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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post1590868775267403853..comments2014-10-25T18:55:37.381-07:00Comments on Crazy Days and Nights: Blind Items Revealedent lawyerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-14299293325823759842014-05-05T02:41:04.560-07:002014-05-05T02:41:04.560-07:00I ALWAYS liked her from "Crazy/Beautiful"...I ALWAYS liked her from "Crazy/Beautiful" on...she got a bad rep becuz she would get a bit too 'uninhibited' when she drank,,which was often unfortunately,as she says herself,back in the day,& thus unreliable the next day(s)..Remember,just before signing onto that film to which bcm is referring,"All Good Things",she went to Rehab for depression/alcohol(which normally go hand in hand),& she was totally forthright about her struggles which I believe helped ALOT of young folk.I always respected her for her basically saying,hey,it is what it is & she didn't bullshit.She was recently having her issues again but I believe she now has a sober companion & she's back w/Garrett Hedlund after that debaucle.So good on her mate.she's good at her craft & a good woman.She's up for playing BLONDIE btw, in her biopic.scarletscouthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-87210897140101889102014-05-05T01:14:15.225-07:002014-05-05T01:14:15.225-07:00I thought a lot of the ill will towards her happen...I thought a lot of the ill will towards her happened around the time she was dating/broke up with Jake Gyllenhaal. As I recall his sister Maggie didn't like Kirsten very much. That probably coincides with her getting her drink on a bit too often. It did seem like Kirsten was in the tabloids pretty often and was everywhere at the theaters (remember that cheerleader movie she did?). Lula Surberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-62389935879620722892014-05-04T19:03:22.262-07:002014-05-04T19:03:22.262-07:00@Jessie@JessieSeven of Elevenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-42391048219550183982014-05-04T16:23:10.367-07:002014-05-04T16:23:10.367-07:00It got cut off! Lol. He learned the hard way bc sh...It got cut off! Lol. He learned the hard way bc she got drunk and it held up filming for a day and he was late to come home to a family party. It was funny to hear him
Try to explain he was
Missing a communion bc the little kid from interview with a vampire was tipsy. But she was very nice, as was Ryan gosling. They played whiffleball in between takes.

My hubs works in industry, not as actor but behind scenes. He's seen a lot. Lol!bored soccer momhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-59312767342024385162014-05-04T15:08:50.388-07:002014-05-04T15:08:50.388-07:00I like how you don't over think anything, Mean...I like how you don't over think anything, Mean Wendy. Jessiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-16336525169183893592014-05-04T14:49:59.638-07:002014-05-04T14:49:59.638-07:00Basil, one other dimension to it, imo. People don...Basil, one other dimension to it, imo. People don't usually have that long a memory - the reason they (bloggers and gossip fiends) do for KD is because her ridicule had a tag line.

As Kirsten Dunst she was a person - as Kiki Drunkst she was an advertising campaign.

Same as that ghastly 'Rita Whora' moniker. Alitahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-24525335685970514292014-05-04T14:48:25.589-07:002014-05-04T14:48:25.589-07:00bored soccer mom said... My hubs worked on a film ...bored soccer mom said...
My hubs worked on a film with her and Ryan gosling that never got released. He said she is a sweetheart, but she's not allowed to drink while filming. He learned this the hard way after she asked him to buy her a bottle of vodka. He was afraid he'd get fired, but he didn't.

Wait, wouldn't learn it the hard way mean he *did* get fired?

Either way, I'd love to hear the rest of your anecdote, BSM.Mangohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-5991431682842313052014-05-04T14:44:21.415-07:002014-05-04T14:44:21.415-07:00This comment has been removed by the author.texas rosehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-42690470436187180302014-05-04T14:37:36.953-07:002014-05-04T14:37:36.953-07:00Also, I couldn't agree more re: Lindsay. Botto...Also, I couldn't agree more re: Lindsay. Bottom line with her is that she's not a nice person at heart. Not does she seem to have any interest in growing into one.EastCoasterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-52293755422361914772014-05-04T14:26:11.170-07:002014-05-04T14:26:11.170-07:00This is so interesting and thought provoking. Than...This is so interesting and thought provoking. Thanks for the enlightenment!EastCoasterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-74687813962353611432014-05-04T14:20:37.713-07:002014-05-04T14:20:37.713-07:00That's true! I guess though that since she sta...That's true! I guess though that since she starred in 3 highly recognizable popcorn flicks, she qualifies as a popcorn queen.EastCoasterhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-55532747360156620252014-05-04T13:57:12.917-07:002014-05-04T13:57:12.917-07:00i love her. and i love any actor who does indies-...i love her. and i love any actor who does indies---they're far more imaginative and good than the schlock hollywood is putting in theaters these days. nancerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-60121597961574676382014-05-04T13:47:32.320-07:002014-05-04T13:47:32.320-07:00My hubs worked on a film with her and Ryan gosling...My hubs worked on a film with her and Ryan gosling that never got released. He said she is a sweetheart, but she's not allowed to drink while filming. He learned this the hard way after she asked him to buy her a bottle of vodka. He was afraid he'd get fired, but he didn't. After filming ended, she
Bought the whole cast and crew
Lunch and had cute hats made up with her initials in a heart on the back. She signed tons of autographs and sent my kids lbored soccer momhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-14301479324431572732014-05-04T13:23:24.478-07:002014-05-04T13:23:24.478-07:00Aside from Spiderman, her whole career has been in...Aside from Spiderman, her whole career has been indies, and that's what she seems to like. When was she ever a popcorn queen?evie2345http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-39958919304557403792014-05-04T13:22:20.992-07:002014-05-04T13:22:20.992-07:00People hate her because of her teeth. Don't ov...People hate her because of her teeth. Don't over think it.Wendy Davishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-61846539083140264332014-05-04T12:59:03.938-07:002014-05-04T12:59:03.938-07:00Thanks ya'll. So basically she isn't a ba...Thanks ya'll. So basically she isn't a bad person, but sometimes has "attitude", which pretty much applies to ALL actors. And for whatever reason, a few gossip bloggers disliked her, hence everyone that reads them agreed. That's it? Sounds to me like Dunst has an enemy in the industry who is leaking false or highly exaggerated gossip about her in the hopes of torpedoing her career. I wonder if it is the same person who seems to be doing the same thing to Bradley Cooper?

