Marc Dion: Jesus in the Tree (Creators Syndicate)
Like most downtowns in America, ours is deserted after 7 p.m. and the tree keeps its night watch mostly over the street people, the drug addicts and the drunks who live under the overpass. Its lights can be seen clearly by the heroin-addicted prostitutes who work nights on the sidewalk in front of the public library.
Alice Jane Axness: 5 Things You Learn Escorting Women Into an Abortion Clinic (Cracked)
No, I am there because, like so many other abortion clinics in our great country, it is occasionally surrounded by idiots frothing at the mouth about Jesus and baby-killing, many of whom are there specifically to harass women or stop them from doing a thing they have every right to do.
Adam Tod Brown: 5 Stories That Prove Police Are Just as Terrifying in Canada (Cracked)
Police brutality is a lot like professional football in Canada. Most people in the United States don't even realize they have it, and those who do assume it's just some pussified version more befitting the rampant politeness that we've come to associate with that frosty-ass country. However, just like the most decorated quarterback in professional football history played his entire career in the CFL, some of the most outrageous instances of police brutality in recent history have quietly been happening in Canada.
Chuck Norris: Some Food for Thought on Holiday Food Giving (Creators Syndicate)
It is our moral responsibility. Food is a basic need. That so many people go without enough to eat in this nation of plenty is unjust. God's grace in Jesus Christ moves us to help our neighbors. Let us use this holiday season to remind ourselves of the greater task ahead in confronting the crippling problem that is hunger in America.
Radu Alexander: The Weirdest Cemeteries In The World (All That is Interesting)
By default, cemeteries are unnerving places that tend to attract few tourists. However, for every plain Jane who prefers to go out with a slab of granite, an eccentric leaves her mark as part of a manmade barrier reef. For those types-and for tourists who want a slice of the zany macabre while traveling-they should consider any of the following cemeteries:
Trix is a brand of breakfast cereal made by General Mills in Minneapolis, Minnesota for the North American market and by Cereal Partners (using the Nestlé brand) elsewhere in the world. The cereal consists of fruit-flavored, sweetened, ground-corn pieces. They were originally spherical cereal pieces, but in 1991, were changed to puffed fruit-shaped pieces. In 2007, they reverted to their original shape in the United States and some other places; in Mexico they kept the fruit shape.
Joe Harris created Tricks, the Trix Rabbit - voiced by Delo States, Mort Marshall, and later by Russell Horton - an anthropomorphic cartoon rabbit who debuted in a 1959 Trix television commercial, and who continually attempted to trick children into giving him a bowl of cereal. He was discovered every time; the children would say "Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids" and take back their cereal. These ads sometimes closed with the Trix Rabbit following up the kids' "Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!" slogan with "...and sometimes, for tricky rabbits!"
Source
*Since I got several responses of "Theodore Rashid Ibrahim Xavier Rabbit", did some digging.
The google pulls up:
Theodore Rashid Ibrahim Xavier Rabbit, (Born December 2, 1981) better known to the world as the Trix Rabbit, was a major figure in the field of active-cereal-based-satisfaction-denial until his death in 2007. The rabbit was known for trying to steal the infamous Trix Cereal or having his own Trix cereal stolen, only to be confronted by children, saying their sadistic catchphrase : "Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!"
Trix Rabbit - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
This reference has been picked up and quoted all over the internets.
For starters, I remember the Trix Rabbit from my childhood, and it was long over by the date given for Theodore Rashid Ibrahim Xavier Rabbit's birth - 2 Dec., 1982.
Secondly, from the wiki:
Uncyclopedia is a satirical website that parodies Wikipedia. Its logo, a hollow potato, parodies Wikipedia's globe logo, and it styles itself "the content-free encyclopedia", which is a parody of Wikipedia's "the free encyclopedia". Originally founded in 2005 as an English-language wiki, the project currently spans over 75 languages. The English version has approximately 30,000 pages of content, second only to the Portuguese.
Uncyclopedia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
And, from Uncyclopedia's own site:
Welcome to Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia that anyone can edit.
