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- If you need a voters' guide, try Fuse's progressive guide at http://progressivevotersguide.com/2012/washington/primary/
- If you misplaced your official voters' guide, go tohttps://wei.sos.wa.gov/agency/osos/en/Pages/OnlineVotersGuide.aspx
- Read your ENTIRE ballot, front and back, before filling it out.
- Remove and recycle the stub at the top of the ballot.
- Sign and date the declaration on the back of the return envelope.
- RETURN your ballot through the mail (using a first class stamp) through the U.S. Postal Service.
- Check with your specific county for different ways to return your ballot.
- You have the option of writing in a name of a candidate. So if you feel that your cat, Mr. Whiskas Jr. can do a better job than the five candidates running, then you have that alternative. Be wise with your vote though!
- Make sure the signature on the ballot envelope MATCHES the signature on file with your voter registration otherwise you're going to get a ring-a-ling from the Elections office. We don't want that small hassle now, do we?
- Do not put multiple ballots in one envelope.
Hope For The New American Electorate
This blog post was written by Gladys Gitau, 2014 Bus Fellow and Campaign Manager for the Youth Voter Engagement Campaign (YVEC), a campaign aimed to engage the new American electorate by registering young voters as well as underrepresented voters. You can find out more about the Washington Bus Fellowship at busfellows.org.
It's always bizarre to see the political phenomenon you learn about in class manifest outside in the field. This weekend I got an up close and heartbreaking look into why politics work how they work.
This weekend the YVEC campaign took to Broadway street in the lovely city of Tacoma in a valiant effort to get all of its eligible residents registered to vote. Walking around Tacoma pride, I myself was encouraged to see droves of queer brown youth, out and proud. What would happen if all these beautiful people were registered and excited to vote, I thought? What kind of world would we live in then!
Your Valentine from King County Elections
Holy S**t, another election!
King County is holding a special February election to renew two expiring school levies. A yes vote would maintain the current level of school funding, a no vote would lower it.
I'm not gonna tell you how to vote, but Republicans and Democrats seem to be equally in agreement that we should be funding our schools more.
Ballots need to be postmarked by February 12th, which is Tuesday. This ballot may not be as sexy as the last, but it's equally important. And just as likely to end with another epic dance party on Capitol Hill.
Those lacking stamps (a.k.a. everyone) can drop off your ballot at one of the local Ballot Drop Boxes. Bonus: there's a new one at the Rainier Community Center in South Seattle.
Guest Post! My Tam's Guide to Citizenship and First Time Voting Pt. 1
This post was written by My Tam Nguyen, friend of the Bus and all around awesome person:
Are you a good citizen?
This is a question I've been asking myself for the past three months. I was born in Vietnam, a country not known for its democratic process. The first eight years of my life were spent in a fishing village. I did not grow up with running water, running toilets, or electricity, much less a culture of democracy, voting, or civic engagement. I immigrated to the United States in 1992, and 20 years later, I'm finally a citizen.
I currently volunteer in the community and work in community engagement, you'd think that I would know how this political stuff works by now. Somehow my involvement always felt distanced from the foray of power and political play and process. Secretly, I had feared that although I was a green card holder, it could be taken away if I was too politically opinionated or involved. The moment I was sworn in three months ago on July 31, something changed--I gained a sense of duty along with the great privilege of being an American citizen. I am now a voter, can fully participate in the democratic process, and no longer have to operate with the fear of living at the fray.
It is of great relief to gain the freedoms of being an American, and it is also a great obligation to our community and country that I do my due diligence to be an informed voter. I am not taking this responsibility lightly.
This post, will be the beginning of a series on how I navigate this process. I hope that my civic adventures can help shed light on your own experience of voting a complex ballot this year!
Election Update
With 31.87% of total statewide ballots counted (and another 207,625 on hand and unprocessed) we can add an addendum to yesterday's coverage.
In the 10th LD, the race that was too close to call yesterday between State Senator Mary Margaret Haugen and current Representative Barbara Bailey looks more callable. Haugen is trailing Bailey 52% to 48%, or 1,400 votes.
Between Island, Skagit and Snohomish counties there is currently 49,700 ballots left to be counted - more than enough to make up the 1,400 vote difference between the two candidates. But the percentage of votes for Haugen would have to swing pretty drastically over the next few days.