Well, if this blind is true, or even exaggerated, it seems like Dunst, while loving her drink, doesn't let it interfere with her work. I was prepared to hate her in it because I studied the history so much, but I simply LOVED her in Marie Antoinette!!Basilhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-15879001327614086502014-05-04T12:06:31.791-07:002014-05-04T12:06:31.791-07:00I'm sad that Kirsten is a troubled soul, and a...I'm sad that Kirsten is a troubled soul, and also doesn't have the common sense to not complain about what her choice to drink has done to her career. Anyone who saw her and Michelle Williams in the movie "Dick" couldn't help but be instant fans. Before the jokes start, "Dick" was about Richard Nixon whose nickname was Dick. Kirsten and Michelle play ditsy teenagers who accidentally stumble into the whole Watergate scandal. It's hilarious and I highly recommend it if you haven't seen it. Anyway I was really impressed with Kirsten's comedy chops, then to discover her equally umpressive dramatic chops in "The Cat's Meow". I thought she was fantastic in "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." I think she's been good in just about everything she's ever been in. She has a special quality onscreen. In real life she doesn't seem to be the brightest bulb. Back in 2009 she was a witness in a NYC burglary trial. She was a victim, as an expensive bag she owned was one of the things stolen on the set of a movie shoot. When she testified she was quite giggly and doing a lot of hair flipping, and greeted the judge with a chirpy "Hi, how ya doin?" The news reported that although she came across as not too bright, onlookers were rather charmed by her sweet and refreshing courtroom behavior. I get a kick out of that story!EastCoasterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-8610332412714219922014-05-04T12:03:54.460-07:002014-05-04T12:03:54.460-07:00here, here @versace! what an insightful post! :D...here, here @versace! what an insightful post! :Daemishhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-18037377040866450782014-05-04T12:00:34.482-07:002014-05-04T12:00:34.482-07:00Yes. I blame Icona Pop. I don't care. I love...Yes. I blame Icona Pop.

I don't care. I love it. Cocoahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-67596379654837527102014-05-04T11:55:32.277-07:002014-05-04T11:55:32.277-07:00All I can say is she would have to have been drunk...All I can say is she would have to have been drunk to say that actual sentence,,,,Froggy Englandhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-64970923217633425702014-05-04T11:50:18.695-07:002014-05-04T11:50:18.695-07:00@Basil. I like her and think she is a natural-bor...@Basil. I like her and think she is a natural-born acting talent. Most real talents don't get the unanimous hype and grooming of a say, Dakota Fanning. But rather they deliver acting performances so smooth and seemingly easy that they only get noticed and praised by the other gifted pros in their field. Luckily, that means they will always get work so long as they want it. But with Kirsten, my firsthand experience has been that a good chunk of people can't get past her blonde, priveleged, Stepford-fake public persona that began after Interview with the Vampire. She has never had the charisma of a hack who simply desires fame. She's a talented actress and not a natural-born-star. Brings to mind others like Claire Danes. And when you take that weakness and then mix it with a very notorious coke and booze spree, you get alot of gossip-mongers eager to share the ample material she has provided and without the sympathetic spin given to Drew Barrymore or currently, Zac Efron. It's the same deal with Lindsay Lohan, however, I agree with the Lindsay-haters: she can't act anymore and she is a heinous brat who is now reaping what she sewed. I am a Kirsten fan though and I promise she has a long career ahead with an eventually earned respect and reverence for what she does. I have good intuition about things like this.versace buckleshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-74372294427003593782014-05-04T11:43:28.297-07:002014-05-04T11:43:28.297-07:00I don't get (or have heard honestly) any Dunst...I don't get (or have heard honestly) any Dunst hate. She seems pretty benign to me. And Melancholia was a weird movie. Sherryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-66488590236283584512014-05-04T11:35:24.073-07:002014-05-04T11:35:24.073-07:00Dumb.Dumb.Wendy Davishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-58832277016058200102014-05-04T11:30:49.763-07:002014-05-04T11:30:49.763-07:00I can too!I can too!__-__=__http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-51899311759699425322014-05-04T11:02:32.575-07:002014-05-04T11:02:32.575-07:00I like her, have done since interview with a vampi...I like her, have done since interview with a vampire and jumanji, through virgin suicides and spiderman til now. So I can't answer you as I don't get the hate at allEmily Yeahhttp://email@example.com


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34 comments · save · last comment by Judi B. over 2 years ago
I'm my case i absolutely looooove second hand stores. Almost all my clothes comes from second hand stores.
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I also shop in second hand stores. But i choose things carefully and well to not look ill-fitting to me. I absolutely LOVE it! :)
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i don't really like 2nd hand stores.
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Why not to shop the second hands? We can participate on saving materials as we can save earth <3
0 ▲ · March 23, 2012
I am not a wasteful person so 2nd hand stores/thrift/consignment stores are the way to go.
0 ▲ · March 23, 2012
Love 'em, I just got two old tapes with my favorite stories as a kid and two denim jackets, it's awesome!
0 ▲ · March 23, 2012
Love them! I just can't shop at the Salvation Army anymore; I've read an article that some of the money they rake in goes to anti-gay operations and stuff, and...well, if I want to marry my (female) fiancée, I can't support a cause that's trying to take my rights away. :(
0 ▲ · March 23, 2012
I LOVE second hand stores but I have never ever found one in my city.. =[
0 ▲ · March 23, 2012
I always find some unique vintage stuffs there, from fashion outfit to handycrafts!
0 ▲ · March 26, 2012
most of what i own is from op shops, i just love them! You can find the most random out of the norm things that you wouldn't usually. Or you can find something old but gold. expensive now cheap.
0 ▲ · April 3, 2012
I love shopping in second hand shops. They are the best places to find some unique vintage pieces.
