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DENVER – Even when the San Francisco Giants pick up a rare win at Coors Field, they still lose.
In this case, two pitchers — starter Matt Cain and reliever Santiago Casilla, who both strained their right hamstrings and will undergo MRIs to determine the severity.
Hunter Pence hit one of San Francisco's three solo homers and reliever Yusmeiro Petit threw three sharp innings after Cain left as the Giants beat the Colorado Rockies 5-1 on Wednesday night.
"The win was great," Pence said, "but it's a huge blow to lose Cain and Casilla."
Pablo Sandoval and Brandon Crawford also connected for the NL West-leading Giants, who won at this hitter friendly venue for just the fifth time in 15 games dating back to last season.
Cain had good command and was cruising along, not allowing a hit through three innings. Then, on his last pitch of the third, he felt a twinge in his hamstring.
Casilla was hurt in the ninth inning when he tried to beat out an infield hit, falling over the bag and rolling several times on the field. He was helped to the dugout by the trainers and was replaced on the mound by Jeremy Affeldt, who finished the game.
Petit (3-1) pitched effectively in Cain's place as he and four other relievers limited the best offensive team in the majors to just five hits.
Reds 2, Nationals 1
In Washington, Alfredo Simon settled down after a poor start and came back after a 61-minute rain delay to win his sixth game, allowing one run over seven innings.
Brewers 6, Braves 1
In Atlanta, Mark Reynolds hit a first-inning grand slam and Kyle Lohse combined with Francisco Rodriguez on a five-hitter as Milwaukee ended a four-game losing streak.
Marlins 14, Phillies 5
In Miami, Marcell Ozuna hit a grand slam and drove in five runs to help power the Marlins past Philadelphia.
Dodgers 4, Mets 3
In New York, Adrian Gonzalez homered for the third straight game, and Yasiel Puig and Hanley Ramirez hit back-to-back shots for Los Angeles.
Ryu Hyun-jin (4-2) came off the disabled list and pitched the Dodgers to their 11th victory in 12 meetings with the Mets dating to July 1, 2012.
Cardinals 3, D-Backs 2 (12)
In St. Louis, Arizona shortstop Chris Owings threw wildly to the plate on a bases-loaded grounder in the 12th, allowing Matt Holliday to score the winning run for the hosts.
Yankees 4, Cubs 2 (13)
In Chicago, Brendan Ryan scored off a wild pitch before John Ryan Murphy capped a two-run 13th with an RBI single as New York beat the Cubs after Chicago wasted another dominant start by Jeff Samardzija.
The Yankees scored two in the ninth against Hector Rondon to wipe out a 2-0 deficit. Samardzija pitched four-hit ball over seven innings.
New York's Ichiro Suzuki went 2-for-5 with an RBI.
Pirates 9, Orioles 8
In Pittsburgh, Tony Sanchez's tiebreaking single scored Starling Marte in the bottom of the seventh to put the Pirates ahead to stay.
Twins 2, Padres 0
In San Diego, Phil Hughes threw seven shutout innings and Trevor Plouffe homered for Minnesota.
Indians 11, Tigers 10 (13)
In Cleveland, Asdrubal Cabrera scored off Al Alburquerque's bases-loaded balk in the 13th to give the Indians a victory over Detroit.
Rangers 4, Mariners 3
In Arlington, Texas, Nick Tepesch won for the first time in more than 10 months and Choo Shin-soo hit a tie-breaking home run as the Rangers defeated Seattle.
Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 4
In Boston, Edwin Encarnacion had two homers for the second straight game as Toronto sent the Red Sox to their sixth consecutive loss.
Royals 3, White Sox 1
In Kansas City, Jeremy Guthrie, Wade Davis and Greg Holland combined on a four-hitter as the Royals rallied in the eighth inning to avoid being swept in a three-game series.
Kansas City's Norichika Aoki had two hits in four at-bats, scored a run and drove in one.
Athletics 3, Rays 2
In St. Petersburg, Florida, Brandon Moss hit a solo homer for Oakland's only hit as the Athletics took advantage of the sloppy Rays.
Angels 2, Astros 1
In Anaheim, Jered Weaver pitched a two-hitter for his first complete game in nearly two years and Albert Pujols hit a go-ahead home run in the sixth for Los Angeles.

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This has been quite a weekend for Craig Lynch, co-founder of Uptown Players. In addition to opening the company's new show, Hedwig and the Angry Inch, on Friday night, Lynch married his partner of 15 years, Phillip Hearne, on a small ceremony Sunday at the Kalita Humphreys Theater. Lynch and Hearne were among the first to head down to the courthouse on June 26 to obtain a license; they had 90 days to wed, and took care of it in plenty of time. Congrats to you both!
Congrats to Craig Lynch and Phillip Hearne!
Uptown Players announces 2015 season
Uptown Players' upcoming 2015 season will feature two major recent Tony winners, from a new comedy to a rock musical, as well as the return of a TV spoof in the Rose Room at S4 and the annual fundraising performance.
Things were more complicated for Uptown Players this time, scheduling-wise. For several years, they have shared the Kalita Humphreys Theater with the Dallas Theater Center, which moved to its new digs in Downtown's Wyly Theatre, but which is still the primary leaseholder at the Kalita. DTC mostly performs at the Wyly … mostly — not exclusively. So when DTC announced its 2014-15 schedule this spring, it threw a monkey wrench into the works: Its plays would seesaw between the venues, and the timing was going to interfere with Uptown Players' calendar.
But they worked it out, in part by starting a month early. The first show of their 2015 season will actually be in December 2014: Christmas Our Way, UP's holiday-themed Broadway Our Way fundraiser (where men sing women's songs and vice versa) will be held Dec. 11–14.
The first official show of 2015 will be Gilligan's Fire Island, another spoof by playwright/actor Jamie Morris, who was last represented onstage at the Rose Room as Julia Sugarbaker in Re-Designing Women. As the title suggests, the castaways have gotten pretty gay.
The mainstage season will arrive at the Kalita in June, starting with the wonderful comedy-drama The Nance, then the regional North Texas-produced premiere of Catch Me If You Can, the rock opera Hedwig and the Angry Inch and the new off-Broadway hit Harbor.
See the complete lineup after the jump. You can also get season tickets here.
Tony noms come out, Dallasite among nominees
It was a surprise to no one that Brian J. Smith — the North Dallas native and Quad C (now Collin Theatre) alum and Juilliard grad — received a Tony Award nomination as best featured actor in a play this morning for his role as The Gentleman Caller in the recent Broadway revival of The Glass Menagerie … certainly not me.
I first saw Smith in a Quad C production of A Clockwork Orange, and as soon as he did his next professional gig (in the ensemble of WaterTower Theatre's The Laramie Project) I set up an interview.
"I don't know why you want to interview me," Smith asked me quizzically (he was about 21 years old at the time). "Because you're going to win a Tony someday, and I want my story to be the first major story in your portfolio."
