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The pretty-much-definitive version of BioWare's space epic.
I pick up on these '70s-ish sci-fi homages because, well, Mass Effect for the PC is pretty much the same game as Mass Effect for the Xbox 360. OK, so these influences were already present in the 360 version, but I was preoccupied with the minor detail of, well, finishing the game at the time; for the PC version, I was able to leisurely take my time and soak in the ancillary details. The storyline remains unchanged; you play as Commander Shepard (gender and appearance of your own devising), who gallivants around the galaxy solving disputes involving medical reparations, freedom of the press, and the genocide of a thought-to-be-extinct-but-not-really alien species. It still follows the BioWare role-playing-game formula: A linear beginning eventually gives way to a central hub (in Mass Effect's case, a galaxy map) full of plot-advancing areas and optional side quests; you divide your time among map gazing, driving a gravity-defying space truck, walking, talking, and shooting. You still go through various galactic dilemmas as either the paragon of diplomacy and grace or as a renegade space jerk that quips first, shoots second, and then finally gets around to asking questions. Your decisions still have an effect on potential future quests and, occasionally, which party members live or die.
What's changed isn't the content but how you work with that content. The interface is revamped, as you're now armed with a mouse/keyboard as opposed to a 360 gamepad. The changes range from a new minigame for decrypting locks (it's now space Frogger instead of space Simon) to a revamped combat menu. Per the 360 version, combat plays out more like Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 than Baldur's Gate. You duck-and-cover and pop off shots, same as with any third-person shooter (it has no canned combat animations; it almost feels semiautomatic in that one mouse click is one shot -- and for the most part, your character simply shoots as fast as you can click the mouse).
The new tactical-combat HUD makes the Xbox 360 version feel obsolete. The fact that you can position squadmates in different spots -- and have full access to all weapons and abilities on one screen -- is huge. You no longer have to put up with the 360 forcing your subordinates to obey the buddy system wherever they go; I honestly don't remember how I was able to get through the 360's combat without being able to tell my sniper guy (Garrus) to hang back while directing the shotgun guy (Wrex) to rush up close.
One side effect of the vastly improved combat interface is that it happens to exacerbate what was a relatively minor flaw in the original release: pathfinding. Because the 360's commands were so limited, your teammates' goofy pathfinding didn't affect you much. But now that you can specify exact placement, it becomes more prevalent. On quite a few occasions, I told Garrus to position himself...only to notice that he not only wasn't positioned but also got stuck on a really random rock/girder/crate or -- in a couple of cases -- actually went into a different room.
Driving the Mako (aka the jump jet-equipped space truck) feels much improved as well. For those who are familiar with these sequences on the 360, the fact that the Mako can now drive in a different direction than where the camera is looking is huge and makes certain situations -- such as circling around enemies to shoot them -- viable. On the flipside, if this is your first drive, goofy quirks (like the enter/exit key being different than what the game claims -- it's Q, by the way) and somewhat aggressive turning might annoy you at first.
The inventory system is another mixed blessing. While it's technically better than the 360 version's, and while I appreciate not being forced to play inventory Tetris, I get annoyed with scrolling through long lists; whoever designed the inventory screen needs to learn about stacking similar items together. Other detracting annoyances include elevator rides (yes, they're generally shorter than in the original, but some of them still wear out their welcome), the presence of cut-n-paste dungeons (apparently, the galaxy employs just one construction firm, as practically every base on every planet has the same layout), and occasional crashes and freezes. Also, the disparity between intricately detailed characters (Wrex) and low-res characters (Garrus) is more apparent in this version.
By all counts, Mass Effect for the PC is essentially the "definitive" version of the game; it runs much smoother on decent machines and just generally plays better...even if it still suffers from some of the original's fundamental flaws (along with a few new ones). It's a good thing that Mass Effect was planned as a trilogy -- here's hoping that Mass Effect 2 works out some of these relatively mild kinks.
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Editor's note: The start of high school football practice also marked the start of an annual ritual for Amarillo Globe-News sports writers called the "Dairy Queen Tour" — visiting area teams during practices, compiling notes and taking photos.
For the fifth straight year I got into my 2004 Dodge Ram 1500 and headed southeast on my route in the Dairy Queen Tour. It may have been the quickest one yet.
At each stop — Claude, Clarendon, Memphis, Childress, Hedley, and Wellington — the coaches were as nice as could be and extremely helpful in expediting my 250-mile journey.
