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Tennesseean Endorses Romney The Tennesseean traditionally endorses Democratic candidates, and is considered to be a left-leaning newspaper.

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Ozark Mountain Daredevils - Jackie Blue XTC - Dear God Clemency - My Heart Is the Eastern Horizon Bruce Springsteen - Crush on You The Blues Brothers - Gimme Some Lovin’ Versus - Gone to Earth Telekinesis - Car Crash Pablo Cruise - A Place in the Sun INXS - Need You Tonight (Mendelsohn Mix) The Police - Hungry for You (j’aurais toujours faim de toi)

Last time I checked, it was damned near impossible to filter eBay search results to show only non-PayPal sellers. The true merchants will have other means to accept credit / debit cards but Joe Public is stuck with PayPal. Which is why I do my shopping on Amazon. :P

All either had to do was avoid performing a Stockdale Manouver. Neither did. In the end, people will vote for the top name on the ticket. However...

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Rick James - Super Freak (12" Version) Big Country - The Seer Quartetto Pressenda - Haydn: String Quartet No. 1 in B♭ Major, Hob. III:1, Op. 1, Hunting: III. Adagio R.E.M. - The Lion Sleeps Tonight Close Lobsters - Mother of God Citay - Careful with That Hat Los Lobos - One Time One Night My Morning Jacket - Circuital Queen - Long Away XTC - Dear Madam Barnum

re: Your Money IS Your Loyalty I believe Jagex does realize that they can’t keep pleasing the vets and attract meaningful amounts of new players who want to start from scratch. Eventually, the tipping point will be reached where it makes no financial sense to cater to these vets or lure wayward old-timers back to the game. At that point, the reboot of RuneScape can commence in earnest. Lest any of you/us get our feelings hurt, IVP didn’t just invest in the game, they invested in the brand. RuneScape is whatever they define it to be, sentimental vets be damned.

Yep, but the country is so polarized it will make little difference. Also, some people have already voted early. I question the wisdom of holding the debates after the polls have opened for voting. But it is what it is.

The last 10 songs in the barely Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Electric Light Orchestra - From the End of the World Big Country - Inwards The Benjy Davis Project - Tell Myself The Beatles - Birthday L’Âme Immortelle - Demon Be Gone Prince - Billy Jack [bleep] AWOLNATION - Not Your Fault Young Liars - Colours (Radio Edit) Moonshine Bandits - Back Home The Partridge Family - Doesn’t Somebody Want to Be Wanted

It’s only been 3 years since the DTV transition in the US... http://en.wikipedia....e_United_States You have let the satellite and cable providers brainwash you; there is indeed over-the-air terrestrial television in the US, Canada and Mexico. You could buy an antenna, or you could even build your own: http://www.digitalho...enna/design.htm http://www.jedsoft.o...tv/gapless.html http://uhfhdtvantenna.blogspot.com/ For most people, it will be easier to buy one.

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Talking Heads - Mr. Jones Camper Van Beethoven - Six More Miles (To the Graveyard) Prince - Gold (7" edit) Sarah McLachlan - Building a Mystery Supertramp - Asylum Love Unlimited Orchestra - Love’s Theme Brave Chandeliers - Madmen Berliner Sinfonie Orchester - Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, Op. 95 "New World Symphony": III. Scherzo - molto vivace Sea of Japan - The Fame Genesis - No Reply at All

There’s no need to go all the way back to 2006. Just go back to the day before Dung and you will have RuneScape at its apex. That was RuneScape, and what you guys have today ’tis but a knock-off with fancier dress-up costumes and gaudy gimmicks. I am sure some might want to play it for nostalgic reasons... but there is nothing that is going to bring older players back short of erasing what has been foisted upon us for the past few years. And we all know Jagex is too proud to admit their mistakes - they’d rather just keep slapping new coats of paint over the cracked walls and pretending the house is in no danger of collapsing. Current players might get a kick out of seeing RS 2006, but would it bring older players back? Hell to the no. That ship has sailed.

