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Spartanburg County deputies and the SWAT team arrested a man accused of selling drugs and having a large amount inside his home.
Deputies busted into 29-year-old David Hines' Anchor Street home Friday morning after an ongoing narcotics investigation.
Neighbors said they awoke to the sounds of loud booms, which deputies said came from "distraction devices" that woke the suspect up.
"Narcotics had made some previous drug buys there in the month of March and April, and that was enough for them to get search warrants," said Lt. Tony Ivey with the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office.
Warrants said deputies found more than 30 grams of cocaine, 13 grams of cocaine base and nearly half a gram of pot in the home.
Deputies said the home was trafficking drugs and the bust is part of a larger problem.
"We see an unusual number of more drug arrests in that area than maybe some other places within the county," Ivey said.
Deputies said they will continue to investigate and make arrests connected to illegal drug activity across the county.
Hines was charged with three outstanding drug charges and is being held on $75,000 bond.
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Open Thread: More NYT Dishonesty on Tucson Massacre
The Gray Lady's star columnist has already demonstrated the amazing extent of his hackery. But even the paper's "straight news" (I know, I know) reporters have managed to twist the facts in an apparent attempt to paint Jared Lee Loughner as having conservative views. Ann Coulter spotted this bit of leftist dishonesty in an early piece on Loughner (via Ace):
In the most bald-faced lie I have ever read in The New York Times -- which is saying something -- that paper implied Loughner is a pro-life zealot. This is the precise opposite of the truth.
Only because numerous other news outlets, including ABC News and The Associated Press, reported the exact same shocking incident in much greater detail -- and with direct quotes -- do we know that the Times' rendition was complete bunk.
ABC News reported: "One Pima Community College student, who had a poetry class with Loughner later in his college career, said he would often act 'wildly inappropriate.'
"'One day (Loughner) started making comments about terrorism and laughing about killing the baby,' classmate Don Coorough told ABC News, referring to a discussion about abortions. 'The rest of us were looking at him in shock ... I thought this young man was troubled.'
"Another classmate, Lydian Ali, recalled the incident as well.
"'A girl had written a poem about an abortion. It was very emotional and she was teary eyed and he said something about strapping a bomb to the fetus and making a baby bomber,' Ali said."
Here's the Times' version: "After another student read a poem about getting an abortion, Mr. Loughner compared the young woman to a 'terrorist for killing the baby.'"
Pretty astounding, huh? Any examples you've seen that haven't been discussed yet?
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If they mean war....
Submitted by MidAmerica on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:17am.
The Republicans are getting set to dismantle the obama agenda and the MSM is on war footing. Every prominent Republican is a target. Every news story is calculated for it's possible use against Conservatives. The coordination among 'news' organizations is not just a random event. This is an editorial decision that has come from the top decision makers in the organizations. The word is out... stop the Conservatives at all costs.
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School on MLK Day
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:24am.
The NAACP in Charlotte is all up in arms because Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools will have to go to school Monday to make up for the days lost this week due to snow. They are telling pastors to tell the parents to keep the kids at home on Monday. What the NAACP does not under stand is that the schools are in their mid-term exam period. Do you thionk MLK would agree with keeping kids out of school?
My daughter teaches in a charter school in a neighboring county. They have to go tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday to make up for the days they lost. Tuesday was to have been a teacher workday. She is only fussing about having go on Saturday.
Did you hear the story of the dad in Prince George's County Md that got a 4:30 AM called telling him that shcool would be delayed? He got the numbers of the school board and had a robo call company call them at 4:30 AM.
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Ann Coulter, Another home run hit.
Submitted by upcountrywater on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:28am.
More of Ann.
The winner of the most cretinous statement of 2011 -- and the list is now closed, so please hold your submissions -- is MSNBC's Chris Matthews, who on Monday night recalled Palin's statement, "We're not retreating, we're reloading," and said, I quote, "THAT'S not a metaphor."
Really, Chris? If that's not a metaphor, who did she shoot?
Rush had some great comments too.
I, don't seek a deeper understanding of a madman like this who has committed the worst kind of crime. You see this guy's mug shot? I mean, this is the mug shot of all mug shots. This guy's getting exactly what he's wanted: Attention out the wazoo. And stop and think of this: What Mr. Loughner knows is that he has the full support of a major political party in this country. He's sitting there in jail; he knows what's going on. He knows that a Democrat Party, the Democrat Party, is attempting to find anybody but him to blame. He knows if he plays his cards right, he's just a victim. He's the latest in a never-ending parade of victims brought about by the unfairness of America; the bigotry, racism, sexism, homophobia of America; the mean-spiritedness of America.
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He may get his own show on
Submitted by Hunter12 on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:42am.
He may get his own show on MSNBC before this is over. I agree that the infamy is what this clown wanted. I am glad Fox News finally took his picture off their main page and replaced it with one of the real heroes. Let's hope Gabrielle Giffords' continued improvement will become the stronger focus in this story and not the wackjob who caused all the tragedies seeking fame. c contccont
"An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile, hoping it will eat him last." - Sir Winston Churchill
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It would be an improvement!
Submitted by Willis_Leon_Johnson on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:32pm.
If he was given his own show on any of the 'msm' outlets it would be a vast improvement over what is currently offered.
End 'gun violence in America' - Require training and MANDATORY "Shall Carry" by every Citizen.
If harry reid is the best person to lead the senate, what does that say about the other 99 senators?
If harry reid is the best person to lead the senate, what does that say about the other 99 senators?
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That's funny.
Submitted by almostacowboy on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 2:09pm.
What chu talkin' 'bout, Willis?
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maybe Loughner was inspired
Submitted by Hoosier Conservative on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:35am.
He wanted to be famous and have his picture on TV like the Va Tech shooter. Or like the Fort Hood shooter, commit a terrible crime and then watch the media build a defense case on your behalf. Maybe the media should stop A) turning killers into celebrities and B) helping them get away with it.
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One thing about it. Dupnik,
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:52am.