■ Cowboys fans: I wasn't the only Cowboys fan in the Clarendon office Tuesday. Assistant coach Alton Gaines was reading the Amarillo Globe-News and commented on the story about Cowboys safety Akwasi Owusu-Ansah. When I chimed in that I didn't think he was that bad, Gaines piped up and said it's because we haven't seen him play. He even went so far as to say his nickname by the end of the season might be "Toast," because he'll end up getting burned so often. Looks like I'm not the only Cowboys fan who thinks Jerry Jones needs to do a little more work in free agency,
■ Can't tug on these: It appears that opponents of the Wellington Skyrockets this season will have a hard time grasping the jersey to tug players down. When I was taking the Super Team photo for Wellington's Francisco Cruz, also known to his teammates as "Horse," Cruz commented on how tight the jersey was around the pads. Some players even tested the theory and had trouble grabbing it.
■ DQ Stop: The coaches' quickness even gave me enough time to grab a bite at the Childress Dairy Queen to enjoy a nice chicken-strip basket. I didn't realize how expensive the meal cost (close to $10), but as soon as I took a bite into that first strip, it was all worth it. It was a perfect way to ease my hunger pains as I still had three more stops to make.
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Sunny & south-facing, a beautiful 3 bedroom villa (sleeps 6 + 1 infant on request) with large, private pool, UK TV, WI-FI internet access, and lovely views down the valley to the sea. It is situated in an elevated and peaceful location in the hills above El Portet, yet only minutes from 3 superb beaches, the up-market seaside town of Moraira, and a huge choice of local restaurants and bars, plus shops, supermarkets & banks close by.
There is plenty to see and do in the local area and beyond for adults and children alike.
The property has a larger than average pool (approx. 10m x 5m) which benefits from the sun all day long, and is surrounded by extensive terracing and attractive landscaped gardens - perfect for al-fresco dining and relaxing whilst enjoying the superb views.
The master bedroom has hot/cold air-conditioning, plus a luxury en-suite bathroom with a large walk-in shower plus a full size bath with shower over.
There is also a separate barbecue/dining area (with a brick-built BBQ & built-in table), and an additional area away from the pool for children to play and let off steam without disturbing the adults!
Outside lighting provides a superb ambience for those balmy evenings relaxing over drinks and a poolside meal.
For those considering a low season sun break, the villa captures the winter sun perfectly, and also has a large log burner and heating in the bedrooms for cooler days.
Situated on a large, flat plot, all the accommodation and spacious outside areas are on one level, making the property ideal for families or groups of friends as well as the more mature holidaymaker.
We are happy to accept bookings for part-weeks (subject to a minimum of 7 days), the extra days being charged pro-rata, and arrival/departure days are flexible.
SMOKING is not permitted inside the villa, but is allowed in the external areas.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
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|Nearest airport: Alicante or Valencia 90 km, Nearest railway: Teulada (for trains to Benidorm & Denia) 10 km
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
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|Double Beds (2), Single Beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
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|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
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The living/dining room and terrace opens directly onto the pool area, and there are superb views over green and lush countryside down the valley to the sea.The pool has Roman steps at the shallow end for easy access. Around the pool are 6 sun loungers (with padded mattresses), a large parasol for shade, and an outside shower for when you need to cool off.The separate barbecue area has a brick-built charcoal BBQ, a built-in table, and there is plenty of additional space for children to play away from the pool area.Outside lighting provides a romantic setting for enjoying the gardens and pool area after darkness falls.Secure parking on the drive for 2 cars.
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Welcome Packs are available on request.
Flexible changeover day.
Arrival time is any time after 4pm, and please vacate by 10am on departure day.
English-speaking local representative available.
Cot/Highchair/Z-bed can be provided on request for a small extra charge payable locally.
Towels & bed linen are provided, but please bring your own beach towels.
BENIDORM: (approx. 45 mins drive): Major tourist resort, very commercial, lots of shops, the best beaches in Europe, and unrivaled nightlife. TERRA MITICA THEME PARK, TERRA NATURA WILDLIFE PARK, AQUALANDIA WATER PARK, & MUNDOMAR (dolphin & sea lion shows) are all located here. Great fun for all ages! Also BENIDORM PALACE for a good meal, flamenco cabaret, & dancing.
CALPE (25 mins drive): Rock of Ifach - a bird/wildlife sanctuary - & Las Salinas Salt Lakes - where pink flamingos congregate. There is also an interesting port area that has some fantastic fish restaurants.
