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It all depends of what HSM movie you are thinking of. 1, 2, or 3. In 1 he just wears ordanry sneakers. In 2 when he is teaching kids golf he is wearing Itallian shoes and he wears sneakers in that movie 2! With 3 same as well!

A June 2014 rumor reported that Harry Belafonte passed away. However, the reports were false as are many celebrity death rumors.

First came radio, and suddenly, candidates had to learn to be good public speakers because their voice would be heard from coast-to-coast on a radio network. But on radio, it didn't matter how you looked; it just mattered how you sounded. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was not the first president to speak on the radio (Harding and Coolidge both did), but Roosevelt became a "radio president" because of how effectively he used this medium and how his voice soothed a frightened nation during the Great Depression. But the public could not see that he had been a victim of polio and used a wheelchair. He was able to control his image and play to his strength-- his skill as a radio speaker.

When television came along in the late 1940s/early 1950s, it changed politics greatly. Now, candidates had to look good as well as sound good. This would become a problem for Richard Nixon during the famous Kennedy-Nixon debate of 1960. Much has been written about how John F. Kennedy embraced TV and practiced beforehand; he looked young, attractive, confident and strong. Nixon, on the other hand, looked shifty and hesitant and made very poor eye-contact. (Today, we know he was ill and had checked himself out of a hospital against doctor's orders, but back then, all anyone knew was JFK looked presidential and Nixon did not.) People who listened to the debate on radio thought Nixon's answers were much more thorough and that he had won. People who watched, however, were convinced that Nixon was awkward and inarticulate. Suddenly, one's visual image was an essential part of campaigning.

And to this day, looking good, looking like a "man (or woman) of the people," appearing confident and displaying a commanding presence on TV can make or break a candidate. Being hesitant or seeming nervous can torpedo a campaign. Politicians, not all of whom are handsome or beautiful, have to seek out ways to create a positive visual impression, so that the TV audience will like them. Politics in some ways has thus become like a TV show, with candidates trying to get the best ratings and avoid "gaffes" that could soon be used against them in TV attack ads. I believe it was Marshall McLuhan who once predicted we would one day choose a candidate without even knowing what he stood for, just based on whether he "looked presidential" on TV. Sadly, that seems to have come to pass.

He finished third in the fourth semi final.

This episode was a very hard one for Damon in the last episode "Rose" was bitten by Jules who is a werewolf and everyone thought from the legend that a werewolf bite is fatal to a vampire. Rose becomes very, very sick the bite caused and infection that continues to get worse. At the end of the episode Rose escapes Damon and Stefan's house and begins killing people. Were Damon and Elena find her. Damon tackles Rose to the ground in an attempt to stop her from killing.

He says "Rose, Rose, Rose, It's me. It's Damon"

Later when Rose is back at Damon's house she apologizes to Elena and says she doesn't like take human life she never has.

She also asks Elena why she is so nice to her after what she had done to her earlier. To which Elena replays

"Us humans."

Rose goes on to tell Elena

"I could never forget it what it's like to human. It haunts me."

Coming to the end of the episode Rose is having memories of what it was like to be human it's almost like a dream state. In which she is laying on the bed wrapped in Damon's arms.

She says in her dream to Damon

"I miss this. I miss being human. Thank you."

"For what?"

"The pains gone."

"I'm glad."

Rose also tells Damon that she's not afraid anymore.

Going back to Rose and Damon lying on the bed Damon is hold a wooden stake and has tears in his eyes. It continues to alternate between Rose's Dream and Reality

As Rose's Dream continues she asks Damon to race her to the trees on the count of three. Damon goes on to say that she will lose.

"On the count of three. One, two. Three."

When Rose says three in her dream to begin running Damon is holding the wooden stake in his hand and plunges it into her heart killing her as this is down we see Damon shedding tears for Rose.

The next scene is between Damon and Elena. Elena says she came back to see how Damon was doing after what happened. And Damon acting all tough says he is fine and just glad that it's over. Now for the dialogue...

You were supposed to leave.

I did. But then I came back to make sure that you're okay.

I appreciate the gesture. I'm just glad it's over.

You know I don't believe that.

Go home Elena, get some rest it's a whole new day tomorrow.

Damon I'm your friend.

I'm well aware of that.

And a friend usually knows when their friend is hurting.

What do you wanna hear!? That I cared about Rose? That I'm upset!

Well I didn't and I'm not.

There you go pretending to turn it off pretending not to feel. Damon you're so close don't give up.

I feel Elena, okay. And it sucks. What sucks even more is it was supposed to be me. Jules was coming after me.

You feel guilty.

It would be human of me wouldn't it Elena and I'm not human. You're one to talk about giving up it's all you done is give up. Go home. There's been enough doom, gloom and personal growth for one night.

Okay I will. (Whispers) Good night Damon...

The very end of this episode Damon is drunk and on the road where a girl stops to see if he is okay and if he is hurt. and here is that dialogue

What happened?!

I'm lost.

And you're laying in the middle of the road.

Not that kind of lost. Metaphorically, extendedly.

Do you need help!?

Well. Yes I do. Can you help me?

You're drunk.

No, W- yes a little maybe. No please don't leave. I really do need help. Don't move.

I don't want any trouble.

Neither do I, but it's all I got is trouble.

Why can't I move!?

What's your name?

Jessica.

Jessica I have a secret I have a big one but I've never said it out loud. I mean what's the point it's not gonna change anything it's not gonna make me good. Make me adopt a puppy I can't be what other people what me to be what she wants me to be. This is who I am Jessica.

Are you gonna hurt me?

I'm not sure because you are my existential crisis. Do I kill you or do I not kill you?

Please don't.

But I have to Jessica, because I'm not human. And I miss it. I miss it more than anything in the world. That is my secret. But there is only so much hurt a man can take.

Please don't!

Okay you're free to go. (Right after Damon says this the girl Jessica runs to her car to get away. However Damon Runs up to her and bites her in the neck killing her)

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Actor-singer Jesse McCartney was 21 when "Tinker Bell" was released in 2008.

His birthdate is April 9, 1987 and he had previously appeared on the soap opera "All My Children" and was Theodore in the Alvin and the Chipmunks movies.

There are no "red cards"

The venue, the Empire Palace Theatre, burned to the ground some weeks earlier killing some of the performers who were due to take part. Understandably, the event was cancelled.

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