K. Michelle's VIBE Magazine swimsuit photos ( DAAAAAMN !!!! )
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Tracy Morgan Offends Again... Calls Made For Another ApologyQuote:
| Only weeks after profusely apologizing to the LGBT community for his homophobic rant at a stand-up performance in Nashville, he managed to offend another group of people: the mentally disabled. "Don't ever mess with women who have retarded kids," Morgan, 42, said Saturday night at a performance in New York City, as reported by the New York Times. As groans of "uh-oh" were heard in the crowd, he continued, "Them young retarded males is strong. They're strong like chimps." The "30 Rock" star went on to tell a story about an alleged teenage romance he shared with a girl he described as "a cripple" with a prosthetic arm, a mechanical larynx and a portable dialysis machine. Earlier in the night, Morgan said something went through his mind "that I can't share with y'all." When the audience encouraged him to spill, he said, "I can't. I just got out of controversy man. This is diabolical." "I love you all so much," he said. "Did I tell you that tonight? I've been in trouble lately, and this was big for me that you all came out." The Arc, a nonprofit advocacy group serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is already demanding an apology. “Tracy Morgan should apologize immediately," Arc CEO Peter Berns, told E! News. "This quote is far too offensive to be excused as comedy, and it is very hurtful to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. "Mr. Morgan has an incredibly powerful platform from which to fix this, and if he's learned anything in the last few weeks, he can't bomb this apology," Berns continued. |
Wow, Google+ Looks EXACTLY Like Facebook (GOOG)
http://www.businessinsider.com/wow-g...cebook-2011-6?
Google was kind enough to send SAI some invitations for its new social networking service Google+, and after a few hiccups we've been able to get on the service.
First impression: it's Facebook. With video chat. Only it doesn't have any people on it yet, so it's not as useful.
There are some subtle differences in how you invite friends and so on, but the MAIN page -- the page that shows up when you click your +name (I'm "+Matt") in the black Google toolbar at the top of Google's search page, and that serves as headquarters for all your Google+ activities -- looks almost EXACTLY like Facebook.
There's a status bar up top, icons for adding photos, links, and videos, even a spot in the right hand margin where they suggest other people you might know.
It's like they cloned it.
See for yourself:
Google was kind enough to send SAI some invitations for its new social networking service Google+, and after a few hiccups we've been able to get on the service.
First impression: it's Facebook. With video chat. Only it doesn't have any people on it yet, so it's not as useful.
There are some subtle differences in how you invite friends and so on, but the MAIN page -- the page that shows up when you click your +name (I'm "+Matt") in the black Google toolbar at the top of Google's search page, and that serves as headquarters for all your Google+ activities -- looks almost EXACTLY like Facebook.
There's a status bar up top, icons for adding photos, links, and videos, even a spot in the right hand margin where they suggest other people you might know.
It's like they cloned it.
See for yourself:
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Warning: Job Screening Agency is Now Archiving All Facebook Posts
When is enough enough?
You might want to reconsider your privacy settings in Facebook. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has given permission to the Social Intelligence Corporation to keep files of Facebook user posts as part of a background checking service that they offer companies who want to screen job applicants.
It was all laid out by the head of the company in an email:
Data is archived purely for compliance reasons and not used for any other purposes. This is to provide a verifiable chain-of-custody in case the information is ever needed for legal reasons. Archived data is never used for new screens.
As per our policies and obligations under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the only information we collect on job applicants is employer defined criteria that is legally allowable in the hiring process. Examples of this include racist remarks, sexually explicit photos or videos, or illegal activity such as drug use
We are not building a database on individuals that will be evaluated each time they apply for a job and potentially could be used adversely even if they have cleaned up their profiles. It is important for job applicants to understand we are not storing their historical information to be used against them the next time they apply for a job.
The FTC decided that the Social Intelligence Corporation complies with the Fair Credit Reporting act. So, even if you take down that crazy photo of yourself on Facebook, or the update status that might be deemed controversial, the information can still stay in your file for up to seven years. While it’s in your file, your employer may use the information against you if they consider you for a job.