ALTEA (30 mins drive): A coastal town with its own fishing fleet & dating back to 1562. Old town is very quaint & has many good restaurants.
VALENCIA (1 hour's drive north): Spain's 3rd largest city & thought to be more than 2000 years old, and a former Moorish capital. Sights include the Cathedral, the Silk Exchange, Ceramic Museum, & numerous art galleries. Sophisticated shops & magnificent covered food market. Don't miss the futuristic Science & Arts Museum.
JALON VALLEY (30 mins drive inland): Fabulous scenery & unspoiled Spanish villages. Here you can see how rural life in Spain has remained unchanged for centuries. Famed for its wine production. From the vantage point of Coll de Rates, it's possible to see the whole valley and, on a clear day, the island of Ibiza.
GUADALEST: A mountain village 25kms inland from Benidorm - the 2nd most photographed place in Spain! The views from here are stunning. Built by the Moors to defend themselves from invasion, it is entered by going through a hole in the cliff face.
FONTS D'ALGAR: Situated on the way back from Guadalest - cascading waterfalls & fresh water pools where you can have a welcome swim after a hot day!
AMENITIES: There are banks and 3 supermarkets within 5 mins. drive, and a huge choice of restaurants offering all kinds of international cuisine to suit all tastes and budgets. There are also many rural restaurants to try within easy distance offering set menus at low prices.
NEARBY BEACHES: The villa is a few minutes drive from the beaches at Moraira (wide, sandy beach), and El Portet (a sandy, picturesque bay with wonderful views). Both of these beaches are suitable for children. The beach at Cumbre del Sol, which is secluded & virtually undeveloped, is also a few minutes drive. They all have toilets & restaurant facilities. Javea is 15 mins drive, has large, sandy beaches & a huge choice of restaurants. In addition, there are many unspoiled coves and viewpoints to discover within easy driving distance.
ACTIVITIES: There are an abundance of activities available locally including water sports, boat trips, golf, tennis, cycle hire, horse riding, fishing, and go-karting.
GOLF: Javea Golf Club is just a few minutes drive, and there are also golf courses between Moraira and Calpe (10 mins drive) and Denia (20 mins drive).
LOCAL PLACES TO VISIT: MORAIRA (10 mins drive): Formerly a small fishing village - now an up-market town retaining a village atmosphere. Beautiful beach, excellent selection of bars & restaurants, & lively shopping area, including a market on Friday mornings. On summer evenings, a small craft market is held in the town, and there is often live music in the main square - lovely to listen to whilst you are eating al-fresco at one of the restaurants that surround the square. In mid-June, the town stages its annual "Moors & Christians" fiesta which is spectacular. It includes a "battle" around the castle, and culminates in a grand parade with fantastic costumes and floats. Not to be missed!
JAVEA (15 mins drive): A fascinating mix of old & new. The town is split into 3 areas: The Arenal - which has a huge, crescent-shaped sandy beach, and many restaurants & late-night bars along the promenade, the sophisticated Port area with its sea-front restaurants, and the un-spoilt Old Town which is great fun to explore.
BENITACHELL & TEULADA (both 10 mins drive): Small, typical Spanish villages with narrow streets full of pretty houses. Both hold street markets on Wednesday mornings - great for fresh produce at very good prices. These villages are totally "untouristy" and the ideal place for mixing with the locals in their many cafes and bars.
DENIA (25 mins drive): Historic major town, a castle proudly surveying the port, and good beaches. You can drive to Denia over the Montgo (Sleeping Elephant) mountain, which is a national park.


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Carolyn Hax: Our son sets bad example
Dear Carolyn: My 20-year-old son (Son 1) is a kid who has never given us any trouble. He works full time when he's home from college and is extremely responsible in his job. His money is his own and he tries to save as much as possible.
Son 2 also recently started working full time for the summer. Our expectation is that everyone share the household chores.
We provide Son 1 with a vehicle and insurance, cell phone, plus a roof over his head and meals when he is at home. We are happy to provide these things, but also expect respect and cooperation in return.
Son 1 leaves his clothes and belongings wherever he happens to be -- in the kitchen, the bathroom, the hallway, etc. He has never unpacked from coming home.
We have laid out our expectations, but he seems to feel that he can do the chores whenever he chooses, or apparently not at all. He says I am the only one getting stressed about housework not being done. This is not true because my husband gets angry and frustrated about this also.
Son 2 claims it is not fair that he has consequences when he doesn't cooperate, although this rarely happens. Son 2 has also mentioned that his brother gets by without doing anything and he's stuck doing more because he cooperates. We agree: unfair.
