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Occupy the New York Times
In defense of Obamaville, the paper trashes the First Amendment.
Andrew Rosenthal, editorial page editor of the New York Times, recently started a blog. As we shall see, that was a mistake. Yesterday Rosenthal weighed in on the cleanup of New York's Obamaville--specifically, a judge's rejection of so-called protesters' claims that the city had violated their First Amendment rights by enforcing regulations that prohibit sleeping, camping and storing personal property in a publicly accessible park.
The plaintiffs, Justice Michael Stallman wrote, "have not demonstrated that the rules adopted by the owners of the property . . . are not reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions permitted under the First Amendment." Rosenthal then explains the principle:
The [constitutional permissibility of] "time, place and manner" restriction is longstanding. But in order for that restriction to fly, it must be "content neutral" (the government can't take the message into account), must serve an important objective, must be narrowly tailored, and leave open alternative communication channels.
Rosenthal himself expressed no opinion as to whether the rules in question, and the city's application of them, meet those four criteria. He didn't need to, because it is perfectly obvious that they do--so obvious, in fact, that today's Times editorial on the subject, which is highly critical of Mayor Michael Bloomberg for enforcing the regulations, readily concedes that his decision to do so "was justifiable legally."
The basis of the editorial's criticism is political and ideological, not legal:
Mr. Bloomberg hasn't done as good a job as he might have in managing the appearance of this last move, and we worry that his decision to clear the park of tents could end up quashing the entire protest.
We suspect there was a better, less-disruptive way to get demonstrators to deal with problems cited by the city and the park's owner, Brookfield Office Properties. Howard Wolfson, a deputy mayor, said in a telephone interview on Tuesday that he had tried to meet with protesters and found that they "did not want to negotiate with the city." That should not have been the end of it. Many of those protesters wanted to stay by obeying laws and respecting the community.
That makes no sense. Actual lawful protesters are free to speak at Zuccotti Park or any other public forum, but the burden is on them to comply with the law. If the alternative is to indulge illegal behavior, why should the city care whether the result is "quashing the entire protest"?
Here is why, according to the Times:
The Occupy Wall Street protesters had achieved a great deal before they were rousted. . . . This ragged group, living in tents and tarps for two months in the financial district in Lower Manhattan, helped focus everyone's attention on the growing income inequality in this country. They made "99 percent" into popular language for the have-nots. They spawned protests against further enriching the already rich 1 percent, like those in Chicago, Boston, Oakland, Calif., New Haven, and even London.
In other words, the city should have turned a blind eye to illegal activity at Obamaville because of the Obamavillians' message--a message of which the Times approves.
Remember those four criteria Rosenthal cited in his blog post? The first of them is that restrictions governing the time, place and manner of speech must be content-neutral. As Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes put it in the landmark case of Cox v. New Hampshire (1941), they must be written and administered in a "fair and non-discriminatory manner."
In its editorial, the Times urges the opposite: governmental favoritism toward a favored viewpoint. To follow the paper's admonition would be to trash the First Amendment.
Occupy the Polls
If the New York Times editorialists and other bien-pensant left-liberals are smart--we know, a big if--they're secretly cheering the Obamaville crackdowns. "The Occupy Wall Street movement is not wearing well with voters across the country," reports Public Policy Polling, a Democratic firm:
Only 33% now say that they are supportive of its goals, compared to 45% who say they oppose them. That represents an 11 point shift in the wrong direction for the movement's support compared to a month ago when 35% of voters said they supported it and 36% were opposed. Most notably independents have gone from supporting Occupy Wall Street's goals 39/34, to opposing them 34/42.
Voters don't care for the Tea Party either, with 42% saying they support its goals to 45% opposed. But asked whether they have a higher opinion of the Tea Party or Occupy Wall Street movement the Tea Party wins out 43-37, representing a flip from last month when Occupy Wall Street won out 40-37 on that question. Again the movement with independents is notable- from preferring Occupy Wall Street 43-34, to siding with the Tea Party 44-40.
The Tea Party is now viewed more favorably than Obamaville despite a vicious and dishonest media campaign against the former (in which the Times, let us never forget, took a particularly dishonorable leading role) and media cheerleading for the latter.
We've said it before, but it bears repeating that all the lies they told about the Tea Party turn out to be true of the Obamavilles and their supporters. Remember the claims that the Tea Parties were violent, uncivil, even "terrorists"? Blogger Morgen Richmond notes a video of an Obamavillian reacting to yesterday's sweep by making terroristic threats: "On the 17th, we gonna burn New York City to the f---ing ground. . . . Ain't no more talking, They got guns, we got bodies. They got bricks, we got rocks. Let's see what they got. . . . In a few days you gonna see what a Molotov cocktail can do to Macy's."
ABC News reports that according to U.S. Park Police, a man who is believed to have fired a shot at the White House last week "may have spent time blending in with Occupy D.C. protesters." On Twitter, The Daily Caller's Jim Treacher quips: "So he didn't stand out? Imagine that."
More seriously, if it had been a Tea Party rally, can you imagine for a second that the mainstream media would have portrayed the shooter as a lone nut merely "blending in"? Blogger "BigFurHat" notes that ABC's Diane Sawyer, in introducing her moving interview with Rep. Gabrielle Giffords that aired Monday, shamefully and deceptively implied that Tea Party "vitriol" and Sarah Palin's campaign map had something to do with the violent attack on Giffords in January.
