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Chilling newly released video every American should watch...
Original post made by , on Mar 19, 2009
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To act upon this knowledge, go to the website actforamerica "dot" org
on Mar 19, 2009 at 10:56 am
If these scare tactics don't stop, I'm gonna write an essay about trolls and naughty posters with fake names!!!
on Mar 20, 2009 at 12:32 am
Do you know how we got access to this tape?
Besides being vigilant I don't know what more we (as citizens) can do.
on Mar 20, 2009 at 8:00 am
S -- Thank you for your interest. There is plenty one can do at the local level to make a difference.
This videoclip was obtained thru the organization (below) headed by Brigitte Gabriel, author of "Because They Hate: A Survivor of Islamic Terror" and "They Must Be Stopped: Why We Must Defeat Radical Islam and How We Must Do It". They are terrific books and a must read for all Americans...especially since you will not hear about this from mainstream media.
Also, go to her website where you can sign up to receive e-newsletters to learn more...and to help become an local area organizer. Go to her websites ...
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Here is a link to the first one listed...
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Robben Island
Once "home" to some of South Africa's most famous political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela, Robben Island is one of the country's most visited tourist attractions, and rightly so. Do not leave Cape Town without visiting the island – it is likely to be one of the highlights of your trip.
Robben Island is situated some 9km (5.5mi) offshore from Cape Town. Dubbed "Robben" ("the place of seals") by Dutch settlers, the island was declared a World Heritage Site in 1999, and over the centuries has been used as a prison, a hospital, a mental institution, and a military base. It is most famous for being a political prison during apartheid, an era of racial segregation in South Africa, when many of South Africa's most prominent freedom fighters spent time here. Nelson Mandela spent 18 years of the 27 years he was imprisoned on the island.
Take a tour to Robben Island
A tour of the Robben Island Museum begins at the Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V & A Waterfront (+27 (0)21 408 7600), where you can look through multimedia exhibitions, visit the museum shop and enjoy a meal at the restaurant while you wait for your ferry.
Ferries depart regularly from the gateway, and each tour takes approximately 3.5 hours. You will be guided around the island by a former political prisoner who will relay the history of the island, together with firsthand accounts of prison life, ensuring a personal and poignant tour. The tour takes you to the maximum security prison, and to Mandela's cell in particular, which has been left in its original state.
A bus takes you to the lime quarry where Mandela and his fellow prisoners did hard labour. Additional stopovers include the Kramat (shrine) of Tuan Guru (a Muslim leader), the Lepers' Graveyard and the house where Robert Sobukwe lived in solitary confinement for nine years.
Robben Island also has an interesting mix of flora and fauna and Murray Bay, the island's small harbour, is home to 140 000 African penguins.
Cape Town Tourism keeps a list of operators who specialise in tours to Robben Island.
A trip to Robben Island
Read more about what you can expect from a trip to Robben Island on our blog: A photo essay of Robben Island
Extra info
Opening times:
07h00 to 21h00 every day
Ferry departure times:
09h00; 11h00; 13h00 and 15h00
- Phone: +27 (0)21 413 4200
- Website: http://www.robben-island.org.za
- Physical Address: Robben Island
Cape Town
Museum of Gems & Jewellery
This unique museum project takes visitors on a journey from when diamonds first began to form three billion years ago and their 150 km journey to the surface, following the unique path of South African diamonds from their origin in extinct volcanoes to the deposits along our coastline. Learn about unique and rare gemstones, and see how jewellery has changed through thousands of years. The story about South Africa's mineral wealth is told, not only for diamonds, but also for our Platinum and Gold deposits.
Buyel'Embo Village
This cultural village aims to remind us of our origin and serves as the reservoir for African knowledge pertaining to nature and traditions, giving us an opportunity to celebrate who we are through music (wonderful sounds from live bands) or from its' distinct fineness of cuisine, topped up with African (local) arts and crafts.
Braai and Camping
Hot summer sun, extra long days and warm nights, sun-kissed skin and time to spend with loved ones; summer in Cape Town is the ideal time to get outdoors and enjoy getting closer to the spectacular nature that is within minutes from the bustling city.
Cape Town Diamond Museum
Diamonds were formed three billion years ago by molecular-changing heat of around 1 300 °C, deep within the Earth's crust. If you didn't know that, then you have not been to the Cape Town Diamond Museum.
Castle Military Museum
The Castle Military Museum is housed in the oldest building in South Africa, the Castle of Good Hope. It is a tribute to the brave regiments of the past, providing an insight into the political history of the country and celebrating the rich military history of the Cape.
How much is ti to get there. I am organising a trip with a few friends.
Sybrand van der Spuy
A major disappointment. Although still a highlight in our Cape Town visit - the contemporary historical relevance is irrefutable and certainly worth visiting/experiencing - the whole visit smells of a loosely facilitated (will hate to use the word organized) money making industry. This goes for both sides of the boat trip and especially the boat trip itself - safety seemingly NOT a primary consideration. It was heartfelt and moving to hear firsthand jail experiences from our guide in the Maximum Security Jail on the island. Unfortunately he also intertwined his valuable tales with unmasked (seemingly personal and very skewed) political propaganda, vicious racist remarks and bordering on slanderous anecdotes - certainly not doing the SA history nor the Madiba legacy any favours. Unprofessional. With a little organization and cleaning-up this can be a visit of a lifetime, as it is meant to be!
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I have never forgotten my trip to Robben Island - it is a must for all visitors. Our guide had me in tears because of his integrity and forgiveness. I don't believe enough has been done for the ex-prisoners - they should be heroes


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Kanli kula - Herceg Novi - Montenegro
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Kanli kula
Kanli kula name is from Turkish origin and it means a bloody tower. It is situated in the north part of the old town in Herceg Novi. With its size and position the tower dominates over the Herceg Novi (the height is 85 meters above the sea level). Kanli kula in fact used to be a complex fortification system in the town. In the written documents Kanli kula is mentioned for the first time in XVII century A.D. Over the time it suffered significant changes and destructions of tower, so the exact time of its construction can not be determined precisely right. The final shape the tower got during the time of Turkish otomans reign while the Venetians, immediately after taking over Herceg Novi town, made some remodeling. Today Kanli kula is mostly used as a summer stage and for festivals.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Updated Dec 7, 2012 - 5:25 pm
Whisenhunt: 'No question' Daryl Washington's a Pro Bowler
While the Cardinals' eight-game losing streak has likely detracted national attention away from the team's star linebacker, head coach Ken Whisenhunt wasn't afraid to do his own grandstanding for Washington this week.
