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Basic Nurturing & Scoring
Speakers: Jeff Coveney (Application Security), Steve Susina (Crain Communications), Bryan Ehrenfreund (Televerde)
Time: May 24th at 8:00am
Want to set up your lead nurturing and scoring programs but not sure where to start? Learn the best practices, steps and strategies that went into setting up these star customers' programs.
Best Practices for salesforce.com Integration
Speakers: Stephanie Worthington (Coraid), Kim Stites (CPP), Jep Castelein (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 10:20am
You know that salesforce.com integration can expand the effectiveness of your sales and marketing process—but are you taking full advantage of the latest and greatest features? Do you know how to make the most of the integration functionality that's now available? Join this session for tips, best practices, and tricks to optimize your organization's integration between Marketo and salesforce.com.
Campaign Follow Up – What to Do with a Lead?
Speakers: Melissa McCready (CRM Happy), Carly Guarcello (Joyent, Inc), Justin England (ReachForce)
Time: May 24th at 10:20am
What are the best practices for tradeshow/event management using Marketo? Are you sending a pre-show invite to your booth including a link to your post-show webinar? How are you managing the tradeshow where you can report on ROI? How are those leads being passed to sales to effectively work? Learn from customers who have perfected the pre and post-show best practices on when to send, what to send, setting up a webinar using Marketo, and how to set up the processes up in a wayto capture quality information to then pass to sales to increase your tradeshow pre and post show activities.
CRO and CMO panel: A Look at the 21st Century Revenue Organization
Speakers: Keith Higgins (Symphony Teleca Corporation), Debbie Jo Severin (8x8), Rosanne Saccone (Pentaho)
Time: May 24th at 8:00am
In this interactive panel session, learn what leaders of some of the most successful and fastest-growing companies are doing to beat the competition and grow revenues. Executive panelists will share best practices on how to align marketing and sales, focus on the right metrics and adapt to the latest trends and tools to best address the needs of their buyer.
Engaging with Cross Channel Marketing
Speakers: Maria Pergolino (Marketo), Tricia Reilly (VMWare), Loretta Jones (Echosign)
Time: May 23rd at 3:45pm
The days of relying purely on email blasts or single ad campaigns are gone. Successful marketers recognize they have to engage customers through multiple customer-facing channels, reaching them with relevant messages at the right time, over the right channels and with the appropriate frequency based on customer needs. Hear real-life case studies of how Marketo customers used an intelligent blend of inbound and outbound techniques to close deals.
How to Design a 'Revenue Cycle' and Why It's Important
Speakers: Tracy Eiler (Cloud9 Analytics), Michael Berger (McGraw-Hill Higher Education), Maneeza Aminy (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 11:10am
Don't let potential customers end up in "lead purgatory." In this session, learn how to implement SLA stages wherever possible to ensure your leads either flow forward or are recycled back to marketing. Learn to keep your inventory stages to a minimum so that prospective customers don't sit idle.
How to Get Started with Revenue Cycle Analytics
Speakers: Jon Miller (Marketo), Alexandre Pelletier (Acquisio)
Time: May 24th at 11:20am
Have you looked at Revenue Cycle Analytics but not been sure where or how to get started? Come hear how Acquisio integrated Revenue Cycle Analytics into their RPM process. Learn some tips, tricks, and best practices on implementing and using Revenue Cycle Analytics to get a complete view of your marketing and sales pipeline.
Keynote: Secrets of Success in a Brave New World
Speaker: Sue Bostrom (Cisco Systems)
Time: May 23rd at 9:40am
In her keynote, Bostrom will answer the question, "What does it really mean to be successful in a brave new world?" Bostrom will also provide personal examples of what works in marketing, as well as her experiences in how to scale a business for global success
Keynote: Why Social Matters for Lead Generation, Salesforce.com
Speakers: Andy MacMillan (Salesforce.com), Beth Cossette (CenturyLink)
Time: May 23rd at 1:55pm
Research shows that more people use social media than email. Social has changed the marketing landscape forever. In this new marketing world, customers' expectations and the rate of communications have all changed. In addition roles of individuals in an organization are changing. In this presentation we will discuss the changing landscape for marketers, how social is accretive to pipe generation, and how they can harness new tools achieve social success.