So, since Uncyclopedia is a flat-out parody site, I'm sticking with wiki's answer of 'Tricks' for the Rabbit's name, and that Theodore Rashid Ibrahim Xavier Rabbit started out as a joke and ended up as a reference.
Randall was first, and correct, with:
Although I usually don't like to,
curiosity got the better of me and
this morning I went ahead and cheated -
I googled the answer and
his name is TRICKS
I wonder why the rabbit has been the inspiration for so
many cartoon artists over the years?
I mean, sure, we all know Bugs Bunny...
and a lot of us remember Roger Rabbit
and Jessica...
and this guy is recognized in pretty much
every CIVILIZED country in the world...
But there've been several other cartoon rabbits...
. .
And of course the March Hare from Alice in Wonderland...
and of course the Easter Bunny...
and how about that wicked Twilight Zone rabbit, hunh?
...although I guess he wasn't really a cartoon so maybe he doesn't count.
But back to Tricks, the Trix rabbit.
Old Tricks had a helluva time, didn't he?
Alan J wrote:
Trix Rabbit
Charlie said:
Theodore Rashid Ibrahim Xavier Rabbit.
Jim from CA, retired to ID, replied:
Joe Harris created Tricks, the Trix Rabbit - voiced by Delo States, Mort Marshall, and later by Russell Horton - an anthropomorphic cartoon rabbit who debuted in a 1959 Trix television commercial, and who continually attempted to trick children into giving him a bowl of cereal.
Deborah responded:
The silly rabbit's name is Tricks.
He never learned that Trix are for kids.
Marian said:
Tricks, the Trix rabbit, is constantly told that Trix are for kids.
MAM wrote:
Theodore Rashid Ibrahim Xavier Rabbit, better known to the world as the Trix Rabbit, TRIX, a clever acronym of Theodore's name.
A 1960's Trix Cereal Commercial
DJ Useo replied:
I was so happy thinking I'd remembered his name was "Sonny",
but then my wife reminded me that Sonny was the cuckoo bird.
That jogged my memory, & I knew the answer was "Tricks",
as I remembered from my childhood how I thought it was funny
his name was the same as the cereal, just spelled differently.
I don't enjoy that cereal much. I like actual grains.
Joe S answered:
This is a trick question, the Trix rabbit's name is Tricks. I only attempted to eat Trix once. I fell under the influence of the TV commercial and had to have some. We, my sister and I, had been eating Kix for some time and liked them just fine, but I just knew that Trix would be so much better. I convinced my mother to buy a box, but they were not. I found them inedible, but I was forced to eat them anyway because we didn't waste money in our house. Learned my lesson, was never tempted to try Cocoa Puffs.
Dale of Diamond Springs, Norcali took the day off.
On Friday, November 21, 2014, the U.S. House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence released their
"Investigative Report on the Terrorist Attacks on U.S. Facilities in Benghazi, Libya, September 11-12, 2012"
The 12 Republican, 9 Democrat committee found:
NO wrongdoing by President Obama or anyone in the Obama administration or their appointees
NO "dark conspiracies"
NO "intelligence failure"
NO "delay in sending a CIA rescue team"
NO "missed opportunity for a military rescue"
NO evidence "the CIA was covertly shipping arms from Libya to Syria"
The AP's headline was: "House Intel panel debunks many Benghazi theories"
NPR: "House Panel Finds 'No Intelligence Failure' Before Benghazi Attack"
CNN: "Republican-led report debunks Benghazi theories and accusations"
The Wall Street Journal "House Report Finds No Attempt to Mislead Public Over Benghazi"
...and yet...
On CNN's "State of the Union", Sunday, November 23, In response to the report, Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said
"I think the report is full of crap." and "I don't believe the report is accurate..."
Senator Graham, referring to the report, has also been quoted as saying "That's a bunch of garbage" and "That's a complete bunch of garbage."
So my question is: if Senator Lindsey Graham knows for a fact something that was not presented to his colleagues in the House, why isn't he presenting those facts to the committees when they are in session?
If Lindsey Graham has information pertinent to a congressional committee isn't it actually somewhat treasonous to withhold such information?
What is Lindsey Graham hiding and why?
