hicks' Shotgun
During Level 1, when you're exploring the gravity well, you will reach the top floor where several aliens will attack. Don't meet up with O'Neal just yet, explore the side rooms on this floor first to find some armor and the legendary, which has a faster rate-of-fire and improved firepower.
Gorman's Pistol
During Level 4, when you're in the tunnels with O'Neal, you will come across a door that O'Neal stands next to until you cut it open. Ignore him and take the path to the left of him and on the table at the base of the steps you'll find the legendary, which has improved firepower.
Hudson's Pulse Rifle
During Level 5, after you've gone in the elevator, you'll be going up to meet O'Neal and get your weapons. After he opens the door for you, go straight ahead and check out the offices to find the legendary on the floor, which has improved firepower, greater accuracy and doubled clip-size.
Vasquez's Smartgun
During Level 6, after retrieving the enemy personell at the end of the level, you'll encounter some soldiers in an outdoor area. Once you reach the next building, go down the stairs and open the door. Look in the left corner of the room to find the legendary, which has improved firepower.
Vasquez's Pistol
During Level 9, just as you get into Hadley's Hope, turn left, and explore the path to find a room with some armor and the legendary, which has a faster rate-of-fire and improved firepower.
Frost's Flamethrower
During Level 10, when you're trying to destroy the third AA gun, you'll find a container with an RPG inside. In the same container you'll find the legendary, which has improved firepower.


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Centennial, CO (KUSA) -- On Tuesday, Colorado continued to hear overwhelming evidence against Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes.
A week-long preliminary hearing, essentially a dress rehearsal for trial, has included graphic details never before revealed to the public. During Tuesday's preliminary hearing, two 911 calls were played for the courtroom.
The first 911 call was only 20 seconds long. The call came from a Kevin Quinonez who was inside theater 9. During those 20 seconds, you can hear at least 30 gunshots going off in the background.
Detective Randy Hansen recalled both phone calls for the court.
The second 911 call was a 4-minute long call made by a 13-year-old girl. She is the cousin of Ashley Moser and Veronica Moser-Sullivan. Veronica is a 6-year-old who passed away during the shooting. Ashley is her mother. During this 911 call, the caller sounded desperate. The following is a transcription of what the caller told the dispatcher:
Dispatcher: Who's been shot
Answer: My two cousins. [They are] on the floor. [They are] not breathing.
Dispatcher: I'm going to walk you through the steps. You need to start CPR
Answer: I can't
Dispatcher: We need to start CPR on your cousin
Answer: My cousin's been shot. The police are here.
The caller was frantic, saying multiple times that she could not hear the dispatcher. A few times, the caller shouted "Help me."
During the 911 call, Veronica's father, Ian Sullivan, had his eyes closed and was crying.
FBI Special Agent Garrett Gumbinner is a bomb technician with the FBI. When he took the stand, Gumbinner described clearing Holmes' car at the scene.
Holmes had put a sunshade on his windshield, according to Gumbinner, making it difficult to see inside. There were no explosives in the car, but police did find a handgun on the roof, another handgun in the passenger door compartment, a ballistic neck protector, backpack rifle containers, an iPhone shoved between the passenger and driver's seats and vehicle deterrent spikes (otherwise known as spike sticks) on the passenger seat.
Gumbinner showed the court photos of inside Holmes' apartment. There were at least five jars which Holmes had described as "improvised napalm devices." According to the testimony, Holmes used household items like aluminum rods to make the explosive devices. Some of the explosives, when burning, would be too hot to put out of water. Some of the jars were full of chemicals, and others were full of bullets. There were six-inch firework shells with three-inch shells inside filled with smokeless powder and gas oil. If the carpet had caught fire, the apartment could have exploded.
According to Gumbinner, Holmes had three initiating systems in his apartment: a trip wire, a pyrotechnic firing box and a launch-control system. The firing box was controlled by a remote control which was placed outside the apartment in a garbage bag.