In the 3rd District, Democrat Marcus Riccelli still has a strong lead, and it's looking like G.O.P. identified candidate Tim Benn will run against him. The three Democrats pulled in a combined 65% of the vote total, so unless the winds shift drastically Riccelli has a strong advantage in the general. Once again Spokane has 4,000 ballots unprocessed and on hand and Benn sits less than 500 votes ahead of Jon Snyder and Bob Apple. While unlikely, either of the two Democrats could pop into second.
In Seattle's urban 43rd District, Socialist Alternative member Kshama Sawant is being trounced by Jamie Pedersen by a 9 to 1 margin. But in the race against Speaker of the House Frank Chopp, there is currently 2,085 write-in votes and only 1,878 for his Independent challenger Gregory Gadow. Again, assuming The Stranger's write-in campaign was successful, Sawant could switch races and run against Chopp.
And a slight revision from yesterday's overzealous victory announcement for Bob Ferguson in the Attorney General's race. While Ferguson is drastically ahead of his main Republican challenger Reagan Dunn, if the 10% of votes that went towards fellow Republican Stephen Pidgeon were added to Dunn's total, the race would be 51.3 to 48.7. Ferguson is still doing well, especially with his formidable 61% in populous King County. I blame my abacus.
I said yesterday that Dunn would need Houdini-style magic to make up this gap. I'm going to downgrade that to Gob Bluth.
No ID? No Vote, No Voice
The content below was written by 2012 Bus Fellow Tyler Sadonis, as a program of the Washington Bus Education Fund. The bus fellows are currently blogging along at http://fellabus.wordpress.com/
Twenty percent of 18 to 24-year-olds do not have a government-issued photo ID. In the ten states shown below, those young people without IDs will be unable to vote in November.
Obtaining a photo ID is more difficult than you would expect. Offices that issue photo IDs have limited business hours and are often found in rural areas where there is limited public transportation. On top of that, it can cost between $8-$25 to obtain a birth certificate (which is needed to get a photo ID). The Brennan Center for Justice outlines the difficulties of obtaining a photo ID in this comprehensive report.
What's the reason behind these laws? Proponents argue that voter ID laws help ensure the integrity of elections by preventing voter fraud. The reality is that voter fraud does not exist. While there are allegations of non-citizens voting in elections or people voting twice using fake names, that is simply not the case. A report by the Brennan Center for Justice in 2007 found that, "it is more likely that an individual will be struck by lightning than that he will impersonate another voter at the polls."
Your ability to vote in elections should not be determined by how much money you have in your pocket or whether you can visit an office to get an ID. Instead, we should encourage voting and make it easier for everyone to participate in elections. The problem is not apathy, it's access. Laws like the voter ID laws we have seen place an unfair burden on young people.
A recent report by the Jonathan M. Tisch College of Citizenship and Public Service at Tufts found that 44 percent of young adults didn't know if they had to show a government photo ID or a driver's license to vote. Thankfully, here in Washington State photo ID is not required to vote. But if you're attending college out of state and are considering voting there, I encourage you to check out this voters' guide from the Brennan Center for Justice.
What Just Happened?!?
The primary's over, and the election night party haze is evaporating (slowly).
What do we know now that we didn't know a day ago? With only 22% of the votes counted, so far we can discern the following:
Bob Ferguson is likely going to be our Attorney General. Jay Inslee has a nice lead going into the general election. And Steve Gonzalez will remain on the Supreme Court.
Jay Inslee pulled in 46% of the vote statewide, and earned nearly 60% in King County. Rob McKenna received just under 43%. "Conventional wisdom" is that primaries skew conservative, which can't make Republican Rob McKenna feel very good about these results going into the general.
The Attorney General's race is drastically less close, with Bob Ferguson winning with a 14 point margin and in drastically more counties. Reagan Dunn would need Houdini-style magic to make up this gap in the next three months.
Kathleen Drew beat out her other Democratic rivals for Secretary of State with 21%. Republican Kim Wyman pulled in 39% of the vote statewide, and a whopping 48.57% in Pierce county, where she was the auditor. While still close to call, combined the Democrats earned 51% of the vote, giving Drew the edge in this statewide race come November.