If you had a crazy Facebook page during college and decided to grow up when you entered into the real world, anything you’ve said that might be considered edgy, racist, sexist or otherwise may keep you from landing the job you’re seeking. Companies, being careful to avoid potential lawsuits, are likely planning to spend billions on this kind of background information.
Experts are recommending that you keep your Facebook page as private as possible, so the Social Intelligence Corporation can’t access everything about you.
You might want to reconsider your privacy settings in Facebook. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has given permission to the Social Intelligence Corporation to keep files of Facebook user posts as part of a background checking service that they offer companies who want to screen job applicants.
It was all laid out by the head of the company in an email:
Data is archived purely for compliance reasons and not used for any other purposes. This is to provide a verifiable chain-of-custody in case the information is ever needed for legal reasons. Archived data is never used for new screens.
As per our policies and obligations under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the only information we collect on job applicants is employer defined criteria that is legally allowable in the hiring process. Examples of this include racist remarks, sexually explicit photos or videos, or illegal activity such as drug use
We are not building a database on individuals that will be evaluated each time they apply for a job and potentially could be used adversely even if they have cleaned up their profiles. It is important for job applicants to understand we are not storing their historical information to be used against them the next time they apply for a job.
The FTC decided that the Social Intelligence Corporation complies with the Fair Credit Reporting act. So, even if you take down that crazy photo of yourself on Facebook, or the update status that might be deemed controversial, the information can still stay in your file for up to seven years. While it’s in your file, your employer may use the information against you if they consider you for a job.
If you had a crazy Facebook page during college and decided to grow up when you entered into the real world, anything you’ve said that might be considered edgy, racist, sexist or otherwise may keep you from landing the job you’re seeking. Companies, being careful to avoid potential lawsuits, are likely planning to spend billions on this kind of background information.
Experts are recommending that you keep your Facebook page as private as possible, so the Social Intelligence Corporation can’t access everything about you.
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GODZILLA 2012 reboot film w/ director of "Monsters" in charge of it + concept art!
Toho Studios is advising on the production of this new film as well. 
Video Interview - http://uk.ign.com/videos/2011/04/19/...ds-on-godzilla
Link- http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=30531
Link- http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/422...equel-monsters
Video Interview - http://uk.ign.com/videos/2011/04/19/...ds-on-godzilla
Link- http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=30531
Link- http://www.dreadcentral.com/news/422...equel-monsters
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Leadbelly - Where Did You Sleep Last Night?: Lead Belly Legacy, Vol. 1
![[]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhOi30lH1HUEgvQathc1yQChu951k-9dKYUFOIt2OsQzmnR4eQepsy0htMrx_Bax2uW7c8_UY404mlrHuZs1udBBgud8GPHmiV70bE8yJFarEvyo82AwF5MwhX_w64miGfAxlE2QfJN-TOQ/s200/WhereDidYouSleepLastNight.jpg)
Styles: Songster, Field Recordings, Acoustic Blues, Folksongs, Folk-Blues, Prewar Gospel Blues
Released: 1996
Label: Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
File: mp3@224K/s
Size: 107.4 MB
Time: 67:01
Art: front
1. Irene - 1:54
2. Pick A Bale Of Cotton - 1:32
3. Good Morning Blues - 2:26
4. Grey Goose - 1:27
5. In The Pines - 2:09
6. Take This Hammer - 2:17
7. On A Monday - 1:49
8. Cotton Fields - 2:09
9. Bring A Little Water Sylvie - 0:52
10. Moanin' - 1:03
11. Laura - 1:44
12. Duncan And Brady - 4:09
13. Rock Island Line - 2:06
14. Big Fat Woman - 1:14
15. New Orleans (The Rising Sun Blues) - 1:55
16. Chicken Crowing For Midnight - 1:07
