Wayne Cubed

That's what everyone says, just have to watch it more. I've watched Zoolander 2 times and that's all I could handle.

My Spanish teacher in HS was Mrs. Ariola. That certainly made every teenage boy giggle.

Any movie where Ben Stiller is the main actor. The guy isn't funny to me, expecially in Zoolander, which apparently has a cult like following.

Not to mention the burden of proof, for a civil case, is much lower than in a criminal case. Because of this, people's opinion of the plaintiff and his state of mind are very important, maybe more important than actual facts. Therefore each lawyer is going to try to discredit the others client.

Don't know if anyone uses the Vine app, but Joe Buscaglia posts shorts clips from practice: Bradham and Alonso https://vine.co/v/b9iviMYtKTi Stevie Johnson https://vine.co/v/b9irdzBOgBi

This. I was going to write something like this earlier. This isn't a criminal case, it's a civil case, where the court of public opinion rules. This a typical tactic used by corporations when being sued, paint the plaintiff in a bad light, discredit them. The burden of proof is also much, much lower in civil cases. It comes down to a jury or judge's opinion many times. Hence why her lawyer didn't release any factual information regarding the case, like as you said, a text saying keep the ring or her credit card statements. EDIT: and this lawyer game being played doesn't necessarily mean I believe Mario or his ex. It just means they will both be spewing discrediting information in an effort to win people's opinion.

Apparently, according to Adam Schefter, the positive test is for Adderall. Not sure I understand why Adderall is banned...

I can see where big fans of the older movies/series could get hung up on the new ones. What I appreciate about it is how he's written it. Abrams wrote it so that it was a new set of movies, instead of just trying to reboot the older series. He's as good as a sci-fi screen writer as they come and IMO thats what Star Wars needs. The last 3 movies, the story and script were just horrible (and the acting, to an extent). Yea Lucas went overboard with the CGI, but where he really fell short was story, which is what made the originals so good. I'm hoping he writes a really go script and I think he can get the most out of the actors he chooses.

Were you a fan of the original Star Treks?

After seeing what he's done with both Star Treks, I have a good feeling he can return Star Wars to its former glory. I'll be interested in seeing who he casts for main roles(have heard he wants to bring back the old cast for cameos).

Have previously done a 7 day Western Caribbean with Princess. From my understanding, the difference between Carnival and say Princess or Royal Caribbean is age range and amenities. My sister has cruised Carnival and also a friend has, it tends to be younger. The service by the staff and crew on Princess/Royal Caribbean is also much better. My sister didn't enjoy her cruise with Carnival and because of that has been put of cruising. Whereas I had a great time and would definitely do it again. I would suggest staying away from Carnival.

I just don't get the love for Tannehill. I mean I understand stats don't tell the whole story, but he had very similar stats to Brandon Weedon. Brandon Weedon had pretty much the same situation at WR as Miami did last year, in some ways I would say it was worse in Cleveland. And yet, no one is drooling over Weedon.

Boom.

The bolded is a ridiculous statement. Chip Kelly turned Oregon around? Mike Bellotti, the previous HC for Oregon, is considered the person who turned them into a football powerhouse. Chip Kelly, who was OC for 2 years previous at Oregon, walked into a dream situation. Marrone on the other hand took over a Syracuse program that was 10-37 under Greg Robinson. The last winning season for Syracuse was in 2001, the last bowl game was in 2004. Syracuse was in the dump, recruitment was most certainly down. The situations each coach walked into were worlds apart.

Here' the link to the original NY Times article she wrote: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/14/opinion/my-medical-choice.html?src=me&ref=general She's pretty graphic about the procedure, but basically they test the nipples first to see what their chances of cancer are there. Then they pump more blood to the nipples so they can save them and re attach. So Angelina's nipple's are still there.

Some off the top of my head... Son of the Mask Airplane II Speed 2: Cruise Control Batman and Robin

They can. But a full mastectomy removes the nipple as well. The article I read today said Angelina did have implants put in to replace what was lost.

These are pretty much the reasons.

Intriguing like Marcus Easley, who for the better part of 3 years has done nothing. I remember how intrigued bills fans were with him and yet he couldn't beat out Smith when the WR core was decimated last year... Intriguing to me, can be a waste of a roster spot.

Got to see Star Trek Into The Darkness last night and came away very impressed. The story line is great and the film moves along at a really good pace. I didn't think there were any slow points in the movie. With this new time line, Abrams does a great job introducing characters and playing along with the older time line. The visuals were superb.

Interesting, although I don't think they'll keep 2 FB and 3 TE. I also think Kolb should be able to beat out Jackson.

11 - 3 Maybe that's code for a TD sequence in game one... TJ Graham throws to EJ Manuel for winning TD? 11 - 3

56 second mark pretty much sums this up... http://youtu.be/d1-QAF8gLy0

.... who were often injured and inconsistent.