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There are 109 more students this fall than there were last year. That's a change after the district has been facing decreasing enrollment since the floods of 2008, losing 500 students the first two years.
It's been a challenge for the district since it receives state money based on the number of students enrolled.
"Growing districts get more revenue," said Dave Benson, Cedar Rapids superintendent. "Declining districts lose revenue. So it's better to grow than not."Officials believe the city's flood recovery efforts may be the reason for the increase.
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Roanoke City Police on Monday evening, released the names of the three people involved in a deadly shooting in northeast on Sunday.
According to Sergeant J.K. Holt, the investigation found that 61-year-old Thomas Hubert Radford Jr., of Salem, went to a home in the 100 block of Houston Avenue NE a little before 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. Police say Radford shot his brother-in-law 72-year-old Ernest John Booden, of Roanoke, and his sister, 60-year-old Cynthia R. Booden, of Roanoke, in a back basement.
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Napier's driving basket with 1:34 left to play turned out to be the final points of the game.
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If you keep going west, a little further away from the bustle and commercialisation of Lands End, you end up on the coastal path. You might as well be a thousand miles from anywhere when you get this far.
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Why is the coaching staff reactive instead of proactive?
I give BJ all the credit in the world he did a great job of taking what the defense gave him and let the WR's make the big plays after the catch. The ball he threw to Williamson in the end zone should have been caught. So this also shows that Brad can still throw that deep ball if needed.
On to my rant, the one thing that I did realize through out this season is that our team doesnt adjust at all. Smoot getting burned last week (we should have double teamed smith to begin with), defense as a whole, and even on offense. I am really glad they changed the offense to fit BJ's playing style better. But why the heck didn't they make any adjustments for DC? He obviously wasnt reading the routes right, or coverage and wasnt comfy in the pocket. They used simple formations with very short passing routes vs detroit and used WR's as blockers after the catch. I am not making excuses for DC's play but why not make these adjustments for him earlier in the year. The coaching staff seems to be reactive as opposed to being proactive. To me this is the coaches job to stay on top of this stuff!
All in all I'm very happy with the win and was very impressed with BJ's play and the O-line finally opened up some holes and gave Bj enough time to deliver the ball. I guess its better late then never on the adjustments!
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Kangana Ranaut is experimenting different roles. After playing an alcoholic and next door girl in movies, Kangana will now play an unmarried mother in her new movie, Nikhil Advani's 'Katti Batti'. The film stars Imran Khan in the male lead. The film is based on a couple's live-in relationship and
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DIGITAL COMICS: You Can Now Sync Your Marvel App with ComiXologyA comics news article
Today Marvel and Comixology announced that users can now sync their accounts by logging into https://www.comixology.com/marvel-sync with their user information for both apps. Once that's done, users can use their ComiXology apps to read their purchased Marvel digital comics on the web, iOS or Android.
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One of the more needlessly annoying parts of digital distribution of comics is having to download multiple apps from multiple publishers. Even though the Marvel Comics app is powered by ComiXology, until today users still had to download the Marvel app (or use their website) if they wanted to read their comics. Seemed kind of limiting, Marvel relegating their entire library of comics to their devoted app rather than letting the comics become available on Comixology as well, considering logically the latter has the broadest possible audience.


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For the first time in 8 years Dougherty County has a new elementary school champion. Lamar Reese defeated Live Oak 32-27 to claim the DCSS championship. Lincoln Elementary had won the previous 8 titles.
It was the 13th annual Dougherty County elementary tournament. It began with many Extended Day Program sites having a team. Over the years, other schools decided to join the tournament. A few years ago, the league was opened up so all DCSS elementary schools could have a team.
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I was afraid they were getting close to me with smart meters, which I don't want.
I just located the trucks and talked with th guys. They were almost doubling the volts or something like that...a good thing.
They will charge me $10. monthly to read my meter, which I would happily pay to keep my right to control MY own bodily temperature. But the $75."SET-UP" fee they want to charge me (a senior citizen) to keep my dusty 30 yr old elec meter & cobweb is purely for gouging and unjustified. I would like to sue both PG&E & PUC for punitive damages!


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The famous Hatch Show Print celebrated the grand opening of its new shop at the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum on Saturday.
The new venue features a print production shop, print store, Haley gallery, and design space, all of which will educate visitors about printing.