It didn't require alchemy or tea-leaf reading to figure it out. Smith was a remarkable, charismatic onstage presence from the start, and his luster ensured him of success. So I'm happy for him — and happier for everyone who sees him. He shares his nomination glory with co-stars Celia Keenan-Bolger (featured actress) and acclaimed lesbian actress Cherry Jones (leading actress). The fourth member of the cast, out actor Zachary Quinto, was overlooked in the leading actor category.
Smith will likely win the Tony, but he does have some competition, including the legendary Stephen Fry and Mark Rylance (both from Twelfth Night), plus Reed Birney (Casa Valentina) and Paul Chahidi (also Twelfth Night).
Among the big nominees this year include gay playwrights Harvey Fierstein (Casa Valentina) and Terrence McNally (Mother and Sons) going head-to-head for best play against James Lapine's Act One, John Patrick Shanley's Outside Mullingar and Robert Shenkkan's All the Way, about LBJ and starring nominee Bryan Cranston.
One of the big nominees in the musical category was the Broadway debut of the off-Broadway hit Hedwig and the Angry Inch about a transgender East German rock star, played by nominee Neil Patrick Harris.
After the jump are nominees in other major categories:
'Hedwig' finishes its rush at Bath House this weekend
It's been a while since we've seen a production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch locally. I'm not sure why — all it requires is a cross-dressing powerhouse vocalist who can be butch and femme while belting out songs about her botched gender-reassignment surgery and broken heart.
OK, maybe I am sure why. But John Cameron Mitchell's script and Stephen Trask's score are some of the edgier delights of modern theater, and you owe it to yourself to check it out if you can.
Mel Arizpe, who won the Voice of Pride competition a few years ago, plays Yitzhak (another trans character onstage) and Danny Anchondo is Hedwig in this explosive rock musical. There are only two more performances, Friday and Saturday, at the Bath House. Be sure to check it out.
Motion Picture Academy adds (gay) members
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences released its list of new members this weekend, and the gays seem to be making inroads.
Membership in the Academy is by invitation only, and it's sometimes surprised me to learn who is not already a member — especially when you know who is. (Would it surprise you to know Dakota Fanning has been a member for several years, but David Duchovny was just invited?) It normally helps if you get a nomination, which accounts for invitations this year to actors John Hawkes and Jennifer Lawrence (both nominated last year for Winter's Bone), Jesse Eisenberg (The Social Network) and Jacki Weaver (Animal Kingdom). But what I notice in this year's list isn't so much the actors, but the directors. (Members are invited as parts of "branches," meaning they get to select the nominees in that category for the Oscars each year.)
Of the eight invited directors this season, three are openly gay … and not only gay, but out-and-proud in their filmmaking.
• Lisa Cholodenko was nominated for an Oscar last year for her screenplay to The Kids Are All Right, about a lesbian couple (including Oscar nominee Annette Bening, pictured) raising their children. She was invited by writers and directors branches. Her films virtually always address gay themes, including High Art and her work on the TV series The L Word.
• Gregg Araki, the Asian-American gay filmmakers whose indie production confront serious issues of gay life, such as HIV status in The Living End. His other films include Totally Fucked Up and Mysterious Skin, his most acclaimed mainstream effort.
• John Cameron Mitchell has made only three films; his latest, Rabbit Hole, had a Hollywood star (Nicole Kidman, pictured with Mitchell) and mainstream cred. But his first two films — the transsexual rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch and the near-pornographic sexually frank indie Shortbus — pushed the limits of what you'd think the Academy would endorse.
Other nominees of interest include actors Gerard Butler (300) and Russell Brown, Jennifer Garner, Mila Kunis and Beyonce Knowles; director Tom Hooper (who just won an Oscar for The King's Speech); documentarians Ami Bar-Lev (My Kid Could Paint That) and Sebastian Junger; and writer Aaron Sorkin (Oscar winner for The Social Network).


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Wispy blond curls around a prettily freckled face gave her a waif-like appearance.
His tour groups the city's growing number of boutique roasters who are doing more with coffee than serving prettily etched cafe lattes.
She did not expire coughing prettily in the arms of her beloved but alone after years of disease and three days of agony.
Them with a simple pour of melted chocolate moments before serving; the chocolate sets up prettily as soon as it hits the ice cream.
The shooting stilled a voice whose phrases could fall prettily like a cascade of polished pebbles or well up roughly from an emotional core.
Though mainly old warehouses with prettily worn facades, a few smaller storefronts are mixed in along the retail strip.
The letters were part of a grass-roots campaign by an anti-smoking group to get Vogue to drop ads for the new, prettily packaged Camels.


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Crystal Palace take on Burnley this afternoon (Saturday) in the Championship hoping to go into the international break on the end of a remarkable turnaround in fortunes.
Since the 2-1 win over Sheffield Wednesday at the beginning of September, Dougie Freedman's men have gone six games unbeaten.
Avoiding defeat against the men from Turfmoor would put the seal on a fine run and leave confidence soaring when they return to Championship action against London rivals Millwall.
Freedman said: "When I took the job over 18 to 20 months ago we played Burnley and they were by far the better team, and I knew that we had a long way to go.
"Now I am going into this game quite confident that we are a match for them.
"They have spent a bit of money, Charlie Austin is a top player, and they have spent on Kieran Trippier and Jason Shackell at the back.
"But our development programme means we're an even match now and we don't have to fear them. If we can perform at our potential it is a winnable game."


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A multi-level model of global decision-making: Developing a composite global frame-of-reference
As organizations globalize their operations, managers are finding that making decisions in a global context is more complex. This research develops a multi-level model that examines the influence of group, organizational and society points of reference on managerial decision-making. Reference Point Theory (RPT) is employed as a foundation for a multi-level global decision-making process. The basic premise of RPT is that global managers need to match global environmental conditions with certain reference points. Yet the more dynamic the environment, the greater the risk associated with misinterpreting the appropriate reference points for making global decisions.
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Satanic Story Time - Episode 29 – "The Fall of the House of Usher" with Special Guest Andrew Graves
Satanic Story Time presents episode 29 – "The Fall of the House of Usher" from Escape. The Devil's Tuning Fork: Abaddon Andy has a poem for us entitled, "House on Haunted Hill". The Devil's Workshop: I have an Escape episode for you entitled, "The Fall of the House of Usher". The Devil Is In the Details: We dive headlong into the story, "The Fall of the House of Usher", written by Edgar Allan Poe for Escape's old time horror radio and comb over the peculiar details surrounding the story of "The Fall of the House of Usher". Mail Bats: I read fan mail from four of our listeners and answer questions as they come in. We are also afforded the opportunity to hear the Top Seven Things that listeners of Satanic Story Time would like to find in a second-hand store, David Letterman style. I co-host this show with Andrew A. Graves. He writes poetry and endeavors to have a book of poetry published before the year is out. He paints too and has his paintings for sale.
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Born in South Africa, Jack Diamond received his Bachelor of Architecture degree, with Distinction, at the University of Cape Town. At the University of Cape Town, Mr. Diamond was awarded the Thornton White Prize for design, an Italian State Bursary and the Marley Scholarship. He furthered his education at Oxford University, where he received a Master's degree in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, in addition to earning a rugby blue.
