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HISENSE USA CORPORATION v. CENTRAL FREIGHT LINES, INC.
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Cause Of Action: Sherman-Clayton Act
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Ryan Adams and the Cardinals
Funeral Party
The Drums
Abe Vigoda
Summer Camp
El Guincho
Twin Sister
Cold Cave
Air France
Cut off your hands
Peter Gabriel
Talking Heads
Led Zeppelin (all original members w/ Phil Collins on drums needed for pants shitting)
The Knife
Wagon Christ/ Luke Vibert
The Fugees
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Arctic Monkeys - 10.25.14 - Comerica Theater
Coachella - 4.10.15 - 4.12.15 - Empire Polo Grounds
David Gilmour + Roger Waters
thread lost all merit at OP's "Skrillex"
Cocteau Twins
Killing Joke
Mondo Cane (like I'll probably be packing another pair of shorts in April)
Tom Petty
The Rolling Stones
Neutral Milk Hotel
Jack White
Fleet Foxes
Neil Young with buffalo springfield
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes
Cave Singers
yonder mountain string band
Sublime with rome
The Shins
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Aphex Twin
richie hawtin
deep dish
steve lawler
mars volta
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The Knife
Neutral Milk Hotel
Animal Collective
The Kills
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808 State
Ennio Morricone
Roxy Music
Dead Kennedys (w Jello)
Black Flag (w Henry)
Black Sabbath (w Ozzy)
The Stone Roses
the knife
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Do Make Say Think
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Talvin Singh
London Elektricity
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A 17-year-old and 15-year-old were charged in connection with the shooting death of 5-year-old Nizzel George on Monday.
The 15-year-old boy has been charged with first-degree murder. He has not been named because of his age, but prosecutors hope to charge him as an adult.
Stephon Terrell Shannon, 17, is charged with aiding and abetting murder.
Investigators who spoke at a news conference on Monday said the two teens had been staying at a home located at the corner 45th and Camden avenues. That house was shot up the day before George was shot and killed.
The criminal complaint says that the gunman told a witness he fired shots at the house, saying he had been on the porch of a nearby home when it was shot the previous evening. The complaint says the teen believed someone associated with that shooting was staying where George lived.
Charging documents also state that Shannon told a witness he has made peace with God and is sorry about the baby. However when police questioned Shannon he denied any involvement with the shooting.
Police said there has been an ongoing dispute between teens in both houses that stems back to an unsolved homicide in September 2011.
On Monday, George's father said his only son lived with him most of the time and he said he would not have let him go to his maternal grandmother's home if he had known about the feud.
"Put the weapons down," he pled. "Get an education -- learn, become somebody because kids in gangs they only get two choices: Dead or in jail."
Investigators say teens formed a gang in the Camden Avenue home about a year ago and they have ties to the Ferguson family, a notorious part of the Bloods gang in south Minneapolis.
Police said the two teens are still being held in the Hennepin County Juvenile Detention Center, where one was booked on probable-cause murder and the other for probable-cause weapons charges.
Both teens were picked up at a hotel Brooklyn Center Thursday night, police said.
George was killed Tuesday, and police said tips from the public led to the arrests.
Over the weekend, a community vigil was held for George, and his funeral is set for Tuesday at 11:30 a.m., and will take place at Shiloh Temple International Ministries, located at 1201 West Broadway.
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If you were raised in the South you probably start conversations the way we do: "How's your mama?"
Usually this is code for "I have three minutes to kill here in the Kroger check-out line." Not when you're talking with Davy Rothbart. In his case we were wondering if his mom, who mysteriously turned deaf years ago at age 29, is still channeling an ancient Buddhist monk named Aaron and is still leading tours to a miracle healer in Brazil. (Yes and yes).
In other words Rothbart, an author, filmmaker and frequent contributor to the radio show "This American Life," is an unusually interesting guy. His rampant curiosity has made him more so. The co-creator and editor of "Found" magazine, he collects random yet compelling scraps of letters, lists and receipts and is now out with a riveting collection of essays titled "My Heart is an Idiot."
He'll discuss it all during the Atlanta installment of his nationwide tour, at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Dad's Garage, 280 Elizabeth Street. (Tickets are $5; call 404-523-3141 or see dadsgarage.com).
"It's been a really fun ride," Rothbart told us in an interview, after we'd discussed his mother, who factors frequently in his work and who he credits, along with his gregarious father, with shaping his raconteur personality. "We've had a chance to see friends and cities all over the country."
Although traversing the country has meant a demanding schedule, it's also produced some new "Found" treasures.
"One of the joys of doing this is every night people bring us great finds," he said. "Some of them are hilarious. Some are poignant."
Examples: the receipt for a gun, a ski mask and a pack of Nerds candies.
"Sounded like a pretty interesting afternoon," Rothbart mused. Then there was the heartbreaking letter, probably penned by a young girl, that a contributor chanced upon.
