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When Jeff Faine left, it was fine. It was a cap move we all saw coming, and I liked the combo of Jeremy Zuttah and Carl Nicks better.
When Geno Hayes left, I was disappointed but not terribly surprised. He'd been benched at times, and recieved too big a contract from the Bears for someone who couldn't crack the starting lineup.
When we lost Tanard Jackson, I was even more dissapointed. I know he missed a lot of tackles, but he'd been gone from football for a year. There was still potential and he'd been clean since. The coach was making a statement. Unnecessary, but fine. Annoying, but ok. We didn't have a good replacement, but whatever.
Then we traded Kellen Winslow for a pittance. Now I started suspecting where this ends. There was never a good explanation. Seems the truth was, Greg Shiano didn't like the guy. He didn't like his attitude, he didn't like that he didn't practice. Ok, though instead of communicating that and giving him a chance, he just scraped him. And then they bungled the trade in addition. It's not that we got less talented as a team, it's that we didn't even try with this guy.
Meanwhile, though we cut Jackson and trade Winslow, the guy with the worst reputation on our team - Aqib Talib - is still here. The message: Bad off feild behavior will not be tolerated. Unless you're really, really talented.
Then came Desmon Briscoe and Brian Price. With Briscoe, the coach has set a precedent he can't maintain. He cuts a guy who couldn't pass the most strenuous conditioning tests in the league. Doesn't suspend him untill he gets back in shape. Doesn't discipline him otherwise, just outright cuts him. Ok, but what happens if Vincent Jackson fails that same test next week?
Which brings us to Price. The 36th overall pick in 2010. 2010, a year that saw so much first round talent at the DT level it's safe to say Price would likely be a first rounder in any other year. It's not just that Price was our only nose tackle, and we have no one to fill his shoes (Okoye is an under tackle. Get ready for another year of Roy Miller). It's not just that we got nothing in return (a 7th round pick, from a playoff contender no less? we might as well had just traded him for a box of footballs).
It's not even that Brian Price was only 23. TWENTY-THREE! There are DT's that got drafted this year his age. This guy still had all the potential in the world. Whoever we bring in as an additional DT won't be worth near to what Price could have been. We know that this was not the right move from a talent standpoint, but that's not the point.
It's the message Schiano sent. He gave up on a player. He gave on on a young man he was tasked with coaching. As a mentor, as a coach with a duty to get the most out of his players, Schiano is a quitter. He quit on a player who needed a good coach. A guy who was hospitalized after the tragic death of his sister is of course going to be a bit out of shape. But rather than give him some time to get in shape, help him do that as a coach should, Schiano quit on him and traded him for a worthless pick.
Is there something we don't know? Because if not, this is where I draw the line with Schiano. The new sheriff in town act has officially gotten old. He already made enough statements. If there is an exception to the rule for Talib, who did wrong, then there should be for Price, who's misfortunes are not his fault.
I'm not saying Schiano will necessarily be a bad coach. I am saying that my confidence is diminishing. I feel that Dungy wouldn't have ever cut a guy like Price, given the circumstances. Even Gruden would have kept him around for his potential.
Schiano has used the cut and trade to motivate this team, and that's fine. It needed some motivation and more importantly fear. But enough is enough, and I'm starting to see a lack of other motivational talents. Where does it end. Will the headline one day read "Schiano out of shape, cuts self"? Probably not, though I'm scared Schiano gives up on someone else - Like McCoy or even Freeman.
It is a coaches job to motivate and develop talent. Right now, I've heard a lot about Schiano cutting, waiving, and trading away potential talent because he didn't like their work ethic. At a point, however, a good coach shows the ability to work with players, and make them better workers, better teammates, and better people. It's time for Schiano to prove his motivational tactics have some depth, because his roster is running out of it.


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Shohreh Solati (شهره صولتی)
Shohreh Solati (شهره صولتی) is born in Tehran,Iran on January 04, 1957 ( چهاردهم دی 1335). Shohreh Solati is Pop Singer.
Shohreh Solati has had one of the most consistently active and prolific careers among contemporary, women Iranian singers. Since the Islamic Revolution in Iran, she has continued her music career in exile and achieved acclaim for her contribution to Iranian music. She has received recognition for her ability to continuously reinvent herself as well. Sometimes called the "Iranian Madonna", Shohreh also has been referred to as the "Queen of Scene", for her attention-grabbing music videos and stage presence, as well as the "Queen of Iranian Pop".
Born in Tehranin to a well-to-do family of artists and entertainers, Shohreh developed an interest in music early on – singing at seven years of age. She later went on to study at the National Iranian Music Conservatory, where she received training in singing and the clarinet. Her first album titled Dokhtar-e-Mashreghi (Eastern Girl) was successful, garnering some notability. Magazines directed toward the youth of Iran in the 1970s also gave exposure to the singer.
The Revolution
Shortly before the Revolution in 1978, Shohreh left Iran to perform in a series of concerts in the United States and, due to imposed restrictions of the new leadership on entertainers, was not able to return. She initially settled in New York and soon after married. Since the revolution came so unexpectedly, she and other exiled Iranian singers initially faced some difficulties to re-establish the community. However, after the birth of her daughter, Shohreh became more involved in her professional career.
