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Friday, May 28, 2010

Kanye West 'Power'

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It’s been a short while since we’ve heard anything from the ever-controversial Kanye West (see: Taylor Swift). Now gearing up for the release of latest LP ‘Good Ass Job’, it appears the Grammy winner’s first offering from the record will be the Dwele assisted ‘Power’. Take a listen to the track, which surfaced just a few moments ago, below…
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Rat King

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Rat King is a very rare phenomenon first observed in Germany in which a huge number of rats grow together by stacking up with each other with help of their tails. The tails are joined together by mud, blood and dirt. The rats are unusually large in size and grow collectively. They even die in the same bunch. These rats are a source of a number of contagious diseases including plague. In German culture, king rats are considered as a very bad omen.

The phenomenon was prevalent in the times when rats were black but later when they were replaced by brown and grayish colored family of rats, the trend slowed down. The clusters of rats have been found in a couple of locations and they have been preserved in museums. Usually rats between thirty and fifty in number are group into such huddle. Whenever the rat king is detected, it is immediately killed as they are extremely infectious and can cause serious illness.

The largest mummified rat king is kept in the museum of Mauritianum, Altenburg at Thuringa. It comprises of thirty two rats which were discovered in the annum 1828. The rats are sometimes preserved in alcohol and they are also kept in museums of Stuggart, Hameln and Goettingen. Various species of rats become part of the cluster especially Rattus rattus and Rattus rattus brevicaudatus. The latest remains of these rats were found in the month of April in the annum ‘86 and are maintained in the museum.

100 Questions

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100 Questions (originally known as 100 Questions for Charlotte Payne) is an upcoming American situation comedy series set to premiere on NBC. In May 2009 the network announced that the show will debut midseason in March 2010 on Tuesday nights at 9:30 pm, after NBC's coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics is completed.However the show was later pushed back to debut on May 27, 2010, with the episode order reduced from thirteen to six.

Created by and co-starring actor Chris Moynihan, the comedy is about "a young woman navigating life with friends in New York."Charlotte Payne (played by British actress Sophie Winkleman) begins each episode being asked a question at a dating service, which then "segues into that episode's storyline."

100 Questions is produced by Universal Media Studios, with executive producers Moynihan, Kelly Kulchak, Ron West, and Michelle Nader.

50 Cent Weight Loss Pictures

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I could not believe seeing a picture of 50 Cent this thin. The 50 Cent weight loss regimen seem to have gone too much for him to look like a sick man. According to reports, 50 Cent lost a lot of weight due to his upcoming movie Things Fall Apart, where he played a person with cancer.

See the pictures below and be amazed.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Things fall apart

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ORLANDO — There are two ways to look at what happened to the Celtics Wednesday night.

The first, and most visceral reaction, is that they are suddenly in a pack of trouble. Kendrick Perkins was ejected after receiving two technical fouls and is in danger of getting suspended for Game 6 now that he has racked up seven technicals during the postseason, triggering an automatic suspension from the league.

Glen Davis and Marquis Daniels both suffered concussions, and their availability also is in doubt. On top of all that, Rasheed Wallace’s back tightened up.

The Magic have made this a series again after a 113-92 victory in Game 5, and now Friday’s Game 6 is looming as the biggest game of the Celtics' improbable postseason run.

“Today was a very tough day,” Kevin Garnett said in the quiet of an almost-empty locker room. “Lot of things going on. It’s not like it’s something we haven’t seen before. We’ve had different situations in our run in the past. None of this is going to be easy. I’ve always said the hardest games are always the first one and the shutout.”

The other way to look at it is that no one thought this series was going to be a walkover. There wasn’t a single prediction that had the Celtics winning in five games; few even had them winning at all.

In the five games that have been played there have been three tight ones and a blowout for either side, which is basically the recipe for a long NBA playoff series. Wednesday’s loss didn’t knock the Celtics out any more than their Game 3 win eliminated the Magic, and they are still up 3-2 with a game in the Garden up next.

That’s the long view, and it obviously didn’t make anyone feel better after a game in which all that stuff happened and the Celtics collapsed defensively, allowing the Magic to shoot 13-for-25 from 3-point range and surrendering 10 offensive rebounds.

“We've just got to come play and we’ve got to be more defensive-minded than usual,” Garnett said. “We’ve got to be the ones that hit first, and I’m not saying that in going out and doing dumb stuff. We’ve got to be firm and get back to the defensive-minded team that we are.

“We’re upset. We don’t take losing lightly. We never have. We have to look ourselves in the mirror as a team, get together and figure this thing out.”

The first thing they have to figure out is, who’s going to be on the floor.

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