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Doug Burress
After many years of shopping at K & L, I finally decided to spend even more time at my favorite store! I first came on board at "the shop" a little over a year ago working Friday nights and Saturdays. Now, as a full time member of the Redwood City staff, my wine education continues five days a week! My favorite wines in the world include the awesome grower-producer champagnes we carry, earthy pinot noir from the Burgundy region of France, as well as the excellent pinots from Oregon and California. I dream of one day having my own land on the Dundee Hills of Oregon and producing terrior driven pinot noirs! Most recently I have dedicated more time to tasting and studying wines from Italy. It is a complicated wine country with many grape varietals, regions, and laws, but one that produces some of the best wines in the world! This education is most certainly worth the effort! I have always been a big fan of beer and the large selection of beers we carry from all over the world is yet another reason I am excited to be working here and helping you choose from our super selection of brews! I look forward to tasting and learning more about our wonderful world of wines and helping you find the right wine, at the right price, for any occasion. From a Sunday barbeque with family and friends, to that special bottle for a birthday, anniversary, or other occasion, we can help you find it here at the shop!
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2003 Lanessan, Haut-Médoc (375ml)
Review Date: 3-24-2015
Perfect size for one from a ripe and sexy vintage. Old school style meets hot vintage equals delicious.
Drink from 2015 to 2020
Price: $9.99
2010 Pontet-Canet, Pauillac
Review Date: 3-24-2015
A perfect wine just like the 2009. Classic 100 point wine for one fourth of the first growth prices.
Drink from 2020 to 2050
Price: $299.99
2010 Amici Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 3-24-2015
This is drinking beautifully now and will age gracefully over the next 5-10 years as well. No expense spared by the folks at Amici Wines to make the absolute best wines possible for the price! Dark, rich, supple, juicy, with integrated oak and polished tannins on the finish. This is always a staff favorite!
Price: $43.99
2012 Krutz Family Cellars "Magnolia Series" Napa Valley Zinfandel
Review Date: 3-24-2015
A Napa Valley Zinfandel for $19.99 ? Very impressive indeed. This Zinfandel is not for the faint of heart. It's a big boy with a lot of big dark fruit, big spice and a multiple layers of flavor. The wine also has amazing backbone which balances out the lush fruit giving this wine great character. Krutz Family Cellars was started by Patrick Krutz back in 2003. A young man from Jackson, Mississippi who came West to find his dream. He found it in the wine business. I have been a fan of the winery and Patrick for several years. The first wine we brought in from them was a 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon. Over the years, we have brought in many different varietals from many different area of California. Patrick continues to find great fruit sources and the wines continue to get better and better. In 2011, two of Patrick's brothers joined the Company and now it truly is a family affair.
Price: $19.99
2009 Pichon-Lalande, Pauillac
Review Date: 3-24-2015
Fabulous vintage and my favorite property for many years
Drink from 2016 to 2036
Price: $219.99
2010 McClean X "Simone" Paso Robles Zinfandel
Review Date: 3-24-2015
I'm not the first person to jump up when someone pours a Paso Robles Zinfandel. However, this wine was a real surprise both in its ripeness and its structure.Dark blue fruit intermingled with hints of red fruit, tobacco, clove and chocolate. The wine is well integrated with great depth and length. This is a Zinfandel several steps ahead of other wines in its price point. Very limited. Get it while you can.
Price: $19.99
Glenmorangie Túsail Limited Edition Single Malt Whisky 750ml
Review Date: 3-24-2015
The Glenmo Tusail has been a decade in the making. This is not some hodgepodge blend of differently aced barrels, this is a whisky that was conceived of 10 years ago, brought to fruition with floor malted barley, and laid to rest, creating a Malt that is truly unique. The Maris Otter barley gives an amazingly nappy texture, delivering notes of vanilla and baking spice in a palate coating luxury. The bourbon barrel aging allows all the complexity of the Scotch to shine without covering it up with pure wood notes. Candied ginger and sweet lemon zest make for a delicious dram.
