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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - Senior Stephanie Rose was named Co-Player-of-the-Week and freshman Morgan Leyble was tabbed Rookie-of-the-Week as the Colonial Athletic Association handed out its weekly awards on Monday.
"We are delighted that both Stephanie and Morgan were recognized for their outstanding play last weekend," said UNCW Head Coach Paul Cairney. "Both players played a key role in our success against two quality opponents in Charlotte and Davidson and are deserving of the honor. As with any individual award, however, our entire team shares in these accolades."
Both natives of Jacksonville, N.C., Rose and Leyble tallied five points apiece to lead the Seahawks to victories over state foes Charlotte (3-0) and Davidson (3-2) last weekend at the UNCW Soccer Stadium.
Against Charlotte, Leyble tallied a goal and an assist while Rose recorded an assist to guide UNCW to its first victory against the 49ers since the 2004 season.
Versus Davidson, Rose tallied four points on one goal and two assists while Leyble scored her second goal in as many contests to give UNCW its fourth victory in five matchups with the Wildcats.
UNCW (2-2-1) returns to action Friday as it takes on Campbell at 7:30 p.m. in action in the UNCW Courtyard Marriott Wilmington Invitational at the UNCW Soccer Stadium.


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Freedom Wars to receive retail release in Europe
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe announced today that Freedom Wars will receive a full retail release in Europe. Previously, the PlayStation VIta-exclusive JRPG was only confirmed for digital-only release in Europe. Sony came to the decision after many fans wished for a physical release in the Pl...
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Resident Norm Smith recalled a Boy Scout campout in the early 1960s, when a Scout leader took him and others out to Chilkoot Lake in an old school bus.
"We tried setting up tents. It was raining so hard and it was so cold, we climbed in our sleeping bags and got back in the bus. A couple of us tried to sleep, but you could see your breath. When we woke up in the morning, there was a couple inches of new snow on the ground. Then we drove back to town."
Fast forward 50 years.
Smith was among about 20 residents and Scout leaders Saturday who joined a dozen Venturer Scouts at a dedication of improvements at the Scout camp on Mount Riley. The facility includes a woodstove-heated cabin that sleeps about 20, a covered, campfire pavilion about 60 feet in diameter, and a large restroom facility, including six showers.
"It's awesome that they've got flush toilets and electric hot water. That's probably better than some (Scouts) have at home," Smith said. "We've come a long way."
Smith's daughter was among Scouts who camped out Friday night at the cabin, as heavy rains and wet snow fell outside.
Saturday's picnic and activities culminated the first phase of work to create "The Chilkoot High Adventure Base" here, serving Scouts from the Lower 48 and around the world. Scout executive Cliff Crismore of Anchorage, who came to Haines Saturday, said the next phase would include construction of a dining hall, additional cabins and storage facilities.
Under the program, groups of 40 Scouts would use the facility as a jumping-off point for activities like sea kayaking and hiking around Haines or Southeast. Four groups participated in activities last summer.
The camp is the only such facility in Southeast and one of five statewide. "The state's big enough and diverse enough that the activities we do here may not be the same as those up north," Crismore said.
The camp also will be open to use by the community, Crismore said.
Completion of the restroom raises total investment in the camp to $535,000, including in-kind donations. About $300,000 in legislative grants paid for construction of restrooms and a well and septic tank.
The camp is located at 2.75 Mile Mud Bay Road on 28 acres donated by the Haines Borough.
Sean Gaffney, whose International Wilderness School is partnering with the Scouts to provide activities, said the site of the camp puts it in close proximity to activities. There's a link to the Mount Riley hiking trail and the Haines Sportsman's range is close.
Gaffney said contractor Ira Henry worked beyond expectations to build the restroom between last winter's record snows. "This facility stands to do community good in a couple different ways," Henry said.
John Schnabel, who started a local trust to boost Scouting here, turned out Saturday. Schnabel built the pavilion with recycled roofing and leftover pipeline and recently secured a $5,000 donation from the Discovery Channel for the Scouts. Schnabel said he was encouraged by the Great Alaska Council's plans for the site.
Scouts at Saturday's cook-out participated in team-building activities in the rain. Chris Turner, 17, was among youths taking a break next to the fire in the pavilion. He said he appreciated the improvements, including no longer relying on an outhouse. "The bathrooms are clean and warm. Everything's looking great," he said.
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You might recognize Claudia Lee from her roles on "Hart of Dixie" and "Zeke & Luther," but have you heard her music yet?
The 16-year-old has kept one foot planted firmly in Hollywood and the other in Nashville since moving from her native Indiana two years ago. Now she is crossing creative boundaries again with her new country-rap single "3 Leaf Clover" and companion music video.
"This is a song about owning who you are, and not compromising when it comes to respect," Lee said. "A three leaf clover is common, but a four leaf clover is rare and magical. I'm singing about looking for a special guy who is like a four leaf clover."
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Steve Fair summed up the presidential election by saying "It is not our platform that is the problem, it is the candidates we have been running."
I really hope the GOP believes its anti-woman, anti-poor, anti-education, anti-science, anti-immigration reform, anti-gay rights, anti-climate change, anti-voting rights platform is just fine, and keeps running on it, because that would almost guarantee the closest they will get to the White House is on a visitor's tour.
I also find it quite hypocritical for Gov. Fallin (and the GOP in general) to scream how they want to be able to implement programs at the state level, yet when given this very opportunity as pertains to the health care exchanges they then say "Nope, we are not going to do it; federal government you do it for us." You have no right to complain about whatever form the exchanges take after the federal government does it for you.
As for using "too costly" as the reason Gov. Fallin turned down the opportunity to expand Medicaid, the reality is that the federal government will cover the total cost for Medicaid expansion for three years.
States that consent to the Medicaid expansion will receive funds to pay their residents' health care bills, which could also reduce the number of hospitals and physicians left with uninsured patient bills.
The 100 percent match rate from the federal government will decrease after the first three years: In 2017, the federal government will pay 95 percent of the cost, and in 2020, the federal government will cover 90 percent of the bill.
It sure doesn't sound like a "too costly" problem to me.
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This Gascon vegetable soup is as hearty and simple as a soup can be! This is a true classic from the rustic cooking of the French countryside. This soup is so adaptable; you can use any number of ingredients to change up the flavor and texture according to your personal tastes. Try adding chopped shallots in place of some garlic, or parsnips in place of the potatoes. For an inexpensive treat, add homemade bacon thyme croûtes to the bowl for a filling and old-fashioned finish.
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- 4 tablespoons butter
- 3 leeks, white only, thinly sliced
- 1 medium turnip, peeled and finely chopped
- 3 carrots, peeled and sliced into coins
- 1 stalk celery, thinly sliced, greens reserved
- 4 cloves garlic, crushed and chopped
- 3 cups chopped green cabbage
- 1 15-ounce can cannellini beans, drained (white kidney beans)
- 3 medium potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 2 bay leaves
- 2 teaspoons dried parsley
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon rubbed sage
- 8 ounces ham, chopped
- 2 quarts chicken stock
In a large saucepan over medium-high heat, sauté the leeks, turnips, carrots, celery, and garlic in the butter until tender, about 12 to 15 minutes. Stir in the cabbage and sauté it for 2 minutes. Add the remaining ingredients and bring to a simmer. Allow the soup to gently simmer, uncovered, for 20 minutes, until the potatoes and cabbage are tender. Remove the bay leaves and serve the soup hot.