Wider appeal
Leaving behind New York, Shohreh moved to Los Angeles in the early 1980s, settling with the exiled Iranian music industry of the 1970s, who also established in that city. Working with songwriters, composers and arrangers such as Mohammed Moqadam, Jaklin, Siavash Ghomeishi and Shubert Avakian, she produced and released several new albums. Most of these albums were nostalgic of the golden years of Iranian life just a few years before and thus appealed to a much wider audience, giving Shohreh's fame momentum. The yearning for Iran in Shohreh's music established a strong solidarity amongst the struggling Iranians who found comfort in her songs.
Her notable albums during this period include Jaan Jaan, Salam, Sedaayeh Paa and Shenidam. Throughout the late 1980s and 1990s, Solati managed to increase her appeal by the release of newer albums, each earning commendation. In the 1980s she had many concerts with Siavash Shams and Andy Madadian.Shohreh Solati (شهره صولتی),

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There are severe delays on the 25 this morning after a two lorries crashed near Maple Cross.
The Highways Agency warned travel times in the area could be stretched by up to two hours as work on the clean-up continues.
A section of the motorway was closed between Junctions 17 and 16 after the lorries, one of which was carrying wood and the other carrying beer barrels, crashed just before 6am.
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Hey, look. Everybody can't win. For all the good that came of the year 2013, there was definitely some NOT GOOD. This is all based on personal taste of course. Look out for my BEST of 2013 on Tuesday New Year's Eve.
Kanye West "Yeezus"
"For some publications, this is the # 1 album of the year. For me? Not even close. I know for some fans, if it's weird and nonsensical, it's artistic. This is not. This is Kanye's ego/insecurity on overdrive. Some would say that his ego is always on overdrive. I would say, "A Spade is a Spade…and this look like Caine whooping yo a$$." Sh*t is trash people. A army of (not-s0) ghost writers and producers couldn't save this album. Yeezus has a point, it's just buried beneath a haystack of dogsh*t. All isn't bad. There are definitely some dope tracks but not enough for me to recommend it to hip-hop fans—let alone Kanye fans. Maybe next time bruh."
Jay Z "Magna Carta Holy Grail"
"Hey, I like this album. I thought it was cool for 2013 Jay Z. That's the problem. 2013 Jay Z isn't the best lyricist. Sorry. Some of these beats missed the mark as well. We've reached a point where Jay Z's bragging is a little annoying. I know, I know. He's always been like that. Sure, he is still a hustler, but on a grander scale. I get that. Sh*t is just corny sometimes. And then there is "Bey Z". I'm all for a man being into his family but sometimes it feels planted instead of natural. Idk. The album is solid. I bump what I like and skip what I skip. Compared to the albums that appear on my top 5 best? This album just wasn't enough."
Eminem "Marshall Mathers Lp 2"
"I just expected better. This was supposed to be the best album this year. When you name a album after, arguably, your best album-well expectations will be high. For me at least. Not a wack album by any stretch. It just feels like a collection of Eminem records. The track arrangement really bothers me. Bad Guy opens the album and it took me a verse or two before I knew what was going on. There are a lot of dope tracks here and Eminem is still one of the top lyricist but this album just failed to scratch that itch."
Ghostface Killah & Adrian Younge "Twelve Reasons To Die"
"I really didn't expect this one to make THIS list. I'm a GFK fan and this was a different look. I loved the fact that it was a different look. Ghostface is a good story teller. I dug the album when it first came out. As the months went by, it got wack to me. Really wack. It was just boring. Sure, there was a story to follow but you get lost quick. It's more like GFK was trying to make this work. That's never a good thing. Maybe I'll give it another go soon." *yeezus shrug*
Busta Rhymes & Q-Tip "The Abstract & The Dragon"
"Another case where my expectations got ahead of me and I was left highly disappointed. I heard the track Thank You and thought we were about to get a mixtape filled with new hits from the duo, instead we got a best of with a couple of new tracks. It's not even mixed well. Sure, I like most of the stuff on here. It's just sounds dated and not something I, as a fan of both artist, was in demand for. That cover was ill too. smh."
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"This was a big surprise for me. I never expected this mixtape to turn out this hot. Pete does his thing on production. Camp Lo is as dope as ever and the guest appearances work well. Do yourself a favor….you need this in your rotation."
EL-P + KILLER MIKE "Run The Jewels"
"Still rocking this one hard. I'm mad that there aren't a lot of people banging it. The production is dope. The energy is insane. The production excels at what Magna Carta tried. Check it out….NOW!"
Rapsody "She Got Game"
"Look, I miss the presence of female emcees in the rap game. You really have to search far and long to find them. Rapsody's debut album was a breath of fresh air. This new mixtape is dope for a number of reasons. My reason? I wanted to support. Sue me. Beyond that, this is a solid mixtape with a ton of dope production (handled by 9th Wonder). Check it out. Support Hip-Hop music. "
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I was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York City. I was a kid in the 80s. I used to sneak onto the set of "Do the Right Thing". So much that the crew thought I lived on that block. I was at the video shoot for Public Enemy's "Fight the Power".