0 ▲ · April 3, 2012
i shop at thrift stores so veeeery often because you can find the most wonderful and not popular pieces there! but they're becoming very popular and therefor, expensive :(
0 ▲ · April 3, 2012
Is true that they are becoming expensive, but for me are still better than others
0 ▲ · April 18, 2012
love them! Some of my favorite shoes are from second hands stores - and I payed less than $10 on most of them....
0 ▲ · April 18, 2012
Whoa, never knew that! There are none where I live, but I'll definitely stay away. That's just not right.
0 ▲ · April 22, 2012
I love them so much. Have saved so much money thanks to my fave thrift stores!
0 ▲ · April 22, 2012
I love second stores. I've gotten an Oscar de la Renta cardigan, sperrys, jackets, sweaters. I always wash or steam the items before I wear them out. Sometime I may change the buttons or something. But, I love them and I always find something awesome.
0 ▲ · April 23, 2012
I know right? Even when you see people standing outside stores with the bell and red bucket around Christmas time, the money they collect partially goes to anti-gay ops. It's terrible. I can't even buy Silk brand soy milk anymore, for the same exact reason! :(
0 ▲ · April 23, 2012
LOVE THEM where else will i get a sequined and embellished evening gown for $7? :)
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0 ▲ · April 23, 2012
absolutely love them! so many of my favourite dresses are from second hand stores. the feeling you get when you find something fabulous is priceless!
0 ▲ · April 24, 2012
love them, most high street stores only have things that are "hot" or "in" at the time, and the choices are fairly limited, and the designer labels have a heavy price tag i like most people cannot afford so off to opshops!!
0 ▲ · May 2, 2012
Really like them!It depends what shops you look in really.Some of the second hand stores have more little treasures in them than others,depending on where they are located,if you see what I mean?!!We have a little town down the road that has mostly an older population,and the stores there tend to have more 50s/60s/70s stuff,and full of little trinkits and things.Where the ones in town have newer stuff :) X
0 ▲ · May 2, 2012
I give second hand stores the thumbs up.
0 ▲ · May 2, 2012
love them
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During the 1950s, 60s, and even into the 1970s, regional movie houses and drive-ins would often find themselves the temporary homes of traveling Halloween spook shows. Usually staged in conjunction with a series of cheap horror movies, the spook shows were stage events consisting of magicians, bad skits, bad special effects, and a whole lot of Frankenstein masks. In later days, the expected awfulness of such shows was part of the appeal, but int he early days of promising the terror of untold aeons unfolding live before your very eyes, then delivering a guy in a fright wig running down the aisle, the impresarios behind these productions often hot-footed it out of town one step ahead of the angry crowds whose money now stuffed the huckster's pockets.
Ghosts of Green-Wood
Brooklyn's sprawling, historic Green-Wood Cemetery has fast become one of my favorite places in the city. This cemetery-as-park serves as the last resting place for many of the city's most famous figures, as well as a few of its most infamous. On a recent walking tour of the cemetery, I visited some of the most notorious scalawags and tragic figures.
Cave Hill Cemetery
Cave Hill in Louisville is, like Brooklyn's Green-Wood, one of the finest, most beautiful public parks in the world. It also happens to be a sprawling cemetery, designed in the era of "garden cemeteries," full of opulent and/or spooky monuments and historic figures. Chartered in 1848 (just ten years after Green-Wood), Cave Hill has become a popular destination for strollers and history buffs. It is the last resting place of local and international figures like Colonel Sanders, Julian "Pappy" Van Winkle, cult film director William Girdler, the Frito-Lay magician, and a vast assortment of local generals, mayors, captains of industry, and luminaries. I set myself loose on the grounds armed with a Lomo LCA and Holga to wander aimlessly and capture some of my favorite spots in a cemetery so huge that there are still, all these decades later, unknown corners.
New York's Hidden Houdini Museum
If you brave the tourist-chocked nightmare that is the Penn Station/Madison Square Garden area of Manhattan and manage to push your way through the throngs of dazed people waiting for the budget Bolt Bus lined up along 33rd Street, and look for the small sign next to the larger signs for psychics and porno videos, you will find 421 7th Ave — Fantasma Magic. Through the nondescript office building lobby, on the 3rd floor, you will find a phantasmagorically decorated hallway lined with posters and reflective wallpaper that leads you to Fantasma's small but absorbing Houdini Museum of New York. Inside, clerks and local magicians hang out with visitors at the counter, showing off and sometimes even exposing the secret behind sleight of hand magic tricks. Lining the walls is a small wealth of Houdini memorabilia. More is stored in a couple glass display cases. And the far wall showcases, among other things, some of the props from Houdini's greatest escapes and even includes an animatronic Houdini that will escape from a straight jacket for you.
Beyond The Smithsonian
Owing to its proximity, my interest in poking about in history, and the ease of getting to it by mass transit means, Washington DC has become my most common short holiday from New York. As I am not one who finds visiting well-trodden tourist destinations to be distasteful or unfulfilling, I have logged more than my fair share of time at the city's sundry monuments and museums. I have gazed upon The Bill of Rights, the Korean War memorial, that painting of George Washington we put on our money, and the Wright Brothers flyer. But while I consider destinations like The Smithsonian to be among this country's great national treasures, I am also a fan of slightly less respectable educational endeavors and spectacles.
Random Frolics: Beneath City Hall
This past weekend offered a rare respite from our recent rainy weather. And speaking of rare, we got the rare opportunity to visit one of the jewels of off-limits subway lore: the abandoned City Hall station in Lower Manhattan. The station was the first station on New York's brand new subway line. As such, it was designed to be particularly showy. Designed by Rafael Guastavino, the station opened on October 27, 1904 as the southern terminus of the IRT (Interborough Rapid Transit). It boasted Guastavino tile, skylights, stained glass, and brass chandeliers. Unfortunately some years later, transit passengers began to favor the much larger, nearby Brooklyn Bridge station. Because the City Hall station was built as a loop, it could not be easily expanded to compensate for larger crowds or extended to serve Brooklyn. And the curved track left a precarious gap between the train and the platform. Use of the station declined, until it was finally closed on December 31, 1945.