This Gascon vegetable soup recipe makes 8 to 10 servings.


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The study found that the largest group of alcoholics in the U.S. are young adults. Twenty percent are highly functional and more than half do not have a family history of alcoholism. The study was conducted by Howard B. Moss, M.D., NIAAA associate director for clinical and translational research, and a team of researchers. The study drew from responses to the National Epidemiological Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions, a representative epidemiological study of alcohol, drug, and mental disorders in the United States.
Types of AlcoholicsThe NIAAA researchers defined five subtypes of alcoholics by the following specific characteristics. They also listed the percentage of each type that composes the total number of U.S. alcoholics:
Young Adult Alcoholics
- 31.5 percent.
- Young adult drinkers, with relatively low rates of co-occurring substance abuse and mental disorders.
- Low rates of family alcoholism.
- Rarely seek any kind of help for their drinking.
Young Antisocial Alcoholics
- 21 percent.
- Most are in their mid-20s and had early onset of regular drinking and early onset alcohol problems.
- More than half come from families with alcoholism, and about half have a psychiatric diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder.
- Many have major depression, bipolar disorder, and anxiety problems.
- More than 75 percent smoke cigarettes and marijuana, and many also have cocaine and opiate addictions.
- More than one-third seek help for their drinking.
Functional Alcoholics
- 19.5 percent.
- Typically middle-aged, well-educated, with stable jobs and families.
- About one-third have a multigenerational family history of alcoholism.
- One-quarter had major depressive illness at some time in their lives.
- Nearly 50 percent are smokers.
Intermediate Familial Alcoholics
- 19 percent.
- Middle-aged with about half from families with multigenerational alcoholism.
- Almost half have had clinical depression, and 20 percent have had bipolar disorder.
- Most smoke cigarettes, and nearly one in five report cocaine and marijuana use.
- About 25 percent ever seek treatment for their problem drinking.
Chronic Severe Alcoholics
- 9 percent.
- Mostly middle-aged individuals who had early onset of drinking and alcohol problems.
- High rates of antisocial personality disorder and criminality.
- Almost 80 percent come from families with multigenerational alcoholism.
- They have the highest rates of other psychiatric disorders including depression, bipolar disorder, and anxiety disorders.
- This group has high rates of smoking, and marijuana, cocaine, and opiate dependence.
- Two-thirds seek help for their drinking problems, making them the most prevalent type of alcoholic in treatment.
Moss, Howard B., Chenb, Chiung M. and Yi, Hsiao-ye.
Subtypes of alcohol dependence in a nationally representative sample. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, Retrieved 28 June 2007.
National Institutes of Health, Researchers Identify Alcoholism Subtypes. June 28, 2007.
Moss, Howard B., Chenb, Chiung M. and Yi, Hsiao-ye. Subtypes of alcohol dependence in a nationally representative sample. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, Retrieved 28 June 2007.
National Institutes of Health, Researchers Identify Alcoholism Subtypes. June 28, 2007.


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A Waltham man already charged with a recent string of car break-ins has been arrested again. This time, he is facing charges for stealing cars and their contents, according to the Boston Globe.
Anthony Taranto, 27, of 78 Harvard St., is now facing charges for auto theft, breaking and entering in the nighttime, one count of larceny under $250 and one count of larceny over $250, according to the Globe.
Officers arrested Taranto again on Jan. 20 after they spotted him under the dashboard of a car in the driveway of a home, according to the Globe. Taranto was arraigned in Waltham District Court on Jan. 22.
Three days before his second arrest, Taranto was released from the Middlesex County jail in Cambridge, Waltham Police Lt. Joseph Brooks told the Globe. Officers arrested Taranto on Jan. 10 for the car break-ins.


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Join Bentgate September 26 for its Ski Season Kickoff Party in Golden, CO
With all of the new snow gracing the peaks of Colorado, skiers are chomping at the bit to get back to shredding. To help ring winter, head to Golden, CO on Thursday, September 26 for the Bentgate Ski Season Kickoff Party. The bash, hosted by backcountry ski shop Bentgate, takes place at 6 p.m. at the American Mountaineering Center in Golden. The ski expo will kick off the party, with ski industry reps (including Freeskier) and backcountry organizations on site, silent auctions and a raffle. Food trucks and a beer garden will be available and funds raised will go towards the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, the American Mountaineering Museum, as well as other winter non-profits. At 8 p.m., guests can enjoy a viewing of Valhalla, the newest film from Sweetgrass Productions. For tickets and more info click here.
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Obama's Strategy for Campaigning Against McCain-Palin, the POW and the Mom
Obama must penetrate motherhood-and-military armor the Republicans have devised.
"Kids for the Hero and the Mom"
That hand-lettered sign, held aloft by a little boy at a rally this week in Virginia for GOP nominee John McCain and his running mate, Sarah Palin, neatly summed up the dilemma Barack Obama faces going into the final stretch of the presidential campaign.
With the emergence of Palin as a national celebrity with powerful appeal to the previously uninspired Christian right and a healthy cohort of white women, nervous supporters have been urging the Democratic nominee to get tougher, sharper, meaner. But how does Obama, the proponent of post-partisan politics, do that against a Republican ticket that has spent the past two weeks wrapping and rewrapping itself in powerful, myth-making narratives of working motherhood and military service?
Republican strategists, many of whom came to the McCain effort from the Bush-Cheney political stable, have turned Palin's gender into her armor. Similarly, they've increasingly used McCain's harrowing 5½ years in a Vietnamese prison camp four decades ago to inoculate him from criticism ranging from his episodes of confusion about warring factions in Iraq to his uncertainty about how many homes he and his wife, Cindy, own. (When questioned later about his lack of knowledge about their collection of homes, McCain deflected with his POW experience: "I spent some years without a kitchen table, without a chair, and I know what it's like to be blessed by the opportunities of this great nation.")
Thursday, adding to McCain's Vietnam narrative, a Swedish television station released a rarely seen video of a thin, young, but already gray-haired McCain stiffly disembarking from a bus carrying just-released American POWs. Full disclosure: U.S. News in January posted on its website McCain's first-person account of his ordeal, which was published in the magazine in May 1973. His report has been one of the year's most popular stories on our site.
Democratic political consultant Chris Lehane calls McCain's POW experience, the centerpiece of his nomination night acceptance speech and biographical video, "a force field, a fairly effective bulwark against any of the incoming criticism." Earlier this year, Gen. Wesley Clark, a Hillary Clinton supporter, was effectively silenced after he suggested that McCain's incarceration didn't necessarily translate into leadership ability.
