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#21 Mar 6, 2012
So true malcom x ...
#22 Mar 7, 2012
Actually I do NOT watch FOX news. Read some papers online. Check out the foreign press. Look into what congress is doing. Pay attention to the military blogs. Etc etc etc ... it is all out there you just have to look at it and read it. You drink way to much kool-aid my friend. Dead border patrol agents killed with guns sent to Mexico by Eric Holder is hard to make up, he was outed by agents in his own department that were disgusted by what they were ordered to do.... look it up. There are also some good videos of Khadaffi getting a knife shoved up his rear end. Your president set this up too.... I am also going to touch upon your president stopping an airplane factory from being built in South Carolina because the union thugs your president really serves could not get their paws on the labor force their. I am really p.o.ed about $500,000,000 your presdent illegaly gave to a defunct solar company and now I the taxpayer am on the hook for it.... should I go on? Now tell us what a good president he is because he speaks well.
#23 Mar 8, 2012
Hellooooo obama kool aid guy???? Did you know that your president applied to harvard as Barry Sotero? He applied as a foreign exchange student from Indonesia. Think I lie? Why will he not release his transcripts.... even Bush released his transcripts... its on the web... check it out.
#24 Mar 9, 2012
And Jerry the thumbDick sits at his trailer watching msnbc or cbs or nbc or cnn or all the other Far Left media one sided garbage. Great points Malcolm.
#25 Mar 9, 2012
Solyndra is just the tip of "green" failure from this administration
#26 Mar 9, 2012
#27 Mar 9, 2012
Your great Malcom X, Love when people can see the truth! The only reason there are so many Obama supporters is because they have no jobs and live the High Life! Keep educating these morons :)
#28 Mar 9, 2012
Hey Jerry from Ohio, WAKE UP!!!!!
#29 Mar 10, 2012
Obama is a Horrible president and a douche
#30 Mar 11, 2012
I no longers wanna be called black or african, I wants to be calld Negro
#31 Mar 11, 2012
"Malcom" X, you're a walking case of irony. Do you really believe everything the internet tells you?
I find it hilarious that people blame Obama as the cause of all the countries problems. As if he had that much control. You want him to fix this himself? Impossible, this isn't the Nazi regime, and we aren't handing him the economic reins of this country.
Sadly though, we are on the opposite end of that spectrum. You want the economy to get better? YOU ARE THE ECONOMY. The system is entirely based on the flow of money between people and business.
And for the record, the Clinton administration oversaw the biggest economic boom of our time. Bush had it good when he came into office. Obama came in to a collapsing housing market and a stock market crash. You can't really compare that, can you?
#32 Mar 11, 2012
A walking irony? Get real. Of course I do not believe everything the internet says. Talk about irony, Clinton was the recipient of Reagans digging us out of the mess caused by Carter. Bush inherited a little thing called 9-11. Clinton had all the intel of who was behind the first Trade Center attack. Clinton did nothing.
The difference being Bush and Clinton rolled up their sleeves and took over the office of President. Obama spent the first two years blaming everyone else. It is Obamas game now and we are worse off than we were. He can lie and point fingers everywhere he wants but he is the team captain and has to take the blame for his and his administrations failures. Obama tried to game the economy by giving out huge payoffs to union controled companies and union controled local governments. Obamas economy was one sided, it was the flow from him to the unions. But you cannot really compare a union worker and a private sector worker can you? Obama has made it known which one he favors. Now which of my little anecdotals was purely made up internet fiction?
#33 Mar 23, 2012
obama the dummy
#34 Mar 28, 2012
I love obama,he will legalizes me hole family so dey can live heres wit me Diego
#35 Apr 13, 2012
No vote this time to this inept pres
#36 Apr 21, 2012
Anybody but osama
#37 May 1, 2012
I live in Lake Elsinore, and am a Republican. What has Obama done????? He has raised the debt by 5 Trillion. He has sued Arizona for upholding the law. He has let more Americans get onto food stamps and welfare than any president in our history. Yet, he claimed he was going to change things. Hope and Change. Well, I hope that we all change and vote him out. Another 4 years, and our debt will be in the 20 trillion range. Nobody will be able to get out of that. I love all of you Oprah watching, Illegal Immigrant enabling, food stamp loving people. If it weren't for Obama, you would hate life. Everyone needs to take America back for Americans. This is whether you are Democrat or Republican. Then maybe we can solve most or all of our problems. Until Obama is ousted, this cannot take place.