One thing about it. Dupnik, in all of his Beauford T. Justice glory, is probaly going to be the main witness for the defense in the trial.
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Spike Lee on The Decay Show.
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:39am.
Spike Lee on The Decay Show . Here is a real intelligent conversation-not. Who cares what this galactically stoopid idiot thinks.
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It is a concerted and coordinated effort
Submitted by c5then on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:44am.
The left wing media (most of the media in this country) are at war with conservatives. They are putting out bald-faced lies knowing that they will diseminate through the culture as verified truth and facts to some simply because the media "reported" them.
This has been ramping up over the last number of years and now they appear to be in full implementation mode.
Maybe Mark Levin suing them might put the breaks on it, but I doubt it. It would take a HUGE damages award to make some of these media companies notice and Levin, even if he sues, is just as likely to get a progressive/liberal judge as he is to get a real judge.
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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just a comment on your tagline
Submitted by Willis_Leon_Johnson on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:39pm.
Make them work from home!
The technology exists so that trips to DC could, and should, be rare.
With the money saved on transportation, the reps and senators could set up offices in every town and city in their district where their Constituents could go and watch the daily comings and goings in the offices.
Video links between all the offices are an easy hookup.
Video links of discussions held by your rep in committee meetings could be televised in the same manner.
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to limit the access by lobbyists to YOUR representative?
Wouldn't it be nice to see who influences YOUR representative the most?
End 'gun violence in America' - Require training and MANDATORY "Shall Carry" by every Citizen.
If harry reid is the best person to lead the senate, what does that say about the other 99 senators?
If harry reid is the best person to lead the senate, what does that say about the other 99 senators?
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Let's rename MSM
Submitted by PoolPlayer on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:46am.
The MSM tag gives them to much credit and LSM is too catchy. How about FLM - Far Left Media. seems more accurate to me
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hello Pool Player
Submitted by Hoosier Conservative on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:48am.
Someone suggested calling them the Blood Libel Media from now on. I think that fits too.
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What part of indiana do you
Submitted by jkwtrading on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 11:59am.
What part of indiana do you hail from? I am here in the snow and ice of Porter County..
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oh you are up by Gary
Submitted by Hoosier Conservative on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:01pm.
I was born closer to Fort Wayne.
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Gary is like a foreign
Submitted by jkwtrading on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:03pm.
Gary is like a foreign country compared to Porter County.. We have some of Lake county liberals here..all democrat people..
I haven't been over to fort
Wayne area in years..
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My son in law is from Mt.
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:09pm.
My son in law is from Mt. Vernon. Y'all would probabbly considered that part of Kentucky because it is closer there than any of the bigger towns in the Hooiser State.
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oh he is from Indatucky?
Submitted by Hoosier Conservative on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:10pm.
ha ha, no offense.
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I forgot. The new football
Submitted by ricklail on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 4:31pm.
I forgot. The new football coach at IU, Kevin Wilson, and I are from the same small NC town. He is a first cousin to my brother in law. My son in law is a ND fan. I am trying to get him to change.
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Submitted by Hoosier Conservative on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:09pm.
Sadly places like Gary have been sources of problems for Indiana for years now. They want desperately for Indiana to be a battleground state. I am just glad that Daniels is still the governor.
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I'm sticking with Ministry of Statist Misinformation
Submitted by Dave. on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 1:32pm.
Because that is exactly what they have become, as they are taking their marching orders directly from a White House that is packed to the attic with nothing but statists.
Vote for the American in November
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The "Mainstream" cough! Media
Submitted by Substance over Spin on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:51pm.
What we have here on NBC, CBS, ABC,CNN, etc., are nothing but leftist Democrats or sympathizers, on air, sitting in front of cameras, speaking into microphones pretending to be the arbiters of truth and seeking just the truth and fooling nobody. Their producers and writers are also overwhelmingly leftists.
They tell us they are reporting just the facts and do not have an agenda. Of course a huge majority in the country know this is nonsense and are being lied to and manipulated. Yet the charade goes on and on day after day.
How can we tell? Over time by the stories they cover. The stories they don't cover. The angle they take on the story. The questions they ask. The questions they don't ask. How they question people on one side versus the other. Whose talking points they adopt and use in advancing the story. What they report about the story and what they don't. The hypocrisy on how they go after one side versus the other, etc. etc.
They live mainly in the northeast triangle from New York to Vermont to Washington. They live and associate in the same ideological circles with the like minded. Working and living in a liberal bubble. They may have grown up in different parts of the country but have found each other in the northeast. The are lemmings who tow the line for the left and even use the exact same language many times when reporting a story. They create templates for stories and follow the same.
Since 2001, the percentage saying the media are too liberal has ranged from 44 percent to 48 percent; the percentage seeing the media as too conservative has never exceeded 19 percent. (Gallup Poll)So the charade goes on from these "independent" journalists and news reporters who are just reporting the story based on the facts.
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Got to love this
Submitted by well99 on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 12:58pm.
"Even if humans stop producing excess carbon dioxide in 2100, the lingering effects of global warming could span the next millennia. The results? By the year 3000, global warming would be more than a hot topic - the West Antarctic ice sheet could collapse, and global sea levels would rise by about 13 feet (4 meters), according to a new study."
That was good for a morning laugh.
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Here's a list of the hidden tax turds in Obamacare
Submitted by Dave. on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 3:10pm.
This is not just going to be just a jobs killer, it's going to ultimately kill America.
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Steele finishes 2nd in first RNC chairman vote
Submitted by Dave. on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 3:32pm.
Not sure what this means just yet, but at least there is a possibilty the party leadership is going to change - but will it be for the better?
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First I've Heard Of This Horse Race
Submitted by stratman on Fri, 01/14/2011 - 5:48pm.
Who are these candidates? Are the same people who elected Steele the people deciding the next leader? Have these voters publically stated when and why they had an epiphany concerning Steele's effectiveness and decided to not support him again?
Why does it seem this election process is more "inside" than inside the beltway politics?