Keynote: Marketing & Sales in a Brave New World
Speaker: Phil Fernandez (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 9:00am
Global technological, cultural and media changes have forever transformed the process of buying and selling. Marketo CEO Phil Fernandez will unveil his strategies for thriving in this new world, as revealed in his new book, Revenue Disruption. He'll also give you an inside look at exciting developments at Marketo, including our recent acquisition of Crowd Factory, and innovative new products and services designed to meet your needs as a 21st Century revenue professional.
Keynote: The Impact of Revenue Cycle Modeling, LeadMD & OraMetrix
Speakers: Justin Gray (LeadMD), Dan DeSilva (OraMetrix)
Time: May 24th at 9:00am
Many organizations build a revenue model and somewhere it gets lost during execution. Dan De Silva and Justin Gray will take you from inception to execution to success in a front to back model of success that is driving results. See how the idea of a streamlined and scalable revenue model literally determines day-to-day marketing decisions and drives prospects through a well-planned path that allows vision into predictive metrics. This is a must see.
Keynote: The Journey to Revenue Marketing Transformation™, The Pedowitz Group & Acquisio
Speakers: Debbie Qaqish (The Pedowitz Group), Alexandre Pelletier (Acquisio)
Time: May 23rd at 10:20am
Marketing's accountability for revenue is on the front of every executive's mind. How do marketing organizations transform from being perceived as a cost center to becoming an integral part of the revenue engine? Join Debbie to examine how customers are managing strategy, people, process, technology, content and results on their journey to revenue marketing transformation.
Keynote: The Lead-to-Revenue Management Zeitgeist, Forrester
Speaker: Lori Wizdo (Forrester)
Time: May 23rd at 1:15pm
When your peers approach Forrester Research with inquiries about Lead-to-Revenue Management (L2RM), they are wrestling with the tougher challenges. They have questions about how to set strategy and goals, how to define and structure processes, how to manage change, and much more. In this presentation, Ms. Wizdo will reprise the client inquiries that Forrester fielded in the two quarter – along with the advice that Forrester has given. The inquiries, along with data from Forrester's Q4, 2011 Marketing Operations and Investment Survey, reveal the baseline of current practice, so you can assess your own L2RM maturity. Forrester's insight and advice can help you get started, or move faster, with fewer slip-ups, on your own journey — whether you're implementing, refining, or automating the L2RM process.
Lunch Speaker: Destroying the 7 Myths of B2B Social Media
Speaker: Jay Baer (Convince & Convert)
Time: May 23rd at 12:00pm
Social media isn't just for Coke, McDonalds, and Old Spice. Social and content strategist and author Jay Baer will crush the misconceptions about social media for B2B in this rousing, hype-free, high-energy session.
Marketo On Marketing, A Behind the Scenes Look
Speaker: Jon Miller (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 2:45pm
Get a never before seen look into the ROI driven social media campaigns, content marketing, and revenue performance strategies that are powering Marketo's best-in-class growth. Listen in as co-founder of Marketo, Jon Miller, highlights real-life campaigns and demonstrates how Marketo leverages its own solutions to maximize marketing performance through advanced sales and marketing strategies, effective content marketing and automated demand generation and social marketing campaigns. In addition, he will divulge which marketing channels deliver the greatest ROI for Marketo and share best practices in lead nurturing and lead scoring to drive higher qualified leads and provide insights into forecasting to demonstrate marketing's impact on revenue using analytics.
Marketo Revenue Performance Excellence Awards Ceremony
Speaker: Jason Holmes (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 9:30am
The Revenue Performance Excellence Awards, aka "The Revvies," recognize and celebrate customers and partners that are using Marketo to push outside the bounds of existing markets and away from their competition. This year, we have 11 award categories which will recognize customers who are truly leaders and innovators in their space. Attend this keynote to [...]