Walking the Lower East Side
On Memorial Day Weekend 2013, we had the chance to go on one of the many neighborhood walking tours conducted by the NYC Tenement Museum. It was a cold and sporadically rainy day, but that didn't stop every tour that day from selling out — something I gather is the case pretty much every weekend, so if you want to go on one, book ahead. We chose The Lower East Side: Then and Now, which focused on the ways in which the architecture and ethnic make-up of the neighborhood has changed over the years. It was a fantastic walk despite the weather, and well worth the price of admission.
A Walk Through Green-Wood Cemetery
Green-Wood Cemetery is one of New York's most storied historic spots, a garden cemetery that was conceived not just as a resting place for many of New York's most famous and infamous citizens, but also as a park and spot to simply promenade in your weekend finery. Located in Brooklyn and on the site of the Revolutionary War's Battle of Brooklyn, the cemetery is a beautiful, sprawling oasis filled with greenery, flowers, monuments, and of course, some of the city's most famous dead — as well as some local parrots.
Lunchtime Gargoyle Excursion
It was a gorgeous day today, so it seemed a good opportunity to take the camera out on my lunch break and snap a few shots of the gargoyles hanging out around my office at Astor Place in Manhattan. So I wandered up and down Lafayette and Broadway between Great Jones and the south end of Union Square to see what I could find.
Game of Thrones Exhibit, NYC
I am a huge fan of George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire. Well, I am a huge fan of the first three books, tolerate the fourth, and consider the fifth one of the worst books I've ever read — but I am still qualifying myself as a huge fan since I am looking forward to the rest of the series regardless of my displeasure with A Dance with Dragons. But I am also cheap and slow, so I have yet to watch any but the first episode of HBO's adaptation, A Game of Thrones. I keep meaning to, but then I just end up watching another season of Starz' Spartacus instead. But when HBO and local villain Time-Warner Cable announced an exhibit of props from the show as part of the push for the new season, I was interested enough to go. Unfortunately, so was most of the rest of New York.


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@Torstan, I just now read your post, but I agree. In fact, I toned down the shadows a little in this update, and I may do so further in future updates as well.
@Eilethan, thanks! I've been working on this campaign setting for a number of years and to date have run two long-term campaigns within it. Regarding the pictures, I gathered them from multiple sources. In the acknowledgments section of my site I have a page for Art Credits that lists the artists whose work I've used and gives links to their online galleries. As to the civilizations page, you are absolutely correct. I have spent the bulk of my time developing one region withing the world and have yet to really flesh out most of the other regions. This current map however is my first attempt at branching out into new regions of the world. As time allows, I'd like to do the same for the other regions of the world as well.


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First, weather models are pretty good and predicting the weather. More important, though, weather is not the same as climate and climate models do not predict weather--which is inherently chaotic.
To use another analogy, I cannot predict what will be the outcome of 10 or 20 throws of a die, but I can predict with a high level over certainty the outcome of 5000 throws of the die.
First, Gore is not a scientist and nothing in the area of climate science relies on anything he has done.
Second, global climate models have done a good job with hindcasts of data and do reasonably well with forecasts--and they are getting better. Even Hansen's model of 1988 is doing well against the actual data. I can provide evidence if you would bother to read it.
Correct, it's so complicated that there exists not one computer model of climate that is predictive of anything. As George Will said. Gore's theory of climate change explains everything, so it explains nothing. Hot, cold, wet,. dry, doesn't matter. Just be quiet and send the federal government more money and it will magically be all better.
It is more complicated than that. Look at the link and especially the time lapse of ice changes. There are parts of the Greenland Ice Sheet that gained ice. There is more moisture in the air and Greenland is still cold, so this is not unexpected. But the overall trend is to ice loss.
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Michael Andretti, Team Owner at the American-based squad praised the series on its exciting debut: "Congratulations to Alejandro [Agag] on an event that was an overwhelming success. I'm very proud to be able to be a part of this exciting new series and to help shape the future of motorsport. Franck [Montagny] and Charles [Pic] did a great job and I'm happy to come away from the event leading the team championship."
Things did not all go quite to plan however. After initially qualifying fifth, Montagny was handed a three place grid penalty for repeatedly crossing the white line on pit exit, demoting him to start the race from eighth place on the grid. This only spurred the 36 year old on to produce a fine start that saw both Andretti's alongside one another as they narrowly avoided contact, before Montagny executed a brave move around Pic to claim position. From here he never looked back setting the early pace with another overtake, this time on Karun Chandhok for fifth.
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Will Google glasses be a threat to how we interact with the world or how we conduct business in the future?
Mobile augmented reality isn't a new concept to technology savvy consumers. In fact the term 'augmented reality' was first coined way back in 1990 by Tom Caudell when he used the term to discuss the advantages of AR versus VR whilst working at Boeing. For many it's been a question of when, rather than if Google was experimenting with the technology. There have been rumours of a Google augmented reality project for years and earlier this month Google co-founder Sergey Brin officially unveiled Project Glass.
It wouldn't be the first time that this primarily software focused company has set its sights on vertical integration in an attempt to reaffirm its authority within the industry. Take the rack-mounted Google Search Appliance which was produced in collaboration with Dell back in 2008. More recently the Galaxy Nexus, a touchscreen slate Android smartphone developed in partnership with Samsung, which was release in December 2011. Google's apparently insatiable appetite to develop integrated mobile devices now seems to be one step closer with the news about Project Glass. It certainly seems to be a very logical strategy to position itself in direct competition with Apples range of mobile devices.
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The rise in the popularity of mobile devices in recent years, such as smart phone and tablet PCs has led to a plethora of applications. Many of these apps feature some form of mobile augmented reality using a combination of data from the mobile device, used in conjunction with data from other mediums; potentially creating endless possibilities for users to engage with data in the real world.
I suppose from my point of view as a SEM professional it's pretty clear that Google has been focusing increasingly on the platforms used to access its products, as many in the industry recognise that the battle of the mobile devices is key to how we use and access data in the future. Take for example Windows Phone 7 where setting your default search engine to Google simply isn't an option, the only way to do it is to install an App. Fancy using Bing every day on your phone?