"I think so," Whisenhunt said when asked if Washington should be headed to Hawaii at season's end. "I don't think there's any question about that. I think about how lucky we were to get his contract extended with the way he's played."
With one sack over his final four games, Washington would become the first player in franchise history to record 10 sacks and 100 tackles in a single season. Washington would become just the fourth inside linebacker since 1985 to achieve the feat.
"Hopefully he gets that," said Whisenhunt in reference to the rare accomplishment. "We've seen signs of it, him building up to it, and he's developed into an outstanding football player. There is no question about it."
Whisenhunt said the organization was impressed with his speed when they selected him out of TCU in the second round of the 2010 draft. However with maturity, the Cardinals coach said he's using that speed to be a weapon all over the field.
"I think his understanding of the defense [is better]," said Whisenhunt. "He now understands his speed and it makes him tough."
It should be noted that Whisenhunt wasn't the only one stamping Washington's ticket to Honolulu. In their Pro Bowl Cheat Sheet released earlier this week, ProFootballFocus.com lobbied for Washington to start alongside Willis for the NFC.
In addition to his high sack and tackle totals, Washington has one interception, one fumble recovered and two fumbles forced in 2012.
Pro Bowl voting concludes on December 17, with an announcement of the two teams set to come nine days later on December 26 at 5:00 p.m. Arizona time.
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- How the West Was Won - Week 1
- ESPN: Arizona Cardinals' offense will offset losses on defense, lead team to a winning record
- Cardinals awarded waiver claim on OLB Thomas Keiser, waive rookie WR Walt Powell
- Bauman, Golden, Sopoaga, Hardy among Arizona Cardinals' final roster cuts
- Darren Urban - azcardinals.com - Friday August 29Darren Urban breaks down the latest surrounding the Cardinals' impending roster moves
- Bickley Blast - Friday August 29The Arizona Cardinals and San Diego Chargers played one of the most pointless games in NFL history l
- Bickley Blast - Thursday August 28Which Valley football team will win more games this season, the Cardinals or the Sun Devils?
- Kirk Gibson, D-backs manager - Tuesday August 26D-backs manager Kirk Gibson discusses possible changes to a six-man rotation.
- Dave Pasch - Cardinals commentator - Tuesday August 26Dave Pasch thinks Michael Floyd is a number one receiving target.


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With six days until Christmas, retail giant Target is doing some major damage control.
Hackers stole critical data on about 40 million customers, including names, credit and debit card numbers, their expiration dates and the three-digit security codes, but reportedly not debit card PIN numbers.
The hack apparently originated with the swipe machines at registers. Now, the company is trying to figure out what happened, and customers are left with getting new credit cards just days before Christmas.
"They had done 16 different transactions all the way down to zero," said Eduardo Medina.
Medina saw his account balance of zero, and that the transactions by a thief had drained his account of around $1,200.
"They were all done at a Walgreens in Chicago, as far as I know," he said. "It was a lot of $50, $50, $50, $100. It was like the lady at the bank said, it was probably gift cards."
Medina shopped at Target on Thanksgiving Day and several days since.
He seems to be one of the customers whose credit and debit card numbers have been stolen, and with days to go before Christmas, it's an unwanted holiday headache.
"They actually canceled my card while I was on the phone, but then I had to go in and fill out an affidavit for each transaction, so I had to do 16 different ones," he said.
Target says it has sealed up the security breach and is now looking into how the credit information was compromised.
The retailer has hired an independent company to investigate, and the Secret Service is conducting its own inquiry.
But right around last minute shopping, it truly isn't the best time to be damaging customers' trust.
"I can't see how they would not take a hit on this," said Dr. Elten Briggs, marketing professor at UTA. "I think it's unavoidable."
Briggs says the Target crisis reminds him of the public relations nightmare JetBlue had when it left passengers stranded on the runways on Valentine's Day of 2007.
"Target, like JetBlue, also has to make amends now," he said. "They probably have to up their communication quite a bit. People want to know what's going on."
Briggs says Target is in damage control right now, and can't waste any time.
Folks will be shopping this weekend, and company has to assure them that its swipe card machines are safe.
"Target needs to think about, 'How can we integrate something into our service process that consumers can readily see that's going to make them a lot more comfortable about shopping with us again?'" said Briggs.
Right now, the retailer is giving customers a number to call, urging them to monitor their bank accounts and hoping that customers will follow the loyalty model of Medina, who plans to keep shopping at Target.
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The ironing board, the weather radio, the fountain pen, the folding chair — all came from the mind of an African American.
Retired teacher Ethel Alexander began researching black inventors several years ago while working as the special education teacher and African American liaison at Central Park Elementary School.
She developed a presentation on the topic that she now gives to schools, churches and other interested groups.
Alexander says that the scope of the work attributed to African Americans surprised her as she dedicated herself to the task of investigating and collecting the various inventions.
"The history of America is encompassed in this, but it's not being discussed. That's sad because it really shouldn't be African American History Month. It should just be history," Alexander said.
Thomas L. Jennings became the first African American to receive a patent in 1821.
In 1834, Henry Blair's invention of a corn-planting machine earned him the second patent issued to an African American.
Alexander said many of the early inventors were denied a formal education because of their race, and slaves had a difficult time receiving credit for their work.
"They had to fight for their patent. If a master owned a person who invented something, it was really his invention," she said.
Perhaps the most well-known black inventor is George Washington Carver, who was born into slavery and did most of his work at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama.
Lesser known is Madam C.J. Walker, a washer-woman turned entrepreneur who became a millionaire after patenting a method to soften and smooth the hair of African Americans.
Alexander said Walker's financial success was exceptional. Most of the inventors she researched did not become wealthy because of their ideas.
The following are other notable African Americans and their achievements:
•Sarah Boone — ironing board
•Thomas Martin — fire extinguisher
•Garrett Morgan — gas mask, automatic traffic signal
•Benjamin Banneker — almanac
•Augustus Jackson — ice cream
•Nathaniel Alexander — folding chair
•Oscar Brown — horseshoe
•John Albert Burr — lawnmower
•Alfred Benjamin — scouring pads
•Anthony Brown — severe weather detector
•Dr. Charles Drew — blood bank
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Philadelphia police say the 75-year-old husband charged with murdering his wife intended to kill her, first tried to pin the attack on a neighbor and then "tried to cover up his own tracks."
Capt. James Clark, of the police department's Homicide Unit, said 75-year-old husband Lou Hartdegen has been formally charged.