Hatch Show Print was founded in 1879 by C. R. and H. H. Hatch and it is known for working with Grand Ole Opry stars.
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Will Physicians Be Dropped From Managed Care Networks?
Insurers are dropping thousands of physicians from their managed care networks. For the physicians allowed to stay, reimbursement rates may be cut so much that they will wonder whether being dropped was the better outcome.
This article appears in the February 2014 issue of Managed Care Contracting & Reimbursement Advisor.
Insurers are dropping thousands of physicians from their managed care networks in response to growing pressures from the Affordable Care Act (ACA), leaving many doctors to wonder what plans they will still participate in for 2014 and beyond. But that's not all. If the insurer lets you stay, reimbursement rates may be cut so much that you will wonder whether being dropped was the better outcome.
UnitedHealth Group confirmed recently that it sent discontinuation letters to thousands of physicians in 10 states that cited "significant changes and pressures in the healthcare environment" as the cause. The company issued a statement saying that it expected its Medicare Advantage network, which covers about 27% of people on Medicare, to remain at about 85% of its 2013 size through the rest of 2014. The insurer currently has more than 350,000 providers in the Advantage network. (See the sidebar on p. 3 for UnitedHealth's explanation of why the cuts were necessary.)
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Humana, Aetna, and WellPoint have confirmed publicly that they may trim their provider networks as well. The moves are not surprising because health plans are subjected to multiple pressure points as they attempt to craft competitive affordable products for the new health insurance exchanges while dealing with compression of Medicare and commercial revenue pressures, says Hank Osowski, cofounder and managing director of Strategic Health Group, a healthcare consulting firm in Los Angeles.
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This is just one more reason the for-profit health insurance system must go. We need single payer and we need it yesterday.
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Insurers only have to "rein in costs" in order to maintain (or grow) their profit margins. Insurers have been decreasing payments to providers while increasing charges to those they insure for a long time. Obamacare is only the tip of the iceberg of making medical care accessible and affordable[INVALID]insurance industry reform and regulation is also critical.
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Looks like some high quality physicians will draw the higher income patients. Ones that can afford out of network fees. That would be different
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Croydon Harriers kicked off their indoor season at Sutton Arena at the South London Athletics Network Open on Saturday.
Croydon enjoyed three of the top five fastest times of the day in the 60m races with Oweka Wanogho clocking 6.94secs for third overall.
He was closely followed by junior men Aaron Adekoya and Damien Powell who clocked 6.97secs and 6.98secs respectively to finish fourth and fifth fastest out of more than 120 competitors.
Sixteen-year-old Ashleigh Clarke topped the standings in the women's 60m with a lifetime best of 7.74secs, a time which would have ranked her 10th in the UK last year for her age group.
Young Marcia Sey also shone, clocking 8.31secs, a performance which would have ranked the 12 year-old third in 2013 for U13 girls.
The pick of the Harriers from the other age groups included Chuks Ajeh (U15 boys, 7.44secs) and Tosin Salami (U15 girls, 8.19secs).
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Newcastle United have officially confirmed the signing of Italian fullback Davide Santon from Inter Milan, signing the 20-year-old to a five year deal. Santon is highly regarded as a right back prospect, but he's also known for his versatility, and manager Alan Pardew has implied that he'll be fielded mostly as a left back in a Newcastle side hit by the departure of Jose Enrique to Liverpool:
We are delighted to bring to Davide to Newcastle. He is a quality left-back and an established international who also gives us flexibility in defence. Davide is a young lad and a great signing for us and I am sure he will adapt to the Premier League very quickly.
Santon has every chance of succeeding in England, and if he fulfills his potential he may not be at Newcastle for very long. For the sorts of figures that were being bandied around for the fullback, however - 5M according to most reports - the Magpies won't mind if he moves on one bit. There's a tidy profit in it for them along with the services of a very good player.
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History | Soccer fields, for King and Atlanta, lent space to move 'beyond Vietnam'
His work in ministry, as a public speaker and as face of the American civil rights movement prevented him from developing strong sporting enthusiasms, but at least once in his career Martin Luther King Jr. stepped onto a soccer field.
In the aftermath of birthday commemorations and the U.S. federal holiday on Jan 21, we learned that King had delivered one of his strongest moral condemnations of the Vietnam War, on 16 Oct 1967, from the soccer pitch at Sacramento State. More than 7,000 packed the stands and spilled onto the turf.