Inside that trash bag, Holmes had also placed a boom box and a remote-controlled car. On the boom box was a CD playing which had 49 minutes of silence and then loud music cued to play. Holmes reportedly told police his hope was the music would start, someone passing by would go toward the music, become interested in the remote-controlled car and start playing with the car. At that point, since the remote control was connected to the firing box in the apartment, it would trigger an explosion in the apartment.
Monday marked the first day of the preliminary hearing. A couple of the officers who took the stand on Monday got quite emotional, often holding back tears as they described a chaotic scene with bloody victims and a parking lot so packed that ambulances could not get access.
Holmes sat motionless and silent during all the testimony.
Many of the details revealed this week will be brand new because of the gag order in the theater shooting case.
Survivors, families, and the media gathered at the Arapahoe County Justice Center Monday morning.
Without question there is enormous public interest in this case. News outlets from around the country are in Colorado.
Victims' families have flown in from across the country and they expect this to be a very difficult week.
Many have never stepped foot in the courthouse or been in the same room with the suspect.
"We're all going to get through this process. It's very traumatizing," said Jessica Watts, who lost her cousin Jonathan Blunk on July 20.
Blunk is one of the 12 people who died, while 58 others were injured.
"It's almost like an extended family. We'll definitely be sitting together in court," Watts said.
Watts is trying to prepare the others who haven't been to court.
"The main shock will definitely be them seeing him for the first time," Watts said.
Another shock for the families will be the evidence revealed in court.
"[There will be] a lot more detail about that night," Watts said.
Watts says they've been told to expect video and photos from inside the theater.
"They are going to be of the wounded and of the dead," Watts said.
Watts has tried to prepare herself by reading the coroner's report, which says her cousin was shot four times with four guns, yet somehow stayed alive for 46 minutes.
9NEWS legal analyst Scott Robinson says families should expect many more details than are typically revealed in a preliminary hearing.
"The evidence is going to be pretty awful to listen to. I anticipate that this will be enormously traumatizing for anyone who had a loved one in that theater," Robinson said.
Robinson says both sides will lay out their strategies.
Expect the prosecution to reveal key evidence and the defense to lay the groundwork for a possible insanity plea.
"Because of the dozens and dozens of people directly affected by this shooting incident, I expect it'll be more of a mini trial," Robinson said.
Robinson says the evidence against the suspect is so strong, there's a chance he could accept a plea deal.
If that were to happen, this may be the closest to a trial these families, and all of us, will ever see.
Watts says the Arapahoe County District Attorney asked that the families not be alone this week.
"I'm going to go in there with a blank mind. It's definitely going to be emotional but I'm hoping that I'm going to get some answers," Watts said.
Watts wants answers about that night and how it played out.
Nearly six months after the shootings, this week marks a painful new chapter for these families who have already been through so much.


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quote: How about never? It takes an awful amount of electricity to run that 4.7/5.0 leaker. Now multiply that by thousands of these (as is typical for server farms/clusters). Then tell me whether you're willing to pay through the nose for what little net performance gains offered by AMD versus Intel Xeon's.
quote: AMD processors never make sense as soon as price is not a major deciding factor.
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Cultural Cognition as a Conception of the Cultural Theory of Risk
Dan M. Kahan
Yale University - Law School
April 21, 2008
HANDBOOK OF RISK THEORY, S. Roeser, ed., Forthcoming
Harvard Law School Program on Risk Regulation Research Paper No. 08-20
Yale Law School, Public Law Working Paper No. 222
Cultural cognition refers to the tendency of individuals to form beliefs about societal dangers that reflect and reinforce their commitments to particular visions of the ideal society. Cultural cognition is one of a variety of approaches designed to empirically test the cultural theory of risk associated with Mary Douglas and Aaron Wildavsky. This commentary discusses the distinctive features of cultural cognition as a conception of cultural theory, including its cultural worldview measures; its emphasis on social psychological mechanisms that connect individuals' risk perceptions to their cultural outlooks; and its practical goal of enabling self-conscious management of popular risk perceptions in the interest of promoting scientifically sound public policies that are congenial to persons of diverse outlooks.