The 90s was my time though. A Tribe Called Quest's "Oh My God" was filmed around the corner from where I lived. I remember seeing Jay-Z and Bleek in a Bentley right before the photos appeared on the "Hard Knock Life" album. I was in QueensBridge for Nas's "The World is Yours" video shoot.
I've been privileged enough to have either seen up close or greeted some of my favorite rapper's. From Kane to Mc Shan to Redman to Boot Camp Cliq…(No Biggie though…damn). Like any other kid back then, hip-hop was the pulse of NYC. It was OUR music. OUR culture. Long story short, I have a lot of stories.
Let's talk about NYC hip-hop today. I am fully aware of most rappers out of NY…today. Let's talk about the A$AP crew. I watched an interview with A$AP Ferg that left me a little impressed.
Now, most of the dudes from my generation (and from other cities) can't understand how anyone could like them. Why? They are from NY but they aren't making music typical to the NY sound. NY Sound?
It hard to say that because the mantra of every borough in New York City was to stand out from one another. Let alone the rest of the country. The A$AP Mob flies under a different banner though. They embrace the styles and "swag" of other places.
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Public Believes Much Aid Is Lost To Corruption MENLO PARK, Calif. – Two-thirds of Americans say that the U.S. is spending too little or about the right amount on global health with one in five saying spending is too high, according to a new Kaiser Family Foundation survey on the public's views of global…News Release Read More
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- 1970s-style comfort food.
750 g steak, cut into thin strips
2 tablespoons flour
1 large onion
1 clove garlic, crushed
300 g mushrooms, sliced
¼ teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons water
1 cup beef stock
2-3 tablespoons tomato paste
2 teaspoons cornflour
1 x 300 mL carton sour cream
- Toss meat in flour. Brown meat quickly and remove from pan.
- Saute onion, then add garlic and mushrooms.
- Add salt, pepper, water, stock and tomato paste.
- Bring to boil, stirring.
- Add meat then simmer, covered, for 5 minutes.
- Add cornflour to mixture. Stir until it boils and thickens. Reduce heat, simmer uncovered for 5 minutes.
- Remove from heat and stir in sour cream.
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Here at CTIA 2012, Kyocera is debuting a new technology that it plans to bring to its smartphones in the near future. Called tissue conduction, the new tech provides clear audio for phone calls even in extremely noisy situations.
To demo this new technology, Kyocera was using a prototype device that does not have a traditional earpiece. Instead, the entire front of the phone will vibrate to transmit sound waves to the listener. The vibrations are not like a vibrating alert, so they aren't really noticeable when you are holding the device.
But, when you hold it up to your ear, the device comes alive with sound. A piezoelectric ceramic transducer transmits sound waves directly to the eardrum by passing through tissue in the ear. The effect is similar to bone conduction technologies that we have seen in the past, but the tissue conduction does not require direct bone contact. In fact, the sound waves can be transmitted through ear plugs or even over-the-ear headphones, and they come through crystal clear. The only real downside is that the sound itself is fairly thin, and is not as full or rich as on other smartphones.
Kyocera plans to launch a smartphone with the tissue conduction technology in Japan later this year, and then in the U.S. after that, though a specific launch date has not yet been determined.
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Turkish PM accepts Israeli apology over flotilla deaths
Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan has accepted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's apology over the Gaza flotilla deaths on behalf of Turkey, a US official has said.
Mr Erdogan's office said the Turkish Prime Minister underlined the importance of strong cooperation and friendship between the two nations during his telephone conversation with Mr Netanyahu earlier today.
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Loss to Nuggets leaves a foul taste for Clippers
"I experienced Denver playing at home, at its finest," said Clippers rookie Blake Griffin , at his laconic best. "It's tough, man. How many free throws did they shoot?" Reporters, in unison: "Fifty-nine." Chris Kaman , who played in his first game in more than three weeks because of a sprained left ankle, had more disheartening information for Griffin. Kaman: "To our 29." Griffin: "You know, that says it all right there. Fifty-nine to 29." Kaman: "What about Carmelo (Anthony) not having any fouls till..." Griffin: "Whatever. I'm not going to say anything."


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Albany - Wild Kingdom's Jim Fowler wants to take over the Chehaw zoo. "We need something there that is outstanding and unique that can turn the spotlight on Chehaw and Albany," said Fowler. The Albany native and animal expert says he can improve the zoo and save the city more than a million dollars a year.
Tuesday, Fowler asked Albany commissioners to lease him the zoo for a dollar a year. He would revamp the animal exhibits and maybe add a safari adventure ride. But Chehaw Park Authority members are upset Fowler didn't talk to them first about his plans.
"It's time for Chehaw Park to probably end the subsidies that the City has been handing out to it," said Fowler. He wants the city to lease the zoo to his non-profit agency the Fowler Center for Wildlife Education. "What we sell is adventure and education."
Fowler says adding new animal attractions and designing a drive-through safari would bring more visitors and money to the park. "I recommend that we don't turn it into a wildlife adventure like what's in Valdosta. I recommend we don't charge a lot of money. But, I do say we need something that's outstanding and unique."
Fowler's plans for the zoo came as a big surprise to Chehaw Park Authority members. Chairman Phil Franklin says Fowler talked with them about adding a drive-through safari, but then they never heard back from him. "We would love to have him associated with the park, " said Franklin. But in my opinion, it's not in our best interest to allow a private group to lease the park."