A similar gender strategy has worked in much the same way for Palin. Legitimate stories examining her performance as a small-town mayor and Alaska's governor have been branded by the McCain campaign as sexist. So have call-outs about her biggest and most oft-repeated campaign whopper: that she opposed funding for Alaska's notorious "Bridge to Nowhere" earmark. (Top McCain campaign adviser Rick Davis has gone so far as to demand that the press treat national candidate Palin with "deference.")
And while Palin had maintained silence with the media—broken last night when she sat down with ABC's Charlie Gibson—so, too, has McCain. The former on-the-record candidate who relished freewheeling back-and-forths with the media has been avoiding press conferences and direct interaction with voters who attend campaign events.
Democratic strategists say that Obama can't follow the lead of former President Jimmy Carter, who, during a recent meeting with USA Today and Gannett News Service reporters, tried to put a chink in McCain's protective coating. Carter lauded the senator's military service but said that McCain has been "milking every possible drop of advantage" from his POW days. And, strategists say, the Democratic nominee also can't take on Palin for her inexperience. Those lines of attacks, they say, are exactly the wrong ones to pursue when it's becoming clear that the fast-closing race will come down to who does a better job attracting a crucial 2 to 3 percent of voters in a half-dozen or so key states.
"For these folks, this is ultimately going to become an up-or-down character vote," Lehane says. To combat McCain-Palin on that front, "you have to connect with people's hearts and have them look through a character prism to compare and contrast." Obama's argument? "It should be that we hold John McCain in high regard, but he won't make a difference in your lives," Lehane says. "You do a 'Working Joe' tour with Joe Biden, you have Obama visit 10 small towns or exurbs in swing states and have him spend a night with a family.


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The Hobbit: Kingdoms
10,000,000 - 50,000,000 downloads
- Overall, above average in everything, including IAPs cost
- The Hobbit would deserve better
- Too similar to too many games
+ By Kabam
"In a hole in the ground"
Reviewed by Peter Warrior / May 27, 2013
The Hobbit management game
It should happen that we all are quite surprised by Kabam's choice on developing a management game based on The Hobbit, and not an adventure game or whatsoever. More odd seems the initial choice between dwarves or elves when we talk about a film in which elves take only a secondary role. Storyline gets odder when you realize that it takes place after [spoiler] Smaug's defeat [/spoiler], or at least that's what we would expect, though we can't tell for sure because an in-game Gandalf says that elves and dwarves wrestle over the Misty Mountain but cooperate to fend off the goblin hordes from beyond (really? wow! the goblin hordes from Angmar have arrived?)
Now that's obvious that Tolkien purists are running away from this piece of heresy to Middle Earth lore, let's focus on the game itself. It's a crude management game, in which you have to create farms (be warned, both "dwarven farm" and "elven farm" are concepts beyond our understanding) to increase your city's population, train troops and assign heroes to lead them. Of course, you can't do anything without resources, so that will be your main goal: to get in-game (wood, gold, etc) and premium (mithril) resources. There's a social side, too, as you can take part in online competitions and forge alliances with other players, namely your friends. In order to do so, an online real-time chat has been included as a feature.
Don't misunderstand this review. The Hobbit is a good management game, full of the best features from other games in the management genre, and its many in-app purchases are cheaper than other similar games'. However, we'd rather prefer that a solemn franchise as The Hobbit got something better than an Arcane Empires Middle-Earth skin.
• Appoint heroes including Gandalf, Legolas and Thorin Oakenshield to lead your troops in battle
• Join the Elves or Dwarves and train vast armies to rule the realm of Middle-earth
• Connect with fellow players in real-time to build a powerful Alliance to crush the competition
Adventure through epic quests to defeat fearsome bosses and the evil Dragon Smaug
• Strategize against opponents as you bring Middle-earth with you on your mobile device
For news and updates, follow @TheHobbitKingdoms on Twitter
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHobbitKingdomsOfMiddleEarth
Note: A network connection is required to play
By downloading this game, you agree to the Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and the License Agreement:
▶ NEW: Introducing Legendary Gear!
- Equip the most epic artifacts of Middle-earth on your Heroes for special benefits!
- Equip Gandalf's Staff on Gandalf and Tauriel's Elven Bow on Tauriel for additional boosts!
UI Improvements:
▶ Bulk Open your troop and resource items!
▶ View the available reward list for Campaign levels and Alliance Bosses you discover in Campaign Mode
▶ Bulk buy your favorite chests/items in the Shop
Some lists where this application appears: Strategy/Moba.
Too buggy, i have it on galaxy tab II and i can't type on chat
Games Amazing just wish they would put a spending limit on the game
You will work at building just to be farmed by higher players so you can't progress. Same crap money wins.people bragging about cheats etc.
Great game
I keep having to uninstall the app and reinstall it due to a fatal error message which meams that I cannot play the game. Extremely annoying and time consuming.
This was once a great game but sadly the greed of Kabam took over and it has become nothing more than about money. If you are fine with spending thousands of dollars on a game just to be competitive then this is the game for you. If not I would not even waste the time. They take care of the big spenders while others are cast aside. As for me my money will go to clash of clans and boom beach. Games


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Brinkman adding second building at Mason Street Flats
That building will be located on the lot directly to the west at 210 Maple St.
The company began the re-construction of the first building in January; it had been destroyed in a fire Oct. 24. Work has also begun to restore the neighboring Penny Flats condominiums, which also sustained heavy damage in the blaze.
Once complete, the first building, a 30-unit complex, will offer a mix of "stylish" studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom units, the company said.
The second building will mirror the look and amenities of the first and include four stories of 21 one and two-bedroom units with tuck-under parking.
"Even with the lost time, Mason Street Flats is as significant as ever for the Fort Collins community. Our belief in this project led us to make the decision to move forward with a second building," said Paul Brinkman, founding Partner and CEO of Brinkman Partners.
The first building will be completed and move-in ready in September; the second building will be completed in the first quarter of 2013.
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Liberal Hypocrisy: H.S. Grads Must "Show Their Pa-puhs!" Before Meeting Obama
Liberal Hypocrisy: H.S. Grads Must "Show Their Pa-puhs!" Before Meeting Obama
Vocal Minority ^ | 5/18/10 | EricTheRed
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:44:31 PM by EricTheRed_VocalMinority
The other day President Golden Calf made a real a-hole statement at the White House Correspondent's Dinner:
"We all know what happens in Arizona when you don't have ID: 'Adios, amigos!'"
This outrageous disrespectful swipe at the law-abiding Arizona not only makes Obama look even more unpresidential than he already is, but also exposes him as the third member of his administration (after Napolitano and Holder) who has clearly not read the freaking 10-page bill. [UPDATE: Make that fourth]
In light of this issue is this latest case of blatant sanctimonious liberal hypocrisy: Before greeting President Hope&Change at their graduation, seniors at Kalamazoo Central High School will have to "Show their pa-puhs!"
The White House appears to be laying the groundwork for President Barack Obama to shake the hand of each senior at Kalamazoo Central High School's commencement ceremony next month.
