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Here’s the top 10 quotes from Steven Wright: - Imagine if birds were tickled by feathers. It’s a small world, but I wouldn’t want to have to paint it. When I turned two I was really anxious, because I’d doubled my age in a year. I thought, if this keeps up, by the time I’m six I’ll be ninety. If it’s a penny for your thoughts and you put in your two cents worth, then someone, somewhere is making a penny. If you’re not part of the solution, then you’re part of the precipitate. Right now I’m having amnesia and deja vu at the same time. I think I have forgotten this before. Everywhere is within walking distance if you have the time. I intend to live forever. So far, so good. There’s a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot. Incoming search terms for the article:• steven wright Short URL: http://www.eworldpost.com/?p=8485 ... [more..]

The fourth episode of the Final Destination series pop up like a poker faced message of the previous episode. The movie is featuring a collection of surprised unimaginable deaths and the usual array of Rube Goldberg but this time, the chain reactions rarely resulted in mayhem. Fate one of most important concern of the movie seems more random than that. The movie starts with a teen Bobby Campo, who has a vision of slaughter involving cars crashing and bleachers crumbling. Before he could hustles his girlfriend Shantal grandstands, their bad times already started. Once started, the killing takes place utilizing a car wash, a beauty parlor, and a tow truck. Cheapjack production explains the gruesome deaths occurred in the movie. Incoming search terms for the article:• the final destination • Final destination • the final destnation Short URL: http://www.eworldpost.com/?p=8352 ... [more..]

Dermot Weld had a lot to smile about at Galway with four winners   PICTURE: Caroline Norris   DERMOT WELD, the undisputed king of Galway, landed a 306-1 four timer on day two, taking his tally for the seven-day festival to six. Weld, who had ten winners at last year's Galway festival, was more than halfway to that total after a fantastic Tuesday. Weld landed the first race with 13-8 favourite Universal Truth ridden by amateur Robbie McNamara, before Easy Mate landed the 6.20 at 12-1 under conditional Leigh Roche and 4-1 shot Zaminast, ridden by Pat Smullen, won the fillies' maiden at 7.35. Parlour, also ridden by Smullen and sent off as 4-5 favourite, completed the four-timer in impressive fashion. Weld had one other runner on the card, Northern Rocked, who went off the 4-1 favouritein the 8.05 but disappointed, finishing down the field and never getting into it under Pat Smullen.   ... [more..]

Boise Music Festival 2010 in US, Duisburg Love Parade Music Festival Stampede in Germany July 24th, 2010 | Add a Comment 15 killed in stampede at Love Parade in Germany While In US, people are ready to celebrate & enjoy Boise Music Festival Saturday from 10:00a.m to 10:00p at Ann Morrison Park, Germany went through pani stampede incident in Love Parade music Festival in City of Duisburg. Boise Music Festival Well, Visit Official Site Boise Music Festival 2010 for Ticket and more Information, Also Lumberjack days 2010.Love Parade music Festival, Germany 15 people including Nine women and six men died at the Love Parade music festival in Germany today. People were crushed inside a tunnel during a stampede caused by panic. Kevin Krausgartner, 21, said “I have never seen anything like it. I saw 25 people piled on top of one another, a huge heap. I cried. The people couldn’t get any air. I saw the dead there” Witnesses could not forget terrifying moments of a stampede at an entrance tunnel at the Love Parade music festival in the German city of Duisburg. 1.4 million people took part in the world’s largest techno music festival. ... [more..]

Updated at 11:05 p.m. By Aaron Blake Former Georgia governor Roy Barnes(D) won his party's nomination for governor Tuesday, while former secretary of state Karen Handel and former congressman Nathan Deal qualified for an Aug. 10 runoff on the GOP side. Barnes defeated state Attorney General Thurbert Baker and five other Democrats in his race, getting nearly two-thirds of the vote. The Democratic Governors Association aims to be competitive for a seat now held by a Republican, Sonny Perdue, and Democrats are hopeful that Barnes's decisive win, while Republicans are still settling on a candidate, will give him a leg up in November. Handel and Deal led five rivals in the Republican race. With four-fifths of the vote in, Handel was first at 33 percent, while Deal took the second spot with 24 percent of the vote. Handel came into Tuesday's voting with the momentum, thanks in part to former Republican - Sarah Palin - Roy Barnes - Karen Handel - Sonny Perdue ... [more..]

UPDATE, 6:22 p.m.: Just amazing. The NAACP, in its statement just now, says it has reviewed the full tape and admits that they were "snookered" by Breitbart and Fox News into believing that Sherrod had withheld help from the white farmer for racial reasons: With regard to the initial media coverage of the resignation of USDA official Shirley Sherrod, we have come to the conclusion we were snookered by Fox News and Tea Party Activist Andrew Breitbart into believing she had harmed white farmers because of racial bias. Having reviewed the full tape, spoken to Ms. Sherrod, and most importantly heard the testimony of the white farmers mentioned in this story, we now believe the organization that edited the documents did so with the intention of deceiving millions of Americans. The fact is Ms. Sherrod did help the white farmers mentioned in her speech. They personally credit her with helping to save their family farm. There won't be any hell to pay here. The White House will not lean on Vilsack to reinstate Sherrod. Vilsack, who has already reiterated that he did the right thing, obviously won't do so on his own. And everyone will make obligatory disapproving noises about Breitbart, before promptly ... [more..]