#38 May 15, 2012
obama needs to go and take his stinky fat assed ghetto wife with him,she is a grose broad
#39 May 15, 2012
...obama is the worst president in history!! not to mention treason, fraud, extortion, finicial terrorism, etc. oh yes...$5.00 a gallon gas, higher food prices, clothing, on and on....gratest failure!! foodstamp king!!
#40 May 16, 2012
There ya go, Obama the first president to have his picture on the food stamp.... perfect.
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The Everett AquaSox catcher – the Mariners' top pick and third overall selection in this year's MLB draft – was batting .356 with eight home runs and 28 RBIs in 27 games prior to Saturday night's game between the Spokane Indians and AquaSox.
And it was Zunino's three-run blast off Spokane reliever John Kukuruda with no outs in the seventh inning that lifted Everett to a 6-5 win over the Indians in front of 5,899 fans at Avista Stadium.
Zunino finished 4 for 5, striking out in his first plate appearance, with four RBIs and a double to go with his home run – lifting his batting average to .377.
"He's good," Indians manager Tim Hulett said. "We tried to pitch him different ways, and on the home run we made a pretty good pitch – the ball was down, it wasn't up. Boy did he hit it."
Zunino, who was a second-team All-American in high school, was initially drafted in the 29th round by Oakland out of high school, but opted to play collegiate ball at the University of Florida.
As a Gator, Zunino was named the SEC player of the year as a sophomore and made three appearances in the College World Series – including earlier this summer as a senior.
His final season at Florida earned him Baseball America's College Player of the Year award and the third-highest signing bonus in the 2012 draft as of early July, though the reported $4 million is $1.2 million less than the assigned value for the third pick.
"There was a little bit of pressure bulding up to the draft and that kind of thing, but all the pressure sort of went away when I got picked," said Zunino. "I was able to go to the CWS again and I'm just out here playing baseball – trying to get better every day."
"I love playing in the Mariners organization. From everyone I've met, to the coaching staff and the players, I'm having a great time," he added. "All I'm trying to do is make it to the big leagues."
If history repeats itself, he's certainly on the right track.
Zunino's parents, Greg and Paola, met in Italy in 1983 where Greg was playing professional ball. That's when he met Paola, who was a catcher for the Italian national softball team. After five years in Italy, the Zuninos came back to the United States and Greg began scouting for the Cincinnati Reds – which he still does to this day.
Mike was born in 1991.
"My parents were a big influence on my game," Zunino said. "I'm blessed to play a game I love for a living."
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A great all-round display by Navin Patel saw Palmerston North Boys' High School record a 13-run win over United at Papaioea Park on Saturday, handing them their fourth loss in a row.
Boys' High won the toss and batted first on the artificial pitch and got to 166 for eight on the back of a good partnership between Navin Patel and Hayden Spencer.
The schoolboys were teetering at 100 for seven, but Patel, who was unbeaten on 45, and Spencer with 18, dug in and got them through to a decent score.
United bowler Phil Mecredy took three for 21 and had Boys' High on course for a small score, but Patel and Spencer knuckled down and United couldn't get them out.
Hayden Hill made 55 opening the innings and United bowled too many wides again, giving away 25.
In reply, United couldn't string any partnerships together and lost wickets at regular intervals as Boys' High made inroads into their batting lineup.
Six of United's top seven got starts but couldn't go on to a bigger score as Kevin Hurrell with 32 was their best.
Sonpreet Singh made 25 and Robbie James 20, as the wickets kept falling.
Patel was swinging the ball early and tore through the United tail, including the last four batsman, to give him a five wicket bag (five for 20).
United were all out for 153 in 38 overs, 13 runs short of their target.
Old Boys notched up another win to put them in second place on the table after winning a low-scoring affair against Freyberg at Fitzherbert Park.
Delayed by half an hour, Freyberg won the toss and inserted Old Boys, who were all out for 195 in the last over.
Josh Jaques top-scored with 49, supported by Henry Cameron with 35 Robbie Laird with 30.
Jaques and Laird put on a good partnership for the third wicket and had them cruising at 130 for two but once they were removed, Old Boys collapsed.
Malcolm Trow bowled extremely well for Freyberg, swinging the ball and taking five for 33.