Franklin says the Authority is already seeking $3,000,000 in state funds so the park doesn't have to rely on city subsidies each year. The Authority, like Fowler, also has big plans for the park. "We have new facilities we're building every day. A lemur exhibit is about to open. We're also building a new eagle exhibit under construction now. The eagles would be able to fly freely," said Franklin.
The Authority wants attendance and revenues to fly too and realize Jim Fowler could help draw crowds and investors. They just hope the Albany native, with a big name, can tame his plans into their already evolving ecosystem.
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Maher Bets $1 Million 'Token Black Guy' Cain Loses GOP Nod, GOPers Want White Candidate
During the monologue of Friday's Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, host Maher referred to GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain as a "token black guy" as he asserted that establishment Republicans are "freaking out" because they never expected him to be competitive.
Alluding to the tendency of guest characters in Star Trek television episodes to be killed off, he cracked:
The Republican establishment is freaking out because their token black guy is in the league now. They never expec-, it's like an episode of Star Trek where the black guy beams down to the planet and lives.
Maher later went on to bet CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera a million dollars that Republicans will not nominate Cain, as he made his latest accusation that Republicans are racists:
A million to one, I will give you a million dollars. If you think that the Republicans are going to have an election with two black guys against each other, that they don't have a choice to vote for a white man in the general election, that will never happen.
Below is a transcript of the relevant portion of the Friday, October 14, Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO:
BILL MAHER: Big news, of course, in the Republican ranks. There is a new - I say this every week - but there is a new frontrunner: Herman Cain, Herman Cain. The Republican establishment is freaking out because their token black guy is in the league now. They never expec-, it's like an episode of Star Trek where the black guy beams down to the planet and lives.
MAHER: Let me just ask, before we move on, about Herman Cain because I don't hear any person who thinks that's going to last, even though he is the leader, except Herman Cain. I love Herman Cain keeps saying, "People who get on the Cain train don't leave." It sounds a little like, "Once you go black, you don't go back." (AUDIENCE LAUGHTER)
It does. I mean, it does. that's what, I think he should get a different slogan. But I don't know one person - do you? Is there anyone here? - who thinks Herman Cain in a month will not be down in the middle with Newt Gingrich and the rest of the also-rans?
MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA, CNBC: I don't count him out.
MAHER: Really.
CARUSO-CABRERA: No.
MAHER: Come on.
CARUSO-CABRERA: He has incredible likeability, likeability factor incredible, yeah.
MAHER: I would bet you a million dollars against one dollar-
CARUSO-CABRERA: I don't have a million dollars to bet. I don't work on Wall Street.
MAHER: I do. I'm the one percent.
JOHN FUND, AMERICAN SPECTATOR: So you're one of those rich people.
MAHER: I am. I will put up a million dollars against one that he will not be the Republican nominee.
CARUSO-CABRERA: Okay.
MAHER: A million to one, I will give you a million dollars. (AUDIENCE APPLAUSE) If you think that the Republicans are going to have an election with two black guys against each other, that they don't have a choice to vote for a white man in the general election, that will never happen.
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Keep your money
Submitted by DontFeedTheTrolls on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 5:46am.
Maher is probably correct that Cain will not get the nomination, but not for the racist reason he spouts.
Conversely, Obama got the nomination ONLY because he was black. I stand behind that statement, as he had NO other qualifications.
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As for the Star Trek analogy...
Submitted by Dbak61 on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 11:28pm.
black or white, it was always the "red shirts" of security people that got beamed down to die. Maybe it was a cold war message to commies....Either way, Maher is an ass!
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Bill Maher
Submitted by Burnside on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 6:27am.
Bill Maher = Commie, America hater, racist, pervert, woman hater, liar, Christian hating POS who is Hugh Hefner's full time rubber wearing gimp. If anyone can think of anything else, list it here.
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He also parks in handicap
Submitted by zenman1661 on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:05am.
He also parks in handicap spaces.
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That is ok.
Submitted by Bhaal on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 12:46pm.
Maher is "mentally" handicapped. He just needs to make sure that he has the plackard to hang on the rearview mirror, then it's all good.
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Hev Clown Face...
Submitted by GeneralAl on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 6:30am.
Hey Clown Face, get ready to lose that bet. Cain will not only win the nomination, your boy Obama will be delivering pizzas when Cain is done with him!
"Old Soldiers never die, they just fade away"!
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Remember what the choice was
Submitted by TheHistorian on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 7:14am.
The Dems had a final choice last time between our halfrican President and a white woman with even less experience. Neither one had any relevant experience. Obama's was a likely outcome of that choice. By electing him they were able to expiate their black guilt (doubtless still there from all of their Jim Crow years). But the point is, they elected the more experienced person, to say zero rather than less than zero experience.
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But the point is, they
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 7:34am.
But the point is, they elected the more experienced person, to say zero rather than less than zero experience.
I disagree. That doesn't even make sense.
Experience had nothing to do with it.
IIf not about color, it was about personalities.
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So Bill is part of the 1%, huh?
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 7:22am.
So what are you doing to help out the 99, Bill?
Maher needs to take advice from his fellow lib Keith Olbermann and Shut. The Hell. Up.