It was an unbelievable twist in the case, but police said during a news conference Tuesday that good detective work led the husband to confess.
"There were a lot of red flags," Clark said. "I won't get into them, but I will just say that he tried to out-slick us, and he did not."
Police responded at 2:50 a.m. Monday to a reported burglary in progress inside an apartment on the 6700 clock of Castor Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia.
Judith Hartdegen, 74, was found on her bed, and she was pronounced dead at the scene.
Her husband, who said he suffered some bruises and scratches to his face, originally told police that someone broke into the residence.
"Preliminarily, Mr. Hartdegen told the police that his neighbor had entered his apartment through a rear window, sexually assaulted and suffocated his wife, then beat him and then fled from that location," Clark said.
As the community mourned the woman killed in what was thought to be a home invasion, word came that the story actually unfolded much differently.
"Because of great detective work by some very homicide detectives – who found several discrepancies in his statement – along with that information, they went to Mr. Hartdegen, who then gave a full statement that he had made up the entire story and that he, in fact, during a domestic argument with his wife had struck her several times and he had suffocated her."
Clark declined to go into too much detail on those discrepancies, except to say that they were between the husband's statements and the way that the crime scene was laid out.
Police said the wife was not sexually assaulted, and her husband's injuries were the likely result of her attempts to fight him off.
Police say Hartdegen was known to them, but Clark declined to say if they'd been to the home before.
A 26-year-old neighbor was questioned for several hours, based on Hartdegen's statement, but that man was eventually released when "the right information came to the forefront," Clark said.
Neighbors are stunned by the turn of events. FOX 29's Dave Schratwieser will have more details in live reports on the FOX 29 News at 5 & 6.
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Turkey is famous for its clear waters, beautiful beaches and Mediterranean climate. Less well known are its snow-capped mountains, even though there are plenty of them.
Turkey's actually a very mountainous country. Its highest peak, Mt Ararat, stands at 5165 metres (16,945 feet) - which is a good deal taller than anything in the Alps - and many of the surrounding mountains are covered with snow for as much as half the year.
Skiing and snowboarding in Turkey is still in its infancy as a sport. That said, while the après ski might not be up to the standards of resorts in the Alps, there's enough variety of terrain across Turkey's own ski resorts to keep most skiers and riders happy.
Erzurum-Palandoken is one of the most challenging ski resorts in Turkey. It has a vertical descent of 900 metres (2,952 feet) and the best snow conditions of any resort. Basic facilities are available - accommodation, restaurants, tuition and equipment hire - and the resort is easily accessible from the town of Erzurum.
Antalya-Saklikent, just 50 kms (31 miles) north west of Antalya, is close enough to the coast for you to be able to spend the morning skiing or riding the hill and the afternoon swimming in the Med. If that's what you really wanted to.
The ski season in Turkey runs between December and April, give or take a few weeks either end.
A one-day adult lift pass will cost you around US$30.
Getting here
There are regular flights to Istanbul and Ankara from most European cities. Several other airports serve regions close to ski resorts in Turkey, including Kars and Erzurum.
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Tom Barnard, the host of KQRS's morning radio show, told listeners Friday morning that he will be seeking treatment for substance abuse and anger management.
Barnard sat down with Jeff Passolt, who is featured on the KQ morning show, to explain his decision.
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April 27, 2006, 09:21 PM
Hey Lumos attendees (have you sent your RSVP for the live podcast to email@example.com yet?) - if you would like your art showcased at the conference's art gallery, you have until May 15 to submit it. The gallery is for amateurs and pros, and subjects may range from Harry Potter to science fiction to fantasy. It can be traditional media or replicas (dollhouses, crafts, paintings, sculptures, etc), photography, or whatever you like, so long as the artist is 14 or older. For more information, visit Lumos's page.


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Oven-baked Wild Mushroom Risotto
I've always loved real Italian risotto, a creamy mass with the rice grains al dente – but oh, the bother of all that stirring to make it. Then, one day, I was making a good old-fashioned rice pudding and I thought, why not try a risotto in the oven? Why not indeed – it works like a dream and leaves you in peace to enjoy the company of your friends while it's cooking. I have since discovered, in fact, that in Liguria they do make a special kind of baked risotto called rice arrosto, so my version turns out to be quite authentic after all.
Serves 6 as a starter
|½ oz (10g) dried porcini mushrooms
|8 oz (225 g) fresh dark-gilled mushrooms
|2½ oz (60 g) butter
|1 medium onion, finely chopped
|6 oz (175 g) Italian carnaroli rice
|5 fl oz (150 ml) dry Madeira
|2 level tablespoons freshly grated Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano), plus 2 oz (50 g) extra, shaved into flakes with a potato peeler
|salt and freshly milled black pepper
|Pre-heat the oven to gas mark 2, 300°F (150°C).
|Need help with conversions?
|You will also need a 9 inch square (23 cm) shallow ovenproof dish of 2½ pint (1.5 litre) capacity, approximately 2 inches (5 cm) deep.
This recipe first appeared in Sainsbury's Magazine (Nov 1993).
First of all you need to soak the dried mushrooms and, to do this, you place them in a bowl and pour 1 pint (570 ml) of boiling water over them. Then just leave them to soak and soften for half an hour. Meanwhile, chop the fresh mushrooms into ½ inch (1 cm) chunks – not too small, as they shrink down quite a bit in the cooking. Now melt the butter in a medium saucepan, add the onion and let it cook over a gentle heat for about 5 minutes, then add the fresh mushrooms, stir well and leave on one side while you deal with the porcini.
When they have had their half-hour soak, place a sieve over a bowl, line the sieve with a double sheet of kitchen paper and strain the mushrooms, reserving the liquid. Squeeze any excess liquid out of them, then chop them finely and transfer to the pan to join the other mushrooms and the onion. Keep the heat low and let the onions and mushrooms sweat gently and release their juices – which will take about 20 minutes. Meanwhile, put the dish in the oven to warm.
Now add the rice and stir it around to get a good coating of butter, then add the Madeira, followed by the strained mushroom soaking liquid. Add a level teaspoon of salt and some freshly milled black pepper, bring up to simmering point, then transfer the whole lot from the pan to the warmed dish. Stir once, then place it on the centre shelf of the oven without covering. Set a timer and give it 20 minutes exactly.
After that, gently stir in the grated Parmesan, turning the rice grains over. Now put the timer on again and give it a further 15 minutes, then remove from the oven and put a clean tea cloth over it while you invite everyone to be seated. Like soufflés, risottos won't wait, so serve presto pronto on warmed plates and sprinkle with the shavings of Parmesan.