Mr. Diamond received his second graduate degree, a Master of Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, where he was awarded the Graham Foundation Scholarship.
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Durban - Estcourt police are searching for suspects in the murders in Wembezi of three people, including a 9-year-old child, at the weekend.
Acting MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison, Dr Sibongiseni Dhlomo, has condemned the slayings, and called on the community to assist police in their investigations.
"If anyone has any information on the incident or whereabouts of the suspects, please contact the police immediately," Dhlomo said.
Phakamani Ndlovu, 29, Nhlanhla Dlamini, 29, and their son, Luyanda Dlamini, 9, were gunned down at their home at VQ Section in Wembezi by unknown gunmen on Sunday.
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VILNIUS, Lithuania (2013 FIBA U19 World Championship for Women) – The draw for the 2013 FIBA U19 World Championship for Women was held in Vilnius on Thursday, ahead of this summer's tournament that will take place in Lithuania from 18-28 July.
The 16 teams, hailing from all five of FIBA's Continental Zones, were divided into four groups of four teams for the Preliminary Round (18-20 July), played in a standard round-robin format.
Group A: Brazil, Serbia, Korea, Russia
Group B: Argentina, Japan, Spain, Australia
Group C: Canada, France, Netherlands, Senegal
Group D: Mali, USA, Lithuania, China
The three top placed teams from each group will qualify for the Eight-Final Round (22-24 July), which consists of two groups of six. In this round, each team will face the three new teams in their group. Cido Arena (Panevezys) and Svyturio Arena (Klaipeda) will host the Preliminary and Eight-Final Rounds.
The top eight teams from the Eight-Final Round will advance to the Final Round which will be staged at Svyturio Arena. The Quarter-Finals will be on Friday 26 July, with the Semi-Finals following on Saturday 27 July and the Finals on Sunday 28 July.
The USA will go to Lithuania as the defending champions, having won their fifth consecutive U19 Women gold medal in Puerto Montt, Chile in 2011. They beat Spain in the Final, while Brazil edged out Australia in the Bronze Medal Game.
The FIBA U19 World Championship for Women is where the stars of tomorrow are born. Past editions of the tournament have seen a number of international stars in the making, including Diana Taurasi, Erika de Souza and Eva Viteckova (2001); Lauren Jackson, Lijie Miao and Hamchetou Maiga Ba (1997); Janeth Arcain and Lisa Leslie (1989) and more recently Elizabeth Cambage (2009).
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Specialty Tours offered at James Madison's Montpelier
Montpelier Introduces New Specialty Tours!
Visitors can now enjoy three new specialty tours that will be offered daily and include visits to the mansion, as well as to less traveled locations such as the mansion cellars, Mr. Madison's Temple, and Montpelier's special collection galleris. Discover a new Montpelier today!
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LONDON (Oct. 13)
The Royal Society of Musicians has turned down participation in a pension fund for indigent professional musicians because the donor specified that such aid could not be given to Jewish musicians, it was learned here today.
The fund of 22,000 pounds ($61,600) was contributed by the estate of the late John Archibald to the Agnes Baker Fund for Musicians. Although the Royal Society refused to participate in the fund because its prohibition against Jews violated the society's constitution, the London Orchestral Sick Fund has appointed three trustees to administer the fund. Some of the London group's members have expressed opposition to the move.


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Yep, I'm still dreaming. Dare to Dream – that's my motto! I read an article in Classroom Leadership and it ties right in with my post yesterday. The article is Bridging the Gap
by Darrell "Coach D" Andrews. He talks about those "ah-ha" moments when
everything connects and you see true learning taking place. A quote
from his article:
In math, for example, we learn that if A=B and B=C, then
A=C. Tell students they can use this skill to make better life choices:
if Hanging out with the wrong crowd = Missing classes and Missing
classes = Dropping out of school, then Hanging out with the wrong crowd =
Dropping out of school. This kind of critical thinking can help students
assess the effects of their choices.
Now how about using weblogs in those math high school classes and let the students make their own if A=B and B=C, then A=C connections? Wouldn't that make for some good reading and commenting? I like it!
Then the author gave the following examples to make it work in the classroom:
You can help students make links between learning and life by
doing some of the following:
- Start a schoolwide dream initiative. This jumpstarts the focus of
connecting dreams to education and creates a support system for students to
embrace the concept and make the right choices.
- Make a dream poster. This provides a visual representation of the
future students want and the steps they need to take to achieve it.
- Write a dream speech or newspaper headline. This exercise allows
students to look into the future and write about what they see themselves
accomplishing. As a follow-up exercise, they would write the steps they need to
take to achieve this dream.
- Fill-in-the-blank survey. You can create a survey that the student
would complete talking about her future. For example:
When I become 25, I would like to ___________________ with
my life. I would like to do this because________________. I need to
________________ while I am in school because ________________________.
It's important to help students make connections between
today's education and tomorrow's ambition. When they do so, there is a higher
level of enthusiasm about school and students make choices that will result in
more promising futures.
This would be great starters for the school-wide weblog seeking out student voices!I sure like the connections Coach D
is making! I read that he will be presenting "Building Bridges,
Breaking Barriers: Connecting Dreams to Education" at the 2005 ASCD
Annual Conference. Wish I could attend and hear his talk. Let's get him


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The result of the discussion was MOTHERFUCKIN' KEEP.
edit Favorite Sayings
Im sick of these mother fucking Snakes on this Mother fucking Plane,
Im sick of these mother fucking Goodfellas in this Mother fucking Goodfellas,
Im sick of these mother fucking Menaces in this Mother fucking Society,
Im sick of these mother fucking Shafts in this Mother fucking SHAFTS,
Im sick of these mother fucking Super Suits in this Mother fucking Incredibles,
Im sick of these mother fucking Iron Man in this Mother fucking Universe,
Im sick of these mother fucking Jumpers in this Mother fucking Earth,
Im sick of these mother fucking Bruce Willis in these Mother fucking Die Hards,
Im sick of these mother fucking Sharks in these Mother fucking Deep Blue Sea,
Im sick of these mother fucking Jedi's in this Mother fucking Star Wars,
Im sick of these mother fucking John Cusaks in this Mother fucking Fridge,
Im sick of these mother fucking Perms in this Mother fucking Pulp Fiction,
Im sick of these mother fucking Dinosaurs in this Mother fucking Jurassic Park.
Donanted by the University Of Jackson L. Samuel
I am sick of these motherfucking quotes in this mother fucking section!
"Donanted" By Sick mother fucker
--Skulze92 03:14, 5 August 2009 (UTC)Say what again, SAY WHAT AGAIN; I dare you, I double dare you motherfucker; say what one more god damn time
--Skulze92 03:14, 5 August 2009 (UTC)Does Marcellus look like a bitch, motherfucker?
edit What about all the motherfucking video games Samuel L Jackson stars in?
