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I like a man who is truly self-confident.Okay, be tall, dark, and handsome. Please. It'll just be so much more fun, you know? Of course "good looks" are very subjective. I want romance. I'm a very OPEN person and a man who's open would be a nice change. I'm conservative politically, but live life liberally. I like passion and intensity. I like men who do not talk too much...I want a man who laughs out loud, but understands low-key, caustic wit that is smart and humorous. I like the man I'm with to make me feel good about myself, and hopefully, he feels good about himself when he's with me. We're better versions of ourselves….together. Oh! Don't be cheap!
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Panthers have announced they've signed a pair of rookie draft picks — safety Tre Boston and cornerback Bene' Benwikere.
Panthers Select S Boston, CB Benwikere, RB Gaffney
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — The Carolina Panthers wrapped up the final day of the NFL draft Saturday by bolstering their depth in the secondary and adding a running back.
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espnW -- Michelle Wie injury is unfortunate timing for LPGAMechelle Voepel
While it means there's not much more opportunity for American crowds to see Michelle Wie in 2014, she decided not to push it and announced she'll miss the next three to five weeks -- and one or both remaining majors -- with a hand injury.Story | Conversation | August 09, 2014
Open Championship: Rickie Fowler reprising role of chasing leader...Bob Harig
The Rory McIlroy-Rickie Fowler duel brings back memories.Blog | July 19, 2014
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espnw -- Michelle Wie humbled at Women's British OpenAndy Farrell
Three weeks after reaching the pinnacle of her career at the U.S. Women's Open, Michelle Wie falls hard, failing to make the cut at the Women's British Open.Story | Conversation | July 11, 2014
espnw -- Stacy Lewis emerges as unlikely leaderAndy Farrell
Stacy Lewis might not be the biggest brand name in women's golf, but at age 29 she has emerged as the leader of a diverse group of players at the top of the game.Story | Conversation | July 09, 2014
espnw -- Michelle Wie's star power is risingMechelle Voepel
Always popular, Michelle Wie should catapult to new heights with her win at the U.S. Women's Open -- and the LPGA Tour can hitch a ride to the stars.Story | Conversation | July 08, 2014
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Sergio's surprise visit to Bethpage BlackBlog | June 30, 2014
Michelle Wie a shot off lead at NW Arkansas Championship
Michelle Wie shot a bogey-free 5-under 66 on Friday in her first round since winning the U.S. Women's Open last weekend at Pinehurst, leaving her a stroke behind leader Alena Sharp in the NW Arkansas Championship.Story | Conversation | June 27, 2014
espnw -- Michelle Wie highlights stellar U.S. yearMechelle Voepel
Michelle Wie's U.S. Women's Open triumph adds the icing to a year dominated by Americans, who have won nine times in 15 tour events.Story | Conversation | June 23, 2014
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espnw -- Michelle Wie's win brings hope to LPGA TourMechelle Voepel
At last, Michelle Wie soars on the grandest stage of them all -- the U.S. Women's Open -- and the hopes of the tour fly high with her, Mechelle Voepel writes.Story | Conversation | June 22, 2014
Michelle Wie wins first career major at U.S. Women's Open
The road Michelle Wie took to a U.S. Women's Open title was unlike any other, and suddenly insignificant. Whether this was a long time coming was the least of her cares.Story | Conversation | June 22, 2014
Keeping a close eye on Tiger Woods at the Quickens Loan National ...Farrell Evans
Don't look for a victory this week in Tiger's return to the PGA Tour. There are, however, several benchmarks that would make it a successful event for the former world No. 1, writes ESPN.com's Farrell Evans.Story | Conversation | June 22, 2014
espnw -- On wild day at Women's Open, Michelle Wie hangs on by a ...Mechelle Voepel
Just when it appeared as if Michelle Wie would take command of the U.S. Women's Open, the wheels came off. A wild finish ensued, setting up a wide-open final round.Story | Conversation | June 21, 2014
Michelle Wie and Amy Yang tied for lead at U.S. Women's Open
In the midst of throwing away a four-shot lead, Michelle Wie never lost sight of the big picture at Pinehurst No. 2.Story | Conversation | June 21, 2014
espnw -- Juli Inkster in mix in her last U.S. Women's OpenMechelle Voepel