The following statement posted on the Project Glass Google+ page "We think technology should work for you—to be there when you need it and get out of your way when you don't", seems to follow this theme of vertical integration from Google. After all, vertical integration isn't a new concept in business.
One of the big questions I have about Project Glass is if it all takes off, how will we consumers interact with data? Jono Alderson recently wrote an excellent article "What's the big deal about semantic HTML?" where he discusses how the web as we know it today needs to be optimised for the devices of the future.
"In fact, this is one of the key limitations of the modern Internet – that it's generally designed exclusively for human consumption, but with no consideration for interoperability, future-proofing."
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For those who were not aware, Open Books--a non-profit bookstore which houses the Prison Book Project--was hurt very badly in the recent floods in Pensacola, Florida. As you can imagine, books and water do not mix well. Due to three feet of water entering our store, we lost approximately 3000 books and have an estimated damage amount at $10,000. We also lost a considerable amount of the stock for the Prison Book Project.
If you are not familiar with us, all of the proceeds at Open Books goes directly to fund the Prison Book Project. The Prison Book Project, which runs out of our store, has been in operation for 14 years. We have survived several hurricanes, flooding, and numerous economic calamities. However, this flood hit us very hard.
In the past, we have been incredibly fortunate to have great support throughout our various communities, both local and international. We have supported numerous prison books projects throughout the country. We've donated resources to several up-and- coming prison books projects, we have held fundraisers for others in need, we have taken thousands of letters from other projects which were in trouble, and have offered our experience to those who might need help. With the help of these communities in the spirit of mutual aid, we have been able to function for over a decade now, a great feat for any prison book project. And although we know everyone's projects are always functioning on a shoestring budget, we reluctantly feel the need to ask for your help.
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2) We need books. We lost a lot of great stock, and we need help replenishing that stock. In particular, we need books that are always popular with the prison book project. This includes dictionaries, black history, language books, and GED material. More specifically, we need radical/anarchist books. Our entire political science section was destroyed, and as a radical book store without a political section, we have an amazing hole that is difficult to fill quickly in the local thrift shops. Also, as you can imagine, when the newspaper writes a story about things we need, they do not mention our desire for radical literature or anarchist tomes. We understand that many of you want to hold on to these books, just as we did, but if you can possibly spare any political books that you think will be read, and of interest to a diverse community, please send them to us. If necessary, we may be able to help with shipping, but I cannot promise that. At any rate, this is one of our biggest needs right now. I also think that this community maybe in a particularly good place to help with this need.
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FCK YEAH. a nonprofit gets
FCK YEAH. a nonprofit gets wiped out by a flood. thanks for posting this. this is definitly revelent and very heartening. finally an article that actually belongs on anews .thanks for posting this once again; we seem to have similiar interests and concerns; total soldiarty buddy! go nature! soldiarty. keep up the good work >3 its stuff like this that keeps me going. lets hope for more. i just got off work so i didnt get a chance to read the whole thing, butit looked long so i imagine you took advantage of the situation somehow. interested to read how tommorow. whatever it was, keep safe!
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a guess: you're the same troll that thinks pleading self defense when gaybashed = snitching, right? the one who just admitted to being a nazi?
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Brother, I don't know where you are getting all of this. I didn't admit to being a nazi, but you got to admit, the one thing anarchists don't waste their money on are tools of destruction. Sure save the space, buy some books, buy a prisoner...I mean save a prisoner, whatever, same thing. Slave owning anarchists want to buy people out of the revolving door of prison. Good thing we aren't actually in a social war or anything because we'd be hemorrhaging cash and being left at a tactical disadvantage. For every space, prisoner, book or project you invest in, that is one less bomb or rifle purchased. That is one less grenade. That is one less stealth suit or martial arts training. One less survival school course.
For every prisoner we save from prison we create another pussy bitch waiting to get raped. I'm not saying let them rot, I'm saying our solidarity should be in prison gangs, not tossing thousands into the legal system. Get a strong anarchist prison gang you'll finally be able to handle this snitching problem that keeps coming up.
I'm the person who posted the
I'm the person who posted the first comment, the one happy about the destruction of the nonprofit collective. You can call me Dan from southwest. I'm not a gaybasher or a Nazi - I'm an anarchist and proud of it. I don't regularly post or read articles on this site, and I don't like arguing with people online. Maybe the person who responded to your post is the you are beefing with, I don't know, these comments threads can be confusing due to anonymity, which is another reason I don't regularly read. I like to focus on my projects in real life.
Anyways, I thought this was a simple article posted by anarchists celebrating the destruction of a nonprofit. I admit I just skimmed it and was tired, but what else could it be. I saw numbers and lists of resources lost or ruined - I thought these were either resources fucked with by the anarchists who posted this (like they took advantage of the chaos to sneak in the broken open building and do additional damage or steal shit, I saw an money amount and was like "oh shit they took all that money") or the writers were listing them to gloat and highlight the amount of damage done to our enemies through our old ally mother nature. .
Like I said, I thought this was a simple thread where we could all laugh and be happy, like a thread about a cop dying or a good march. Now there's accusations flying around? Maybe I misread or something. Let me wake up and brew a cup of coffee and I'll reread it.
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This is a hilarious troll. No
This is a hilarious troll. No sarcasm.
Unfortunately, humor is really all these folks bring us (I do assume that this person is against the open books project because it's too "positive" or is at least parodying this position of the half-life of the "pure negativity"-ists).
I actually try to keep it
I actually try to keep it positive most of the time. And I'm not a troll, I think clear dialogue is really important - although I do fuck around with 4 chan sometimes :P I'm not familiar with all the terms you used, I really don't know what you mean by "half-life of the pure-negativity", sometimes I don't really get what people are saying with the specific phrases so sorry if I misunderstand you.
Anyways, I read the article more closely this time and see now that it was actually written BY the nonprofit, asking for help. *slaps head with hand* So yeah, a little embarrassed but also confused... I made some assumptions obviously.