Rand Paul's response to the report was "Benghazi was the definition of an intelligence failure" continuing, "It was, in fact, one of the worst intelligence failures in our history..."
When his office was asked just how the heck he knew these things, his office responded,
"We don't have any comment on why the House Intelligence Committee issued a bad report, only that they did."
United States House of Representatives Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
be reconvened and subpoenas issued for Lindsey Graham and Rand Paul forcing them to testify?
Under penalty of perjury?
And Contempt of Congress as is defined in statute, 2 U.S.C.A. § 192?
Isn't it about time politicians be held responsible for for the outrageous claims they make?
Why don't we all write letters to our congresscritters asking them to subpoena Graham and Paul to testify before Congress on just exactly what they know?
And I'd like to watch it on C-SPAN.
I'd like to watch Paul and Graham testify.
Wouldn't you?
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CBS starts the night with '60 Minutes', followed by the FRESH'I Love Lucy Christmas Special', then a FRESH'The Mentalist', followed by FRESH'CSI: The Original One'.
NBC fills the night with LIVE'Sunday Night Football', then pads the left coast with local crap and maybe an old 'Dateline'.
ABC begins the night with a FRESH'America's Next Top Model', followed by a FRESH'Once Upon A Time', then a FRESH'Resurrection', then a FRESH'Revenge'.
The CW offers a RERUN'Celebrity Name Game', followed by another RERUN'Celebrity Name Game', then an old 'Friends', followed by another old 'Friends', then 2½ hours of what passes for local news and other fluffery.
Faux has a FRESH'The Simpsons', followed by a FRESH'Brooklyn Nine-Nine', then a FRESH'Family Guy', followed by a FRESH'Bob's Burgers'.
MY has an old 'How I Met Your Mother', followed by another old 'How I Met Your Mother', then an old 'Big Bang Theory', followed by another old 'Big Bang Theory', then still another old 'Big Bang Theory', followed by yet another old 'Big Bang Theory'.
AMC offers the movie 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice', 'Blake Shelton's Not So Family Christmas', then the movie '101 Dalmatians'.
BBC -
[6:00AM] Top Gear - Season 2 - Episode 1
[7:00AM] Top Gear - Season 2 - Episode 2
[8:00AM] Nature's Weirdest - Season 1 - Episode 1
[9:00AM] Hidden Habitats-Ep 13 - Okavango
[9:30AM] Hidden Habitats-Ep 14 - Them & Us
[10:00AM] Planet Earth: Human Planet-Ep 3 - Arctic - Life in the Deep Freeze
[11:00AM] Planet Earth: Human Planet-Ep 4 - Jungles - People of the Trees
[12:00PM] Planet Earth-Ep 3 - Fresh Water
[1:00PM] Planet Earth-Ep 4 - Caves
[2:00PM] Planet Earth-Ep 5 - Deserts
[3:00PM] From Hell
[5:30PM] The Silence of the Lambs
[8:00PM] A Knight's Tale
[11:00PM] The Silence of the Lambs
[1:30AM] From Hell
[4:00AM] Top Gear - Season 2 - Episode 1
[5:00AM] Top Gear - Season 2 - Episode 2 (ALL TIMES EST)
Bravo has 'Real Housewives Of Atlanta', followed by a FRESH'Real Housewives Of Atlanta', then a FRESH'Millionaire Matchmaker', and 'Real Housewives Of Atlanta'.
Comedy Central has the movie 'Superbad', followed by the movie 'Pineapple Express', then the movie 'Pineapple Express', again.
FX has the movie 'Hancock', followed by the movie 'Men In Black III', then the movie 'Men In Black III', again.
History has 'Pawn Stars', another 'Pawn Stars', 'Ax Men', followed by a FRESH'Ax Men', then a FRESH'Alaska Off-Road Warriors'.
IFC -
[6:00AM] COMEDY BANG! BANG!-ALISON BRIE
[6:15AM] COMEDY BANG! BANG!-JOSH GROBAN WEARS A SUIT AND STRIPED SOCKS
[6:45AM] THE BANK JOB
[9:15AM] BATMAN-THE OGG AND I
[9:48AM] BATMAN-HOW TO HATCH A DINOSAUR
[10:21AM] BATMAN-SURF'S UP! JOKER'S UNDER!