Freyberg made a good start to their chase and when Dane Cleaver (45) and Bevan Small (30) were at the crease, they were in a reasonable position.
But once they were dismissed, the wheels fell off their chase and Freyberg were all out for 171 in the 43rd over.
Tim Richards was the pick of the bowlers with three for 20 and Bryce Grant's good form with the ball continued as he took three for 45.
Alex Petty was the only resistance Marist faced as they cruised to a 100-run win over Palmerston in a reduced-over match at Fitzherbert Park.
The game was reduced to 35 overs each and Marist batted first and reached 200 for nine thanks to half centuries from Dave Meiring (59) and Adam Milne (52).
Petty was the pick of the bowlers for Palmerston, taking five for 32 with his medium pacers as they came back at the death and restricted Marist slightly.
In Palmerston's chase, they didn't have any batsmen who could stay in as Petty starred with the bat as well, making 38 in his team's score of 100.
No-one else stayed in with him and Palmerston slumped to a disappointing total.
There was a bit of seam movement early for the bowlers and English import Chris Miller picked up three wickets for 15 with his off-spin.
United 153 (Kevin Hurrell 32; Navin Patel 5-20) lost to PNBHS 166-8 (Hayden Hill 55, Patel 45*; Phil Mecredy 3-21) by 13 runs.
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Palmerston 100 (Alex Petty 38; Chris Miller 3-15) lost to Marist 200-9 (Dave Meiring 59, Adam Milne 52; Alex Petty 5-32) by 100 runs.
Points: Marist 45, Old Boys 35, United 30, Palmerston 25, Freyberg 25, PNBHS 20.
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- The grave in Falfurrias, Texas, contains bodies buried in shopping bags, trash bags or even openly in just the dirt
- The immigrants are believed to have died of thirst or heat exhaustion while traversing the tough terrain to enter the United States from Mexico
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More the remains of more than 160 migrants who died crossing the U.S. border have been found in an unmarked mass grave in South Texas.
Bodies at Sacred Heart Burial Park in Falfurrias were found in shopping bags, trash bags or no bags at all. Skulls were dumped in bio-hazard bags and buried separately from the rest of the remains. Some bodies were piled on top of each other, other even found in the same bag. One set of remains was found wrapped in a kitchen garbage bag stuffed in a a plastic shopping bag that said 'Dignity' - a slogan from a funeral home.
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Puzzle: Many of the bodies were buried together in bags and piled on top of each other, making it difficult to determine how many people were buried there
Disgraceful: A human skull and clothing that were discovered by the U.S. Border Patrol while on patrol at a ranch near Falfurrias, Texas are set aside for the members of the Brooks County Sheriffís department to collected during their investigation into the death
The funeral home and its corporate owners in Houston, Service Corporation International, refused to confirm whether Howard-Williams was responsible for the burials.
Bishop Emeritus René Gracida of the Diocese of Corpus Christi told the Caller-Times that the burials were 'truly anti-civilized' and 'barbaric.'
Immigrant advocates are furious. Eddie Canales told the newspaper that even in death, the immigrants were denied the proper respect.
'I think it's very hard for people to connect in the fact that these were human beings,' he said.
'It just goes to the language, to the words, and words mean a lot: "All these were illegals."'
Now, the Texas Rangers have launched an investigation into the burials and a state representative has said the discovery could result in criminal charges.
'It's an absolute disgrace and disrespectful,' State Representative Terry Canales, who represents the district which Falfurrias is a part of, told Fox News. 'No matter what side of the borders they are from, these are human beings.
'It's no excuse to disrespect someone in the way these bodies were.'
Canales has filed a request to be given access to Brooks County's financial records to see the amount of funds spent on burying the 162 bodies exhumed so far, he told the network.
The bodies are believed to be migrants who died during the dangerous illegal border crossing between the United States and Mexico
Awful: Three sets of remains wait to be picked up after they were exhumed last week by members of the Baylor University forensic team at the Sacred Heart Burial Park in Falfurrias, Texas
Untimely deaths: A forensic anthropology team from Baylor University place the remains of unidentified immigrants exhumed from a cemetery on May 21, 2013 in Falfurrias, Texas
'Without question there was some sort of fraudulent act,' he insisted.
The Texas Department of Public Safety issued a statement Monday saying investigators from the Texas Rangers have also become involved in an investigation into improprieties.