And consider this reaction to the cleanup of New York's Obamaville, which James Downie of the Washington Post posted late yesterday morning on the paper's website:
As hard as the NYPD and New York City's government might try to obscure the truth though, one truth remains: At 1 a.m. this morning, in the heart of New York City, protesters exercising their constitutional rights to free speech and assembly were swept away by the state. . . . This morning's action may not be what a police state looks like, but it's certainly how one begins.
The left loved to gripe about the Tea Party's crazy antigovernment rhetoric. That complaint is not wholly unfounded; any political movement is likely to include some people who express their views in an overwrought way. In the case of Obamaville, writers for respectable journalistic institutions are among them.
Occupy the Epidermis
One place where the police haven't shut down the local Obamaville is Santa Cruz, Calif., one of the Left Coast's leftiest cities. "Even if a judge rules Wednesday that the Occupy Santa Cruz campsite is a public nuisance, [municipal] leaders said they don't plan to dismantle the camp that day," reports the Santa Cruz Sentinel:
Instead, they said the injunction they are seeking through a lawsuit filed last week would give them the authority to remove the campsite at a later date while they work with Occupy representatives to keep San Lorenzo Park free of drugs, alcohol and human feces.
What's all this fuss we keep hearing about endangered feces? The Sentinel also reports that "police said there have been reports of ringworm and scabies at the camp in recent days." They're fighting the 1% with all their mite.
The San Francisco Examiner reports that three dogs at that city's Obamaville "have tested positive for the highly contagious and deadly parvovirus, putting all four-legged friends there at risk":
The disease can survive without a host for many months and is easily contracted in an infected area, the SPCA said. It is excreted in the feces of infected dogs. Symptoms include vomiting and bloody diarrhea.
Humans cannot contract the disease.
In addition to parvovirus, the SPCA said it suspects kennel cough also has befallen the camp. The respiratory illness is highly contagious as well, and the SPCA said it's very concerned about kennel cough spreading at Occupy SF.
If you don't redistribute this wealth, we'll kill this dog. The New York Post reports that "Mayor Bloomberg finally decided to wipe Zuccotti Park clean after learning about a rancid outbreak of scabies, lice and lung ailments among protesters."
Blogger Glenn Reynolds, in a post on the Santa Cruz infestation, quotes reader Richard Doyle: "Recent Googling had taken me on a study of parasites at Chaco [a subdivision of Caracas, Venezuela]. I'd been thankful that modern advances had greatly improved our existence but this shows how quickly we can revert to the good old days."
And just think, if those crazy teabaggers had their way, we wouldn't have health and safety regulations!
Occupy the Flag
Dominic Tierney, a Swarthmore College political scientist, offers some hilarious advice to the denizens of Obamaville:
Occupy Wall Street should wrap itself in the American flag.
Compare photos of OWS rallies and Tea Party events. From a distance, you can't always tell that the leftwing protests are in the United States. By contrast, the Tea Party is awash with the stars and stripes.
Overt patriotism can make people on the left feel a little nervous. But when the nation's symbols have such meaning to so many people, why cede the flag to conservatives? . . .
Unless OWS understands the power of symbols, the American Autumn will be followed by a winter of discontent. And the protesters can start by hanging a hundred flags at Zuccotti Park [this was published before the cleanup]. One percent of the United States might not care about these symbols--but 99 percent do.
The photo accompanying Tierney's post hints at why this is so risible. It depicts a guy at some sort of protest holding what on first glance looks like an American flag but on closer examination turns out to be a vulgar hard-left counterfeit, featuring the usual 13 stripes but 30 corporate logos where the stars are supposed to be.
The problem for the Obamavillians isn't that they don't understand the power of symbols. They do. If flying the flag or otherwise displaying "overt patriotism" makes them uncomfortable, it is very likely because they aren't patriotic. Telling them to wrap themselves in the flag is like advising a man in a loveless marriage to shower his wife with flowers. People to whom symbols have meaning can see through empty symbolism.
Life Imitates 'The Office'
- Ryan: "I want an outsider." Jim: 'Perfect. There are several outside candidates that we think would be really--" Ryan: "No, I mean an outsider. Like someone on the margins of society. Who doesn't see things like we do. Like a homeless person." Pam: "A homeless person. Really? A homeless person." Ryan: "No, you're right, Pam. Let's just leave them to the welfare system. Let that handle it." Pam: "No, I want you to say that you think the best person to be our new manager is a homeless person." Ryan: "Let me guess who you want, Pam. Rachael Ray, the ladies of 'The View.' "--from "Search Committee," aired May 19
- "The Occupy camps have been fervent in their supposedly leaderless structures, frustrating critics and media observers alike. But, as keen analysts have observed, the 99% movement is, in fact, leader-full--creating opportunities for everyday Americans who've felt cast out of the political process to find their voice and vision and work with others to achieve their goals. . . . But don't expect them to look anything like the 'leaders' we're used to."--Sally Kohn, CNN.com, Nov. 15
The Vice President Fingers a Suspect
- "Biden Cheers Unions at Campaign Event: 'You Fired The First Shot' "--video title, RealClearPolitics.com, Nov. 15
- "Secret Service Says Bullet Hit White House"--headline, Associated Press, Nov. 16
We Blame Global Warming
"Blame the Politicians"--headline, New York Post, Nov. 16
With DNC in Mind, City Bans Carrying Urine, Feces
"HURT: Same Movement, but Different Smell"--headline, Washington Times, Nov. 16
If Obama Has Lost ORC, He's Lost Middle Earth
"CNN/ORC Poll: Romney on Top of GOP, He's Also Is [sic] the Only One Who Beats Obama"--headline, RightSpeak.net, Nov. 15
That's Racist
"Obama's Dark Vision of America"--headline, Politico.com, Nov. 16
Throw Them All Out
"U.S. Politician Mistaken for Ukrainian Bum"--headline, Moscow Times, Nov. 16
World Ends, Minorities Hardest Hit
"Worst thing about the NBA collapse? The serious loss of capitalization for the African-American community, about 2 bil in player salaries."--tweet, Ronald Lazenby, Nov. 15
So Much for the War on Drugs
"Pentagon's 'Senior Mentor' Service Takes Hit"--headline, Dan Thomasson syndicated column, Nov. 16
The Lonely Lives of Scientists
"Scientists Boost Battery Strength With Small Holes"--headline, BBC website, Nov. 15
The Lonely Lives of America's Moms
"America's Moms Are Watching U.S. Senate: Pass the Safe Chemicals Act!"--headline, Puffington Host, Nov. 15
Everyone's a Critic
"SoCal Man Who Set Himself on Fire Is Critical"--headline, Daily Breeze (Torrance, Calif.), Nov. 16
Hey, Kids! What Time Is It?
