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@CSI_Robsten From AT board: Best male: Robert Pattinson 36,7% Daniel Radcliffe 34,4% Jesse Eisenberg 11,7% Best Female: Emma Watson 40,1% Kristen Stewart 38,9% Jennifer Aniston 7,2%Best Kiss: Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe 35,5% Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson 32,7% Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner 24,8%AT is referring to The Awful Truth Board (Comment 112) at E! Online user mtvspoiler said:Best male: Robert Pattinson 36,7% Daniel Radcliffe 34,4% Jesse Eisenberg 11,7% Best Female: Emma Watson 40,1% Kristen Stewart 38,9% Jennifer Aniston 7,2% Best Kiss: Emma Watson and Daniel Radcliffe 35,5% Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson 32,7% Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner 24,8%So, if these numbers WERE true (Remember, this is Ted Casablanca’s board haha) Rob is winning Best MalePerformance BUT losing Best Kiss with Kristen Stewart.

"Twilight fans may be surprised to know that Stephenie Meyer at one point outlined an alternate ending for Eclipse, the third book in the series. At the time, Meyer explains that publishers worried the series would go stale if there were too many books so the plan was to cut it off at three.
While Meyer already had ideas about her characters’ stories well beyond a third book, she consented to work out an ending for Eclipse that would have brought the series to a close. In August of 2010, Stephenie gave an interview currently available at twilightseriestheories.com where she talked about the thought process that went into that alternate ending, but ultimately declined to give its major details.
That’s because she says there’s still a chance that she might write out the alternate ending and make it available for her fans. She’s just worried that fans will then see that ending as the real one and the book ending as fake, and she’s cautious about anything that would disrupt her story’s continuity for her fans. Here’s what she had to say about it."
“See if I tell them, I can’t write. And so that becomes…’cause then you’ve destroyed it. But um, there was a certain point in time not as much faith in the series and I was told to end it at three. And I’d never planned to do…you know I was…There were three books right? There were supposed to be three books and there was no idea of it going on, and in my head it was this long series.
And so it was like: ‘No, we should end this.’ Because you know if you go on too long sometimes series lose their steam or whatever. And the story was just so wide open then. There was so much that wasn’t done and so to have ended it there, it would have had to be a radical ending. Um, radically different.
There [were] some fantasy elements that I don’t think people would’ve seen coming. I don’t think they would have responded well. My mom hates it! Hates the ending. My sister was cool with it.
And you know I could see that because there were things…Some people, the way they’re tied to the characters are dependent on certain aspects of those characters, and now I’m gonna sound really really bad but it messed with that for some people.
But then once I started thinking about it I was really intrigued by that conversation. There was this really dramatic scene and Bella doesn’t know what’s going on and the visuals in it were really strong for me. And so then I wanted to write it.
You know back when nobody cared about the books and I could do whatever I wanted, I was like Bree, it was gonna be on the website. That was the plan all along. I would write up this alternate ending, but will people throw rocks at me if I write this? There’s a possibility!
Oh and then people will think: ‘Oh this is the real ending and that’s the fake ending.’ When it’s not you know…this is just an alternate. This is the way it could’ve gone."Iiiiiiiiinteresting!
If I had to read an alternate ending where Bella chose Jacob to live (literally) happily ever after and Edward disappeared into forever to be eternally alone... argh, I'm just not sure I could make it :/
- Lorabell
Mitsubishi Motors has introduced one of their cars that became the model year 2012, the Mitsubishi Eclipse SE. This car is available in two models, which is cut and Spyder will enliven the auto market later. Mitsubishi Eclipse 2012 SE offers HID lamps, side "SE " scaling, black side mirror of 18 matte black alloy wheels. All variants come with a huge list of standard premium features that can find this on 2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse SE.
2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse khusu edition comes in a unique and eye-catching display outside elements, including special side scaling.
Included amenities on the amply-equipped Eclipse GS-Sport models are a 4-speed automatic transmission, leather seating with heated front seats and a power driver’s seat, rearview camera, Bluetooth® hands-free phone access, HID headlights with fog lamps, heated side mirrors and an exquisite sounding 9 speaker, 650-watt Rockford Fosgate® premium audio system with SIRIUS® satellite radio. The coupe version of the Eclipse GS-Sport includes a sunroof as well.
Standard safety tools on all Eclipse models includes four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes (ABS) with Digital Brake-force Distribution (EBD); Energetic Stability Control (ASC) and Traction Control Logic (TCL); and advanced dual front air bag supplemental restraint system (SRS) and side air bags. Side curtain air bags are included on the Eclipse Coupe.
Powering all of these aforementioned Eclipse Coupe and Spyder models is a very capable 162 horsepower, normally-aspirated 2.4-liter SOHC MIVEC 16-valve inline 4-cylinder engine.
At an MSRP of $ 20,699 - $ 32,599, 2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse with a 2-door coupe is available in GS, GS Sport and GT trims. This fast car illustrates the power and performance. GS and GS has a 162-hp 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine. GT has a 265-hp 3.8-liter V6. GT has a 6-speed transmission, the GS has a 5-speed transmission and manual transmission is standard on the Coupés. Fuel economy is MPG: 20 mpg city and 28 MPG Hwy. This powerful sports car accelerates from 0-60 km / h in around six seconds. Maximum speed is 214 km / h.
Mechanical Features 2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse are: engine uses Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing Electronic Control-(MIVEC) system, front-wheel drive, Independent MacPherson strut front suspension with coil springs, multi-link rear suspension with coil springs, Front / rear stabilizer bar, power rack and pero steering, power front ventilated disc and rear solid disc brakes, and dual exhaust.
Exterior features include a 2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse: body-colored door handles, black front grille, color-keyed mirrors, automatic headlights with automatic off, color-keyed rear spoiler, daytime running lights, front air dam, front and rear body color bumpers, front fog lights and halogen lights. As well, it also features side / cab step or slipper, step up bumper, front air dam, metallic paint, electric sliding side door van, power trunk lid, or the lower skid plate protection, splash guards or mud, and wind or buffer for convertibles.
The interior of 2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse features include: leather upholstery and heated front seats, leather-wrapped shift knob, remote engine start is optional on the automatic transmission model, the front seats, adjustable steering instruments including tachometer, digital odometer, dual trip meter , and fuel / temp scale. As well, it also includes power door locks, remote keyless entry with panic alarm, cruise control, anti-theft alarm with engine immobilizer, AM / FM radio with 140-watts total, and 6 speakers, CD player, MP3 player, front auxiliary audio input jack in a glass radio antenna, and manual air conditioning.
Security features are available for 2010 Mitsubishi Eclipse includes anti-lock braking system (ABS), Anti-slip, front / rear crumple zones, airbags, seat curtain airbags, anti-theft alarm, active stability control (ASC), Traction control system Front / rear crumple zones, seat curtain airbags 3-point seat belts, burglar alarm and monitoring system tire pressure.