Seniors are being asked to provide their birthdates, Social Security numbers and citizen status to the Secret Service so background checks could be performed. Such a check is required for anyone who gets within an arm's length of the president, students were told at their senior breakfast Friday.
Woody Allen: It would be Good If Obama Could Be A Dictator
Woody Allen: It would be Good If Obama Could Be A Dictator
In another display of cult like Obama worship, comedian and film director Woody Allen has suggested that it would be good for America if president Obama were allowed to do away with freedom ,and presumably the Constitution, and rule with an iron fist.
Obama's Regulatory Czar Pushes Creepy Plan for Legally Controlling Internet Information
Obama's Regulatory Czar Pushes Creepy Plan for Legally Controlling Internet Information
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Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:23:14 PM by keep your powder dry
Uncovered Audio: Obama's Regulatory Czar Pushes Creepy Plan for Legally Controlling Internet Information (link is video)
Will (and Can) the FCC Regulate the Internet?
Will (and Can) the FCC Regulate the Internet?
Michigan Capitol Confidential ^ | 5/18/2010 | James Gattuso
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:27:32 PM by MichCapCon
Last month, a federal appeals court put a halt to the Federal Communications Commission's attempt to exert its authority over the Internet and its power play to regulate the companies who provide access to it. According to the Heritage Foundation, "The decision, issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, centers around the FCC's efforts to enact 'net neutrality,' a policy that would prevent ISPs such as AT&T, Verizon and Comcast from managing the flow of traffic on the Internet by discriminating among content and applications that put a high load on their networks."
So what is "net neutrality" and why does the FCC want to impose it? And why do Internet providers worry that it will harm their businesses and ability to provide Internet service?
Declaring access to the Internet to be like "running water or the light bulb," FCC chairman Julius Genachowski declared [in April 2009] that it should be regulated. Specifically, he announced that the Commission will be voting next month [Oct. 2009] on a proposal to impose so-called "net neutrality" regulation on Internet service providers such as AT&T, Verizon and Comcast.
Specifically, the plan is to codify four Bush-era "principles" for Internet firms, while adding two more. The first four principles state that consumers are "entitled" to run applications, connect to devices, and access content of their choice, as well as enjoy a choice of providers (all subject to reasonable network management practices). Genachowski would add to these a ban on discriminating among any content or applications, and a mandate that service providers publicly reveal their network management practices.
While perhaps innocuous-sounding, these rules could play havoc with effort to manage congestion on the Internet. The net result – a slower and more congested Internet, and more frustration for users…
Liberal Congressman To Attack Gold Buying And Glenn Beck
Liberal Congressman To Attack Gold Buying And Glenn Beck
Beforeitsnews.com ^ | May 18, 2010 | No Spin Zone
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:01:30 PM by csd
Anyone who listens to talk Radio knows that many shows are predicting more economic problems. Not the least of which is Inflation 'and financial instability caused by massive deficits and the public spending currently taking place under the Obama Administration . This has led to a number of Gold companies advertising on Conservative Talk Radio. The most prominent of these companies is Goldline. Now it appears that a Liberal Democrat Congressman may be getting ready to start some sort of Government or Liberal offensive against Goldline. Today Democrat Anthony Wiener is suppose to have a press conference to issue some sort of attack or investigation against Goldline and Glenn Beck. Recently some liberal media outlets have been talking about Beck and other Radio talk show hosts fomenting "fear" along with Gold buying.
..geometry teacher uses bad example to teach angles-assassination of President Obama(changed to fit)
..geometry teacher uses bad example to teach angles-assassination of President Obama(changed to fit)
The Birmingham News ^ | May 18, 2010 | Marie Leech and Carol Robinson
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 1:55:23 PM by skimbell
A Jefferson County teacher picked the wrong example when he used assassinating President Barack Obama as a way to teach angles to his geometry students.
Someone alerted authorities and the Corner High School math teacher was questioned by the Secret Service, but was not taken into custody or charged with any crime…
"The 1974 Textbook Tea Party"
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Subject: About an opening salvo in the culture war
Now you can read about it via a new book written by one of the protesters at that time, Karl Priest. Read about this at
Veteran calls for prosecution of Blumenthal
Veteran calls for prosecution of Blumenthal
TheDay.com ^ | 05/18/2010 | Ted Mann
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 1:34:12 PM by neverdem
AP Photo/Jessica Hill, File
In this Jan. 6, 2010 file photo, Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announces his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the retirement of fellow Democrat Christopher Dodd in Hartford, Conn. Blumenthal is defending himself against a New York Times report he misstated his military service in Vietnam.
Hartford – Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, the leading Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, was scrambling Tuesday to control the political fall-out from his 2008 remarks falsely stating he served in Vietnam during his time in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve.
Blumenthal plans a press conference at 2 p.m. at the Hannon-Hatch VFW in West Hartford, where he will appear to address a New York Times report detailing multiple occasions where he has misstated or spoken ambiguously about his Vietnam-era service.
The Blumenthal campaign has already denounced the report as "an outrageous distortion," but did not identify any errors of fact in the Times report.
Meanwhile, Blumenthal's Republican rivals (along with his few Democratic opponents) are smelling blood.
Jim Bancroft was standing in front of the state Capitol Tuesday morning, waving a U.S. Marine Corps flag on a white plastic pole, holding a white dry-erase board on which he had written the following slogan:
"Prosecute Blumenthal Stolen Valor Act"
Within hours of the New York Times' publication of its article — based on a video clip leaked to the paper by the campaign of Republican Linda McMahon — conservatives like Bancroft sense an opening, and a chance to demolish a candidate who had once seemed nearly insurmountable to some Connecticut political experts.
Bancroft, who served in the Marines from 1977 to 1981, is an ardent conservative and thus an ideological foe of Democrats like Blumenthal. But he said Tuesday that he had occasionally defended the attorney general when he heard others charge that Blumenthal had falsely claimed service in Vietnam.
"He told me he was a reservist in D.C.," Bancroft said, referring to a conversation he had with the attorney general at one of the numerous rallies to send off or welcome home troops that Blumenthal attends.
"I even stood up for him," Bancroft said. "I'm about as right-wing as you can get, but I defended him, and he deserved it."
Bancroft said he was shocked by the video published Monday evening by the Times, in which Blumenthal, speaking at a 2008 event in Norwalk, says the country has "learned something since the days that I served in Vietnam." The Times also reported that Blumenthal had spoken of having "returned" from Vietnam in 2003, at best a misleading construction since the future attorney general's reserve units were based in Washington and Connecticut, and he never fought in the war.
When a reporter noted that Blumenthal had often seemed careful to note he had been a reservist, and not to suggest he had served in Vietnam or experienced combat, Bancroft agreed, but said he was surprised and angered to hear the sentence Blumenthal uttered in Norwalk.
"I've never heard him say it either," Bancroft said Tuesday morning, "and it shocked me to hear him say it that way. He's a lawyer. He knows exactly what words mean."
Blumenthal will address the controversy at a 2 p.m. press conference in West Hartford.