"It was written in a kid's handwriting: 'Mom and Dad, I hate when you do it. I hate when you bring that stuff into the house. You can do it if you want, just not in the house. I worry about you.' The whole thing was about eight lines. It was a short note but you get a sense of this poor girl's situation."
As the title suggests much of the nonfiction content in "My Heart is an Idiot" details Rothbart's attempts at romance.
"Some of the experiences were really humiliating at the time," he said. "After a few years had passed I was able to write them down and laugh at them."
The essay "Human Snowball" gives you a good a sense of Rothbart's voracious appetite for life. He takes the bus to see some girl he has a crush on, meets a 110-year-old guy on the way, gets his car-thieving buddy to take the old guy to see his estranged great-granddaughter in some recently boosted wheels, and then things get interesting.
"Oral storytelling and storytelling in general is one of our oldest traditions," Rothbart said. "Before there were books there was storytelling. One thing I've always loved about storytelling is the way it's so relatable. When you read a novel or a book of personal essays the events are not your own, but I always find myself relating."


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Lessons from the Poor: The Power of Entrepreneurship
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At this Policy Forum, Independent Institute Senior Fellow Alvaro Vargas Llosa, former Bolivian President Jorge Quiroga, economist William Easterly, and a group of policy experts discuss the findings of the book, Lessons from the Poor. The speakers examine real-world examples of entrepreneurship and why instead of redistributing existing wealth, governments should free people so that they can create it.
Experts: William R. Easterly, Alvaro Vargas LlosaType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy
Alvaro Vargas Llosa on the Latin American Left
Recorded: Friday, April 29, 2005
Senior Fellow Alvaro Vargas Llosa discusses the rise of the Latin America left on the NewsHour with Jim Lehrer on PBS.
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I love an easy blog giveaway. All you have to do is leave a comment on any post over at Veg888's Blog before Saturday, Mar. 27, and you'll have a chance to win a Raw for 30 Days DVD. I'm not sure if this is the DVD in question or not, but either way, free is a good deal!
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"For me, GRAB is the gold of the PDF. Fantastic and worth the price of the whole book!" - Cameron Francis
'Clever and practical material.' - Ben Harris
The best part about THINK is that there is something for everyone. Not only will you learn GRAB (an incredibly practical way to visibly steal what someone is thinking) you will also learn THINK which allows you to reveal a thought of card that the spectator never names! Luke also shares tips and tricks on "jazzing"your magic so you too can create true miracles at a moments notice. The effects and ideas included in the THINK booklet are...
-THINKThey think it you reveal it. A spectator thinks of a card and you reveal it without them naming it.
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They read your mind. Now we are getting into the meat and potatoes. This is worth the price of the pdf alone. It's simple in mechanics and if done correctly this one will have the spectator scratching their head for sure. -GRABStealing their thoughts. Another very nice piece of magic. Visibly steal a thought from the spectator. Luke considers this the highlight of the booklet and for good reason. It's simple to do and visual. Another mind blower for your spectator.
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We had the Big Brother 13 winner on to talk the 2 night premiere and the most twisted season yet. CLICK HERE to check out Rachel's show, Reality Relapse.
'Game Of Thrones' Premiere Highest Ratings On HBO Since 2007
If you're not watching 'Game Of Thrones' you're in the minority. The Sunday night premiere of season four was the most watched show on HBO since the 2007 series finale of 'The Sopranos' Entertainment Weekly is reporting that […]
American Idol Returns With New Judges
Idol is back for its 13th season! We chatted about last night's premiere.
6 Reasons "The Voice" Premiere Was The Best Thing On TV Last Night
In case you missed last night's premiere of "The Voice," here are 6 performances everyone will be talking about today!
First Look At Ashton Kutcher As Apple's Steve Jobs
Here's the first look of Ashton Kutcher as the iconic Apple founder Steve Jobs!
Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 LA Premiere
The vamps weren't the only ones sparkling on the red carpet last night. Hollywood turned out for the premiere of the Twilight Saga's finale, Breaking Dawn – Part 2.
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"Drowning out opposing views is simply un-American."
Hooligans. Mobsters. Political terrorists. Brownshirts.
Now, Democrats are calling vocal opponents of Obamacare unpatriotic: "Drowning out opposing views is simply un-American."
Hey, Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer, tell it to the dissent-stiflers at the SEIU.
I invoke Hillary Clinton from 2003:
HRC: "I am sick and tired of people who say that if you debate and you disagree with this administration somehow you're not patriotic. We should stand up and say we are Americans and we have a right to debate and disagree with any administration."
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If you're terrified of the disease -- or it runs in your family -- you might want to get tested. Here's why.