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Mom Defends Drag-Wearing Five-Year-Old Son
In a touching(ish) blog post making the rounds today, a mommy blogger (guhh) defends her son against some mean, judgmental moms who questioned whether or not her son should have worn a Daphne from Scooby Doo costume to school.
And that's where things went wrong. Two mothers went wide-eyed and made faces as if they smelled decomp. And I realize that my son is seeing the same thing I am. So I say, "Doesn't he look great?" And Mom A says in disgust, "Did he ask to be that?!" I say that he sure did as Halloween is the time of year that you can be whatever it is that you want to be. They continue with their nosy, probing questions as to how that was an option and didn't I try to talk him out of it. Mom B mostly just stood there in shock and dismay.
And then Mom C approaches. She had been in the main room, saw us walk in, and followed us down the hall to let me know her thoughts. And they were that I should never have 'allowed' this and thank God it wasn't next year when he was in Kindergarten since I would have had to put my foot down and 'forbidden' it. To which I calmly replied that I would do no such thing and couldn't imagine what she was talking about. She continued on and on about how mean children could be and how he would be ridiculed.
My response to that: The only people that seem to have a problem with it is their mothers.
So that is terrible! Moms A-C should all be forced to wear Shaggy costumes for the rest of the school year. Zoinks indeed.
Of course, though, a backlash stirred up in the post's comments, mostly because the upset mommy decided to title the post "My Son Is Gay" (which, ha) when the post really isn't about gayness per se, it's more about gender norms and little boys, so-called "pink boys", who wear dresses and skirts and the like. Her critics say that she's too-early, and maybe too giddily, assigning labels that really don't have any weight when your child is so young. The debate rages! So it's up to you to make your decision about this mommy and the other mean Moms.
I for one find this reprehensible. That a mother would let her five-year-old son dress as Daphne from Scooby Doo is really despicable. Obviously Velma is the better costume. Jinkies!!


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Following his American adventure, David Beckham is heading to France, where he may well finish out his storied soccer career.
After receiving some 12 offers from clubs around the world, the former England captain and Los Angeles Galaxy star, 37, signed Thursday with Paris Saint-Germain – a team that has been courting him for more than a year. He signed a five-month deal – with his contract set to expire on June 30.
The soccer star, in a slick suit and tie, was introduced at a press conference at the club's Parc des Princes stadium on Thursday morning.
As for his contract, which runs until the end of the season, Beckham explained at the press conference, "I consider myself to be part of this club in the future – in helping this club to grow ... in helping the French league to grow and also helping this club to be one of the biggest powerhouses in football."
He also explained that his wife Victoria and kids won't be moving to France. "My wife and children will be staying in London because the children are in school there," he told reporters.
Victoria, meanwhile, released a statement about how "incredibly proud and supportive of David" she and their children are. "And we are excited about spending time as a family in Paris over the coming weeks. We are passionate about supporting children's charities and donating to a local children's charity in Paris is something we are delighted to do."
When asked about his command of the French language, Beckham admitted, "I haven't spoken French in quite a few years. ... I'm going to have to brush up on it," though he did bid everybody hello and said, "Bonjour."
The midfielder's private jet landed in Paris at about 11 a.m. local time. He then went to a Paris hospital to undergo a physical – a routine step before any signing is official.
Beckham spent five and a half years with the Galaxy, but has always seemed interested in returning to top-flight European soccer. At PSG, he will have a chance to win the French soccer title and will again compete in the Champions League.
Although Beckham will be paid for his work – rumors in the French press place his earnings at over a million dollars a month – he won't see any of the money himself. "My salary will go towards a local children's charity in Paris," Beckham clarified.
Reporting by PETER MIKELBANK
David Beckham Signs with Paris Saint-Germain Soccer Team
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COLUMBUS - Crestview, the highest-scoring team in Columbiana County history, scored top honors on the Associated Press 2012 Northeast Inland All-District football team released Thursday.