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FYI: Online syntax project, New language resource
|FYI Body:
I would like to introduce a syntax project which is now available
online. The 'Syntax Student's Companion' is a project first intended
for syntax students and teachers, which takes the form of a Java
applet/application. Because of this, any computer environmen
supporting a Java Virtual Machine should be able to run the program,
and any Java-enabled browser to run the applet.
The SSC could be a support tool for introductory syntax courses, as
well as a tree editor to produce bitmaps for handouts or
assignments. The main feature of the program is to allow visual
syntactic tree building and manipulation. Context-free grammars can
also be edited and used to check the validity of trees. Trees and
grammars can be saved in XML packages with the application
version. The program also supports exercices from XML packages
(unambiguous tree drawing, ambiguous tree drawing, and
The project was developed with students in mind, thus it is entirely
free of use. In order to become really useful, it needs contributions
from people involved in Linguistics, under the form of exercices,
grammars and trees (detailed explanations on how to produce such
resources can be found on the website). The idea behind this would be
to have a repository of exercices as free material for students to
practice syntax exercices online. Practically, teachers could produce
their own exercices, add them to the repository and tell their
students to do the exercices contained in their package.
The program also supports language resource files so that it can be
run in any language that can be encoded into UNICODE (provided the
client system has the necessary fonts). It can now be used in English
and French, but any contributors who would like to take a bit of their
time to translate the template file would be very welcome.
The URL for the SSC website is http://wwwetu.utc.fr/~maxaurel/welcome.html .
On the website, you can get more details about the program, see the
latest additions, run the applet, download the application, browse the
online manual, and learn more about how you can contribute to the
project. I sincerely wish that this project could be useful, so any
feedback on anything related to the project would be much appreciated.
Thanks for reading,
Aurelien MAX
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Breaking: hundreds with OccupySF 'occupying' building
UPDATE: Representatives of the Archdiocese have made clear that they will not make a decision regarding the building occupation until the morning
OccupySF, along with at least 400 supporters and homeless advocacy groups, have entered a vacant 'building and plan to turn it into a community center. Participants served a free dinner, unrolled sleeping bags and tacked up posters in rooms marked "sleeping quarters" by organizers, and are currently meeting to decide next steps.
"Occupy San Francisco and Occupy Oakland originally were providing food and shelter to those who didn't have it previously. That's the plan I think, to provide food, shelter and a space for political organizing," said protester Samantha Levens, 33, a deckhand on the Alameda-Oakland Ferry.
The building, 888 Turk, is the former site of Westside Mental Health Center and has been vacant since the closure of that mental health clinic about five years ago. It is owned by the Archdiocese of San Francisco.
It is available for lease through HC&M Commercial Properties.
About 400 marched to the building at 4:30pm, trailed by an former AC Transit decorated and converted to a protest-party vehicle by Occupy Oakland. The march had the air of an April Fools Day Carnival, complete with clowns, jugglers, and a man dressed as Captain America alongside people with bandanas and Guy Fawkes masks. Protesters marched from Union Square on Geary, chanting "homes not jails" and "housekeys not handcuffs."
The march followed a rally in Union Square, in which homeless advocates from Berkeley, Oakland and Sacramento spoke to the crowd, and performers including the Mixcoatl Anahuac dance group and the Brass Liberation Orchestra kept the mood festive.
The protest was part of a national day to defend the rights of the homeless with protests in 17 cities. Paul Boden of the Western Regional Advocacy Project, which planned the Union Square protest, spoke speficically about Business Improvement Districts in San Francisco, which he claimed funell property taxes to businesses at the expense of the homeless.
When the march arrived at Turk and Gough, the site of the building, it had already been unlocked from the inside, and protesters on the roof held a sign reading "organize or starve."
About 40 police officers provided an on-foot escort for the march. Officers as well as several police vehicles are currently standing by the "occupied" site, and declined to provide comment at this time.
An OccupySF-associated building takeover occurred Jan. 20 just a few blocks away at the former Cathedral Hill Hotel. At the request of the building's owners, police entered the building, and no occupiers remained the following morning.
"Occupy SF through the OccupySF commune has inhabited a vacant building for the purpose of creating a community center in the spirit of the buildings original intention, to create a center for health and healing," according to a press release issued by the group.
Seriously, *nobody* is feeling it anymore, lol.
I am definitely feeling the fact that they are taking care of the homeless.. There is no excuse to have people without a place to live in our country.. This is beautiful!!! OCCUPY EVERYTHING
crash in the bedroom of your shitty rent controlled apartment that you already share with 4 people. Like you said, no excuse for them to be homeless, so you should be the first to offer up a place. You know, occupy everything, including your bedroom. They'll poop in it.
And lol at "Occupy Everything", that just sounds fucking retarded. Like, everything? Really? Absolutely everything.
UPDATE: (San Francisco) The SF COMMUNE arose on Easter Sunday at an undisclosed Church owned property. Less than one week after the Archdiocese commanded SFPD to violently evict and arrest 75 folks from 888 TURK St., a new Collective Housing Community Center has been established. The SF Commune will not tolerate the systems that force 7,000-10,000 San Franciscan's to remain homeless while over 30,000 housing units are wasting away vacant.
On MAY DAY, the SFC will open it's doors and conduct another OPEN OCCUPATION in solidarity with the MAY 1ST GENERAL STRIKE. For the next three weeks, the new site will continue to thrive covertly, engaging in mutual aid and direct democracy, in preparation for May Day. The SFC has been initiated to provide a perpetual, autonomous headquarters for the Occupy SF movement.
What 30,000 units of housing are you talking about? The rent in SF is higher than anywhere in the US right now... you think that there's 30,000 units of inhabitable housing in SF? Where?
I am definitely feeling the fact that they are taking care of the homeless.. There is no excuse to have people without a place to live in our country.. This is beautiful!!! OCCUPY EVERYTHING
I know it must be hard for you members of the MTV generation to pay atention to something for six months. So I am going to propose at our next meeting that we have a monthly name change. Then we can keep the atention of the media and those who depend on it for infotainment, if they think it is a different group every time.
Now ponder this: how sucessful will you be in life if you can not stick to the same job, school, or project for more than a few months?
to yours, dude. lol...
I realize this may seem too much for a message board, so I'll try to keep it really short. I googled your dumb ass, and I can guarantee you I make about six times your salary and I'm 20 years younger. Don't worry about my lack of focus or whatever, worry about your dying movement and how it became so unpopular so quickly. That's on you, not me.