I agree; he was just making an expository comment. It’s no secret that the Democratic constituency skews towards the lower-income members of American society. It’s not as if Romney were uttering some heretofore hidden truth. I also think the remarks will both (1) have little effect on the undecideds and (2) be largely forgotten in November. Looks like whoever wins will be dealing with Republican majorities in both chambers: http://www.electionp...president12.php

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Marvin Gaye - Got to Give It Up Prince - I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man Wings - Hi Hi Hi (live) Dave Barnes - Little Lies Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Home is Anywhere You Hang Your Head U2 - Race Against Time Bruce Springsteen - Dancing in the Dark (Blaster Mix) Arrested Development - Tennessee R.E.M. - Star 69 XTC - The Disappointed

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Foghat - Slow Ride Prince - Letitgo Electric Light Orchestra - In Old England Town (Boogie #2) (Take 1, Alternate Mix) Queen - Good Company Electric Light Orchestra - Rain Is Falling Big Country - In a Big Country Nanci Griffith - Anything You Need But Me Bruce Springsteen - Factory Prince - Pope Elton John - Roy Rogers

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Frank Sinatra - My Way XTC - Knights in Shining Karma Suzanne Vega - Some Journey The Police - Synchronicity Prince - Alphabet Street (Ben Liebrand Mix) Queen - I Want It All The Besnard Lakes - Albatross Michael Jackson - Don’t Stop ’Til You Get Enough The Benjy Davis Project - Sweet Southern Moon George Clinton - Atomic Dog

Hilarious and spot-on at the same time.

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Suburban Kids With Biblical Names - 1999 The Buggles - Video Killed the Radio Star Chicago - Once in a Lifetime Carly Simon - You’re So Vain Blondie - Heart of Glass Sting - We Work the Black Seam Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Beyond Belief Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music Hawthorne Heights - Oceans Ya Za - Flippin Out

The gift that keeps on giving. :twss:

I go by Universal Time. Bonus song: The Blues Brothers - Groove Me

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Umphrey’s McGee - Wellwishers Queen - More of that Jazz Electric Light Orchestra - Tightrope Genesis - Me and Sarah Jane Paul McCartney - Nobody Knows Jackson Browne - The Road The War on Drugs - Baby Missiles The Waterboys - World Party (extended) Bruce Springsteen - Dancing in the Dark (Dub) The Virgins - One Week of Danger

Bravo, Jagex. My only complaint is that this took so long. It is probably a case of too little, too late - but at least in the end you acted.

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Gloria Estefan - Live for Loving You M|A|R|R|S (Additional Rapping – Emix) - Pump Up the Volume Peter Gabriel - Kiss That Frog Escape Club - Wild Wild West Amy Stroup - Just You R.E.M. - Electrolite The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows GQ - Disco Nights (Rock Freak) A Sunny Day in Glasgow - Shy KC & The Sunshine Band - That’s the Way (I Like It)

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Moscow RTV Large Symphony Orcherstra - Suppé: Boccaccio March XTC - I’m the Man Who Murdered Love Prince & The Revolution - I Wonder U Aerosmith - Blind Man The Rolling Stones - Harlem Shuffle Ram Jam - Black Betty Yarn - Listen Up Sweetheart Queen - Long Away We Are Smug - Never Be the Same The Beatles - Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!

The last 10 songs in the Hump Day iTunes shuffle: Tom Cochrane - Life is a Highway U2 - Desire (Hollywood Full Length Promo Remix) Paul Simon - Homeless Talking Heads - Animals The Beatles - Free as a Bird Crosby & Nash - Don’t Dig Here Battershell - Weed (Dirty Magazine) Suzanne Vega - When Heroes Go Down Big Audio Dynamite II - The Globe The Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Women

Make it go to the country that wins the most medals per person in the country, then it will never go to 'merica. Both these suggestions are right on par with letting the results of the MLB All-Star Game determine home field advantage for the World Series. Let the mockery ensue. :wink: The host nation gets its athletes automatically qualified for events. It’s sort of payback from the IOC for spending the money required to host. Why? Because the Olympics are hella expensive to stage. I doubt any country would ever want to permanently host them, and I doubt the others would stand for the host being permanently qualified olympiad after olympiad after olympiad.