Senior running back Nick Blower is the Division V Offensive Player of the year, while junior quarterback Collin Gilbert, junior offensive lineman Josh McDade and senior linebacker Kaleb Baker join him on the first team.
The Rebels scored a school-record 628 points on the way to a school-best 11-1 season and a fifth straight Inter-Tri County League upper tier title.
Blower became the second 2,000-yard rusher in county history, finishing the season with 2,041 yards and 25 touchdowns on 181 carries - an average of 11.3 yards per carry.
He also had seven catches for 122 yards (17.4) and returned six kickoffs for 218 yards (36.3).
Gilbert gave the Rebels another big threat as he ran for 1,096 yards and 18 touchdowns and passed for 1,006 yards and 13 touchdowns.
McDade was the top offensive lineman for the Rebels and a big reason why they averaged 52.3 points and 463 total yards a game.
Also on the Division V first team are Columbiana senior linebacker Brandon Hacker, Columbiana senior defensive back Britton Steiginga, Southern Local senior quarterback Luke Griffith, Southern Local junior receiver Jared Shilot, Southern Local senior kicker Steven Treadway, United defensive back Garrett Beech, South Range senior receiver Rob Seman, South Range senior punter Cole Krumpak and Springfield defensive lineman Derek Gbur.
Hacker and Steiginga were the leaders for a Columbiana defense that was one of the area's best.
Hacker had 70 tackles with nine for losses in nine games and Steiginga collected 73 tackles and four interceptions in seven games.
Southern Local averaged 30.9 points a game with record-setting Griffith, Shilot and Treadway leading the way.
Griffith passed for a school-record 2,170 yards and 18 touchdowns, while Shilot had 52 receptions for a school-record 920 yards (17.7) and eight touchdowns.
Treadway kicked four field goals, including a school-record 52-yarder, and was 35-of-39 on extra-point attempts.
Beech was United's second-leading tackler with 80 and made a team-high three interceptions.
Seman was South Range's top weapon with 36 catches for 828 yards (23.0) and 11 touchdowns.
Krumpak averaged 42.0 yards on 24 punts with 12 inside the 20-yard line.
Gbur sparked Springfield with 62 tackles, including six sacks.
In Division VI, Wellsville senior defensive lineman Seth Martin, Leetonia junior defensive lineman Zack Van Giesen and Leetonia senior defensive back Brandon Dattilio were named to the first team.
Martin guided the Wellsville defense with 83 tackles, including six for losses.
Van Giesen collected 69 tackles, including eight sacks and 19 tackles for losses.
The versatile Dattilio made 51 tackles and three interceptions.
Northeastern Buckeye Conference champion West Branch got two players on the Division III first team - senior running back Brenden Wells and senior offensive lineman Connor Sharp.
Sharp paved the way up front for Wells, who ran for 1,432 yards and 10 touchdowns on 226 carries (6.3) in eight games.
Named to the Division III second team were Salem junior linebacker Logan Taylor and West Branch senior linebacker Bo Utley.
Receiving honorable mention were Salem's Jake Carner and West Branch's Zach Ruggles and Mason Hughes in Division III; Crestview's Dylan Douglass, Dimitri Gregory and Matt Hardenbrook, Columbiana's Jared Hill and Mike Buzzard, United's Mike Martin, Lisbon's Brandon Barnes and Zak Leko, East Palestine's Derek Smith and Nick Monteleone, Southern Local's Mike McKenzie and J.. Napierkowski, South Range's Ross Stoffer, Springfield's Gabe Crowe in Division V: and Leetonia's Josh Van Giesen, Wellsville's Marcus Moxley and Sebring's Dylan Mick in Division VI.