At this point, what should we do? We feel stuck between a rock and a hard place. -- S
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This is as deeply as I recommend engaging. In fact, think of these steps as calculated disengagement.
College is a time of transition for young people, and your son might be exercising his freedom. As you say, he's never been any trouble up until now. The trick is to get to a place where you and your husband can stand it
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text: Laisne by Popeska by Dubstep published on 2012-04-09T19:31:48Z If you haven't heard of Popeska, you certainly should have by now. At the beginning of the track, attention is directed towards the chord chimes, and soft, gentle bells. Might be a little confused right? NO! Not at all. The intro sets the stage for the structure of the track yet to come. Possessing all the characteristics of massive dubstep banger, "Laisne" is brimming with shrill switch ups, bass-in-your-face wobbles, laser projectiles, and a heavy dose of thoroughly electrifying melodies. Synthesized vocals with high FX provide the perfect combination with the heavy melodic production... Just try not to wake the neighbors with this one! Follow Popeska: http://www.facebook.com/popeskamusic https://twitter.com/popeskamusic SC; http://soundcloud.com/popeska Follow us @ http://www.Dubstep.NET Sounds like: Skrillex, Kill The Noise, Feed Me, Excision, Datsik, Downlink, Flux Pavilion, Doctor P, Funtcase, Stenchman, Cookie Monsta, Knife Party, Adventure Club, Nero, Bassnectar, Noisia, Zeds Dead, NiT GriT, DeadMau5, Dubstep, Drumstep, Minnesota, Dance Music, Bass, Bare Noize, Skream, Play Me, Rottun, Never Say Die, Heavy Artillery, OWSLA, and Mau5trap Genre Dubstep Comment by VirginCavalier @virgincavalier: <3 2012/08/11 02:12:24 +0000 Comment by VirginCavalier @virgincavalier: <3 2012/08/11 02:12:21 +0000 Comment by VirginCavalier @virgincavalier: <3 2012/08/11 02:12:18 +0000 Comment by VirginCavalier @dubstep: <3 2012/08/11 02:11:58 +0000 Comment by VirginCavalier @keyzeed: <3 2012/08/11 02:11:55 +0000 Comment by VirginCavalier @dubstep: <3 2012/08/11 02:11:52 +0000 Comment by ThundahXD Very unique! 2012/06/16 03:52:44 +0000 Comment by Halcyon Productions I am fucking in love with this song <3 2012/04/16 14:19:26 +0000 Comment by Alex Serrato weird... but nice :) 2012/04/14 07:05:15 +0000 Comment by max22 ︻デ═一 clean bro 2012/04/12 19:45:53 +0000 Comment by Joe Law. Im really liking this, keep it up an i'll be checking your page regular. Do you like drumstep? Check out my latest track http://soundcloud.com/jpl4w/krafft-distrikt-duh-ha-duh-ha Make sure you favourite and comment on it and give it as much publicity as possible, FUCK ELECTRODE! 2012/04/12 18:05:51 +0000 Comment by Nightshift Clothing Niceee! 2012/04/11 23:34:33 +0000 Comment by The Gotnab Gallery DOPE 2012/04/11 15:45:19 +0000 Comment by marmarcuscus the melody on this track is fuckin epic....and the atmosphere is unbelievable 2012/04/11 04:52:02 +0000 Comment by MakeNoize! chingon:D 2012/04/10 19:25:14 +0000 Comment by Static Effect sick track 2012/04/10 17:27:29 +0000 Comment by MoBlay POPESKA! 2012/04/10 17:09:29 +0000 Comment by GonzoGiraffen Great track! 2012/04/10 16:53:19 +0000 Comment by Condens8 (formerly GDCrawford) this track gets better everytime, more melodies like this @ www.themagicrealist.ca 2012/04/10 15:43:18 +0000 Comment by AtomiX DOPE! 2012/04/10 12:14:39 +0000 Comment by WhiteyWilliams seriously you hit it so hard on every track! 2012/04/10 10:31:01 +0000 Comment by la musique maudite http://soundcloud.com/alexstudios/le-loup 2012/04/10 09:51:19 +0000 Comment by la musique maudite nice track!! great job! I made a new track : Le loup by Alex jorna if you have the time you could check him out and comment ;) 2012/04/10 09:47:35 +0000 Comment by Tomm Wolfe Epic! 2012/04/10 09:22:28 +0000 Comment by keyZeed Great track 2012/04/10 08:21:54 +0000 Comment by keyZeed Nice vocotune! :D 2012/04/10 08:20:53 +0000 Comment by keyZeed Nice 2012/04/10 08:20:10 +0000 Comment by Krioz http://soundcloud.com/jonathan-gubala/new-dubstep-at-84-bpm-unusual 2012/04/10 07:20:18 +0000 Comment by sslum Fuck ya. Awesome noise 2012/04/10 06:45:35 +0000 Comment by Rumspringer FUCK! 2012/04/10 05:19:21 +0000


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Hugh Jackman and his fellow co-stars attended "The Wolverine" premiere in London, England, on Tuesday. The actor arrived at the event in a white Audi R8, which costs more than $100,000.
