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June 14, 2012 at 13:42 PM EDT
Ofer Ship Holding Deploys FleetBroadband Multi-voice Service with Station711
Airport City Business Park, Israel, June 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
Station711, the innovative and flexible Mobile Satellite Services division of RRsat Global Communications Network Ltd (NASDAQ: RRST), announced today that Ofer Ship Holding has adopted the new FleetBroadband Multi-voice capability. The decision was made after a trial period, where Station711 and Inmarsat lead the technical aspects of the new service.
The deployment on ZIM CONSTANZA comes just days after FleetBroadband's new multi-voice capability became commercially available. The ZIM CONSTANZA is a 4,250 TEU container vessel with a crew of 27 onboard. Station711, an Inmarsat distribution partner, added a Vocality PBX to work alongside the ship's installed JRC-500.
"It was easy to integrate the FleetBroadband Multi-voice capability into the vessel's infrastructure," said Dotan Sofer of Ofer Ship Holding. "The high quality of the multiple voice lines is the same as we had previously on the existing FleetBroadband terminal. The crew really appreciates the added flexibility and privacy that this service provides."
FleetBroadband Multi-voice is integrated into Inmarsat's core network, ensuring a high-quality voice service. Supporting up to 9 simultaneous calls, it allows vessel owners and managers to separate crew communications from operational use, making it easier for crew to make and receive personal low-cost calls away from the bridge.
"FleetBroadband Multi-voice adds significant value to the service, and we expect it to be very attractive to the shipping companies we work with," said Kobi Ohayon, Sales Director at Station711. "Not only does the crew now have more privacy for their calls, for which they can use our low-cost prepaid cards, but they are also receiving the same high quality voice service as the bridge."
"Within days of releasing this new capability, we have seen intense interest from our distribution partners and service providers," said Frank Coles, President, Inmarsat Maritime. "This is a simple but effective solution to the growing need for separate crew calling facilities, delivered with the same high quality standard as all Inmarsat services."
FleetBroadband Multi-voice can be accessed on existing FleetBroadband equipment, and with the same per-minute tariff for both pre-paid and post-paid calls. It also supports the "505" emergency calling capability that connects a vessel immediately to a Maritime Rescue Centre.
About Station711
Being the mobile satellite arm of RRsat Global Communications Network Ltd. (NASDAQ: RRST), Station711 provides communications solutions to the maritime, terrestrial and aviation markets. As Inmarsat's 4th generation distribution partner, with our own LES for existing and evolved Inmarsat services and via our own global teleports and fiber optics network, Station711 has you covered to guarantee seamless global communications anywhere, anytime. The Station711 platform, based on the most advanced technologies, can be integrated into yours existing communications infrastructures. This unique capability results in significant cost and resource savings.
For more information, visit http://www.station711.com
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This is my first project from Sewing Vintage Modern book – Elizabeth Gathered-Waist Dress. Being a huge fan of pretty dresses this pattern was perfect for me. Instructions were easy to follow and this dress was overall very simple to make.
I used fabric that is 50% wool and 50% linen. Since these pictures of the dress did not show how pretty this fabric really is I added one photo showing only the white and blue fabric. Sadly the dress looks more like grey in these photos :)
50% wool – 50% linen, invisible zipper and light interfacing
Jan 14, 2013, 05.18 AMby neveenkarnes
love it. i really like this style so nice for the office or going out after work. well done
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Beautiful dress. Love the neckline ! The fabric is very nice, good thing you did a close up because the pictures really don't do the fabric justice
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Oh wow – that is beautiful fabric, perfect choice – it falls beautifully at the skirt!
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Great choice in fabric!
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Thank you! I really love this fabric. It makes a beautiful skirt and makes the dress suitable for different occasions.
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6:23pm Wednesday 30th April 2014 in News
MORE THAN £485,000 will be spent improving Colchester's roads.
The Colchester Local Highways Panel recommended 38 schemes to the county council earlier this month.
They included putting zebra crossings in Butt Road and Hawthorn Avenue, and a pedestrian crossing outside the Gilberd School.
A video survey and signal reconfiguration will be done at the junction between Mersea Road and Napier Road, and a review will be carried out on the junction between Blackberry Road and Winstree Road in Stanway.
Money has also been allocated for The Strood, on the way to Mersea, but no details of what work will be completed have been given.
Rodney Bass, responsible for highways, signed off the recommendations on April 15.
He said: "These well-thought-out schemes will improve journeys on Colchester's highways for many thousands of people."
Anne Brown, joint chairman of the Colchester Local Highways Panel, added: "I am delighted that the Local Highways Panel has again been positive in prioritising and recommending such practical schemes."
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One bad winter and it will be all up again.
The trick is to get cars to slow down.
Once they stop racing around all over the shop the roads will settle properly and not wear out so much.
See you next year Rodders for some more cash?
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omgwtfbbq wrote:Potholes are moving nearer the town centres. Halstead Rd, Bergholt Rd, Military Rd, Cowdray Ave, Colchester are a disgrace.
fix it right fix it once, instead of using the bodge it workers they are using at the moment, you cant just chuck the black stuff into a dusty hole and expect it to stay there!!!
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So it's good that we have this money, but the acid test is whether the work is done properly. Currently, there seem to be assigned sub-contractors who cut corners to get the job done fast, but seemingly without anybody actually checking what has been done. I'm sure their invoice reaches the council fast enough, though...
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So no money either to sort out the utter mess of North Station area, or to help with what will happen when then NAR3 opens and traffic floods into the Myland area from the new A12 junction !
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KENNEBUNKPORT (Maine): It was not a summit, not even a working lunch. Just a social meal between two world leaders who happen to be vacationing near each other. That, at least, is how the White House described Saturday's sit-down between President George Bush and French President Nicolas Sarkozy. But there is more to it than a get-to-know-you.
By welcoming Sarkozy to his parents' seaside home, Bush is laying a foundation for what he hopes are drastically improved relations with France over the rest of his term. In turn, the newly elected Sarkozy is eager to bond with Bush and display a pro-American mind-set.
"It would be impossible to think of Jacques Chirac stopping by Kennebunkport for lunch," said Charles Kupchan, a senior fellow for Europe studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. "This speaks volumes for the desires on both sides to try to turn the page."
Chirac, the former French president, had a bitter relationship with Bush. He opposed the war in Iraq and clashed with Bush over climate change and other matters.
Sarkozy, by contrast, has promised that the United States "can count on our friendship," while reminding Bush that friendship means respecting differing views.