Sitting Supreme Court Justice Steve Gonzalez beat out his opponent Bruce O. Danielson with a solid 56%. Of course, Danielson raised absolutely no money and received no endorsements, which begs the question: huh?! Judges are non-partisan, and many counties didn't receive voter's guides, which meant some voters could have been flipping a coin to decide who to vote for. Or as Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Eli Sanders puts it: potential prejudice based solely on Gonzalez's Mexican-American name.
Wonking Out Hardcore Below The Break.
Spotted: The Elusive Ballot Van
Down to just 3 more hours until your ballot is due.
You have until 8PM tonight to get your ballot dropped off at a ballot box, or in one of these brand-spanking new giant orange ballot drop-off vans.
Orange You Glad You Voted!?!?
Campus Organizer Katie Stultz drops off her iconic ballot.
Voting is Sexy and So Are You
The content below was written by 2012 Bus Fellow Christina Sessoms, as a program of the Washington Bus Education Fund. The bus fellows are currently blogging along at http://fellabus.wordpress.com/
Hey Party People!!
So many of us remember being dragged along to the polling stations and waiting anxiously for our parents to get out of the isolated booth. If you were a lucky one, you were able to go inside and experience democracy as a young tot. I, myself, was a good girl and was able to lick on a lollipop while having my first taste of voting.
However, now it is completely different. Nowadays, Washingtonians vote by mail which in itself is very convenient. People don't have to actually get up to go to a polling station but can now sprawl their ballot and voters' guide over the kitchen table to become more informed instead of making a rash, uneducated decision at the outdated stations. Two main things prompted the introduction of mail-in ballots: The polling stations did not stay open to accommodate the late working citizen who wanted to cast their ballot and people simply did not know where to actually vote.
So, Washington voter, including yourself, should have gotten your ballot already. If you haven't, you definitely need to register or update your registration. (As a side note, you can register at registerinwa.org…I'm tryna help you out here.)
Carefully read and follow the instructions on the ballot and in the voters' pamphlet.
*If by chance your Starbucks spilled all over the table soaking your ballot through or you were trying to be overtly green by recycling and oops there goes your ballot, don't worry! You can always request a new one by emailing, calling, or visiting your county's Elections office. I would just advise to not wait till the last day, hour, minute, or even seconds.
P.S.- Just as a side note and a few simple tips to mail-in voting…
Last but not least, MAKE SURE TO RETURN YOUR BALLOT BY AUGUST 7TH.
Registering To Vote Just Got Added To Your Timeline
Tired of stalking your friends on Facebook? Fret no more! Now you can be a creep and a patriotic American! All of the cool kids are doing it!
Just recently, Washington-based software giant Microsoft teamed up with Facebook to create an app that makes Washington the first state to allow people to register to vote online via Facebook. The app, which automatically fills the name and date of birth data from user profiles, claims to be safe and non-intrusive. In fact, Facebook merely serves as the gateway here. The app will collect the data, which will all go to the Secretary of State's office, not the personal computer of Mark Zuckerberg.
Those in fear of voter fraud can rest easy. Voter registration forms will still require state ID or driver's license numbers. No dogs or zombies will be registering on Facebook's watch!
But the best part is that you can like the page! So not only will you participate in your democracy, but you can also show your friends how damn patriotic you are! 'Merica!
Voting without a stamp in the greater King County Area just got a little easier: this election we'll have three brand new locations to drop off your ballot.
As we mentioned in October, the University of Washington campus was slated to receive a ballot drop box for the 2012 election.
Also getting some democratic love: West Seattle and Kirkland. As an added twist, rather than fixed conventional ballot drop boxes, there will be ballot drop vans at each location.
"The vans are serving in place of a ballot drop box to provide service for this year's elections," said Kim van Ekstrom, Communications Manager for King County Department of Elections. "It'll help augment the drop boxes, we can test the rate of return in some areas that we'd be interested in seeing."
One Potential Mock Up
Would these drop vans preclude a permanent drop box in the future?
"That I don't know," replied van Ekstrom. "This year we are expecting to see really high turn out because of the presidential election. We'll evaluate and see how they do."
Unlike conventional boxes which are available 24 hours a day, the vans will only be in place for four days during the August primary during specific times frames.
The vans will be on location with staff on hand August 3, 4, and 6 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, and Election Day, August 7, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Similar windows are planned for the November election.