- Motherfucker bros
- Motherfuckers dream land
- The legend of motherfucker
- Smash Motherfuckers
- Motherfucker Gear Solid (SNAKE! SNAAAAAAAAAAAAAKEEEEEEE! ANSWER ME MOTHERFUCKING SNAAAAAAAAAKEEEEEES (on a plane))
- Duke Motherfucker 3d
- Rise of the Motherfucker
- Beneath a steel motherfucker
- Motherfucker-man
- Ms.Motherfucker
- Bump and motherfucking jump
- Double motherfucker
- Street fighter 2: Motherfucking edition
- Street fighter 2: Hyper motherfucking
- MotherfuckingTris
- Dr.Moth erfucker
- Mighty Morphin Mother fuckers (goes into the movie or series section as well)
- Sonic the motherfucker
- Teenage mutant mother fuckers (same about the above above)
- Motherfucker's of War
- Call of Motherfucker 4: Motherfucking Warefare
- Final Motherfucker
- Motherfuckers of Rage
- Virtua Motherfucker
- Art of Motherfucking
- The Last Motherfucker
- Motherfucker Shodown
- Guilty Motherfucker
- Motherfucker Fantasia
- BlazBlue: Calamity Motherfucker
- Motherfucker May Cry
- The King of Motherfuckers
- Garou: Mark of the Motherfuckers
- Savage Motherfucker
- Motherfucker Encounter (aka Kizuna Motherfucker)
- Burning Motherfucker (aka Motherfucking Fight)
- King of the Motherfuckers
- Soul Motherfucker
- Motherfuckers into Dreams
- Motherfucker Instinct
- Motherfucker Kombat
- Motherfucker Wars (aka Sakura Motherfuckers)
- Variable Motherfucker
- Motherfuckken
- Eternal Motherfuckers
- Shenmotherfucker
- Motherfucker Battle Coliseum
- Motherfucker Kings (aka Devil Motherfuckers)
- Dynasty Motherfuckers
- Samurai Motherfuckers
Consoles created in his motherfucking honor:
- Motherfucker station
- Motherfucker 64
- Nintendo
- Nintendo Motherfucking system
- Motherfucker mega drive
- Motherfucker boy
- Virtual motherfucker
- Motherfucker Geo
- Motherfucker-box
- Motherfuckerboy advance
- Atari 26... MOTHERFUCKER!
- Motherfucker cube
- Motherfucker box 360 Motherfucker
- Motherfucker station 2 AND 3, MOTHERFUCKER
edit SUGESSTION!!!!!!!!!!
I think everything on the page should be in CAPITAL LETTERS, just like how Jackson YELLS IN ALL HIS MOVIES. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs)
- Oh shit, I was just thinking that... --22.214.171.124 00:11, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
edit Canadian free zone
Canadians killing Samuel L. Jackson removed because NO ONE CAN KILL SAMUEL L. JACKSON. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 22.214.171.124 (talk • contribs)
- Yes, Canadians deserve to die, and I hope they burn in Hell!! —The preceding unsigned comment was added by DiZ (talk • contribs)
Ever been to Canada? Get smoked out for free by hippies every time. People who trash talk Canada are a big waste of my life.
edit Snakes on a Plane ?
damn i am about to fuck all these snakes on the plane 11:06, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
That is exactly what I was thinking - anon. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs)
edit Dave Chappell
Why is there so much Chappells Show stuff on here? That whole 2nd paragraph may as well be taken out of the script of the Chappells show. Thats kinda cheesey dont ya think? Somebody should fix it and make it more "original" --Vermont 15:44, 22 August 2006 (UTC)
Because Chappelle is motherfucking funny you motherfucker!
edit die hard: with a vengance
that movie should also be added. although in this case it should be DIE HARD: WITH A MOTHERFUCKER or something of the sort —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 126.96.36.199 (talk • contribs)
- Well, add it then. No-one's stopping you, you lazy motherfucker. -- Sir Codeine K·H·P·B·M·N·C·U·Bu. · (Harangue) 20:05, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
Random piss from a drunko
Fuck Hard: With a Mother Groundhog day = Motherfucker day Indiana Jones = The last motherfucker Death of a motherfucker = (death of a president... bush) The day the motherfucker stood still = The the earth stood still Bruce allmotherfucker (bruce allmighty) 300 Motherfucker`s Kill motherfucking bill Iron Motherfucker Motherfuckers on a plane Batman: Legend of the Dark motherfucker... how suiting lol Motherfucker forever Its a plane, its a bird! NO its a motherfucker! Dragon ball M(other fucker) The ninth motherfucking gate With all your fuckers combined, i am CAPTAIN MOTHER! GOOOOOO MOTHERFUCKER! Even more motherfucking snakes on the motherfucking plane (Mofo 2) Star wars 3: revenge of the motherfucker Motherfucker the series Milf hunters: motherfucker edition
edit President of Alaska and Random humor
I think the thing about him bein prez of alaska takes a lot of funny away from the article, its random without being funny; only way to fix this and make it funnier is by deleting the alaska reference or editting the alaska article so that it mentions Sam Jackson being the mothafucking president of it. --Whimsickal 19:50, 2 October 2006 (UTC)
edit Filmography
Can we try to put the filmography in chronological order, maybe even clean it up a bit? Judgement 05:08, 9 October 2006 (UTC)
Me,Myself and muthafucker would be a nice addition to filmography........
edit Trivia section
The trivia section needs some serious cleaning up. It's random without being funny, and it barely takes care of the random part. --fish 03:10, 23 November 2006 (UTC)
edit Profanity
There's a line between clever and stupid with all of the "motherfuckers" floating around. Clean that shit up, son. Judgement 07:11, 27 December 2006 (UTC)
- I agree, but the "HOW'S IT TASTE, MOTHER FUCKER?!?" caption is pretty funny. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Roman Dog Bird (talk • contribs)
- Hey, this motherfucker can't spell "profanity" either!
edit Chingo De Madre
Chingo De Madre is (bad) Spanish for "Motherfucker" (literally "fucker of mother").
Hence I thought I was being clever by doing a pun on The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, to wit The Treasure of the Chingo De Madre. However someone has now decided to dumb this down by changing it to The Treasure of the Sierra Motherfucker. Hence I have decided to dumb things down even further, by going to the trouble of explaining my jokes.
What a motherfucker!
--Zonk69 15:22, 1 February 2007 (UTC)
- While I get what you were going for, wouldn't it be more appropriate in a parody of "E Tu Mama Tambien"? Such a title is entirely spanish, instead of just partly. In addition, "Sierra Madre" is the name of a place, and you need the "Sierra" to help show what the original title was.
- No need to be an elitist motherfucker. :P --Judgement 04:05, 2 February 2007 (UTC)
Besides, Chingo de madre is really stupid... even for the few of us that speak motherfucking spanish.
edit Rewrite
"Rewrite" doesn't mean "add more movies to the filmography". We need to seriously revamp the body of this article. --Judgement 22:14, 5 February 2007 (UTC)
- A bit more biography would help this one out - plus "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Motherfucker". Sorry but I think it has merit.