"Letter From an Imprisoned Activist: Time to 'Play Dirty' for the Climate's Sake"--headline, Grist.org, Nov. 14
Questions Nobody Is Asking
- "State of Siege USA: Why Would They Target #Occupy Now?"--headline, Puffington Host, Nov. 15
- "Does Kate Bush's 50 Words for Snow Support the Theory That the Middle-Aged Can't Write Pop Songs?"--headline, Daily Telegraph website (London), Nov. 15
- "Is It Us, or Does Accused Child Molester Jerry Sandusky's Lawyer Appear Remarkably Inept?"--headline, TheSmokingGun.com, Nov. 15
- "Are Child Molesters Really the Most Hated People in Prison?"--headline, Slate.com, Nov. 15
Answers to Questions Nobody Is Asking
"Jon Huntsman Doesn't Care What You Think"--headline, Politico.com, Nov. 16
Man Sues Dog--Now That Would Be News
- "Judge: 'Free Speech' Doesn't Include Barking"--headline, Enquirer (Cincinnati), July 23
- "Bulldog to Appeal Free Speech Case to Supreme Court"--headline, FinAlternatives.com, Nov. 16
It's Always in the Last Place You Look
"Bird Carcass Found in Tesco Salad"--headline, MSN.com, Nov. 16
Everything Seemingly Is Spinning Out of Control
"N. Korea Joins Twitter Era"--headline, Chosun Ilbo (South Korea), Nov. 15
Bottom Stories of the Day
- "Networks Ignore Calls for Kagan's Recusal as Supreme Court Takes On ObamaCare Case"--headline, NewsBusters.org, Nov. 15
- "Huntsman Hosts 100th NH Event"--headline, Associated Press, Nov. 15
- "Facebook Hit by Massive Spam Attack"--headline, Puffington Host, Nov. 15
- "Kris Humphries Was Not Surprised by Kim Kardashian Split, Will Sign Divorce Papers"--headline, National Post website (Canada), Nov. 16
Occupy the Meshugaas
"Jewish demonstrators blasted authorities for clearing the Occupy Wall Street protest, saying Mayor Michael Bloomberg betrayed Jewish values by ordering the late-night raid," the Forward reports:
"We are outraged by Mayor Bloomberg's contempt for the rights of American citizens and his use of public health and safety to justify beating and macing nonviolent protesters," said Daniel Sieradski, who organized Jewish religious observances at the protest site. "The mayor's actions reflect neither Jewish, nor American, nor human values."
It reminds us of the story about the fellow who auditioned to be an announcer at Bloomberg Radio but was rejected. When a friend asked why he didn't get the job, he said it was because of "anti-Se-Se-Se-Semitism."
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I'm unsure? If shrholder suit takes hold this will add uncertainty as to whether buyout goes through? As the mkt. hates uncertainty this could be a negative drag on the stk.? Does anyone think that Cubist will up the ante to make this go away? Would any buyers today be eligible for the $2 payout for sale goals met? If offer by Cubist increases would today's buyers benefit? THANKS IN ADVANCE!
If one has 13.50 lying around that they do not mind tying up, then trading the CVR value might not be bad.
You do not have to wait 4 years on this, once the selling of pressure of those who are impartient (or have better use for the cash) dries up, then the implied CVR price might well move from the present .26 towards .50 - .75 or so.
In one way that's a small move ($13.76 to $14 and change) , but if one is just looking at the risked amount you are taking an easy shot at a double.
So the answer really depends on if you have a bunch of cash with no place to put it.
I would consioder the possibility of a broken deal (either good or bad) very slim, one can presume management already ran some trial ballons past the larger holders.
the buyout has tentatively placed a bottom o$13.50 on the SP with minimal downside risk unless Cubist withdraws their offer, which is unlikely. Anyone owning shares at the close of this offer is eligible for the $2 CVR
As to the upside gamble there are several possibilities
1.we get another bid from Cubist adding the $2 CVR to their base line offer. In view of the speed at which the class action was launched, many shareholders were not pleased with their initial buyout deal. SP would pop to $15.50
2. Either Bayer or Pfizer and a remote possibility a hedge fund step in and offer the $15.50 outright or even up the anti by a few bucks. $15.50-$20 is possible.
The answer is time vs profit.
If you own and want a quick profit, sell now.