So this lunch, casual as it may be, marks the symbolic start of something more: the "new era of relations with the French," as White House spokesman Tony Snow put it.
In a telling sign, Sarkozy apparently never considered postponing the date even after he had to suddenly dash from his New Hampshire vacation spot back to Paris for a funeral.
Sarkozy was to fly back to the United States before having a few hours with Bush, first lady Laura Bush and their family. The French president and his wife, Cecilia, will likely be offered a spin on a Bush speedboat when they arrive.
Sarkozy gives Bush a chance to shore up support in the core of Europe, although the new leader has clearly echoed Chirac's opposition to the Iraq war.
"Bush realises that Europeans have either left Iraq or they're heading for the exits," Kupchan said. "And the Europeans may not think the war was a wise move, but they've stopped the finger-pointing. I think it's safe to say that both sides have put Iraq behind them."
That still leaves plenty of ground for Bush to build new ties with France. Building pressure against Iran to halt its suspected nuclear weapons pursuits is one area; pushing the UN Security Council to speed up humanitarian efforts in the Darfur region is another.
Then there's Afghanistan, where Sarkozy has shown ambivalence about the French mission.
"I don't think the French are getting ready to pull their troops out," Kupchan said. "But the last thing Bush wants is for the French, the Germans or others to go wobbly on Afghanistan. If a major country were to do so, the whole coalition could start unravelling."
Sarkozy is expected to discuss such matters formally with Bush in Washington this fall.
As for Saturday's lunch, there was no agenda, except for an effort to keep it private.
White House aides say the two leaders may discuss world hot spots — Iran, Lebanon, Sudan. Yet they have no plans to take questions or issue comments afterward. Bush spokeswoman Dana Perino told reporters to expect few details from the White House.
"I know there's always an appetite for more and more information," she said. But the invitation was for "a nice casual lunch during the Sarkozy's vacation".
Laura Bush extended the offer to the Sarkozys more than two months ago in Germany, during a meeting of world leaders. President Bush had his first true get-together with Sarkozy at that meeting. It was cut short, though, when Bush got a bad stomach bug.
In France, Sarkozy caused a considerable stir by opting to be in the United States for his first extended vacation as president. He chose Lake Winnipesaukee in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, about 80 kilometres from the rocky shores of the Bush compound known as Walker's Point.
Sarkozy said he wanted to see the real America — small towns and tranquillity. He made unintended news, however, by getting into a public flap with American photographers.
In his brief stop in Maine, he was in for a true Bush experience.
His hosts were former President George H. W. Bush and his wife, Barbara. The extended Bush family is in town this weekend, including the current president's twin daughters.
Some signs of protest are expected.
Anti-war protesters have long scheduled a demonstration in Kennebunkport on Aug 25. But Bush will be gone by then, and with Sarkozy coming to town, some protesters planned to hold a peace vigil on Saturday morning at the police checkpoint near the Bush compound.
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Mad Men, Now In Nail Polish Form; Anti-Aging Automobiles; And More…-------
Mad Men the nail polish is coming! Four new lacquers will debut this fall, inspired by fabrics used in the cocktail dresses of that era. We are not exaggerating when we say nothing has ever excited us more. [WWD]
Britney Spears used her Twitter account to leak the print ad for her new fragrance, Radiance, last night. And to answer our burning question from a few weeks back, her state of undress is…minimal. We'll leave the conversation about the state of her Photoshopped bod for another time. [People]
Ever feel the urge to "base tan" before a beach jaunt so your unsightly paleness won't offend other vacationers? Well, if you're travelling out of the United Kingdom, you can get a pre-flight bronze with Gatwick Glow, a new program that offers passengers traveling out of the London international airport a Saint-Tropez spray tan before they fly. JFK? Newark? Are you paying attention? [Daily Mail]
Never mind running on electricity. The cars of the future will help keep you looking better, too. Apparently, the forthcoming Nissan Leaf will not only use alternative energy and have plush seats designed by NASA but will also boast an air conditioner that spritzes passengers with vitamin C to help prevent skin damage and wrinkles. You've gotta love Japanese design. [US News & World Report]
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Mad Men returns to the airwaves this Sunday for its fourth season of three-martini lunches, complicated affairs, and smoky arguments—and while the plot will undoubtedly explore new directions, don't expect any dramatic changes in the characters' looks. In other words, Joan will not abandon her signature coral lip. However, the series' costume designer has hinted that this season will focus on the "mod, youth culture" moment and the cast will look "less done." Intrigued, we spoke with Mad Men's head makeup artist, Lana Horochowski, about her creative process—which includes a ton of archival research—and the subtle beauty shifts we can expect ahead.
I know you're sworn to secrecy about storyline details, but can you give us a little hint of how the characters will look this season?
Overall, we felt it was important to keep the characters' looks consistent, to be true to their personalities. For example, Betty is the type of woman who hasn't changed her hair or makeup since high school. Still, we wanted to acknowledge the current time period, so this season there is a slight Jackie O influence. But it's very subtle.
What about a character like Peggy, who seems poised to redefine herself as this confident, successful career woman?
Peggy changes the most, as she's evolved with the new agency. She experiments the most with her look this season. Peggy is someone who would look at magazines for inspiration. We actually found this great old ad for a makeup palette with an eye, cheek, and lip all in one. I think it was from Max Factor, and it had blue, green, pink, and different shades of coral. We thought, Peggy would buy that and play around with it. But she might not put it on so well; the colors might be a little smudged or imperfect. We try very hard to make it seem like Peggy does her own makeup.
The Couple That Cleanses Together, Stays Together; And More…-------
Ashton and Demi are on day two of the Master Cleanse, and it's apparently "better than the 1st," Mrs. Kutcher recently tweeted. As with Jessica Simpson's recent Twitter admission to shocking her system with a vegan diet, the Kutchers' lemon juice, cayenne pepper, and maple syrup diet has nothing to do with weight management, and everything to do with health. Whatever it takes to keep those fires of marital passion ablaze, we guess. [OK! Magazine]
Mad Men star Christina Hendricks is a natural blonde who started dyeing her hair that signature fiery shade of red when she was 10 because she wanted to look like Anne of Green Gables. Now you know. [NYDN]
Even if you don't buy into aromatherapy, a new finding may entice you to suspend your disbelief: According to researchers, a deep, long whiff of jasmine can mimic the effect of Valium. And so dawns the day of floral sedatives. [Day Press News]
Amy Strozzi, Sarah Palin's makeup artist from the 2008 campaign circuit, has been nominated for an Emmy—for the show So You Think You Can Dance, not for any recent Palin appearances. Although she sure did earn that sizable paycheck from the GOP in the Palin vs. Biden vice presidential debate showdown. (Strozzi loves her some bronzer.) [CNN]
TV's Hottest Cast Likes the Cheap Stuff-------
If you weren't already a believer—everyone who created an avatar moments after the option was posted on AMC qualifies, as does Frank Rich—last night's much-hyped premiere of season three likely made you mad about Mad Men. And though the characters may look like a million bucks—sigh, Don Draper—according to the show's makeup department head, Lana Horochowski, beauty comes cheap on set. Here, the five drugstore finds that she keeps in regular rotation.
Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs: Quick body makeup to make all exposed limbs look flawless.
Revlon lipstick: An oldie but a goody. The original Super Lustrous variety offers shades like Cherries in the Snow that have been around since the Mad Men era, and the new Matte lipsticks have a very retro and long-lasting finish.
Clubman Shave Cream and After Shave Lotion: Stubble was an office no-no in the sixties. In keeping with the times, Mad Men's men shave a few times a day to stay smooth.
Andrea Modlash: Horochowski goes through countless strips of false lashes every episode.
Maybelline Great Lash Mascara: Every female character's false fringe is covered with a few coats of Great Lash.
Mad Men Makeup, An Off-Screen Triumph-------
We've been waiting all summer for the new season of Mad Men, mostly so we could ooh and aah once again with our cohorts over Christina Hendricks' bold lips and wiggle dresses. We didn't expect to be so wowed by her real-life beauty efforts, but they were positively showstopping at the series' premiere last night in West Hollywood. The ginger-haired actress showed up wearing a monochrome makeup look to complement her amber strands and accentuate her ivory skin, working a tangerine blush swept from the apples of her cheeks to her temples and a highly pigmented sheer peach gloss to color her lips ever so slightly. We are officially enamored. You?


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Martin will wear his third set of school colors in as many years when he takes to the field this Friday night in the Jaguars' season lid lifter.
Will knows a thing or two about fitting in with an established team.
"It's all gone pretty well," said Martin. "Coming in as the new kid, being a middle linebacker and being a D1 player people look at you as a leader.
"At the same time there are a lot of kids who were already here and this is their senior year, so I understand how they feel about somebody new coming in.
"This summer I wasn't a real vocal leader. I just went out there and worked hard and tried to show them what I could do. When we played the jamboree this weekend, I was more active and a lot more vocal."
Madison Central played as well as anyone in their district in the closing weeks of the season. The late season surge has some fans expecting a deep run into the 5A playoffs come November.
"I feel like we are going to have a real good team," said Will. "We are kind of a junior led team. We have a good senior leadership, but we have a real talented junior class. A lot of those guys played last year, so they aren't your typical juniors starting for the first time."
Martin closed out his college recruitment a few months back when he committed to Southern Miss. A few schools have inquired about Will, but so far no other schools have offered.
"I guess we'll see what happens," said Will. "If I have a real good season, there may be some other schools that offer me, but I am real comfortable with Southern Miss."
The Golden Eagles have recently made some upgrades to their facilites. The buzz around the Southern Miss program is very positive. Martin is certainly not immune to the goings on in Hattiesburg.
"I think the facilities there are going to be really nice," said Martin. "I really like Coach Fedora and the things he is trying to do. I think it's really going to help the attendance down there next Saturday."
The Golden Eagles open up at home next weekend against the Ragin' Cajuns of Louisiana. Will plans to be in attendance.


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People like to talk a lot of crap behind their keyboards, but I seriously doubt most of those comments towards me would be made if we were all face to face at a sports bar or tailgate party etc(unless they wanted to catch one in the eye).Â
OK...calm down, there is no need for violence here. Alstott played a bigger role and did OK, it isn't like he is a game changer. He block well, he ran well, just tell him not to serve fried chicken, or watermeoln, or whatever the heck they eat...........


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The lives of the three McBroom sisters of Tallulah, Tennessee, were tangled before the eldest, Eleanor, discovered their mother hanging from the Venetian blinds—and the years have done little to comb out the knots. Now a drunken encounter with the midnight train has left brash, much-married Jo-Nell near death, compelling agoraphobic Eleanor to summon marine biologist Freddie home from California—where she fled after being expelled from med school following a daring gall bladder heist. At last the McBroom sisters are together again, to face old fears and new catastrophes as they cheerfully deflect every flaming arrow that outrageous fortune fires their way.
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Uninterrupted views, simple living and freedom are only a few reasons why Ed Spencer chose to live in the mountains of western North Carolina.
Although once I started seeing the soil going and the driveway cracking, my confidence was a bit shaken."
Spencer never imagined his driveway and the road leading to his home would be destroyed by a landslide.
The North Carolina Geological Survey estimates there have been more than 300 damaging landslides in WNC so far this year.
That's is the most slides geologists have seen since 2004 when tropical storms Francis and Ivan drenched the region prompting some 400 landslides.
On Sept. 16, 2004, the largest slide in state history took destroyed 15 homes and killed 5 people. It began near the top of Fishhawk Mountain in Macon County and traveled 2.25 miles down-slope to the Cullasaja River.
The slide is often referred to as the Peeks Creek disaster.
If I were ever in an instance where I could safely say it looked like a bomb exploded that was one of them," said former Macon County Emergency Services Director Warren Cabe.
The following year, lawmakers used money from the Hurricane Recovery Act to map slopes prone to landslides.
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11:00am Thursday 26th June 2014 in News By Kate Wilson, Reporter
SNJ reporter Kate Wilson spent some time with Gloucestershire's Special Constabulary on Friday night as part of its summer drink driving campaign.
Over the course of the night around 60 vehicles were stopped by the police on the A46 Bath Road and Dr Newton's Way - a total of 25 drivers were breath tested and two motorists were caught over the drink drive limit.
Alexander Holden, aged 19, of Shakespeare Road in Dursley was charged with drink driving and bailed to appear at Cheltenham Magistrates' Court on July 25.
Richard Powell, aged 46, of Cainscross, Stroud, was also charged with drink driving and bailed to appear at Cheltenham Magistrates' Court on July 25.
Steve Lindsay, the special co-ordinating the operation, also showed how effective the automatic number plate recognition system can be as Mr Powell was also charged with driving without a licence and without insurance after his number plate was typed into the system.
ANPR involves technology that allows police to check any number plate against a database of vehicles that are linked to crime or motoring offences.
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Anonymous Rex says...