Playing in her final U.S. Women's Open, Juli Inkster, 53, fired the low round of the tournament - a 66 - to put herself in contention yet again.Story | Conversation | June 21, 2014
espnw -- Michelle Wie primed to deliver at U.S. Women's OpenMechelle Voepel
Michelle Wie has been in this position before, in the lead midway through a major championship. This time she's ready to deliver.Story | Conversation | June 20, 2014
2104 Women's U.S. Open -- Lucy Li misses cut after another 78
Lucy Li, 11, opened with a double-bogey for the second straight day and wound up with another 78 to finish at 16-over par, well beyond the cut line, Friday at the U.S. Women's Open.Story | Conversation | June 20, 2014


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Good location for shopping in Singapore. wonderfull and fast room service. nice and clean room but a little small for three people to stay. very small size but high enough simming pool, nice different favor choices of coffee making,
Good location within minutes of walk to Orchard shops - Free wi-fi - good breakfast with varieties - friendly staffs
I was so happy to stay there especially when I checked in & the staff found out that it was my birthday so they upgraded my room to royal club which is very nice. Also I requested late checked out, they gave me till 2pm but I actually checked out at 3pm and they didn't charge me extra but they gave me another 2 extra bottle of water! And one more thing, the mini bar is amazing!!!
Everyone was very willing to be of service.
We went to stay in this hotel with my friends. they all appreciate the amenities of the hotel-like free internet, free mini bars ,swimming pool and sauna room. the bedsheets and pillows are all hotel standard quality. the best thing is that it is a non-smoking hotel. it is just 5 minutes from the mtr.
The Royal Plaza on Scotts is located in a very convenient location near the shopping in orchard road and is right across the street from lucky plaza where there are also plenty of inexpensive but very tasty food places (especially at the 5th floor. with free internet, free minibar and free parking coupled with decent rooms and good service makes this a pleasant stay for me. will definitely consider staying here on my next trip if i can get the same agoda discount as before.
The location of the hotel is excellent for shopping and the MTR. The rooms were suprisingly spacious for a hotel so close to Orchard road. We didn't try any of the restaurants but the staff were all very friendly and helpful. The girls and I were very pleased with our choice and if an excellent offer came up again we would definately stay again.
I did like the bed and the location :o)
Clean rooms, friendly staff and the hotel is just a step to everything a tourist needs
Good location, helpful staff, reasonable price, cleanliness.
Friendly and efficient staff, convenient location and pleasant room and facilities
Nice interior and fantastic location.
Location is close to every major tourist attraction, free complimentary minibar service.
The reception staff were very friendly and made me feel welcome. the room is well furnished, although rather minimalist. clean sheets, very comfortable beds. nice restaurant in the hotel lobby.
Good public transport service to Sentosa, airport, Art Gallery and Chinatown
spent a 10 days at the Royal Plaza on Scotts, a superb place, service wonderful, the staff ever so helpful. Close to all facilities, would I stay here again, OF COURSE, thanks Royal Plaza on Scotts for a truly wonderful holiday
Very good location, excellent staff, excellent breakfast, free internet and minibar, the hotel had it all
the best is they have free internet very relax,and its near orchard ,its easy to get some foods around the hotel and eager to stay there again
location is near to the seminar place. the hotel room is big, nice and clean. easy access to orchard road and food vendors, and also mrt station. free internet access through wireless and free mini bar is a pleasant surprise. the staffs are really helpful with information.
Even though this is a large hotel, I found the service very personal. The arrangement of the room is excellent for business use and they have paid attention to noise reduction. It is also great to see a hotel that does not try to make extra money by charging big prices for items in the mini bar but instead provide simple refreshments free of charge!


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John Krafcik, the president and CEO of Hyundai Motor America, is stepping down next week after five years at the helm, the company announced Friday. He will be replaced by David Zuchowski, the current executive vice president of sales who joined the company in February 2007.
