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If You Try to Hack Charlottesville Voting Machines, We Will Lock You Down

 

From the City…

The security measures in place for the November election are first rate and the Office of Voter Registration has not experience any security related problems with the system,” said Sheri Iachetta, Charlottesville’s Voter Registrar. “The Hart Voting system, to include the electronic voting machine and this election the new digital scan voting machine, enables us to continue maintaining fair and impartial elections in the City of Charlottesville.”

Ms. Iachetta is inviting any members of the media and other interested parties to attend the “lockdown” and machine certification process on Thursday, October 30th, 2008, at 11 am in the Office of Voter Registration in the City Hall Annex. At this time the Electoral Board along with the Registrar will perform the Logics and Accuracy test before locking down all machines before they go to the precincts for Tuesday’s election.

The polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. and voters should go to their regular voting precinct.

So what about the Hart machine security?

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Eight Common Words and Phrases Used by Men to their Women

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Here are just a few common words and phrases that men use when talking to their women that, when taken for face value, don’t seem all that deep.  But, with these secrets revealed, men’s cryptic caveman mumblings reveal a world of myopic perversion that should horrify all women, everywhere

Nothing – as in the response to “what are you thinking?” or “how do you feel?” Generally, the “nothing” response is not an indication of lack of thought or feeling, but the reluctance, or in most cases, the inability to express said thoughts or feelings.

Something – as in “do you want to do something?” – when used in private, usually relates to some form of sexual activity. Similar to “do you want to go somewhere?” when used in a public place. Not to be confused with “Is it something I said?” or “Did I do something wrong?” The phrase “Can I get you something?” may refer to anything from an alcoholic drink to that lingerie stashed in the back of your sock drawer.

5 Minutes – The maximum amount of time required for most men to successfully engage in and complete sexual activity. In rare instances, it may not be the time limit for sex and they may participate in sex for a longer period of time, but 5 minutes is all most Men really need. Any man willing to have sex with you for longer than 5 minutes is worth keeping. (2) In context of “I’m going to play this video game” or “I’m going to watch this televised sport” for “5 minutes”, usually means a much much much longer period of time. Don’t hold your breath.

Later – as in “I’ll do it later” or “can we talk about this later?” – literal translation is “never”.

Soon – In response to such questions as “When can I meet your parents?” and “Do you think we’ll ever be ready to live together?” an answer of “Soon” can be interpreted to be the same as an answer of “Later”. (2) In reference to the point of sexual climax, “soon” actually means “I already did.”

Can I help? – You are trying to do something that only a man can do, and therefore I assume you will eventually need my help with it. Please let me do it for you now to save us both the time and trouble of pretending you can do it yourself.

Would you? – As in, “Would you do the dishes/laundry/cleaning?” These are things I am used to having done for me by my mother and/or girlfriends/wives before you. It is expected of you to take care of me since I am just a helpless man-child, and if you really loved me, you would. (2) In context of sexual activity, “Would you [blank]” (fill in the blank with some perverse sexual deed) usually means my ex/that hooker would and if you don’t I’m going to cheat on you with someone who will.

I don’t understand. – as in “I don’t understand why you are crying” or “I don’t understand why you are yelling at me” – literally means “I don’t understand”.

Picture from flickr user ralphbijker.

Charlottesville’s Lauren Brie a Contestant in 11th Season of America’s Next Top Model

Lauren Brie

A former Charlottesville resident, Lauren Brie who is now is living in Radford has been picked to be part of the cast for America’s Next Top Model Cycle 11.  The show starts September 3rd.

She’s 20 years old, but I can’t find out where she went to high school. Anyone know?

Lauren, you are gorgeous, now win it for Charlottesville!

One more pic after the break…

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Bartending Contest at TGIF

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A little birdie lets us know a bartending contest will take place at TGI Friday’s at 7PM tonight. You win by making drinks with the most “flair.”  All the proceeds from the contest will be given to the Make-A-Wish Foundation.   No one from Spicy Bear is going, but if you guys get pictures, please send them in!

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Free IPOD 8GB Nano Giveaway!

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Hello everyone, we just got a brand new Black iPod Nano 8GB to give away to you.

The Rules:

- You have go to the Spicy Bear offices to pick the Nano within 3 days of winning the contest (or you can pick it up at our party!).  If you live across the country, sorry!

-  Enter by commenting with a link to your favorite cVillain.com, cvilleMUSE.com, or cvilleStyle.com article. The article has to be at least 10 days old!

- Only one comment entry per person, except you can enter a second time by linking to your favorite cVillain  cvilleMUSE.com, or cvilleStyle.com article on your website and giving us a link to your website in the comment section below.

-  The contest ends Friday, August 1st at Noon.  We will choose the winner at random and notify them by email.

Good luck!

cvilleStyle VIP Brunch Contest!

Here’s a plug for cvilleStyle.  They are having a contest to win a ticket for an upcoming Chloe champagne VIP brunch event.  Did we mention that all you have to do is comment to enter?  Tell your friends.  Also, we have coupons for Chloe, so show cvilleStyle some loving!

If you aren’t interested in the contest, you may be interested in some other interesting threads:

Curious about Charlottesville downtown shopping?

Despite some really great shops, I think the mall is lacking in terms of retail activity. It is even sadder in the winter. Still, I’ll head out to browse on a lazy afternoon hoping that there might be something new or interesting to catch my eye. It has so much potential. But I often have to hop in the car and drive to select spots peppered around town when the mall doesn’t do it for me.

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Official cVillain Foxfield 2008 Horse Betting Guide

Foxfield Underage Drinking

Foxfield is my absolute favorite day of the year, even more so than Christmas. Like the holidays my entire family and our friends all congregate to eat, drink and make merry. But unlike Christmas no one holds it against you if you have a little to much to drink, heck it‘s expected! So long as you can still shake hands and say “how do you do” with out falling off your kitten heels nobody really minds. And if they do, it’s forgotten by the time you get to the after party and someone else is drunk enough to go skinny dipping in the Koi pond.

Foxfield has always been a family affair and I guess you could even say Steeplechasing is in my blood. My dad was friends with the course designer and helped build the original hurdle course. My Grandmother owned a rather lack luster Steeplechaser that won it’s only race at Foxfield. My late Grandfather used to be the Timer for the races and my father has since stepped up to fill the post.

But the best part about going to the races was when Grandma “Posy” would pull out her wallet and hand it to me with the condition that I was the bookie for the day. I’d set up shop in the back of her old red “Woody” Jeep Grand Wagoner and take bets from our neighboring tailgates. For a dollar you could have your pick of a horse. It’s amazing how heady it is winning eleven dollars when you’re eight years old. Of course being 21 and hitting a trifecta (where you pick the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place horses to cross the finish in a single race), and winning $1,154.78 off a six dollar bet at the Saratoga Summer meet in New York sealed my fate and I have been an avid handicapper ever since.

So fellow Cvillians, as your resident “horse expert” I am here to share my knowledge and give you the edge for your own Foxfield tailgate this weekend. Whether it’s dollar bets on each horse or something else entirely (go ahead, be creative…), I’m here to decode the Foxfield program and shed some light who’s hot and who’s not.

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