If you're willing to wait or if you buy now you should ultimately get more money, but it might take three years or could be tomorrow.
In any case if you hold till the time is right you will not lose any money.
You have my word on that.
Can I have that in writing - in the form of a guarantor contract?
If we had another bidder maybe .
Sentiment: Hold
look at in the money calls 12,50 long dated
Yeah, if you don't mind waiting 3 years for an 11% gain in a volatile industry lol
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Skip to comments.Obama recruits an army of community organizers to carry his 'movement forward for years to come'
Posted on 02/23/2011 7:54:44 AM PST by greyfoxx39
The community organizer who became president has launched a massive pre-reelection year campaign .......
Strengthening "our democracy" presumably has something to do with reelecting the revered leader in 2012.
However, the recruiting message says nothing about politics or election campaigns and strangely talks in military terms of "a grassroots program that aims to put boots on the ground and help foster a new generation of leaders -- not just to help win elections but to strengthen our democracy in communities across the country."
News of the community organizer drive went out in an e-mail to millions of supporters and past donors Tuesday night by the ongoing arm of the Obama campaign, Organizing for America.
It appealed for workers of all ages to volunteer to undergo professional organizational training this summer for stationing in communities all over the nation to drive President Obama's social and political agenda.
"No mention of an Obama organizer flag, uniform -- or salute."
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Be prepared...they are coming to YOUR community!
Its great he has time to do this!
Good thing there is nothing important going on in the USA or around the world.
Truly the Anti-Christ!!
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The Great Divider.
Any "boots on the ground" that come to my door will get my boot up their ass.
"...carry his 'movement forward for years to come'"
Stalin: "And how many Divisions does the Pope have?"
Hitler: "Thousand year Reich"
An "army of community organizers to carry his movement..."
Yeah, that sounds about right; Bambi is full of it up to his eyeballs.
Pretty sad, though. It only takes a village to carry Hillary's.
"...carry his 'movement forward for years to come'"
Stalin: "And how many Divisions does the Pope have?"
Hitler: "Thousand year Reich"
Be prepared...they are coming to YOUR community!
They can go to hell!!
Movements need money to move. The current mood of the states and Congress is toward cutting budgets.
The organizations that would support Obama's cause are dependent on government money.
So, until these folks actually start to get actual jobs, they're going to find agitating a tough road.
"We cannot continue to rely on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives weve set. Weve got to have a civilian national security force thats just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded."
— 'The Obama' - July 2, 2008
He never DID tell us exactly what the 'national security objectives' that 'we' had set were, did he? Maybe now we know.
This needs infiltrating.
Without it they're nothing.
The Godless anti-freedom types are destined to FAIL.
All the community organizers in the world won't be enough to convince angry citizens to vote for him.
"This needs infiltrating.".....
It needs flushing!
The numbers will be and always be in the minority column. They're going to have problems in rural communities and the heartland when they start spewing the poison. Actually it might be kind of entertaining to interrogate them when they show up at the door.
Thanks Grayfoxx39...
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LOL! Definitely.
One important detail Obama has neglected - how his 'army' intends to get their hands on our money.
They'll get a lot of lead. We have more lead than they have people.
I had a movement like that this morning. I didn't need an "army" of community organizers to do it, either.
= Elect more liberals; get more concessions to unions, blacks, and other minorities, including illegal aliens.
All the community organizers in the world wont be enough to convince angry citizens to vote for him.
Exactly, I don't care how many thousands of people he has when it comes time to vote it takes millions. This person is a complete disgrace. And, since he will be an ex-president he will be like Clinton - the clock that keeps on ticking. Pray for America and Israel.
I look forward to kicking their a— oops - I mean greeting them and civilly discussing issues with them while clinging to my Bible and M-16.
Maybe they can come up with a catchy name for this Obama Youth, perhaps?
He's still a mac daddy:
I believe that George Soros has unlimited funds.
Batten down the hatches - the Evil One is within our bailiwick.
He is a usless POS to us but he means the world to Soros, et al.
You know, I'm a senior citizen...and I have never understood just what a "mac daddy" is....all I know is that if Barry is one, it can't be a good thing!
obama is a toxic stew of rev. wright, bill ayers, bernadine dorn and van jones. He is quietly heading in the direction of the organization called Storm. Look it up. It is full of all kinds of communist crap with cozy sounding buzzwords like social justice. Only Storm's version if social justice is to take from those who have by force and redistribute it to the have nots.
In his sick twisted way, he is going to get even with the American people. He is not a president as we all think of one, he is a punative comminity organizer with all the power of the office of the President and huge piles of money from his benefactor, George Soros. Soros shares obama's mindset.
Funny how that redistribution from "those who have" to "those who don't" somehow neglects him and his friends.
We can survive without Oboma money, but he can't survive without ours.
not just to help win elections but to strengthen our democracy in communities across the country————
We are not a democracy..
We are a Republic that he wants to 'change' to a democracy (mob rule)
Under Oboma, we have record unemployment, record spending and deficits, states in bankruptcy, record homelessness, discord in the streets, and when the price of gas sky rockets because of his lack of foreign leadership - it's all going to get 100 times worse.
Will we be better off than we were under a Republicans leadership 4 years ago? I don't think so. It's not even close. Will the voters really want to suffer through more of Obomas insanity??? Or will they want to go back to the stability and security of the Republican years?
Already been to my doorstep. I must say Attempt #1 was pretty pathetic. A scared college freshman who signed-up for the paycheck and seemed to have little idea what he was supposed to be doing.
that statement back then was enough of a warning...so was Michelle's comment during the campaign when she said that once Barack was president we would never be able to go back to our lives as we knew it....