And you'd think a "professional writer" could spell the word attention correctly.
Because salary equates to expertise as the Bankster fools showed us when they steered the country into the ground...
All your high paying salary tells me is that you are from a privileged background and have had a leg up from birth but who must snottily insist he is an example of a meritocracy so he doesn't have to question whether his "success" is fraud doled out by the system. I and others could care less about how much money you make. It says nothing about whether I would want to be in a room with you or if I would bother to give you CPR when you get nailed in a SF crosswalk by a speeding BMW.
PS. Google stalking and grammar policing is so gauche.
you can't stick to the same job...? "
I realize that doesn't directly equate to income, but income can be a good barometer for that. So the answer seemed to address the comment, albeit in a sort of haughty manner.
I know. It's hard for you MTV raised folks to have to pay atention to one thing for six months. So I am going to the next Occupy meeting and propose that we change the name of our organization every month or so. That will, hopefully, keep the media, and those who depend on it for infotainment, interested for a while.
"Here be Trolls."
Yael Chanoff is in a relationship with an occupier. He was in 888 Turk last night, they were making out. She camped at JHP too. You can't be part of the story and report on it.
The Bay Guardian needs to reassign the Occupy story to somebody else.
A few week-end warriors vandalising Oakland or squatting in a derelict building until they get told to leave isn't a movement and certainly isn't a story.
It's just a little harmless fun for a few kids. Occupy had it's 15 minutes but then it became cold and wet, and we all moved on.
.... "Occupy is barely a story any more anyway. A few week-end warriors vandalising Oakland or squatting in a derelict building until they get told to leave isn't a movement and certainly isn't a story. It's just a little harmless fun for a few kids. Occupy had it's 15 minutes but then it became cold and wet, and we all moved on.
Posted by Guest on Apr. 02, 2012 @ 6:50 am"
Sounds like the same murdoch-media-dictated comments from someone who never understood it in the first place. Simply chasing the latest fad as usual? Try thinking critically some time.... Oh and don't worry, you'll be back when it sinks in.
how dare a journalist have an opinion or a life. all journalists must necessarily be automatons with no feelings or thoughts of their own.
so what lies are in this post?
The comedy of all of this is by SF Occupy doing these protests, they are giving more overtime to San Francisco police, which then increases their pensions, and pretty much puts most of the police who are monitoring these protests in the top 2% to 3% of income earners in the United States (value of their pensions over their life times + benefits + actual pay), and the managers overseeing these police operations are likely in the 1%. And so you have cops in the range of 1% to 3% overseeing a protest against the 1%. Only in San Francisco can you see a comedy such like this one.
from Bankrate... "Based on 2009 tax year filing data, the Internal Revenue Service says an adjusted gross income, or AGI, of $343,927 or more will put you in the top 1 percent of taxpayers." ...
Now, value the actual benefits the SF police receive today plus their current salaries + overtime. Then factor in their incredible pensions that are worth millions of dollars over their lifetimes.
And then just think, most California government employees (state, county, city) have similar deals and don't even have to put their lives on the line to get that money.
OCCUPY is right, the very top 1%, the folks who own the factories, have a responsibility to keep jobs in America. Instead, they have shipped most of our jobs out of the country, and created a fake economy driven by the Federal Reserve blowing bubbles so that Wall Street can loot our 401Ks and bank accounts. America has been looted, and continues to be looted.
We are a broken country. I'm not against OCCUPY, I just don't think they have a clue as to what they are doing. They support every cause on the planet, and thus they distract their focus and alienate potential supporters.
Episode LXVII, in which Occupy attempts to resolve the Tenderloin's decades-old social problems using consensus and weed.
Nice target! Religious orgs. receive tax-exempt status the rest of us do not because they ostensibly are offering services to the poor. Why did this former mental health hospital close down? Certainly not for lack of the mentally ill/homeless in SF.
In a city with the highest rents in the nation and city gov't that is in bed with high rent developers, we have a serious shortage of affordable housing. (Even the cranks on this list can feel it, though they can't stand the fact that someone else might get something for free when they do not...so they unproductively ridicule instead.) Every year fancy new developments go up, & the Affordable Housing fund receives a pittance, but those units NEVER get built. Get off your asses planning commission and get us some affordable apartments. Folks should not have to live in Oakland/Richmond to commute in and offer services to the rich folks who drove them out. When our nurses cannot afford to live here, we have a serious problem.
Never mind that of course nobody is willing to pay for it.
And perish the thought of people actually working hard to be able to afford to live here. No, no, just riot and take it unlawfully . .
No wonder Occupy has become a joke.
Hard working folks? Like the landlords rolling in their Prop 13 tax break? Twitter's owners also with it's tax break? The new private hospital with it's tax breaks who tells people who show up with no insurance to bug off to the city hospital?
Naah, us working stiffs should instead pay a increased sales tax.
You didn't really address the affordable housing issue I brought up, because its much easier to take swipes at well-meaning folks while sitting on your self-absorbed ass. This is a symbolic action to draw attention to homelessness and affordable housing issues while so many Commercial buildings sit idle.
They actually have your concerns in mind too, buddy, even if you dont like them. This city is far too expensive for the wages it offers and the city has done nothing to live up to its promises of building new units.
Funny that, because most people see them as two sides of the same coin - reward those who don't move and punish those who do.
This city is expensive because it is desirable. you can't just make it cheap because you'd like it to be and, in any event, the cost would be prohibitive.
Not everyone has the fiscal power to live here, in the same way that I can't afford Monaco, Aruba or Bermuda. Deal with it.
Prop 13 was the racist, selfish taxpayer revolt against a court case that made the state pool property tax money to fund schools statewide instead of districts only funding the schools in their district. (ie. wealthy neighborhoods have great schools while poor districts suffer). It was sold as keeping poor old people in their family homes while property values exploded around them. It has been a disaster however for the state and that's why our schools have gone from number one (when i was in them) to near the bottom now. Now wealthy boomers sit on a gold mine and younger and newer owners pay much higher taxes and fight for what little housing stock there is. My own mom pays much lower taxes than you or I would, so if I was more selfish I would applaud this great plan as she have personally benefitted. And the best part is that if I inherit the house, I get to keep her tax rate! woopee! I do not begrudge anyone who has sane housing costs and only wish to extend it to more people. Housing is a right not a piggy bank.
Building housing does not cost that much in materials. It's this imaginary thing we call The Market or Property "value" that makes it expensive. And that's where the city should step in. They are fully willing to use eminent domain & sweetheart tax deals when they want a moneypit stadium, but unwilling to look after everyday people's concerns.