--R syme 23:21, 7 March 2007 (UTC)
- I was just going to say: Crouching Snake, Hidden Motherfucker. Yes. I smella sequal a'brewin.--AmericanBastard 00:38, 4 September 2007 (UTC)
edit Samuel L . Jackson quotes
Perhaps the quotes by Jackson should be put in a sub section, rather than at the top of the page. Otherwise, it'll just turn into what Snakes on a Plane used to be with a hundred quotes bombarding the top of the page.--Vladimir Leonov 00:22, 5 March 2007 (UTC)
edit Alaska Reference
I know we can all agree this is an unneeded section. Why don't we replace the line "president of alaska" with "president of antartica. Why do you think its the only motherfucking country with no motherfucking snakes?"--Skyl3lazer 19:48, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
- Maine would work too. Also no motherfucking snakes. --Sir Judgement F@H UmP VFH {talk} 13:40, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
- Either way, the page is locked now, can someone who can change it, change it?--Skyl3lazer 01:07, 4 April 2007 (UTC)
Cool Hand Motherfucker (1967) would be a nice addition to the filmography. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Malinovski (talk • contribs)
edit Page move
Moved! --Samuel L. Mothafuckin' Jackson 19:16, 19 December 2007 (UTC)
edit Has anyone...
Has anyone by any chance noticed that this article isnt even remotely funny.
- I DARE you to tell that to Samuel L. Jackson.--Paige 16:24, 2 June 2008 (UTC)
- Yeah, I DOUBLE DARE YOU!!! Does Samuel Jackson look like a bitch to you? --Gilgal1(Talk to me bitch!!!)02:45, 3 June 2008 (UTC)
sum dumbass ruined d article,n even separated d snakes on a plane part...it sucks now
edit photoshop
Does anyone have that one photoshop "Samuel L Jacksons On A Samuel L Jackson Starring Samuel L Jackson"?--Raiespio 17:11, 1 March 2008 (UTC)
edit Quit It!
Guys, quit adding more crap involving the word Mothafuckin'. It screws up the article. --Meganew POST NOW!!! 12:19, 11 January 2009 (UTC)


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THEATRICAL THROWBACK THURSDAY: Joan Rivers On Broadway - Streisand, Simon, Shakespeare & SALLY MARR
Today we are turning our attention to a world famous comedienne currently in the spotlight unfortunately due to her life-threatening health crisis, the one and only Joan Rivers.
Joan & The Paycock
Stand-up comedy is certainly as bare-bones, basic and outright terrifying as live performance gets - a performer all alone with an audience, with just a microphone and a stage apron separating them - yet Joan Rivers showed off a whole new set of theatrical skills in 1994 when she took on the Herculean challenge of writing and headlining her own one-woman show, SALLY MARR... AND HER ESCORTS. Based on the true story and real life of the mother of caustic, controversial comedian Lenny Bruce, SALLY MARR... was actually the third time Rivers made an appearance in a dramatic role on the Great White Way - previously, in 1988, Rivers committed to a rapturously-received stint in the Neil Simon hit BROADWAY BOUND, while she started off her career in a stage comedy penned by her eventual husband and father to her only child, Edgar Rosenberg, titled FUN CITY in the 1960s. Although both roles showcased Rivers's inclination towards comedy, it was in SALLY MARR... that Rivers finally got the chance to show her dramatic chops naked and unadorned in a compelling, original, brand new role. Alas, the run was to be short-lived.
SALLY MARR... ran for only 50 performances on the Great White Way 20 years ago, but Rivers considers it a career highlight to this very day nonetheless. Rivers herself spoke to me at length about the play in our InDepth InterView last year, relating, "Playing that show is my favorite thing out of everything I've ever wrote. I absolutely love it - I love doing it." Additionally, Rivers related, "It's a great part - oh, God, every actress should grab that part and run with it!" Plus, Rivers shed some light on an abandoned film adaptation, as well, sharing, "Well, Bette Midler optioned it for a movie, but then she dropped it. I thought, 'Oh! Mistake! Big mistake!'"
When questioned about eventual Best Actress In A Play winner Diana Rigg ultimately taking home the prize at the TONY AWARDS that year, Rivers told me, "Well, listen, they gave it to somebody whose play was scheduled to close - and did close - like three weeks after the Tony Awards. So, what is that all about? You hand the Tony to somebody and their play closes three weeks later because it is a limited engagement. They would not extend." Rivers elaborated, "I still love the Tonys, but I do think there should be certain rules put in place that they shouldn't award shows that are scheduled to close two weeks after they give the awards out... Listen, what the Tonys really are about is PR for Broadway, anyway - that's what they are really about."
At the time, Rivers also confirmed that she intended to bring SALLY MARR... back to Broadway in the near future - which is certainly something fans can look forward to following her recovery from her recent bout with bad health after a routine medical procedure went awry late last week. "I'll tell you what - and I am not making a joke - I am coming back to do Sally Marr...[AND HER ESCORTS] one night a week. I can't do it every day because of JOAN & MELISSA filming and FASHION POLICE filming - and, now, I have IN BED WITH JOAN filming. So, I want to do it once a week every week in New York," she said at the time, adding that the show had been significantly revised since its debut and also revealing at the time, "We already found a theater - on Broadway. It's a little theater, so it is going to be a pop-up theater for the show."
Furthermore, during our 2013 conversarion Rivers spoke extensively about her early theatre work in New York - including candid memories of starring opposite a young Barbra Streisand in an edgy, early Off-Broadway production, no less. The interview excerpt pertaining to her theatre work follows:
PC: Barbra Streisand famously appeared this year and I was curious if you could recount your experiences working with her on an Off-Broadway play, DRIFTWOOD, back in 1959.
JR: Of course I will. What do you want to know? I can tell you that it originally started off being written for Geraldine Page and Ralph Meeker, who, then, apparently read the script and turned it down.
PC: Geraldine Page didn't dig it?
JR: Well, apparently she was a good reader!
PC: It wasn't the best play, I take it?
JR: It wasn't the best. She was smart not to do it. So, we did it Off-Broadway - Barbra was still in high school at the time, so you can imagine how many people they tried to cast in it first.
PC: It wasn't a hot property, I take it?
JR: It wasn't. So, Barbra got the part and they couldn't find a guy to play one of the parts, so I said, "Why not make them lesbians?" And, so, that was it - that's what we did.
PC: That was very progressive for 1959, even Off-Broadway.
JR: It was. But, nobody saw us because nobody came to see us! [Laughs.]
PC: What a shame! It ran for nine weeks, right?
JR: Nine weeks would be being very generous, I think! They were giving lots and lots of tickets away, hanging around on street corners.
PC: What were some roles you played during that era?
JR: I was in JUNO & THE PAYCOCK Off-Broadway. I was in a play by N. Richard Nash - oh, God, I'm forgetting the title. I did a lot of stuff back then. I remember I auditioned for OUR TOWN, but I didn't get it. But, yeah, I really auditioned for everything - it was all about Broadway to me. Broadway, Broadway, Broadway.
PC: Did you ever take on a Shakespeare role?
JR: I actually got accepted to a big Shakespearean company in the Midwest and I remember getting in and being so excited, but then deciding not to go and instead I went to typing school.
PC: Do you regret that decision?
JR: Well, I did do some Shakespeare in college - I did OTHELLO.