Ballots will be sent out shortly, and can still be returned by conventional mail. For a list of all ballot drop locations and hours, check out King County's website.
Yelling Fire In A Crowded Theater
In case you missed it, the Seattle Times ran a hyperventilation-inducing piece on dogs and dead people receiving voter registration forms by mail. Non-profit organizations dedicated to engaging more citizens in the voting process were mailing out voter registration documents with names already on the forms (agreed - a curious practice). The names and addresses were pulled from private commercial databases, which meant people who subscribed to PetLife magazine under their dog's name could potentially receive a mislabeled registration form. Perhaps this should be spelled out - but no dogs or dead people returned the forms or will cast ballots in the next election.
Completely absent from this story is any statistical analysis on whether or not voting fraud actually occurs. According to a report by the Brennan Center for Justice, a non-partisan public policy and law institute: "voter fraud is both irrational and extremely rare."
The report goes on to look at Washington State's 2004 election, in which Governor Gregoire beat out Dino Rossi by 129 votes. The photo-finish race led to an increased level of scrutiny at our local voting process and the potential for voter fraud.
In that election, they found that voter fraud occurred approximately 0.0009% of the time, or less than 24 votes. Americans are hit by lightning at the same rate.
Of All The Reasons to Vote in the Primary...
Today is the deadline to register to vote in order to vote in the August 7th primary election.
The primary election often gets overlooked by the big ticket items on the November Guberna-Presidential-Gay-Marriage-Marijuana-deciding general. But this primary election has some important races that will not wait until November.
Washington voters will have the chance to fill three out of the nine positions on our Supreme Court. Position 8's victor will be decided on August 7th.
Primary Cage Match
Steve Gonzalez vs. Bruce Danielson
Due to budget concerns, there will be no voter's guide for the primary election. Which means a voter without Internet access likely has nothing more than their names to use as the basis for their vote. (Or I guess a subscription to a dead-tree paper... hah!)
Gonzalez is currently the incumbent in the race and was appointed by Governor Gregoire. He has received the endorsement of the Seattle Times, the Tacoma News Tribune, and the Wenatchee World paper, as well as a positive review in The Stranger.
At time of this publication, Bruce Danielson has received one positive letter to the editor from a personal friend.
The supreme court is one of the most powerful institutions in Washington State. Register and help decide who holds this power.
Also, libraries!
106% Voter Turnout
Slightly more on Tuesday's election before we let sleeping dogs lie.
Turnout in Wisconsin was amazing for a non-presidential year, breaking all previous records for votes in a gubernatorial race.
Statewide, 57.7% of registered voters voted in the election, and perhaps sealing in Walker's victory, turnout in the heavily Republican Ozaukee County hit 73.3%.
In more progressive Madison City, certain wards broke 100% turnout - that is more people voted than were registered before the election. City Church hit 102% turnout, and Bridge-Lake Point-Waunona hit 106%.
This was not an incident of voter fraud, it's what happens when you allow for same-day voter registration. Not only can everyone who is registered vote, every eligible voter can vote.
Here's hoping someday Washington can be in the same boat.
All Eyes On Wisconsin
The long term effort to recall Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will come to a close today as tonight's election results are tallied.
Current polling gives Walker a small lead over challenger Tom Barrett, but Walker has an impressive and/or reprehensible 10-1 fundraising advantage.
Walker is only the third Governor in history to face recall. Unions and labor activists organized the recall after Walker forced through a bill that ended collective bargaining rights for union employees.
The results will be close and it's unlikely we'll know how Walker fared until the dust settles tomorrow. One unique point of interest: Wisconsin allows same-day voter registration. People who hadn't realized how epic today's vote is until this blog post can go out and register and have their voice heard right now. (Our one Wisconsin reader, do it!)
The Bus pushed for same-day voter registration during our last legislative session in Olympia. Alas, the bill didn't make it. Maybe seeing how Wisconsin's cheese heads (can we say that?) handle it will inspire our legislators to pass it next session.
Print This Out
Craig Newark, the guy who single-handedly made it easier to get rid of your couch and/or make the worst roommate decision of your life, has put together a pretty awesome PDF detailing the effects of the slew of voter suppression laws passed throughout battleground states in the last few years.