Sig, you're a freaking stereotype.
Now get a job.
Im white AND employed, silly. You don't know much about California history. This state is all about carpetbaggers and property owners exploiting cheap immigrant labor and then denying it any prosperity of it's own. Do you think SF's Chinatown was born spontaneously? Nah, it was a state law that chinese workers couldn't live anywhere else. Do you think Cali's agricultural elite weren't ecstatic that productive Japanese farmers were interned and had their land stolen under the ruse of 'wartime security'?
Whatever. I for one enjoy learning and analyzing my communities city planning choices, but you're welcome to tune out and think only of yourself as usual.
Did you major in Rhetoric?
Wow, impressive person you must be. Can't come up with any better response than this?
Some of the most well-educated and professionally successful people in the Bay Area support Occupy. There's a reason for that-- it's called critical thinking.
Being ignorant, unhappy, and selfish while stubbornly continuing to work a low-wage job is not admirable-- in fact it's harmful to society in the sense that you help to support employee exploitation and tip the natural balance in the economic supply and demand of dignified employment, by encouraging poor employer practices and not taking authority over your own options in the employment market. Desperation and insecurity is not a great excuse for self-enslavement and destruction of your fellow citizen's dignity in the job market. Please don't assume that "holding a job for more than a few months" is any measure of one's merits. In fact, wide-spread job security paranoia is a very powerful exploitation tool that employers are more than happy to use to their advantage.
This feeds into repression across the board for other Americans and should not be encouraged. In fact, I encourage all working people to acknowledge their own value and continue to leave positions until they are treated well and paid fairly in the job market. Employers should not seek to squeeze employees under the thumb and intimidate them with threats of the poor job market. Is this how you would like your children to be treated after fighting courageously for an over-priced and financially predatory education?
Not to mention that sacrificing one's own energy, earnings, and talent for a greater cause than themselves-- in the name of progress for all of their fellow Americans-- is just plain admirable. Especially when one's own personal safety and reputation can be put at risk because of it. Try and say that about what you do for a living.
PS-- I'm happily employed, thank you very much. So don't try the "lazy lucy" accusation on me.
Good job San Francisco! You have truly taken a quantum leap. Next you will have to accept farming land from the powers that be like they tried to offer it to Los Angeles. And be sure to change the image of San Francisco to make it one that upholds the principles of true marriage including and most importantly between first cross-cousins of excellent parentage!
I guess this post makes sense to you? Your sarcasm was completely lost on me.
The Occupy movement is the biggest thing happening on the planet right now, and the only thing offering even a slim chance of making the changes that might allow our human species to survive on this planet. People who think it is "not a story" are probably watching main stream media. I can only imagine the insulting and dismissive things that must have been said during every major movement for social change to occur throughout our history. The excitement and sense of fulfillment that comes with participating in this movement belies any offhanded, uninformed critique that might come from the likes of people here. I have been an activist all my life and I know what a unique and momentous moment has come to be in this time. We are all fortunate to be walking alongside courageous, compassionate, visionary and hard-working activists such as these.
(But its much easier & more self-satisfying to ridicule the well-meaning folks while i sit on my cynical butt. )
What happened to my hometown? Who are these trolls snarking it up here? Even the Bay Guardian's comment section isn't safe from the only-out-for-themselves tech world transplants. Look newbies, I'm sorry you found the rents so high when you moved here so it made you bitter and jealous of everyone else around you. Long term inhabitants are not happy about it either. But SF was a place of cooperation and community and had plenty of room for bohemians and the working class before you arrived. Play nice, please, and think of others. Working together we can accomplish much more for the greater good than working to undermine each other.
carry on railing against it in your inimitable quixotic way.
years old and your face is covered in plooks. To the real world, it's a footnote with warts.
I agree with a lot of activist causes.
But, I am not sure how illegally occupying a filthy and unsafe structure owned by a nonprofit organization is an example of courage or vision?
If you care about providing services to those who need it, then take all the energy and manpower and volunteer at any of the many nonprofits who provide direct services everyday to the poor, ill, and otherwise in need.
Also, it would seem more courageous to occupy a foreclosed building, etc.
Finally, as for making changes in how the government provides services, etc. Get involved in grass roots political organizations and also remember to vote. The U.S. consistently has some of the lowest voter turnouts in the world, and so people usually end up with the government they deserve, even if it is not the one they need.
It was American consumers, buying the cheapest junk they didn't need, who forced companies to seek cheap labor or perish. Now there is no home town factory associated with most of the corporate brands. It wasn't always so.
If someone else can do your job better and cheaper, why would I hire you?
Because he lives near you, spends his income in your business, brings his friends with him, pays his taxes in your town which comes back to your business in infrastructure that supports you, because you live in a society of people who help each other be safe, healthy and happy and when you have sent all your jobs offshore, and there's no one to pay taxes to support your business, or to buy you products or services, or to pay for your kid's schools and for your friends society you will find yourself living on a lonely island all by yourself.
The logic you use is the logic which has brought us to the current catastrophe just as in the robber baron era. Profit, first, last and unto death.
Someday YOU too may learn what it's like to be at the bottom of a pyramid. But probably you won't learn your lesson until you find out just how nutritious a dollar bill really is.
The lardass that lives next door to me and sits on his rump all day long drinking bad beer and watching TV doesn't feel "closer" to me than some guy in Vietnam who works his butt off 12 hours a day to give me a better standard of living.
If you want to be my "friend" then do something to earn it, don't demand an entitlement to it because of the historical and geographical accident that we happen to share the same zip code.
UPDATE: (San Francisco) The SF COMMUNE arose on Easter Sunday at an undisclosed Church owned property. Less than one week after the Archdiocese commanded SFPD to violently evict and arrest 75 folks from 888 TURK St., a new Collective Housing Community Center has been established. The SF Commune will not tolerate the systems that force 7,000-10,000 San Franciscan's to remain homeless while over 30,000 housing units are wasting away vacant.
On MAY DAY, the SFC will open it's doors and conduct another OPEN OCCUPATION in solidarity with the MAY 1ST GENERAL STRIKE. For the next three weeks, the new site will continue to thrive covertly, engaging in mutual aid and direct democracy, in preparation for May Day. The SFC has been initiated to provide a perpetual, autonomous headquarters for the Occupy SF movement.