Jackman posed on the red carpet with two of his sexy Japanese co-stars - Tao Okamoto and Rila Fukushima. It's Okamota's first film role, and she plays the object of Wolverine's affection, Mariko. Fukushima is a model who plays Yukio in the film.
Famke Janssen also attended the premiere, looking lovely in a pale pink floor-length gown. Former Pussycat Dolls star Kimberly Wyatt showed up in a bright yellow strapless dress.
The film centers on Logan (Wolverine), who after losing his memory travels to Japan and must decide whether to embrace the code of the samurai. The movie hits theaters July 26.
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there exists no evidence for ontological nihilism...
John O'Leary Hawthorne and Andrew Cortens:
TOWADS AN ONTOLOGICAL NIHILISM (JSTOR, Springer, Academia.edu )
In this paper, we wish to motivate a radical cluster of metaphysical pictures that have tempted philosohpers from a variety of traditions. These pictures share one important theme - they refuse to accord countable entities any place in the fundamental scheme of things. Put another way, they all suggest that the concept of an object has no place in a perspicuous characterization of reality. Such pictures suffer from a number of fairly obvious prima facie difficulties. They seem to fly in the face of common sense. They seem to suggest that just about everything we say is false. They seem to gesture at a noumenal reality that human language is unable to describe. And so on. Our aim is to meet such difficulties head on, and by doing so, vindicate this sort of radical picture as one that deserves to be taken seriously.[more inside]
Every living thing dies alone. With rainbows and sparkles.
Nihilisa Frank presents a pastel and neon utopia of pithy sayings to keep your despairing heart warm as you feel the weight of the universe crushing down upon you.
Arby's: Gleaming the void
If we're not in pain, we're not alive
You invest so much in it, don't you? It's what elevates you above the beasts of the field, it's what makes you special. Homo sapiens, you call yourself. Wise Man. Do you even know what it is, this consciousness you cite in your own exaltation? Do you even know what it's for?Dr. Peter Watts is no stranger to MetaFilter. But look past his sardonic nuptials, heartbreaking eulogies, and agonizing run-ins with fascists (and fasciitis) and you'll find one of the most brilliant, compelling, and disquieting science fiction authors at work today. A marine biologist skilled at deep background research, his acclaimed 2006 novel Blindsight [full text] -- a cerebral "first contact" tale led by a diverse crew of bleeding-edge post-humans -- is diamond-hard and deeply horrifying, wringing profound existential dread from such abstruse concepts as the Chinese Room, the Philosophical Zombie, Chernoff faces, and the myriad quirks and blind spots that haunt the human mind. But Blindsight's last, shattering insight is not the end of the story -- along with crew/ship/"Firefall" notes, a blackly funny in-universe lecture on resurrecting sociopathic vampirism (PDF - prev.), and a rigorously-cited (and spoiler-laden) reference section, tomorrow will see the release of
the default Internet feeling: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The life and times of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
After seeing the light of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, it's hard to not notice it everywhere. Han Solo makes the gesture in Star Wars, as Reddit noticed in 2012. Daily Dot writer Miles Klee caught the Spider-Man super villain Mysterio doing it. In 2013, it appeared in a Reddit post that commanded users "lol idk just upvote." "Lol idk" seems like a fairly apt description of the shruggie's meaning, but it also doesn't begin to describe the nihilism that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ embodies today.
The Bankrupt Nihilism of Our Fallen Fantasists
"I don't particularly care for fantasy per se. What I actually cherish is something far more rare: the elevated prose poetry, mythopoeic subcreation, and thematic richness that only the best fantasy achieves, and that echoes in important particulars the myths and fables of old. This realization eliminates, at a stroke, virtually everything written under the banner of fantasy today."