'The Texas Rangers discussed the situation with Brooks County officials today,' an official said. 'Another meeting is scheduled tomorrow in Austin with a variety of local and state officials to determine the proper course of action.'
The discovery was initially made two weeks ago by Baylor University anthropologist Lori Baker and Krista Latham, a forensic anthropologist at the University of Indianapolis, and their students.
group was working as part of a multi-year effort to identify immigrants
who have died in the area near the U.S.-Mexico border.
They exhumed 110 unidentified people from the cemetery in 2013. This summer, researchers have performed 52 exhumations, but because some remains were stored together, further study will be needed to determine exactly how many bodies have been recovered, Baker said.
Proper burial: The bodies will be examined and cross-checked with DNA sent from Mexico and Central American countries, with the goal of reuniting the remains with families
Unclaimed bodies: Teams from Baylor University and the University of Indianapolis are exhuming the bodies of more than 50 immigrants who died, mostly from heat exhaustion, while crossing illegally from Mexico into the United States
Volunteers from the University of Indianapolis exhume an unmarked grave using the delicate tools of forensic archeology in Falfurrias, Texas
told the Caller-Times that some remains were found under small,
temporary grave markers bearing the name of local funeral home Funeraria
del Angel Howard-Williams.
and Jim Hogg county officials said they pay the funeral home to handle
bodies recovered in the remote parts of South Texas, an area that's
often deadly for immigrants from Mexico and Central America who set out
on foot through ranchlands amid sweltering temperatures to avoid a
nearby U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint.
More than 300 people died crossing through Brooks County alone between 2011 to 2013 - representing more than 50 per cent of the deaths in Texas' sprawling Rio Grande Valley.
Brooks County Chief Deputy Benny Martinez said the funeral home charges $450 to handle each body. County Judge Raul Ramirez said it been handling such remains for at least 16 years. Chief Sheriff's Deputy Lorenzo Benavides in neighboring Jim Hogg County says the practice has been going there as long as he can remember, at least 22 years.
A message left Saturday at Howard-Williams was not immediately returned. The funeral home referred the newspapers' questions to its parent company, Houston-based Service Corporation International.
Texas Democratic state Rep. Terry Canales said Sunday, June 22, 2014, that the graves should be secured by state police until a criminal investigation can be completed
Grim task: Jessica Campbell and Justin Maiers with the University of Indianapolis archeology & forensics laboratory digging up a casket at the Sacred Heart Burial Park in Falfurrias
'No matter if this is one of our client families we serve on a traditional basis or a migrant family's loved one we're serving and we don't have any identification of the loved one, I do want to let you know it is our policy to treat the decedent with care, to treat them just like we would treat anyone else,' Service Corporation International Spokeswoman Jessica McDunn told the newspaper.
said the funeral home has 'certain records related to these burials,
but this does not amount to confirmation that Howard-Williams was
involved in depositing the remains in the manner the researchers
The funeral home would not give the newspaper access to those records.
Still, Latham called the discovery appalling. Baker said bodies that were not already skeletonized before burial were found in varying states of decomposition.
'To me it's just as shocking as the mass grave that you would picture in your head, and it's just as disrespectful,' Latham told the Caller Times.
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Escape velocity is the speed that an object needs to be traveling to break free of the planet's gravitational pull and leave it without further propulsion.
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My name is Ted Leach. I'm a 65-year-old investor focused on dividends in a Retirement Income Portfolio. I'm not yet in the distribution phase of retirement. After serving as a pastor for 40 years, I'm in a second career and I have two part-time jobs. As Director of Community & Property Care, I'm part of a management team that oversees 123 residential retirement units in multiple locations for a non-profit organization. I also serve a large congregation as a part-time associate pastor.
I've been a member of the National Association of Investment Clubs (NAIC) since 1982, which now operates as BetterInvesting.org. For many years as a volunteer I helped lead workshops to teach tools developed by NAIC to educate investors about how to do basic fundamental stock analysis. I continue to have a strong interest in investor education.
NAIC's historic "four principles" have been very helpful to me:
1) invest regularly throughout your lifetime;
2) invest in growth companies;
3) reinvest earnings and profits;
4) diversify by industry and size.
Bill Bengen's "4% Rule" concept inspired me to set a goal to create a retirement income portfolio of individual dividend growth stocks as a way to tap only dividend income from the portfolio as long as possible rather than selling assets.