On the 40th anniversary of King's visit, a KCRA-TV report shows very brief glimpses of King's Oct 1967 address as well as the venue, now the Alex G. Spanos Sports Complex. See American Rhetoric's online speech bank for a transcript and audio of King's first delivery of "Beyond Vietnam—A Time to Break the Silence," Riverside Church, New York, 4 Apr 1967.
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At the time there was a great deal of feeling toward the stadium. [We] started the "Good Neighbor Program" and spent a lot of time in the neighborhoods. It was the height of the civil rights movement. Feelings were high. I got middle-of-the-night phone calls, people threatening to burn crosses in my yard, calling me names. … I was persona non grata at one local bank. … My three kids took some abuse.
Six years earlier, during spring training in Bradenton, Florida, hotel owners begrudgingly agreed to provide rooms for the Milwaukee Braves' Hank Aaron and other black players, but only after they agreed to eat meals behind a dining-room partition. Aaron would receive death threats in 1973 when closing in on Babe Ruth's home-run record; before hitting his 714th in Cincinnati, tying the record, Reds officials denied Aaron's request for a moment of silence to commemorate the sixth anniversary of King's assassination.
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December 24, 2005, 10:01 PM
The Scotsman reports that a granite plaque is set to be placed on Nicolson Street in Edinburgh to commemorate the place where J.K. Rowling "famously went to work on her books while still a struggling single mother, as she couldn't afford to heat her flat."
The plaque will feature a photograph of Jo, and will "create a 'Writers Corner' in the heart of the Capital, with memorials to Robert Louis Stevenson and William McGonagall nearby."
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Open Thread: Democrats Ignore Obama's Agenda
As the unofficial head of the Democratic Party, presumably the wishes of President Obama ought to carry some weight among his fellow liberals in Congress. Sadly for him, it appears that congressional Democrats don't seem to have much regard for Obama's agenda. They don't seem to have any interest in getting it enacted as IBD notes:
In early May, Obama started issuing an urgent plea for Congress to pass a short, five-item "to do" list that, he said, had to be done "right now" to "speed up this recovery and to create jobs."
And throughout the month, he urged "everybody" to "pick up the phone, write an email, tweet, and remind your member of Congress we can't afford to wait until November to get things done."
Apparently nobody in the audience bothered, since even Obama's fellow Democrats are ignoring this list.
In fact, almost a full month after Obama started his latest campaign, not one of the items on his "must do now" list has been scheduled for a vote, according to a report in Roll Call. And just one — some business tax cuts — has made it onto the Senate calendar for June — a calendar set up by Democratic leader Harry Reid.
Democrats are paying so little attention to Obama these days they don't even have a clue what's on that list, let alone the sense of urgency Obama has put behind it.
"What time frame did he put on that to-do list?" Sen. Bob Casey asked the Roll Call reporter. "Do you have a copy of the list?" Sen. Mary Landrieu asked. "Wasn't that on the list?" Sen. Carl Levin asked, in reference to student loans (which isn't on Obama's "to do" list).
The responsibility for Democrats not even trying to pass Obama's "right now" agenda may not lie with Democrats. After all, if a president wants to push his agenda in Congress, he certainly has many people at his disposal to do just that. Does Obama actually care less about getting his ideas into law and more about getting a campaign prop? Or is there a failure of communications between Obama and the congressional Democrats?
One might be inclined to believe the former but the fact that congressional Dems refused to introduce a budget based on the president's budget outline and that they refused to introduce a "jobs bill" which Obama deemed important earlier suggests that the second possibility is quite real. What are your thoughts?
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He's not even trying
Submitted by drsamherman on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 9:59am.
He lists what he wants done but provides zero leadership to get it done.
Why should either party in congress want to deal with a petulant, self-absorbed child acting like a petty dictator? It is very easy to see why they could care less about his tyrannical demands.
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Submitted by johnsonl on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:03am.
How can congressional dems be petulent, self-absorbed children if Obamao is hogging up all the pettiness?
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With Democrats, petty is one thing in unlimited supply.
Submitted by drsamherman on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:10am.
They cannot find oil for anything, but pettiness is being struck everywhere in the Democrat party. It is their monopoly.
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Submitted by drsamherman on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 1:12pm.
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Sorry, O Anointed One;
Submitted by johnsonl on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:01am.