Price: $99.99
2012 Lewis Cellars "Reserve" Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Review Date: 3-24-2015
Big, bright and intense Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon with plenty of cedar, vanilla and clove. This is a giant of a wine that can drink early or hold for 3-5 years.
Price: $129.99
Glenfiddich 12 year old Signature Single Malt Whisky 750ml
Review Date: 3-24-2015
A Classic Malt in every aspect of the term. Clean and bright, a touch of honeysuckle, a kiss of vanilla sweetness, this malt has a little bit of something for everyone. A soft entry gives an easy going feel, on the palate dried fruits, honey and heather give added complexity, the finish is composed and not harsh in any way. A staple.
Price: $26.99
Santa Teresa 1796 Ron Antiguo de Solera Rum, Venezuela 750ml
Review Date: 3-24-2015
A demandingly decadent Rum, full of dark hued flavors of maple and brown sugar. The Santa Teresa is a wonderfully balanced rum with years of solera aging to create a spirit that is past the complexity of a single age statement. A nose of maple cake and burnt sugar. Vanilla cream runs throughout adding a beautifully sweet crescendo to a long and lush finish.
Price: $39.99
2011 Raymond Fabre Crozes-Hermitage
Review Date: 3-24-2015
It's Wednesday night, right, so maybe you're in the mood for a big juicy bacon, mushroom and swiss burger to go along with that latest big juicy action flick, Spiderman vs. Speedoman or Ironman Finally Rusts 7, but what wine do you pour? Something with rich, mouthwatering flavor and just enough sinew to compete with the endless earth-shattering explosions onscreen. Since I track the Northern Rhone like a drone and just opened this Crozes-Hermitage, well....it's a medium-built, savory Syrah with impressive aromas and notes of bright cherry-red fruit, garrigue and licorice, with a welcome tinge of pepper and minerality on the solid finish. So bring on the monster cheeseburger and silly spandex superheroes, this supertasty red wine can handle 'em, and with no special effects needed.
Top Value!
Price: $19.99
1976 Couly Dutheil "Baronnie Madeleine" Chinon
Review Date: 3-24-2015
I cant believe how well this wine is holding up! Unlike me, this 1976er is aging gracefully and with class. Such sweet fruit on the nose with touches of tobacco, strawberry and earth.
Price: $59.99
2007 Château Musar Rouge Bekaa Valley
Review Date: 3-24-2015
The wines from Musar continue to fascinate me again and again. I find this wine absolutely intriguing. It truly has the ability to make you think and ponder about how much we dont know. Young now with lots of life ahead of it.
Price: $49.99
2013 Bernier Chardonnay Val de Loire
Review Date: 3-24-2015
If youre looking for the perfect party white, look no further. Very inexpensive and easy to drink. Light, crispy, refreshing with just a kiss of Chardonnay richness...
Price: $7.99
2013 Josef Leitz "Dragonstone" Riesling
Review Date: 3-24-2015
My favorite vintage of Draggy yet! This shows all of the textural power and drive that came along with the 2013 vintage while retaining freshness and vibrancy - a really nice example of the vintage. But, most importantly this is a quintessential porch slammer.
Price: $15.99
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My cute turkey sign
Got the other side of my sign finished yesterday but needed to get the pic taken of it. Finally remembered to do that today so I can post it. It's taken from a design by Karen Wisner in the October 2008 issue of Painting magazine.
I was going to put a screw eye hook in the top, but Anj mentioned a hole at the top and I think that would work better. I'll just put an orange ribbon through it and can use it for either side. Just click on the pic for a larger view.
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This little pattern was perfect for the back of your halloween sign. Love how you did the tail feathers and your little vine around the edge is perfect (mine always come out too thick...need to practice a lighter touch). Your lettering is great and I like how you used the dots to give the flowers and tail feathers some dimention. It's a keeper!
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4-star Zanzibar Town hotel in Stone Town with 2 restaurants
Located in Stone Town, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Prison Island, House of Wonders, and Forodhani Gardens. Old Fort and Anglican Cathedral are also within 10 minutes.
