Sterling Hayden

Leah Leto asked:


She has a broken foot in it and is lounging by the pool and the band comes out of the water, I wanna say the LG phone she’s promoting was the Xenon but I;m not sure.

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Kevin W asked:


I heard from somewhere that Hayden Panettiere from the show “Heroes” went out with the man who played Peter Petrelli also on “Heroes”

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Will asked:


Robert Pattinson- If you don’t know he is the guys who plays Cedric Diggery in Harry Potter
http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/40966000/jpg/_40966988_cedricdiggory.jpg

Hayden Christensen-He plays Anakin in Star wars and Jumper
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Unknown_Undiscovered asked:


Ryan Sheckler’s a hott skateboarder

Zac Efron’s an actor (he starred in high school musical as troy bolton)

Hayden Christensen is an actor (just to let you know, he starred in the Star Wars movie as Anakin Skywalker)

I pick Ryan how about u

Oh and, doesn’t Ryan Sheckler remind you of Luke Skywalker from Star Wars cause to me he is.

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Kelly Gracelyn asked:


How many people do you know that have a baby whose name doesn’t fit the ethnicity you would “expect”? I am a very open-minded individual and am not phased by much, but sometimes when discussing baby names I like I get odd looks.

If my baby due in 5 days is a boy, we have a list of names we will be choosing from once we meet him. These names include Pierce, Gavin, Austin, Roman, and Xavier. We liked Hayden, but feel the girls are taking over the name. I like Cole, but can’t sell my husband on it. But there is one name we both love that I would like to take along, but would it be too strange to pair with a brother 14 months older named Hunter? The name is Matteo. It is originally Hebrew but now is found mostly in Spanish and Italian communities, and we are mostly English and French heritage from what we can gather. I just can’t shake my love for this name and was wondering if you know people who don’t “look like” their name.

Please be kind, my pregnancy hormones can’t take cruel comments, but I do want your honest opinions.

Thank you!

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g asked:


the character Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper (played by Sterling Hayden) in the film…

they always seem to be so concerned about the communists/socialists… beyond the point of paranoia…

I’m just waiting for one to post about how Hillary is trying to ’sap and impurify’ their ‘precious bodily fluids’… reading some of their posts… it’s about a month away apparently for some…
it’s just a comparison to a fictional character… it’s not my entire political thought process… geez…

and Republicans are comparing him to liberals too, is that “immature”… I don’t think so… it’s late on a Friday night…
doh, make that Saturday night… I’m a little tired…

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mizz.boo786 asked:


How do the characters in one child develop? other than sheila begins to show intelligence, show emotional distress and begins to open up to torey. are there anymore? does torey show any development? i’m very confused and help would really be appreciated!

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japangirl asked:


im not sure which one, but it has hayden pannetiere in it, well do u think its ****** becuse the white girl says racism things to the black ppl and the asian girl and everyone gets mad,but they always call the white girl things like vanilla latte and stuff isnt that ******???O_o

ashleyo717 asked:


I have looked in Kohl’s and Kohls.com and I can’t find it anywhere. Someone please help me! It is the cutest skirt ever and I want it for something coming up. Thank you!

Christians do it better asked:


The presentations of the Beyond Belief 2006 conference recently held in San Diego are available at http://beyondbelief2006.org/Watch. Here is an excerpt from Session 2, which begins with a presentation from Neil deGrasse Tyson, the director of the Hayden Planetarium. At the conclusion of his talk (beginning at the 40:47 mark in the clip) is the following exchange:

Tyson: I want to put on the table, not why 85% of the members of the National Academy of Sciences reject God, I want to know why 15% of the National Academy don’t. That’s really what we’ve got to address here. Otherwise the public is secondary to this. [Moderator then turns to the panel for responses.]

Larry Krauss: It’s hard to know how to respond to Neil, ever. But the question you asked about “Why 15%” disturbs me a little bit because of this other presumption that scientists are somehow not people and that they don’t have the same delusions — I mean, how many of them are pedophiles in the National Academy of Sciences? How many of them are Republicans? [laughter] And so, it would be amazing, of course, if it were zero. That would be the news story. But the point is I don’t think you’d expect them in general to view their religion as a bulwark against science or to view the need to fly into buildings or whatever. So the delusions or predilections are important to recognize, that scientists are people and are as full of delusions about every aspect of their life as everyone else. We all make up inventions so that we can rationalize our existence and why we are who we are.

Tyson: But Lawrence, if you can’t convert our colleagues, why do you have any hope that you’re going to convert the public?

Krauss: I don’t think we have to convert those people. They’re fine. That’s the point. They’re doing science. I don’t understand why you need to do that.

It’s rare for Larry Krauss to come across as the voice of reason in these debates. But that’s only because Tyson is by comparison so scary. Not only does Tyson want to “convert” his fellow scientists to atheism but he won’t be content with anything less than 100% conversion. I seem to recall past leaders who demanded that 100% of their subjects conform to the religion of the land on pain of death. Is this any different? But of course it is: that was religion, this is science!

Question: You think there might be some self-selection going on at the National Academy of Sciences?

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