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China Mobile (中國移動) is targeting sales of 100 million fourth-generation (4G) mobile handsets for 2014, a goal expected to help HTC (宏達電) regain market share in China.
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Five east African countries on Saturday signed a protocol to establish a monetary union, in a first step towards creating a single currency.


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COLLIER COUNTY, Fla.- Grand Lely Drive has reopened at Collier Blvd. after a crash with injuries involving a dump truck this morning. It happened in the intersection, in front of the entrances to the Verona Walk community and the entrance to Lely Resort.
The Florida Highway Patrol says three people are in serious condition, while a fourth person sustained minor injuries.
The dump truck driver, 53-year-old Steven Ames, has been cited for careless driving and unsafe equipment. Ames is listed in serious condition at Physicians Regional Medical Center.
The driver of a Dodge Caravan, 52-year-old Eliana Lulsdorf, and her passenger, 38-year-old Patricia Primo, are also both listed in serious condition at Physicians Regional Medical Center.
The driver of the third vehicle involved, 39-year-old Amy O'Brien in a Chevy Malibu, sustained only minor injuries and was treated at NCH.
FHP says Ames failed to stop in time to avoid hitting the other vehicles. His brakes were not functioning properly and the tires on the truck were worn. The truck overturned on its right side in the intersection, spilling its load of sand.
But this isn't the first time this trucking company has had problems with safety. The company, Zurla Trucking, is located in Ft. Myers. According to a press release from OSHA, an employee named Jorge Fabregas was let go in February 2008, because he refused to drive trucks he thought were not safe. More than two years later on October 5, 2010, OSHA ordered Zurla Trucking to "Reinstate a truck driver discharged for calling attention to safety issues." Zurla Trucking was told to pay back wages, interest, and damages, including $125,000 in punitive damages. But the company wouldn't rehire Fabregas, so the Labor Department sued. That suit was later dropped because Fabregas eventually decided he didn't want to work for Zurla anymore.
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Florida Democrat Calls Fed Adviser 'K Street Whore'
October 27, 2009 - 10:46 AMThe Florida Democrat who said Republicans want sick people to "die quickly" is again facing criticism for his rhetoric - this time for calling a senior Federal Reserve adviser a "K Street whore" in a radio interview.
Rep. Alan Grayson hurled the insult at Linda Robertson on the Alex Jones Show last month while discussing the Fed's resistance to stronger oversight. Robertson is a former Enron lobbyist and Clinton administration adviser hired by the Fed this summer. Washington's K Street is where many lobbyists have their offices.
Grayson supports limiting the Fed's power. An economist early in his career, he said he didn't need to be lectured by "this K Street whore" about why such regulation isn't necessary. His spokesman stood by the remark Tuesday.
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In honor of the Texas hero's 80th Birthday celebration and legendary 4th of July Picnic, we're celebrating Willie Nelson Week here on DC9 at Night. Check back for interviews, retrospectives and more. We're calling this the 20 best Willie Nelson songs, but really that's just where we chose to stop. ... More >>
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I don't even know where to begin, so let's start at the beginning. Today the Texas Rangers traded Josh Lindblom and Craig Gentry to the Oakland A's for outfielder/native Texan Michael Choice and infielder Chris Bostick. Objectively speaking, this looks like a solid trade for both teams. Why? I don't ... More >>
If you're a fan of the web site Deadspin, you've been mesmerized at least once this year by Manny Ramirez and Taiwanese baseball, which seemed to have a pretty fun marriage going. But that's over now, because your Texas Rangers have signed Ramirez to a minor league deal and assigned him to Triple-A ... More >>
Shortly after Rangers general manager Jon Daniels swapped erratic right-hander Edinson Volquez and reliever Danny Herrera for Josh Hamilton five years ago, I placed seemingly unrealistic expectations on the troubled outfielder. "He has the potential to be the best center fielder in Rangers' history ... More >>