Hotel Features
2 restaurants, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli are available at this hotel. Free full breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free manager's reception. Other amenities include a rooftop terrace, a conference center, and conference rooms.
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All 33 rooms offer comforts like pillow menus and down comforters, plus free WiFi and plasma TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include refrigerators, room service, and rainfall showerheads.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include a conference center and conference space. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. This Zanzibar Town hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Total number of rooms - 33
- Number of floors - 4
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Check-in time starts at 10:30 AM
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- I have been working on many pieces for over a year, inspired by Neil Young's song: Heart of Gold.
I explored different media: art book, photography, performance, miniatures, collages...
Gold Digger is, in a way, just the continuation of my exploration.
I have been participating in the group show of small pieces for four years now and this time, I was less inspired by the small size. I have too many ideas that I want to work with big frames. That's why I painted those 24 pieces as if they were only one. To be frank, I love it just as one, much better that 24 independent pieces.
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BeBe - You were right.....the show was wonderful.
We arrived at 5:00 am, greeted with hot coffee, donuts, friendly smiles,great parking and very close access to the placement area. Lots of water available, we brought our own just in case.
After entering our roses, we did not have to drive anywhere. We walked through beautiful Balboa Park and enjoyed a great lunch at one of the outdoor garden cafes then took a stroll through the Botanical Garden Building, filled with orchids and many tropical plants. Outside, the reflecting pools showcased exotic water lilies and lotus. They were a sight to see.
Balboa Park features several huge art sculptures on the grounds by one of my favorites, French artist; Niki de Saint Phalle. I was happy to run into this treasure on our walk about.
Overall, the day was memorable. Thank you SDRS for overcoming the obstacles and putting on a fine show.
SPECIAL Congratulations to Linda Clark for winning HT QUEEN of Show. Linda is one of the sweetest, most modest rosarians we know. She has been a Del Mar Fair exhibitor for a couple of years and is spreading her wings at the ARS shows. She won her first QUEEN amongst other prizes today. She was on the trophy table at the District show last week.....she is growing and showing very well indeed. Linda - we are proud of you!
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If you find a McDonald's in South Africa! Stop in and eat here. You've just found safe, clean, good food. It's as fast as it is here in the US and the menu has some items not available in the US.
Wanting to spoil my staff on way to work in another town we stopped at McDonald's for breakfast. I had to get out of the car at the drive through to get someone's attention and then when I've found someone to serve us the ATTITUDE was shocking. The coffee was disgusting and all food were sub standard. Never again.
I know fast food is a forbidden pleasure but, I like McDonald's.
Their food is fresh, their service is good and if you've got a problem with anything, you can tell them and they'll fix it - that's my experience anyway.
When I'm late for work and I forgot to have my morning coffee, I quickly pull into the drive-through...
Like any other McDonald's, you know what to expect, petrol to keep you going, nothing more nothing less.
Friendly service; good service. Spacious area and sufficient seating. Like going there are food is consistent quality.
Food was very fresh and service very good, they are the best and I love their burgers and chips, my one outing where everybody thinks Im crazy, even went there for my wedding anniversay, how silly is that, but good food.
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When I was a kid, I had to walk 5 miles, uphill, in the snow to school each day....Okay, it wasn't THAT bad. Back in 1975, the MITS company produced the first personal computer: the Altair 8800. I remember reading the article in Popular Electronics describing this wonderful new computer, but since I was 10 years old at the time, $400 for a kit was not only way too expensive, it would also have been impossible for me to build. This computer was based on the 8080 8-bit CPU and had 256 bytes of RAM. I didn't say 256Mb of RAM or 256Kb of RAM, I said 256 BYTES of RAM.
I didn't get my first computer until the early 1980s when I could finally afford a computer. I selected the TRS-80 Color Computer. At the time, there were many competing types of computers, and almost none of them were compatible. It was difficult to choose between the TI-99/4A, Commodore Vic 20, Apple II, Atari 800 and the many other personal computers available at the time.