Here is my current 25-stock portfolio:
- 5 stocks each with a 5.2% target allocation: JNJ, XOM, MSFT, PG, MMM
- 5 stocks each with a 4.4% target allocation: WMT, MRK, IBM, CMI, GPC
- 5 stocks each with a 3.6% target allocation: EMR, SO, WEC, CNP, HCP
- 5 stocks each with a 3.0% target allocation: PEP, T, O, EPD, WPC
- 5 stocks each with a 2.4% target allocation: UNP, NNN, STAG, MAIN, EVA.
Helpful mentors and colleagues include:
- Charles Allmon, former columnist for Better Investing, taught me to look for growth stocks
- Ben Graham's The Intelligent Investor taught me the importance of intrinsic value
- Peter Lynch instilled confidence that the average citizen can win in the stock market
- Louis Rukeyser demonstrated how to ask probing questions about market conditions
- Brad Thomas introduced me to a host of real estate investment trusts
- Bob Wells' analytical discipline keeps me focused on dividend growth
- Lowell Miller's The Single Best Investment helped me focus on quality and safety
- David Van Knapp's holistic style of portfolio building helps me see the big picture
- David Fish and Factoids inspire me to keep digging for data
- Chowder reminds me that each buy is the purchase of a business
- BDC Buzz has helped me sift through business development companies
- Tom Konrad opened my mind to alternative energy investments
- George Fisher is a helpful "lookout" scanning the horizon for utility opportunities
- The Seeking Alpha community--both veterans and young contributors.
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First, the good stuff. Here's my portfolio ...
Consumer Discretionary: MCD, NKE, SBUX, TGT
Consumer Staples: COST, GIS, KHC, KO, MO, PEP, PG, PM, WBA
Energy: CVX, KMI, XOM
Financial: MAIN
Health: ABBV, AMGN, GILD, JNJ, MCK
Industrial: BA, DE, EMR, LMT, MMM
Materials: BBL
REITs: HCN, NNN, O, OHI, VTR
Technology: AAPL, MSFT, QCOM
Telecom: BCE, T, TU, VZ
Utilities: AVA, D, SCG, SO, WEC
ALSO: small stakes in 23 additional companies held in the Dividend Growth 50 portfolio (http://seekingalpha.com/article/2764265-its-new-its-nifty-its-the-dividend-growth-50): ADP, AFL, BAX, BDX, BXLT, CAT, CL, CLX, COP, GE, GPC, HCP, HSY, IBM, KMB, MKC, NEE, SJM, UTX, V, WFC, WMT.
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I am a 50-something former sportswriter who was sent on a permanent vacation during the Great Recession. That sucked, but my story is not a sad one. Unlike many folks who lost their jobs, I am not in financial distress, I am not depressed and I am not bored.
My wife is a pediatric nurse with a bullet-proof job and decent benefits. So after supporting her and our two kids (now grown) for most of three decades, the least she can do is support my semi-retired keister!
Because of Roberta's job situation, because we have zero debt (not even mortgage debt), because we no longer have any dependents and because we have been pretty diligent savers over the years, we are comfortable (though nowhere near rich).
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Taj Mahal is one of the widely known, UNESCO acclaimed world heritage monument. It is the culmination of all sort of stories and mysteries which has transformed it into an amazing architectural wonder. It passes through different moods on every day, rather minute, or even seconds. It has several moods according to weather and times of the days and activities around. Capture the various yet unexplored or less explored moods of this wonderful monument--which will be a tribute to the memoirs of the Great Shah Jahan, and her beloved better half Mumtaj Mahal (to whose memory it is dedicated). Remember, the Taj has been shot by amateur as well as renowned lensmen, the worldover from the time of the beginning of the photography, so, try to capture something new, innovative and amazing images.
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I have been making jewellery and fascinators out of fabric and ribbon for a while now, and have managed to set up my own small label, Violet & May. Fortunately, I am getting more and more orders every day, however i make the ring frame myself from scratch. I make a wire frame and then wrap ribbon and sew. This makes a fantastic foundation to sew onto, however it takes ages! has anyone got any ideas of where to purchase ready made rings that have satin/fabric around them. Ive looked all over ebay, and the flat pad rings wont work as I have to glue onto them.
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