Meanwhile, one of his rivals for the U.S. Senate, Linda McMahon, is taking credit for planting the story with the Times, an apparent attempt to demonstrate its robust opposition research machine in advance of Friday's Republican convention, and an expected primary in August.
McMahon's strongest Republican rival for the nomination, former U.S. Rep. Rob Simmons, will hold a press conference about the Blumenthal controversy at 12:30 p.m. at the state Capitol.
Bancroft's sign urged that Blumenthal be investigated under the 2005 federal Stolen Valor Act, a statute that attempts to criminalize the making of false claims about military service and medals. It's unclear if that law, which some lawmakers have also proposed, would apply in this case. It is also subject to a current court challenge, on the grounds that it could violate First Amendment rights to free speech.
Democratic politicians were reeling at the Blumenthal revelation.
A high-ranking Democratic operative in Connecticut, who had earlier expressed concern about Blumenthal's missteps in the opening moments of his campaign, was blunt Monday night. The operative responded to an e-mail about the Times story with a single word: "horrible."
State Sen. Andrew Maynard, D-Stonington, the co-chairman of the legislature's Veterans Affairs Committee, said in an interview Tuesday that he was "taken aback" by Blumenthal's remarks at the Norwalk rally, and waiting to hear the attorney general's explanation at the press conference this afternoon.
"My recollection of his speeches is that he's pretty forthcoming about not having served in theater," Maynard said.
In previous appearances where he'd heard Blumenthal mention his military service, Maynard said, it was customarily to highlight the importance of treating current service members and veterans respectfully, even though the country was once again politically divided over war.
The Black Church's Commitment to Obama ~ LloydMarcus.com
The Black Church's Commitment to Obama
LloydMarcus.com ^ | 05-18-2010 | Lloyd Marcus
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 12:57:20 PM by Lloyd Marcus
The Black Church's Commitment to Obama By Lloyd Marcus
Dear Black Church,
What I am about to say will probably anger you. As a black Christian, I have struggled with whether or not to address this sensitive topic. I only ask that you give my statements prayerful consideration.
Obama and the Morning After ~ American Thinker ~ Robin of Berkeley
This is one of the best posts/articles/responses I have seen in a long, long time!
Be sure to go to and read the responses to the article!
-Gunny G
(please click small title link directly above to go to FR and responses…)
American Thinker ^ | May 18, 2010 | Robin of Berkeley
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:42:25 AM by neverdem
When pundits analyze why the masses flocked to the untested, mysterious Obama, they cite the usual suspects: anger at George Bush, white guilt, desire for some elusive change. But there's a missing ingredient here: sex.
Now I didn't vote for Obama. When I see the dude, I ache, but not out of lust. However, millions have fallen under his spell and remain smitten.
Your lights are on, but you're not home.
Your will is not your own.
Your heart sweats, your teeth grind. . .
Whoa, you like to think you're immune to the stuff
It's closer to the truth to say you can't get enough
You know you're gonna have to face it
You're addicted to love.
You might as well face it,
You're addicted to love.
(Addicted to Love , Robert Palmer)
Males with Ultrasound Among the 78 research projects to receive $100,000 grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation earlier this week as part of the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative, is an effort by researchers at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, to develop a non-invasive, reversible form of birth control for men — using ultrasound. 10 Comments
Gates Foundation Suggests Sterilizing Males with Ultrasound
Among the 78 research projects to receive $100,000 grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation earlier this week as part of the Grand Challenges in Global Health initiative, is an effort by researchers at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, to develop a non-invasive, reversible form of birth control for men — using ultrasound.
Obama: No Questions At Press Freedom Event
Obama: No Questions At Press Freedom Event
http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/intelligencerreport/rightwing160.html ^
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 12:21:48 PM by navysealdad
Translation: "The Teleprompter of the United States is turned off today." "This is freedom of the press event, so shut up and print what we tell you!" And the media will continue to praise him for his openess and transparency….
Hawaii DOH Has Destroyed Permanent Records
Hawaii DOH Has Destroyed Permanent Records
May 18, 2010 | Butterdezillion
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 11:41:44 AM by butterdezillion
The Hawaii Department of Health claims in official communications that the original birth index and index of foreign births (which are both required to be retained permanently) don't exist.
When vital records were converted to their current electronic format and the computer itself allowed sorting and locating, the HDOH submitted the old, original paper indices (VR-1)to the comptroller for a determination of what should happen to them. The comptroller agreed that those indices should be retained permanently, as originals and/or as security and search microfilms.
The HDOH at the same time made a separate request for the certificates themselves (VR-2)to be analyzed and it was decided that they, too, should be kept as originals and microfilm security and search copies authorized.
REPUBLICAN PARTY, RED FROM THE START by Alan Stang
REPUBLICAN PARTY, RED FROM THE START by Alan Stang
by Alan Stang
February 1, 2008
Many patriots these days lament that the Republican Party has "lost its way" and "gone wrong." It has "diverged" from the fiscally responsible, small government philosophy of Republican heroes like Robert Taft whom Eisenhower's handlers finagled out of the nomination for President in 1952. We are told that is why today's Republican Establishment hates Dr. Ron Paul with such a passion; that they hate him because, like Taft, he is the quintessential Republican. Patriots who say that are mistaken, of course. The reason the Republican Establishment hates Dr. Paul is precisely that he is not a traditional, mainstream Republican, that his platform of freedom is an aberration. The Republican Party didn't "go wrong," didn't "go left."
Obama Snubs Questions At Press Freedom Act Signing
Will Grayson Steal Senate Primary From Rand Paul?
With the most recent polls showing Trey Grayson trailing Rand Paul by a gargantuan 18 points, we should view his overconfidence with extreme suspicion, especially considering the fact that Grayson is a neo-con operative and also Kentucky's chief elections official. Grayson is possibly just playing mind games, but if he is somehow able to overturn an 18 point deficit, serious questions will be asked about the integrity of this election.
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Obama Snubs Questions At Press Freedom Act Signing
President Obama's plummeting approval ratings have coincided with his increasing disdain for talking to the media, a trend embarrassingly highlighted yesterday during Obama's signing of the Press Freedom Act, after which he refused to answer any questions from the press.
Will Grayson Steal Senate Primary From Rand Paul?
Will Grayson Steal Senate Primary From Rand Paul?
With the most recent polls showing Trey Grayson trailing Rand Paul by a gargantuan 18 points, we should view his overconfidence with extreme suspicion, especially considering the fact that Grayson is a neo-con operative and also Kentucky's chief elections official. Grayson is possibly just playing mind games, but if he is somehow able to overturn an 18 point deficit, serious questions will be asked about the integrity of this election.
It's over the top time By Philip V. Brennan
It's over the top time
By Philip V. Brennan
Marine Sgt. Maj Dan Daly won the Medal of Honor twice in WWI but he's probably better known for his battle cry when his 5th Marines attacked the entrenched enemy at Belleau Wood on June 6, 1918.