Harry Reid is too busy pandering to the hispanic vote by refusing to end billions in tax refunds to illegal aliens who claim exemptions for children in Mexico.
That tearing sound that you hear is Obamao's suit being shredded as he is thrown under his own campaign bus by the dems in congress.
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How stoooopid can one be?
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:15am.
Bloomers said the Founding Fathers did fight for the right to have an extra large drink
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Submitted by jon_torlin on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:33am.
I said yesterday this guy was the spitting image/ringer of Simon Cocteau of "Demolition Man." Now he's really acting like him as well.
Does Bloomers not realize what Commerce and freedom of choice is all about? I mean, he has to, he couldn't have made his fortune otherwise. Those are the things that the Constitution does protect. But on the other hand, given his actions in the last couple of years, he's throwing the Constitution out the window in many ways.
Keep on enjoying him, New York! He's all yours! Bunch of idiots.
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Founding Father's Choice
Submitted by BuffNBone on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:13am.
Now we know what Patrick Henry actually said, "Give me liberty or a large Slurpee!"
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That made me laugh
Submitted by Blonde on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:32am.
Do you think Obama learned that in Con Law?
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Those Who Sacrifice Liberty
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:39am.
Those Who Sacrifice Liberty For a Large Diet Pepsi Deserve Neither- Bloomberg
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No, but they did fight for our right to donuts!!
Submitted by motherbelt on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:31pm.
Today is Donut Day in NYC!!
"'Donut Lassies' handing out donuts in traditional uniforms, "free Entenmann's donuts and coffee," the "largest box of Entenmann's donuts ever created," and donuts a whole foot in diameter!
You really can't make this stuff up!
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Women for Food Freedom
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 2:11pm.
Might want to check this out
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Should have started a "To Done" list
Submitted by CarlosS on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:10am.
NoBlame-O should have started a "To Done" list instead of a "To Do" list..., he would appear more productive that way (humor off)
My "To DONE" List
by Barrack Obama
Obamacare - DONE
Bin Laden - DONE
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More To Done:
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:13am.
Piss off Poland - DONE
Piss off England - DONE
Start more wars in Middle east - DONE
Bend Forward for Putin - DONE
Kill all potential intelligence sources - DONE
Desert our allies who help - DONE
Turn Second Amendment over to UN - DONE
Bankrupt the national Treasury - almost DONE
Come to think about it, Drone Boy has DONE quite a lot TO us.
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His real agenda is working out nicely...
Submitted by c5then on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:19am.
If you are of the mindset (like I am) that you can really tell what a person is thinking and planning by what they do rather than what they say, Obama's agenda is actually coming together nicely.
The USA is in a prolonged financial swamp similar to the 1930's. Our political clout in the world has plummeted and we are even taking a backseat in global diplomacy to France. And the Chinese, Brazillians, Iranians and others are openly making plans and putting systems in place to supplant the US dollar as the primary global trade exchange currency.
At the same time, he has rendered Congress almost impotent by ruling as a defacto dictator or monarch through Executive Order. He has implemented tyrannical policies that could not have possibly gotten through the legislative process at ATF, EPA, FDA, ICE, etc. All completely unconstitutional because an executive order can not create or change a law, but only direct how the executive branch employees that it applies to, will behave or conduct their business. An executive order is NOT the same as an imperial decree as some seem to think.
This President has, in a little over three years, taken the undisputed and single global superpower and set it back to where it was right before WW I. We have gone from the undisputed leader of the world, to a country who is maybe important or maybe not, depending on who decides to agree with us or not. And he has done that while destroying the small business and undermining people's confidence in the free-market and promoting Marxist principles like wealth redistridution and State control of production.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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I agree, C5.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:21am.
Drone Boy has been extremely successful in his drive to "fundamentally change this country." He may actually get to see it totally destroyed before he gets booted. Win or lose, it's going to be an interesting couple of months between the vote count and the swearing in ceremony.
I take small issue with the statement, "he has rendered Congress almost impotent." I think that Congress rolled over and died for him, including most of the Republican "leadership." While Drone Boy was wielding the gelding knife, Congress was holding the bag, if you get my drift.
They had less fight in them than a division of French soldiers facing an attack from a troop of Girl Scouts.
Time for them to stand up and at least pretend to be a co-equal branch.
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When have they EVER paid
Submitted by John21 on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:30am.
When have they EVER paid attention to his agenda?