Like why is this on anarchist news? I mean like I said, I was glad to see it because sometimes the articles aren't that great on this site (and I thought it was something else), I mean yeah there's articles on this site by liberals and communists a lot but I just assumed that was because we were going through a dry spell, but besides articles like that I've never seen anything actually supporting nonprofits before or written by one, actually asking for money. I just assumed every anarchist was against them, like that was the baseline thing, like being against cops or communists. You know, like how there aren't articles written by cops...? And like collectives are also bad right? Collectivism?
Okay so, to repeat I don't regularly read this site, I'm actually pretty new to anarchism so maybe I don't get everything. I actually just started reading this site and being an anarchist and an activist about six months ago. I'm always open to new ideas and to learn new things. Maybe there's something I don't understand? Most of my education on anarchism has come from wiki articles, a couple zines, and conversations with friends and new people at events. I try to read the theory stuff sometimes but it kinda of spins me in circles lol. So maybe I'm missing something?
I'm always open to talk. I started out in the positive hardcore scene and straight edge and was always into environmentalism and nature and stuff like that (that's why I was so excited, I thought article was another person repping power of nature, I always like that stuff) but people were always kind of apolitical in those scenes, I don't know, and I don't know how much I believe in straight edge anymore, I don't know parts of it just seem authoritarian or something. So I was always looking for more, felt that something was wrong, and i'm always learning and encourage people to talk to me and call me out and shit. One of my friends is kind of becoming an anarchist alongside with me and he still says some fucked up shit about gay people sometimes, so yeah, we all are figuring shit out. I try to be as anti-prejudiced as possible.
So yeah, if I had know there were anarchists that were pro-collective and pro-nonprofit I obviously would have stepped more carefully. Not just bluntly been like fuck yeah. But I thought this was something all anarchists were against, like how anarchism and communism doesn't go together, and how anarchists are against racism and things like that. I mean I've seen how there's like different anarchist flags and different types of anarchism on Wikipedia, so maybe there's a pro-nonprofit anarchism that I haven't heard of before. I guess I just made a lot of assumptions. Sorry if I offended anyone.
So yeah, if there's a pro-nonprofit anarchism I've haven't heard of it, sorry, and send me in the direction of a couple zines or something. Maybe I have the wrong idea or some sort of misunderstanding on why they are bad.
so for the long post. this is one of my first on the site, and it kind of all poured out, and I was worried about people not liking me, or that I had done something wrong. I honestly just thought everyone was anti-nonprofit.
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Kelly Preston looks better than ever after shedding the weight she gained during her pregnancy.
After giving birth to her third child with husband John Travolta last year, she has lost an impressive 39 lbs.
The 49-year-old keeps fit playing tennis and of course, looking after her one year-old keeps her active.
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I recently had the opportunity to sit down with several friends who work in retail stores here in New York City. Over the course of several days and a few long conversations, I began to think of their plight. Not only have they been fairly battered by the economic climate of the past several years, but they are constantly facing new challenges. Better Internet availability of wines, impending approval of wine in supermarkets, the need to keep up with social media's demands (from maintaining a presence on Facebook and Twitter to rethinking in-store signage and advertising), all combine to make retail a bit of a scary place today.
I've put together a few thoughts on what retailers might want to consider while moving forward through 2012, but I'm also reaching out to all of you. I would love to hear what you think about the state of the retail wine business. What do you think forward-thinking retailers should be doing today to make sure their businesses are growing tomorrow?
And retailers, what can you do to help ensure your continued survival? The first point is so obvious that it can be easily forgotten.
1. Remember you are in the service business
Sounds obvious, right? But judging from my experience, this is not always the case. I'm sure many of you might respond that you are in the wine business, which while technically true is a meaningless diversion. Retail wine sales are, by definition, consumer facing commodity sales. Yes, part of that role is providing expertise, but I often see the very fundamentals of commerce being ignored. Like what? How about cleanliness, courtesy and respect?
It is that simple at its base. Keep a clean, well-organized store and consumers are likely to think more highly of you.
Treat customers with courtesy whether they are buying $5 or $500 worth of hooch. You really can't judge a book by its cover, and I am walking proof of that!
And respect my intelligence, please. I know what corked wine is, and even cooked wine, but I do recognize that many consumers don't. When those consumers want to return a bottle, it is often because they don't like it, not because of the defect they claim to detect. We know that, but what I also know from my years in retail is that a minuscule percentage of wine actually gets returned. How little? In my experience, somewhere between one-tenth and four-tenths of a percent.
That is still a lot of money, thousands of dollars on each million in sales, but you should take the hit. Not because of the people who don't know what corked wine is, but because of the people who do! Treat the wine lovers and wine geeks well and they will not only return but will spread the word about your policy and attitude towards them. I've been on the receiving end of both good and bad publicity, there is no doubt which I'd rather see.
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This days, economic meltdown is the issue why certain business ended up if not struggling to survive. I guess for business that are just starting up, they need to see this simple business marketing book written by Alexandra Watkins of eatmywords.com, for more info you can also check the "business branding book" at Amazon.com.


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It's fun designing clothes for Annie and Pip to wear, but at the start of this comic Pip is wearing a shoulder bag and necklaces so you can't see her t-shirt in most panels. Annie's t-shirt is a reference to on of my favourite teen movies, Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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San CarlosArbor Bay School
1017 Ceder Street
San Carlos, CA, 94070
(650)631-9999Special Education School47 students | Gr. PK-8
San CarlosEdison Montessori
750 Dartmouth Ave
San Carlos, CA, 94070
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1225 Greenwood Ave
San Carlos, CA, 94070
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850 Tamarack Ave
San Carlos, CA, 94070
(650)593-1629(Roman Catholic)308 students | Gr. K-8
San CarlosWest Bay High
1561 Laurel St Ste A
San Carlos, CA, 94070
(650)595-502230 students | Gr. 9-12
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An interview with Jennifer Elia
AE: I know that in the documentary you said you were afraid that you wouldn't be sober for the transition. Was that the most difficult part of the transition?