It's All Unraveling Even As It All Comes Together By Jim O'Neill
It's All Unraveling Even As It All Comes Together
By Jim O'Neill
"My heart bleeds for America. …There is a plot against both your civil and religious liberties, and they will be lost. You have nothing but trouble before you."—George Whitefield (1714-1770)
"…know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope." Jerimiah 29:11 NKJV
The first of Czar Cass Sunstein's mandated websites now online ~ By Judi McLeod
The first of Czar Cass Sunstein's mandated websites now online
By Judi McLeod
Now that Obama Information Czar Cass Sunstein is making spoon-fed government propaganda mandatory on political websites, Canada Free Press (CFP) is introducing
EDITORIAL: Obama's invisible Islam
EDITORIAL: Obama's invisible Islam
Wash Times ^ | 5/16/10 | Editors
Posted on Sunday, May 16, 2010 12:22:37 PM by pissant
During questioning before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday, a visibly nervous Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. tried valiantly not to utter the expression "radical Islam." The twisting began when Rep. Lamar Smith, Texas Republican, asked whether the men behind three recent terrorist incidents – the Fort Hood massacre, the Christmas Day bombing attempt and the Time Square bombing attempt – "might have been incited to take the actions that they did because of radical Islam."
Was the US 2010 Census used to prop up the (PO) by sending…wasteful mail to every American?
Was the US 2010 Census used to prop up the (PO) by sending…wasteful mail to every American?
Hill Buzz ^ | 15 May 2010 | Unknown
Posted on Sunday, May 16, 2010 7:50:27 PM by combat_boots
Here's a theory we'd love your help researching.
Last night, we were all talking about the crazy amount of mail everyone's received about the 2010 Census. We don't remember this much mail in 2000, or in 1990, the other two censuses we were aware enough to take note of.
Barack Obama's FCC Information Police
Barack Obama's FCC Information Police
American Thinker ^ | May 17, 2010 | Chuck Rogér
Posted on Monday, May 17, 2010 6:23:30 AM by Man50D
The President warns us that Americans must beware of "the craziest claims" and "arguments" in which "information becomes a distraction" that puts "pressures" on "our democracy." What was behind Barack Obama's recent remarks to the graduating class of Hampton University? What "information" must Americans fear?
It's been 47 years since Dealey Plaza and we still long for closure
It's been 47 years since Dealey Plaza and we still long for closure
TheCypressTimes.com ^ | 05/18/2010 | Chuck Helppie
Posted on Monday, May 17, 2010 8:50:14 AM by Patriot1259
The news of John F. Kennedy's assassination was so shocking, so unexpected that it generated a gasp heard 'round the world. People simply stopped breathing for a second. If you lived through it, you know what I mean. If you didn't, ask your parents or grandparents. They will tell you precisely what they were doing and how they felt when they heard the news.
The overwhelming quest for closure continues to this day. We are still searching for answers. Over two million visitors – from all over the world – make a solemn pilgrimage to the grassy knoll in Dealey Plaza each year. Most come to see what they have only read about or seen on film. Others come because they feel it is sacred ground.
Though I was only eleven years old in 1963, my grief was as tangible as any adult. Buoyed by Kennedy's "…ask not what your country can do for you speech", I felt the promise of America. But when I heard the news of his death, I was engulfed with a sadness that was more profound than any emotion I had ever experienced.
Napolitano: I'm not comfortable with this Arizona law that I haven't read yet
Napolitano: I'm not comfortable with this Arizona law that I haven't read yet
http://hotair.com/archives/2010/05/17/napolitano-im-not-comfortable-with-this-arizona-law-that-i-havent-read-yet/ ^
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 8:51:29 AM by Red in Blue PA
First Holder, now this. Second verse, same as the first: It would take 20 minutes to read through the statute and less than two to read the key provisions that have raised concerns about racial profiling. But if you read it then you're responsible for what you say about it, and we can't have that with the midterms less than six months away. So here's the deputy border-enforcer-in-chief admitting that she hasn't found the time yet to review "in detail" an immigration law that's been the talk of the country politically for about a month now. Consider this a sequel to my post about Huntsman and China: Not only is State badmouthing a statute supported by most Americans, but given administration practices, there's a better than even chance that no one in authority over there has even read it yet.
The Next American Civil War: The Populist Revolt Against the Liberal Elite
The Next American Civil War: The Populist Revolt Against the Liberal Elite
Newsweek's We Read It So You Don't Have To ^ | May 17, 2010 | "We Read It" Reader: McKay Coppins
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 1:20:28 AM by 2ndDivisionVet
The Next American Civil War: The Populist Revolt Against the Liberal Elite
Lee Harris
Robin Hood: Parallel to American Power Struggle With Govt The New American ~ Raven Clabaugh
Robin Hood: Parallel to American Power Struggle With Govt
The New American ^ | 5/17/2010 | Raven Clabaugh
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 7:55:45 AM by IbJensen
Though it's only May, I have no qualms with the following prediction: Ridley Scott's Robin Hood will be my favorite film of 2010. It captured every element that a good movie requires: a bit of history, patriotism, loyalty, a struggle for freedom, war, and love.
Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe stars as the legendary Robin Longstride, archer for King Richard the Lionheart (Danny Huston). Longstride dedicates a lifetime of service to Richard I, from the Crusades to war with France. When the King is murdered in battle, however, Longstride ventures off to Nottingham to fulfill the wish of a dead knight. There, he discovers a town that has been crippled by taxation and corruption.
It does not take long for the transition from Robin Longstride to Robin Hood, a name acquired by his use of a hooded disguise in his exploits. Robin and his merry marauders confront the corruption of both the government and the church in the village of Nottingham.
Unfortunately, while Robin Hood and his Merry Men make progress in Nottingham, England is plagued by greater threats from without, specifically a plotted French invasion and the overarching fear of a Spanish invasion, as well as those from within, Englishmen who are angered by the abuse of power at the hands of the newly anointed King John (Oscar Isaac).
Islamophobia is a Social Disease
Islamophobia is a Social Disease
Townhall.com ^ | May 18, 2010 | Mike Adams
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 7:59:56 AM by Kaslin
Have you ever wondered why liberal professors spend class time characterizing conservative Christians as dangerous while describing Islam as a "religion of peace"? Ever wonder why these liberal professors compare conservative Christians to the Taliban while giving the real Taliban a pass? I think I finally figured it out a few weeks ago after I got a surprise visit from the campus police on the final day of the spring semester.
The reason for the visit, which was entirely professional and appropriate, related to my April 26th article "How to Offend Barbarians and Promote Diversity." Just two days after the article was published the police chief came to visit me because another professor was concerned that those who wish me harm might come to our campus and injure others in their attempt to harm me. In other words, someone might shoot up the place and take an innocent life, which is a very bad thing according to liberals – unless, of course, we're talking about abortion.
Let me pause and say that I have absolutely no doubt that the professor who called the police did so out of a genuine fear for her safety, rather than malice towards me. But that is where my sympathy for the un-named professor ends. Please allow me to explain.
I've written numerous articles referring to real threats I've received. I've even written articles talking about how I respond to such threats. Of course, when the threats have come from the left there has been no concern that a band of crazy liberals would come and shoot up the workplace. Liberals don't have guns. They rely on Broadway Security, which is why all of those silly commercials have white burglars. Broadway knows its liberal audience would be offended by the suggestion that blacks commit burglary.
