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Fear won out over doing the right thing in Hollis and Jamaica this week when the city effectively canceled two family-oriented events over concerns that one might turn violent and that there weren't enough police available to cover both.
It's a shame that had to happen, especially for the kids who would have had a great time at the events, Hollis Day and 40 Day, the latter named for the 40 Houses projects, formally called the South Jamaica Houses.
Here's how it went down: The rap star "50 Cent," aka Curtis Jackson, was rumored to be planning a concert at 40 Day. Jackson grew up there, and the show was meant to be an example of giving back to his community.
But the rapper, commonly referred to as "Fitty," hasn't always walked the straight and narrow. Just the opposite: he was a drug dealer before he became a rapper, was convicted of selling cocaine to an undercover cop and was found to have crack and heroin in his house. He did his time and kept rapping. Years later he was shot at the South Jamaica Houses, surviving despite being hit nine times.
So Fitty pretty much epitomizes the gangsta rapper who breaks the law and could be a target of violence at any time, in contrast to, say, Run-DMC, the Hollis-based group that was honored with a street renaming in their old neighborhood on Sunday. But even Run-DMC, with their clean lyrics and good rep, suffered the effects of rap violence firsthand when their DJ, Jam Master Jay, was shot and killed in his studio several years ago.
Those incidents, however, don't speak to the character of the people who wanted to enjoy Hollis Day and 40 Day. And they shouldn't be an excuse for the city to not provide police protection to residents who want to celebrate their communities. But that seems to be what happened.
Flushing Meadows Park's Reflecting Pool was recently the scene of a raucous, alcohol-fueled bit of boisterous fun, when hundreds of people in togas joined in a mock naval battle — waged by "gladiators" in homemade "ships" and punctuated by fireworks. It was a heck of a lot of fun and went off without injury, but it was inherently more risky to life and limb than a family day or rap show. It's unclear if the city even knew about it, but the best thing would have been for the police to be there just in case.
And that's the point with the canceled events in Hollis and South Jamaica. Rather than deny residents of those areas the fun they were looking forward to, the city should have made it a point to blanket both areas in blue — just in case. The NYPD is the best, and biggest, police force in the country. It handles far larger events like the New Year's Eve celebration and the Thanksgiving Day Parade as a matter of course. It protects visiting dignitaries from the president on down all the time. Officers are more than willing to put in overtime for the extra pay it brings. How could the city possibly claim it couldn't deploy enough officers to let Hollis Day and 40 Day go forward?
We're not saying there is no risk of trouble at such events; of course there is, just as there is on Dec. 31 in Times Square and every day in Central Park — or any other place where people gather in the hundreds or thousands. And we're not going to claim the city acted out of racial bias, as some undoubtedly will. But it does look as if, in this case, for whatever reason, City Hall and the NYPD brass were less responsive to what the people they serve wanted than they usually are. We hope they do better next time, for the sake of all the people in Hollis and South Jamaica — and anyone else who wants to celebrate their little corner of the world's greatest city.


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Cream, Blind Faith, etc drummer Ginger Baker, who was subject of recent documentary, Beware of Mr. Baker, has announced that he'll be doing some shows with his band Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion this year. First he's got an upcoming European run this winter, and then there's a few US shows announced for June including a two-night stand at BB King's on June 25 and 26. Tickets for those shows are on sale now.
All known dates are listed, along with the Beware of Mr. Baker trailer, a recent Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion live video, and a video from Cream's 2005 show at Royal Albert Hall, below...
'Beware of Mr. Baker' Official Trailer #2
GInger Baker's Jazz Confusion live in 2013
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Ginger Baker's Jazz Confusion -- 2014 Tour Dates
24th January-Jazz Cafe, Camden, London
5th February-Conrad Sohm Club, Dornbirn, Austria
6th February-Jazz Club, Kufstein, Austria
7th February-Jazz club, Salzburg, Austria
8th & 9th February-Kofferfabrik, Furth, Austria
25th June-BB King Blues Club & Grill, New York, NY
26th June-BB King Blues Club & Grill, New York, NY
27th June-Howard Theatre, Washington, DC
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Thus dude is a badass
Posted by Anonymous | January 9, 2014 3:04 PM
Second that. I read an article in either The New Yorker or the NY Times Magazine about the guy who did the documentary, and holy fucking shitballs, Ginger Baker is one fucking crazy motherfucker.