17. You Can't Lose Me Cholly - 2:40
18. Sally Walker - 2:43
19. Ha Ha This A Way - 1:37
20. Yellow Gal - 1:19
21. Green Corn - 1:18
22. Let It Shine On Me - 3:32
23. Meeting At The Building - 1:03
24. In The Evening When The Sun Goes Down - 3:32
25. Pigmeat - 2:36
26. Blind Lemon - 1:43
27. Bottle Up And Go - 1:55
28. Sukey Jump - 1:08
29. Old Riley - 2:01
30. 4, 5, And 9 - 2:37
31. No Good Rider - 2:09
32. Shorty George - 1:31
33. Duncan And Brady (Acapella) - 1:08
34. Leaving Blues - 2:21
Notes: Forty years after his death, Lead Belly’s songs and style have continued to influence folk, blues, and rock artists including Neil Young, William Styron, Ben Harper, Keb’ Mo, Dionne Farris, and the late Kurt Cobain (Nirvana). Between 1941 and 1947 Lead Belly recorded some of his best music in Moses Asch’s tiny New York studio. The only surviving Asch masters of Lead Belly are now part of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. For the first time in almost 50 years these original acetates have been carefully remastered and newly annotated. 34 tracks, including Irene, Where Did You Sleep Last Night, In the Evening When the Sun Goes Down, and Rock Island Line. Originally released as a tribute to Lead Belly after his death in 1948, this reissue includes many out-takes and previously unreleased and alternate versions. Extensive notes include Lead Belly’s own song commentary. Annotated by Jeff Place. Compiled by Jeff Place, Anthony Seeger and Kip Lornell. "The soul expressed is full-fledged and sublime." New England Folk Almanac
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Leadbelly - Where Did You Sleep Last Night?: Lead Belly Legacy, Vol. 1
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Styles: Songster, Field Recordings, Acoustic Blues, Folksongs, Folk-Blues, Prewar Gospel Blues
Released: 1996
Label: Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
File: mp3@224K/s
Size: 107.4 MB
Time: 67:01
Art: front
1. Irene - 1:54
2. Pick A Bale Of Cotton - 1:32
3. Good Morning Blues - 2:26
4. Grey Goose - 1:27
5. In The Pines - 2:09
6. Take This Hammer - 2:17
7. On A Monday - 1:49
8. Cotton Fields - 2:09
9. Bring A Little Water Sylvie - 0:52
10. Moanin' - 1:03
11. Laura - 1:44
12. Duncan And Brady - 4:09
13. Rock Island Line - 2:06
14. Big Fat Woman - 1:14
15. New Orleans (The Rising Sun Blues) - 1:55
16. Chicken Crowing For Midnight - 1:07
17. You Can't Lose Me Cholly - 2:40
18. Sally Walker - 2:43
19. Ha Ha This A Way - 1:37
20. Yellow Gal - 1:19
21. Green Corn - 1:18
22. Let It Shine On Me - 3:32
23. Meeting At The Building - 1:03
24. In The Evening When The Sun Goes Down - 3:32
25. Pigmeat - 2:36
26. Blind Lemon - 1:43
27. Bottle Up And Go - 1:55
28. Sukey Jump - 1:08
29. Old Riley - 2:01
30. 4, 5, And 9 - 2:37
31. No Good Rider - 2:09
32. Shorty George - 1:31
33. Duncan And Brady (Acapella) - 1:08
34. Leaving Blues - 2:21
Notes: Forty years after his death, Lead Belly’s songs and style have continued to influence folk, blues, and rock artists including Neil Young, William Styron, Ben Harper, Keb’ Mo, Dionne Farris, and the late Kurt Cobain (Nirvana). Between 1941 and 1947 Lead Belly recorded some of his best music in Moses Asch’s tiny New York studio. The only surviving Asch masters of Lead Belly are now part of Smithsonian Folkways Recordings. For the first time in almost 50 years these original acetates have been carefully remastered and newly annotated. 34 tracks, including Irene, Where Did You Sleep Last Night, In the Evening When the Sun Goes Down, and Rock Island Line. Originally released as a tribute to Lead Belly after his death in 1948, this reissue includes many out-takes and previously unreleased and alternate versions. Extensive notes include Lead Belly’s own song commentary. Annotated by Jeff Place. Compiled by Jeff Place, Anthony Seeger and Kip Lornell. "The soul expressed is full-fledged and sublime." New England Folk Almanac
Where Did You Sleep Last Night?
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 WebMD - June 2011 English | PDF | 68 pages | 27.3MB By featuring health news you can use, from expert analysis of medical breakthroughs to delicious and nutritious recipes and top skincare solutions, WebMD helps consumers better inform themselves to make the best health and lifestyle decisions for themselves and their family  |
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