Marketo Sales Insight: Tales from Sales
Speakers: Michael Robertson (Egencia), Ryan Bott (Fusion-io), Patrick Donnelly (Marketo), Lise' McCarthy (Steel Brick)
Time: May 23rd at 2:45pm
Want to boost your sales team's productivity? In this session, learn about best practices in deploying Marketo Sales Insight direct from the front lines and gain secrets to making your sales representatives wildly successful. You'll hear from sales executives at Fusion-IO, Egencia and Marketo on their rollout of Marketo Sales Insight and how they are using the product to gain real-time insight and empower their teams to close deals faster.
Measuring the (Real) Effectiveness of Programs
Speakers: Chris Russell (Marketo), Michael Valle (CenturyLink), Carol Tang (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 8:00am
Measuring program effectiveness can be hard for many reasons: multiple programs touch an opportunity, each opportunity has multiple influencers, recycling leads adds complexity and the investments you make today will yield revenue impact in the future. The result is many marketers focus on the wrong metrics such as cost-only or quantity (names) or quality (revenue). In this session, you'll learn how to overcome these challenges by designing your programs to be measurable, applying different revenue attribution models and focusing on key trends over time.
Meet Our New Products!
Speaker: Alexander Mouldovan (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 11:10am
Since Marketo acquired Crowd Factory in April, we've been hard at work to deliver the world's first integrated solution for Social Marketing Automation. Together, we're breaking social marketing from its usual silo, making it an integrated and integral part of every online marketing initiative. Come and see how you can amplify and measure social-enabled campaigns [...]
Optimizing the ROI for PR and AR
Speakers: Kirk Crenshaw (Appirio), Lori Bush Shepard (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 8:00am
Do you wish you could be able to really know how your public relations efforts are measuring up? Learn how to track your public relations efforts and determine the impact marketing communications has on revenue. We'll show you real world examples and give you a new strategic approach to increase the value of your public relations and analyst relations programs.
Optimizing the Six Controls of Revenue Marketing Transformation™
Speaker: Debbie Qaqish (The Pedowitz Group)
Time: May 24th at 10:20am
Connecting your marketing efforts to a repeatable, predictable and scalable revenue result requires optimizing six controls: Strategy, People, Process, Technology, Content, and Results. Bring your ipad, laptop, or smartphone to this interactive session and you'll walk away with a gap analysis based on these six controls. Regardless of how far you've come or how far you need to go, this session will help you create a roadmap for your journey to Revenue Marketing Transformation.
PPC Optimization: Conversion is Only Half the Battle
Speakers: Richard Stokes (AdGooroo), Mike Nierengarten (Obility Consulting), Nick Perone (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 11:10am
Learn cutting edge tracking strategies to optimize your paid search programs. You will learn how to set up tracking within Marketo, how to combine reports from Marketo's analytics and Google AdWords, and how to use this data to improve on your paid search strategies.
Practical Tips to Get Started on the Right Metrics
Speakers: Kristen Petersen (F5), Shonal Narayan (Marketo), Gina Melani (Pentaho)
Time: May 23rd at 4:45pm
Over the past 10 years, the day-to-day function of a B2B marketing team has changed dramatically and the pressure to deliver is more intense than ever. In this lighthearted, but informative session, learn practical tips to help you pacify sales, convince your boss (and boss's boss) that your programs are working and assess your current campaign performance.
Product Team Presents: Customer Love Release
Speakers: Cheryl Chavez (Marketo), Erik Rehn (Marketo), Alexander Mouldovan (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 11:20am
Get an in depth view of Marketo's upcoming Customer Love release from the Marketo Product team. We've gathered your requests from the Marketo Community and are excited to announce…
Sales & Marketing Alignment with Marketo
Speakers: Jennifer O'Brien (Egencia), Michael Robertson (Egencia), Ben Lillie (QlikView), Koka Sexton (InsideView)
Time: May 23rd at 4:45pm
Your Marketing strategy is more important than ever. It is no longer sufficient to just automate sales and marketing specific functions, it's about connecting all the interactions across those functions into a unified revenue organization. Come to this session to learn how to successfully align sales and marketing and how Marketo's complete Revenue Performance Management solution can help your organization develop a successful cross channel revenue strategy.
