Even the Tea Party Doesn't Take Her Seriously

Why do we have the boob tube? Because we all are tired and angry at the end of a work day in which the only thing you are proud of is the salary. Marx said religion was the opium of the masses. Well so is TV and we like mind candy trash such as Palin. The GOP wouldn't engage in politics of personal destruction if it didn't sway those poor lost souls who believe Beck, Palin, Limbaugh and Hannity.Having a person who viciously attacks Democrats and is easy on the eyes is too tempting for the GOP leaders. They can condone the violent turn that their lunatic fringe is currently engaging in—and which Palin has encouraged as far back as in the 2008 campaign, so obviously the GOP is for anything that incites their base—anything they think will provide them with a partisan advantage.

Game Of the Year.....?

Continuing where the first Mass Effect left off, Mass Effect 2 is a straight up sequel with the storyline building on the events of the first game. On patrol to hunt down any remaining geth, Normandy ends up running into something alien, something far more than it could chew. Cue explosions, epic space battle video clips consisting of Normandy getting shot to bits by the mysterious vessel. Normandy ends up as a wreck and while most of the crew manages to escape in time, Commander Shepard, failing to reach the escape pod in time, ends up missing and presumed killed.

Main character getting killed 15 minutes into the game usually complicates the story. Mass Effect 2 solves this by fast forwarding several years and we find out that the stories of the death of Commander Shepard were somewhat premature. A secret "Lazarus Project" by Cerberus, a shadowy pro-human organization, manages to reconstruct and revive our hero from what little of the body was recovered at the Normandy crash site. Turns out Cerberus has a job and for that they need Shepard and only Shepard. Illusive Man, the mysterious lead figure of the organization fills in some of the blanks and presents his case - humanity needs Shepard as a threat even more dangerous than the geth is looming. Human colonies are being attacked, inhabitants abducted by an unknown enemy and nobody is taking the threat seriously.

Hot Movie of the Month....Kick-Ass

Can superheroes be made, not born? It's a question 'Kick-Ass' tackles head-on.

Adapted from the comic books by Mark Millar and John S. Romita Jr., 'Kick-Ass' turns preconceived notions of herodom on its head, as it follows your normal, everyday comic-book loving geek, Dave (Aaron Johnson,) as he dons a tight-fitting wetsuit and mask and acts the part of his revered superhero.

Dave soon discovers that being a vigilante isn't as easy as it seems. But thanks to the power of viral video, the do-it-yourself upstart -- and his alter-ego, Kick-Ass -- quickly become a worldwide phenomenon.

This newfound notoriety also gets him in touch with fellow characters Red Mist ('Superbad's Christopher Mintz-Plasse), as well as Big Daddy and Hit Girl (Nicolas Cage and Chloë Grace Moretz), a father-daughter duo who aim to take down the crime circuit of a local mobster.

An unabashedly R-rated film directed by Matthew Vaughn ('Layer Cake'), 'Kick-Ass' exhibits strong language and violence that should serve to give parents pause before allowing their kids on this big-screen comic book adventure. Scene-stealer Moretz in particular beats up bad guys with a bloodlust beyond her years and unleashes heaping amounts of profanity (including one Crass Word That Shall Not Be Named) that could make sailors blush.

But you don't have to take our word for it. Here's what the critics had to say:

Entertainment Weekly: "An enjoyably supercharged and ultraviolent teen-rebel comic-book fantasy that might be described -- in spirit, at least -- as reality-based. ... Is it a problem that 'Kick-Ass' is by far the most violent movie ever to feature kids as heroes? Parents should consider themselves warned, though personally, I just wish that the film had ended up a bit less of an over-the-top action ride. It didn't need this much slam-bang when it had us at real-life superheroics."

New York Magazine: "In schizoid fashion, I both spluttered and enjoyed myself. ... 'Kick-Ass' is a compendium of all sleazy things, and it sings like a siren to our inner Tarantinos."

Roger Ebert: "Shall I have feelings, or should I pretend to be cool? Will I seem hopelessly square if I find 'Kick-Ass' morally reprehensible and will I appear to have missed the point? ... This movie regards human beings like video-game targets. Kill one, and you score. They're dead, you win. When kids in the age range of this movie's home video audience are shooting one another every day in America, that kind of stops being funny."

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D.O.M (DEATH OF MYSPACE)

is myspace truly dead ?
well i would think that its jus at the end of it's run these dayz.
with the recent twitter up rise through the world and the o so addictive facebook catch on, myspace as been put on the back burner.
it seems jus likk yesterday myspace had the world at its feet and was the global hotspot for everything, it got to the point where u hadd to check ur page every damn secound of the day spending countless hours on the PC lol
now every bodys on the facebook or twitter blogger there liffs away likk theres no tommorow, and i think its great that people can fianlly express them selve full time and face book is a better search to connect with old friends so twitter and facebook have pulled there way through the myspace takeover !
ima keep this post on the rise of what will become withen the yrs !

why people

why does every nigga think they a rapper these days look just cause you can say "roses are red violets are blue sugar is sweet and so are you" does not make you a rapper let that dream go....you are not going to be successful!

the jump off

art is my passion, music is my life, education is my backbone, poetry is my release, life is my game, success is my destination (cont)