[10:54AM] BATMAN-THE LONDINIUM LARCENIES
[11:27AM] BATMAN-THE FOGGIEST NOTION
[12:00PM] PORTLANDIA-CELERY
[12:30PM] PORTLANDIA-PULL-OUT KING
[1:00PM] PORTLANDIA-BAHAMA KNIGHTS
[1:30PM] PORTLANDIA-TRAILBLAZERS
[2:00PM] PORTLANDIA-3D PRINTER
[2:30PM] GONE BABY GONE
[5:00PM] THE MATRIX
[8:00PM] THE MATRIX RELOADED
[11:00PM] THE MATRIX REVOLUTIONS
[2:00AM] THE MATRIX
[5:00AM] THE BIRTHDAY BOYS-THE U.S. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
[5:30AM] COMEDY BANG! BANG!-ROB CORDDRY WEARS TAN DRESS SHOES & RED SOCKS (ALL TIMES EST)
Sundance -
[6:00AM] Love Lust-Love Lust & Street Eats
[6:15AM] Beyond the Sea
[8:45AM] Lars and the Real Girl
[11:00AM] Dragonslayer
[1:30PM] The Dead Zone
[3:45PM] The Happening
[5:45PM] Serial Mom
[7:45PM] Uncle Buck
[10:00PM] Blazing Saddles
[12:00AM] Blazing Saddles
[2:00AM] Uncle Buck
[4:15AM] Smashed (ALL TIMES EST)
SyFy has the movie 'Insidious', followed by the movie 'The Scorpion King'.
Singer Bruce Springsteen and wife Patti Scialfa, a member of his E Street Band, pose as they arrive for a dinner ahead of the 37th annual Kennedy Center Honors gala, at the U.S. State Department in Washington December 6, 2014. This year's show will toast actor Tom Hanks, recording artists Sting and Al Green, ballerina Patricia McBride, and actress Lily Tomlin, "for their lifetime contributions to American culture."
Photo by Mike Theiler
"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling will be gifting you with more material about your favorite boy-wizard, the website Pottermore announced on Friday.
Beginning Dec. 12, Pottermore will be releasing new Potter goodies every day at 8 a.m. ET. The cavalcade of presents will continue to arrive daily through Dec. 23.
Details of the new material are scant (because what good is a Christmas surprise if it's ruined?), the site promised "wonderful writing by J.K. Rowling in Moments from Half-Blood Prince, shiny gold Galleons and even a new potion or two."
US singer Harry Belafonte holds his Golden Heart (Goldenes Herz) award for his social commitment during the charity gala 'Ein Herz fuer Kinder' (lit. A Heart for Children) in Berlin, Germany, 06 December 2014. The German television channel ZDF and the newspaper 'Bild' collected donations for children's charity organisations in Germany and worldwide.
Photo by Tobias Schwarz
How did U2 frontman Bono escape notice when he crashed his bicycle last month? If his bandmate is to be believed, it's because he was disguised as a Hasidic Jew.
U2 guitarist The Edge was asked in a US radio interview why no pictures emerged when Bono -- one of the world's most recognizable singers -- suffered a serious accident in New York's Central Park.
"When he's going cycling, he likes to dress up as a Hasidic Jew, so I think that probably helped," The Edge told KROQ in Los Angeles.
The Edge sounded serious but the radio hosts laughed and did not follow up to ask if he was joking.
Holy Bargain, Batman! The original Batmobile fetched $137,000 at auction on Saturday, a small fraction of the $4.2 million that a buyer paid last year for another version built for the television show that aired during the 1960s.
It was the first time that the 1963 Batmobile, a replica of the sleek black ride used by the DC Comics superhero, was up for auction since it was cast off and forgotten decades ago, according to Dallas-based Heritage Auctions, which handled the sale. Information about the buyer was not immediately available.
The car was put up for auction by Toy Car Exchange LLC, an online marketplace for collectible cars, which bought it and had it restored to pristine condition, Barrett said.