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Featuring 125+ playable games, Game Masters celebrates the world's most influential videogame designers and is currently showcasing the work of over 30 game designers, from Nintendo's iconic character-led worlds featuring Zelda's Link and everyone's favourite plumber Mario, to the immersive stealth combat of Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid and the atmospheric narratives of Flower and Journey by thatgamecompany. Game Masters will be at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image until October, so how about you go on us, as we've got a few double passes to give away. So what is you all-time favourite game?


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Cultural and educational tourist centre ETNOMIR is a unique project that will allow everyone to get acquainted with the life, traditions and culture of the peoples of the world. Only in ETNOMIR can everyone become a resident of any ethno-yard, feel the full diversity of culture and enrich themselves with new knowledge about the life and traditions of the people.
A variety of services on offer are united by the fact that every visitor to ETNOMIR will find an activity they like, because the uniqueness of this product is precisely in that we offer to be not just a visitor to the cultural and educational tourism complex, but temporarily become a native of any country in the world, discover its beauty and diversity, learn about the traditions and culture, acquire new crafts, and most importantly, look at the world and oneself through the eyes of other peoples, understand that the beauty of the world is in its diversity and that we have a lot in common, that people on earth are a big harmonious family, which should live in peace.
In order to demonstrate the diversity of our world, we decided to show each country, each people through the authentically recreated ethno-yard, which harmoniously accommodates ethnic buildings intended to be hotel, craft shops, museums, traditional cuisine restaurants, souvenir shops and other facilities, radiating flavor of traditional life. A custodian of traditions, who could most reliably introduce the wisdom of his people passed through the everyday life and holidays, through crafts and household items and tools, through folklore, folk songs and legends, through the healing procedures and the tradition of folk cuisine, resides in the ethno-yard.
The basic principle of ETNOMIR is the general equality of cultures. Regardless of the level of economic development and its international status.
The potential of the project suggests that in the coming years ETNOMIR should become the main ethno-cultural crossroads of the country. The brightest festivals, carnivals, calendar events, exhibitions, conferences, concerts, which are directly linked to the traditional culture of different peoples will be held here. Ethno-yards will introduce people to the ethnic architecture, customs and way of life, history, folklore and mythology, cuisine and crafts.
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Kaluga Oblast is a federal subject of Russia (an oblast). Its administrative center is the city of Kaluga.
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Undergraduate students in Iowa may see a tuition freeze for yet another year.
The Iowa Board of Regents approved the request and, if funded by the legislature, college students at the three universities may see a tuition freeze.
The Board of Regents president made it clear Wednesday that their responsibility is to try to keep tuition low. That's why they unanimously voted for the appropriation request.
University of Northern Iowa President William Ruud says this would be great for students and their families, but stressed the importance to get this money -- especially for UNI.
"We have 92 percent of our students from the state of Iowa," Ruud said. "So, as we do that, it's critical that we get the money from the state in appropriations to take care of that. Because if that money isn't there, then we are looking for other dollars to supplement tuition."
Thursday, the Regents will submit the request to lawmakers at the legislative fiscal committee meeting. That meeting will be held at UNI.


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Carlstadt, N.J. – Contemporary area rug house Momeni Inc. has promoted Blake Dennard to the newly created position of Southeast regional manager, heading all sales and sales agents in 10 southeastern U.S. states.
Dennard, who has spent more than 24 years in the floor covering industry, joined Momeni in early 2009 as a sales representative. Prior to that, he was with Kaleen Rugs as vp, and before that he held a similar post at Oriental Weavers USA.
In his new post, Dennard will remain based in Chattanooga, Tenn., and will report to Stephen Hoberman, Momeni's national accounts manager.
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It is very painful for children to feel unwanted. So just imagine how hard it is for this week's Wednesday's Child. She has been featured 3 different times. We first met Keiera when she was 14 years old, she is now almost 17 and still waiting for a forever family.
Keiera is curious about the things around her and is eager to learn new things. She enjoys being challenged especially when it comes to science.
"I like the stars, and the earth, and space. The solar system", said Keiera.
Keiera likes a lot of attention but she is usually cooperative.
"You like fashion, I can tell. Your outfit is very pretty. This is not my kind of outfit. Oh it's not. Okay what do you like? Tell me what kind of outfit you like. Kind of a rocker kind of person. Okay. I like to skateboard, play soccer, I like to play guitar, the drums, the keyboard. I like to draw, I like to write stories", Keiera said.
Keiera says she can be stubborn but she is not aggressive. She enjoys being creative.
"I want to be in a band, I'll make my own band, not in someone else's band", said Keiera.
When it comes to her brothers Keiera says it is important that they grow up together, but if that is not possible she wants to maintain contact with them.
"We are separated. What is it like being separated from them? Well I wouldn't say its easy but. Are you used to it? Yeah cause, I mean, we haven't been together all our life, you know.. So…, Keiera said.
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Homemade Fruit Roll Ups
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- 1 October 26, 2011 at 2:07 pm
Thanks for posting this!! Can I use the applesauce that you buy from the store? Thanks in advance!!!
- 3 June 18, 2013 at 10:36 pm
I have a nice dehydrator, but it's hardly ever been used. This year I want to make fruit rollups…can I puree peaches, strawberries, pears and cherries (separately) and put them in the dehydrator? Does it take days or hours to dry them to the right consistency? Would it be all right to sprinkle a little sugar on top of the puree, and what about sprinkling a little Splenda over the fruit? I always put sugar on my fruit when I eat it from a bowl so that sounds good to me. Also, which of the above fruits taste the best as just dried pieces?
- 5 March 17, 2014 at 12:27 pm
I have made fruit rollups for years. I take 1 cup of honey to 2 cups fruit. The honey acts as a preservative ( although at our house I can't keep up with demand) and you can use any fruit.
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Anyone is free to submit a love letter. Huffington Post reviews them and chooses the best letters to feature on their page.
Cincinnati's own David Falk, owner and operator of the Boca Restaurant Group, wrote a letter about Cincinnati and all it's hidden treasures.