The AUTOMATIC numberplate recognition needed to be typed in? doesn't sound that effective to me. what that sentence shows is that the police can access databases from their vehicles, almost as if there were some form of wireless information transfer taking place... it's devilry i tell you
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kjag23 says...
What's he going to get for that? A small fine and a driving ban, which he will ignore anyway.
Also, good job for stopping cyclists too, they seem to go largely unregulated...
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Tony Blankley Sarcastically Says to Rude and Dismissive Al Sharpton 'You Are a Very Polite Gentleman'
MSNBC's Al Sharpton on Friday was being tremendously rude and dismissive to his guest the always well-mannered Tony Blankley.
So discourteous was Sharpton that at the end of the discussion, Blankley sarcastically said, "You are a very polite gentleman" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
AL SHARPTON, HOST: What is the plan of the Tea Party to create jobs?
TONY BLANKLEY: Look, the Tea Party has two policies they are trying to get. They want to reduce the debt and they want to reduce the size of government.
SHARPTON: How do you produce jobs?
BLANKLEY: Let me at least finish a couple of sentences. The fundamental problem and the reason why the public is so alienated that the entire political class obviously doesn't have an answer to these problems, and we are getting more and more scared everyday. And the Tea Party is one voice. They are representing a lot of populist sentiments. You've got progressives on the other side having another voice. Nobody is coming up with a convincing policy prescription. That's why the country is so scared.
SHARPTON: Oh, I got it. So I ask you and Joe was quiet and I was quiet, what is the Tea Party's plan and you just spent the minute telling me about how nobody had a plan. So, I guess the answer is: the Tea Party has no plan.
BLANKLEY: I told you --
SHARPTON: It reminds me of James Brown my mentor. James Brown used to say, it's like a dog knife, Tony -- it just can't cut it. You're talking loud and saying nothing.
BLANKLEY: You are a very polite gentleman.
How pathetic.
Is this really what MSNBC is striving for in the 6PM time slot opposite Fox News's highly acclaimed "Special Report?"
On Thursday, Report trounced MSNBC Live attaining four times the viewership in the all important demographic aged 25-54.
It appears that I'm not the only one in America that thinks this show with the perilously biased Sharpton as host is totally unwatchable.
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Al Sharpton
Submitted by Bourbeau on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:27pm.
Al Sharpton a rude, loud mouth? Really? Who would have ever thought that. The most important contribution Newsbusters can make towards neutralizing people like Sharpton is to ignore everything he says or does; it adds no value. Moreover, the most important contribution people like Tony Blankely can make to the culture is to not allow himself to be lured into that den of stupidity, also known as MSNBC.
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Sharpton, "your boy" said he
Submitted by jkwtrading on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:32pm.
Sharpton, "your boy" said he had it all figured out in 2007-8...where is his plan Sharpton?
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Sharpton is an angry black
Submitted by Barack Must Go on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:37pm.
Sharpton is an angry black man that has no place in the public discourse. That's why he fits right in at GE/ObamaVision's left wing propaganda dissemination destination, MSNBC.
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"You're talking loud and
Submitted by tcm14 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:39pm.
"You're talking loud and saying nothing."
Says the huckster who was just babbling about James Brown and dogs with knives. He completely lost me there. Oh well, I feel good.
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Sharpton was James Brown's tour manager for awhile.
Submitted by Red Jeep on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 10:50pm.
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I think that maybe he was a
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:21pm.
I think that maybe he was a 'gopher' and a 'handyman' and whatever else James wanted him to do, including making sure that all of the right haircreams and perms were there, so that they both could do their hair up in that big bouffant style that they wore. Sharpton adopted it once he started hanging with the Godfather of Soul.
I think that Brown even took young Al in to meet Ronald Reagan.
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Like. . .
Submitted by rickbren on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:50pm.
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Crown Heights, Freddie's
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:26pm.
Crown Heights, Freddie's Fashion Mart and my favorite the DOOK Lacrosse team. This should be thrown up at him every time a conservative talks to him. By the way the POS he defended in the DOOK case sits behind bars awaiting trial for the murder of her boyfriend.
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I saw even HuffPo was horrified
Submitted by Texndoc on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:46pm.
Seems to me there's a battle for the libs between Current TV with Olbermann and MSNBC. Liberals were horrified when Cenk Ungyer (or whatever his name) was replaced by this shuckster. They liked the other guy.
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The last rating I saw for
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:16pm.
The last rating I saw for Olbermann was 270,000. That was for the 2nd week. Looks like Shark Week on Discovery kicked his ass. So did Fox and about every other cable show.
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Colon Health beat olberdufus!
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Colon Health beat olberdufus!
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A satellite test pattern
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A satellite test pattern (w/tone) beat "bathtub boy."
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I don't even know why polite society...
Submitted by CaptHerp on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 6:58pm.
...if there IS such a thing anymore, tolerates the presence of a lying, racist SOB like Sharpton on the airwaves. This is the architect of the Tawana Brawley scandal, for Pete's sake. If the Brawley thing had been engineered by a white guy, there would have been nothing left of the guy but a greasy spot, but since it's Sharpton, hell, give him his own show.
What in the hell is wrong with this country?
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One Million Times
Submitted by cobokat on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:00pm.
I've said it before and I will say it another million times. Why do intelligent people continue to go on MSNBC or any of these liberal networks. It does them absolutely no good! Al Sharpton is nothing but an ignorant loudmouth...always has been and always will be.
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Submitted by grammajane on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:03pm.
Why do these decent people continue to waste time with such loosers? Stay away from bsnbc and use your time and skills with people who care about America. For the life of me can't understand why this continues.
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Da Rev Al's Ebonics fo' Morons Hour.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:13pm.
Dis, dat, dees, doze, wid, fo', dey, dem, dare (as in over dare), done (as in we done here).
Dis jackass be da mos ignant mofo on TB.
Only on MSNBC, yo?
I have to admit that the dialog could be an episode of Amos n' Andy, but the talent level is way below the great comedy actors on that classic show.
Da Rev thinks dat he be Kingfish, but he really Lightin'.
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"Reverend" Al also. . .
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axes questions . . .
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Sharpton: A small man carrying a megaphone
Submitted by Slyrr on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:18pm.
Anyone who agrees to be interviewed by this foul person shares in the blame. Everyone knows what to expect from liberal loudmouths. Al Sharpton is used to clutching onto a megaphone to guarantee that he'll be the loudest voice in the room and shout down everyone else.
Al Sharpton is small, small man who is only just smart enough to realize that he's better off being a big noise in a small room.
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I agree totally
Submitted by djwolf12 on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 12:45am.