JE: In the beginning, I definitely had a lot of anticipation and anticipatory fear. A lot of it had to do with how the world would perceive Chaz and then perceive me as a result of that. I wondered what my family would think, what our neighbors would think, and I imagined negative reactions. There was a lot of fear in that and we went through counseling and that definitely helped. I knew this was a very big thing for a couple to go through, and I used that as an excuse for me to drink, as only someone with a drinking problem would do. You know, I used it as a crutch. There were definitely difficult times in the transition and I used it as a crutch to fall back on. I was also in grad school, which was tough.
AE: Did you seek support from the trans community and partners of other trans people?
JE: I actually didn't. I think that would have been a good idea but we didn't. Well, we do know one couple that is transgender, a woman with a transgender partner and I did talk to her actually.
AE: Was that helpful?
JE: Yes, it was helpful. It was.
AE: Did the transition affect your feelings of belonging in the queer community?
JE: I identify myself as an individual, and I haven't been very active within our community. I never identified as a lesbian, and I never identified as straight. My social life is a very mixed bag, and I've never really identified with just one community so I haven't really felt any difference.
AE: Did your interactions with people in the queer community change as Chaz transitioned?
JE: I think by the nature of the documentary coming out, that being a public entity and having it on TV and being at Sundance, I have received a lot more emails and Facebook messages from partners of transgender people and trans people, and I have responded. I formed more of a community after the documentary.
AE: So you've heard from people who were touched by your story and wanted to reach out to you as opposed to Chaz?
JE: I don't know if they reached out to him as well but I have received emails from people, especially partners of trans men and women who identified with what they saw in the film, and we've corresponded and it's been nice.
AE: That's great. I know that Chaz said in his interview with Rosie O'Donnell that you being a part of the story has provided people an "every man's" way into understanding the transition.
JE: Yeah, I appreciate that. I've heard that as well so that's good.
AE: What do you feel has been the best thing about Chaz transitioning?
JE: Because he's more comfortable with his body and his identity and his outsides match his insides, he's a much happier person. He's been motivated and he's been living his life much more so than the period before that where he was depressed. Being with a partner who is happy definitely helps a relationship a lot. Him being at his best and feeling like he belongs has made our relationship a lot better.
AE: That's great. I know you talked about Chaz's new masculine energy in the relationship. That you never saw the relationship as female/female from the beginning and at the same time you talked about the idea of dating his male twin. I'm just wondering how you reconciled those two ideas.
JE: It was a process and, as you can tell in the film, I had a moment where I hit a wall with it. I hadn't admitted to myself that I was actually going through my own mourning process, mourning the loss of the woman I was with. Once I admitted that in our counseling we seemed to take a turn for the better. I do make the analogy that I have dated both men and women, I just never dated both within the same person. [Laughs] It's been good.


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US Military Intervene over Facebook Event
By Judith Horchert, Der Spiegel, July 16, 2013
Normally, Daniel Bangert's Facebook posts tend to be of the serious variety. The 28-year-old includes news items and other bits of interest he encounters throughout the day. "I rarely post funny pictures," he says.
Recently, though, he decided to liven up his page with something a bit more amusing—and decided to focus on the scandal surrounding the vast Internet surveillance perpetrated by the US intelligence service NSA. He invited his friends on an excursion to the top secret US facility known as the Dagger Complex in Griesheim, where Bangert is from.
He described the outing as though it were a nature walk. He wrote on Facebook that its purpose was to undertake "joint research into the threatened habitat of NSA spies." He added: "If we are really lucky, we might actually see a real NSA spy with our own eyes." He suggested that those interested in coming should bring along their cameras and "flowers of all kinds to improve the appearance of the NSA spies' habitat."
Perhaps not surprisingly, not many of his friends showed much interest in the venture. But the authorities did. Just four days after he posted the invitation, his mobile phone rang at 7:17 a.m. It was the police calling to talk about his Facebook post.
Bangert's doorbell rang at almost the exact same time. The police on the telephone told him to talk with the officers outside of his door. Bangert quickly put on a T-shirt—which had a picture of NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden on it along with the words "Team Edward"—and answered the door. His neighbor was outside too so as not to miss the fun.
The police wanted to know more about what exactly Bangert had in mind. "I couldn't believe it. I thought: What? They are coming for such nonsense?"
Bangert says he answered all of the questions truthfully, saying that, yes, his intention was that of heading out to watch the spies. "The officers did smirk a bit," he notes.
How, though, did the police get wind of Bangert's planned "nature" walk? A spokeswoman for the police in nearby Darmstadt told SPIEGEL ONLINE that the US Military Police had found the Facebook post and passed it along to German officials. The Military Police are responsible for security within the Dagger Complex, but outside the fence, it is the Germans who are in charge.
Not long later, Bangert got another call asking him to report to Central Commissariat 10 of the German federal police. They too then sent an officer to his home. "The wanted to know if I had connections with (anarchist groups) or other violent people," Bangert says. He told the officers that he didn't, repeating over and over that he "just wanted to go for a walk."
The officers, says Bangert, were unimpressed and called him a "smart aleck," before hinting strongly that he should obtain a demonstration permit before he embarked on his outing. They then told Bangert not to post anything about their visit on the web.
Bangert took their first piece of advice, registering his "demonstration" even though, as he says, "it wasn't supposed to be one." But he ignored the police's second suggestion and reported on their visit on his Facebook page. "How much more proof do you need," he wrote. "Everyone says that they aren't affected. But then I invite people for a walk and write obvious nonsense in the invitation and suddenly the federal police show up at my home."
The police spokeswoman sought to play down the incident. Nevertheless, news of the incident spread rapidly via Twitter and blogs, and the local media reported on it as well. "My grandma was angry with me," Bangert says. "She said: 'You have to be careful or you'll get sent to jail.'"
He wasn't sent to jail, of course. But the added interest in his invitation meant that some 70 people gathered on Saturday for the NSA safari in Griesheim—along with two police cars, one in front and one behind. "Some members of the group tried to get the NSA spies to come out of their building," Bangert wrote on Facebook afterwards. Unfortunately, they didn't see "any real NSA spies." But they had a good time nonetheless—to the point that many suggested another walk just like it.
