SOMEBODY NEEDS TO BE FIRED!!! LIGHT RAIN IN KANSAS CITY PROPER KILLS THE SNL SEASON FINALE!!!

It was a large crowd of people lost in the city of Kansas City are waiting impatiently for the season finale of Saturday Night Live with Lady Gaga and Justin Timberlake. . . Spray with a little new, and thunder and lighting show and some less, rather than air cover panic and interviews with old ladies on the phone and was preempted.
I wanted some never po'dunk on, many people hanging out in the Kansas storm cellar to know. I heard the news about the KC Metro area once and found that I realized that it would not be a global city. New! Over the words today to present the alternative translation. Rejection

Kirstie Alley at DWTS

Kirstie Alley has continued on with ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ and while the competition is getting stiff, her former ‘Cheers’ costar believes in her.

Ted Danson thinks that Alley may be the one to beat considering her reputation as a dancer, states PopEater. “She was a great dancer on ‘Cheers.’ wrap parties, she was the girl to go dancing with,” Danson said about Alley.

Animoto

Well Animoto is a software which is relate to the images,sounds and videos..
Animoto analyzes the provided photos, video clips and music, using them to the generate a video similar to a trailer. According to the website, the song is analyzed, producing a unique video every time. The site also claims that no two videos are ever the same.

By November 2009, 1 million users had registered at Animoto. Their iPhone application has been installed 300,000 times and two million Facebook users have used the Animoto Facebook application. One year prior, in August 2008.

Tiger Woods' Secret To Success " Gambling"

So let's review -- when Tiger was the best golfer in the world, he was also the King of Vegas ... doing all sorts of Vegassy things ... like gambling and partying with porn stars.

When Tiger Woods sucked, he STOPPED doing Vegassy things to make nice with Elin.

Now, Tiger is doing Vegassy things again -- and on Friday, he posted his best score at The Masters since he won in 2005.

‘Twilight,’ ‘American Idol’ stars allegedly making time for each other

he recent rumor of ‘Twilight’ star Nikki Reed and ‘American Idol’ contestant Paul McDonald getting to know each other might be very true.

The two have reportedly been making time for each other despite their busy schedules, states People. Reed and McDonald reportedly met at the ‘Red Riding Hood’ premiere and have been casually hanging out since.

Even in a clip of the premiere, the two can be seen meeting and Reed says, “You’re amazing. I’m blushing. I should go.”

McDonald reportedly confirmed that the two are getting to know each other and figuring things out with their schedules.

VCU wins 3rd NCAA game, routs Purdue 94-76

CHICAGO AP  The question is no longer whether Virginia Commonwealth belongs. Instead, it’s: Who can stop the Rams?

Bradford Burgess scored 23 points and 11th seeded VCU made it three victories in five days Sunday night, routing third-seeded Purdue 94-76 to earn a trip to the Southwest regional semifinals.

VCU’s remarkable run sends the Rams to the round of 16 for the first time in school history.

With their fans chanting “VCU, VCU” as the final seconds ticked off the clock, they’ve now ousted Southern Cal, Georgetown and Purdue since Wednesday night.

Deep, fast and talented, VCU (26-11) will play Florida State on Friday in San Antonio in the first NCAA tournament game matching a No. 10 seed against a No. 11 seed, according to STATS LLC.

Jamie Skeen added 13 points in a balanced scoring attack as the Rams led by as many 20, shutting down the Boilermakers (26-8) and, for most of the night, quieting a large contingent of Purdue fans at the United Center.

Speedy floor leader Joey Rodriguez scored 12 points and had 11 assists, controlling the tempo.

VCU shot 57 percent and had 26 assists to just four turnovers.

Big Ten Player of the Year JaJuan Johnson scored 25 in his final game for the Boilermakers to go with 14 rebounds. But Purdue’s other star, E’Twaun Moore, struggled and managed just 10 points on 5-of-15 shooting

Ryne Smith had 20 points for Purdue, hitting 6 of 8 on 3/pointers.

VCU led by 10 at the half. Freshman Juvonte Reddic added 12 points, six early in the second half when the speedy Rams foiled a comeback by the Boilermakers by consistently getting open for short shots inside.

And after a timeout and a Boilermakers miss, Rodriguez didn’t hesitate from way beyond the top of the key, sinking an NBA-length 3-pointer and putting the Rams up 59-44. VCU hit seven of its first eight shots in the second half to keep up what it started in the first.

When Burgess drove for a layup and then got open and sank a 3/pointer he put the Rams ahead by 19 with just more than 11 minutes left.

The Rams shot 50 percent in the first half, had a 13/0 run, were up by as many as 13 and held on for a 42-32 cushion at intermission behind 10 points each from Burgess and Brandon Rozzell.

Playing at a frenetic pace, the Rams didn’t look like a team playing their third game in five nights, proving early that their quickness, tenacity and deep bench would pose problems for the Boilermakers. Moving the ball to the open man, they let the shifty Rodriguez direct play on the floor with his dribble.

Moments after the Boilermakers Lewis Jackson had his layup attempt blocked by Burgess, bringing the crowd to its feet, Rozzell hit another 3-pointer, pushing the lead to nine.

VCU had knocked off Southern Cal in Dayton on Wednesday night arrived in Chicago during the wee hours Thursday and then blew out Georgetown on Friday.

Smith, who took an elbow to the head and missed two practices last week found the range early, sinking his first four shots — three of them 3-pointers — in the first seven minutes. He had 11 points early and nearly doubled his average of 5.8. He finished the half with 14 points, keeping Purdue from being run out of the United Center even earlier........

VCU Beats Purdue 94-76, Wins 3rd NCAA Tournament Game

CHICAGO  Oh yeah  VCU belongs in the NCAA tournament. The real question now: Who can stop the Rams?
Fresh, fast, furious and at times flawless, VCU didn't look a bit like a team playing its third game in five nights. The Rams pressured Purdue, broke through its defense for numerous layups, and overwhelmed the third-seeded Boilermakers of the Big Ten 94-76 Sunday night to earn their first trip to the round of 16.
As their fans chanted "VCU, VCU," players hugged and celebrated on the floor of the United Center. What a trip – what a week – it has been. Now it's on to San Antonio for the 11th-seeded Rams (26-11) to play the winner of Notre Dame-Florida State on Friday in the Southwest regional semifinals.

It was just a week ago the Rams received an at-large bid to the disbelief of some critics. Shuttled off to Dayton for a first-round game, they beat Southern Cal on Wednesday, got into Chicago in the wee hours Thursday, routed Georgetown on Friday and then did the same to the Boilermakers.

"A week ago, we thought we were done," said the relentless point guard Joey Rodriguez, who had 12 points, 11 assists and no turnovers in 34 minutes.

"And now, we're here in the Sweet 16. Anything can happen now."

Purdue coach Matt Painter, whose Boilermakers 26-8 were denied a third straight trip to the round of 16, agreed."If you watched VCU a certain time in the season you wouldn't see what you just watched out there," Painter said. "Then you watch them during a four- or five-game stretch and you literally think, `They can beat any team in the country. I made that statement   VCU can beat any team in the country on a neutral court. And I believe that. I was hoping that team wouldn't show up, but that team from VCU did show up.
Bradford Burgess scored 23 points to lead a balanced offense, and the Rams' depth wore the Boilermakers down in the second half when the lead reached 20 points.