Posted by Anonymous | January 9, 2014 6:20 PM
Absolutely. Baker is beyond legend.
Posted by Anonymous | January 9, 2014 6:38 PM
I cannot stand listening to his drumming. Him and Mitch Mitchell are the worst.
That said, I always enjoy music documentaries about crazy mofos.
Posted by Joel Gion | January 9, 2014 6:44 PM
Cream reunion was one of the greatest times in the history of scalping. PIcture the typical Clapton fan in the third millennium, shelling out $3-6000 for a single ticket. These people are as toxic as Linda Tripp or Gilbert Gottfried, and it took a piece of crap like Clapton to make them happy. Cream should have another reunion, we could finally capture Joseph Kony and Kim Jong Un with convenient one stop shopping.
Posted by Anonymous | January 9, 2014 11:47 PM
The schedule can sometimes be hectic and they find it very difficult to say no.
Posted by YOR Health | January 12, 2014 10:47 AM
Jay, GREAT film. Enjoyed Baker's music for YEARS and wondered what happened. You answered much of that and got some good interviews with survivors from the time. Glad it wasn't just another "musician on junk" film. Fair, funny as hell. The animations were a nice surprise. If you had to get under his skin to peel back the layers, so be it. Baker reminds me of my stepfather! Baker seems to me a very wounded person. He really got the shit beat out of him when he was young. I think he is a good interview and I don't think he realizes how funny he is. Yes, I did see him live once with Bruce in The Mid- '90s and they were PHENOMENAL. Funny to watch Bruce staring Baker down while he soloed for "Toad".
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Whether or not you choose to follow the audio tour, if you drive around on the ranch, eventually you get to the Texas White House. Park on the taxiway next to the presidential hangar, where you can pay two dollars to tour the house. Definitely worth it! I was one of three people on the tour, and found it fascinating. Just imagining all the people who sat under the Council Oak to discuss some of the most important legislation of the LBJ era...and seeing the lovely formal dining room, where Lady Bird had done Texas wildflowers petit point chair covers, but had to yield to LBJ's insistence that he sit in an office chair upholstered in cow-hide, with a telephone installed just under the table at his left knee! (You are not supposed to take pictures inside the house, but our guide was kind enough to allow me to photograph this.)
The original century-old rock farmhouse was greatly enlarged over the years, and the place is bigger than it looks. It features a glorious view of the Pedernales River. An immense live oak provides shade in much of the "front yard" while the side yard features an in-ground pool. The family donated the property to the National Park Service in 1972, but Mrs. Johnson retained the right to use the home until her death. Since then, the "Texas Oval Office" has been restored to the condition it was in during Johnson's presidency. Notice the bust of President Eisenhower behind the desk -- it turns out that Ike and LBJ were both born in Texas, and LBJ admired the general. In the formal living room, note the three television sets. Back in the day, there were only three networks, so each television was tuned in to one of them; LBJ obsessively monitored news media and hated to miss any photo or mention of himself.
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As I began my tour, the first surprising thing to me was: it is really beautiful. You can see why LBJ loved this country. The second surprise was how much he enjoyed humor. The original entrance to the ranch was on a low-water crossing directly under a dam and spillover on the Pedernales River, so guests would have to drive into the water to reach the ranch! (Now that entrance is closed, and you drive about a mile downstream to cross a bridge.) The third was that the ranch maintained a lot of the gift animals presented during his presidency, which explained some kudus frolicking next to the Hereford cattle, a single elk grazing in one of the fields, and the funniest sight of all -- a group of deer being chased by a couple of ostriches!
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What's a visitor to do? There are two Lyndon B. Johnson Historical Parks under the aegis of the National Park Service, although separated by some fourteen miles, plus an LBJ State Park and Historic Site. This situation reflects the vision of the President and his wife, because the historic properties straddle the Pedernales River and cluster in Johnson City itself, and also because they wished to preserve and interpret their beloved Texas Hill Country.
But the wealth of resources may make it difficult to know what to see and do if the visitor has only a limited amount of time to spend. For the moment (June 2011), I'm going to suggest you begin with the Johnson City Visitor Center and Park Headquarters, because (a) the bathrooms are functional, which they aren't at the Ranch site, and (b) there are a couple of interesting films and fine exhibits which introduce you to the Johnson heritage and elucidate what you'll see later on your walking (of the Johnson City) or driving (of the Ranch) tours. Both Visitors Centers have expansive gift shops where Johnson-specific and Texas Hill Country souvenirs are available.