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The decor for Victoria's Secret's recent fashion show, held on November 13 (and broadcast on CBS on November 19), at the Lexington Avenue Armory in New York City, transformed the large empty space into an old fashioned theatrical environment, complete with runway, for some pretty sexy lingerie. Showman Fabricators in Brooklyn, New York provided all of the staging elements for the event (for the third year running), with rigging by Kish Rigging in Simi Valley, CA.
Showman Fabricators collaborated with I. Weiss of Long Island City, NY, who provided the 1,600 yards of red cotton velour drapes and swags, decorated with 500 yards of gold fringe and braid, creating a proscenium curtain. In addition, the long walls behind the rows of chairs for the guests were dressed with 125' swags.
"The concept is different each year," explains Warren Katz of Showman Fabricators. "They come to us with concept ideas and renderings and we work out what is possible and practical for the space, and what works within the budget." For Katz, this project requires a very detailed sampling process, with every sample of fabric, tassels, fringe, and neon closed scrutinized. "We did a full demo of every possible neon color as well as different color combinations," says Katz, noting that Krypton Neon in Long Island City provided flying panels of neon with chasing lightning bolts in various colors.
The effects also included Mylar disks or "eye-catchers," used in a scene with a flash-dancer on a rotating turntable near the runway. The runway itself was painted with silver and glitter, then covered with a one-inch layer of loose sequins (round faceted ones). "We used leaf rakes to even them out," notes Katz. There was also a gold trough, or channel, running the length of the runway to help contain the sequins. Along the trough was a row of clear, round light bulbs looking like footlights. An additional 152' of red velour was used as bunting along the low sides of the runway, adding to the theatrical effect.
Special effects experts Jauchem and Meeh of Brooklyn, NY provided a water misting system as well as silver Mylar angels that were shot of a confetti canon, while I. Weiss also supplied 180' of rain curtains. "This was a big job with a short time frame," says Jennifer Tankleff, project manager for I. Weiss. She explains that the flat panels of velour were "swagged" by hand, or pulled at the top to create pleats and a curved bottom edge. "Then they are sewn together and the fringe and tassels go on afterward," she notes. There was also a "tabbing" main curtain that could open and close easily, separating the stage area from the runway and creating the entrance and exit ways for the models.
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On a drizzly Wednesday morning, Arkansas Derby winner Papa Clem had his final blowout for Saturday's Grade II $150,000 San Fernando Stakes for 4-year-olds at 1 1/16 miles. Papa Clem went four furlongs in a bullet :47 seconds flat. It was the third consecutive bullet drill for Papa Clem since finishing third in the Grade I Malibu Stakes at seven furlongs on Dec. 26.
"I had 46 and one," Stute said. "I thought he was a little short last time. Hopefully, he should be fit this time. I need to win one, I know that."
Papa Clem's last victory came nine months ago in the Grade II Arkansas Derby last April 11. His only other win came in a one-mile maiden race at Santa Anita on Dec. 29, 2008. He followed that with seconds in the Grade II Robert B. Lewis Stakes and the Louisiana Derby, before winning the Arkansas Derby.
Papa Clem's other bullet works since the Malibu came Jan. 1, five furlongs in :57 4/5, and Jan. 7, seven furlongs in 1:26 1/5. Stute felt the colt would have benefited from one more work prior to the Malibu, in which Papa Clem stalked front-runner M One Rifle, who went on to win by 2 ½ lengths.
The field for the San Fernando, second leg of the Strub series: Smart Bid, Mike Smith; Viscount, Garrett Gomez; Rendezvous, Rafael Bejarano; Papa Clem, Tyler Baze; Mr. Hot Stuff, Joe Talamo; Mythical Power, Joel Rosario; Gallant Son, Alex Solis; and Quindici Man, Victor Espinoza.
Stardom Bound, champion 2-year-old filly of 2008, worked four furlongs on Pro-Ride Wednesday in :48.20 for her 4-year-old debut in the Grade II $150,000 El Encino Stakes at 1 1/16 miles on Sunday. The gray daughter of Tapit was ridden by Michelle Nevin, assistant to Richard Dutrow Jr., who is the trainer of record.
"It was very, very nice," said trainer Gary Stevens, in whose barn Stardom Bound has taken up residence. "She went as slow as Michelle could take her . . . It looked like she went in :50 . . . We wanted to work her on turf, but there were no turf works today. The track was in great shape this morning."
Stardom Bound, owned by the IEAH Stables of Michael Iavarone, Paul Pompa Jr. and David Lanzman, is unbeaten in four Grade I races at Santa Anita: the Oak Leaf Stakes, the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies, the Las Virgenes Stakes and the Santa Anita Oaks.
Probable for the El Encino: Best Lass, Alex Solis; Dream Empress, Tyler Baze; Freedom Star, Martin Garcia; Gilded Gem, Victor Espinoza; Justwhistledixie, Garrett Gomez; Spirit Seeker, Joel Rosario; and Stardom Bound, Mike Smith.
Frenchman Patrick Biancone has engaged fellow countryman Julien Leparoux to ride Quasicobra in Monday's Grade II $150,000 San Marcos Stakes scheduled for 1 1/4 miles on turf. Leparoux, a finalist for an Eclipse Award as outstanding jockey of 2009, will be on hand for the announcement Monday in Beverly Hills.
Quasicobra set the pace before finishing sixth in an optional claiming race at 1 1/2 miles on Santa Anita's turf course Jan. 6. It was the first race for the 6-year-old Wild Rush gelding in six months.
"A mile and a quarter is more suitable than a mile and a half, but he needed his last race," Biancone said. "He hadn't run for a long time. He got tired, but he ran good."
Probable for the San Marcos: Aggie Engineer, Alex Solis; Dynamic Range, Victor Espinoza; High Court Drama, Michael Baze; Muhannak, Martin Pedroza; Obrigado, Joel Rosario; Quasicobra, Leparoux; and Ridge Dance, Martin Garcia.
Rachel Alexandra or Zenyatta: opinions for Horse of the Year are like arguing politics or religion, infinite and inflammatory, depending on which side you're on. The winner will be announced Monday at the annual Eclipse Awards dinner in Beverly Hills.
Rachel Alexandra was undefeated in eight starts in 2009; Zenyatta captured the Breeders' Cup Classic last Nov. 7 for her 14th victory in an unbeaten career.
One thing for sure: there will be no tie, and that's unfortunate, at least in the eyes of Jay Robbins, who trained 2000 horse of the Year Tiznow.
"I think it's a shame to slight either one of them," Robbins said. "It's very difficult for Zenyatta to remain unbeaten for two years and not be Horse of the Year one of those two years. That said, I can't really separate the two. That's why I say it's a shame they can't both share it. I really don't have any feeling about who I would vote for. I think they should both receive it.