They told good and plenty about the objectives of the socialist/commie mentality but the damm f sheep would not listen to what was said and called those of us who tried to warn them about it as mad, suspicious, racist, you name it but they would not listed, they voted for this criminal and now we are so stuck with this guy. Those who thought 0 would be an easier defeat than Hillary were crazy. This limp wristed man in the WH is a cunning sly dog, knows just what he is doing and is hell bent to destroy our nation and so far is doing a fine job of it, The stunning thing is those who still think he is god's gift..We are so screwded.
Kind of like Obama
If you are listening to Rush now, he is explaining it in detail.
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In Cairo's Tahrir Square, joyous supporters of Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood wept and knelt in prayer when they heard the announcement. Many are now demanding that he take on Egypt's military rulers and wrestle back the powers they took from his office just one week ago.
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To The Editor: She's back! We haven't heard from her for a long time.
I actually have missed her long absurd rants against Clinton, blaming him for everything but the weather.
But she hasn't disappointed us. In true form, she now digs up the Paula Jones case.
Why Paula Jones, I don't understand, when Monica is much better ink. Anyway, she is telling us that Clinton's miscue is reason to vote Republican. He lied! Where has she been all this time?
She must be aware of all Bush's lies, and how he has circumvented the Constitution.
Or could it be possible she just tuned out when our Fearless Decider, in his little boy's flight suit from one of our stalwart carriers, announced, "Mission accomplished"?
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) _ Drought and a freeze have hurt the wheat crop in Oklahoma and Texas, cutting down on work for custom harvesters from Kansas who make a living off following the trail of ripening wheat.
In Texas, drought already had damaged wheat fields before farmers received another setback - the late-season freeze. The U.S. Department of Agriculture says that state's producers will harvest only a third of its wheat fields.
Officials estimate Oklahoma's crop will be cut in half.
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Trace doesn't seem very in to this season at all. I mean he works hard and all, but he doesn't seem to have any enthusiasm this season. I loved him on his last season, but his apathy is starting to grate on me just a little.
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Released: Mar 01st, 1990
Running Time: 75
Director: Gordon van der Meer
Company: CDI Home Video
Cast: Dave Jonathan, Cassie Nova, Tom Byron, Sean Michael, Tina Gordon, Rachel Ryan, Scarlet Windsor
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Feature
Priceless, funny dialogue (unintentional) combined with enthusiastic interracial sex make this tape hugely enjoyable. Despite that it features some of the world amateur videography you've ever seen along with some close-ups from hell, this tape features black man/white girl sex with great heat.
Tina Gordon plays a pool hustler, managed by her pimp-agent Ray Victory. The story loosely revolves around a pool hustle, but the focus is on the wall-to-wall action provided by some new and original talent. Most noteworthy is Gordon, a new chick with a real love of black men. The way she gobbles up her partner in the first scene is worth the price of the feature.
The rest of the tape isn't as stunning as the opening sequence, but it's far from a disappointment. The "acting" is hilarious. A good tape for the specialty market, with a box to match.


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Brazos County SKYWARN Class to be Held in Downtown Bryan
Updated: 04/16/2015 - The Houston / Galveston National Weather Service will be in Bryan, April 15th, to host two SKYWARN training sessions for Brazos County.
Updated: 04/16/2015 - The Houston / Galveston National Weather Service will be in Bryan, April 15th, to host two SKYWARN training sessions for Brazos County.
Updated: 04/07/2015 - Warm, breezy, humid, and warm. That has taken care of the recent weather here in the Brazos Valley. What seems quiet now is the prelude to an active streatch of weather heading into late week / the weekend.
Posted: 02/24/2015 - While much of the nation suffers with snow and ice, the country is poised to end January and February with the fewest bouts of severe weather in decades.
Posted: 02/03/2015 - The National Weather Service in Fort Worth wants to help you prepare for the 2015 severe weather season. To help get you ready, the National Weather Service will be offering a free class at the SKYWARN severe weather program.
Updated: 02/03/2015 - February 3rd marked the third anniversary of a pair of tornadoes that touched down in Burleson County in 2012. An EF-1 & EF-2 tornado were confirmed by the National Weather Service.
Updated: 12/18/2014 - Researchers say they've collected promising weather data by flying drones into big Western and Midwestern storms. Now they want to expand the project in hopes of learning how tornados form.
Updated: 11/22/2014 - A vigorous upper-level low moved across Texas Saturday, bringing lots of rain and thunderstorms through the Brazos Valley.
Posted: 11/20/2014 - Rain chance is increasing across the Brazos Valley, as an upper level system swings from the West Coast down to Texas. Saturday could bring a round of strong to severe thunderstorms to the area.
Posted: 11/19/2014 - Sunshine and south winds returned to the Brazos Valley, Wednesday, bringing back more seasonable weather for November. With those warmer conditions comes our next chance of rain and thunderstorms.
Posted: 11/17/2014 - The National Tornado Foundation is donating $10,000 to the American Red Cross for disaster preparedness and response in Oklahoma.
Posted: 10/22/2014 - The Storm Prediction Center has two new threat levels for its weather outlooks, but the weather is too nice for anyone to really notice.
Updated: 10/10/2014 - The National Weather Service will be in Bryan to hold a SKYWARN training Friday, October 10, 2014.