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July 9, 2000 -- In the fall of 1998, Barbara and Les Dennis sat at the table in their Chicago home, deep in the throes of retirement planning. Barbara had printed out a spreadsheet showing their sources of income as well as the bills they'd have to pay. Les, a college professor in his early 60s, studied it and then tossed it back on the table. "It doesn't make any sense," he told her. Figuring that Les' poor eyesight was at fault, Barbara redid the spreadsheet, using larger and bolder type, and patiently began to explain the figures. But Les exploded in frustration: "You're just trying to figure out how you can save all the money until I die!"
"That's when I knew something was really wrong," Barbara says. Les wasn't the type to erupt in anger, he wasn't given to irrational fears -- and as a professor at Loyola University, he certainly wasn't a man to get confused over a column of numbers.
One month later, even Les agreed that something was wrong. He underwent testing for depression and anxiety. His brain was scanned for signs of a stroke. Finally, he took a battery of cognitive tests that gave him the diagnosis he dreaded: early Alzheimer's.
Just a few years ago, most of the estimated 4 million Americans with Alzheimer's weren't diagnosed until late in the disease, after they'd started getting lost on the way to the store or forgetting their grandchildren's names. But advances in early detection -- a primary theme at the World Alzheimer's Congress 2000 being held in Washington, D.C., from July 9-18 -- now make it possible for some to know that their brain is slowly deteriorating years before they fully lose their ability to think. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can identify subtle changes in structures of the brain that relate to memory. Cognitive tests now can distinguish early Alzheimer's from minor memory lapses that come with age.
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Leading researchers say there are good reasons to seek early detection: People have time to plan, to try drug therapy, and to live their last good years fully. Yet such knowledge comes at a high price: With no cure yet in sight, people like Les Dennis must live with the awareness that they are gradually slipping into dementia.
"We're becoming aware that Alzheimer's doesn't start overnight and could be preceded by years of a vulnerable state," says Sandra Weintraub, PhD, director of neuropsychology at Northwestern University's Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease Center. Only 3% of Americans are diagnosed with Alzheimer's between the ages of 65 and 74. But by age 85, a stunning 47% have the disease, according to the National Institute on Aging. By detecting Alzheimer's at the earliest point during those critical years, she says people like Les Dennis benefit from a "window of warning" -- time they can use to plan the care they'll need, to settle financial matters, or simply do the things they love the most.
Many of the tests are not new. Rather, in recent years researchers have grown more skilled at using them. One of the most reliable is the California Verbal Learning Test, which assesses skills such as verbal memory and problem solving.
"I'd tell you a story and ask you to tell it back to me immediately, then wait half an hour and ask you to tell it to me again," Weintraub says. Each of several such tasks taps a different brain system, and the combined results home in on the diagnosis of Alzheimer's with ever-increasing accuracy.
These cognitive tests are about 90% accurate in identifying people who have very mild dementia," says David Salmon, PhD, a professor in residence in the department of neurosciences at the University of California, San Diego.
New advances in MRI testing also help detect early onset of Alzheimer's and may someday be able to predict the disease before a person ever experiences that first subtle confusion. In people with early Alzheimer's, scientists have found that the hippocampus and the entorhinal cortex -- both essential parts of our brains' memory system -- show marked reductions in size and volume. In a study published in the April issue of the journal Annals of Neurology, researchers in Boston compared MRI scans of elderly people and found those that developed Alzheimer's disease showed significant changes in their brain scans over three years.
"This approach is not ready to be used clinically, but it is very encouraging and theoretically does provide a way to predict who will develop Alzheimer's," says Marilyn S. Albert, PhD, one of the study authors.


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The euro zone's future hangs on Italy – and Italy's future hangs on its politics. The best way forward would be a grand coalition replacing Silvio Berlusconi's discredited government. But after the prime minister's Houdini act last week, that doesn't seem likely and other scenarios aren't as attractive.
Until recently, investors didn't pay too much attention to the multi-dimensional chess game that is Italian politics. The state may have nearly 2 trillion euros of debt, equal to 120 percent of GDP, but the country is rich: Net household wealth was 8.6 trillion euros in 2009, according to the Bank of Italy. The deal-making and back-stabbing in Rome – or for that matter, Berlusconi's bunga-bunga sex parties – didn't seem to matter. True, the country has virtually stopped growing in recent years. But there was even a view that Italy benefited from having politicians that were so concerned with their elaborate games that they couldn't interfere with the business of business.
All that changed in early July. As the euro crisis gathered pace, scandals and wrangling in Rome unsettled markets. The 10-year bond yield, which had been a relatively comfortable 4.8 percent, shot up to 6 percent in two weeks. Berlusconi and Giulio Tremonti, his previously respected finance minister, fell out. The center-right government, which survives on a wafer-thin majority, was able to pass austerity measures to cut the deficit. But the actions were seen as too little, too late. Investors became hyper-sensitive to Italian politics and were no longer willing to take things on trust.