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AABP Calls for Applications for 2nd Annual AgriLabs Dr. Bruce Wren Continuing Education Awards
AABP Calls for Applications for 2nd Annual AgriLabs Dr. Bruce Wren Continuing Education Awards
AgriLabs $5,000 Grants to a Beef and a Dairy Veterinarian
In collaboration with the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP), AgriLabs is offering an award to two veterinarians—one beef and one dairy-- to encourage and fund recent graduates in their post-graduate continuing education efforts. Named as a tribute to Bruce Wren, D.V.M., each award will provide $5,000 for professional-development training so these practitioners may better serve their producer-clients. Completed applications are due July 15, 2011, and the presentations will be made at the annual AABP Awards Banquet.
"The gap between the number of veterinarians available to serve dairy and beef producers, and the actual need is increasing at an alarming rate," says Steve Schram, AgriLabs President and CEO. "The grants will encourage these veterinarians to remain in large animal medicine by providing a significant resource for self-directed professional development."
Developing the Innovative Award
"We found that after graduation, there really weren't many industry-sponsored awards or professional-development opportunities for veterinarians until they had spent many years in practice," says Dr. M. Gatz Riddell, AABP executive vice president and member of that planning committee. "Yet, the years after graduation are a key time when veterinarians not only gain experience, but also are likely to decide whether to continue in herd-side practice or move into other career paths. The AgriLabs $5,000 awards will be vital in helping veterinarians gain more experience in individual animal and herd production medicine, helping them bring value to their producer-clients for years to come."
Create Your Award
The grant process allows applicants to determine how best they want to use the $5,000 grant from AgriLabs and judging will be based on three primary criteria:
1) The applicants' professional-development plan, which describes the skills/knowledge they would like to improve to become a more valuable resource for their producer-clients.
2) How the $5,000 will be utilized to fulfill the professional-development plan.
3) Letters of reference from three individuals (including at least one producer and one veterinarian) who have first-hand knowledge of the applicant's practice experience and educational interest.
"What is especially exciting about the AgriLabs Dr. Wren awards are the variety of the plans, programs and educational goals that applicants have submitted as a means of improving their skills and becoming more effective in bovine medicine," says Riddell. "The professional development plans funded by the $5,000 grants from AgriLabs have included participation in technical and business-oriented short courses, advanced educational training, and mentoring opportunities with an exemplary veterinarian. While each applicant's background, experience and future direction will differ, the AgriLabs awards will benefit participating veterinarians, their producers and the industry at large."
To Apply
A full description of AgriLabs Dr. Bruce Wren Continuing Education Awards and a link to the application forms are available at www.AgriLabs.com/scholarships. The application may be completed online and all materials postmarked on or before July 15, 2011. The awards are open to AABP members in good standing; are actively involved in practice; and who graduated with a DVM/VMD degree between June 1, 2001, and June 1, 2010.
The professional-development opportunity described in the application can apply to either individual animal medicine (e.g., diagnosis, treatment, surgery, case management, pain management, patient welfare) or herd production medicine (e.g., records analysis, disease prevention, production enhancement, benchmarking, biosecurity, food safety).
AgriLabs: Sustaining the Legacy of Continuing Education
These AgriLabs -veterinary awards are named in honor of Bruce Wren, D.V.M., Ph.D., who is highly regarded for his commitment to both practical and formal continuing education.
"Dr. Wren's service to the profession as a practitioner, a teacher, a veterinary pathologist and a technical services veterinarian has been exemplary," says Schram. "AgriLabs is so pleased to give back to the profession in his name with this significant award. Whether the veterinarians receiving these $5,000 continuing education grants come from single-veterinarian or multi-practitioner practices, or from areas with high or low beef and dairy concentrations, this investment will be good for bovine medicine."


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Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Theres always something new to see, wherever you are.
The other day I took a different route to work at the University, here in Columbia, and found a real spectacle. Garden flowers, putting on a show, in late November? Whats it all about?
There are plenty of flowering plant species that wait until autumn (or even winter) to bloom. Of course, fall asters and goldenrods (as well as other members of the sunflower family) figure in to this equation, but they are basically at the end of blooming. Lemon marigold and several species of gentian (bottle flowers) like to bloom in the middle of winter, too. Late bloomers, as they are, are probably able to capitalize on whatever pollinators happen to be in the area; we might expect that late-blooming species would be pollinated by just about any insect that still happens to be flying around. After all, most of the insects have begun a steep decline by late autumn.