Having studied his craft in places like Chicago, New York, Florence and Rome, Falk is not unfamiliar to the world outside of Cincinnati. The Prospect Hill resident is a big contributor to Cincinnati's growing upscale dining scene with Boca, Sotto and Nada.
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After "Bones" Jones staged a movie titled "The Siesta of the Dragon" on Saturday, Jonathan Snowden at MMA Nation yielded to a bit of exuberant hyperbole when he declared that Jon Jones is the best fighter in the world. I cringed. It wasn't just that this was another example of someone confusing America with the world (the NFL, NBA and World Series 'world champions' are really just American champions). It was also that if this claim is true, it says something very unflattering about martial artists worldwide.
As expected, Jones was phenomenal in his slaying of the Dragon. But to a trained eye, his weaknesses were painful to watch. His kicks were like those of a Karate yellow belt- awkward, off-target and sorely lacking in precision. The only kicks he can throw well are low leg kicks, because they don't require real skill or balance. Compared to world-class boxers, he punches in slow motion. When Machida attacked, it wasn't really Jones' ability to take a punch that was tested- it was his ability to execute simple defensive techniques- blocking, parrying, side-stepping. He could do none of these, because he hasn't been trained to do any of these. When attacked, his instinct is to either run away very fast, or go to his comfort zone, a close clinch.
In short, as a martial artist, Jones is just above average, and certainly not great. His effortless dominance of the UFC LHW division says more about the depth of competition in the division- and in the UFC- than about Jones' talent. When you require a fight-off of only four people to establish a championship belt, that signals that the UFC pool of fighters is really too small to be considered a reflection of global talent. And no wonder- while the UFC is dominated by North American fighters, everyone knows the best martial artists in the world are in Asia. Where are the best Muay Thai, Taekwondo, Karate, Judo and Kung-Fu practitioners? Fighting within their own stylistic silos, unfortunately. The UFC desperately needs to draft them.
Go to Lumpini stadium in Thailand, swing a cat, and you'll hit a Muai Thai fighter who would break Jones' bones with a barrage of crushing kicks. The best Karate fighters would punch holes through his rib cage. The leading Taekwondo competitors would show him what a proper kick looks like. Hell, even second-tier boxers would embarass his weak guard and leave bells ringing in his head. And as for his vaunted wrestling, how would he fare against the World Judo champion?
This of course is not about denigrating Jones. I have no bones about his success. He is a fantastic athlete and fully deserves his accolades. It is just that he earned those accolades playing in a very small pool of competitors, against fairly mediocre fighters with fairly homogenous backgrounds (college wrestlers or BJJ exponents who- barely- learned to punch) . The fact that finding good opponents for him is already a problem proves the point that the UFC is just too small and shallow as a talent pool to be really credible as a showcase of global martial arts talent. Currently, it is something of a cult of mediocrity, hyping average fighters as global masters.
Dana White, Go East Young Man. Find the top 30 fighters in each of Shotokan, Kyokushinkai, Goju Ryu, Judo, Kung-Fu, Muay Thai, Boxing and Kickboxing. Lure them out of their closed stylistic silos with lucrative contracts. Expand and diversify the UFC talent pool. And THEN Let The Games Begin.


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End it like Beckham: David seals final US trophy in LA farewell
David Beckham has secured a glorious exit to his six-year stay in the United States by helping his LA Galaxy team to victory in the MLS Cup final.
The soccer superstar's fond farewell looked threatened with opponents Houston Dynamo leading 1-0 at half-time in the final, which was being played at the Galaxy's home ground in Carson, California.
But three goals in the second half, including a late penalty from ex-Tottenham striker Robbie Keane, ensured Beckham signed off with another trophy in his final competitive appearance for the club.
The former England captain received a standing ovation as he was substituted in the final seconds of the 3-1 win.
Beckham was then joined on the field by his children as he said goodbye to the Galaxy fans.
He admitted to reporters his joy in victory was tinged with sadness as it concluded the final chapter of his American adventure, saying:
I'm sad it is the end; this has been an amazing place for me and continues to be an amazing place.
The 37-year-old, who arrived in Los Angeles in 2007 after winning all major European club honours with Manchester United and Real Madrid, is tipped to return to Europe.
But the branding power of Beckham ensures that he will receive interest from clubs across the globe, all hoping to sign the marquee player in the final stage of his career.
Beckham told Sky Sports News he is confident he has enough energy to justify one last move, but admitted he would enjoy a rest during the festive period while mulling over his options.
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With the acquisition of Mark Trumbo from the Angels and an increasing payroll this year and beyond, the Dbacks would be wise to lock up some of their young players below arbitration cost. With arbitration decisions to be made soon, MLBTradeRumors has made a list of which Dbacks could be looking to sign extensions. The list shrunk by one when Brad Ziegler signed his 2 yr/10.5MM deal but there are still quite a few potential left.
Mark Trumbo
Gerardo Parra
Wade Miley
Patrick Corbin
A.J. Pollock
To start, we have Mark Trumbo. The new member of the Dbacks has been an absolute force in his pre-arbitration years with the Angels. With 95 career HR's but a disappointing .250/.299/.469 career slash line so far in his career, his numbers look good to arbitration officials and will no doubt allow him to get paid. The 4yr/30MM deal Billy Butler signed (3MM 1st year, 8MM per for the next 3 years) bought out his arbitration years and is a good base for what to expect out of any extension with Trumbo. I would give Trumbo a 3yr/18MM (6MM AAV) deal that buys out his arbitration years plus a club option 10MM.
The next player up is Gerardo Parra. With increased playing time, Parra has definitely shown his worth as an elite defensive outfielder. Unfortunately for him, arbitrators haven't been to keen on showing better, defense-first players as Brett Gardner only received 2.8MM through his 1st two years. A very good comp for Parra is Austin Jackson. While a better hitter throughout his career (Jackson's 107 vs Parra's 91 career OPS+), the gap has closed in recent years. Unfortunately for us, Austin Jackson is a Boras client and he hasn't been one to negotiate extensions. Any extension with Parra will set the stage for many other players in the league. I expect a AAV of 5-6MM in any deal covering his arbitration years with his FA years receiving over 10MM. Look for a 4yr/26MM to make sure Gerardo Parra stays in Sedona Red.