The rot was only stopped by the European Central Bank wading into the market in August and buying Italian bonds. But even this bought only temporary respite. Despite two European summits last week designed to provide a comprehensive solution to the euro crisis, Italian yields ended the week back at 6 percent. The country is on the edge of a debt spiral as investors' concerns about the country become self-fulfilling. If borrowing costs rise further, the country's debts won't seem sustainable, meaning yields could shoot still higher.
The best way of breaking the vicious spiral would be to have a positive political shock – to counter the negative one delivered over the summer. And the best way of achieving that would be to have a temporary grand coalition led by a technocrat such as Mario Monti, the former European Commissioner. Its mission would be to take harsh actions needed to solve Italy's two big problems: debt and low growth. Labor markets would be liberalized; the bloated public sector would be cut down to size; and the over-generous pension system would be reformed. It might even be possible to reduce debt to below the psychologically important 100 percent mark by privatizing assets and instituting a one-off property tax.


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The company says it learned about the security breach on Tuesday from the U.S. Secret Service and began investigating the breach with the agency and a team of forensics experts. It found that credit card and debit cards were exposed, but it doesn't know yet when it started happening and which stores were affected.
The company didn't say how many cards were affected.
It is now using manual credit card imprinting devices at all its P.F. Chang's restaurants to process card payments while the investigation continues.
Scottsdale, Arizona-based P.F. Chang's China Bistro Inc. owns its namesake restaurants and Pei Wei Asian Diners. There are 209 P.F. Chang's restaurants around the country.
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Michael Cote, 39, faces five felony counts of aggravated assault while operating a motor vehicle against a peace officer and five misdemeanor counts of failure to notify police after damaging an unattended vehicle, according to a statement from Chicago Police.
He was has been ordered held on $30,000 bond, and was scheduled to appear in court Monday for a preliminary hearing, court records show.
Cote, of Newaygo, Mich., was stopped by Chicago Police about 11:45 p.m. Tuesday in the 1500 block of North Hoyne Avenue. Police in the Shakespeare District stopped Cote's vehicle after it struck several park cars in the area, police said in a statement.
When the officers walked up to the vehicle, Cote put the car in reverse and accelerated, hitting a sign and several mailboxes, police said.
Cote then accelerated toward the officers, and "in fear of their lives," one officer shot him, police said.
He suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and was taken to John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Cook County in good condition, according to Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden.
Police had tried to subdue Cote with pepper spray but he covered his face with his shirt and refused to get out of the vehicle, Camden said.
He was also issued citations for operating a vehicle without insurance and driving the wrong way through a street or alley, police said.
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There have never been any school shootings in Muscogee County, and school security officials are hoping to keep it that way.
"The Muscogee County School District, the Columbus Police Department, the Muscogee County Sheriff's Office and the Muscogee County Marshall's Office all work hand in hand as a law enforcement team to insure that the Muscogee County School District is safe as humanly possible for all of our children to be in school," said Scott Thomann with Muscogee County School District Security.
One of the biggest measures of security for Muscogee County are doors that require you to press a button and be buzzed in by security in order to enter the school.
"It's not to offend, but to assure that the people who are leaving with the children are in fact lawfully there to take possession of that child," Thomann said.
There are also resource officers on hand around the clock. Communications Director Valerie Fuller says students also have several drills each year to prepare for potential disaster.
"We are constantly evolving to identify an area where we may need to put more resource officers," Fuller said.
Security plans vary from school to school. Plans are not made public for security reasons and change frequently based on school and student needs.
Fuller also says that the district has a Security Task Force reports back to the school board on the needs for schools in the county.
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Phoenix Police and forensic specialists are working to unearth what appears to be human remains in a backyard near 16th St and Indian School Road.
Firefighters were called out Tuesday afternoon on reports of a makeshift coffin containing possible human remains.
Neighbors told us that the property was recently sold and the new owner was doing renovations and landscaping when he discovered the shallow grave.
A dozen detectives from the violent crimes bureau are in the process of digging through the earth for clues. They're being very meticulous as to not disturb any evidence. Around 10 p.m., they had lifted a large wooden box from the hole, and were in the process of attempting to get it open.
We've learned that this is not the first time police have been called to this home. Neighbors told us the people who used to live there were not friendly people.
"The gentleman that was there, basically we had heard he was a violent violent man," said Nikki Dulau.
Last year on March 2, then-41-year-old Alan Champagne held his girlfriend and 5-year-old son hostage for several hours inside the home. It ended in a gunfight.
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Think back, everyone -- can you remember when you first fell in love with actress Melissa McCarthy? I never saw her TV show, Mike & Molly. So for me it was her role in Bridesmaids. I thought the whole ensemble was hilarious, but Melissa's uttlerly balls-to-the-wall weird and highly original character had me in helpless fits, tears streaming down my face. She stole the show, as far as I'm concerned.
I haven't seen her new movie, Identity Thief, yet. I'll probably read a few reviews first. But one reviewer whose opinion I'm totally disregarding is Rex Reed's. In his New York Observer review, he attacked Melissa for her weight. He actually did that, like that is something a professional film reviewer just does. Wait until you read what he said. It's infuriating.