Updated: 09/30/2014 - New model will help forecasters predict a storm's path, timing and intensity better than ever
Updated: 09/28/2014 - KBTX Interactive PinPoint Radar has a slightly new look and some new features to help you track weather as it rolls through the Brazos Valley.
Posted: 08/19/2014 - Strong to briefly severe thunderstorms and heavy downpours passed through parts of the Brazos Valley, Tuesday, August 19th
Posted: 08/11/2014 - The Storm Prediction Center is adding two threat levels to its U.S. weather outlooks so people aren't surprised by really bad storms on days with just a "slight risk" of tornadoes, hail or high winds.
Posted: 07/11/2014 - A lightning strike has killed a woman and injured seven other people at Rocky Mountain National Park.
Updated: 06/25/2014 - With a tropical air mass on hand, torrential downpours prompted Flash Flood Warnings to be issued for portions of the Brazos Valley Wednesday afternoon.
Updated: 06/12/2014 - Widespread showers and isolated storms are expected to continue through the evening.
Updated: 06/11/2014 - Wednesday brought 90° heat and humidity back to the Brazos Valley. Thursday will contain the same for much of the day -- but showers and thunderstorms will be possible by evening. A few could be strong to severe.
Updated: 05/07/2014 - Rain chances will increase by Thursday afternoon. First rain drops, for the Brazos Valley, could come as early as the overnight hours to the morning hours of Thursday. A few storms by late afternoon / evening could be strong to severe.
Updated: 04/29/2014 - At least 35 deaths have been reported from a large, stubborn storm system making its way through the South after pummeling the central U.S.
Posted: 04/25/2014 - Heading into the weekend, parts of the United States is gearing up for a potential for severe weather. For the Brazos Valley, a few thunderstorms -- some strong to severe -- could pass through Sunday, April 27th.
Posted: 04/24/2014 - As a large upper-level system swings across the Rockies and into the Central Plains this weekend, a large portion of the country will be monitoring the radar for thunderstorms Saturday through Monday.
Posted: 04/24/2014 - A large section of the Midwest and South are at risk for strong tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and flash flooding this weekend.


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As It Happens Why are the Dutch so tall? Scientists find new clue to the mystery
People from the Netherlands are taller than most. And the Dutch population has gained height faster than neighbouring nations. A new study indicates natural selection may be a factor.Listen 6:19
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As It Happens Why Faroe Islanders are mapping their homeland with camera-toting sheep
Google Street View won't go to the remote archipelago, so Durita Dahl Andreassen and her team decided to strap 360-degree cameras onto the backs of sheep and upload the images to the mapping site.Listen 3:41
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When Calvin Stein saw horses bounding towards a toddler at an Ontario fair, he knew what he had to do: throw the child out of the way. That's when Stein was trampled himself.Listen 6:18
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Remains of missing treasure hunter found, ex-wife claims he was victim of hoax
He was searching for a treasure that likely doesn't exist. At least that's what Linda Bilyeu believes. Her ex-husband went missing in New Mexico and later died, looking for a chest full of gold nuggets and coins. More read comments
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Our dear friend Jacki and her family lost EVERYTHING in a house fire (Fire is currently under investigation). They managed to get out safely, but need help.Prior to this fire they found out that they were expecting a bundle of joy to join their little family of three (they have a young daughter). Eventually they will work to rebuild their memories, and make new ones. Right now, they have immediate needs such as clothing, food, furniture, and basic house hold items.
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For this three-Saturday event, nearly seven miles of NYC turf from the Brooklyn Bridge all the way to the Upper East Side are cleared of vehicles, creating a pedestrian paradise complete with food and entertainment. This edition's offerings include free bike rentals, a rock-climbing wall, a zip line and outdoor art installations (including a misting station and a minigolf course). It also includes pedestrian access to the Park Avenue Tunnel, with an interactive sound-and-light work by Jana Winderen. From Centre St at Brooklyn Bridge to Park Ave at 72nd St (nyc.gov/summerstreets)
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SUNY Potsdam Locates 'Lost' Norman Rockwell Cover from University's 1919 Alumni Magazine
SUNY Potsdam recently unearthed a forgotten gem hidden in the stacks of the College Archives and Special Collections at Frederick W. Crumb Memorial Library.
A 93-year-old College alumni magazine cover with original art by famed American illustrator Norman Rockwell was recently discovered by the SUNY Potsdam archivist.
The July 1919 cover of "The Normal Magazine" marked the 50th anniversary, or semi-centennial, of Potsdam Normal School.
"We were lucky to be able to locate a copy of the magazine that still had the cover, as our complete run set is bound. Consequently, most of the covers were lost during the binding process," College Archivist Matt Francis said. "While there are several mark-ups on the cover, luckily none of them overlap the image."
The location of Rockwell's original drawing for the print is still unknown at this time.
Rockwell's drawing of a beautiful young woman clutching a diploma looks like it could be inspired by his first wife, Irene O'Connor, a Norwood High School graduate who went on to attend and earn her degree from Potsdam Normal School in 1911.
Rockwell and O'Connor were married in 1916. The couple's wedding announcement ran in the Potsdam Courier-Freeman on July 5, 1916.
"Mrs. Rockwell is very well known in Potsdam where she has been a resident for several years. She is a graduate of the Potsdam Normal (School) and has recently been teaching in New Rochelle. Mr. Rockwell is well known as an artist and is now occupying the Frederick Remington studio in New Rochelle. His work on the Saturday Evening Post, St. Nicholas, the Harper, Century and other well known publications has already given him an enviable reputation as an artist and illustrator," the wedding announcement read.