That is why Paul Shanklin's song spoofs with Rev. Al are hysterical!
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Al Sharpton has all the social sophistication of a goat
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:24pm.
And he's a jerk, too.
Vote for the American in November
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Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:28pm.
I was thinking more of a Jackass.
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Don't insult goats like that, Dave.
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:57pm.
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Hate it when people cut people off mid sentence
Submitted by shawn. on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:28pm.
Ed Shultz is pretty bad too. I think Lawrence Odonnell is the worst
On the right side I would say Mark Levin is the worst
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The Great One cuts them off
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:30pm.
The Great One cuts them off for making ridiculous statements then tells them to get out of here you jerk.
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Hey watch it there pal!
Submitted by MightyMouth on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:37pm.
Mark Levin is a Saint!!
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MM and Rick
Submitted by shawn. on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 8:00pm.
I love Levin. I listen to him everyday when I come home from work. I even like it when he talks about his dogs. It would just be nice to actually hear the other person finish their sentence before he makes them look like fools
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I like the Great One. I love
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 8:44pm.
I like the Great One. I love the way he gets rid of the jerks. Missed him this week. He is supposed to be back Monday.
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Mark Levin
Submitted by cbeyer on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:10pm.
I am a rock solid conservative but Mark Levin has the most grating high pitched voice on talk radio. LEVINE IS AWEFUL.
Sharpton is just an idiot race baiter and always will be
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Problem with many, is the cult of personality
Submitted by Boudin on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:18pm.
You dont comprehend the words, you ridicule a sound, and it's working out great so far, right?
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Love Levin
Submitted by shawn. on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:21pm.
He is very passionate. In a way too passionate. Unlike Rush or Hannity, you can tell his hatred of liberals when he talks. He is an extremely angry person.
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So why did Hannity continually have the Reverend Al.....
Submitted by Prester John on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:31pm.
...on his radio and TV show and give him so much totally undeserved air time which allowed him to accrue any credibility?
Pathetic and embarassing.
"Stupid people are ruining America"
Herman Cain 2012
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Why does O'Reilly give Rangel
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:36pm.
Why does O'Reilly give Rangel a platform? I quit listening/watching Hannity because he gave the unreverand Al a soapbox.
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I Can't Say This Enough
Submitted by Bourbeau on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:33pm.
I understand we all need to hear what the least of the liberal mouthpieces has to say periodically, just so we appreciate where we are in the political universe. That being said, it serves no purpose blasting or hi-lighting anything emanating from the tonsils of Tawana Sharpton - absolutely nothing. The sooner we realize this and focus more on how to win over the independent thinkers to our ideas, the better off we'll be. More importantly, it will be time well spent vs. reading about this racist pig.
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I must have not seen the show...
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:33pm.
Did Al happen to mention the Wisconsin State Fair? Or the fact he was an alleged FBI informant?
"Don't let the bastards rind you down."
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Al Sharpton is a Reverend....
Submitted by bigdaddy on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 7:42pm.
...like Dr. Seuss is a Brain Surgeon...
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Since Al Dull-ton mentioned
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 8:22pm.
Since Al Dull-ton mentioned James 'the hardest working man in showbiz'.....and the 'Godfather of Soul' Brown as his mentor, I'd have to say that he doesn't seem to have learned anything from Brown. In his heyday, Brown had a band, a back up vocal and dance trio called the Famous Flames, go-go dancers, and whatever and whoever else he needed to do the 300+ gigs that he did every year............AND he'd be in the recording studios during the 'off' days too. Plus......he had busses, and maybe even a plane or two later on And he even had young Al as his hairdresser!!! And he had to PAY for all of this, ya know??? And to PAY for all of this by WORKING, and being responsible, and keeping a schedule, and delivering on his talent and his reputation. I saw James Brown at the height of his career, and he was a total knock-out!!!
And he would FINE the bandmembers who made mistakes!!! Can you imagine that concept these days??? Hell, if Dull-Ton was fined for every mistake or stupid thing he'd said, he'd have to get a government bail-out!!! I dunno anything about Brown's poliltics, and I know that he got a little out there in his later life, but the guy delivered for many a year, and I doubt seriously that he asked for any government subsidies or hand-outs. He did it with relentless work and keeping ahead of the game.
Al Sharpton is nothing but a little punk-ass race baiter..............I'm thinking the last real job that he ever had, where he HAD to be responsible, was when he WAS James Brown's hairdresser..............or James would've fined his sorry ass too!!! Hahahaha!!
Somebody name me ONE THING that Sharpton has done that is worth a damn in the last 20 years................
And Tony Blankley is always a pretty classy guy. I don't know why he would lower himself to trying to have a conversation with this clown...............and I still don't know why Hannity would let this mumbling crackhead on his show so much.
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I remember the words to a
Submitted by ricklail on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 8:50pm.
I remember the words to a James Brown song, Feels good shoot the hood
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Wow.....check it out, Rick!!!
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:03pm.
Wow.....check it out, Rick!!! Not only did James buy his wife a MINK COAT - call PETA!!!!! - but then he threw it on the ground and shot it up!!! Blame the NRA!!!!! And imagine that - he had trouble with the IRS!!! Which is more than I can say for Howdy Doody Geither, or Charlie Wrangle, or any other number of Democrat tax cheats!!! I guess the IRS couldn't let a 'black' country boy become as successful as he was without having to extract their own ton of flesh out of him, right???
Yeah, I think that ol' James was a little wrapped up in the 'angel dust' at that time...............too bad. And if Michaal Jackson and Prince gave Browns estate a quarter for every time they copped one of his dance moves, his heirs would be looking pretty good.
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Didn't really see anything that bad
Submitted by dydx on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:10pm.
Just watched the segment. Didn't think Al was extremely rude and obnoxious. Just a little rude and obnoxious. Nothing more than you see on other shows with an opinionated host....left and right. Let's all at least acknowledge that.
And Al did have a point...the guy Blankley didn't answer his question. He could have said "well, no, the Tea Party doesn't have direct plan per say. That's not what we're about. Does the Green Party or the Black Panthers have a job plan? We're hoping that with lower taxes and minimized govt. the private will flourish." Instead, the guy did babble on and didn't address the question which gave good ol' Rev. Al a reason to pipe in.
Don't like Al or his brood mate Jesse at all, but this was a bad example to make an example of.
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Submitted by matthewdean on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:35pm.
So let's have a shining example of something good OR positive to say about ol' Reverend Al.
Take all the years you need.
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Submitted by dydx on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:36pm.