Wade Miley is next up and has provided some excellent numbers in his first two pre-arb years. A strong 2012 buoys his career 3.54 ERA (112 ERA+) but even though he struggled to begin 2013, he finished the season strong. From May 31st, he threw a 3.17 ERA. An almost perfect match has been Doug Fister, who put up a 113 ERA+ through his first 2+ years and had the exact same amount of starts as Miley with 69. Fister took his play to the next level and was rewarded with 4MM in his first year of arbitration. Can Miley produce like Fister? We will see. James Shields received 14MM over his 3 years of arbitration and John Danks, a slightly better pitcher over the same time, received 4yr/18MM through his extension. An extension with Wade would start at 5MM AAV and go up from there. 4yrs/22MM will do the job with plenty of room.
The next two players, Patrick Corbin and A.J Pollock don't have the resumes the other players have, but if the front office is smart, they will lock them in at an affordable rate before they explode. Pollock is a lot like Parra defensively and if he continues his improvement with the bat, he could be looking at a great payday in arbitration. Any deal right now would cover 4 or 5 years and be comparable to the Denard Span deal of 5yr/16.5MM. Patrick Corbin burst onto the scene and if they decide to lock him up at an affordable rate, a 4yr/12MM deal with a couple of club options would be a great way to show confidence in Patrick's abilities.
So there we go. These numbers are definitely just guesses at this point and should be taken as such. As we get into February, we will see what this FO does with these young players.


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'Boris Godunov' premier takes center stage
April 6, 2007
After months of inspired collaborations between Princeton scholars, students and artists, the curtain will rise on the University's world premiere production of "Boris Godunov" Thursday through Saturday, April 12-14, at the Berlind Theatre.
The sold-out performances are the culmination of a vast creative endeavor that has spanned the entire academic year and numerous departments across the University. The effort to bring new life to Alexander Pushkin's classic play features a cast of student actors in multiple roles as well as performances by the University Glee Club, University Orchestra and student dancers -- all on a flexible, dynamic set designed by graduate students in the School of Architecture. The project also includes a Firestone Library exhibition and several academic initiatives.
Directed by Tim Vasen, a lecturer in the Program in Theater and Dance, the Princeton production is inspired by Russian director Vsevolod Meyerhold's unrealized version of Pushkin's historical play. Meyerhold, one of modern theater's most innovative and influential figures, abandoned his "Godunov" production 70 years ago in the face of Stalinist Soviet politics. The Princeton performance will feature a score by famed composer Sergei Prokofiev that was commissioned by Meyerhold but never used for a live performance of the play.
The play dramatizes Godunov's rise to power, his increasingly tyrannical reign as czar from 1598 to 1605 and the challenge to his throne by Dmitry the Pretender, who claimed to be a son of Ivan the Terrible.
The "Godunov" project is managed by Caryl Emerson, chair of the Slavic languages and literatures department, and Simon Morrison, associate professor of music. It is sponsored by the University Center for the Creative and Performing Arts, along with several departments and offices across campus.
As an accompaniment to the production, scholars of Russian history, literature, theater and music will convene on campus for a series of scholarly events that are open to the public. They begin with a keynote address on "Meyerhold and His World (1929-1940)" by independent scholar Leonid Maximenkov at 4:30 p.m. April 12 in 101 McCormick Hall.
From 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. April 13, an international symposium will be held in McAlpin Auditorium, Woolworth Center of Musical Studies. Topics will include Russian modernist theater and set design, the challenge of translating a play like "Godunov" into English for a contemporary audience, and Prokofiev's incidental music for stage and film. The following day, a series of scholarly talks on topics related to Meyerhold and Prokofiev -- conducted only in Russian -- will be held from 9 a.m. to noon in the Graduate Seminar Room of the Mendel Music Library, Woolworth Center.
If seats for the sold-out performances become available through last-minute cancellations, they can be purchased at the McCarter Theatre Center box office prior to show times, which are 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday with a 2 p.m. matinee Saturday.
For more information on the symposium and the "Godunov" project, visit the project website.
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Freshman Adam Zivkovic portrays Dmitry the Pretender, the challenger to the Russian throne, in the world premiere production of "Boris Godunov." Princeton scholars, students and artists have worked for months to stage Alexander Pushkin's historical play about the Russian czar. Directed by Tim Vasen, the Princeton production is inspired by a version abandoned by Russian director Vsevolod Meyerhold in the era of Stalinist censorship 70 years ago. The sold-out performances run April 12-14 in the Berlind Theatre.
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On July 3, 2013, the Depot Childcare in Conroe, TX, celebrated their 4th of July parade alongside members of the Armed Forces, local veterans, Conroe Police Department, firemen and Smokey the Bear. In addition, in partnership with the Texas Gulf Coast Crime Prevention Association, McGruff participated in the event. Over 700 people were in attendance this year. They even had a flyover from members of a World War II artifact group!
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Texas Gulf Coast Crime Prevention Association received 8 out of 18 awards in seven categories issued at the annual Texas Crime Prevention Association Summer Conference held in El Paso, TX, July 11-15, 2011.
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2010 and 2011 Award Recipients pictured Left to Right standing: Jose Amstutz, Gerald Brousard and Michele Brousard (accepting for daughter Nicholette Schafer), Willie Whitman, Chris Guerra, Felix Appelt and Yvonne Cooper. Kneeling: Daniel McCool, Al Aranda, and Tony Valdez.
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After Kenya being attacked , the commissioner of Police in charge of Private security organisations and firearms, Basil Mugisha has urged the security firms to conform to measures of fighting terrorism and other form of crime.
He asked them to work with Police in combating crime and protecting Ugandans.