Here's a list of how Rex refers to Melissa in his review:
Now I ask you. Are you screaming yet? No, actually, my real question is, have you ever read a review where a male actor was described this way? Let's see: John Belushi, John Candy, Chris Farley, Jackie Gleason, Jack Black, Jonah Hill. They've all made lemon movies. But did the reviewers ever specifically point out their BODIES as an actual flaw of the movie?
And why is it still okay to fat-shame actors and call them names? Most fat people I know don't care if you point out that they're fat as long as you're respectful about it. They know they're fat -- that's not news to them. But it's not okay to call people names. Period. Seeing a fat person does not suddenly grant you an asshole license.
And finally, some respect for Melissa as a comedian! It's true that Melissa uses her body in her comedy -- all skillful actors do that. You use what you've got. But her comedic genius comes from deep inside her. It's not in her fat cells, it's in her brain. Melissa has a twisted mind, sharp timing, and a mad wicked streak. She is so much more than her size.
Maybe Identity Thief is a stupid movie. I have no idea. But whatever the quality of the film, none of it comes down to Melissa McCarthy's size. And I'm disgusted that a veteran film reviewer WHO SHOULD KNOW BETTER would resort to calling Melissa a hippo in his review. I think that says a lot more about what kind of person he is than it says about what kind of movie he's reviewing.
What do you think of Rex Reed's fat-shaming Melissa McCarthy?
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I loved her as Sookie on Gilmore Girls! Fantastic actress, and those critics are full of crap.
That is disgusting. I'd say he should be ashamed of himself, but he probably doesn't have the capactity to do that. She doesn't give a flying fuck that she's fat, she'd be brilliant if she were just two eyes, a mouth and an ear. I fail to see how being a total dickwad about her weight lent any credibility to his review of the film.
I heard about this in several media sources. First of all, weight discrimination is still very much around and accepted. It has NOTHING to do with her talent. Pointing out her physical appearance has nothing to do with her acting skills. She's a comedian, that's what she does, and she's very funny. Way better than some of the skinny comedians who have no talent whatsoever,( Kathy Griffin comes to mind immediately). Rex Reed sounds like a male chauvinist pig. He would never dare say that about a male actor. And he's probably mad that his occupation is about as relavant as a boil on your butt. It makes me want to go see this movie just to spite him and support her.
Oh, and as someone who used to weigh 400 lbs and is now down to 225, It doesn't need pointed out to us that we are fat. Shaming us doesn't make us want to go out and exercise.


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maybe if the global timeline's less cluttered we'll start to focus more on what's happening in front of our noses. If it's relatively quiet, David Cameron is likely to start getting it in the neck. If anyone has benefited from an action-packed year, it's him. Every time the shit was about to hit the fan for Cameron in 2011, something spectacular happened somewhere else on the map and he somehow managed to slip away unscathed during the commotion. It's as though no-one genuinely believes he's responsible for anything, in much the same way as no-one seems to blame Ant and Dec for shoving cockroaches up Fatima Whitbread's nose because they're merely the frontmen…
…I wouldn't be surprised to discover Cameron has been making all this news up: he's paying the media to run entirely fictional stories to distract us whenever he cocks up – just like the fictional military campaign in Wag the Dog but with a bit more variety. If that's the case, then I have a newfound respect for the prime minister: he has a vivid imagination. That nuclear reactor thing in Japan was a bold move…."
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An antiquated society : Same-sex marriage debate (Iowa)
BACHMANN: Well, No. 1, all of us as Americans have the same rights. The same civil rights. And so that's really what government's role is, to protect our civil rights. There shouldn't be any special rights or special set of criteria based upon people's preferences. We all have the same civil rights.
JANE SCHMIDT: Then, why can't same-sex couples get married?
"BACHMANN: They can get married, but they abide by the same law as everyone else. They can marry a man if they're a woman. Or they can marry a woman if they're a man.
JANE SCHMIDT: Why can't a man marry a man?
BACHMANN: Because that's not the law of the land.
JANE SCHMIDT: So heterosexual couples have a privilege.
BACHMANN: No, they have the same opportunity under the law. There is no right to same-sex marriage.
JANE SCHMIDT: So you won't support the LGBT community?
BACHMANN: No, I said that there are no special rights for people based upon your sex practices. There's no special rights based upon what you do in your sex life. You're an American citizen first and foremost and that's it."
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It's really hard to understand how someone believes that allowing same-sex marriage would 'privilege' them. It disgusts me. Marriage is about love, yet the laws which surround them only serve to incite hate.
What are people so scared of? It seems bizarre to me that everyday we witness dramatic technological innovation and progress, our world is constantly changing and evolving and yet, underlying this, there still remains a stubborn conservatism that prevents us from taking the major steps to progress socially.