Don't understand you saying "so let's have a shining example of something good OR positive to say about ol' Reverend Al." I don't have anything like that to say of him. Do you? And why would I want to take a lot of years to come up with what you ask? It's not the point. Seems like you think I was defending him, and thus became persona non grata in your eyes. Is that it?
Like I said....I DON'T like him. I'm just saying this is a poor example of showcasing his @$$holeness. This example is not one you can point to and say "see...he's such a big jerk." The behavior exhibited in THIS EXAMPLE is nothing worse than I've seen Beck, O'Reilly, Medved, Larry Elder, Dennis Prager, Hugh Hewitt, etc... I've listened to the last four for decades, and while they are all great hosts I've heard them at some point behave just the way ol' Al did in this example. Not all the time or even frequently, but they all have interrupted and talked over guests once in a while.
So....MD....don't quite understand your slight animus toward what I said... Just trying to be mature and honest here. And just because I like NB doesn't mean I shouldn't mention any disagreement with them however great or slight...and just because I don't like Al Sharpton doesn't mean I should revel in any minor and petty critique of him.
Daily Kos and Democratic Underground are full of knee jerk sycophants that go nuts when one doesn't toe the party line. I hope that's not the case here.
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Good points, dydx---
Submitted by matthewdean on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 1:46am.
Each and every one.
My intense dislike of Al Sharpton stems partly from the fact that he has been cut way too much slack for way too long and that has helped create the monster he has become.
Yep, it seemed to me like you were defending him. If you say you weren't, fair enough. If you had been, I understand your thought process, but---
As far as cutting Sharpton a break in this instance - or any other - I'm of the opinion that if I handled a rattlesnake several times, and got bit several times, more the fool am I.
Sharpton has shown his colors over and over and over again; he is a race baiting pimp AND whore and I wouldn't trust him any further than I could throw his worthless fat ass.
I wouldn't piss on him if he was on fire.
But then, that's just my reaction to him and his nasty-assed race baiting existence. :o)
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Al's so vain....
Submitted by mrt721 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:22pm.
♫ Al's so vain, he prob'ly thinks this quote is about him... ♫
"There is another class of coloured people who make a business of keeping the troubles, the wrongs, and the hardships of the Negro race before the public. Having learned that they are able to make a living out of their troubles, they have grown into the settled habit of advertising their wrongs — partly because they want sympathy and partly because it pays. Some of these people do not want the Negro to lose his grievances, because they do do not want to lose their jobs."
"I am afraid that there is a certain class of race-problem solvers who don't want the patient to get well, because as long as the disease holds out they have not only an easy means of making a living, but also an easy medium through which to make themselves prominent before the public."--Booker T. Washington, 1911
And he'd be right!
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Trying Not to Laugh
Submitted by desert3030 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:49pm.
As I write this. MSNBC wants to be considered first rate, first news service and reporting. Now here is the gotcha...They gave Al "The Thug" Sharpton a show. The ONLY person on earth with worst history than Jesse Jackson?
The have to be in the medical cabinet smokin funny stuff. Doesn't any one think he is for real, other than his family and they have no choice.
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Submitted by Scott Trent on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:56pm.
The Rev Al - Race Pimp, Race Whore - Sharpton has a tv show? Who was stupid enough to give this pimp a tv show? Oh, msnbc...
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Submitted by Scott Trent on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 9:59pm.
Did anyone see that video of Obama voters (Obama got 95% of the black vote in 2008) in Philly shooting up that public transit bus? Did you read about the happenings at the Wisconsin State Fair where up to 100 urban black males were beating up anybody who happened to come by who was white? We do have terrorists in the US. They are mostly young black males... Terrorists...
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Now you're REALLY sounding
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 10:14pm.
Now you're REALLY sounding like a 'racist'here, Scott!!! Jeez..........get ahold of yourself. In fairness, you should also bring up the examples of WHITE guys shooting up buses and stomping on people at the State Fairs, and all of those other violent things that WHITE terrorists do!!! Like..........belonging to that ultra-right-wing-terrorist organization, the TEA party.
Oh yeah, I forgot...........that guy in Norway??? He was a white guy, but he blew up and shot up a bunch of other white people, because he hated Mooooooooooooooooslems, and was a devout Christian, and was also an extreme right-wing nationalist Nazi!!!!!
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Chris Matthews
Submitted by MrLuigi on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:24pm.
killa37 must be Chris Matthews the unhinged left wing radical. I'll wait for your examples of "white" guys beating people up at state fairs and all of the other "violent" things white terrorists do. Meanwhile, the examples of black on white crime are too numerous to mention in this short space. As for the tea party, it's simple, get your hands out of our pockets. Not interested in paying your bills.
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Could be, Luigi.........but
Submitted by killa37 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:32pm.
Could be, Luigi.........but the ol' Leghumper really can't do too much damage, while crawling around on his officail Obama kneepads and trying to hit us TEA party types with his purse...........
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The only thing MSNBC is missing...
Submitted by Tailgunner on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 10:40pm.
...is a ringmaster.
CANDIDATE Obama: 'Yes, we CAN'.
PRESIDENT Obama: 'BECAUSE we CAN'.
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True dat.
Submitted by falcon on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 10:52am.
Let's all remember, MSNBC is not a news channel, it's an "entertainment" channel for the left-wing echo chamber. It's ideological pornography disguised as "news" and "commentary."
Remember when local news operations used to have to identify which part of their newscast was news and which was commentary? And the just-before-sign-off blurbs from the general managers of TV stations like WABC and WCBS that were identified as "comment?" Those days are apparently gone forever. Even if they were a product of the Fairness Doctrine, there was no harm in identifying something as a blatant comment or opinion. Now, for many viewers, it's almost impossible to tell the difference, with people like Don Lemon, Contessa Brewer, and that what's-her-name that just moved from NBC to CBS (Norah O'Donnell, I think) who are always spouting DNC talking points and kissing Obama's butt and disguising it as "news."
I don't watch news anymore. I don't watch any opinion or talk shows. I get my news from the Internet, from a variety of sources (left and right - it's almost impossible to get a consensus on even the real facts these days) and I feel that, even doing that, I'm not getting the complete picture. Today's news media is designed to confuse people, diffuse and obfuscate the truth, and advance the Left's agenda. Welcome to the days of 1984, where up is down, left is right, black is white, and truth is dead.
"I will not stand by and watch this great country destroy itself under mediocre leadership, that drifts from one crisis to the next, eroding our national will and purpose." – Ronald Reagan, July 17, 1980.
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The Godfather..............
Submitted by Herbster on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 10:51pm.