I learned a lot about computers from my Color Computer. I wrote programs in BASIC and assembly language. I also had lots of fun playing the arcade type games. I expanded my computer from 16K of RAM with no mass storage to 64K of RAM with 2 floppy drives. The computer was even able to run the OS-9 which is a UNIX-like operating system that allows multiple users on one computer. I actually had a dumb terminal connected to the serial port of my 64K Color Computer and had two programs running at once!
Here we are in the year 2000. No, we don't have flying cars or transporters, but computers with 400Mhz processors, 64MB of RAM and 10GB of disk space are common place. It's amazing how powerful our computers are now. I have four or five PCs at home, but I got rid of my Color Computer quite a while ago.
Recently, a friend and I were talking about the Altair computer and other historical personal computers. He owned a TI-99/4A computer, and has spent quite a bit of time searching the Web for information about the TI-99/4A computer. (If you want to see his site about the TI-99/4a, go to http://www.mainbyte.com/ti99/.) I spent time searching for information about the Altair and Color Computer. As a result of our search, we found quite a few emulator programs which will emulate a historical computer on the PC you have on your desktop.
One of the most developed emulators is the XMAME/XMESS. MAME stands for Multi Arcade Machine Emulator. MESS stands for Multi Emulator Super System. MAME was created so people could run arcade games on their computer. Games you used to pay quarters for in an arcade can be run on your Linux PC! MESS uses the same framework as MAME but is used to emulate personal computers such as the Commodore 64, Color Computer or TI-99/4A.
Building the emulator software is very simple. You can download the source code to these emulators at http://x.mame.net.. This version of the emulator runs under X11 and compiles under Linux. However, finding the software to run on the emulator is very challenging. I wanted to run the TRS-80 Color Computer emulator, so I downloaded the MESS software and compiled it. This software emulates the Color Computer hardware, but does not have the computer BIOS or any software. Even though Radio Shack does not make any money from Color Computer software today, they still maintain the copyright on their BIOS and software. They don't appreciate people illegally copying their ROMs and software.
There are ways to obtain the code you need, though. If you own a computer that you would like to emulate or know someone who does, you can find programs that will extract the BIOS for use in the emulator. If you do a Web search, you might find the ROM images and software you need. The publisher of this web site and the author of this article will not be able to help you find ROMs or software. Sorry.
As you can see from the screen images, I have successfully emulated the TI-99/4A computer and the Color Computer on my Red Hat Linux system using the XMAME software. This software is able to emulate many of the poplar PCs from the 1980s, but what about the Altair? Well, I even found some emulators for it! Soon after the Altair computer was released, the IMSAI company created a compatible computer. And I bet you thought Compaq came out with the first compatible computer! There are graphical emulators for the Altair and the IMSAI computers; they are for Windows, but I've been told they run under WINE though. You can find them at http://incolor.inetnebr.com/bill_r/.
These old computers had switches and single LED's to manipulate and view the data and address lines on the 8080 processor. The graphical emulators allow you to flip switches and view the LEDs blink as programs run. Unfortunately, you have to enter your programs in one machine language byte at a time, which is what you need to do if you purchased the kit in 1976. Soon after the kit was released, companies released peripherals, such as floppy drives, making these computers much more useful. Before long, your Altair personal computer could run operating systems such as CP/M and software such as Turbo Pascal, dBase II, WordStar and others.
There is a web site called The Online Software Museum that has emulators you can run from your computer via telnet. The URL is http://elena.sysun.com/museum.index.html. You can run an Altair emulator with Microsoft BASIC or a system running CP/M with applications such as WordStar and dBase II. If you want to run these on your own computer, you can FTP them from this URL: ftp://elena.sysun.com/pub/sim. Be careful when you access this site because it is connected to the Internet via a slow link.
I hope you had fun remembering computers of the past. Hopefully, it was more like a walk in the park and less like walking miles to school in the snow.
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Hi all, just wanted to share some blooms with rose friends. Theses are all growing in containers. My first year growing in containers. Tried to grow in the ground but not much luck. Deer seem to be more eager than me about the plants in the ground to thrive. For people without much luck with roses in the ground could try growing in containers. Only problem, winterizing them in containers. I need to figure out a way to winterized them.