There was a time when people thought that if they boarded a train moving at 30mph their body would literally explode. 16th century concerns of moral decay and hysteria culminated into quite ridiculous witchhunts. My point is that our concerns seem terribly antiquated. Nuclear warfare actually exists for goodness sake, people have the ability to literally destroy the entire world, and yet people seem to place all their fear in social "order".
It makes me really angry to read remarks like those made in the point above, in fact, it makes me really fucking sad. We're all people. Instead of constantly trying to define the 'self' again the 'other' and looking for ways to differentiate between certain social 'groups', why can we not recognise what we all have in common : we're all human, we all have the ability to love, we should all have the right to express that.
Brendan O'Neil is worse than Topman Tshirts, and Topman Tshirts are shit.
Rather typically, anger has inspired me to once again put fingers to keyboards after a quiet spell on tumblr.
I'm about to be one of those moaning internet bloggers for five minutes. I'll try to post something artsy-fartsy afterwards, or something astoundingly hilarious. Failing that i'll just reblog a mildly amusing meme like everyone does….
In a piece about 'feminist' reaction to the two awful Topman Tshirts, (you know the ones, the really misogynistic ones, the one's full of 'LAD' banter, you know, Oh wait you're right, that's ALL of them, but remember the two that likened women to dogs and might have suggested that there's always an excuse for domestic violence, well we're talking about those ones) Brendan O'Neil (telegraph) named his article 'Why are feminists getting their knickers in a twist about Topman T-shirts?'. I hoped, upon stumbling across this title, that the article which followed would rightly explain why these T-shirts caused such a stir -namely that it made such derogatory 'banter' a worrying part of normal day-to-day life, thus making his title rather witty- directly drawing attention to the danger of a casual sexist behavior developing.
But no. Brandon was not being witty or ironic. He instead went on to claim that the reason feminists were angry was because feminists
"are driven by the elitist belief that there are some people out there (whisper it: working-class lads) who cannot distinguish right from wrong and therefore must have their eyes and ears protected from poisonous words".
How a man can get so confused as to honestly suggest the feminist movement is secretly about class, and not gender at all, is quite ridiculous.
It's more worrying that Brendon doesn't realise that he himself, evidently middle class from his profession, doesn't realise that he might be the feminists problem, since it's just those 'working class' men the feminists don't like. It says far more about Brandon's own ideas of social classes than it ever does about the feminist.
He hasn't realised that his commentary is exactly why feminists are angry.
What a posh, snobbish, sexist git.
A show about pastry, pies, cakes and biscuits, will almost always score high on my tele viewing. The Great British Bake Off.
A show about pastry, pies, cakes and biscuits, will almost always score high on my tele viewing.
The Great British Bake Off.
Oh God, oh God, Anne Hathaway's awkward face is burned into my retina….
Please Note: This is NOT a review, it's a rant.
First of all, I think it is vital to point out that the only reason I went to see the film 'One day' is because i read and loved the book. I do not like rom-coms, in fact i despise almost all 'Hollywood' romances. Consequently, I was acutely aware of the distinct possibility of disliking the film. (Un)Fortunately having grown up in a household where trash TV, rom-coms and ITV game shows have swamped my living room TV screen, I have built up quite the tolerance for TV shows and films i do not enjoy. I can bare 'this morning' (some might even accuse me of enjoying it on rare occasions- a claim I neither deny nor admit to), I can [only just] tolerate 'legally blonde'. I have even just recently learned how to sit through an entire 15 minutes of Loose Women without literally pulling out bits of hair or bursting into tears at the idoiocy and human error displayed on a show which appears to brand itself as a light hearted 'woman's hour', which I in fact believe is a sad but nonetheless important display of skewed social priorities and human faults. The show feels apocalyptic in the sense that every time I watch it, i'm genuinely frightened that i might wake up tomorrow and the world is like loose women. If i had the opportunity to form my own government, i'd use a five minute snipped of these so-called 'loose women' to highlight the necessity to impose my 'liberal dictatorship manifesto' immediately before the whole of humanity slides into an irrecoverable state of stupidity.
Ok, so maybe i've veered slightly off track, but it was necessary to prove my point that, despite a high tolerance of utter trite on Tv and in films, i surprised even myself when i left the cinema before 'One Day' had even finished.
It became almost immediately obvious that a purely literary device- returning to the story just one day a year - does not translate well to cinema. This, however, was the very least of its problems. The acting was amazingly shocking. No really, i was genuinely AMAZED at how rigid, awkward, and stifled the acting was, the characters of Dextor and Emma seemed as if they had just met each other for the first time in every scene. It was just awkward and didn't convey the close, intimate and natural friendship that was evident in the novel between them.