The Johnson City park contains LBJ's boyhood home as well as the Johnson Settlement, which has "restored 19th century structures tracing the evolution of the Texas Hill Country from the open range cattle kingdom days of Lyndon Johnson's grandfather, Sam Ealy Johnson, Sr., to the local ranching and farming of more recent times," according to the NPS brochure.
Admission is free. Open daily, 8:45 AM to 5:00 PM. Tours of the boyhood home, also free, are offered between 9:30 and 4:00, except during the lunch hour when the home is closed.
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Stop in to the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm
The Sauer-Beckmann farm recreates day-to-day life as it was in 1918. Johann and Christine Sauer settled the farm in 1869 and eventually had ten children. One of those, Augusta Sauer Lindig, was the midwife at the birth of President Johnson.
Park interpreters costumed in period dress now maintain the working farm, and talk with visitors about the activities in progress at various farm buildings. It is open daily from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Free admission. People are free to wander at leisure through the barns, and visit the animals.
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Pay a visit to the Benini Foundation
Outdoor sculpture isn't exactly something I associate with the Texas Hill Country, but in 1999, an Italian sculptor decided to make Johnson City his home. He constructed galleries, a fine arts library and studios where he continues to create artwork. The balance of the 140-acre ranch is devoted to seventy massive outdoor sculptures created by both Benini and by his local and international friends. Although the Foundation is closed on Mondays, which was the day I happened to be in Johnson City, it is possible to view many of the sculptures from the adjacent roadways.
You can drive or walk on trails leading to many of the sculptures.
The Benini Foundation galleries and sculpture ranch are open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Tuesday through Saturday.
- Seniors
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Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park
The visitor's center of the historical park is a good place to begin your visit to Johnson City. After viewing the exhibits and the video detailing the life of the former US President, it is a short walk to the Lyndon B. Johnson boyhood home. Also close by is Johnson Settlement, the old ranch complex built by Johnson's grandfather, for whom the town is named.
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Exhibits at Visitor's Center
Exhibits tell the story of the USA's 35th president. While few would deny that LBJ was a very shrewd politician and a hard man to deal with, it is also true that he accomplished a great deal for the common man during his years in state and national office. He was a prime figure in civil rights advances in America, but was also responsible for much of the US's prolonged stay in the Viet Nam conflict. In spite of your views regarding Johnson, this visitor's center provides a lot of insight into a difficult but important era in the life of our country.
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The Lyndon B. Johnson Boyhood Home
Lyndon Johnson's family moved to this modest wood-frame home in Johnson City in 1913, shortly after the boy's fifth birthday. He grew to adulthood in this house and was profoundly influenced by his father, a state legislator, and his mother who had a passion for education.
The home is open for tours led by knowledgeable people who knew the family and are well-versed in their lives.
- Road Trip
- Historical Travel
Lyndon's Bedroom
This room belonged to young Lyndon. One of the interesting anecdotes related by the tour guide told of the long hours Lyndon would spend in this room listening to his father and fellow politicians talking and hammering out deals on the adjoining front porch. LBJ learned well, as he became a tough bargainer.
- Historical Travel
The Johnson Family Kitchen
Viewing the kitchen of this modest home reminds us that Lyndon Johnson did not come from a rich or aristocratic background, but from a hardworking and humble family. Visiting the home is also a look back in time to small town and rural America of the 1920's.
- Historical Travel
- Road Trip
Johnson Settlement
Lyndon Johnson's grandfather and great-uncle established a cattle drovers headquarters here in the 1860's. Beside the original log cabin (built in 1856 in the dog-trot style), we visited 1880 stone farm buildings, exhibit center, and saw a few Texas Longhorn cattle grazing in the pasture.
- Road Trip
- Historical Travel
Pedernales Falls State Park
Nature preserve features waterfalls on the Pedernales River, animal and bird life, fishing, swimming, camping, picknicking, hiking.
See my travelogue for additional photos.
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Blanco County Courthouse
This handsome old courthouse, made of limestone, continues to serve as office building for Blanco County.
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Thank you Paul, it's my favorite place in Cornwall, i've lived here all my life and last year was the first time i ever saw it!!......it's the dogs favorite beach as well
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I've heard rumour that there thinking of knocking it down and putting a modern light on a pole there I'm sure if they try the locals will give them what for
I found it on the Trinity House website. But its just a light replacement, probably to save maintenance. The building will be still there.