"When you are doing your work, nobody should intimidate you, I want you to search everybody at every entry point of building that you are deployed to guard," Mugisha said
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Healthcare Administration Certification
What types of specialty certifications are available in this field?
There are a variety of specialty certificates available that can increase the marketability of administrators and managers. One certification specifically for healthcare managers or administrators is the Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives distinction (FACHE). To be eligible to sit for this exam, one must meet the following criteria: possess a master's or higher level of post Bach degree, currently work in a healthcare management position, have at least five years of healthcare management experience, have been a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives for at least three years, have three references from current Fellows, have 40 hours of continuing education earned in the past five years, and have participated in at least two healthcare related and two community or civic activities.
Learn more about the healthcare administration degree.
In addition to the above-mentioned criteria, to earn the FACHE distinction, one must pass the Board of Governor's Exam. This exam includes 230 questions focused on the following knowledge areas: governance and organizational structure, finance, healthcare technology and information management, quality and performance improvement, laws and regulations, professionalism and ethics, healthcare, management, and business. Each exam question has four possible answers, only one being correct.
In addition to the FACHE distinction, health information managers can earn other certifications more specific to their job. For example, the Registered Health Information Administrator credential from the American Health Information Management Association may be a good choice for a health information manager. To earn this credential, a bachelor's degree and passing a certification exam are required.
Are continuing education units required in this field?
The only individuals who must maintain continuing education units are those who have the Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives designation. These individuals must renew their certifications every three years by participating in two or more healthcare activities and at least two community or civic activities. In addition, the individual must have completed 24 continuing education hours since their last recertification or in lieu of CEUs they may retake the Board of Governor's Exam.
Learn more about healthcare administration jobs.
Is a state licensure required to work as a healthcare administrator or manager?
For those who are employed in nursing care facilities, a bachelor's degree and license is required. To become licensed each state issues a licensing exam. Some states also require a license for those who work in assisted living facilities.
But areas outside of nursing care and assisted living facilities do not require any type of state licensure credential or national certification with the exception of Puerto Rico. A licensure is required to practice as a healthcare administrator in Puerto Rico. In all other states certification is voluntary through national organizations such as the American College for Healthcare Executives.


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It was no "miracle" but the United States prevailed in the shootout against the Russian Federation.
Sami Salo of Finland, Richard Panik of Slovakia, and Martin St. Louis of Canada take to the ice for the first time at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.
Team Sweden announced their roster for the Sochi Olympics this morning, and surprisingly, Victor Hedman was not included.
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The 82-game schedule for all 30 NHL teams, which were due to be released Wednesday, hang in limbo with thanks to an ongoing negotiation.
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The young actress talks about her hit sitcom and living her childhood dreams.
Kam Williams | 8/31/2011, 12:09 p.m.
When is your debut album being released, and what type of music is on it?
Well, I am not sure of when my album will be released but my music has a lot of different sounds. I'm a hip hop/RandB girl at heart, but I love pop music as well, and I even have an affinity for country music. So I would say my music might have something for everyone.
Is there any question no one ever asks you, that you wish someone would?
I'm never asked what I love to do outside of the arts. My answer would be sports. I was actually supposed to be a basketball player, not an actress. My parents had me playing basketball on competitive teams when I was in kindergarten. Even though my heart belongs to the arts, I'm a tomboy at heart, too.
Are you ever afraid?
Yes! I am scared of spiders! And I still get a little afraid every time I have to do something new or have to get out in front of a big crowd. The first time I sang "Swag It Out" live, I was really scared.
Are you happy?
Yes, I am. This is my dream, truly. I grew up watching "That's So Raven" and "Lizzie McGuire," and I said to myself that I could do that one day, and here I am. This is a dream come true and I am just ecstatic to be here living out my childhood dreams.
The bookworm Troy Johnson question: What was the last book you read?
I am reading the book that I just did a book trailer for. It's called "From Bad to Cursed." It's really creepy and good. And the last book I read for school was "Animal Farm," but I didn't really like that.
What is your favorite dish to cook?
I am really good at making Top Ramen. I also love it when my mom makes vegetarian lasagna for me.
Who is your favorite clothes designer?
Chanel all the way! Just because not only do they have timeless pieces, but since it is the epitome of class and elegance.
When you look in the mirror, what do you see?
I just see me, an ordinary girl. I know my life is not typical, but I have tried to stay really grounded and true to myself. My family really helps me with that.
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It would be to go back in time and meet Michael Jackson and work with him.
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Leaders, media 'hiding what they know' about Obama eligibility
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Leaders, media 'hiding what they know' about Obama eligibility
Investigator says, 'I can't wait to see Nancy Pelosi in an orange jumpsuit'
Posted: July 16, 2011
12:00 am Eastern
By Bob Unruh
President Barack Obama in the Oval Office April 4, 2011
The private investigator who has confirmed that Barack Obama is using a Social Security number issued to a Connecticut address, when he allegedly was in high school in Hawaii at the time it was assigned, says the leaders in American government as well as the mainstream media are aiding and abetting in concealing the truth from the American public.
"They are hiding what they know to be the truth, that he's not eligible to be president," Susan Daniels said today. "I can't wait to see Nancy Pelosi in an orange jumpsuit."
Her comments came in an interview with WND CEO Joseph Farah, who was sitting in for the vacationing G. Gordon Liddy today on his show that is live-streamed at WND and Radio America.
Get the New York Times best-seller "Where's the Birth Certificate? The Case that Barack Obama Is Not Eligible to be President," by Jerome Corsi.
WND has reported on the issue of Obama's Social Security number. In fact, a lawsuit is pending now in Washington over a Freedom of Information Act dispute regarding the original, which remains sealed in the state of Hawaii.
The first three digits of a Social Security number indicate the state of the applicant's mailing address. Obama's number begins with 042, which falls within Connecticut's range of 040 through 049.
The national news media have been virtually silent on this potentially criminal fact.