PC: No way! Who did you play?
JR: I think I was the only Emelia in history with a New York accent.
PC: Now, that is funny!
JR: I was! I love going to Shakespeare-In-The-Park still to this day - I go to that every year and I love it. I wish I had done that once.
So, now, go back to 1994 and see clips of Joan Rivers in SALLY MARR... AND HER ESCORTS (beginning at 2:50).
What has been your absolute favorite Joan Rivers performance to date, whether onstage or on screen? Do you prefer her as an actress or a stand-up performer? Furthermore, would you be interested in seeing her back on Broadway sometime soon? Let us all send our best energy and positive vibes into the universe in wishing her a speedy recovery - and another Broadway bow, too.


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TYRELL Hatton will tee off at The Open Championship this week after his most impressive performance as a professional golfer.
He finished in a tie for fourth place in a star-studded Scottish Open yesterday to snatch one of the three remaining places available at Hoylake.
Hatton, who will now drive up to Liverpool tonight for two days practice before Thursday's tee off, said: "There was a lot of pressure on yesterday's round.
"It's one of the biggest tournaments on the European Tour, there was a world class field and then you've got qualifying spots at The Open.
"But I'm pretty happy with well I played. It's my rookie year so it's pretty much all new to me. It's quite easy to fall apart but I thought I dealt with the pressure quite well."
The Scottish Open is the established dress-rehearsal for The Open and traditionally attracts a fine field, and this year was no different with 23 of the world's top 60 playing including American stars Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler.
But Hatton, who is from Marlow and a member at Harleyford, beat most of them as his final round 68, under intense pressure, secured the biggest cheque of his career - nearly £120,000 - and his spot at the third major of the year.
He needed to finish inside the top ten and as one of the three highest non-qualified players to book his place at Hoylake and was well-placed after opening rounds of 69 and 71.
His big move came on Saturday though, when six birdies in a five-under par score of 66 moved him up into a tie for fourth.
But with a night to sleep on it, Hatton might have been expected to fall away on the last day.
Three birdies and no drops on his front nine moved him up to ten under par though, and he held it together over the final nine holes to hold on to that score.
He said: "I didn't have a clue where I was laying for a spot in The Open. I was just focussing on trying to make some birdies and finish as high as possible.
"I'm really pleased with fourth. I think it's my best result since turning professional. I did finish second in the Joburg Open but there was a world class field [at the Scottish Open]."


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The best part about this news is that Time has promised that the magazines will not simply be scans of the print versions, but will be apps designed specifically for each platform. Currently, only Sports Illustrated is being released on multiple platforms, while Time, People and InStyle are all iPad only. The other 17 titles on the way are: All You, Coastal Living, Cooking Light, Entertainment Weekly, Essence, Fortune, Golf, Health, Money, People en Espagnol, People Style Watch, Real Simple, Southern Living, Sports Illustrated for Kids, This Old House, and Time for Kids.
This should be impressive if Time can pull it off, because digital publishing is a completely different beast to that of print. It will be very interesting to see how this all works out, because the lure of tablet specific apps definitely sounds much better than just glorified PDFs.


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World's Largest Beer Tasting Breaks Guinness World Record at Santa Anita Park
Tasters toast to the World's Largest Beer Tasting.
Sarah Bennett
If you think your parties are legendary, try being a part of the record-breaking party that sat trackside at Santa Anita Park on Saturday, Feb. 22.
An estimated 565 people were on hand for what will soon be confirmed by Guinness World Records as the World's Largest Beer Tasting, an epic toast that is expected to oust the current record held by The Oast House in the UK, which hosted a 322-participant beer tasting in August 2013.
565 simultaneously-drinking beer fans may not seem as impressive a number of people than, say, the 50,000 that attend and tasted beer at the Great American Beer Festival, but specific regulations must be followed in order for it to qualify as an official record-breaker.
Firstly, the tasting must be blind (meaning no one is allowed to know the beer they are drinking until afterward), there must also be multiple beers sampled, and every person must be drinking the same beer at the same time. This rules out most beer festivals where tasting is a free-for-all and everyone knows - depending on how many they've had before - what they're putting in their cup.
The beer that helped make history.
Sarah Bennett
With these rules in mind, the 80-year-old horse racetrack turned a regular season race day into World Record Breaker Day and partnered with Yelp to invite its Los Angeles East Elites and their guests to the private blind tasting.
Despite the racetrack's newly implemented craft beer program - which this month features Eagle Rock's Manifesto Wit and Revolution Pale on draft in the Club House bar - the three beers sampled during the record-breaking attempt turned out to be anticlimactic macros: Stella, Shock Top and Shock Top's cloyingly sweet chocolate wit.
Regardless of which beers were used for the making of history, those who stayed after the World's Largest Beer Tasting to watch the ponies race were given a sign of appreciation from the turf gods - a California-bred horse named Ambitious Brew beat out other favorites to win the contentious Sensational Star Stakes race.
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Aint that just amazing? ;)
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Pretty good.
This would be a great song to use in a flash movie or game. Probably somewhere in the introduction or credits, but even during the animation itself would be really good. (Looks like it was used in a flash submission anyway)
A little bit of it sounds a little off for some reason, but other than a few odds and ends here and there it sounds pretty good. Great job and especially as a first submission to newgrounds. Did you play the guitar yourself or did you use a program?
Thanks for the review! I play guitar, but this is made through a program, don't have the right equipment to start recording through real instruments, yet. :P
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I wonder if most of your songs were like this, what would people think of you? :3
Heh, yeah, the old classics still kickass, cept in quality of sound, review much appriciated!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Nice song.
This would be great in a video game!
Sure would, thanks for the review!
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I have been scrolling through your music and have noticed you are a "looper". To tell you the truth, I dont like "looping" music that much. I just think that there should other stuff to add, then just the same old beat over and over again.
I have been searching throguh your music and I have found some songs at least over a minute, which are the one that I like. The ones over a minute are ones that have more power and great sounds in it!
This song is good, despite it is one of those tunes that an get stuck in your head for awhile. Good Job!
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Loops have a small size are great for using in flash, i made tons of loops since the audio portal is supposed to be a recource for flash artists ... i prefer longer tracks too though ...