The Purpose Of The Universe And Other Easy Questions
"We're not deciding that anorexia is wrong. It just IS wrong."
Time to die...
Time to play The Game. A Flash Monday tour of the absurd.
playing with the tuning knobs when the back of the appliance is in flames
The Wire is dissent; it argues that our systems are no longer viable for the greater good of the most, that America is no longer operating as a utilitarian and democratic experiment. An already-quite-good discussion about The Wire, originating in Mark Bowden's Atlantic article ('The Angriest Man in Television') and continuing through Mark Bowden's post on the show's nihilistic bleakness gets even more interesting on Matt Yglesias's blog, where the creator of the show stops by to give his opinion on what it's all supposed to mean.
Blogging, the nihilist impulse
"Bloggers are nihilists because they are 'good for nothing'. They post into Nirvana and have turned their futility into a productive force." "Blogging, the nihilist impulse," based on a lecture by Geert Lovink.
Thoroughly Rehearsed Human Combustion
Crispin Sartwell is a cryptic and sensational man. The Chair of Humanities and Sciences at the Maryland Institute College of Art, he has translated the Tao Te Ching, published philosophy papers and books, maintained pages on hip hop, founded the American Nihilist Party (and gave a speech to young Democrats urging them to reconsider their votes for John Kerry), taught courses on conjuring and illusion, etc. etc. See also his essay on the pagan cult of mathematics and his thought experiment on music.
Cheer Down With Cioran, The Big Daddy Of Miserable Bastards:
Cheer Down With Cioran, The Big Daddy Of Miserable Bastards: Grab some instant cynical nihilism from the E.M.Cioran Random Generator! Is it any wonder the late, great aphorist is so unpopular in academe? Meanwhile, in Spike Magazine, Stephen Mitchelmore is the latest in a long series of critics to try and spread the old master's noble rot.
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We will be staring up our 2016 Friday night music on April 22.
8:00 - till 10:00 ish
Bar is open every night starting Friday April 15th
Our annual moustache party will be on April 27th featuring Blue Lou and His Motley Crew.
Dinners Starting dailey on April 21st 5:00-9:00 (sorry no dinners on the 27th)
Breakfast Starting dailey on April 22nd 6:00-11:00


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If two of Broadway's enduring stars were looking to create an intimate concert in a large Broadway house, that's just what they've done in An Evening with Patti LuPone and Mandy Patinkin, which opened a limited run at the Barrymore on Monday night.
The show is the direct opposite of glitz and glamour - so down to earth, with the sole backup from pianist Paul Ford and bassist John Beal, it's hard to believe we're on Broadway.
We are, though, and back to a time when what we got, pure and simple, was pure and simple. There's barely a costume change, or a word of small talk, on a set filled with bare lights of different colors, on single poles of varying heights.


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Hong Kong Transgender Woman Wins Legal Battle For Marriage -- promo
Category: Daily Promo
/ May 13, 2013 9:43AM EDT
A transgender woman won her appeal in Hong Kong's highest court to marry her boyfriend on Monday (May 13), forcing the government to rewrite marriage laws in the city.
The Court of Final Appeal, with a majority decision of four to one, ruled that the appellant, identified as W, was in law entitled to be included as "a woman" and therefore was eligible to marry a man.
W's lawyer told reporters outside the court that the case was significant because it acknowledged the importance of human rights in Honk Kong.
W, who is in her thirties, did not appear in court nor did she meet reporters in person because she did not want to be labeled as a transgender person.
Speaking to reporters over the phone, she said the judgment signifies that she is a real woman with rights that all other women share.
She said she believes her case can trigger positive changes and bring about more tolerance for transgender people in Hong Kong.
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I'm thinking of buying this stock but I hear alot about allegations of scam and fraud. And it's supposed antivirus is marlware and trojan. Unless you're a daytrader how could one think of going long with this ? I'm asking a serious question.
Louis Navellier has this as a top pick the top mutual funds own it Morgan Stanley and others very underpriced stock


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I used to watch it alot about 2 years ago.Originally Posted by Ronan
havent watch it since.
Also, who here likes king of queens?[/QUOTE]
king of queens is really crappy! it gets old FAST!
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"giggity giggety!"
"he's quagmire, he's quagmire 'giggety, giggety lets have sex' "
I hate Photobucket
Stewie FTW! Love that show
I like Futurama better but Family Guy is amazing none the less. I am just pissed that the newer episodes try so hard to be political but fail misserably.