Sales Cycle Optimization With Content, SEO & Social Media
Speaker: Lee Odden (TopRank Online Marketing)
Time: May 23rd at 4:45pm
While Google.com handles over 11 billion queries a month, competition for attention on the search and social web is at an all time high. There are over 65,743,590 blog posts published each month and more video is uploaded to YouTube in that time than the 3 major US networks created in 60 years. Content flows in every direction throughout a variety of platforms, formats and devices. The mass adoption of the social and mobile web has facilitated a revolution of information access, sharing
Secrets To A Successful Lead Qualification Team
Speakers: Anne Lannan (LogRhythm), Jon Miller (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 3:45pm
Are you investing in the right sales resources? In this session, discover a Marketo customer's model for building an inside sales organization though the use of Sales Development Representatives to support a predicable sales pipeline and create a monthly target of Sales Qualified leads.
Shorten Lead Cycles and Reduce Touches Leveraging Customer Data
Speakers: Ben Stein (Data.com), Jamie Domenici (Data.com)
Time: May 23rd at 4:45pm
Want to learn how to make your leads in Salesforce perform even better? Data.com will share 3 tactics, from basic to advanced, that will change how you approach lead collection and management. Leave with tactics to ensure that you are moving your leads to sales faster, all while keeping them up to date throughout the nurture track.
Technical Tips for Killer Deliverability
Speakers: Autumn Tyr-Salvia (Marketo), Jep Castelein (Marketo), Tim Starr (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 8:00am
Today, email reputation and deliverability are top of mind to many marketers. In this session you will learn from Marketo employees of how to improve your deliverability and effectively implement these tactics into your own email marketing strategy.
The Down Line: Marketing Revenue Attribution with Complex Sales Models
Speakers: Justin Gray (LeadMD), Rachelle Kerr (Lattice Semiconductor)
Time: May 23rd at 3:45pm
Supporting centralized marketing efforts through channel distribution sales is no easy feat. In this session we will reveal best practices around lead source attribution, sales follow up and revenue tracking throughout the sales chain. With a combination of Marketo and Salesforce.com CRM a centralized marketing team can overcome the challenges around traditional channel sales and achieve a scalable process that promotes usage and growth.
The Importance of Developing a Global Rollout Strategy Around Marketing Automation
Speakers: Jane Gibson (Kimberly-Clark), Ashley Brucker (Marketo), Steven Lewis (MarketBridge)
Time: May 23rd at 2:45pm
Considering going global with Marketo – expanding your existing implementation? Come learn from Marketo customers who have rolled Marketo out to their global marketing and sales teams. We'll focus on creating the right processes and roll out plan, privacy and security considerations, and general governance.
The RPM Benchmark – Your One-Two Punch for Success!
Speakers: Sandra Freeman (Marketo), Kelly Waffle (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 3:45pm
Learn the best practices of companies with the highest growth and most productive revenue engines. Through a review of the Marketo 2012 Revenue Performance Management (RPM) benchmark and its process, you will learn the different stages of RPM maturity, how your company compares to industry standards, and how you can take your company to the next level. You will get benchmarks and best practices to help you grow the number and quality of your leads and opportunities, improve your sales productivity, and optimize your sales and marketing ROI. Join us for this fast-paced session and dare to compare and optimize, your one-two punch for success!
Three Steps to Accelerate Revenues from Existing Customers
Speakers: Dominique Levin (Totango), Jeff Wiss (Zendesk)
Time: May 24th at 11:20am
Customers are using Marketo's technology for much more than closing new deals. They are also using it to nurture their current customer base to score and nurture clients for upsell opportunities and renewals. Find out their secrets for success in turning the customer lifecycle into a revenue machine. Dominique Levin, CMO at Totango will present a three-step program to revenue acceleration using existing customer marketing. In addition, Jeff Wiss, Vice President Demand Generation from Zendesk will present mind-blowing customer marketing campaigns that are boosting revenues for Zendesk.
Tips for Achieving Success with Marketo
Speakers: Bethany Perkins (Pinstripe), Tara Salmon (Aconex), Eric Choi (Eucalyptus Systems), Janet Driscoll Miller (Search Mojo), Kelly Abner (Marketo)
Time: May 24th at 8:00am
Want to know how other businesses are using Marketo for success? Get ready for a rapid-fire session in which four customers will highlight how they're using Marketo Revenue Performance Management to grow their business. You'll walk away with dozens of best practices you can implement immediately.