Im glad you liked this! Its one of my first but its still one of my favorites too. :)
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The honourable game of slapdash has been played in secondary schools across the world for many a decade, and is now infiltrating down to primary and even nursery level. It is a very simple game at heart, as it only has two objectives — one player, known as the aggressor, must slap the other, called the victim, and then run as fast as they can to win a point and avoid potential injury, death, or sandwich filling. Traditionally, the first player to four points is the winner, though in some countries a last man standing policy has been adopted whereby the first victim to kill their aggressor wins the match, as well as a complimentary twenty year jaunt to the ultra-clean land of metal and soap.
edit Gameplay
The game was named slapdash due to the two main parts of the game, the aggressor "slapping" the victim and then "dashing" for his life. This is the basic approach to the game, and mastering these two key elements will make a great slapdashite out of a player. However, many advanced techniques have been invented in order to take gameplay to the next level
There are many different versions of these strategies that make winning games of slapdash much easier. Of course, most teenagers haven't the brain cells to comprehend the word strategy, let alone use one, but the ones that do have a huge inherent advantage. There is the pinch-hitter strategy, whereby the aggressor hits the victim as lightly as possible in order to get away quicker (and possibly to anger the victim less, leading to an easier getaway). Another strategy is the tank strategy, where you try and hit the victim as hard as possible in order to injure, kill, or wedgie them. This is the strategy favoured by the brutes of the playground, as it coincides with their daily routines, as well as their caveman-esque heads.
edit History
A rudimentary, more violent form of slapdash, known as "tag", has been played in school playgrounds since the sixteenth century. However, as ceaseless bureaucracy swept the lands in the 1900s, it was thought to be imperative to streamline the game, and make sure there was a clear winner. The little kids, however, did not want to lose their precious game of tag; in 1931, a truce was agreed, and thus slapdash was created to take the role of the bureaucratic children's game.
However, it did not become accepted as a game worth of playground hijinks for a long time. Parents, worried about their social status, and children, – shockingly – worried about their parent's social status (the first time in recorded history that a child has ever given a crap about a parent), both rejected the idea of a game that could affect those not playing it. As time wore on, and countries degenerated into glorified Arena Fighting matches, it was played more and more, until it finally became the second most played game in schools (behind Shotgun).
This popularity finally came to a head in 1993, when a record 4,823,044 people played the game daily. This overwhelmed hospitals both nationally and internationally, resulting in the bed shortages still commonly seen today. It has often been said that, in a choice between a dying baby and someone who needed treatment for a slapdash attack, those madmen in white coats will take the gamer in all cases except heat death.
There have been attempts by some British schools to introduce a spin-off game, happyslapdash, where the aggressor has a team-mate recording the initial slap, with points awarded for correct camera placement and stylistic approach work. Unfortunately, since British teenagers do not know the definition of style, no extra points were awarded, and thus happyslapdash died out quickly.
edit Slapdash today
Slapdash is still intensely popular today, especially among high school students, who see it as a way of expending energy without the threat of death, arrest or any kind of effort whatsoever. It also piqués the curiosity of those who like a fair fight, as, due to the nature of the opening stages of the game, it often devolves into all out warfare, complete with mass prodding and the odd nuke.
Part of its unique appeal is the game's innate ability to exact revenge on people it doesn't like. For example, say a "cool" (read insanely nerdy) player decides to show off to his colleagues on the first turn. Unlike in most games, where they would get away and possibly get adulation for this most corny of crimes, in slapdash there is usually a tendency for these people to get a comeuppance in a humorous, slapstick, often vampiric manner (one of the most popular chasing techniques, the "throb'n'suck", was based on this fact).
edit Competitions
There have, given the mass bureaucratic background of the game, been many official slapdash tournaments, ranging from inter-school competitions to the O'Slapsticks, an event for amateur slapdashers worldwide. There have been many reports of underhand deals at these events, but these are shrugged off monthly by the OOSS (Official Organisation of the Suits of Slapdash, natively Organisation Officielle des Costumès du Tiretclaque) as frivolous, mainly due to the fact that "the teenagers who star at slapdash will not, under any circumstances, take an offer of money while there is the opportunity of ice-cream to be won". Ice-cream, incidentally, is the main prize for winning an O'Slapstick event, in no small part due to Walls' 150-year sponsorship of the event, worth approximately £8/year, more than enough to fund the rundown field on which the event is based.


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Sondra Prentice has joined Nick Carrington's investment firm. She brings many clients, a can-do attitude and more than a little sexual attraction. Mixing business with pleasure is always a risky, but Nick wants much more than simple pleasure. He wants Sondra's submission.
This is a great short story about the beginnings of a D/s relationship. The dialogue is just a tad stilted at times, but otherwise the writing flows easily around well-developed characters and hot steamy sex. I enjoyed being a witness to Sondra and Nick's beginning.
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Does Sondra know what she is getting into with Nick, her boss? Not really but she is up to the challenge. Some parts of the story were hot but I was left wanting more, more details of the props and techniques used. I am hoping that the next book, has more of everything in it and then some.
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As Microsoft continues their battle with Piracy, they have disclosed that one in five, or 22% of Windows installations are not genuine. Surprised? WGA (Windows Genuine Advantage) started back in July of 2005 and has given Microsoft a good idea of how many people are using counterfeit copies. They have validated 512 million PCs since WGA was started, and along with those 114 million copies that were counterfeit, an additional 56,000 users have gone to Microsoft to report that they were using a copy that wasn't legitimate. Microsoft's policy in that situation is to give the user a free replacement copy of Windows. WGA as many of you know, requires users to validate their operating system before they are able to get updates.
With Vista and Office release dates just around the corner, Microsoft is stepping up their effort to put a stop to piracy that costs them a lot in lost revenue! Their new campaign is called Genuine Fact Files, and they're turning to comic strips to help them out. These black and white comics show the evils of software piracy, and have already been displayed in Italy, France, Indonesia, Australia, The United Arab Emirates, Brazil, and the UK. They'll be appearing in the US shortly. I haven't been able to come up with a version in English yet, but just for the sake of seeing what it look like, one version is pictured below.
Microsoft is also hoping that their online "Test Drive" for Windows Vista, and the preview for Office 2007 will be enough to satisfy those who want to try out the operating system before buying. Sometimes that excuse is the reason for using a pirated copy of software.
Piracy is by no means a new thing in the software industry. In fact, here's a video that the Software Publisher Association put out back in 1992 with their anti-software piracy campaign called "Don't Copy that Floppy." There's no need for me to explain, just watch… :)
Returning to Vista, in case you're thinking about purchasing the OEM version of Vista, the picture below shows what you'll get. It's the same ole' Vista minus the fancy packaging. Remember, typically when you purchase the OEM version, you must purchase hardware along side of it. This is because OEM is licensed for new computer purchases only.
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TMAH Si Etching at SNF
This process module describes TMAH Silicon etching at SNF.
Silicon Etching Using TMAH at SNF
Etching Si.
Please note that by using clean quartzware the wafers may be brought back to a clean state.
wbflexcorr-3 and -4
Time of Execution:
Depends on the depth of the etch. There is an approximate 30 minute set-up time.
Step Summary:
20% TMAH at 95-100C etches about 1.2um/min.
Detailed Procedure:
Please see TMAH Etching of Silicon for more details on the etching procedure.
Please see Wet Bench Flexcorr-3 and-4 for more information on the wet bench.
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What do you need to make the face pack?
- Moong Dal [Green Gram] powder - 2 table spoon
- Curd / Milk - To make it into a loose paste
- Lemon juice - few drops
- Milk skin [If you like] - It is a skin like layer that is formed on top of milk while heating it. A stage before we get malai/clotted cream.
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How to make the pack?
Mix all the above mentioned ingredients well. Make it into a paste. Take a face-pack brush and apply it evenly on your face, neck and arms if needed. Cover the areas where you want to remove your tan. Leave the pack until it dries completely. Do not talk or make any facial expressions once the pack is tight on your skin. Wash it after it gets dried all over. You can see a soft and glowing skin in an instance. :)
One can use this pack everyday as it does not cause any harm at all. I use it everyday evening. If you feel your skin is really dull or you got tanned recently then this is the best time for you to try this.