Remember the scene in the Godfather's car after the "Sit down" with the other dons? Tom Hagen mentions the Tattaglia family and then Barzzini. The Godfather responds, "Barzzini is a pimp." For some reason, whenever I see Sharpton, this dialogue comes to mind.
Tawana Brawley, Freddie's Fashion Mart, Crown Heights. The perfect resume to get a "Show" on MSNBC. The swamp is being refilled.
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This is Al Sharpton were talking about.
Submitted by Phryj1 on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 10:59pm.
I'm just surprised he didn't just call the guy a racist the whole time.
Progressives seem to be completely averse to facts and logic. Apparently, reality has a conservative bias.
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I've said it before, and I will say it again. Why would
Submitted by Rush Fan on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:02pm.
Tony Blankley or any other intelligent Conservative or Republican appear on MESSNBC. I just don't understand. From Matthews to Maddow to Sharpton, there is not one host on that network who treats a right-leaning guest with respect. Tony Blankley certainly knows this. Perhaps Blankley, who I respect, has issues with self-esteem we're not aware of.
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All I can figure is:
Submitted by Chris Norman on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 2:25am.
1) They are so enamored of being on television they will go on any show that they are asked to appear
2) Their egos are so great that they think they can actually win the argument in these kangaroo court type of shows - or at minimum - score some points that will resonate - with who's watching , I have no idea.
3) They are so naive that they actually think they will get a fair hearing (what I call the Charlie Brown/Lucy Football Kick Syndrome)
Whatever - It's hard to believe that an intelligent guy like Tony Blankley actually thinks a blatant charlatan like Sharpton is going to thoughtfully listen to his reasoning and say, "Gosh, Tony. You're right. You've convinced me of the wrongness of my ideology and from now on it's conservatism for me!". At best, does he actually think there are people who watch this show who would be open-minded to his ideas? I've said here before and will say it again: MSNBC, of all the liberal channels, should be a quarantined zone for liberals. Let them talk to each other and rail away at conservatives all they want. Marginalize them by refusing all invitations to appear. They will complain, taunt, and gnash their teeth, but no one, except other liberals will hear them. They've created, in effect, an echo chamber of hyper-partisan liberalism - conservatives should help them make it literally so.
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Chris...... Your list of reasons is certainly comprehensive.
Submitted by Rush Fan on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 10:57pm.
Your explanation must surely apply to RINOs like McCain and Graham who, as you indicate, "are so enamored of being on television they will go on any show that they are asked to appear." It appears that Tony Blankley may have succumbed to those weaknesses, as well.
Rush Limbaugh had a similar explanation for "Inside the Beltway" Republicans and Conservatives:
"They are Washingtonians. Washingtonians have their own culture and their own desires, and it is to matter. They don't care who's in power, they just want to be closely associated with whoever is. That's the name of the game and they want press adulation. They want to be loved and adored by the media, they want fawning treatment, they want to be thought of as something special, unique, dignified and so forth, and that's the Washington establishment."
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Just because you give him money
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:09pm.
it doesn't mean he has any class. Al is a thug.
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Al has a show
Submitted by donabernathy on Sat, 08/06/2011 - 11:32pm.
do ya really have to watch to know what kinda garbage is spread...... Jeebus..... it's Rev Al for Gawd sake's........ If ya give a 2 year old a box of razor blades to play with ...is the outcome really in doubt.
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The Tea Party is turning Leftists insane
Submitted by ChrisNH on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 7:35am.
Leftists tried marginalizing the Tea Party ("Pay no attention to THEM," they sneered). But now it is such a joy seeing Leftists--politicians and the media hacks who kneel Lewinsky-like before them--in utter panic and outrage over the momentum the Tea Party has achieved.
I LOVE it!!!
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what is a
Submitted by misterbee241 on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 8:54am.
dog knife?
If you're not getting flak, you're not over the target.
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I disagree totally!
Submitted by Ashrak on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 11:08am.
Sharpton is TOTALLY watchable.
Folks can never take their eyes off of a inevitable train wreck....... ;)
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Uncontrolled hatred,
Submitted by Semus on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 11:41am.
Uncontrolled hatred, immeasurable ignorance, unbelievable dishonesty, and incredible arrogance in one, ridiculous package, Al Sharpton a ruthless liar is the face of the main stream media. I'm very pleased that he is where he is, there is no longer any pretense of honesty and decency on MSNBC. I wonder how long before the other MSM channels will follow suit with more crap like this, they'd just be becomming who they really are.
This is a good thing it will further diminish the number of people who are still clinging to the lie that they can trust the MSM.
Good job and thank You MSNBC.
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Al Sharpton: America's First Illiterate News Anchor!
Submitted by HollyW on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 3:49pm.
According to the Daily Rash, MSNBC president Phil Griffin is very happy that MSNBC hired the first illiterate to host a news show! http://www.thedailyrash.com/al-sharpton-americas-first-illiterate-news-a...
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Help me out
Submitted by gr29az on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 4:56pm.
Has anyone heard about the black on white
Multiple unprovoked beatings at the Wisconsin
State fair?
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Al needs to be looked at-for Tax evasion-
Submitted by JIMMY1660 on Sun, 08/07/2011 - 7:42pm.
however that will not happen with the racist BHO & Holder in charge.
BHO & Holder= Black Panthers running wild-guns being sold in violation but approval by these two racists.Just for starters.
After the elections in 2012, many of BHO's minions and better get a "get out of Jail card" from BHO.
I will lobby for special Grand Jury's-many things need examination.
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Every conservative ought to have this question ready in . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 9:33am.
. . . his/her back-pocket when interviewed by Sharpton:
"As a man of the cloth, Reverend Sharpton, how do reconcile commitment to the Ten Commandments with your bearing of false witness against your neighbor?"
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Dear Al, Did You Find Tawana Brawley's "Rapist" Yet?
Submitted by Motormouth KOS on Mon, 08/08/2011 - 9:39am.
Trick question, I really don't care, liar.
Let's talk about your hero, Professor Hussein Obama...
What did he do with his unassailable majority for the first 2 years? Focus on jobs? Nope, he saddled us with the Next Great Entitlement, Obamacare.
Now he's supposed to be serious about job creation?
Is that why he hired Jeffrey Immeldt, GE CEO?
The same clown who made sure that GE paid no taxes in 2010...
The same clown who shipped 34,000 jobs overseas since he took over?
The same clown whose network carries Obama's water every night?
The Obamination... A crisis leading to a catastrophe..(please donate to MRC)
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Lib Dems: We are doing well in our own territories
Deputy Liberal Democrat leader Simon Hughes has congratulated Labour on their South Shields win.