Using SOAP API to Integrate with Marketo
Speakers: Dan Soschin (American Public University System), Yves de Montcheuil (Talend), Erik Rehn (Marketo), Jonathan Beaton (iDatix Corporation), Angelo Matheou (Marketo)
Time: May 23rd at 3:45pm
Are you using the Marketo SOAP API to integrate with other CRM systems? Successful Marketo integration projects require collaboration between IT and business users to fully understand business process requirements and considerations as well as technological challenges. In this session, customers share business and technical best practices for integration, drawing on insights gained from real-life integration projects.
Viral Marketing Using Visual Content
Speakers: Maria Pergolino (Marketo), Jason Lankow (Column Five Media)
Time: May 24th at 10:20am
Content is evolving. No longer are white papers and webinars the secret to inbound marketing success, visual is becoming the norm. Get ready to kick the tires and light the fires around your content strategy as we show you how to effectively utilize visual content like infographics, video, visual note-taking, memes, and even Instagrams into your marketing campaigns. We'll show you how to amplify this content using the top visual social channels like Pinterest, YouTube, and Facebook. Give your content a viral shot in the arm with this not to be missed session.
Welcome to the Era of Customer Engagement
Speaker: Paul Greenberg (The 56 Group, LLC)
Time: May 24th at 10:20am
As the 21st century continues to march on, when it comes to business, there is one thing for sure. More than ever you have to engage customers. But what does that actually mean? How do you actually do it? What does a business have to think about to make it happen and not go broke [...]


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Others see Mississippi State defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, Texas A&M quarterback Ryan Tannehill, Clemson tight end Dwayne Allen, LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers, USC defensive end Nick Perry and Alabama safety Mark Barron.
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ESPN's Todd McShay: Tannehill
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SI.com's Don Banks: Worthy
CBS Sports' Rob Rang: Worthy
CBS Sports' Dane Brugler: Allen
FOX Sports' Peter Schrager: Brockers
NFL.com has all their mock drafts in one convenient location.
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Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, will partner with Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (SAC) to manufacture the new Model 162 SkyCatcher light sport aircraft (LSA).
Beijing, November 28, 2007 – Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, will partner with Shenyang Aircraft Corporation (SAC) to manufacture the new Model 162 SkyCatcher light sport aircraft (LSA). SAC is a subsidiary of China Aviation Industry Corporation I (AVIC I), which is a government-owned consortium of aircraft manufacturers.
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"The LSA market demands the latest avionics, safety and reliability, light-weight equipment and a competitive price tag," said Cessna Chairman, President and CEO Jack J. Pelton. "Our solution is to partner with SAC, a company with excellent facilities, state-of-the-art technologies and a workforce highly experienced in aircraft manufacturing. SkyCatcher customers will get an advanced design, high-quality workmanship and world-class product support, all at an affordable price from Cessna, a brand known and trusted worldwide."
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"SAC greatly values the cooperation with Cessna, and sees Cessna as a significant partner in the general aviation segment. Since the start of the cooperation between the two companies that began in 2003, a good foundation has been established," said Chairman and President, Mr. Luo Yang of SAC. "The communications and exchange of visits between the management of our two companies have strengthened the trust and understanding, which leads to today's signing of the Model 162 contract, making SAC the sole source supplier of this great airplane."
President, Mr. Lin Zouming of AVIC I added, "With the continual economic growth in China and the changes in China's policies for the general aviation industry, AVIC I has placed strategic importance on general aviation development and will strongly support and promote the business."
Founded in 1951, SAC is a civilian and military aircraft manufacturer with 16,000 employees in Shenyang, China. Boeing, Airbus, Bombardier, Spirit AeroSystems and Singapore Aerospace are just a few of SAC's clients.
"Through decades of joint production ventures and sub-assembly ventures with the industry's top manufacturers, SAC has emerged as the premier aircraft enterprise in China," Pelton said. "That experience and their outstanding facilities and production capabilities make them the perfect partner for us on the SkyCatcher program."