Our Mystery Plant grows in the yard of a nice lady who told me all about it. Her husband bought the plants from a local nursery, and planted the separated rhizomes each in a different cinder block, and then lined them up near the sidewalk. They have been there for years now, she says. The plants put up massive, tough, green leaves in the summer. The leaves are remarkable: shaped like a horses hoof, and up to a foot across. Flowering doesnt start until October or so, at which time impressive stalks, 2-3 feet tall, explode with clusters of brilliant daisy-like heads. The marvelous ray flowers and disk flowers are brilliant yellow. (These heads would be perfect for demonstrating the architecture of flowering within the sunflower family too bad Im not teaching class this semester.) Recall that in the sunflower family, the individual flowers are relatively small, and crowded into a circular, or sometimes tubular head or capitulum. All the petals are fused together within each separate flower. In the case of our Mystery Plant, strap-shaped flowers make up an outer ring: lets call them ligules or rays. The more abundant flowers in the center are the disk flowers. Although this really looks a lot like some sort of garden sunflower, this species is in fact more closely related to the beautiful garden Senecios, as well as the weedy Colts-foot from farther north.
This plant is a native of Japan, where it likes to grow in shade, or partial sun, along rocky, mossy creek banks. It has been cultivated long enough that there are several cultivars available, and if you like it, you might search around at your local plant nursery.
Even on a cool day in the fall, the wasps and flies, and apparently all the other insects, make a bee-line to get to these blossoms. What a beautiful accent on a cool fall day, the cheerful afternoon light giving us a hint of remembrance of the more flowery times of summer.
[Answer: Leopard plant," Farfugium japonicum]
John Nelson is the curator of the Herbarium at the University of South Carolina, in the Department of Biological Sciences, Columbia SC 29208. As a public service, the Herbarium offers free plant identifications. For more information, visit www.herbarium.org or call 803-777-8196.
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26th Kitzbuehel Alpine RallyeJun 5, 2013 :: The Kitzbuehel Alpine Rally is considered one of the best classic car events in the Alps. No wonder that classic car enthusiasts from around the world year after year come to Kitzbuehel to spend a unique week. The Kitzbuehel Alpine Rally is from 05th to 08th June 2013 for the 26 time.
The Tyrolean mountains form the incomparable setting for the delightful classic car event. They attract every year fans from near and far in the Hahnenkamm city. Many prominent participants from racing, show-business, business and sports give the Rallye exclusive touch. In 2009 Formula 1 star Michael Schumacher was at the Alpine Rally at the start, in addition to racing ace Hans-Joachim "Strietzel" Stuck, century-Playmate Gitta Saxx and actress Katerina Jacob.
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As in previous years, there are the Alps rally again two separate classes: The Alpine Rally Sport Trophy for rally enthusiasts and the Alpine Rally Classic Trophy for the relaxed cruiser. The timing for the Sports Trophy is a GPS-driven timing system, the most modern system at used in many competitions. 200 magnificent vintage vehicles are on display. See the automotive history in the Alpine rally with noble saloons, elegant sport coupes and thoroughbred racing cars of big brands such as Lamborghini, Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, Rolls Royce, Aston Martin Lagonda, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, Maserati. Also rare and noble names in automotive history as Facel Vega, Arnolt or Iso Rivolta can be admired at the Alpine Rally 2013 - plus many selected everyday classics from Audi Fiat and Ford to Volkswagen, which formerly belonged to the everyday life of the street scene many onlookers can relate to.
:: starting list 26th Kitzbueheler Alpenrallye 2013
|Wednesday, 5th June 2013
|1.30 - 6.00 p.m.
|Scrutineering of vehicles at Parc fermé
|7.30 p.m.
|Thursday, 06th June 2013
|8.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
|Scrutineering of vehicles at Parc fermé and issuing of rallye papers. From 12.30 pm issuing of the roadbooks
|1.30 p.m. - 2.00 p.m.
|Driver briefing (participation obligated) at Wirtschaftskammer (K3) Kitzbühel
|4.00 - 6.00 p.m.
|Extension marshalling of vehicles
|2.46 p.m.
