Texas Forever.
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Forget about the movie itself (which I still enjoyed)…outside of SPIDER-MAN 2, this is the single greatest shot in which to end a Marvel comic movie. The tragic end to this movie - a man who was lonely, and became super, only to become even more lonely than before - is what makes the right comic character so great when well done.
Captain America: The First Avenger, 2011 (dir. Joe Johnston)
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UNT Grad Proposes Using Custom Pandora Ad
A fellow UNT grad proposes to his girlfriend via Pandora. So proud of my fellow alum!
For the past 5 months, I have been working with a team of secret agents at Pandora to help me create one of the most unique marriage proposals ever.
Concept
My girlfriend and I have been together almost 6 years, so I figured it’s about time to get the ball rolling. I feel I’m a pretty… -
This blows my mind…
Come on guys, LOOK at how much she looks like Gwen.
(Source: despite-the-sunshine)
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Glenn Miller & His Orchestra - Moonlight Serenade
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Newsweek: Steve Jobs Basically Introduces 'Siri' in 1984 Interview
Steve Jobs never stopped chasing his childhood dreams. If we take just one legacy that he left us, this is the one to take. Beyond upgrading personal computing devices, revolutionizing music consumption and creating an entire market of products with the iPad - his pursuit of his own dreams is what should stay with us for the rest of our lives.
In another of the many amazing quotes in that 3,500-word NEWSWEEK interview with Steve Jobs, which appeared in a 1984 special issue of the magazine, the Apple co-founder totally envisions Siri—the virtual personal assistant the company announced earlier this week.
Look!
I’ve always thought…
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Avoid Impaired Driving This Holiday Weekend
There is a national effort to enforce drunk driving laws over this holiday weekend. Get the facts and learn the risks.
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Today in Newsweek archives: Girls Rule!
Yesterday’s dramatic penalty shootout win over Brazil in the semifinals of the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup marked the 12th anniversary of this iconic 1999 image, showing defender Brandi Chastain (now an ESPN commentator) just seconds after she secured the penalty for the World Cup win against China (the second win in U.S. history). At the time, international interest in women’s soccer was at an all-time high—and the celebrated match against China was the most-attended women’s sporting event in history. Chastain called it “the greatest moment of my life on the soccer field. The U.S. is set to face France on Wednesday.