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Welcome to the Northbrook Arms - a traditional village pub with letting rooms, nestled in the picturesque village of East Stratton, located minutes from the A33 between Winchester and Basingstoke.
The pub itself is owned by Lord Northbrook and has been part of his family estate for generations. The pub boasts two gardens – the green opposite the pub which is perfect for catching the sun all day long, and the pretty country garden to the side of the pub which has an enclosed area at the bottom where children can play safely.
Specialising in local and regional ales and a delicious menu serving daily and seasonal specials, magnificent Sunday roasts and possibly the tastiest puddings in Hampshire!
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We might ask ourselves how we would be reacting if Iraqi commandos landed at George W. Bush's compound, assassinated him, and dumped his body in the Atlantic.
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President Obama is scheduled to address school children across the country tomorrow with a nationwide address. His words, released in advance, can be found here.
A few excerpts, though I would encourage you to read the text in its entirety, whether or not you have a child in school:
But at the end of the day, we can have the most dedicated teachers, the most supportive parents, and the best schools in the world – and none of it will matter unless all of you fulfill your responsibilities. Unless you show up to those schools; pay attention to those teachers; listen to your parents, grandparents and other adults; and put in the hard work it takes to succeed.
And that's what I want to focus on today: the responsibility each of you has for your education. I want to start with the responsibility you have to yourself.
Every single one of you has something you're good at. Every single one of you has something to offer. And you have a responsibility to yourself to discover what that is. That's the opportunity an education can provide.
We need every single one of you to develop your talents, skills and intellect so you can help solve our most difficult problems. If you don't do that – if you quit on school – you're not just quitting on yourself, you're quitting on your country.
But at the end of the day, the circumstances of your life – what you look like, where you come from, how much money you have, what you've got going on at home – that's no excuse for neglecting your homework or having a bad attitude. That's no excuse for talking back to your teacher, or cutting class, or dropping out of school. That's no excuse for not trying.
Where you are right now doesn't have to determine where you'll end up. No one's written your destiny for you. Here in America, you write your own destiny. You make your own future.
That's why today, I'm calling on each of you to set your own goals for your education – and to do everything you can to meet them. Your goal can be something as simple as doing all your homework, paying attention in class, or spending time each day reading a book. …Whatever you resolve to do, I want you to commit to it. I want you to really work at it.
The over-the-top reaction in advance of this address has seemed to indicate that some believe that their beautiful spawn will be indoctrinated into socialist loving drones by listening to this President within the confines of a school building. They are demanding that their schools not show the address, and many are removing their children from school for the day.
The Chairman of one South Georgia County Republican Party sent me the following:
The Berrien School Board that has a majority of Republicans has decided to go forward with the President Obama speech despite demands from the Conservative Parents that elected them. On what issues can we count on the School Board to do the right thing? It is a very sad day in Berrien County that Conservatives who pulled the lever for this Board got shafted."
I find the contrast in both text and tone between the actual speech and those who object to be profoundly striking. I can only conclude that we have allowed politics to so embed itself into everything we do that it may be the adults, and not the children, that could use some education – in civility, at a minimum.
If you choose to keep your children home from school tomorrow, I would ask that you make sure you understand the lesson you are really teaching them.
Are you teaching them that they should respect authority as long as it is authority you agree with?
Are you teaching them to enjoy the authority they earn in life, but to be a sore loser when they are edged out in a hard fought contest?
Are you teaching them that it is only important to listen to and learn from only those you already agree with?
If you didn't have the same objections when President Bush spoke to school children, are you teaching them to find unique facts about similar situations to justify selective outrage?
One of the biggest red flags we continue to point out in the Peach Pundit community is when we see politicians proclaim they are acting "for the children". Watching politicians insulate themselves from criticism for an often indefensible position under the cover of kids is unseemly. Watching parents use their own children for the same purposes is pathetic.
If you are removing your children from school tomorrow, please don't pretend it's about them. It's all about you.
Your children will learn a lot tomorrow. Be wary of the actual lesson they retain.
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As an independent centrist, I read and watch as common folks get all up in a tizzy about health care reform. And I wonder "Why are they supporting the current system that benefits the insurance industry? You know, the corporation that would drop you in a heartbeat over a minor technicality? Even though you have paid premiums for decades? You depend on them that much? Really? Do they pay you to do this?"