As Wednesday's 4 p.m. deadline nears in the negotiations between the Texas Rangers and Yu Darvish, the most significant hang-up is reportedly the 25-year-old's request for a five-year contract and the team's preference for a six-year deal, according to Yahoo! Sports' Jeff Passan. Understandably, Dar ... More >>
Courtesy Heritage AuctionsSpent the better part of last night re-re-re-re-re-reading Mike Shropshire's Seasons in Hell, about the '73 to '75 Texas Rangers, which wasn't really the worst team in baseball, though it makes a great story. (The '74 Rangers finished second in the AL West, behind Oaklan ... More >>
Texas RangersGives you that warm, fuzzy feeling inside, doesn't it?It's finally here. Pinch yourself. Your Texas Rangers are back in the World Series, and this time feels much different than last year's playoff run. There's a confidence flowing through my body that just wasn't there before, a ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenEven before Michael Young demanded to be traded, the likelihood that he'd swap uniforms before the expiration of his contract in 2013 seemed like a long shot at best. Despite a résumé that includes six All-Star nods, a batting title, an (undeserving) Gold Glove and five cons ... More >>
Flickr user: HooverStreetStudiosThe rumor's been circulating for days that John Rhadigan would replace ousted-in-October Josh Lewin as the teevee play-by-play man for the Texas Rangers, pairing him with analyst Tom Grieve. The team just made it official in a release that follows in full. But long ... More >>
Your Texas Rangers whiffed on Cliff Lee and Zack Greinke, instead settling for Brandon Webb and Arthur Rhodes. I don't mind the signing of Webb because he's another low-risk, high-reward guy. He only costs $3 million, and what if he - 18 months after a reconstructive shoulder surgery - retur ... More >>
Sam MertenVladimir GuerreroWhile the Texas Rangers waited for Cliff Lee to make up his mind, the best options to fill the team's hole at designated hitter flew off the board. The Chicago White Sox snatched up the two best fits, re-signing Paul Konerko for three years at $12.5 million per season a ... More >>
Let me just say this one last thing about Cliff Lee and then we'll move on. Maybe. Sorta. OK, probably not. Check that, definitely uh-uh. Don't tell me the Texas Rangers tried hard. Don't tell me we should be proud of sitting at the big boys table. Don't tell me the Rangers did everything po ... More >>
Sam MertenTexas Rangers GM Jon Daniels and skipper Ron Washington hopped on a conference call late this afternoon to discuss Wash's two-year contract extension -- "a formality as much as anything," as Daniels put it. The general manager said it was "clearly the first order of business" in the pos ... More >>
Whether you're at the end of your rope or merely the end of your week, welcome to Whitt's End: *I know this sounds crazy, but I honestly think there's something to it: The World Series has been a psychological letdown for your Texas Rangers. Winning the ALCS and beating the Ya ... More >>
That quote, from Texas Rangers owner Chuck Greenberg, is the theme of this morning's World Series round-up.It comes from an interview in USA Today concerning the prospects of keeping Cliff Lee, which doesn't sound like the impossibility others have made it out to be; says Lee, beating the San Fra ... More >>
Sam MertenJon DanielsBack on July 11, I spent a couple innings with Texas Rangers general manager Jon Daniels inside a luxury suite at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington as the team finished a lousy four-game series with the Baltimore Orioles. His team would lose that day and limped into the All-S ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenNolan Ryan bites his lip after predicting that the Rangers will win the franchise's first World Series Championship this year.Team president Nolan Ryan predicted a World Series victory for the Texas Rangers during a rally held this afternoon at the home plate gate outside ... More >>
10. Gawd, that was ugly. A three-game sweep - including an 8-6 loss Wednesday - at one of the best teams in baseball isn't that big of a deal when your injury-riddled lineup looks like the JV, but still ... that looked like the same ol' Rangers of shitty years gone by. I realize it will ... More >>
Cliff Lee is the shit. Tuesday night at Rangers Ballpark he proved it again. Lee went nine innings in a remarkable performance, striking out 13 Oakland A's without a walk in a dramatic game the Rangers won, 3-1, on Nelson Cruz' 10th-inning homer. It was the most strikeouts by a Ra ... More >>