Indeed, when Fox News finally attempted to explain it, the news network broadcast false information and then scrubbed the report from its website.
When WND asked the White House about the issue, then–Press Secretary Robert Gibbs dodged the question.
The Freedom of Information case by Orly Taitz' is against Social Security Commissioner Michael Astrue, and explains that because of the numerous questions surrounding Obama's eligibility, his birth certificate and his other records, the information should be released.
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via Leaders, media 'hiding what they know' about Obama eligibility.
Satan's Demonic Complex – Setting the Stage For 666
As a biblical fundamentalist (one who believes in the realities and ETERNAL truths of the Holy Bible) I have one critique with those who give political commentary and analysis.
The average media personality today – whether they be a Left-wing reprobate or a Conservative, REFUSES to see the world, the events at hand and the overall picture of why the world is the way it is from Almighty God's ETERNAL perspective (2 Cor. 4:3-4, Eph. 6:12, 1 John 2:16-17). These blinded individuals (Left or Right), posses an unbelieving subjective world view which blinds them to the true realities at hand, which is they are subjects to the highly organized Demonic Complex of heaven's fallen angelic host (2 Cor. 4:3-4, Eph. 2:1-2).
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high [places]" (Eph. 6:12)
You see, more radical than a passionate conservative to the godless Left here in America is a fundamental Bible believer who Almighty God has rescued from this doomed and fallen world (Gal. 1:4, Eph. 2:1-10). The Demonic Complex which is driving this world's godless and lawless agenda truly hates reality, but is enraged and psychotic when it comes to Divine reality (John 3:19-21). The great war of the ages at hand is the rebellious agenda of darkness against ETERNAL light and reality (Isa. 5:20, John 3:19-21, Acts 26:18, 2 Cor. 4:3-6, Eph 2:2). As fallen mankind partakes and places their necks under Satan's rule in unbelief, they become his slaves and allies in the War against………………….
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Outcasts:Tonight Tens Of Thousands Of Formerly Middle Class Americans Will Be Sleeping In Their Cars
Outcasts: Tonight Tens Of Thousands Of Formerly Middle Class Americans Will Be Sleeping In Their Cars, In Tent Cities Or On The Streets… Economic despair is beginning to spread rapidly in America. As you read this, there are millions of American families that are just barely hanging on by their fingernails. For a growing number of Americans, it has become an all-out battle just to be able to afford to sleep under a roof and put a little bit of food on the table. Sadly, there are more people than ever that are losing that battle. Tonight, tens of thousands of formerly middle class Americans will be sleeping in their cars, even though that is illegal in many U.S. cities. Tens of thousands of others will be sleeping in tent cities or on the streets. Meanwhile, communities all over America are passing measures that are meant to push tent cities and homeless people out of their areas. It turns out that once you lose your job and your home in this country you become something of an outcast. Sadly, the number of "outcasts" is going to continue to grow as the U.S. economy continues to collapse.
(Excerpt) Read more at hawaiinewsdaily.com …
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Thomas R. Horn — Read it Before It's Banned by the US Government
But if like the millions of others around the world you have recently awakened with a sense that something foreboding is unfolding on earth, then this information is for you. If you believe that a global event, which so far nobody has been able to clearly explain is on the horizon, this information is for you. If you feel whatever is happening is both physical and spiritual, yet you cannot solve the conundrum of what is stirring beneath the surface, this information is for you. If you hunger to discern the meaning behind the raging turmoil recently enveloping nature, societies, and global politics, this information is for you.
But prepare yourself for the unexpected, including truly startling and often discomforting information, which you have not heard or read anywhere before.
What has been hidden in plain sight for more than 200 years is preparing to reveal itself to humanity.
via Thomas R. Horn — Read it Before It's Banned by the US Government.
Did the Civil War mark the end of the US as a republic and the beginning of the US as an empire? ~ Thomas James DiLorenzo on Abraham Lincoln, U.S. Authoritarianism and Manipulated History (via ~ BLOGGER.GUNNY.G.1984+ ~ (BLOG & EMAIL))
Anti-Establishment History
You may well read this and be tempted to say "Well, we don't have a king, we have a president." So? In many cases that has been form over substance. We have had Lincoln, who was, technically a president, but who performed like a monarch. Others have followed in his train and now we are saddled with the "Great One" who not only does what he wants regardless of the supposed constitutional restraints, but seems to think of himself as a sort of secular messiah. Now it's granted that the Shadow Government in back of him tells him what to do and say and when, but he's still their front man. So the monarchists in 1787 attached themselves to one of the other groups and used it as their front. Sounds like the Anti-Federalists were the only good guys around.
It would be great to see some of the comments of Mr. Martin and other Anti-Federalists used in history and political science classes in our day, in an accurate way, but don't hold your breath. This is the stuff you are not supposed to be aware of.
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The Cavalry Ain't Coming…Do It The Old Fashioned Way!
The U.S. Constitution: The 18th Century Patriot Act
It was not Thomas Jefferson or Patrick Henry that led the effort to call the Constitutional Convention, which neither even attended. It was Hamilton and his Federalists that wanted it. As superbly documented in his book, Hamilton's Curse, Thomas Dilorenzo reminds us that Hamilton actually wanted even more power for the central government than he eventually got into the Constitution.
"At the convention, Hamilton proposed a permanent president and senate, with all political power in the national government, as far away as possible from the people, and centered in the executive. He also wanted "all laws of the particular states, contrary to the constitution or the laws of the United States [government], to be utterly void," and he proposed that "the governor…of each state shall be appointed by the general government, and shall have a negative [i.e., a veto] upon the laws about to be passed in the state of which he is governor."[2]
Hamilton did not succeed in getting all of the power he wanted for the central government, but he succeeded in increasing that power quite a bit. This too should seem familiar. At every point in American history that interested parties have tried to expand the power of government, they have attempted at expansive powers and settled for something less than they sought but more than they previously had. With each "compromise," Americans have lost a little more of their liberty.