. Our 'veterans' in Congress and White House are the collective property of the Corporate Structure. Anything passed will benefit large corporations over common people. This is the way things are, folks.
There has to be a revolution and the odds are stacked against us common folk.
Truly, I feel that the only thing that is going to save us from all being eternal cogs in a massive corporate machine is to change the law in a manner that re-defines the very foundation of corporate structure.
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At a time when an off−duty cop was shot down by a fellow officer in Harlem, a Park Slope resident picked a poor way to vent his outrage at a police officer who had arrested him on a minor drug charge.
Officials said that 20−year−old Daquan Gardner, a resident of Fourth Street near Fifth Avenue, was arrested on four counts of reckless endangerment in the second degree as well as falsely reporting an incident when he made a bogus 911 call claiming that a cop had just been gunned down on the quiet Park Slope street.
Officials said that the frightening phone call was made on May 28. Police scrambled over to the scene, but found nothing.
Responding officers were still investigating the call when the anonymous tipster called 911 again, giving detailed information about the alleged shooting victim.
The caller even managed to rattle off the fallen cop's badge number, officials said.
Cops ultimately left, but Gardner allegedly called a third time, still claiming that a cop had been shot on Fourth Street. He then made another bogus 911 call reporting an incident in another precinct.
While breathing a sigh of relief that all of the calls were unfounded and that no one was hurt, Lt. Patrick Malarkey of the 78th Precinct decided to do a little digging to find out just who made the bogus calls. Other cops could have been injured when they raced over there to the respond, he explained.
Since the caller gave a bogus name and call back number, Malarkey couldn't directly reach out to the guy who decided to reach out and bother everyone.
But he did benefit from the information the caller gave and was able to identify the would−be victim — a Brooklyn narcotics cop.
He then contacted the officer and asked him why someone would want to report that he had been killed. It must have been someone who he had arrested or had a prior beef with him.
The narcotics cop said that he was having trouble with one man who he had arrested back on May 19. That man — Gardner — had his cell phone confiscated during the arrest and was constantly harassing the narcotics cop in an attempt to get the phone back.
The 911 calls were played and the narcotics cop identified Gardner's voice.
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When he was in custody, Gardner confessed to the shenanigans, which Lt. Malarkey said could have had some dangerous ramifications.
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Try not to mist up during this clip of two young boys being surprised at their Virginia elementary school by their father, Lt. Thomas Bourne. As Keith Olbermann opines, the best way to support our troops is to "make sure that that kind of homecoming is what each of them and their families have earned."
Judging by the rallying call for support that two key members of Hillary Clinton's campaign staff made to supporters following Tuesday's debate in Philadelphia, Team Hillary is well aware that she has had better debating moments—and that her rivals will continue to pile on in coming weeks.
Yes, they've done battle before, but who can get enough of these kooky Democrats with their healthcare plans and their distaste for Bush? Ladies and gentlemen, here they are, your Democratic candidates. ...
President Bush's criticism of MoveOn.org's "General Betray Us" ad and the "Democrat Party" provoked this barrage of verbiage from MSNBC host Keith Olbermann, who slams Bush for "behaving a little bit more than usual like we'd all interrupted him while he was watching his favorite cartoons on the DVR. ... "
Miss Tuesday night's AFL-CIO Democratic debate? Or just want to relive the magic? Well, either way, you're in luck—John Harrison at TheLargestMinority.com has put together a blow-by-blow video montage and summary for your viewing and reading pleasure. Go to the inside page to check it all out.
Keith Olbermann and Michael Moore move the "SiCKO" discussion into the meaningful hows and whens of fixing the system by shooting past the CNN media controversy.
MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski strenuously objected to covering Paris Hilton's legal woes as a lead story, so much so that when her producer (and the teleprompter) refused to budge, she first tried to burn, then tore and shredded the copy. Here she explains her revolt: "I just don't believe in covering that story, especially not as the lead story in a newscast when you have a day like today."
This parody from the Onion challenges the assumption that 24 hours of news coverage, satellite uplinks and bold graphics actually keep us more informed.
MSNBC just hosted the Democratic candidates in their first-ever presidential debate, and it was quite the bore. That is, except for former Sen. Mike Gravel, who stole the show with an electrifying and inspirational outburst. Update: More debate clips added.