Cessna unveiled a proof-of-concept aircraft in July 2006 to gauge market response, then announced in July 2007 that it would proceed with development of a light sport aircraft, dubbed the Cessna 162 SkyCatcher. An introductory price of $109,500 USD will hold for the first 1,000 orders and then increase to $111,500 USD. Orders have already approached 900.
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Muslims discovered the Americas long before Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492, the head of a D.C.-based jihad-linked Islamic lobbying group told a Saudi TV station Dec. 27.
"There are historical accounts according to which the Muslims preceded Columbus, who is said to have discovered the U.S.," claimed Nihad Awad, the co-founder of the Council on American Islamic Relations.
"Some documents and accounts indicate that Muslim seafarers were the first to reach the U.S., [so] the bottom line is that Islam played a part in the establishment and development of the U.S.," Awad told the Saudi interviewer, in an interview in a New York studio.
CAIR did not respond to The Daily Caller's request for an explanation of Awad's comments, which were recorded by the Middle East Media Research Institute.
Awad's group bills itself as a "civil rights" group, but five of its former employees have been jailed or deported for terror offenses, and FBI officials refuse to meet Awad because of his ties to jihadi groups, such as Hamas.
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Well, he certainly appears to be "a wad" alright! Have to wonder what goat he dripped out of.
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It wasn't a goat, it was a Camel. They call them the ships of the dessert because they are full of Muzzie seamen.
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Tough shit. CAIR can still get the fuck out of the U.S.
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He obviously has his historical and hysterical accounts confused.
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If this is indeed true, forget Cowboys & Indians…
it's time to play Cowboys & Moslems.
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Naah, the Irish got here first–St. Brendan, in the early 6th century, about a hundred years before the founding of Islam.
Once again, Christianity trumps Islam.
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There are historical accounts according to which the Muslims preceded Columbus…
So does this mean that the koolaidians have to stop hating Columbus and start hating the muzloids for being the first to invade American Indian lands?
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There are secret documents that prove Henry Ford was actually a Muslim who was allergic to camels.
The Wright brothers were Muslims and were trying to invent an airplane to fly to Mecca.Noteworthy Comment +12 -
And then they hurried back to camelshitville forevermore,glad to be gone from the beauty of the Americas.
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Talk about your One Thousand and One Arabian Nuts…
One of those stories was how the Jews escaped the animalistic lands of the middle east and traveled North then South around a great sea of ice to a far distant land before the Great Flood and so that is why there are Cherokee Indians with Jewish bloodlines..
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Every jackass piece of turd from around the world now lays claim to the discovery of the America. You know what? I don't give a damn about who discovered this country anymore; all I care about is hoping there's plenty of guns in the hands of MY people to silence all these sons-of-bitches when the time comes. As for you sun-dried raisin, goat-fucking, acid-in-your-Mama's-face-sickos, right here!
Have a nice day
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In my mind the CAIR chief's most absurd, and offensive claim is this one.
"Islam flourishes in an atmosphere of freedom, and [it] spreads freedom, justice, and equality," he claimed. "Every day I live as an American-Muslim citizen, I rediscover the firm bonds between the humane system that the U.S. created for its people, and the values advocated by Islam,".
American values and the Americas as a discovered place both owe nothing to Muslims. America has no foundational stones formed by any deeds, ideas, morals or ethics that originate from Islam.
The CAIR Chief is as delusional as the current poor excuse for a Commander and Chief.
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Kennewick Man, the oldest human remains ever found in USA territory, resembled a caucasian, not an extra from "True Lies."
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Shortly after 1492 the Portuguese and Spanish stumbled upon the centuries old African slave trade that the Muslims established….and still use.
Maybe that's what they meant.
(yet fucking ignorant black Americans convert to musloidism by the thousands)
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"After 9/11, we saw great interest among the American public in becoming better acquainted with Islam by studying and reading about it," he said. "Very few books on Islam were available in the public libraries …. [and] most of these books were misleading or anti-Islamic."
"We decided to publish several books on Islam … [and] decided to send them free-of-charge to the American public libraries. … We managed to provide this collection, free-of-charge, to half of the [16,200 U.S.] libraries."