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- Milk/curd in the pack moisturizes the skin. If you have really oily skin then add less milk and more water.
- The effect is visible immediately.
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- Quick and easy pack that can be made with simple ingredients available at home.
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The Leeds star came under fire for turning down the chance to kick at goal when his side trailed by just two points with five minutes to go.
A successful penalty would have tied the scores at 22-22 and at least earned the Rhinos a second bite of the cherry in a replay next month.
But Sinfield chose to run the ball and saw his team come up short when Bradford's defence held firm under severe pressure.
"I can understand what Kevin did but I would have taken the shot at goal," said Paul, who scored his side's first try at the Millennium Stadium.
"Kevin's a great player and a sensible fellow. He won't let this affect him too much.
"There is going to be a lot more finals for him in his career. He will learn just as I did."
Paul has been on the losing side in three Challenge Cup finals, getting beat in 1996, 1997 and 2001.
"In 1996, I was 20 when I captained Bradford at Wembley and I learned from that experience," said the Kiwi.
"I also learned a lot the following year, when we lost again.
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Game 72: Knicks 108, Celtics 89
When even Felton's 60-footers fall, it is a good night for the Knicks.
When even Felton's 60-footers fall, it is a good night for the Knicks.
Is this becoming J.R. Smith's team?
Offensive pyrotechnics by Shumpert, then Smith destroy Grizzlies before Melo had the chance.
There are 13 games until the playoffs begin. I cannot remember a time, so late in the season, that we had so little information about what the Knicks will look like at playoff time. The five game winning streak is not just a confidence-builder; it has solidified the team's playoff position at… Read More →
The turnover scarcity is November throwback; the offensive rebounds are new, and the winning in Boston is long overdue.
Knicks made right call keeping Melo, dumping Fields.
There we go, that's the Melo and Chandler we know-what? That was Kenyon Martin?
Just got this in my inbox. If you are inclined to donate to a charity, and love the Knicks, this seems perfect. See text below: The New York Knicks have donated tickets in the West Balcony and provided VIP on-court access during a pre-game warm up and shoot-around to support… Read More →
Carmelo Anthony can still carry the Knicks, provided he has two fluid-free knees.
I got the feeling we were saying goodbye to Kurt Thomas last night against Utah. I don't mean immediately, but I wondered if that extended time, 26+ minutes with some jumpers, some big rebounds, physical defense, strong picks… you know, Kurt Thomas, would happen again in his career. Looks like… Read More →
Efficient Felton helps Knicks pull upset.
It is easy to watch the Knicks as they appeared on Sunday, a deeply flawed team in a 93-80 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers, and conclude they need a quick fix. Carmelo Anthony can't come back soon enough. Tyson Chandler needs to play through pain. They need a talent… Read More →
No Melo, no Tyson, no problem… for Blazers.
Oh no, not Tyson; take me instead.
A hobbled Melo returned, played too long, he and his teammates did far too little to win.


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Carnival Liberty - Eastern Caribbean: Carnival Liberty Cruise Review by Clark
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Carnival Liberty - Eastern Caribbean
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
On the upside:
Beautiful ship and well maintained. Entertainment was one of the better I have experienced over a number of different cruises and cruise lines. Only exceeded by the QM2.
Main dining room was very good and the waiter was excellent. Harry's Premium (extra charge) Supper Club had among the best service I have ever experienced, though food was good but just so-so. Cabin was very well maintained, though we never met the cabin attendant and they never introduced themselves, they took good care of us.
On the downside:
Completely disorganized. From the initial lifeboat drill forward, nothing except for those items positively noted above, was well planned or in any way efficient or of high quality.
They called for everyone to go to their cabins for their life jackets, but there was absolutely no prior More information on where to go or what to do. We came out of our cabin and the crew member stationed nearby remained silent until asked, and then gave general directions. The same occurred several times until we eventually wandered to the correct general area and boat station. Shore excursions were the same. Everyone just somehow made it ashore and found an appropriate bus without any prior organization or designation.
The informal Dining and breakfast area (Lido) was absolutely terrible, except for the Pizza and Deli and that was woefully undermanned. Selection was limited and quality was terrible. The scrambled eggs were like powdered eggs, and the undercooked bacon was a greasy mess that literally dripped grease when picked up. The lines for the saving grace, the fresh omelettes, were impossible.
The fresh fruit was limited, and hard and unripened and the drink machines frequently put out only water through the juice or tea nozzles. Worst food and poorest selection in that Lido area that I have ever experienced on any line. Downright unhealthy.
The employees in this area (and in much of the ship) seemed desperately unhappy and never smiled or spoke, even when greeted first. They would typically pick up something from the table, and never speak or acknowledge the presence of anyone there. The only people that returned greetings and who seemed happy were the cabin attendants you passed in the passage ways, and the main, formal, dining room crew.
Disembarkation was the same, poorly organized. No specific bus designations, though someone was around to help point you in the right direction. Even though I had hours of excess time, and the FLL airport was virtually within sight, we barely make our flight. The bus had one poor driver trying to load and unload, and someone had directed six people to our bus, when they should have been going on the Miami bus. Of course, then luggage had to be found, offloaded and claimed. In the meantime, two busses down the way, an unauthorized line employee tried to move a bus, hitting and injuring a woman in front of the bus, as well as some luggage, before coming to rest against a pole. Again total confusion. Summary:
A beautiful ship with a lot of potential. However I would have to fault Carnival management with failure to train and supervise (and perhaps select) employees properly and failure to organize and coordinate programs and activities. Quite simply, confusion reigned and quality was seriously lacking.
It's the only cruise experience I've ever rated less than fabulous.
Next cruise is already booked, but never again on Carnival. Less
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This portable retro hand-cranked mill is just the item for the coffee connoisseur who wants to take their coffee drinking to the next level. The blades are ceramic which prevents oxidation of coffee beans and will not rust. Measures 6.5"x3.4".
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With the original recipe taken from Canadian Living's October 2000 issue, this cookie makes you feel less guilty after all that chocolate you scarfed down over Halloween. (well, ME anyway) I increased the butter and added some cinnamon.
1 cup butter (the original recipe says 3/4 cup, but I found this too dry)
1 1/4 cups packed brown sugar
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla
1 1/2 cups flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1 1/2 cups rolled oats (not instant-I use quick oats)
1 tsp cinnamon
1/2 cup shredded sweetened coconut
1/4 cup sesame seeds
In a bowl beat together the butter and sugar until well combined; add egg and vanilla, continuing to beat until light and fluffy. In a separate bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, cinnamon, and salt. Stir into the butter mixture until combined. Stir in the oats, coconut, and sesame seeds.
Drop by tablespoons onto a cookie sheet and bake at 350 for about 10-12 minutes, until the edges are nice and golden brown.
Makes about 3 dozen.
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The Daily Cookie ~ Oatmeal Coconut Cookies
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