Ugh. I knew things were going to be bad when the scene started with music which sounded like it belonged to a 70's american soap opera about posh-and-rural New England, USA, coupled with a swirly font title taken straight from word-processor (quite possibly 'french script')
I left the cinema about half way through (and we only stayed this long because there were so many awkward silences in the film and i had taken some rather loud rustly bags, that we had to choose our moment wisely so as not to disturb the other 4 or so people in the cinema, although i question their motives for staying, and perhaps even believe our walk out may have sparked a mass walkout afterwards, it's what i like to think happened at any rate. Whoever didn't leave had probably slipped into a comma, perhaps even self-induced to make the pain go away and the minutes pass quicker).
The only thing i regret is that i didn't stay long enough to see Anne Hathaway die and Jim Sturgess cry his silly posh tears out, who can only cry using the infamous tweezers-in-the trouser-pocket-with-the-hole method and presumably is only capable of crying out gold, dollar bills, or his own sexual fluids. He's that robotic, horrid, and overwhelmingly in love with himself.
I hated it so much i cannot stop thinking about it. Like those awful songs that you hate but can't help yourself from singing, Anne Hathaways ridiculous dumb face is ingrained, no, burnt or scratched, into my brain. So much so, it still hurts even though the physical scars have long since faded. I don't even want to talk about it anymore, it just hurts.
I just want to save anyone from having to experience what i experienced on a cold monday afternoon, and quite possibly changed my life forever- it was the day i saw quite literally the worst film ever.


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Cliff Harris of Positech Games doesn't think it's much of a surprise, but just in case anyone was wondering, he made it official today that Gratuitous Space Battles 2 is in the works. It's all about doing the job properly this time around, he said, and that means the sequel will be "bigger, bolder, better and have more cool effects than you can shake a laser gun at."
The list of things you can do with the Oculus Rift has grown by one—a very big one—as Legendary Entertainment and Oculus VR debuted Pacific Rim: Jaeger Pilot today at the San Diego Comic-Con.
As DayZ slowly winds its way through alpha, we're finally beginning to see more updates to the early access zombie survival game, with new items and features being regularly added. Mechanics for hunting, fishing, crafting, and cooking means there are now new ways to thrive and survive in the post-apocalyptic landscape of Chernarus besides simply scrounging around in buildings for canned food or shooting and looting other players.
I thought I'd try surviving using some of these new tools. Instead of guns, I'd try to use a crossbow to take down some deer. Instead of peeling open canned tuna I'd try to pluck fish from ponds. No more cold beans: I'll cook my food over a roaring fire or gas-powered stove. Essentially, I'm going camping. Strap on a backpack and come along.
Pillars of Eternity developer Obsidian Entertainment has done some pretty good stuff over the years, but its finest work is probably its first: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords. And even though it's not likely to happen, the topic of KOTOR 3 still comes at the studio with some regularity, and there are a lot of people there who'd like to take it on.
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The planet Earth, malformed and scarred from some unthinkable cataclysm, now sports a massive ring of orbiting space debris, some of it very unusual. Along with items you might expect to find floating around in a sci-fi game, like booster rockets, laser cannons, and abandoned space shuttles, you'll also find ferris wheels, hamburger restaurants, enormous buzzsaw blades, and the head of a giant mechanical fire-breathing Tyrannosaurus Rex. Your job is to cobble together this space flotsam to build bizarre weaponized space stations capable of supporting life and dishing out death.
In 2012, Peter "Durante" Thoman wrote the popular mod DSfix for Dark Souls: Prepare to Die on PC. In April 2014, he wrote a series of articles for PC Gamer about modding Dark Souls 2.
About 3 months ago, at the same time as the PC release of Dark Souls 2, I released a new tool called GeDoSaTo. At first, it primarily focused on offering a set of graphical enhancement for DS2, but also supported downsampling in a limited set of DirectX 9 games. Since then, its scope and applicability have expanded greatly. Dark Souls 2 is now just one plugin rather than the main focus.
And this is where this article comes in—it is not necessary to know any programming to make significant enhancements to specific games, thanks to the power of the generic plugin. The generic plugin offers all the widely popular functionality of injectors such as SweetFX—SMAA injection, high quality tone mapping, HDR effects, color, contrast, sharpness and gamma adjustments and more—but better, as it allows you to target the application of those effects exactly to where they are needed, while not affecting UI elements or the HUD of games. This article will teach you how to use these capabilities in your own games, and walk through the entire process for Mass Effect 3.
With a new, in-house Areal crowdfunding campaign underway, West Games founder Eugene Kim took some time to answer a few questions about why the Kickstarter was suspended, what he knows about the big, late-day contributions that pushed the project past its goal and why the studio continues to use Stalker assets to promote its new game.
Gods Will Be Watching is a game about the fact that you're probably not a psychopath, but that hey, sometimes shit happens. First scenario. You're not terrorists, or at least that's what you say. Your hostages may disagree, but as you tell them, you're not looking to hurt anyone here. They're just there for protection while your team hacks a government server.
