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Monday, October 31, 2011
LINDSEY LOHAN... NEW TEETH!
A couple of weeks ago, LiLo came under fire after she walked the red carpet of the Saints Row concert held at Supperclub in Los Angeles. Why you ask? Well, it wasn't Lindsay's latest court troubles or community service antics.
This time, people were talking about her teeth, which looked a little yellow and worse for wear.
Looks like all the blogosphere remarks were enough to make Lindsay get her mouth game in order, as she used part of that Playboy money to get her teeth fixed.
The 25-year-old was reportedly paid $1 million to pose nude for Playboy mag, so we can look forward to those pics sometime soon!
As for her new teeth, Lindsay tweeted a picture saying, "Thanks Dr. Dorfman for the zoom... My gums are so sore though!"
Hopefully Lindsay will be totally healed and flashing that million dollar smile all over the place!
WTF: Judge Loses His Pension For Using A Penis Pump In Court!
A former Creek County judge convicted of exposing himself and using a male enhancement device while seated at the bench is not eligible to receive judicial retirement benefits, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.
The high court upheld a decision by the Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees, ruling that Donald D. Thompson, a 23-year veteran veteran of the Sooner State legal system, violated his oath of office by using a penis pump while presiding over trials, according to NewsOK.
Thompson served about 20 months in prison after being found guilty in 2006, at which time his monthly pension of $7,789 was discontinued.
During his own trial, Thompson unsuccessfully argued that the criminal actions did not disrupt the proceedings in his courtroom, Tulsa World reported.
After leaving prison, Thompson registered as a sex offender. He also faces a pending felony charge dating back to a July 19 traffic stop when police allegedly found Thompson driving under the influence.
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GOOGLE BUZZ IS RETIRING
Google Buzz is going away, but your posts are yours to keep
In a few weeks we'll be retiring Google Buzz. At that time you won't be able to create any new posts, but your existing content will remain accessible in two ways:
- You can view it on your Google Profile
- You can download it using Google Takeout
Sunday, October 30, 2011
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This Diamond Shamballa Style Bracelet showcases 23.00 carats of genuine diamonds. This trendy diamond bracelet makes a perfect gift for any occasion. Adjustable length.
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| Approx. Weight: | 24 gr |
| Width: | 3/8 in (10mm) beads |
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GOOD 2 KNOW: CHAPSTICK CAUSES CANCER
Even though most of the Chapstick ingredients are save, there are some ingredients that are not good for your health. You should know that Chapstick contains petroleum jelly. Do you know that it is a byproduct of oil drilling industries?
Petroleum jelly could not kill you. In the other hands, it would be harmful if you were ingested this substance every time you use it. Based on some studies, it is known that petroleum jelly has the possible link with cancer.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
DID U HEAR?: "IN LIVING COLOR" IS COMING BACK TO TELEVISION!
Fans of Fox's classic sketch comedy In Living Color can rejoice, as Fox announced they would be bringing the show back in two TV specials. The show will be hosted and executive produced by the show's original co-creator, Keenan Ivory Wayans.
The show's four-year run from 1990-94 launched careers for the Wayans clan, Damon, Shawn, Marlon and Kim, along with David Alan Grier, Jim Carrey, Jamie Foxx and Jennifer Lopez.
Fox announced that the remake will be a "modern-day take" on the classic and "will feature a new cast of fresh, young talent, as well as musical performances by special guests."
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Friday, October 28, 2011
GTV SPORTS: (UPDATE) NBA LOCKOUT
Just when you had hope because they said progress was made…this happens.
With talks between the NBA’s locked-out players and owners breaking off, commissioner David Stern has announced the cancellation of games through Nov. 30th.
Stern said it is “not possible, practical or prudent” for the league to play a full 82-game schedule now.
Stern said while the two sides made progress on system issues during talks on Friday, progress halted when the topic turned to revenues.
Reiterating the league’s offer to a 50-percent split of basketball-related income with the players, Stern said union executive director Billy Hunter said “he was not willing to go a penny below 52 (percent.).
“He closed up his book and walked out of the room. And that’s where we are,” Stern said.
No further talks have been scheduled.
“We’re not sure when we’re going to meet again, but we’re hopeful that soon enough we can get back at this and try and close this out,” union president Derek Fisher of the Los Angeles Lakerssaid. “Today wasn’t the day.”
Both sides had pointed toward Friday as the day they hoped to close the gap on the finances. Owners are insistent on a 50-50 split of revenues, while players last formally proposed they get 52.5 percent, leaving them about $100 million apart annually. Players were guaranteed 57 percent in the previous collective bargaining agreement.
Hunter said the league initially moved its target down to 47 percent during Friday’s six-hour session, then returned to its previous proposal of 50 percent of revenues.
“We’re not quite sure if they’re at 50 or if they’re really at 47,” Fisher said.
But Stern challenged that characterization, saying the league’s offer was 50 percent.
The players will not accept a 50-50 split, Hunter said.
“Derek and I made it clear that we could not sell the 50-50 deal to our membership. Not with all the concessions that we’ve granted,” Hunter said. “We’ve got to have some dollars.”
“We feel like we’ve made concessions,” Fisher added. “Right now it’s not enough.”
Discussions about the salary cap system also proved problematic.
“You get there and then all of a sudden they say well, we also have to have our number,” Hunter said, referring to the 50 percent revenue split proposal. “And you say, well you’re not negotiating in good faith. We trusted you one more time.”
Though they will miss a paycheck on Nov. 15, Hunter said each player would have received a minimum of $100,000 from the escrow money that was returned to them to make up the difference after salaries fell short of the guaranteed 57 percent of revenues last season.
What the players won’t do is rush into a deal they might regret later, Fisher added.
“We’re trying to really remain focused on the fact that this deal, whether it’s on system or BRI, has to be one that our players for the next ten years can operate under,” he said. “We didn’t want to rush through this today just to close out a deal that’s going to impact our members for the next ten years.”
After two days of making some progress on salary-cap issues, the two sides turned their attention back to the revenue split Friday, the 120th day of the lockout. Talks broke down last week over that issue, and they had not attempted to deal with it since.
The sides met for 7½ hours Thursday following a 15-hour marathon the previous day. Though no specifics have been offered, they both said there had been some compromise on system issues.
That created optimism that the lockout could be nearing an end, though that was believed possible a couple of times earlier this month, only to be followed by a setback.
Sources told Broussard that Hunter spoke to players earlier Thursday and reiterated the union’s stance that players want at least a 52-48 split of basketball-related income.
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