The sixth Harry Potter movie is on track to topple Twilight as Fandango’s third all-time film in advance ticket sales. (Star Wars Episdode III-Revenge of the Sith and The Dark Knight are #1 and #2.) The film accounts for 96% of daily ticket sales on Fandango.
Harry Potter 6 represents a higher number of advance tickets sold than sold for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, Iron Man or Sex and the City at the same point in the sales cycle on Fandango.
The Drudge Report has satirically labeled the picture a “second stimulus package.”
Obama is in Europe focusing on oil prices, the global economy, and climate change. But is he focusing on something else instead?
Drudge has been headlining the image for hours. No doubt the mainstream media’s talking heads will quickly assure us that it’s a sign of humanity and we can’t really expect him to restrain his manly instincts. Besides, it’s a great compliment paid to the minor and, really, he’s so dreamy. Of course, it would’ve been a perverted act worthy of impeachment had Bush done the same, but whatever.
According to a biography page dug up by Ace, the girl he’s checking out is the same as the one in the purple dress here. Assuming the information is accurate, our commander-in-chief was caught staring at the ass of a 16-year-old Brazilian girl and activist for UNICEF.
President Horndog-in-Chief has all the tact of a drunk college guy on spring break in Miami; all the self-restraint of a horny rottweiler humping Scarlett Johansson’s leg. Such a lack of class hasn’t been witnessed from a world leader since the last time Obama gave Gordon Brown a set of non-working DVDs.
Reports indicate that Obama will introduce new tap-and-trade legislation next week. Senate sources attribute the new move to his stimulated package.
Not the First Time: Ace finds another picture of Obama checking out an unknown woman. In his defense, at least the woman was old enough to vote in that earlier case.
After all he is human, so no one could be certain about this as he might have absolutely some thing different in mind.
'Just taking from a random website post, someone said, “I was critical of Michael Jackson’s family for encouraging Paris Jackson to speak publicly at her father’s memorial service. To me, it felt like Paris Jackson was exploited”.
I feel that the above statement is ridiculously grotesque. Perhaps maybe there is a racial barrier that the author does not quite understand. At most African-American funerals, I have ever been to, it is customary for the son/daughter to make a speech in tribute to their mother/father. I do not think Paris Jackson was exploited, and I do not believe the Jackson family forced Paris to take the mic. Rather I believe Paris was just compelled to tell the world about how great her dad was.
We all knew how great Michael Jackson the entertainer was, but when Paris Jackson decided to speak out, we learned that he was a great father as well.'
I want to agree with this statement that it customary amongst Africa-Americans that not only the sons and daughters speak at parents funeral but also some relatives.
No one could help prevent people talking about the greatness of Micheal.
Minnesota’s Habitat Conservation Partnership announces the completion of 21,381 acres of habitat improvements during the third phase of funding. Funds for these projects were provided by the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources (LCCMR). Trust Fund dollars originate through the Minnesota State Lottery.
The 21,381 acres of projects included; 6,243 acres of grassland restorations, 1,382 acres of wetland restorations, 3,433 of wetland enhancements, and 513 acres of woodland restorations. In addition, the Partnership worked with willing sellers to acquire 1,176.5 acres in fee-title and 5,483.9 acres in perpetual conservation easements.
Since inception in 2001, the Partnership has completed 126,899 acres of habitat improvements through 855 different projects across the state. In fact, total expenditures through the partnership in that time have exceeded $102 million with $21.8 million originating from the Minnesota Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund. The remaining $80.2 million has come from the project partners matching those Trust Fund contributions.
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| Dates: | July 6 – 12, 2009 |
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