The Lib Dems came seventh place in the by-election, speaking to Daybreak Mr Hughes said, "the Tories were always the challengers and they've been knocked out by UKIP."
He added: "We appear to be doing well in our territory and not giving that up."


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I'll have more for you about what's cooking over at the University of Tennessee's Culinary Institute, but for now, get out your aprons! Several series of non-credit baking classes commence this evening (Tuesday, Sept. 18) and in the days and weeks to come. Here's the deal from their press release:
UT Culinary Institute Launches Series of Baking Classes on Tuesday
KNOXVILLE -- Those with a sweet tooth and a "hunger" for knowledge are invited to register for night classes at UT's Culinary Institute.
The fall 2012 baking series, which begins Tuesday, Sept. 18, will include courses on breakfast pastries, cookies, pies and tarts. The series will be led by Chef Heather Pennypacker, who formerly worked at Deerpark Restaurant at Biltmore Estates, where she managed all aspects of the pastry department, from breads to wedding cakes.
All classes will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. at the UT Culinary Institute in the UT Visitors' Center building at 2712 Neyland Dr. Classes are $189 each and are open to the public.
The classes offered in the baking series are:
Breakfast Pastries and Laminated Doughs -- Sept. 18, 20, 25 and 27
Learn many different aspects of breakfast pastries and laminated doughs, including quick breads, danish dough, croissant dough, puff pastry, cinnamon rolls, scones and biscuits.
Cookies -- Oct. 2, 4, 9 and 11
Learn to make rolled, drop, refrigerated, and piped cookies, including macaroons, linzer, glazed sugar cookies, rugelach, spritz, tuile and biscotti.
Pies and Tarts -- Oct. 23, 25, 30 and Nov. 1
Transform basic pie doughs and sweet doughs into beautiful pies and tarts, including berry crumb pie, chocolate cream pie, lemon meringue, French apple tart and more.
Register for classes online at http://culinary.utk.edu or call 974-0280.
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Syracuse beat Eastern Michigan at home on Tuesday night, and afterward, Jim Boeheim faced the press for the first time since the latest Bernie Fine allegations came to light. Facing a bloated press corps with national media having flown in from around the country, he opened with a joke:
"This is the first time I've been in the press room where there's more people here than at the game. Is there something special going on tonight?"
From there, he answered the media's questions with characteristic honesty, but also with restraint. There were no apologies, but he did say he's "saddened by what's unfolded" and "looking forward to a time when we can talk and learn from what has happened."
And for a lot of people, this wasn't enough.
The refrain's been familiar over the past week or so--everyone from Sports By Brooks to CBS Sports has pilloried Boeheim at Syracuse, mostly because he's failed to be outraged enough. Or as Pat Forde wrote at Yahoo! Sports after Tuesday night's press conference, Boeheim is "out of touch with the severity of the scandal."
As Forde wrote:
On this night, he sounded like another icon coach caught in a moment he can't quite decipher, facing criticism he can't quite fathom, failing to understand that a lifetime of having all the answers in a sporting context doesn't mean you have all the answers in the greater realm. He sounded like a guy who doesn't get it.
We know that writers have to write stories about this, and that Jim Boeheim's the most recognizable face in the room, but attacking Boeheim for not being somber/angry enough just seems like it's missing the point. Nothing's been proven yet, and after defending his friend at first and ultimately backtracking, it's pretty rational for Boeheim to be reluctant to make any bold gestures until the investigation's concluded.
Besides, this story really isn't about Jim Boeheim. So far as we know, this isn't a Joe Paterno situation--Boeheim had no idea what was happening with Bernie Fine.
There was an investigation a few years ago, that investigation found no proof of wrongdoing on Fine's part, and everyone assumed the matter was closed. It probably wasn't until this weekend that Boeheim seriously entertained the notion that one of his closest friends might have sexually abused young men.
Of course it's a moment "he can't quite decipher" and of course this is all criticism "he can't quite fathom." It has nothing to do with having spent a lifetime in sports, though. Jim Boeheim's a human. A human confronting alleged evil that defies human understanding. It's terrifying to think that nobody knew about Bernie Fine's alleged behavior, and I imagine that outside of the victims, nobody is more disturbed by this week's news Fine's friends and family. Like Jim Boeheim.
If we find out Boeheim knew and did nothing, then it becomes a different story.
But all indications are that he's just learning of the scale here. And if that's the case, taking him to task for his reaction seems completely beside the point. Pedophilia and molestation isn't something that's easily understood by anyone; that makes for a harder story to tell, but also one that needs to be told, so that people understand the nature of the problem and how we can fight it. Picking on Boeheim or some bogeyman like ESPN just delays a conversation that's already long overdue.
We're dealing in faceless evil, and the ultimate lesson of someone like Bernie Fine is that the face of an alleged pedophile can belong to just about anyone. But that face isn't Jim Boeheim. He may have seemed detached from reality at various points on Tuesday night, but for now, the story is exactly as unresolved as Boeheim described in his press conference:
"I'm looking forward to a time when we can talk and learn from what's happened. There's an important investigation going on, which I fully support, and I can't add anything more to that by speaking now. The investigation and all that we can learn from it is what's important."
If some part of him "doesn't get it" right now, then he's just as dumbfounded as any of us might be. It's an unthinkable, unfathomable situation, not some public relations fire drill for an athletic department.
So don't be one of the people ignoring the real, complex evil in the room to focus on whether Jim Boeheim seems glum enough, this week and beyond. This stuff is dreadful, and scary, and very real, and you don't want to sound like another one of those people who don't really get it.


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New gear flowmeter minimizes pressure drop
April 28, 2008
Max Machinery, Inc. announces the release of the model G015 precision gear flowmeter. The G015 meter operates at a maximum flow rate of 15 L/min, and joins the previously released models G045 and G105. These meters provide 0.3 percent of reading accuracy across a 100:1 flow range, an exceptionally small margin of error over such a wide range of flow. All meters are calibrated with 30 cP fluid, but are compatible with fluid viscosities ranging from under 5 cP up to 100,000 cP and beyond. Rugged stainless steel bodies are designed to operate at pressures as high as 6,000 psi and operate in a wide range of environments. The gear design has been optimized to minimize pressure drop and the high flow rate cavitation that many gear flow meters exhibit. Max gear meters are ideal for a large variety of applications, including hydraulic testing, motion control, and precision dispensing, and are particularly well-suited to processes involving extremely viscous fluids such as adhesives and sealants.