The couple spent summers in nearby Louisville, N.Y., and three years later, Rockwell submitted the illustration for the cover of the alumni magazine for his wife's alma mater.
The July 1919 edition of the Normal Magazine had this to say about its cover art: "We want to express our gratitude to our adopted Mr. Rockwell for his cover design representing the sweet girl graduate of 50 years ago. It was his gift to our semi-centennial and surely one of no mean proportions."
By 1919, Rockwell was already regularly painting magazine covers for Life, Country Gentleman and the Saturday Evening Post.
The woman in the Normal Magazine illustration bears a striking resemblance to the woman in Rockwell's famous "Mother Tucking Children in Bed," which was published as the cover for the Literary Digest in 1921. Rockwell used his wife as the model for that work. The couple went on to divorce in 1930.
O'Connor can be seen in her photo as a member of the graduating Class of 1911 in the Potsdam Normal "annual," one of the first College yearbooks. The entire run of Potsdam Pioneer yearbooks can be found online, through the North Country Digital History website, which is an initiative of the Northern New York Library Network. To see those yearbooks, visit http://history.nnyln.org/nc-sunypotsdam.php.
"As SUNY Potsdam approaches its bicentennial, this exciting find from years past—marking an older milestone—is a touching tribute to the long legacy of the College's impact on the region and beyond," Director of Alumni Relations Mona Ouimet Vroman said. "We were very pleasantly surprised to 're'-discover our role in Norman Rockwell's connection to North Country history."
Founded in 1816 as St. Lawrence Academy, the institution known today as SUNY Potsdam was designated part of the New York State Normal School system of teacher training in 1867. In 1869, Potsdam Normal School opened its doors in a new building. In 1942, the institution became known as the State Teachers College at Potsdam, and underwent a few more name changes as it grew along with the rest of the SUNY system.
For more information about the College Archives and Special Collections, visit http://potsdam.libguides.com/archives.
To find out more about SUNY Potsdam history, visit www.potsdam.edu/about/history.cfm.
Founded in 1816, and located on the outskirts of the beautiful Adirondack Park, The State University of New York at Potsdam is one of America's first 50 colleges. SUNY Potsdam currently enrolls approximately 4,350 undergraduate and graduate students. Home to the world-renowned Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam is known for its handcrafted education, challenging liberal arts and sciences core, excellence in teacher training and leadership in the performing and visual arts.


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A large vegetation fire at a property between Hilmar and Turlock drew out multiple fire agencies Thursday night as crews tried to stop the flames from devouring numerous outbuildings, vehicles and even a home across the street.
A Turlock family is starting on a long road of recovery after their minivan was hit from behind by a distracted driver, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Visitors at the Stanislaus County Fair can learn to help save a life or just grab a few precious minutes of relaxation with their children and babies at venues sponsored jointly by Doctors Medical Center and Emanuel Medical Center.
The Stanislaus County Fair is offering a chance to extend the fun with a trip to Disneyland for four.
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Myanmar, a Southeast Asian nation of more than 100 ethnic groups, consists of many disaster-torn communities and poverty-stricken residents. Without help from non-profit organizations like Miles 4 Myanmar, many would otherwise starve to death.
For over three decades the community of Hilmar has gathered at the end of June to pay homage to the community's agricultural lifeblood - dairy farming.
The California Highway patrol is investigating a collision where a Waterford teenager was killed when a Turlock man ran a red light.
On Tuesday the Turlock Irrigation District Board of Directors took a step forward in constructing a new electrical substation to be built off Washington Road.
Public transportation around Turlock is set to start making major changes starting in January with the City Council's approval of a new short range transit plan.
Downtown business owners and those looking to spend a night out on Turlock's Main Street may think that there is a lack of parking options in the downtown area, but according to TJKM Transportation Consultants, what the city really needs is improved parking management and not another parking lot.
The California Endowment announced they would grant the International Rescue Committee in Los Angeles (IRC) $306,344 to assist with the relocation of Syrian refugees across California.
With the Stanislaus County Fair just around the corner, residents of the 209 are growing more and more anxious for all the fun and entertainment lying ahead.
Although he may be Turlock's most famous quarterback, for the past four years Colin Kaepernick has taken time away from the gridiron one day each summer to swing iron at the Against All Odds Golf Tournament to benefit Camp Taylor.
A Stanislaus County resident who recently traveled outside of the country is the first local to test positive for the Zika virus.
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Sixty-six years ago, American troops were fighting on Korean soil as they came to the aid of South Korea in the Korean War. Today, those ...
Approximately 80 percent of adults with developmental disabilities are unemployed. To some that's a staggering number that seems impossible to tackle, not to all ...
Two Turlock firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation and heat-related issues from their efforts to put out a residential fire during the blazing midday heat.
While Dust Bowl Brewing Company's new Fulkerth Road facility is still missing its almost 5-foot tall rooftop neon sign, it hasn't stopped the ...
In the wake of recent attacks on police officers across the nation, the Assyrian American Civic Club took it upon themselves to say "thank you ...
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Former Western Carolina player shot to death
Published: Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 8:36 a.m.
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FOREST CITY, N.C. (AP) — A former Western Carolina football player has been found shot to death in Rutherford County.
Officials say 21-year-old Antonitis Robinson died earlier this week after he was shot several times.
Sheriff's detective Ron Bailey says Robinson's body was found behind an abandoned house in the Forest City area on Tuesday. Bailey says investigators have not determined a motive and do not have any suspects.