But the article I wrote on April 26th was different than most articles I write. I really got in the face of Revolution Muslim for threatening the producers of South Park with death. I even dared them to put me on their death list. The liberal professors on my campus, who are obsessed with my columns, certainly read my challenge to Revolution Muslim. And one of those liberal professors freaked out and called the police even though no specific threat had been issued against anyone.
The reason for the over-reaction was simple: Muslims were involved. Liberals do not hate Muslims like they hate conservative Christians. They fear Muslims and are so preoccupied with their fear of Muslims that they never get to the point of hating them.
This liberal fear of Muslims is to be found almost everywhere in academia. Take the case of Julio Pino, the radical Muslim Jihadist who teaches at Kent State University. Julio disseminates bomb-making instructions, encourages children to engage in suicide bombings, and generally displays his love of violence in a very public manner. But the liberals who work with Pino will not utter a word of criticism for the simple reason that they fear him.
Recently, I wrote an email to Pino's Department Chairman at Kent State. In it, I challenged him to speak out against Pino for the misogynistic email he sent to me from his Kent State account. For those who don't remember – or who have not read my past columns – Pino claimed he sodomized my mother in an obscene email, which used the "c-word," the "f-word," and the "a-word."
But Pino's Chairman was afraid to criticize his Jihadist subordinate. So I wrote the Kent State University Women's Center with the following plea:
Obama vs Dr James Manning
Obama vs Dr James Manning
Atlah Ministries ^ | 05/18/10 | Dmobile215
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 8:13:47 AM by Dmobile215
I have been doing some reading on this subject maybe someone can shed some light on this I have found that our President is being taken to court for the fact that he is not who he says he is and Dr Manning is going to court for this matter. I am very shocked that this is a big subject but Dr Manning has a trial going on and I listened to his radio show online and they spoke about President Obama was known in Canada as Barry Soetoro, if this is not true then why is Dr Manning not shutting up.
This is a really alarming piece of information to hear. Anyone who has a few hours needs to listen to this man on audio all of this started because he says that Obama is not a Columbia graduate and he has proof and he Law Degree is not valid. I can not imagine that I voted for someone who is this good at fooling people but then again I became a little worried that President Obama is ridding with Nancy P. and David Rockefeller. These are the lesser of the two evils.
Anyone who needs to confirm this information check it out for me because I have been reading a lot of people and they have proof not just talking out of there behinds. They have interviewed people from Columbia University and no one knew Obama from the college. If all of these things are false then why has he not gotten one response from the White House?
ATLAS (Shrugs) EXCLUSIVE: Trevor Kelway on the EDL Website Shutdown
ATLAS (Shrugs) EXCLUSIVE: Trevor Kelway on the EDL Website Shutdown
Atlas Shrugs ^ | 17 May 2010 | Pam Geller
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 8:25:53 AM by combat_boots
In what can only be described as a milestone in the breakdown of Western values and principles, the website of the EDL (English Defense League) was shut down, removed from the web. This is, essentially, self-enforcement of sharia (Islamic) law. Slander in Islam does not mean what it means in the West. Slander in Islam is anything that a Muslim decides is an "insult" to Islam. And they are relentless and violent in their imposition of this seventh century tenet of Islam.
This violation of free speech is an outrage. In a rational world, it would propel free men to take to the streets, villagers with torches, marching for their unalienable rights endowed by our creator — freedom of speech, individual rights.
What right do these velvet-tongued fascists have to remove the forum for the few brave, decent men and women who refuse to dhimmi down? This is a shot across the bow. The EDL is taking the hit for us, all of us, but they are merely first ………… The campaign against the EDL is vigorous and ugly. They have been maligned and smeared by the leftist/Islamic alliance, so as to marginalize them. Render them toxic, radioactive — much like the tea parties have been demonized here in the states.
The jihad is free to activate, mobilise, preach overthrow of the West, run jihad porn of beheadings and the blowing up of coalition soldiers on the net, but the EDL is shut up and shut down for revealing the truth about quranic verses. Truth begets hatred.
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The Legal Satyricon
|Indefinite detention OK for sex offenders
Posted: 17 May 2010 08:17 PM PDT
by Charles Platt "The Supreme Court ruled Monday that federal officials can indefinitely hold inmates considered 'sexually dangerous' after their prison terms are complete." (Washington Post) Since it is her duty to do so, nominee Elena Kagan argued the government's case in favor of indefinite detention. She "compared the government's power to commit sexual predators [...]
|Don't lie down drunk near your car
Posted: 17 May 2010 05:18 PM PDT
by Charles Platt In West Virginia, you can lose your license for a year even if there's no proof that you were driving, or there's a possibility that you might have done all your drinking after driving. Being near your car while drunk is enough. Read more…
Latest Update on Columbia University Trial
Latest Update on Columbia University Trial
The Post & Email ^ | May 17, 2010 | Sharon Rondeau
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 7:11:23 AM by 1234
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MIKI BOOTH, CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE AND WITNESS SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY ON MAY 18….I thought that I had heard it all or knew it all, but what really made an impact on all of us was there was an investigator named Al Landry who called in on Skype, so we were able to see and hear him answer Dr. Manning's questions. He found out that Stanley Ann Soetoro lived in Karachi, Pakistan for five years at the high-dollar Hilton Hotel….we know that Stanley Ann Dunham was in Karachi for five years working for Asia Development Bank, and at the same time that she was there, her mother was vice president of Bank of Hawaii. And now because we know that he has used about 44 different social security numbers attached to his name, oh, and Asia Development Bank is a front for the CIA. SHARON: It is? MIKI: Yes. So these multiple social security numbers is a way of laundering money. That's how it's done; it's the most common technique for laundering money – having fake social security numbers.
Obama and the Morning After ~ Robin of Berkeley/American Thinker
Obama and the Morning After
American Thinker ^ | May 18, 2010 | Robin of Berkeley
Posted on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 2:42:25 AM by neverdem
When pundits analyze why the masses flocked to the untested, mysterious Obama, they cite the usual suspects: anger at George Bush, white guilt, desire for some elusive change. But there's a missing ingredient here: sex.
Now I didn't vote for Obama. When I see the dude, I ache, but not out of lust. However, millions have fallen under his spell and remain smitten.


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NEW ORLEANS — The federal government gave BP permission today to go ahead with testing its new, tighter cap over the Gulf of Mexico gusher after a daylong delay to satisfy worries about whether the work might make the leak worse.
National Incident Commander Thad Allen said at a news briefing that testing would begin later today after the plan was carefully reviewed.
"There is a tremendous sense of urgency," he said, but added that nobody wants to make "an irreversible mistake."
BP had zipped through weekend preparations and gotten the 75-ton cap in place Monday atop the well. The device is meant is to stop the oil and pump excess to ships, raising hopes the gusher could be checked. BP was getting ready to test pressure on the well by closing valves in the cap when the government intervened late Tuesday.