While June begat nothing but good news and great play for your Texas Rangers, July so far is about as much fun as a Roman Candle to the belly button. They were thumped by the lowly Cleveland Indians Monday night and have now lost five of seven after that 13-1 stretch. Out of n ... More >>
Ladies and gentlemen, the future. Well, at least part of it.And now you know why I didn't exactly shed a tear that the Texas Rangers decided against acquiring Roy Halladay in exchange for a package that included one Neftali Feliz. In a word: WOW! Merry Christmas, Rangers fans. The 21-year- ... More >>
When he's not busy being all weird and great, he's even trying to improve his blocking. To my eyes, second-year tight end Martellus Bennett is the early star of training camp. And I'm not just saying that because he stole the show with his impromptu rapping at The Dallas Observer Music Awa ... More >>
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If you know me, you know the only the reason I'm happy to have George Dubya Bush back in Dallas is because it means he's no longer in Washington, D.C. As I've said all along, he's a good guy. Just a really bad President. But that's ancient history, right? Today we shake the Etch-o-Sketch for a clean ... More >>
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Carlos Pena used to be ours. Now he's in the World Series without us. I know, shocking huh? Your Rangers are in the Fall Classic. Not the whole team, mind you, but a couple of Texas exes. Still can't believe we'll be watching the Tampa Bay Rays against the Philadelphia Phillies when the ... More >>
Among the group of baseball jerseys in my closet -- behind Pudge's and A-Rod's Rangers ones -- there's an old, unworn Tampa Bay Devil Rays jersey with no name or number on it. When Tampa took Josh Hamilton with the No. 1 overall pick in 1999, I bought the jersey and waited to have Hamilton's name an ... More >>
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Because it totally makes sense to announce the schedule for the 2008 baseball season on November 13, the Texas Rangers today released next season's schedule and game times -- so, really, no pushing or shoving as you line up for season tix. For them's so interested, the first regular season game take ... More >>
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A lawsuit stemming from this ugly incident in Oakland in 2004 is so nasty it makes this photo of the brawl look almost quaint. This almost unbelievable item comes to Unfair Park courtesy our sister paper in Oakland, the East Bay Express, which today breaks the news that a lawsuit involving Your Tex ... More >>
Whenever we see a picture of Chris Young in a Padres uniform, we cry just a little. Then we drink and cry some more. Then we drunk-dial Adam Eaton. Since firing Texas Rangers manager Buck Showalter a week ago, general manager Jon Daniels has been quiet about a replacement. Hitting coach Rudy Jaramil ... More >>
Bizarre fibers. Black sweat. Bugs under the skin. Welcome to the controversial world of Morgellons disease.
Buzz picks a few nits with the year that was
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As a white player on a black baseball team, C.C. Risenhoover saw both sides of the racial divide
Will Rangers lefty Doug Davis finally make good, or is this the end for him in Texas?
New Texas Rangers manager Buck Showalter makes the team much better. Problem is, he can�t hit leadoff, play center field or pitch.
Former Rangers manager Whitey Herzog loves baseball enough to hate it
Raphael Palmeiro is hurt. Johnny Oates is grumpy. Pudge Rodriguez is acting like a spoiled brat. Lee Stevens just wants to play baseball. Welcome to Texas Rangers spring training.
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30th year is in the not-so-distant future, May 2009.

When was the last time we had a great themed Ball?
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Since I'm throwing the idea out, I would love to say "I'll do it!" But the facts are: 1) It takes interest from lots of people for a Ball to be successful; and 2) I don't know enough dances to teach a ball.

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The Flyers (14-1, 2-0 Atlantic 10) matched the best start in school history, which was last set during the 1955-56 season.
They received a major challenge from the Billikens (9-7, 0-2), who set a modern Division I record Thursday for fewest points in a game, falling 49-20 to George Washington. St. Louis missed 23 consecutive shots at one point and finished 7-for-48 (14.6 percent) from the field, including 1-for-19 from 3-point range, in that game.