I can't take any more of this crap about Cain and Republican racism. I don't have enough duct tape.
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Gee, Bill
Submitted by HockeyKid on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 7:28am.
Project much?
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Maher can't project on
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 7:40am.
Maher can't project on Republicans the kind of reverse racism he's guilty of. In his racism, (just like that practiced by 99% of blacks in this country), he would vote for Obama no matter what, because he's black.
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It really isn't about racism
Submitted by Smartypants on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:09am.
It really isn't about racism at all; it's about politics. Maher would be calling Obama the "token black guy" if Obama were a Republican; he wouldn't be voting for him, that's for sure. Don't you see the pattern? All Dems are good and all Republicans are bad to this guy. It doesn't matter their race, nationality, religion, sex, sexual orientation, eye color or favorite football team.
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Token Black.
Submitted by Bhaal on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 1:04pm.
I thought Obama was the token black guy since we are reaping the rewards of that decision. Totally unqualified, unexperienced, and unskilled (unless a teleprompter is involved).
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Only with his
Submitted by gailannr on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:44pm.
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If he won't win then why the fear....?
Submitted by NeoKong on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 8:16am.
It seems like every single liberal on TV. has the long knives out for Cain.
The call him a token and oreo. They call him an Uncle Tom. They say he is being paid to run. They call him a traitor to his race and a sell out.
If the guy is not going to be nominated then why are all the liberals so nervous....?
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When has there ever been a
Submitted by Smartypants on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:14am.
When has there ever been a prominent minority (including women) Republican that the left didn't seek to destroy immediately? They cannot accept a minority in power as a conservative, because it kind of undermines their whole agenda. Remember, this is the party of hate at its core. They win elections be dividing the country and convincing a majority of sub units of the population (i.e., union members, minorities, gays, etc.) that Republicans are out to get them. This is the only way they can win elections; their ideas alone won't do it. And, let's face it, they're not honest about their ideas either. They can't allow a minority to be a popular Republican; it destroys the myth that is the basis of their existence.
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If Cain wins the nod (which
Submitted by Newsbusterbrown on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 8:17am.
If Cain wins the nod (which I'm hoping for at this point), you can be sure Maher will renege on his bet.
"There are no easy answers, but there are simple answers. We must have the courage to do what we know is morally right." - Ronald Reagan (1964 Republican Convention)
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File this right next to all
Submitted by Reaver on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 8:45am.
File this right next to all the Hollywood liberals who say they'll move to Canada if a republican is president. Hello? Alec?
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There may be some reasons
Submitted by eaglewingz08 on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 8:31am.
There may be some reasons Cain might not be nominee such as fundraising and organizational problems but race isn't the issue. Indeed under Maher's racist theory under a matchup between a fully black candidate and a half black half white candidate the racist repubs would vote for the half white candidate. Yet sinve that half white candidate would be Barack Obama Maher would have to say that repubs would vote for the dem over their party's nominee solely cause of race. What claptrack.
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Yeah, as if B.O. is not the
Submitted by Smartypants on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 10:06am.
Yeah, as if B.O. is not the Democrats' token black guy.
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Bill has Major Screws Loose
Submitted by Delsa on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 11:39am.
He belongs with the drama queen and the chick with the red glasses occupying what ever park it is in New York
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If Maher has a cool million to blow
Submitted by bkeyser on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 11:43am.
on a bet, why doesn't he put it to better use by sending it to the IRS?
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Because that's HIS money.
Submitted by ThePickle on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 3:33pm.
Because that's HIS money.
The Liberals, especially the wealthy ones, never ever include themselves when decrying the "Evil Rich" that need to have the Government tax them into poverty.
In fact, in a 'put your money where your mouth is' move the Republicans introduced their OWN version of the "Buffet Rule" in which they would make it easier for whiny a$$ed Limousine Liberals to 'put up or shut up' by allowing them to donate a portion of their OWN wealth specifically to "debt reduction".
I can just see the crashing waves of the improperly apportioned wealth of Liberal Billionaires and Millionaires being donated to reduce our debt by those paragons of virtue and holders of the fiscal faith that billionaires don't pay their "fair share" of taxes, come rolling in to the Treasury come Apr 15th 2012.
Although I certainly WON'T be holding my breathe.
After all Liberals are whizzes at spending YOUR money for "the good of the country" but when it comes to THEIR money.....meh.....not so much.
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when is America going to get
Submitted by TerryWest on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 12:13pm.
when is America going to get fed up with these race plate spinners.
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Ya know...
Submitted by loxmyth on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 1:27pm.
Seems to me we are going about this wrong.
Yes, Bill, the establishment Repubs are going nuts at the thought of Herman Cain getting the nomination. Why don't you come over and help their heads explode and not just get him nominated, but help us elect him! Won't that be a hoot for you? Think of the mileage you can get from knowing you really stuck it to those racists! Sure, it hurts em to defeat whoever they run, but to defeat them with their own candidate ... C'mon, just take that mil and donate it to Cain!
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Maher has actually identified the main impediment
Submitted by gopcongress on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 1:39pm.