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Romneycare and Obamacare differ in very big ways. Romneycare was not forced on every man, woman and child in the United States of America. The politicians actually read the bill before it was passed into law when Governor Romney signed it into law. Romney took federal funds that are doled out to individual states to treat the indigent and cut out the middle man, the hospitals Administrator and Board of Directors. Romney's state (as well as all the other states in the USA) receive those federal funds annually. Now that Romneycare money goes directly to a fund that actually helps the poor who could not afford health care and the hospital administrator had to learn how to do without that federal cash cow every year. Romney did not raise taxes to force Romneycare on his citizens. Obamacare will cost tax payers trillions of dollars. The CBO announced that Obamacare will cost triple of what Obama, Pelosi, Reid and the democrats on the Hill led the public to initially believe. You can't see those differences? Typical Obamoron.
Obama assured the democrats that he would do just like Canada's government did with their Socialized Medicine law...put the public option (single-pay exclusively to the government) into the law after it is officially the law. Executive Order. And we know how much Obama loves his Executive Orders, right? Watch for it, watch for it...and here it comes. I'll accept your apology when this all comes down after Americans have filed their taxes. Obama and Pelosi and Reid put provisions in Obamacare so that corporations/businesses could opt out of offering their employees healthcare insurance. Instead they will pay cheaper fines to the government so as to abide by the Obamacare law. Many companies will cut their employees hours and take them to part-time workers to avoid Obamacare fines/penalties. Those two moves will leave millions without medical insurance and cut off their medical insurance employee options. What will they do?!? Obama will step in, put the public option into the law and save us from doom and gloom again. lol The democrats intentions of a single-pay system with all monies from citizens and corporations going directly to the government will be their dream come true.
Connect your own dots looney-toon before you attempt to fog up the facts with your crazy shit.
Since: Oct 11
#77607 Jan 26, 2013
I'm not mad about nothing! Just
pointing out how miserable you are and how you want everyone else to be miserable,that's all.
I'm glad you believe in God!
You don't seem to believe in our country...and you shouldn't put me any
group! Hollywood types?...you're priceless!
Nana nana boo boo...and you called me an idiot!
The fact is,things are getting better and you can't stand it..that's all!
#77608 Jan 26, 2013
Tuesday, of this week. Jan Schakowsky (dem-Illinois), Henry Waxman (dem-California) and 43 other House members introduced the Public Option bill to be infused into the Obamacare law under the guise that it would reduce our deficit. The Public Option Deficit Reduction Act (OMG...LMAO...now they are concerned about the deficit if it means pushing another piece of their agenda through)which will offer a government publicly-run healthcare system. Whaala...like magic, the public option is back!
Rep. Lynn Woosley (dem-California) said this is the perfect moment/opportunity to re-insert the public option into the Affordable Healthcare Act/law.
Wait for it, wait for it...Bam! Executive Order! Timing is everything when you are corrupt. Long live our King!
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No I didn't know him. My father probably did. My father and his 4 sisters were born in Casey County. There would have been 4 more siblings if the two sets of twins had lived. I have family who still live there.
#77610 Jan 26, 2013
No school shooter has ever had a felony. I'd have to check on them all but I don't know of one that had ever been arrested. Got any more theories not coming from your ass?
#77611 Jan 26, 2013
Things are getting better? Then you should be overjoyed at the opportunity to go preach that to your fellow man since most of them still believe the doom and gloom theory as they live in poverty every day of their lives. As they struggle with no job and no prospects of getting a job. As they watch their babies go to bed hungry as your messiah sends billions to the Muslim Brotherhood to help finance the doom and gloom in those parts of the world. Why aren't you doing your civic duty and going out to those Americans in need and telling them that everything is fine. Isn't that what you posted? Everything is fine? Enlighten the crazies with your BS. Dazzle them with your delusions.
Stop replying with your little kiddie jabs at people who are willing to accept facts as being the crazy ones. Go stand in the unemployment line and the at the food stamp office, take a trip down to poverty row in America and prove to those people that they are crazy because their lives suck after 4 years of Obama and the progressives. Tell them how grateful and honored they should be.