Do your part for America; VISIT a LIBRARY and take a look at those special books!
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So it wasn't chicken pox that killed American Indians. It was the god-awful stench of seafaring Muzzies.
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Yeah, sure they did and now they'll take credit for being the first ones to land on the moon sice NASA has abandoned its primary mission and has become a Muslim outreach because of Mohammed Bin Barry.
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Since, the cats trying to help me this morning by getting in my way while I'm on the computer.
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They came,
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Muslims also invented head chopping ,They invented everything but never made 1 dam thing .
they also invented flying saucers ,Aliens both types the space aliens and the illegal aliens, they invented the black hole , But they could not find it,They DID NOT INVENT toilet paper because they do not use it they use their bare fingers to do the DIRTY work , they invented sand thats why there is to much of it ,and not paper ,cos that would be to rough on there backsides, they invented rape , woman abuse ,peodephillier, ( spelling) ?,
This inventing thing is a bit daunting , Just one last thing i can think of and that is they INVENTED EVOLUTION, STARING WITH THEM SELVES FIRST.+2 -
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YES you are right THEY INVENTED TE SLAVE TRADE AND PUT THE BLAME ON THE BRITISH but thats one thing they will say they did not invent ,
LISTEN UP ALL YOU AFRICAN KIN FOLK THATS WHERE YOUR ANCESTORS CAME FROM " BECAUSE OF THE MUSLIMS SLAVE TRADE ", ( not the british or american or french THE MUSLIMS.)+1 -
I guess these assnuts figure if Obama can bullshit the ignorant, why can't the muzzies?
They've been doing it since their pedophile molested Aisha and invented satans other branch of religion called Islam.+4


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This city and college take their name from St. Mary's
Catholic Mission founded here by the Jesuits in 1848
for the Pottawatomie Indians. These missionaries, who
had lived with the tribe in eastern Kansas from 1838,
accompanied the removal to this area. A manual labor
school was operated at the mission until 1871. From it
developed St. Mary's College, chartered in 1869. In 1931
the college became a Jesuit seminary. A boulder on the
campus marks the site of the first cathedral between
the Missouri river and the Rocky Mountains. Built of
logs in 1849, it became the See of Bishop Miege, "Bishop
of the Indians." Vice President Charles Curtis, part Kaw
Indian, was baptized in this parish on April 15, 1860.
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Four Siegel High football football players that had a big impact in Siegel's success recently signed letters of intent with colleges.
Nick Kristinus christened the 2014 spring season with a bang Monday night.
The encore for Smyrna picked up where the first act left off last spring.
A familiar face will return to the La Vergne High basketball sideline in 2014.
Blackman's journey ended Saturday afternoon at Murphy Center with a gold ball tightly in the Lady Blaze's hands.
Blackman principal Gail Vick turned to one of her assistant principals Saturday afternoon after watching the school's girls basketball team win its first state title and asked a difficult, yet simple question.
Blackman wrapped up its first TSSAA state team championship in dominant fashion Saturday afternoon.
The biggest and brightest stage in Tennessee girls high school basketball was no match for Blackman on Saturday at Murphy Center.
For Blackman and Siegel, the road to the Class AAA title game of the BlueCross Boys Basketball State Championships won't be an easy one.
The journey began in June with the start of team camp.
Two area basketball standouts won TSSAA Miss Basketball awards on Saturday in Murphy Center.
The road to a Class AAA state championship again will go through Murfreesboro.
A long, grueling season ended with a gold ball Saturday afternoon for Blackman's girls basketball team, which defeated Memphis Ridgeway 65-44 in the Class AAA championship game.
Jackie Hudson scored 15 points to help unbeaten Union City knock off defending champion Jackson County 44-38 Saturday for the Division I Class A girls state basketball championship.
Eryn Foster's basket with 3.7 seconds left gave Memphis Ridgeway a 52-50 win over Rossview in the Class AAA semifinals on Friday at MTSU's Murphy Center.
A season of firsts will end with one more.
The top-ranked team in the country will have a chance to finish the season No. 1 in the state.