Yes, he's a commie tool, but Maher has actually identified the main impediment to Cain's presidency. If Cain were to win the GOP nomination, he would most probably pull a Reagan-esque victory over Obama, so the biggest challenge is to get past the RINO/GOP Establishment cabal. Maher is betting a million bucks on the cabal. I will take that bet, Billy boy.
"The news and truth are not the same thing." -Walter Lippmann (1889-1974)
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And he didn't even get the joke right
Submitted by LinTaylor on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 3:13pm.
Star Trek doesn't randomly kill off black guys, it's the the Redshirts (the security personnel) who get killed whenever they visit the planet. It's horror/slasher movies where the black guy dies first.
Then again, I suppose saying that Bill Maher fails as a comedian is like saying Weight Watchers just might not be up Michael Moore's alley.
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Maybe he's watching a different Star Trek
Submitted by GW on Sun, 10/16/2011 - 3:50am.
Where in every episode, Lt. Uhura gets killed.
"You killed Uhura!"
"You bastards!"
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What a complete and total LibTard fool
Submitted by boozy on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 3:45pm.
This big nose Libtard Mayher needs to be knocked down a few pegs....saying us crackers are racist...where does he even thing that one will ever stick...Cain is in the lead among conservatives, because he represents the values of conservatives....this atheist POS LibTard Mayher needs to link up with a couple of tea party meetings to get the meaning of being a teaparty member...of course he won't...he represents and is the poster child of what is killing this country...Fool....When Cain wins, and kicks Owrongo's Ass I would like for him justify why it happened...simple...Cain is genuine, Obama is a fake...
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I'll vote Cain just to see Maher's head explode.
Submitted by jakee308 on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 4:19pm.
And the look on his face when he finds he's expected to make good on his word.
What. A. Tool.
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Cain Has a Degree In Mathimatics like Reagan
Submitted by Avitar on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 6:07pm.
The establishment RINO Republicans are against NERDs but the rest of us favor people who know what they are doing Can we get Maher to post a bond in Vegas? I would like a piece of that action.
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Reagan had a Economics Degree Cain has one in Mathimatics
Submitted by Avitar on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 6:10pm.
Run of the mill Republicans like people who know what they are doing. The RINO Republicans don't bu they are less than thirty percent of the party. Can we get Maher to put up a bond with tha Vegas bookie?
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I thought it was the Tea
Submitted by deerjerkydave on Sun, 10/16/2011 - 12:50am.
I thought it was the Tea Party that was racist. Now it's establishment Republicans who are racist? Why don't they just say, "if you don't support the Democrat Party then you're a racist!"
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Apricot Chicken Rice Salad Recipe
Dried apricots, a hint of mint and lime juice combine with more conventional chicken salad ingredients in this unique, easy and refreshing twist on an old favorite from our Test Kitchen crew.
- 1-1/2 cups uncooked instant rice
- 2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
- 1 cup frozen peas, thawed
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 1/2 cup chopped dried apricots
- 1/2 cup slivered almonds, toasted
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon white wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh mint
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Cook rice according to package directions; cool. In a large bowl, combine the chicken, peas, celery, apricots and almonds. In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the oil, vinegar, lime juice, mint, salt and pepper; shake well.
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Though former Rep. Newt Gingrich (R-GA) has been floating the theory that, contrary to previous news reports that he served her with divorce papers as she was recovering from ovarian cancer surgery, his first wife Jackie Battley Gingrich initiated their divorce, CNN recently recovered the files from that divorce — and they tell a very different story.
Battley Gingrich herself isn't talking anymore, but previous news reports, combined with the new documents in the divorce, provide a timeline that doesn't square with Gingrich's recent attempts to rehabilitate his image by claiming the divorce was mutual and not the result of his affair.
June 14, 1962: Gingrich married Jackie Battley, when he was 19 and she was 26. She was also his then-former high school geometry teacher. Gingrich's second wife, Marianne Ginther Gingrich, told Esquire last year that, despite what Battley and Gingrich told their families at the time, the two had been involved while Gingrich was still in high school. They had two children, and several former aides, friends and neighbors told Vanity Fair in the 1990s that Gingrich was profligately unfaithful throughout the 1970s.
January 1980: Marianne Ginther met Gingrich at a fundraiser, while Jackie and Newt were still married, and began an affair shortly thereafter.
April 1980: Gingrich approached Jackie about a divorce in April 1980, while she was recovering from the first of three surgeries for cancer. In her only interview, with the Washington Post, she recounted that he left in "spring 1980″ and presented her with divorce terms after her third surgery while at the hospital that September. "He can say that we had been talking about it for 10 years, but the truth is that it came as a complete surprise," she told the Post.
June 14, 1980: The divorce filings, unearthed by CNN, show that Newt Gingrich left Jackie for good, 5 days before their wedding anniversary.
July 14, 1980: Newt Gingrich filed for divorce.
August 14, 1980: Jackie Battley Gingrich acknowledged receipt of the divorce filing.
September 12, 1980: Jackie Battley Gingrich's lawyers responded to Newt's divorce petition, contesting the divorce. Specifically, her filing read:
Defendant shows that she has ample and adequate grounds for divorce, but that she does not desire one at this time.
She additionally requested alimony and child support, as Newt left her with two children to care for, a reasonable split of the marital property were the divorce to be granted, and lawyers fees.