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Kitzbühel / Hahnenkammparkplatz – Kirchberg – Aschau – Kirchberg – Reith – Kitzbühel
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|Classic Car Rallye Welcome Evening
|Friday, 7th June 2013 - Start of the 26th Kitzbüheler Alpenrallye
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|Saturday, 8th June 2013
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Kitzbühel – St.Johann i. T. – Schwendt – Kössen – Schleching – Übersee – Chieming – Aschau a. Ch. – Sachrang – Sebi – Ebbs – Kufstein – Mariastein – Angath – Söll – Ellmau – Oberndorf (Lunch: Penzinghof)
|3.30 p.m.
|Vehicle-parade in the centre of Kitzbühel
|8.00 p.m.
|Winner ceremony and dinner
|Sunday, 9th June 2013
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How in the world did you do this? Ok, I am putting in my birthday order for long copy to put in a long frame to go over my doorway into my kitchen. I can visualize it, so I can explain it better. I see so much in these pictures and I LOVE what I see!ReplyDelete
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How do you get your kids to sit still next to each other like that? Mine are always acting like they are high on sugar, even when they aren't!
What a perfect picture of (what appears to be) a beautiful day!ReplyDelete
You need to fess up your secret, because I need to know how you did that, too! If I tried to get a picture like that, I'd have to take at least 57 shots and I still wouldn't get one to come out half as well!ReplyDelete
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^ Sigh. Anonymous is me. I'm the one who thinks it's so cute. I'm just pathetic, that's all.ReplyDelete
I am loving your photo sessions! Every day it seems like you've topped yourself with the cutest picture but they just keep getting better. You couldn't ask for better models :)ReplyDelete
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Oh, I love the title of this. I love the photo even more. Like the previous posters, I'm in awe at how you cajoled enough cooperation to capture those shots!
(Sigh) i love B&W photos. Just lovely.ReplyDelete
Oh I LOVE it! These are just perfect! Definitely frame worthy.ReplyDelete
Beautiful!!!! We are so blessed with our kids! I'm off to try get mine to hold still for a few shots ... wish me luckReplyDelete
Aw, would you look at those little ones! You must be a very proud mama indeed. :)ReplyDelete
Oh my freaking goodness - your kids are so cute. I love those - you have to print them!ReplyDelete
That is too precious! I can't believe you got all four of them on board for that one!ReplyDelete
A Picture to treasure always!ReplyDelete
Oh what wonderful photos! I love the second one.ReplyDelete
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Your family is just beautiful! I love these photos.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous!!!!! Those should be framed! :)ReplyDelete
You should win an award for managing to snap adorable pictures of all four of your kids together!ReplyDelete
I popped over here from Rocks in My Dryer...so glad I did.
I used to stop by several months ago, but I took a break from blogging to work on a book, and I've just gotten back to it.
Anyway, your site looks beautiful and your photos are precious. I'll be back,
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Not sure how you got 4 kids to sit still and in the same position! SUPER MOM!
Great pic and a definite framer!
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So beautiful...you are so very...very blessed.
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What a great picture! I think I might try that with my four though not sure my almost 2 year old would cooperate like Ivy is!ReplyDelete
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P.S. I can't believe you got all four of them to turn their heads in the same direction at the same time. Impressive. What was your "secret"? ;)
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av pati 24. mai 2006
Reference to a male penis that is slightly bent or curved.
"He has a bendy straw!"
av bidderbush 11. mars 2009
A skinny or wimpy person.
Dude, he is like 6 feet tall and weighs like 110. What a bendy straw!
av Green Tak 16. oktober 2008
Extremely skinny girls, they look like moving straws
She's so skinny, she's a bendy straw.
av CBesta 18. september 2007