The 13 straight wins is the second best mark in school history. Dayton won 19 consecutive games during the end of the 1967-68 season and the beginning of the 1968-69 season.
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Universal Orlando's Diagon Alley preview week webcast schedule
Today marks the beginning of Universal Orlando's Diagon Alley media preview week, where the media will finally get to experience Harry Potter's London (or at least Universal's Florida version), including all the new shops at Diagon Alley, the Hogwarts Express and Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts.
If you weren't lucky enough to get an invite to the week-long Wizarding World of Harry Potter media frenzy, don't get your wand in a tizzy, you can still take part in three webcasts this week. The Diagon Alley Red Carpet Event will feature brand new footage of Diagon Alley, plus reactions to the new portion of the park from the stars of the films. All Aboard: A Journey on the Hogwarts™ Express with James and Oliver Phelps sees the actors who played Fred and George Weasley welcoming viewers aboard. Finally, Behind the Bricks: A Tour of Diagon Alley with Tom Felton and Matthew Lewis is hosted by the actors who played Draco Malfoy and Neville Longbottom.
Here's the webcast schedule (click the links to RSVP.):
The Diagon Alley Red Carpet Event
When: 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 18
All Aboard: A Journey on the Hogwarts Express with James and Oliver Phelps
When: 12 p.m. Thursday, June 19
Behind the Bricks: A Tour of Diagon Alley with Tom Felton and Matthew Lewis
When: 12 p.m. Friday, June 20
Our theme park expert Seth Kubersky will be at the Universal Orlando all week and will be sharing his photos and news with us. Keep an eye on our galleries and be sure you're following @OrlandoWeekly on Twitter for the latest updates.


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Jessi Slaughter's father Gene Leonhardt has died of a heart attack. He was 53.
RIP. But he will live forever on the Internet.
Jessi is now in foster care, after her father punched her in the mouth last March. She posted an apology video (via a friend since she has no computer now) on the day of his death.
For those who don't know, Jessi became subject of a Internet "bullying" after she posted some really offensive YouTube videos. Her father then went on a rant on YouTube which spread like wildfire.
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Jindal said absolutely nothing of the sort--and neither did Robertson. Here were Robertson's supposedly "anti-gay" comments: Everything is blurred on what's right and what's wrong… Sin becomes fine. Start with homosexual behavior and just morph out from there. Bestiality, sleeping around with this woman and that woman and that woman and those men. Robertson then paraphrased Corinthians from the Bible: Don't be deceived. Neither the adulterers, the idolaters, the male prostitutes, the homosexual offenders, the greedy, the drunkards, the slanderers, the swindlers—they won't inherit the kingdom of God. Don't deceive yourself. It's not right. And if that wasn't explicit enough, the "Duck Commander" added: It seems like, to me, a vagina—as a man—would be more desirable than a man's anus. That's just me. I'm just thinking: There's more there! She's got more to offer. I mean, come on, dudes! You know what I'm saying? But hey, sin: It's not logical, my man. It's just not logical. And here were Robertson's comments about the Jim Crow South: Phil On Growing Up in Pre-Civil-Rights-Era Louisiana I never, with my eyes, saw the mistreatment of any black person. Not once. Where we lived was all farmers. The blacks worked for the farmers. I hoed cotton with them. I'm with the blacks, because we're white trash. We're going across the field.... They're singing and happy. I never heard one of them, one black person, say, 'I tell you what: These doggone white people'—not a word!... Pre-entitlement, pre-welfare, you say: Were they happy? They were godly; they were happy; no one was singing the blues. Writing at Breitbart News, Jerome Hudson noted that nothing from Robertson's interview would make one think that he is a racist: The fact that Phil Robertson has a mixed-race adopted grandson is also rarely reported. Does having a mixed-race grandson mean that Phil Robertson isn't a racist? No. But with no evidence to the contrary, the existence of racial animus should not be automatically assumed. If your claim is that Phil Robertson is a racist homophobe, then the burden of proof is on you. But until that evidence presents itself, can we please stop the witch-hunts? Robertson never implied gays were "murderous" or blacks were happier under Jim Crow. And Jindal certainly did not say he agreed with Robertson's remarks. Jindal just emphasized that Robertson