Another TV Show Promo of the Day: Mindy Kaling’s ditching the downward-spiraling Office for her own show, The Mindy Project, and based on the trailer, we can expect a much smarter, if not much savvier, version of Kelly Kapoor.
Kaling plays a professionally accomplished OB-GYN whose personal life is a hot mess; as her lovelorn character admits in the preview, she’s looking for a man with “the wealth of Mayor Bloomberg, the personality of Jon Stewart, the face of Michael Fassbender… the penis of Michael Fassbender.”
Oh, Mindy, the impossible quest…
[huffpo]
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Inspirational Motivational of the Day: The annual Everest climbing season is in full swing, and a National Geographic team is live-updating online its quest to recreate the first American ascent — the 1963 National Geographic-sponsored American Mount Everest Expedition. From the blog:
Since we’re at the beginning of our expedition, our current dread is theKhumbu. It was once thought to be one of the most dangerous places on Everest, but statistical research by Professor Ray Huey at the University of Washington has shown that passing through the Icefall is far, far less dangerous than going for the summit. But that’s not how it feels when you’re inside the maw of the Khumbu!
Read the blog, visit the photo gallery, and follow the expedition on Twitter.
Meanwhile, the second casualty of the season was recorded today: Tshering Sherpa tripped on a ladder on his way to Camp 2 and fell 150 feet to his death in a crevasse.
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Inspirational Motivational of the Day: The annual Everest climbing season is in full swing, and a National Geographic team is live-updating online its quest to recreate the first American ascent — the 1963 National Geographic-sponsored American Mount Everest Expedition. From the blog:
Since we’re at the beginning of our expedition, our current dread is theKhumbu. It was once thought to be one of the most dangerous places on Everest, but statistical research by Professor Ray Huey at the University of Washington has shown that passing through the Icefall is far, far less dangerous than going for the summit. But that’s not how it feels when you’re inside the maw of the Khumbu!
Read the blog, visit the photo gallery, and follow the expedition on Twitter.
Meanwhile, the second casualty of the season was recorded today: Tshering Sherpa tripped on a ladder on his way to Camp 2 and fell 150 feet to his death in a crevasse.
Inspirational Motivational of the Day: The annual Everest climbing season is in full swing, and a National Geographic team is live-updating online its quest to recreate the first American ascent — the 1963 National Geographic-sponsored American Mount Everest Expedition. From the blog:
Since we’re at the beginning of our expedition, our current dread is theKhumbu. It was once thought to be one of the most dangerous places on Everest, but statistical research by Professor Ray Huey at the University of Washington has shown that passing through the Icefall is far, far less dangerous than going for the summit. But that’s not how it feels when you’re inside the maw of the Khumbu!
Read the blog, visit the photo gallery, and follow the expedition on Twitter.
Meanwhile, the second casualty of the season was recorded today: Tshering Sherpa tripped on a ladder on his way to Camp 2 and fell 150 feet to his death in a crevasse.
Inspirational Motivational of the Day: The annual Everest climbing season is in full swing, and a National Geographic team is live-updating online its quest to recreate the first American ascent — the 1963 National Geographic-sponsored American Mount Everest Expedition. From the blog:
Since we’re at the beginning of our expedition, our current dread is theKhumbu. It was once thought to be one of the most dangerous places on Everest, but statistical research by Professor Ray Huey at the University of Washington has shown that passing through the Icefall is far, far less dangerous than going for the summit. But that’s not how it feels when you’re inside the maw of the Khumbu!
Read the blog, visit the photo gallery, and follow the expedition on Twitter.
Meanwhile, the second casualty of the season was recorded today: Tshering Sherpa tripped on a ladder on his way to Camp 2 and fell 150 feet to his death in a crevasse.
Inspirational Motivational of the Day: The annual Everest climbing season is in full swing, and a National Geographic team is live-updating online its quest to recreate the first American ascent — the 1963 National Geographic-sponsored American Mount Everest Expedition. From the blog:
Since we’re at the beginning of our expedition, our current dread is theKhumbu. It was once thought to be one of the most dangerous places on Everest, but statistical research by Professor Ray Huey at the University of Washington has shown that passing through the Icefall is far, far less dangerous than going for the summit. But that’s not how it feels when you’re inside the maw of the Khumbu!
Read the blog, visit the photo gallery, and follow the expedition on Twitter.
Meanwhile, the second casualty of the season was recorded today: Tshering Sherpa tripped on a ladder on his way to Camp 2 and fell 150 feet to his death in a crevasse.
Metal Gear HD Collection release date revealed
Konami has confirmed the release date for the recently delayed European release of Metal Gear Solid HD Collection.
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yes they are my new favorite friend :D hehehe
it may sound like a fucking cliché, but this guys are the prove that dreams DO come true :)
These people who are making a big deal out of gay marriage? I don’t give a f*ck about who wants to get married to anybody else! Why not?! We’re making a big deal out of things we shouldn’t be making a deal out of.
–Clint Eastwood, in an interview for the October issue of GQ.
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