Chickenshit! That's right, run your sucker but when it's time to stand up and prove yourself...you just call people crazy and cry Bush. You are a loser and you have proved that beyond a shadow of a doubt today. Everything is fine. Didn't Obama announce to all of us that everything in the private sector was fine when it came to jobs...as he rained (reigned) 43 straight months of high unemployment down on our heads? Smoke another one, stoner.
#77612 Jan 26, 2013
It's like a picnic for them. Been doing it for 40 years and will be doing it for the next 40. Each year more and more surveyed say they would not support a complete ban on abortion, Just one more issue you Repubs are on the wrong side of with the voters in America. Keep it up. 2016 will be here soon and we want more of that crazy rape talk and placing women in jail talk.
#77613 Jan 26, 2013
Yep, Hollywood wannabe. That's why you and your ilk had nothing to say when the republicans were upset that Harry Reid and the other crooked dems put Hollywood pork in the Sandy Relief bill. Millions for Hollywood because we all know how much Hollywood is suffering in these horrible times, right? Hundreds of thousands of dollars in the Sandy Relief bill to buy a car for some corrupt political dem in Mississippi, millions of dollars in the Sandy Relief bill to fix museum roofs in Washington. Your Hollywood idols played a big hand in getting Obama elected twice so I guess this is Hollywood pay-back pork dues.
You are exactly the example of someone voting for a man because P Diddy told you that you would be cool, like him, if you voted for the Big O (not Oprah, but Obama).
Your ignorance amuses me at times.
#77614 Jan 26, 2013
You left this out from your post:
WASHINGTON (AP) The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level in five years.
The Labor Department said Thursday that weekly unemployment benefit applications dropped 5,000 to a seasonally adjusted 330,000. That's the fewest since January 2008.
The four-week average, a less volatile measure, fell to 351,750. That's also the lowest in nearly five years.
#77615 Jan 26, 2013
Did any of those school shooters use the weapons that are on the ban lists coming from the democrats? Wasn't there an assualt weapons ban in effect when Columbine took place? Did that ban stop Columbine? Did any laws restricting law abiding citizens prevent any of the school shootings or theater shootings? So why is it that you believe the same conditions/situation will produce a different result this time around?
Do the criminals and the insane staunchly follow the law in your neck of the woods in lala land? It must be working because that's your answer to the problem. Please give us some facts and results on your findings concerning laws being made for people who don't abide by the law and never will... as solving our shooter problems. Thanks.
#77616 Jan 26, 2013
And you left out the millions who have given up finding gainful employment after 4 years of trying and you left out the millions of Americans that had to settle for a part-time job just to have a job. You left out that if things are getting better why are the number of Americans living in poverty still climbing as we speak? Why has the Obama administration added 17 million people to the food stamp rolls because of their failed policies if things are getting better? Shouldn't those numbers be declining? lol I guess they would be if you could find a way to ignore those who have given up and those who have been knocked to the ground with a part time shitty job just to survive. Point well taken and thanks for making that point...even though, as usual, it bit you in your dumb ass again.
#77617 Jan 26, 2013
Thanks for your post that had NOTHING to do with the conversation of ---did any school shooter have a criminal background record.
#77618 Jan 26, 2013
I have to agree with you that is as has been going on a long time,and that the Democratic speil wants it to be .But you see,many of us believe killing a fetus is murder.Now admitted,if the anti pregnancy pill could be designed to eject the sperm the same time it is injected,might make some difference.But abortion as it is,particularly the 3rd term is murder in the eyes and thinking of most Christians.This is where this Nation has gone wrong also,in many of our opinions.The idea of never ,any,abortion is also wrong,as many of us believe the life of the Mother is to be saved in cases of incest,rape,or medical reasons.There is no RIGHT answer,but what is this about jail talk?Is this another of the threats imagined for fear talk?
I could be totally wrong,but somewhere there has to be some reason where this entire Nation of People will come to realize,the politicians don`t care what is right or wrong,what the people want or don`t want.It is always just a question of keeping their jobs,and Washington keeping the money.Screw the people except when in a corner!