September 25, 1980: Jackie Battley Gingrich's attorneys filed documents demanding Newt Gingrich's financial records.
October 7, 1980: Jackie Battley Gingrich's lawyers filed their notice to depose Newt Gingrich in the divorce case on October 20, 1980.
October 13, 1980: Jackie Battley Gringrich's attorneys filed a motion for a jury trial in the divorce case. They also filed documents demanding that the court become involved in the financial aspects of the case, as Newt Gingrich had refused to release his financial information or provide any means to Jackie to support their children or maintain her residence. That hearing was scheduled for October 21, 1980.
October 17, 1980: Newt Gingrich's attorneys filed a successful motion to reschedule his deposition October 20 to November 10, 1980.
October 21, 1980: Jackie Battley Gingrich filed out paperwork asking for $2036 in itemized monthly expenses for herself and their two daughters:
Attached was an estimate of Gingrich's gross monthly income from Congress ($5,015.21), which, after taxes and insurance payments, was an estimated net of $3.341.24. He claimed to be spending money on houses in Fairfax and Arlington, the utilities on a Virginia house, $407 a month on food, $75 on an orthodontist and $477 a month on his various bank debts unrelated to any mortgages. He also had $120 — due in 4 remaining payments — to Cole's jewelry store. (Marianne Ginther Gingrich told Esquire that he'd already asked her to marry him at that point.)
December 17, 1980: After the October 21, 1980 hearing, Newt Gingrich was ordered to pay $300 a month in child support and $400 in alimony for the foreseeable future, in addition to the mortgage on the Georgia home, Jackie and their children's medical bills, all the outstanding utility bills on the Georgia home, payments on the car Jackie was driving and $750 to Jackie's attorney.
January 9, 1981: Newt Gingrich was ordered to appear at a deposition for Jackie's attorneys on January 14, 1981.
January 31, 1981: Jackie and Newt Gingrich agreed to the terms of their divorce.
February 2, 1981: Newt Gingrich petitioned for a final decree in his divorce from Jackie, and the divorce is finalized. Newt agreed to pay $200 a month in child support for each daughter until they turned 18 or, if they attended college, until they completed a 4-year degree program or turned 23; as well as all the children's medical and dental bills and for their insurance. He was also ordered to keep Jackie on his insurance policy until she could qualify for individual insurance without a medical examination, due to her cancer diagnosis (a pre-existing condition); and to pay $1,000 per month in alimony with increases up to $1,300/month as Gingrich's income increased up to $100,000. They split the title on the Georgia house, with Gingrich assuming the second mortgage, and she ceded the Virginia home to him, and each got the possessions in the house at the time. Jackie kept the car she was driving and Newt continued to make the payments on it.
August 1981: Marianne Ginther and Newt Gingrich married. By 1997, rumors were already swirling about Newt's next series of extramarital affairs.
1993: As was later revealed in the course of Newt's second set of divorce proceedings, Newt began a long-term affair with Callista Bisek, a Republican Congressional staffer 23 years his junior.
May 1999: Newt told Marianne of his ongoing affair with Callista Bisek on Mother's Day — shortly after Marianne was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She was visiting her mother in Ohio, and told Esquire in 2010 that Newt had invited Callista to their house for the weekend she was away. Initially, he asked Marianne to simply tolerate his affair.
June 29, 1999: Newt filed for divorce.
April 2000: Marianne and Newt Gingrich finalized their divorce.
August 18, 2000: Callista Bisek and Newt Gingrich married.
2002: Newt Gingrich asked the Catholic Archdiocese Atlanta to annul his marriage to Marianne Ginther Gingrich on the grounds that Ginther Gingrich had been married prior to their wedding. Callista Bisek Gingrich is a practicing Catholic, and Newt completed his conversion to the religion in 2009.
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---- — Friends of Music and Art's Cabaret Night will be returning to Cooperstown Friday, Jan. 31.
"It's a Cooperstown event that's been going on for 20 years because people love it," said Julia Greeneberg, a member of FoMA's board.
Cabaret Night is FoMA's biggest fundraiser, and is going to be held this year for the 21st time. For Cabaret Night, the Cooperstown High School cafeteria is transformed into a cafe and performance space, where CCS students, faculty and members of the community provide the musical entertainment.
FoMA is a not-for-profit volunteer organization that provides financial support for arts and music programs in the Cooperstown school district.
"It's like a booster group … for music and arts education," said Greenberg.
Greenberg says that there's a wide variety of musical styles performed at the Cabaret, by a number of different performers.
"It's got a very fresh feeling to it," said Greenberg.
One of the elements of Cabaret Night entertainment that Greenberg described is that the performers all select what work they will perform themselves. She cited this as a particular positive for the student performers.
"They come up with the material on their own," said Greenberg. "It's a wonderful creative outlet for them."
Some of the acts at this year's Cabaret Night will be the High School Jazz Bad, soprano Claudia Vetter, who played Fantine in this year's CCS production of "Les Misérables ," the Spencer Vann Band and CCS music teacher Sal Salvaggio.
The event will be hosted by Aaron Idelson, and a release promises music ranging from pop to classic rock.
"It's very, very varied," said Greenberg.