Amid the furor over radio host Don Imus' comments about the Rutgers women's basketball team last week, and following MSNBC's decision to stop simulcasting his program on that network, CBS has decided to give him the boot from his show.
Shocking behavior from a shock jock is by definition unremarkable. But what bothers Bill Boyarsky about Don Imus, besides his latest racist outburst, is how some mainstream journalists have become his cronies—and his defenders—in order to bask in his spotlight.
MSNBC announced it will no longer air "Imus in the Morning," as the uproar over the radio host's racist comment continues and several prominent sponsors withdrew advertising. CBS, which controls the radio version of Imus' show, has not said whether it too will cancel the program or merely stick with a suspension.
Jeff Cohen joins Truthdig to talk about life in the big media trenches, why news coverage is only getting worse, and how horse race politics and the corporatization of information are killing American democracy. Cohen was the communications director for the 2004 Dennis Kucinich campaign, founder of Fairness and Accuracy In Reporting, and author most recently of "Cable News Confidential" (excerpted here).
MSNBC has asked Keith Olbermann to stay on as the host of "Countdown" for at least four more years. The left-leaning broadcaster is the network's golden boy, with a ratings jump of 85 percent over the last year, thanks to his unique synthesis of Edward R. Murrow-style commentary and a wicked sense of humor.
Keith Olbermann's synthesis of in-depth Murrow-esque reporting and hard-hitting opinionated analysis has attracted a growing audience and turned the O'Reilly model on its head. The Nation magazine has a profile of broadcast journalism's rising star.
The MSNBC host uses a recent GOP ad and a copy of Webster's Dictionary to buttress his argument that the Republican Party is the largest terrorist organization in the country.
"Air America" host Al Franken nails Washington Times editor Tony Blankley for
misleading readers about an editorial he wrote on Richard Clarke and terrorism. Blankley can only sputter.
Check out this can't-miss two-part interview between Bill Maher and Joe Scarborough. Maher ends the first segment with a uppercut knockout punch straight to Bush's jaw; in the second part, Bill says "the jury's in" on the "idiot" question.
In perhaps his most powerful monologue ever, MSNBC host Keith Olbermann savagely harangued Bush for using 9/11 as a wedge to pit Americans against Americans. "Who has left this hole in the ground? We have not forgotten, Mr. President. You have. May this country forgive you."
Highlighting this speech and last week's "Have you no sense of decency?" monologue, The Nation called Olbermann "the best news anchor on television today."
Jon Stewart takes Anderson Cooper to task for being part of the CNN-MSNBC junta that seems to want nothing more than to ape Fox News' graphics and "swoosh" sounds. (h/t: Huff Po)
From crooksandliars.com
The MSNBC host calls radio talk show host Laura Ingraham "desperate" and "stupid" for criticizing the bravery of reporters in Iraq.
Bill O'Reilly and MSNBC's Keith Olbermann have been feuding for a while now (background story here, a video example, and another clip), and on Thursday, when a caller to O'Reilly's show merely mentioned Olbermann's name, Bill cut the line and said, "We have your phone number and we're going to turn it over to Fox security, and you're going to get a visit"—as though the caller was threatening O'Reilly—when in fact O'Reilly was threatening the caller!
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Last time we talked about generic method substitutions which resulted in types being declared with more than one method with identical constructed signatures. After thinking long and hard about this problem, we've come to a conclusion as to how to resolve this issue in the next release.
First, lets recap what we know about the problem.
The following is a general set of categories that can result in this scenario occurring:
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AUSTIN, Texas — Olympian Ryan Lochte barely missed breaking his own American record in the 200-yard individual medley Thursday on opening night of the Winter National Championships.
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Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky won the 500 freestyle in 4:34.53, falling off American-record pace in the second half of the race. Olympian Haley Anderson finished second in 4:36.87, and Leah Smith was third in 4:36.90.
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Olympic backstroke champion Matt Grevers won the men's 50 in 18.88. Olympian Davis Tarwater was second at 19.36, and Pavel Babaev was third.
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Luna, who turns 31 on Feb. 1, had a solid .294/.367/.477 season for Triple A New Orleans last year and played in 27 games for the Marlins.
Over parts of six seasons with the Cardinals, Indians, Blue Jays and Marlins, he has hit .265 and started games at every position except pitcher and catcher. He is primarily an infielder.
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