#77619 Jan 26, 2013
How stupid can you be?If no one gives a dam why is it still going like gangbusters? What are you doing here anyway. Take your self away if you don't like it.
#77625 Jan 26, 2013
I don't know about that. never been around people that practice it. I do believe in God and Satan.
#77626 Jan 26, 2013
would you left wing tards make up your mind, do you or do you not want congressional approval, man, you even make oblamer look 1/2 smart sometimes,
United States
#77629 Jan 26, 2013
DIVIDE and CONQUER ...
...people are here 24/7 fighting with each other.
Our politicians are not stupid...while YOU are next to your computer eating top ramen, no money for anything, they're enjoying best foods, fine fine, nice cars, expensive art. Who do you think is paying for all of that? YOU!
They, take your taxes, convince you ...MUST, and some of you say OK!
If our politicians are not millionaires, they're "poor"...they are corrupted, arrogant, powerful, dishonest, and for sure know how to manipulate the public.
How many of their relatives are lobbyists ...?????
Harry Reid has 2 sons lobbyists. The most transparent administration, right... Remember, for our politicians, there is NO red America, or blue America ...they only know "GREEN" America!
Lobbyists invest in our government $1.00 and get $220.00 in return...nice investment, like G.E. and others.
Our government's spending is our of control, lying left and right...and some of you believe every bull crap they're feeding you!
#77630 Jan 26, 2013
For a little while without all that cut and paste I did not reconize you there American Lady.
#77633 Jan 26, 2013
Isn't it already law that you are to have a background check when purchasing a gun? Do law abiding citizens get background checks when they purchase guns? Yes they do that's why they are law abiding citizens. Do criminals get background checks when they are buying guns from their homeboys in the alley? That's why they aren't referred to as law abiding citizens and that's why a background check means nothing in your attempt to justify your crap. Your ilk, as Rahm Emanual put it said...never let a good crisis go to waste. And you aren't, are you? If this progresses your liberal agenda then so be it. Let the prez parade a few kids around and claim what he's doing is for their safety, for the American people, get the photo op from the crisis and then send other people's kids back to the battlefield while his children remain protected.
Most Americans are not against background checks. They are already the law so your argument and accusations concerning that is just silly at best. Attempting to focus on an argument when there is no argument to focus on. Typical posturing from you morons. lol
Are you and the media and the democrats that are driving this frenzy even aware that no assault rifle was used in Newtown? Just checking in case that's your next line of defense argument you will need to focus on. lol
In 1966 Charles Whitman killed his mother. Then he killed his wife. Then he killed 14 people and wounded 32 other people from a tower at the University of Texas. His weapon was a Remington 700 bolt action rifle with a 3 round capacity internal mag. Assault rifle? Not really, huh? lol Too bad Obama and the democrats miracle assault rifle ban wasn't around back then. He could have saved many lives. Again.
Restricting law abiding citizens hasn't worked so well to decrease crime all thru our history, has it? Yet that's your brain fart solution. Ugh! Morons.
Obama has done nothing to address the actual issue of criminal violence. He did cause the NRA's membership to skyrocket. He did cause gun sales to go thru the roof. He did spur city governments to do the gun buy-back programs. People brought in rusty guns worth 10 bucks and walked out with a $190.00 profit for each worthless gun they sold to the city. Then they headed over to the local pawn shop and bought working guns with the cities donation.
You idiots better pray that Obamacare doesn't charge you 50% higher premiums for your prexisting brain fart disease. Youur stupidity is getting so bad the tax payers just can not afford to raise you and your offspring slugs any longer! lol
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Project Censored is a media research, education, and advocacy initiative housed at Sonoma State University since 1976. Project Censored was founded by Professor Carl Jensen to expose censorship in propaganda and mass media. Jensen named Professor Peter Phillips his successor, who then enlisted professors Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth. They have expanded Project Censorship to approximately two dozen university and college campuses across the United States, which is now the current size.[1] Among its journalistic activities is the publication of news stories omitted or censored by other media sources.[2]
Published works[edit]
Since 1993 Project Censored has published an annual trade paperback review of the "Top 25 Censored Stories of the Year". Features of the book include Junk Food News, comic strips by Tom Tomorrow, updates on previous top stories, essays, and interviews. The publisher is Seven Stories Press in New York. Other projects include For the Record, a weekly radio program featuring underpublished stories, hosted by Pat Thurston.