When viewed objectively, the very words of the Constitution reveal its true purpose. Constitutionalists often cite Article I Section 8 as proof of the limits on the powers granted to the federal government, but let's not forget what that section actually says. It begins,
"The Congress shall have the power to…"
What follows is a long………………..
via The U.S. Constitution: The 18th Century Patriot Act.
Col SELLIN: THE BIG CON "MUST BE DEALT WITH BEFORE 2012 ELECTION"
An Open Letter to Glenn Beck by Thomas DiLorenzo
Glenn, I'm writing to offer a few suggestions with regard to your upcoming community organizing efforts, which I'm sure will attract huge media attention and could potentially be very influential. First, you really need to "man up" those "Five Pledges" of yours, especially Pledges 1 and 2. There you say you are in favor of a balanced budget, and that government should not increase the financial burden on taxpayers "during difficult economic times."
I certainly agree with the last part of this statement. Raising taxes during a depression is exactly the opposite of what even a central-planning Keynesian would advocate. This only highlights the fact that Obama is not a Keynesian central planner, as Democratic presidents usually are (and most Republicans as well), but a central planner of the Marxian variety. Marxists want to destroy the existing economic system, creating a social catastrophe that they hope will allow them to foment a revolution and consolidate their political power. Keynesians are merely neo-mercantilists who use Keynesian ideology to pull the wool over the public's eyes with regard to their policy of perpetual political plunder under the guise of a perpetual quest for prosperity.
But come on, Glenn, don't fall for that Big Government propaganda line about the alleged virtues of a balanced budget. What the government establishment means by budgetary balance is a devotion to endless tax increases……………
The 3 scariest things about Obama (…should read: 3 More of the scariest things……)
The 3 scariest things about Obama (…should read: 3 More of the scariest things……)
WND ^ | July 15, 2011 | Staff
Posted on Saturday, July 16, 2011 5:14:10 PM by yoe
1.private army (like Hitler)
2.socialist (like Hitler)
3.media control (like Hitler)
A clause hidden in the Obamacare bill, which is now law, gives Obama the right to form a private army.
Why isn't anyone freaking out?
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com …
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Contempt of Cop: What's the Law Say About Photographing Police?
Some recent incidents of police misconduct have brought national attention to the phenomenon.
Emily Good: the name sounds like a school teacher, a virtuous heroine, and "Mitchell Crooks" surely is an evildoer. What do these two have in common? They've both been cited for, essentially, "contempt of cop." They dared to photograph police officers in the act of performing their usual, apparently unremarkable duties.
The arrest — even beating — of citizens who have done nothing more than photograph police officers has been happening recently, a disturbing and potentially dangerous trend.
via Contempt of Cop: What's the Law Say About Photographing Police?.
The Cavalry Ain't Coming…Do It The Old Fashioned Way!
"If our government officials refuse to uphold the Constitution and the rule of law, then American citizens will be forced to act to save our republic. "
White House attempt to control news reporting confirmed
Copies of Obama administration e-mails obtained by Judicial Watch have confirmed attempts by the White House to control the media in the United States by manipulating interviews with networks.
Despite public statements that Fox News, which often has reported criticisms of President Obama, was granted the same access as other networks, the e-mails Judicial Watch obtained "provide evidence that FNC was specifically singled out for exclusion."
According to one Oct. 22, 2009, e-mail exchange between Dag Vega, director of broadcast media on the White House staff, to Jenni LeCompte, then-assistant secretary for public affairs in the Treasury Department, Vega informs LeCompte that "…we'd prefer if you skip Fox please."
via White House attempt to control news reporting confirmed.
Obama's ineligibility: Prepare to defend America – Congress is inviting rebellion
Barack Obama is, according to the Constitution, an illegal President and has committed multiple felonies both in and out of office
Obama's ineligibility: Prepare to defend America – Congress is inviting rebellion
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- Lawrence Sellin Saturday, July 16, 2011
I do not know how I can state it any clearer.
The American people are victims of the greatest fraud and the deepest and widest conspiracy in the history of the United States. This fraud and conspiracy stretches throughout our government and the main stream media.
It is now widely known that there is sufficient evidence to conclude that Barack Obama is, according to the Constitution, an illegal President and has committed multiple felonies both in and out of office.
Members of Congress are deliberately hiding the truth from the American people. By doing so, every member of Congress is also committing a felony; know as "Misprision of felony."
What are the citizens supposed to do when their government is committing crimes and considers itself above the law?
The republic is in grave danger because we now have a government of men, not of laws, and there is no longer any restraint against the commission of more extensive and intrusive criminal acts by those in power.
Our liberties are at risk.
We have elective despotism
We have elections, but we have members of Congress who feel absolutely no accountability to the electorate. We have elective despotism.
Obama is an illegal President according to Article II, Section I, Clause 5 of the Constitution and the binding precedent of Minor vs. Happersett (1875).
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The Great Charade
There is something surreal and unnerving about the so-called "debt ceiling" negotiations staggering on in Washington. In the real world, negotiations on an increase in one's debt limit are conducted between the borrower and the lender. Only in Washington is a debt increase negotiated between two groups of borrowers.
Actually, it's more accurate to call them two groups of spenders. On the one side are Obama and the Democrats, who in a negotiation supposedly intended to reduce American indebtedness are (surprise!) proposing massive increasing in spending (an extra $33 billion for Pell Grants, for example). The Democrat position is: You guys always complain that we spend spend spend like there's (what's the phrase again?) no tomorrow, so be grateful that we're now proposing to spend spend spend spend like there's no this evening.
On the other side are the Republicans, who are the closest anybody gets to representing, albeit somewhat tentatively and less than fullthroatedly, the actual borrowers — that's to say, you and your children and grandchildren. But in essence the spenders are negotiating among themselves how much debt they're going to burden you with. It's like you and your missus announcing you've set your new credit limit at $1.3 million, and then telling the bank to send demands for repayment to Mr. and Mrs. Smith's kindergartner next door.
Nothing good is going to come from these ludicrously protracted
via The Great Charade.