had a right to express his religious beliefs without being suspended, especially when A&E already knew what those views were. TMZ's Harvey Levin and blogger Andrew Sullivan, both of whom are gay, also said it was ridiculous for A&E to suspend Robertson in the first place. Frum could not believe Republican politicians actually criticized A&E for suspending Robertson before they reinstated him, and even called Palin, the politician considered to resonate the most with Duck Dynasty nation, an "ambulance chaser" for criticizing A&E. As Breitbart News reported, establishment Republicans were silent during the ordeal, with Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Reince Priebus focusing instead on celebrating Kwanzaa. At the same time, establishment Republicans in the Senate and the House focused on promoting amnesty, which the Congressionnal Budget Office determined would lower the wages of working class Americans, many of whom watch Duck Dynasty regulalry. Palin said on December 18–the night Robertson was suspended–that A&E had caved to the "'intolerants' hatin' and taking on the Duck Dynasty patriarch for voicing his personal opinion." She said that "free speech is an endangered species," and those "intolerants" are "taking on all of us." Jindal and Cruz followed suit the next day: The next morning, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) said, "I remember when TV networks believed in the First Amendment." "It is a messed up situation when Miley Cyrus gets a laugh, and Phil Robertson gets suspended," Jindal wrote. Later in the day, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said Robertson's suspension was an affront to those who value freedom of speech and religion. "The reason that so many Americans love Duck Dynasty is because it represents the America usually ignored or mocked by liberal elites: a family that loves and cares for each other, believes in God, and speaks openly about their faith," Cruz wrote. As Breitbart News later reported, "Palin, Cruz, and Jindal were repeatedly mentioned in stories in the mainstream media about Robertson." Frum did not like that, as he represents the type of elitist Republican whose silence during the controversy–and utter disdain for those who defended the Duck Dynasty family over Hollywood–reinforce the suspicions of the "Teavengelical" base. That conservative base has "always suspected that the Republican elite on the coasts and in D.C." abhors and is ashamed of them and their "flyover country" values. Frum, who was more stinging and vitriolic in his criticism of Andrew Breitbart on the day of his death than he has ever been with President Barack Obama or the mainstream press, is often the first to run in front of the cameras to attack Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, conservatives, and the Tea Party movement. Call him an establishment "ambulance chaser." He infamously slammed Rush Limbaugh in Newsweek, which is no longer in print, and conservatives months after Obama won his first election, imploring conservatives to be Obama-lites because Frum, like the Republican establishment, felt that was the "way to win" in the age of Obama. Frum--as he usually is about the conservative movement he neither understands nor of which he is a part--was wrong. But that has not stopped him from continuing to offer up the same advice about how Republicans should be more "moderate" and not "offend" the D.C., New York, and Hollywood elite.


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Octomom Using Marijuana For Anxiety: Right or Wrong?by Free Britney at . Comments
Octomom Nadya Suleman is now the proud owner of a medical marijuana card, according to reports, due to her ongoing battle with anxiety issues.
She got the RX after leaving rehab for Xanax addiction - the biggest of her drug problems - and primarily consumes weed embedded in baked goods.
Nadya Suleman ingests pot both at home and on the road working. So basically whether she's with her 14 kids, or doing her topless strip club gig, she's high.
Regarding the former, Nadya believes the kids are NOT at risk even if she's under the influence, given that the anxiety problems she's treating are worse.
Not sure if that story will sell like the Octomom porn video, but you tell us:
Should Octomom be allowed to obtain medicinal marijuana?
To think that I once supported this pig. Even I have had enough already. Actually if it was only pot, that is bad enough. She does have responsibility for fourteen kids and needs to function enough to do that. However, she is known to do drugs and drink a lot of booze. Then there is her severe mental illness. Yet still CPS doesn't see enough of a problem. Still those kids are left hanging. And most of the public is still shaking our heads.
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