An announcement arrives. Where did it come from? A swirling void of unknowable madness? Skittering figures just out of sight? The bloodied heart of a diseased, living city? No, it was just an email. Fortunately, the contents of the announcement are more unusual that its delivery method: Ice-Pick Lodge—creators of The Void and, most recently, Knock-Knock—have confirmed plans to remake their debut game, Pathologic. To fund the creepy RPG/adventure, the developers will launch a Kickstarter campaign this September. As a teaser, they've also released the above image.
Do I have room for Risen 3? In a year filled with giant RPGs, and preceding what looks to be another year filled with giant RPGs, I don't know if the linear flow time will allow me to squeeze another giant RPG into my list. The game is certainly making a case for it though—Piranha Bytes have released an 11+ minute feature, covering the returning features from past Risen and Gothic games.
Old 'n indie repository GOG.com had previously planned to introduce Linux support to its catalogue this Autumn, with an initial batch of 100 titles. Instead, after getting just over 50 games working on the open-OS, they seemingly threw up their arms and went "eh, what the hell?" And so, that first, smaller batch has arrived early, alongside a sale that's running for users of any operating system.
Here's some "working concept art" from the upcoming Unreal Tournament. And it does look like concept art, thanks to the clean environments and stylised lighting. In fact, this is an early look at a work-in-progress level, and Epic are taking you on a flythrough tour in their new development video.
I've spent the last few minutes prodding the Steam Music beta. You can, too: it's now open to all who want to try it. It's, er, well basically, it's an mp3 player. But one that you can access in-game, through the Steam overlay. Yes, I know, not revolutionary, but there are a some reasons why it might be useful.
Soon you'll be able to purchase Burn Card packs and fancy Titan adornments in a new Titanfall marketplace. The Black Market is 'coming soon' as part of the game's fifth major update, which will also introduce daily challenges and several bug fixes. The Black Market unlocks at level 11 and allows players to purchase Burn Card packs and Insignia with in-game credits. At this stage, real world currency will not be supported.
Following reports of financial strife at Crytek, another high-profile staffer has left the company. Crysis 3 lead producer Mike Read is now a 'former' producer at Crytek, according to both his LinkedIn and Twitter accounts. It follows news last week that the company's principle graphics engineer Tiago Sousa has defected to id Software.
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The biggest question currently hanging over the collapse of Yogventures is the fate of the $150,000 in Kickstarter funds that Winterkewl Games founder Kris Vale says went to Yogscast shortly after the Kickstarter concluded. Vale claims a contract specifying how the money was to be used was never drawn up but the amount is roughly triple what the studio estimated as the cost for physical rewards, and he's "just as confused as everyone else" about what happened to the rest of it.
"Look up, here it comes," the guy behind me whispers. There's something akin to reverence in his voice. I look up at the screen on QuakeCon's main stage to see footage of some thug pilfering the crates and boxes surrounding a shopkeeper's stand, taking care to avoid her gaze. The text accompanying each of the items is red; he's stealing. A guard catches him, and he's asked to hand over the value of the items, which amounts to a measly five gold. He obliges. The guy behind me is snickering now, and I hear a slap that must be a high-five he shared with his friend.
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Earlier this month, Electronic Arts announced that The Sims 2 was being "retired," and that to make up for the loss, anyone who owns it would be upgraded to The Sims 2 Ultimate Collection on Origin at no charge. But today that deal got a whole lot more Oprah, as EA is now offering the game to everyone, on the house—even thought it's not actually an On the House promotion.


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Motor Coach Groups...
Here at the Mill we have a 30 year tradition of accomodating large tour groups. Although we see up to 30 coaches a day during the peak season, we do are best to give each group personal attention.
Upon entering the grounds, a guide hops right on your coach (usually the owner or a manager) during non-peak times tour buses maybe asked to unload and self tour the Cider Mill. We do a brief history and highlights of the Mill en route to the Press room, where we all enjoy a taste of Fresh Apple Cider during an entertaining and informative talk on how our cider is made. We then turn the group loose in the store, where they can browse, shop, or sample some of our many goodies. Tour Groups especially like the Mill because of the flat, easy access throughout the parking lot and stores, our handicapped accessibility, and our great bathrooms. We have lots of small, trinket style gifts, such as refrigerator magnets, for easy stowing on the coaches. We also, offer a shop and ship area for those guest who wish to purchase items but have no way to get them home!
Feel free to venture the short 30 steps from the Cider Mill's front door to our newest addtion THE APPLE CORE LUNCHEONETTE and a delicious local lunch!
Group leader benefits: Each group leader and driver are offered a free coffee and donut, as well as a 20% discount on all your purchases.
To see all that the Waterbury area (known as Vermont's Recreation Crossroads) has to offer, visit the Waterbury Tourism Council's website: http://www.waterbury.org/.
For more information regarding tourism in Vermont, please visit the Vermont Attractions Association website: http://www.vtattractions.org/index.php.
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703 US Rt 5 South
St. Johnsbury, Vermont 05819
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