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gstevens · Post #801 » by **gstevens** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 6:20 pm

Wow. somehow never saw this thread...

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Post #802 » by **magnumt** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 6:30 pm

gstevens wrote:Wow. somehow never saw this thread...

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HellsKitchen · Post #803 » by **HellsKitchen** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 8:41 pm

Subway Token · Post #804 » by **Subway Token** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 8:44 pm

ITGM wrote:Day 1 of my water fast in progress....

Explanation?

atribecalledrch · Post #805 » by **atribecalledrch** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 9:15 pm

Simon Cowell's upcoming reality singing competition, "The X Factor," and his old show, "American Idol," might seem nearly identical on the surface, but there are actually five million ways to differentiate the new project from the one he left behind: The sardonic British judge revealed on the official "The X Factor" website that the winner of the show's inaugural season will walk away with a Sony recording contract worth a cool $5 million. That sum represents the largest guaranteed prize in television history, so there's a lot more on the line here than a flimsy deal in the ailing music industry.

"I believe that America has the best talent in the world. I believe that with all my heart," Cowell said of "The X Factor," which debuts stateside in September 2011 (it has run in the U.K. since 2004). "If you win this competition -- I'm going to put my money where my mouth is -- it's a $5 million recording contract. That means the winner walks away with $5 million, guaranteed. Win this competition, it will change your life forever." Start flexing your vocal cords, because "The X Factor" auditions kick off in New York, Miami, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle in March.

Wo is really going to wanna auditionfor Idol when X Factor offers that kind of money?

J9Starks3 · Post #806 » by **J9Starks3** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 9:18 pm

atribecalledrch wrote:
Simon Cowell's upcoming reality singing competition, "The X Factor," and his old show, "American Idol," might seem nearly identical on the surface, but there are actually five million ways to differentiate the new project from the one he left behind: The sardonic British judge revealed on the official "The X Factor" website that the winner of the show's inaugural season will walk away with a Sony recording contract worth a cool $5 million. That sum represents the largest guaranteed prize in television history, so there's a lot more on the line here than a flimsy deal in the ailing music industry.

"I believe that America has the best talent in the world. I believe that with all my heart," Cowell said of "The X Factor," which debuts stateside in September 2011 (it has run in the U.K. since 2004). "If you win this competition -- I'm going to put my money where my mouth is -- it's a $5 million recording contract. That means the winner walks away with $5 million, guaranteed. Win this competition, it will change your life forever." Start flexing your vocal cords, because "The X Factor" auditions kick off in New York, Miami, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle in March.

Wo is really going to wanna auditionfor Idol when X Factor offers that kind of money?

Why not audition for both? If youre making nothing.... then winning either show would be great.

atribecalledrch · Post #807 » by **atribecalledrch** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 9:21 pm

J9Starks3 wrote:
atribecalledrch wrote:
Simon Cowell's upcoming reality singing competition, "The X Factor," and his old show, "American Idol," might seem nearly identical on the surface, but there are actually five million ways to differentiate the new project from the one he left behind: The sardonic British judge revealed on the official "The X Factor" website that the winner of the show's inaugural season will walk away with a Sony recording contract worth a cool $5 million. That sum represents the largest guaranteed prize in television history, so there's a lot more on the line here than a flimsy deal in the ailing music industry.

"I believe that America has the best talent in the world. I believe that with all my heart," Cowell said of "The X Factor," which debuts stateside in September 2011 (it has run in the U.K. since 2004). "If you win this competition -- I'm going to put my money where my mouth is -- it's a $5 million recording contract. That means the winner walks away with $5 million, guaranteed. Win this competition, it will change your life forever." Start flexing your vocal cords, because "The X Factor" auditions kick off in New York, Miami, Dallas, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Seattle in March.

Wo is really going to wanna auditionfor Idol when X Factor offers that kind of money?

Why not audition for both? If youre making nothing.... then winning either show would be great.

What happens if u win both. You cant sign 2 recording contracts.

atribecalledrch · Post #808 » by **atribecalledrch** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 9:25 pm

gstevens wrote:Wow. somehow never saw this thread...

Add me to whatever:

http://www.facebook.com/gregmstevens

http://twitter.com/gregorystevens

http://www.youtube.com/stevens99

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yo u went to NYIT? Thats wassup.

Post #809 » by **magnumt** » Mon Feb 7, 2011 9:56 pm

^I have some friends who went there too.

--Mags

Subway Token · Post #810 » by **Subway Token** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 1:12 am

Ill just leave this here.

ITGM · Post #811 » by **ITGM** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 1:20 am

knicksfan5494 wrote:
ITGM wrote:Day 1 of my water fast in progress....

Explanation?

I have midterms this week, so I'm water fasting for clarity and peace of mind. 8-)

Subway Token · Post #812 » by **Subway Token** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 1:25 am

ITGM wrote:
knicksfan5494 wrote:
ITGM wrote:Day 1 of my water fast in progress....

Explanation?

I have midterms this week, so I'm water fasting for clarity and peace of mind.

You're consuming nothing but water?

NBA Fan 1234 · Post #813 » by **NBA Fan 1234** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 1:29 am

I have midterms tomorrow, Wednesday, and Thursday. After Thursday though, nothing but quizzes until finals so I'm happy about that.

Then I need to go through it one more time...damn trimesters.

CoolKids · Post #814 » by **CoolKids** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 1:31 am

ITGM wrote:
knicksfan5494 wrote:
ITGM wrote:Day 1 of my water fast in progress....

Explanation?

I have midterms this week, so I'm water fasting for clarity and peace of mind.

Mid terms? The semester just started

NyKnicks1714 · Post #815 » by **NyKnicks1714** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 1:54 am

knicksfan5494 wrote:
ITGM wrote:
knicksfan5494 wrote:Explanation?

I have midterms this week, so I'm water fasting for clarity and peace of mind.

You're consuming nothing but water?

You know what I recommend for studying? Some sort of energy intake.

ITGM · Post #816 » by **ITGM** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 2:56 am

CoolKids wrote:Mid terms? The semester just started

I'm in film school so it may be different, my midterms are on the exact same days that Knicks1214 mentioned; I started classes in January.

ITGM · Post #817 » by **ITGM** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 2:57 am

knicksfan5494 wrote:
You're consuming nothing but water?

Correct sir, it's a very good way to clear out the toxins in your body and it allows you to think clearer.

Subway Token · Post #818 » by **Subway Token** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 3:01 am

ITGM wrote:
knicksfan5494 wrote:
You're consuming nothing but water?

Correct sir, it's a very good way to clear out the toxins in your body and it allows you to think clearer.

Yeah, and die.

CrazyKnicks · Post #819 » by **CrazyKnicks** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 3:31 am

ITGM wrote:
knicksfan5494 wrote:
You're consuming nothing but water?

Correct sir, it's a very good way to clear out the toxins in your body and it allows you to think clearer.

Just get some good sleep and you'll think fine. I've taken an exam while snacking lol (it was recommended cause it was 100 very difficult bio questions) for about 3 hrs. Your brain uses up a lot of energy thinking, so eating would be the smart thing to do unless you want to be exhausted, can't think and hungry during midterms.

NyKnicks1714 · Post #820 » by **NyKnicks1714** » Tue Feb 8, 2011 3:34 am

ITGM wrote:
knicksfan5494 wrote:
You're consuming nothing but water?

Correct sir, it's a very good way to clear out the toxins in your body and it allows you to think clearer.

Your brain needs energy to function properly. Depriving yourself of all food is the last thing you want to do to think more clearly.