• Slam-dunk
  A parrot slam-dunks during a performance at the Laohutan Ocean Park in Dalian, a port city in northeast China's Liaoning province, on May 2.

Sad oak
Mike Adasczik holds up two pieces of an oak tree at his home on Newman Drive in Nashua, N.H., on April 1. Adasczik works for Daley Outdoor Service in the city and was cutting down an oak tree with his crew when he discovered what looked like a frowning face."I've never seen anything like this," Adasczik said. "In all my 10 or more years of landscaping."

-- Edited by dappa75 at 23:16, 2008-05-26

Southern California theme restaurants, influenced by Tokyo's "cosplay" cafes and Taiwan's theme restaurants, include those with themes that range from the jungle to the classroom. Here, waitresses Jean Lin, left, and Moe Kohama are dressed as maids at Royal/T Cafe in Culver City.

Actually how do u stand up in this house watch the windows to nuh lol

Protest and counter-protest
KFC employee Shella Ramsey holds a bucket of fried chicken as PETA protesters Nicole Matthews, center and Taylor Guillot, right, protest in front of the KFC in Tulsa, Okla., on March 31.

LOUIS VUITTON TRASH BAG

This is rumored to be a part of a new Louis Vuitton line of luxury disposable goods!


Now ive seen alot of louis v products but this takes the cake trust me .. i can bet is nuff it goin for to unuh

Bill Gates, Chairman and CEO of Microsoft, and the richest man in the world at over $50 Billion net worth, arrested in New Mexico 1977.

Inna mi Backyard a chill and this ra** lizard show up, mi personally did want to kill it. But the ppl dem inna mi yard seh no.

A baby iguana, look pon di size of it.

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Gone are the days when music players could store only music and people had to attain other devices capable of storing pictures, as well as videos. No longer are music lovers listening to music on outdated CD players; they have evolved into more user-friendly and portable lightweight materials, such as: MP3 players and iPods. These are not as cumbersome as their predecessors and they combine the joy of listening to music, watching videos and looking at pictures all in one tiny package. The Sansa e250 is quite adept at doing all of this.

What's Hot: It's easy to navigate, using the tactile wheel. Has a strong alloy casing which provides scratch resistance and possesses great features for its users, such as: FM tuner/recorder, voice recording and photo and video playback.

What's Not: No AC adapter, the buttons surrounding the Sansa's scroll wheel can be difficult to press and low levels of system noise can be heard through head phones at low or zero volume.

Design

The design for this device resembles the iPod; this is not necessarily a bad thing as it makes carrying it easy and manoeuvring it is much more comfortable than its cumbersome predecessor, the CD player. Although it resembles an iPod, I would have loved to see designers integrate another look, instead of using the ever-popular iPod look, though still maintaining its lightweight capability. Nevertheless, the device is sturdy and sharp looking. It features a 1.8-inch screen in comparison to an iPod Nano that features a 1.5-inch screen. The power button on the device takes you to the main menu and another press takes you back to whatever menu you were last in, so there is no difficult navigation as with the iPod. On the spine, there is also a voice-recording button, which when pressed, instantaneously begins recording.

Performance

In terms of the audio performance for this machine, picky listeners will find that there is some system noise. In comparison to previous series, such as the m200 and the e100, the physical build is more appealing in terms of its beauty. The machine may also be powerful enough to rival even that of the iPod in certain areas. However, viewing videos and pictures is nothing necessarily outstanding. Though the screen is bright, photo viewing usually ends up being cropped with black borders because of the screen ratio. Overall, the performance is quite good.

Specifications

Here are a few specifications from the Sansa:

• Memory type: flash memory
• Memory capacity: 2GB
• Song capacity: Up to 500
• Battery life: 20 hours
• Colour: Black
• Supported audio format: WMA, MP3
• Operating system requirements: Windows, Windows XP
• Memory-card slot: microSD

Bottomline

Overall, the Sansa e250 is a great music device in the e200 series. It has a sleek design and offers a user-friendly interface, as well as a number of features from which to choose. Though there are a few problems in the audio, video and photo options, there are a number of other high points which outweigh these negatives, and they may not deter too much from the enjoyment of the device. The Sansa e250 deserves a four out of five.

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-- Edited by pengo at 12:29, 2008-02-10

a battery-operated toy which features U.S President George Bush riding a tank to capture al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, on display at a roadside toy vendor in Bangalore, India, Tuesday, Jan 22, 2008.

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One of the many hallways at my school full with platinum records from top artists.That mean a student or a teacher in a di production. Hopefully we can add some Jamaican artist pon it.

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Hard Wine
The Ultimate Soca Experience
February 23, 2008
The Pantry (2 Dumfries Road, New Kingston
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Kurt Riley
Mix Master MC
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Adm: $500 @ the gate
Ladies Free: In carnival costume and also before 11pm.




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mi wah know wa him name!!!!!!!

im promoting nuclear link up for dubs and tunes

Playing chicken with a Train

The rather shocking photo attached snapped in November 16th of last year by a spectator at the collegiate power lifting championships at Penn State. The unfortunate competitor, who expressed a plea to remain anonymous, remembered to surgeons that he was " stuck" at the bottom of a personal best attempt in the squat lift when he "sort of pulled his stomach in and pushed extra hard, at the same time as trying to complete the lift."

He remembers a loud popping, splattering noise then a fierce stabbing pain and then not being able to move from the squat position. He remained in this position for about half an hour, since trying to stand caused him overwhelming agonizing pain. Paramedics arrived and applied anesthesia on the spot and carried him to an ambulance. He was rushed to surgery, where surgeons described the trauma as an explosive and aggravated prolapse of the bowel". Meanwhile it was revealed that the weight was removed from his shoulders at the time of the incident by two "spotters" on either side of the lifter. The third spotter who was standing behind the lifter was unfortunately sprayed with fecal matter at the time of the incident. This spotter promptly fainted when he realized the extent of of the injury to the lifter, who was a personal friend.

This compounded the task of first aid officers who were at a loss as to how to treat the injury to the lifter in any case, who remained in the squatting position moaning in pain much to the consternation of the helpless audience. The hapless lifter had successful surgery to relieve the prolapse, but remained immobilized with his feet elevated in stirrups for 2 weeks to ensure "internal compliance with the surgery and that the organs retracted successfully".

To add insult to injury, the ex-lifter required rectal stitching to partially occlude the anal orifice and stitch the rectal passage (which had significantly expanded and torn during the prolapse) and also was put on a low fiber low residue diet to combat flatulence to avoid any possibility of a recurrence.