They didn't vet him, they didn't reveal any of the scandals that this administration has been involved in, why would you think they would interfere with "their" re-election campagn for "The Incompetent One"?
"Few men have the virtue to withstand the highest bidder." George Washington
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At their own peril?
Submitted by jon_torlin on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:40am.
You have to wonder about the dems. Prior to 2010, they couldn't help Obeyme fast enough with the socialist ObeymeCare and various other socialist things going on, but now that we're coming up on 2012's election(will we have one?), they might be feeling the heat at their own peril given the Tea Party's success thus far(even with the losses, the heat is there).
And I say at their own peril for a couple of reasons, the peril of losing their "job" versus God knows what kind of retaliation or repercussion on the part of the Obeyme Administration if they didn't do what the proctologist wants, which that title is now grown to several people like Sebelius, Nappy Janet, Holder, and others. Which do they fear the most?
And to use the word peril one more time, we truly are in a perilous time in many ways, much of it brought on by this farce, especially now that the Muslim world has a bigger foothold than before and the rest of the world is in danger of being overthrown by them if they aren't beaten back and utterly destroyed.
That's not counting the problems this country has which are bad enough.
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I believe the Dems understand...
Submitted by Airforce_5_O on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:40am.
how bad this guy has been or how toxic he will be to their Re-election. I know I'm looking "Forward" to seeing this guy out of office.
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My latest letter to the editor
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:59am.
This was sent in on 4/5/12. It seems that today was a good day after the ignorance Bloomers is showing
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69k and 8.2%
Submitted by bkeyser on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:03am.
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Ain't the truth
Submitted by jon_torlin on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:42am.
As opposed to "ain't that the truth." I see those numbers and the rate, I double or even triple it, those would be more accurate.
It's just appalling how people think he's working so hard to "help this country" and "failing" despite the fact that he's succeeding where others have failed to destroy this country.
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I certainly wouldn't.....
Submitted by almostacowboy on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:10am.
proscribe any noble motivations for their dis-attentions (is that a word?). My worldly view of them tells me it's only their own selfish motives of self-perpetuation that makes them ignore Obamugabe.
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campaign prop
Submitted by ohio granny on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:32am.
He can't have any bill introduced that might have a negative impact on his reelection. The only thing he really cares about is his own reelection. He doesn't even really care about helping other democrats get elected.
The only person important to him is himself. He is after all the "won".
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War on Soda
Submitted by Free Stinker on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:40am.
"Fat people are the chirping canary in the mineshaft of freedom". -- Dennis Miller
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This is sooooo wrong!
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:42am.
Green Lantern is now GAY!!! Why didn't they just rename him Rainbow Boy or something?
I thought it was bad enough when Superman renounced his US citizenship because he didn't want to appear to be too pro-American way. Now they're turning them into gaymericans?
Next thing you know, I'm going to find out that Wonder Woman and Veronica and Betty are LuGButTs.
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Snuffed his gay son
Submitted by jon_torlin on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 11:49am.
This is the silver age Green Lantern(Alan Scott), not the current who had a movie last year(played by Ryan Reynolds and definitely not gay). Ironic thing, Scott's son was gay and people weren't too concerned about it, but after doing this reboot or whatever the hell DC was doing again, they killed off his son and made Scott gay.
Kinda like a weird retroactive abortion.
I guess since we know that gays can't procreate, they are looking to kill off the heroes by means of extinction.
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Gak. I don't even wanna imagine what new 'superpowers' GL gets.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:38pm.
These people are truly sick in the head.
BTW, there were two other superheroes who came out of the closet a few years ago...
but both have since "retired."
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Look, it's Gay Man!
Submitted by CobraMan on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 1:27pm.
Look, it's Gay Man! Just don't turn your back on him!
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Unless you're a fetus. The US Supreme Court
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Now it's "Chartreuse Floor Lamp" instead.
Submitted by drsamherman on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 10:45pm.
I don't think Killiwog would appreciate being called the Lavender Chandelier, though.
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Please watch this video
Submitted by bkeyser on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:06pm.
and if you'd like, reply with an honest take on it. I'm pretty much too stunned to comment myself, other than to post it.
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Thanks, BK.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:30pm.
Now I have to wash out my keyboard!
Whiny lady, ask your "daughter who wants to be a jet fighter pilot," about where and how you can BUY BIRTH CONTROL PILLS, you stoopid liberal! Nobody is saying you can't have them. We're just saying YOU pay for them.