It was the creation of Forrest Robinson, a Batman fan who spent three years customizing a 1956 Oldsmobile 88 with a 324 Rocket engine to resemble the single-fin vehicle depicted in DC's Batman Comics from the 1940s and 1950s. He finished in 1963.
Actress Lily Tomlin (2nd R) poses with wife writer Jane Wagner (2nd L) and friends Elaine Barbour (L) and Vivian Schneider as they arrive for a dinner ahead of the 37th annual Kennedy Center Honors gala, at the U.S. State Department in Washington December 6, 2014. This year's show will toast actor Tom Hanks, recording artists Sting and Al Green, ballerina Patricia McBride, and actress Lily Tomlin, "for their lifetime contributions to American culture."
Photo by Mike Theiler
The secret behind the gorgeous color and decoration of rare 18th century mandolins has been revealed.
The ornate mandolins, built during a musical golden age in Naples, Italy, were primarily covered with shellac, a common finish that gives off a rich red hue. But each house of master craftsmen made its own unique mix with a few rare ingredients, including lava from Mount Vesuvius, according to a new study.
"For mandolins of unknown origin, our results could represent a new way to identify where they were made and therefore their historic and economic value," study author Tommaso Rovetta, a researcher at the Università degli Studi di Pavia in Italy, said in a statement.
In the 1700s, Naples was home to several musical innovations, from the flamboyant productions at its opera house to a distinctive "Neapolitan style" in instrumental music that spread across Europe, influencing the works of Mozart, Rossini and others, the researchers wrote in the paper.
Sony Pictures staff received a threatening email claiming to be from the hackers who breached the entertainment giant's computer network, reportedly with warnings that they and their families were "in danger."
The email from a group calling itself Guardians of Peace (GOP) also warned Friday that "all hope will leave you and Sony Pictures will collapse," according to the industry journal Variety.
A Sony Pictures spokesman confirmed to AFP the threatening email that was sent to some staff, but not the nature of the threat.
"We understand that some of our employees have received an email claiming to be from GOP. We are aware of the situation and are working with law enforcement," the spokesman said.
Career Achievement Honoree Robert Redford attends the International Documentary Association's 2014 IDA Documentary Awards at Paramount Studios on Friday, December 5, 2014 in Los Angeles.
Photo by Todd Williamson
Federal agents who guard the border and screen passengers at airports would be exempt from new racial profiling guidelines that must be observed by the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. The Obama administration is to announce those guidelines in coming days, but officials say the changes would curtail numerous federal agencies from considering factors such as religion and national origin during investigations.
A U.S. official familiar with the guidelines said Friday night that the new rules banning racial profiling exempt the Transportation Security Administration and also do not cover inspections at ports of entry and interdictions at border crossings. The official was not authorized to discuss the guidelines by name and spoke on condition of anonymity ahead of a formal announcement expected soon.
The new guidelines apply to federal law enforcement agents but aren't binding on local police departments whose officers who are more likely to have day-to-day contact with community members. Their formulation also long predates the high-profile cases, such as the police shooting in August in Ferguson, Missouri, that have placed police treatment of minorities in the spotlight.
Federal law enforcement agents are banned from routine racial profiling under a 2003 Bush administration policy that created a significant exemption for national security investigations. The new policy will go beyond the decade-old one, expanding the definition of racial profiling to ban the practice on the basis of characteristics including religion, national origin and sexual orientation, the official said.
Director Laura Poitras of the best feature award nominee "Citizenfour" poses at the International Documentary Association's 2014 IDA Documentary Awards in Los Angeles December 5, 2014.
Photo by Danny Moloshok
CBS Corp and Dish Network Corp have reached a multi-year agreement that will continue delivering the network's programming to Dish's 14 million subscribers, ending a dispute between the two companies.
A CBS statement on Saturday did not disclose the financial terms of the deal but said it will result in the dismissal of pending litigation between the companies.
Talks between Dish and CBS fell apart after two extensions to their contract's initial Nov. 20 expiration, which had allowed them to extend negotiations and keep CBS and its Sports Cable channel available to Dish subscribers.
On Friday, CBS said it would no longer be available to Dish viewers in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and other markets.