To help with the cafeteria's transformation, each table will be decorated by a unique work of art courtesy of CCS' middle and high school students. The jazz piano of Kurt Ofer will welcome guests at the entrance.
Dinner at Cabaret Night Includes Brooks Chicken Bar-B-Q, rolls, coleslaw, apple sauce and home baked deserts. Half chicken dinners will be sold for $12 and quarter chicken dinners will be sold for $8. Almost all of the supplies for the dinner will be donated by such businesses as Hummel's Office Supply, Cooperstown General Store and Heller's Farm.
Attendees will also get to bid on items in a silent auction, all of which have been donated. Some of the organizations that donated to the auction include Glimmerglass Opera, Silver Fox Gift Shop, Council Rock Brewery and Cooperstown Country Club.
The event will run from 5 to 9 p.m. with dinner going from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Last year, Cabaret Night raised $3,400 for FoMA. Some of the ways that FoMA supports art and music for Cooperstown students is by providing thousands of dollars in scholarships each summer for students who want to pursue summer art and music programs and by helping to underwrite the CCS field trip to the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art.


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Director Michael Moore is outraged ... claiming his friend -- a Palestinian director whose film is nominated for an Oscar -- was detained at LAX last night because officials didn't believe the man was REALLY in town for the Academy Awards.
Moore tweeted a play-by-play of the incident ... claiming his friend, Emad Burnat -- whose film "5 Broken Cameras" is nominated for Best Documentary Feature," was held for an hour-and-a-half while officials grilled him about his visit.
Moore tweeted, "Emad, his wife & 8-yr old son were placed in a holding area and told they didn't have the proper invitation on them to attend the Oscars."
He continued, "Although he produced the Oscar invite nominees receive, that wasn't good enough & he was threatened with being sent back to Palestine."
"Apparently the Immigration & Customs officers couldn't understand how a Palestinian could be an Oscar nominee. Emad texted me for help."
"I called Academy officials who called lawyers. I told Emad to give the officers my phone # and to say my name a couple of times."
"After 1.5 hrs, they decided to release him & his family & told him he could stay in L.A. for the week & go to the Oscars. Welcome to America."
"'It's nothing I'm not already used to,' he told me later. 'When u live under occupation, with no rights, this is a daily occurrence.'"
Moore concluded ... "He was certain they were going to deport him. But not if I had anything to do about it."
We've reached out to LAX and immigration officials -- so far, no comment.
Maybe it's like a reverse Argo situation. We need to be careful, our immigration officers did the right thing.
"I told Emad to give the officers my phone # and to say my name a couple of times."
That's probably why he was held in the first place. "Excuse me Mr. Burnet but anyone befriending that piece of garbage is suspect."
The Palestinans are the biggest con on the world..they are from Egypt and Jprdan where even the Queen is a Palestinian..
Michael Moore is an incredibly pompous a$$
Michael Moore is the biggest piece of trash on Earth
Ohh, Michael Moore is "outraged" ? Everybody shake everybody run, oh wait,that's right, nobody cares.
Boo-friggin-hoo. Michael Moore is nothing but a fat, hypocritical, worthless douchebag. If the person is a friend of his then they probably are too.
TMZ can't figure out how to make their site work with the Chrome browser, we can't vote up or down
This is what happens when uneducated ****roaches are in charge of airport security. The TSA continuously proves it's a joke, and it's an embarrassment to America.
Where's MM when American children in wheelchairs are being detained and terrorized by TSA? And if you don't like how your neighbors treat you as a Palestinian...maybe you should stop shooting missiles into their country on a DAILY basis...Oh, and having school textbooks that claim your neighbors come from dogs and such probably does not help either. Animals get caged...and that is what Palestinians act like.
who the F*** gives a crap about anything MM has to say, s***bag hypocrite.
That's right! , welcome to the new America...
Michael Moore is a f'g POS idiot. We'll keep the Palestinian, and ship MM to Iran.
Maybe Michael Moore's new movie will be about the TSA, he's due for some new material and now he's just been given it!!!! HA! HA!
now if a terrorist were to get through and blow something up.michael would make a doc blasting the security and how it doesnt work.tsa is damned if they do damned if they dont.i also look for moore to make a doc about this blaming this on republicans some way some how


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Marie writes: Ever intrepid, club member Sandy Kahn has submitted an intriguing quartet of finds involving a series of Hollywood auctions set to begin at the end of July 2013. Sandy has shared similar things in the past and as before, club members are invited to freely explore the wide variety of collectibles & memorabilia being auctioned LIVE by "Profiles in History". Note: founded in 1985 by Joseph Maddalena, Profiles in History is the nation's leading dealer in guaranteed-authentic original historical autographs, letters, documents, vintage signed photographs and manuscripts.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A diaper change led to an arrest after a man allegedly broke the baby's leg in the process.
Adam Freeman, 20, is the boyfriend of the child's mother, according to an arrest report. On September 6, police said he was changing the baby girl's diaper when he "forcibly grabbed" her leg and pulled it outward, causing it to break.
The little girl was taken to Kosair Children's Hospital where Child Protective Services was notified, officers said. Freeman admitted to LMPD that he caused the injury to the baby.
He was arrested on a felony charge of first degree criminal abuse.
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