There was a time when people would travel to the Boys and Girls Club to watch Crystal Dangerfield play against the boys.
Cannon County may have the state tournament tradition.
Abbey Sissom donned a maroon and gold jersey for the last time Thursday night.
The careers of the highly-decorated Cannon County basketball team's senior class ended with the help of two key freshmen in the quarterfinals of the Class AA BlueCross Girls Basketball Championships on Thursday.
Cannon County had the most fan support on the second day of the state tournament. But attendance still dipped 484 below where it was a year ago.
Lamar Rogers was calm but direct with his statements Thursday following Clarkrange's 67-65 Class A quarterfinal loss to Meigs County.
The Cannon County girls basketball team will play in its third Class AA state tournament in four years at 4:30 p.m. today in Murphy Center against Fulton (28-5).
Cannon County senior Abbey Sissom will end her career as one of the school's all-time greatest girls basketball players.
The sounds of construction could be heard at times Wednesday afternoon inside Murphy Center, where the home for the TSSAA BlueCross State Basketball Championships tipped off girls play.
Houston didn't play a possession of zone defense in December when it faced Blackman in a holiday tournament.
It didn't take Mt. Juliet long to assert its interior advantage Wednesday against Jefferson County.
Blackman High has never won a game in the TSSAA BlueCross Girls Basketball State Championships.
Blackman fell behind early Tuesday night.
The goal this week for Micah Norris is the same for her Blackman High girls basketball teammates.
A day later, Blackman and Siegel have a second shot at punching their ticket to the TSSAA BlueCross Boys Basketball Championships.
Georgia's Shacobia Barbee, a former Riverdale High standout, was tabbed second-team All-SEC and also named to the league's All-Defensive team in balloting of coaches.
The heavily-favored Siegel boys basketball team went back and forth with Walker Valley for much of the first two quarters of its Class AAA sectional Tuesday night.
Blackman coach Chad Hibdon may not admit it.
A trip to next week's tournament at MTSU's Murphy Center is on the line when Siegel (30-1) plays host to Region 3-AAA runner-up Walker Valley (23-10) and Blackman (24-6) travels to Region 3 winner Stone Memorial (27-6) for 7 p.m. contests.
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The Cannon County girls basketball team will be back at the Class AA state tournament for the third time in four years later this week.
Chris Chambers spent four seasons directing a La Vergne boys basketball team that made four consecutive Region 4-AAA semifinal appearances.
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Lancaster Christian completed the girls basketball season with a 64-58 win over The Rock Christian School (Fla.) in the National Association of Christian Athletes' Division IA championship game in Dayton.
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Huntington, Ind.— The Huntington College athletic department announced its Athletes of the Week for the week of April 12-18, 2004. Women's softball freshman Veronica Brown and men's golf junior Jay Tropf earned the honors for their outstanding efforts during the week's competitions.
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Veronica Brown, a journalism major from Markle, Ind. (Norwell High School), went 2-1 on the week for the Forester softball team. Brown pitched a complete game shutout in the first game of a doubleheader against Goshen College and split two decisions at Anderson University. In the shutout, Brown allowed just four hits with two walks and five strikeouts in seven innings. For the week, she tallied 16 1/3 innings of work and gave up no earned runs, 10 hits and three walks, while striking out eight. The Foresters are 9-17 on the season and 5-7 in the conference. They next travel to Rensselaer to take on St. Joseph's College on Tuesday, April 20, at 3:00 p.m.
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Jay Tropf, a recreation management major from Upland, Ind. (Eastbrook High School), shot back to back rounds of 75 to help get the team off to a good start in Mid-Central Conference (MCC) play. On Tuesday at Coffin Golf Course in Indianapolis, Tropf was consistent with a 38 on the front nine and a 37 on the back. His score tied him for fifth place in the individual standings and helped lead the team to a second-place finish. On Saturday at Walnut Creek golf course in Upland, he fired a 35 on the front nine and a 40 on the back. The Foresters are currently in fourth place in the MCC standings, but are only six strokes out of second. The golf team next hosts the MCC at LaFontaine Golf Course on Tuesday, April 20, at 12:00 noon.
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