Monica Lewinsky, left, and Rory Kennedy attend the International Documentary Association's 2014 IDA Documentary Awards at Paramount Studios on Friday, December 5, 2014 in Los Angeles.
Photo by Todd Williamson
A Chinese film mogul who purchased a Vincent van Gogh still life for a record $62 million, Saturday admitted he would have paid even more for the masterpiece.
Wang Zhongjun, chairman of the high-powered Huayi Brothers film studio, bought van Gogh's 1890 painting "Still Life, Vase with Daisies and Poppies" for $61.8 million at Sotheby's in New York in November.
Speaking at a presentation at the auction house's Hong Kong gallery Wang said the price -- a record for a still life painting by the artist -- was "a bit lower" than he had been expecting to pay.
"I like it, it's not a matter of price, it's like I didn't spend money, it hangs on the wall and it belongs to me," Wang said.
Jury member Alan Rickman arrives for a tribute to British actor Jeremy Irons during the second day of the 14th Marrakech International Film Festival in Marrakech, Saturday, Dec. 6, 2014. The film festival is held until Dec.13.
Photo by Abdeljalil Bounhar
Pima County will consider later this month whether to no longer hire smokers and put a price on workers who do smoke.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote Dec. 16 on a policy that would refuse the hiring of any smokers, the Arizona Daily Star reported. The proposal would also impose a 30 percent health-insurance surcharge on employees who smoke or consume other tobacco products.
According to county health officials, the policy could lead to more than $1 million in savings annually in health-care costs. Pima County Administrator Chuck Huckelberry said there will likely be significant saving if smokers and tobacco users are gradually replaced with healthier workers.
The policy states prospective workers would need a doctor's note or a drug test to prove they have been tobacco or nicotine free for a year. Nonsmokers who prove to be nicotine free will be eligible for a $5 health-care discount every pay period. But tobacco users will be tasked with paying 30 percent more for their health care premium each paycheck. The policy would also apply to electronic cigarettes but not nicotine gum or patches, Huckelberry said.
Workers install the gilded bronze sculpture of double-headed eagle, Russia's State Emblem on a Telegraph tower of the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, Saturday, Dec. 6, 2014. This State Emblem was removed from the Hermitage roof after Bolshevik revolution. The sculpture was installed again during the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the State Hermitage museum.
Photo by Dmitry Lovetsky
The rapper Tyga on Thursday announced a $5 million investment in rolling papers made of gold, betting big on a luxury market for smoking.
The California hip-hop star will become the creative director for Shine Papers, which launched last year selling papers made of 24-karat gold as well as blunts that feature tattoo designs.
Tyga described the $4.60-per-single-leaf papers, whose admirers include pop star Miley Cyrus, as offering a "premium experience" equivalent to ordering expensive bottles of alcohol.
"Why burn regular paper when you can burn 24-karat gold?" he said in a statement.
The company does not explicitly bill itself as catering to marijuana smokers, saying that it is the "brand for those who celebrate all of life's highs."
People watch a Harley Davidson motorcyclist, wearing a Santa Claus dress, driving through the streets of Basel, Switzerland, 06 December 2014, as he takes part in a parade of costumed motorcyclists from the Harley Owner Group (HOG) Northwest Chapter Switzerland.
Photo by Georgios Kefalas
There are few things people agree on in linguistically divided Belgium, but an effort to get Belgian potato fries recognized as global cultural heritage and put it on a par with Peking opera and the Argentinian tango may get unequivocal support.
Belgian fries are traditionally sold, in a paper cone, in a "fritkot", generally a shack or trailer.
There are some 5,000 of these in Belgium, making them 10 times more common, per capita, than McDonald's restaurants in the United States.
The government of the Dutch speaking region of Flanders recognized Belgian fries as an integral part of national culture this year, and the French- and German-speaking communities are expected to debate the issue next year.
Jaya walks out with Kirana, Dari, and Indah at the Sumatran tiger enclosure at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium on Thursday, Dec. 4, 2014. The Sumatran tiger triplets born Oct. 8 weighting between two and half to three pounds.
Photo by Lui Kit Wong
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