(AP) – 1 hour ago WASHINGTON — Since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, top-secret intelligence gathering by the government has grown so unwieldy and expensive that no one really knows what it cost and how many people are involved, The Washington Post reported Monday.A two-year investigation by the newspaper uncovered what it termed a "Top Secret America" that's mostly hidden from public view and largely lacking in oversight.In its first installment of a series of reports, the Post said there are now more than 1,200 government organizations and more than 1,900 private companies working on counterterrorism, homeland security and intelligence in some 10,000 locations across the U.S.Some 854,000 people — or nearly 1 1/2 times the number of people who live in Washington — have top-secret security clearance, the paper said.Col. Dave Lapan, a Pentagon spokesman, said Monday the issue of redundancy within the intelligence community is a "well known" problem."We've been fighting two wars since 9-11 and a lot of that growth in the intelligence community has come as a result of needed increases in intelligence collection and those types of activities to support two wars," Lapan said.Defense Secretary Robert Gates previously had ordered the services and defense agencies to find ... [more..]

The U.S. Geological Survey reported a 3.6 magnitude earthquakecentered in Montgomery County at 5:04 a.m. Friday. The epicenter was in Gaithersburg near I-270 and Route 124 (39.145 degrees N, 77.222 degrees W), USGS reported in a preliminary finding. Its depth was 3.1 miles. Authorities in the District and Montgomery and Arlington counties said there were no early reports of damage. Still, many residents were dialing 911 to report the rumbling. Mike Blanpied, a geologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, will be online Friday, July 16, at 11 a.m. ET to discuss the earthquake. Submit your questions and comments before or during today's discussion. ____________________ Mike Blanpied: Good morning. Lots of people in the DC metro area were awoken (or startled, if already awake) by this morning's M3.6 earthquake, just after 5 am. I'll answer your questions about the earthquake, the history of earthquakes in the area, and any other questions you may have about earthquakes and earthquake hazards, over the next hour. I appreciate your interest. Mike Blanpied: For additional information about this and other earthquake topics, please see our web site http://earthquake.usgs.gov. While there, I encourage you to fill out our "Did you feel it?" form about the quake. ... [more..]

He was startlingly visible on the fairways of St. Andrews in Thursday's opening of the British Open, in his robin's egg blue cap, salmon pink shirt, violet vest, and those slacks that looked like cheap motel curtains. But there was no drunk-tank behavior, no teeing off on a beer can. There was just a telltale plume of cigarette smoke -- a lingering vice -- and a series of solid, charismatic cracks off the tee, the sounds of strength meeting ease. His seven-birdie opening round of 66 was one of his most aggressive, yet rational, performances in a major championship since he won the 1995 British Open here. The guy who used to be known as "Wild Thing" apparently is in need of a new nickname. What should we call him now? "I don't know," he said. "Mild thing?" It's risky to say anything definitive about Daly, given the whirls of his personal and professional lives, the heartbreaking dissipation, binges, divorces, and compulsive gambling that caused a winless streak from '95 to 2004. But he may be in the midst of a genuine resurgence. He staggered through a disastrous 2008 in which he hurt his ribs, earned a six-month suspension from the PGA Tour for ... [more..]

The transition from web series to TV could have been tough for the often-grotesque medical satire Childrens Hospital -- a show where doctors get turned on by life-threatening surgeries and saving patients takes a backseat to highly choregraphed dance numbers, among other things. Fortunately for the show's fans, it isn't going to primetime: it's going to Adult Swim, where it's freakishness will fit in just fine. "Adult Swim has the closest thing to an outsider's sensibility," executive producer Jonathan Stern says. "We figured that was the closest we could come to being on television without actually people thinking we were on television." Watch videos of Childrens Hospital Creator, star and executive producer Rob Corddry (The Daily Show) launched the fictional series-within-a-series on TheWB.com in 2008 to mock medical procedurals like  ER and Grey's Anatomy. Lake Bell provides the Meredith Grey-style voice-overs, and her character, Dr. Cat Black, is shown breaking up with 15 various partners in the span of a single "previously on" segment. In an homage to a Season 2 episode of Grey's, Children's Hospital was embroiled in a race riot waiting to happen outside of the hospital. The big dilemna? Deciding which of two victims with a pole struck through them, one Caucasian ... [more..]

After Andres Iniesta scored in extra time for Spain, the deciding goal in a 1-0 win over the Netherlands in the World Cup final, he pulled off his jersey to reveal a vest with "Dani Jarque seimpre con nosotros" written on it. That means "Dani Jarque is always with us," a reference to former Espanyol defender Dani Jarque, who died of a heart attack in August 2009. After the match, Iniesta said: "This is for Dani Jarque, for my family, for all of the people. It is the result of hard work over a long time and some difficult moments," according to an ESPN.com report. Reuters/Jerry Lampen ... [more..]