Top Censored Stories and Media Analysis of 2013-2014
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Walter Cronkite said that "Project Censored is one of the organizations that we should listen to, to be assured that our newspapers and our broadcasting outlets are practicing thorough and ethical journalism".[4]
The founder of the progressive news analysis and commentary website AlterNet criticized Project Censored as "stuck in the past" with a "dubious selection process" that "reinforces self-marginalizing, defeatist behavior".[5] It has also been criticized for reporting on stories which are arguably not "under-reported" or "censored" at all,[6] as they have sometimes appeared in the New York Times and other high-profile publications.
Some of these claims come from other progressive publications, such as AlterNet, Mother Jones, and New Politics that are concerned that the Project's mis-reporting will give the progressive movement and its alternative media less credibility. For example, Project Censored has been criticized for consistently downplaying Serbian atrocities in Bosnia and Kosovo,[7] for exaggerating the dangers of the Cassini-Huygens space probe to Saturn,[8] and for giving support to 9/11 conspiracy theories.[9]
Professor Robert Jensen and journalist Norman Solomon resigned from Project Censored's panel of national judges over the decision to highlight the 9/11 conspiracy theories of Steven E. Jones, a founder of Scholars for 9/11 Truth, in Censored 2007.[10]
In a debate with Project Censored's Associate Director Mark Lowenthal, Jack Shafer wrote that Project Censored had "an overbearing left-wing bias -- a fact belied by its refusal to review stories from the right-wing or conservative press, the openly partisan nature of the stories that are selected and the leftist panel of judges who help select them."[11]
List of winners of Project Censored awards[edit]
- Joel Bleifuss
- Lisa Gale Garrigues, 2004
- Dave Lindorff, 2004
- Rock Creek Free Press, 2008
See also[edit]
- ^ Huff, Mickey; Roth, Andy Lee (October 7, 2014). Censored 2015: Inspiring We the People. New York/Oakland: Seven Stories Press. p. 11. ISBN 1609805658.
- ^ "Project Censored Media Democracy in Action: About Us". Project Censored. Archived from the original on 2006-12-19. Retrieved 2006-12-22.
- ^ Huff, Mickey; Roth, Andy Lee (October 7, 2014). Censored 2015: Inspiring We the People. Seven Stories Press. ISBN 1609805658.
- ^ "Censored 2004: The Top 25 Censored Stories". Powell's Books.
- ^ Don Hazen (2000-04-01). "Beyond Project Censored: It's time for a new award". AlterNet. Retrieved 2007-02-04.
- ^ Brooke Shelby Biggs (2000-04-11). "The Unbearable Lameness of Project Censored". Mother Jones. Retrieved 2007-01-31.
- ^ David Walls (2002). "How Project Censored Joined The Whitewash of Serb Atrocities". New Politics. Archived from the original on 2006-10-16. Retrieved 2006-12-23.
- ^ Lynn Cominsky, Phil Plait, and David Walls (2004-10-03). "With Cassini's Orbit, Science Trumps Ignorance". Albion Monitor. Retrieved 2007-01-31.
- ^ Paul Payne (2006-11-04). "There's that other theory on 9/11: SSU hosts discredited academic who says U.S. could have planned attack". The Press Democrat. Retrieved 2007-01-28.
- ^ C.D. Stelzer (June 28, 2007). "Over the Line: Two Judges Quit Project Censored to Protest 9/11 Story". Illinois Times. Retrieved 2007-09-13.
- ^ Mark Lowenthal (1996-05-27). "Unclear on the Concept (Part II)". Albion Monitor. Retrieved 2006-12-23.


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