Take a lesson from your two girls (if all this crap is true). They seem more in touch with reality than mom.
BTW, babe. If daughter number 1 does get to fly a weapon (that's what they are) with real (gasp) guns, bombs, rockets, etc. get used to the idea of "collateral damage." If we're still a nation at that point in the future (that's still up for grabs with dumbassed voters like you) and we still choose to fight for our freedom, she may kill some people who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people. It happens.
Oh, tell her to get up way before 5AM if she wants to be ready.
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What a load
Submitted by Model850 on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 4:27pm.
Well that's two minutes and sixteen seconds of my life just wasted.
What a load of pathetic, maudlin, puling claptrap.
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Don't be fooled by the dems feigning to shy away from...
Submitted by Dave. on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 1:50pm.
...the comrade Dear Ruler's agenda, becaue if reelected, he will accomplish in less than eight years what the communist left has been trying to do for the last 100+ years, and that is to destroy this republic as founded.
And if the Kenyan Muslim fraud of an illegitimate communist POTUS does manage to steal a second term, just watch how fast these dems fall right back in line.
Vote for the American in November
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To me the scariest part of
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 4:05pm.
To me the scariest part of another term is that he may get the chance to appoint as many as 2 justices to the Supreme Court. It is over if that happens.
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I must correct you.
Submitted by NevadanConservative on Mon, 06/04/2012 - 10:20am.
The second scariest notion about a second BHO term is that it would not be a term, but the kickoff to a presidency-for-life, ala Castro/Duvalier/Noriega/Brezhnev/fill in your own dictator.
The MOST scary notion of such an occurence is that over sixty million of our alleged fellow citizens will have CHOSEN ( assuming an honest election (snerk) ) for this.
My fear is that the Great Communicator was prophesying ...
"We'll preserve for our children this, the last best hope of man on earth, or we'll sentence them to take the last step into a thousand years of darkness."
NVCon... despising Dingy Harry for a third of a century.
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Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 2:07pm.
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Another video
Submitted by bkeyser on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 2:10pm.
this one being promoted by Yahoo!
Uh, NB staff? Any comment on this?
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Dog recipe video
Submitted by Model850 on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 4:32pm.
No doubt Yahoo soon also will be promoting a "parody video" addressing dogs, featuring a picture of the current occupant of the White House touting recipes using dog meat.
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Ok, now what
Submitted by jon_torlin on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 3:28pm.
Oh boy, now what's going on here?
Judge revokes bond on Zimmerman
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Judicital extortion in action.!
Submitted by CobraMan on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 9:12pm.
"This court was led to believe they didn't have a single penny," said De la Rionda. "It was misleading and I don't know what words to use other than it was a blatant lie."
Hay, idiot, that money didn't appear until after he was arrested and after he made bail! You can't lie about funds that didn't exist when the bail hearing occurred! And even though there are donations available, bail determinations are is usually set upon someone's PERSONAL finances, not any potential finances that may or may not be received through donations! Those donations are NOT his personal finances. They are NOT income. They are Charity. It is a charitable legal assistance account. They're given to help pay for all his legal expenses, not just his bail. He doesn't even have to declare them on his tax records! When comes to bail determinations, they don't count!
It looks like the Court is just out to squeeze as much money as they can from this. I see this being appealed to a higher court.
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Actually the site had been
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Sat, 06/02/2012 - 12:59pm.
Actually the site had been set up a while before the arrest and arraignment. The truth may be they did not know how much was in the fund or perhaps they did know. Seems a bit fishy either way.
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The Econmy and blaming BUSH
Submitted by LionKing on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 4:55pm.
The recession ended in June 2009: Stop blaming BUSH and accept responsibility for the economy, POTUS!
Unemployment up, stock market down.
Good news: Oil is also DOWN.
If conservatives are RIGHT, then liberals must be WRONG.
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Worse Than A Gaffe
Submitted by stratman on Fri, 06/01/2012 - 5:32pm.
President Obama Shuns Lech Walesa
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Delusional Yahoo Fake Romney Dog Video
Submitted by AgentAmerican on Sat, 06/02/2012 - 10:59am.
This is exactly how the left-wing bottom feeders actually perceive things. The metrosexual twit presenting the video should be a composite sketch of your average lefty flake in every break room.
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