So is he planning a repeat? "I didn't say that and I didn't write it anywhere," Bangert replies. The smart aleck.


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Definition of from the very first in English:
from the (very) first
From the beginning: he should have realized it from the first
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the beginning, the very beginning, the start, the outset, the commencement
informal the word go, square one, the off
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The NBA, more so than other leagues it seems, is renowned for having high profile characters. With such small roster sizes, we the fans are able to get a larger glimpse into the lifestyle of world class athletes. With these characters comes a number of amusing and revealing nicknames, so much so that the nickname can overtake name recognition.
King James. The Matrix. Jesus Shuttlesworth. The renown of each of those monikers transcends just the core of basketball fans.
Now comes word that the Heat and Nets might don nicknames on their jersey in place of a last name. Could this stunt become a league-wide trend? Doubtful, but it would be interesting to see what various NBA players would call themselves.
What would your Atlanta Hawks look like with embroidered nicknames and their jerseys? My photoshop skills are lacking so you'll just have to use your imagination but here goes my attempt.
Al Horford – Boss
With Josh Smith gone, Al Horford steps forward as the franchise cornerstone for this and future seasons. The Google search of "Al Horford boss" brings forth almost 1.5 million results (some of which you should check out). I think it's a perfectly fitting name for a player whose career has relied on quiet dominance. Opponents will first have to bring down the head honcho if they wish to dispatch the Atlanta Hawks.
Jeff Teague – Agent 0
No, he won't be known for launching (and hitting) 25 foot plus three pointers or for bringing weapons into the team locker room. But all his career, Jeff Teague has been overlooked. He couldn't scratch minutes behind Mike Bibby and Jamal Crawford. An inconsistent but solid two year stretch as the main Hawks floor general resulted in a passing offer in restricted free agency from the point guard-desperate Milwaukee Bucks. But here in Atlanta he will remain, determined to prove naysayers wrong and to elevate his game to an elite level. With spy-like quickness to the hoop, he'll prove to be a pesky competitor in 2013 and beyond.
Lou Williams – Mayor of LouWillVille
Sadly, this mayor has taken a forcible leave of absence from his position to tend to health needs. But he will come back to power better than ever. LouWillVille is more than an area; it's a movement. It's one that includes more than the basketball prowess of its mayor. It involves the world hip hop and beyond. Embrace the village or get left out.
Kyle Korver – Ashton Kutcher
How funny would it be to bring your family or friends to a Hawks game and see that Ashton Kutcher has seemingly suited up for the hometown team? Other than trying to explain an unexpected growth spurt from the actor, the resemblance is so uncanny that it will be an easy sell. But rest assured, you won't be getting Punk'd by his shooting; it is actually going through the nets at an astounding rate, as in a least one long bomb for the last 74 games. The rest of the league may need to assign Two and a Half Men to guarding this sniper.
Paul Millsap – Grit 'N Grind
With all apologies to the Memphis Grizzlies, Paul Millsap's perfect moniker is a testament to the long road he toiled to reach this status. Drafted in the second round out of little-known Louisiana Tech, Millsap had to grind his way in practice towards eventually becoming a starter in Utah. He never takes plays off. He never skips leg day in the weight room. Rumor has it that Millsap doesn't even sleep; rather he merely waits for the sun to rise to begin his training regimen anew.
Dennis Schröder – The Menace
Opposing coaches will be losing sleep trying to devise a plan to slow down Schröder's paint penetration abilities. His dazzling passes force the defense to keep a head on a swivel, but this may result in neck problems. As a young man not even able to buy a legal drink in the States, he may be known as Dennis the Menace in the Association for a long time to come.
John Jenkins – Johnny Cash
John Jenkins's shooting stroke can only be described as a work of priceless art. He might as well take former Hawk DeShawn Stevenson's advice and install an ATM in his house because he's need to cash in his winnings from hitting the three point jackpot. He's embraced the country western's title so much that's he's adopted it as his Twitter handle. Fans will be saying "money" more than Aretha Franklin by the time the season's over.
Mike Scott – Great Scott
Best known as an exclamation escaping the mouth of Dr. Emmett Brown, Scott is reportedly in great shape to begin the season. Scott has a reputation as a purely midrange shooter but he may make us exclaiming "Great Scott" as we witness his new arsenal of lower post weapons. We won't have to go Back to the Future to see this throwback of a player realize his potential.
DeMarre Carroll – Junkyard Dog
Like Paul Millsap, this guy is undoubtedly a workaholic. This nickname has stuck with the 6 year veteran for his entire career, as his hustle will attest. There will be no doggin' in on the court this year for this scrappy fellow.
Elton Brand – Candyman
Candyman Brand. How could you go wrong with that? He'll bring the goods to the court game in and game out as a pest to opposing big men. He's been around the block a few time and knows the tricks to the trade. It will be sweet dreams to those that think they can step to the Candyman.
Gustavo Ayón – The Mexicutioner
Ayón can play both the power forward and the center. But wherever he lines up, he has the ability to overwhelm an opponent on both ends. Hawks fans may even be saying "Dwight Howard who?" by season's end.
Pero Antić – Mash-adonia
The Hawks have replaced one no-nonsense Eastern European with another. While Zaza Pachulia will certainly be missed, you can count on Pero Antić to never back down from the likes of Kevin Garnett in the playoffs. True fact: his bald head is groomed and maintained to a be able to knock down a steel wall up to two feet in thickness (give or take 2 feet).
Jared Cunningham – Babyfaced Assassin
With Devin Harris now departing, we have another heir for reigning babyfaced Hawk. Like the rest of the roster, he may seem like a nice guy giving interviews to the media but this kid can ball. Taking him lightly will be the last mistake you ever make.
Shelvin Mack – Mack Attack
Return of the Mack! He performed well as a backup point guard late last season, so look for Shelvin to bring his Butler Bulldog attitude to back to NBA courts this season.
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