"As for Tiznow, it was no surprise when he won it. Winning his last three starts that year, the Super Derby, the Goodwood and the Breeders' Cup Classic, defeating older horses in the last two, pretty much clinched it for him."
Thanks to her victory in the Breeders' Cup Classic, Zenyatta has been listed as a finalist for Greatest Sports Moments of the Year by the Los Angeles Sports Council. Those wishing to vote can do so on line at www.lasports.org.
Daily Racing Form Chairman and Publisher Steven Crist will be at Santa Anita Saturday to sign his new book and DVD, "Exotic Tickets," from noon to 1 p.m. The signing will take place at Champions! Gift Shop, located in the East Paddock Gardens.
The DVD is 76 minutes in length and instructs players about the fundamentals and nuances of constructing exotic multiple bets and provides winning examples from Crist's personal betting experience.
Well known as a longtime columnist for The New York Times and Daily Racing Form, Crist is the author of numerous books, most racing-related, and is a well-respected handicapper as well.
In addition to the book and DVD signing on Saturday at noon, Crist will first appear in the East Paddock Gardens with Jerry Antonucci at his Today's Racing Digest handicapping seminar at 11 a.m. The Digest seminar is free of charge to all fans.
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Dorian Finney-Smith, per a little birdie, is a Gator. Florida killed the transfer market this off season— Dave Telep (@DaveTelep) June 14, 2012
Finney-Smith averaged 6.3 ppg. (5th for the Hokies) and led the team in rebounding at 7 rpg. as a true freshman. Finney-Smith selected the Hokies over Florida and Old Dominion, making him the highest ranked recruit the Hokies have ever landed (in the recruiting site era) at #31 overall. Finney-Smith decided to transfer at the end of the season and announced his intentions after the firing of Seth Greenberg. Many thought he would transfer to ODU considering his brother was a starter there, the coach that recruited him to Virginia Tech (John Richardson) returned to ODU and because he is from Portsmouth. However, his mother announced early on the Monarchs were not in contention. It is believed Finney-Smith's motivation was to play at a bigger and more prestigious school on the college basketball landscape. There were also prevalent rumors that Dorian did not fit in at Virginia Tech and felt uncomfortable there. More on this developing story as it evolves here on Gobbler Country.


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He said he returned home from a friend's and his wife was upset that he came home late, according to the police report.
Police said the wife, 54-year-old Delores Moseley, threatened to beat him after he asked her to calm down. Then she went into the kitchen to get a knife then came back out holding it over her head, blade down, and shouted, "I'm going to kill you," according to police.
Moseley's husband feared for his life because she had cut him in the past, so he tried to get her to drop the knife, police said. The report stated he bit her finger in the process and was able to push her away and called 911.
When police spoke with Moseley, they said she appeared intoxicated and told them that she did not intend to use the knife on her husband except to scare him.
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A manly take on the traditional 'pigs in a blanket' recipe. This hearty version will be a big hit at your next tailgater.
Servings: 4-6 servings
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2 sheets puff pastry, thawed and lightly rolled out
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honey mustard, barbeque sauce or apricot jam, for serving, optional
Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
Cut kielbasa into 6 (4-inch) pieces. Cut puff pastry sheets into thirds (6 strips). Roll each piece of kielbasa in puff pastry and place on a baking sheet.
Beat egg in a small dish and brush generously over pastry. Bake until pastry is golden brown and puffed, about 20 minutes. Serve with mustard, barbeque sauce, or jam, if desired.
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As alwayws Paula - you are cooking and making everyone happy...this is an old receipe for us...but you just brought it back to life...thanks girl and you are looking SOOOO GOOD....Keep it up!
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No library closures for Bournemouth, but expect changes
4:00pm Tuesday 27th November 2012 in News By Melanie Vass
LIBRARY closures have been officially ruled out in Bournemouth as the council looks at other ways of making the service more efficient.
Bournemouth residents are being invited to take part in a consultation as to how the library service can be improved and made cheaper to run.
But Cllr Lawrence Williams, cabinet member for corporate policy implementation, said this would not result in any closures being proposed.
"You can rule that out," he said. "We're looking at making things more efficient and we're looking for suggestions from the public and staff and councillors and everybody.
"It's not all about cuts, it's about changes."
Residents can have their say by making suggestions in any of the town's libraries, joining a focus group or taking part in an e-panel survey at bournemouth.gov.uk/novepanel.
Cllr Williams added: "We know that the library service is well used and valued.
"We are reviewing the service across the board to make sure that we are operating as efficiently as possible whilst continuing to provide a high quality service and encouraging more residents to use our public libraries.
"It's important that residents have their say now to tell us how we can meet their needs in the future."
Following the consultation, recommendations will be made at cabinet in March 2013.
Medi Bernard, service and strategy manager for Bournemouth Libraries, said: "Elected members have no plans currently to close libraries.
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"The feedback and information we receive from the consultation methods will then help us to prioritise services whilst facing financial challenges.
"One potential change is that more services will share and operate from library buildings and this makes practical sense as a range of services are available for customers.
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I'm not quite sure what RedhillPete means by providing apps. If he means apps linking to libraries, does he mean linking to a mobile phone-compatible library webpage? I would suggest simply logging on to your county council website where you should be able to interact with its library service to reserve or renew your library books would be more satisfactory. If you really want to download an e-book to your mobile phone you can do that as well - and it's pretty well all free.
Of course, you have to join the library first (that's free). You can do that online, too!
You may be suprised how up-to-date libraries are.
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text: Yes Robin Cousins. I have never met him personally but I would believe he's 6 feet, he always looked very tall on the ice. Joubert is still one of the taller guys competing today and he really is just average, he is listed as 5'10.5" but most people who have met claim he isn't even as tall as that, more likely 5'9". I wouldn't be surprised if the skaters or their Feds inflated their heights a little though because most of the guys are really small! On wikipedia it says Josh Farris is 5'10.5", but in pictures from the awards banquet, he's like the same height as Max, who is very small, probably 5'6" or 5'7", so yeah no way close to that height in reality. But these days, it seems like most of the guys are small like I said. Javi towered over Chan and Ten on the Worlds podium and he's like what, 5'8" maybe? Men's skating is becoming more and more like gymnastics I feel, which is interesting because over the summer I was noticing how small (compared to normal) and muscular/athletic the male gymnasts were! And they were so much more exciting to watch because they were like dynamos, so compact and explosive!