The defensive lineman played in all 22 games in his freshman and junior seasons and had 32 tackles last season. He sat out his sophomore season to focus on his class work and earned a bachelor's degree in Entrepreneurship.
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We are divers who dive!
We would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the Laurel Divers Web Page. We are a central PA SCUBA dive club of approximately 100 divers whose goal is to meet others who share our love of scuba diving and provide opportunities for those people to plan and organize scuba trips as well as meet socially.
Our club meets the first Monday of each month at the Marzoni's in Greenwood - 1830 East Pleasant Valley Blvd, Altoona PA, at 7:30pm. At these meetings we discuss and review dive trips recently taken, discuss plans for future dive trips and conduct any miscellaneous club business. Around 6:00, before the meeting, we gather in the dining room for dinner. Following the meeting, plan on staying - this is a great time to make new contacts and share dive stories. We also hold monthly board meetings, of which the date and time are announced at the monthly meeting. Any club member is welcome to attend these board meetings.


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I'm a little confused as to how VPN works, I have VPN'd onto a network and its sitting connected in my systray. Does all my internet traffic now go through that via my broadband so say if I'm googling will those google results go through that VPN network now or continue directly through my home broadband?
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Florida State and Boise State have agreed to a home-and-home series set for 2019 and 2020, the schools announced on Monday.
Boise State will travel to play the Noles in Tallahassee on Sept. 7, 2019, and the Noles will make the trip to Boise on Sept. 12, 2020. These will be the first two meetings between the programs.
Both schools will exchange a guarantee of $400,000.
"We are very excited to add Boise State to our future football schedule," Florida State athletics director Randy Spetman said in a statement. "Boise State has an excellent football program and we feel this will be an out of conference game that will be exciting for fans of both schools and appealing to TV networks.
"Adding the Broncos to our football schedule continues our commitment to bringing top quality opponents to Doak Campbell Stadium. With our neutral site game versus Oklahoma State in 2014, the addition of Pitt and Syracuse to the ACC and now this series, we feel we are putting our football program in the best possible position to compete in the new BCS beginning in 2014."
Florida State joins Virginia as the second ACC team in the past week to agree to a home-and-home game with Boise State, which has traditionally had an extremely difficult time getting top-quality programs to play on the famed blue turf. Especially from the East Coast. Consider that no program in a BCS conference outside Washington or Oregon has ever played a regular-season game in Boise.
As of now, UVa will be the first after agreeing to a home-and-home for 2015 (Charlottesville) and 2017 (Boise). Both UVa and Florida State have clearly put a priority on getting top-quality nonconference opponents on the schedule, given the changes that are coming to the postseason structure. Spetman said as much in his statement.
With an emphasis on strength of schedule expected, teams in the weaker BCS conferences are going to have to upgrade their nonconference schedules. Both UVa and Florida State have done this with their agreements to play in Boise. (Michigan State has also agreed to play in Boise in 2022).
As for the Broncos, getting the Noles to agree to come and play in Boise is a jaw-dropping coup after having the door slammed in their faces by nationally heralded programs for years. At this point, the guaranteed payout might seem like peanuts, but the Broncos have been desperate to get a high-quality program like Florida State to play in Boise.
So the move makes sense for both parties.
"Scheduling a home-and-home series against a perennial Top 25 program like Florida State is another step in growing our football program," Boise State athletic director Mark Coyle said in a statement. "Florida State is a team fans talk about when discussing the top collegiate programs in the country and I know Bronco Nation will be excited about hosting a team like Seminoles in Boise."


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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Rock bands are taking center stage Tuesday in the latest blockbuster concert benefiting Oklahoma tornado victims.
Headliners include bands with ties to Oklahoma, like the Flaming Lips, which formed in Norman in 1983, and Kings of Leon, whose members grew up in Talihina.
The Rock for Oklahoma show is set for Tuesday night at Chesapeake Arena in Oklahoma City. Other performers include Jackson Browne, Built to Spill, Grace Potter and Ben Kweller.
Proceeds from the concert will benefit the United Way of Central Oklahoma.
The show follows back-to-back benefit concerts featuring country music's top stars, like Blake Shelton, Toby Keith and Garth Brooks.
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Canucks' Luongo to start in goal against Oilers
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Vancouver coach Alain Vigneault says Roberto Luongo will start when the Canucks host the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday night.
The Canucks are coming of an embarrassing 7-3 home loss to Anaheim in their season opener Saturday, with Vancouver starter Cory Schneider getting pulled in favor of Luongo after allowing five goals on 14 shots.
Luongo allowed two goals on 12 shots -- both by Teemu Selanne -- that gave the Ducks 6-2 and 7-3 leads.
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I'm using the theme "Bouquet" for my blog.
For all posts on my blog http://www.elia-mirca.com I easily can add tags.
This is not the case for the pages of the website.
There is no "tags" bar on the right side of the editor (which shows up in posts)
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I'm trying to make my main text area wider. Here's the relevant code from the css:
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#container { background:url(../images/bg_header.gif) repeat-x; width:100%; }
#container-bg { no-repeat bottom center; }
#page { width:998px; margin:0 auto; }
I changed the width to 1098px but then it overlapped the background by 50px on each side. How can adjust the background header so there's no overlap? I am a code amateur, so I paste the header info here in case that is of use:
/* header styles */
#header { height:120px; position:relative; z-index:2; }
#header h1 a { display:block; width:405px; height:60px; position:relative; top:40px; }
Thanks for any help, oh knowledgeable ones!