Allen said the delay was necessary to settle lingering questions about whether the cap, once the valves are closed, could force oil under pressure to create new leaks.
"We sat long and hard about delaying the tests," Allen said. But he said that in the interest of the public, the environment and safety, the pause was necessary, and now they were convinced the test can go forward.
"This has been a substantial impact on our environment, this has been a substantial impact on the Gulf Coast, the people, the culture. What we didn't want to do is compound that problem by making an irreversible mistake."
The test involves slowly closing the valves of the cap, ultimately blocking the flow of oil entirely. High pressure is a good sign, because it means there's a single leak.
Allen said BP will monitor the results of the gradual test every six hours and end it after 48 hours to evaluate the results.


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Hey TeeFury,
I've bought 4 shirts so far. I have to say with this last purchase I'm a little peeved. I ordered it on 12/9 and it's still not here :(
Do you guys have anything in the works to get it out of the warehouse with a little more hustle?
I've bought 4 shirts so far. I have to say with this last purchase I'm a little peeved. I ordered it on 12/9 and it's still not here :(
Do you guys have anything in the works to get it out of the warehouse with a little more hustle?
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bleou290 weeks agowerd. i ordered one on 12-11 and it's going all over the US.
December 30, 2008 2:45 AM Enroute CINCINNATI,OH
December 27, 2008 10:18 AM Enroute LOUISVILLE,KY
December 19, 2008 12:00 AM USPS Electronically Notified DALLAS,TX
December 18, 2008 11:33 PM Sortation Center Departure DALLAS, TX
December 18, 2008 1:34 PM Sortation Center Arrival DALLAS, TX
December 17, 2008 12:22 AM Sortation Center Departure LOS ANGELES, CA
December 16, 2008 5:09 PM Sortation Center Arrival LOS ANGELES, CA
December 16, 2008 12:00 AM Pickup IRVINE, CA
then i ordered 2 (one for my buddy who's home on leave from the military for only 1 more day) on 12-18 and this is what's up with it:
Dec 30, 2008 9:01 AM
In transit
Next scheduled tracking update: Dec 31, 2008
Left FedEx origin facility
Dec 29, 2008 6:09 PM
Arrived at FedEx location
Picked up
Dec 26, 2008 8:39 AM
Package data transmitted to FedEx
THAT one i'm a little peeved about because i payed the extra to get the express shipping. it was supposed to be a christmas gift.
i hate to gripe when it comes to you guys because i've always been treated really well. i guess i'm just upset about the failed christmas gift. OH! but i did give the same buddy the sleepy hollow/headless horsemen shirt and he flipped over it! i've seen him wear it twice since i gave it to him. haha
so yeah...i'm blaming the holidays...
SlippyBog290 weeks agoI get mine in a week since I live right by Irvine CA
I live in Riverside CA Maybe one day Ill stop by and pick it up myself
crowface63290 weeks agoIt seems to take forever.. I guess I'm just not a fan of the FedEx smartpost.. I get my anothersite tees in 2 days usually.. and that's shipped UPS.. which is awesome... granted.. I do live in southern IL.. and anothersite is in Chicago.
peppersagooddog290 weeks agoanothersite charges me 8 bux and teefury charges me 2. somehow i dont mind getting them a week later. then again im MUCH closer to irvine than ill.
come to think of it, i should have stopped by and got some shirts over christmas when i was in orange...
Andy47240290 weeks agoSounds like more of a FedEx issue than a Teefury deal.
Trite290 weeks agoYeah... Holiday shipping smurfs! I sent my Grandma her Christmas present through FedEx almost two weeks before Christmas and she barely got it yesterday.
jesuschrist290 weeks agoHey everyone,
I just wanted to jump in here and apologize for the delays we have been having lately.
We are ironing out a few wrinkles right now that should help in getting shirts shipped out a lot faster. Not to mention the holidays have thrown us for a little loop - not to make excuses though.
Also, we are probably going to stop using FedEx Smartpost and replace it with USPS First-Class Mail which appears to be WAY more consistent (no more of this Irvine to New York to Sacramento and back to New York stuff).
Again, we're very sorry for the troubles any of you have experienced with the timing of the shipping. Rest assured we will be getting several fixes in place soon.
Thanks for being patient with us! :)
HeyReputah289 weeks agoIt's coo. Thanks for taking the time to explain!
bleou289 weeks agoi got my hope tees! i got several compliments on it already. that's always cool.
so layne, are the shipping costs going to change if and when y'all do change to USPS first class?
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Update, Saturday, 5:04 p.m.
A Southbury man was issued a ticket for improper turn after allegedly causing a two-car-collision on Main Street Thursday afternoon, in which the 2000 Jeep Cherokee he was driving with a 25-year-old female passenger flipped over onto its side.
Samuel Sirkin, 54, of Hidden Brook Drive was going south toward Trumbull and attempted a left turn into a parking lot at around 4:25 p.m. He told police the sun was in his eyes, so he did not see an oncoming '95 Buick Riviera driven by a 73-year-old Newtown man, according to the report.
The driver of the Buick told an officer that the jeep cut him off and he couldn't stop.
Sirkin and his passenger both said they were okay and refused medical attention, but the driver of the Buick complained of injuries to both wrists and shortness of breath. He was treated by Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical personnel at the scene.
Initial Report, Thursday:
A jeep and a car crashed into each other causing the jeep to roll over onto its side in the 600-block of Main Street at around 4:25 p.m. Thursday. Stepney Volunteer Fire Department Deputy Chief Shawn Cornut said there appeared to be no serious injuries.
Traffic is backed up significantly on Main Street from the front of All-Star Driver and Wines Unlimited to Dr. Mikes Ice Cream Shop. Drivers heading north toward Newtown can expect delays.
Two wreckers were just arriving.
Cornut believes there was just one occupant in the car, but was not sure how many were in the jeep.
In addition to firefighters, Monroe police and Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service personnel responded to the scene. Police officers are investigating the cause of the accident.
Updates will be provided as new information becomes available.
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The Sonic Memorial Project
Learn about the World Trade Center through sounds, interviews, personal story audios, and pictures. While there is a focus on the events and aftermath of September 11, 2001, many of the stories speak about life in and around the World Trade Center throughout its history. There are stories from people who built the complex, from some who got married there, recordings of ambient sounds like the elevators and the wind, and, of course, stories of those who were involved in the tragic events of 9/11. As you listen, you will hear voices of joy, sorrow, courage, self-sacrifice, and hope. The project continues to gather and produce recordings of people's memories of the great buildings.
9/11 Day
Tribute site for posting ideas, in writing, with pictures, or with videos, of ways to observe the anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Intended to spur students, classes, schools, and the community at large to embrace a spirit of service, 9/11 Day asks everyone to make a public promise to do something meaningful in honor of the day. Search for and find charities and causes that need volunteers or page through the posted tributes and adopt one as your own.
At 9/11 Day, get everything you need, plus a good deal more, to inspire your students to do something good in tribute to the September 11th victims, survivors, and first-responders.