Conservative legislatures across the U.S. have enacted laws that make it more difficult for people to vote by tightening registration requirements and requiring additional and often onerous forms of ID.
The layout does an excellent job of tying the new laws to their insidious side effects. Requiring photo ID's disenfranchises approximately 1 in 5 Asian and Latino Americans, 1 in 4 African Americans, and less than 1 in 12 White Americans. (Also hurting, the 1 out of 5 eligible and registered voters age 18-29 lacking a driver's license.)
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In the last 48 hours there have been two separate incidents involving golf carts that have resulted in the deaths of two people.
Edie Phillips of Tennessee died Tuesday night and Henry Messer of Indiana died late last evening.
Beech Bend Park Owner Dallas Jones says the park has signs posted warning people about driving safely.
"Well, we've got signs posted to be careful and drive at your own risk and this type thing and that's about all you can do is put signs up and warn people," He said.
Kentucky State Police is investigating the two accidents.
Right know they are being ruled just that, accidents, but they are checking to see if alcohol was a factor.
"As of right now I don't exactly know who was drinking, whether it was the driver or the passenger, but I understand that alcohol did play a part in these separate events," Trooper Charles Swiney said.
He also said that just because it wasn't a car, this is more proof drinking and driving don't mix.
"If you wouldn't drink or drive in your vehicle or a pick-up truck. Don't drink and drive on a golf cart because it may not be going twenty miles an hour but it's still a vehicle in motion an alcohol effects sometimes make you do things you wouldn't normally do," he said.
Jones said this isn't the first or even second time, but third, that something like this has happened.
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"The big thing is, just don't stand on the back on them, they've got to sit down on a golf cart and used it the way it was designed to be used," he said.
Despite the two accidents the park still held their Harley Davidson drag race today and Jones expected a good turnout.
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The Automated ScoreBook
Northern Illinois at Illinois State
Apr 03, 2013 at Normal, Ill. (Marian Kneer Stadium)
Score by Innings R H E
Northern Illinois... 102 000 0 - 3 11 0
Illinois State...... 230 002 X - 7 11 0
Umpires - HP: Kevin Wallace 1B: Dan Rogers 3B: Joe Reed
Start: 4 p.m. Time: 2:11 Attendance: 164
Weather: 49 and sunny, windy
The Automated ScoreBook
Northern Illinois at Illinois State
Apr 03, 2013 at Normal, Ill. (Marian Kneer Stadium)
Northern Illinois starters: 12/cf PHELAN; 7/ss SHEPPARD; 23/lf GREMILLION; 6/1b
BARNETT; 13/dh STURM; 4/c OSWALD; 8/2b MILLER; 10/rf KOPP; 15/3b WONDERS; 32/p
Illinois State starters: 23/lf Hamilton,J.; 6/cf Kellar,L.; 10/1b Canopy,L.;
14/c Kay,E.; 22/dh Music,S.; 9/3b Bradley,S.; 12/ss Drish,B.; 0/rf Harrison,N.;
17/2b Hoffman,K.; 7/p Baxter,T.;
Northern Illinois 1st - PHELAN flied out to lf.
SHEPPARD flied out to lf. GREMILLION walked. BARNETT singled to left center,
advanced to second on the throw; GREMILLION advanced to third. STURM singled
through the right side, RBI; BARNETT advanced to third; GREMILLION scored.
STURM stole second. OSWALD walked. MILLER grounded out to 2b. 1 run, 2
hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Illinois State 1st - Hamilton,J. fouled out to c.
Kellar,L. singled to third base. Canopy,L. singled to left field; Kellar,L.
advanced to second. Canopy,L. advanced to second; Kellar,L. advanced to third
on a passed ball. Kay,E. singled to third base, advanced to second on the
throw, RBI; Canopy,L. advanced to third; Kellar,L. scored. Music,S. walked.
Bradley,S. hit by pitch, RBI; Music,S. advanced to second; Kay,E. advanced to
third; Canopy,L. scored. Drish,B. struck out swinging. Harrison,N. grounded out
to p. 2 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Northern Illinois 2nd - KOPP struck out looking.
WONDERS singled to left center. PHELAN struck out swinging. SHEPPARD singled
through the left side; WONDERS advanced to second. MATTOR pinch hit for
GREMILLION. MATTOR struck out swinging. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 2
Illinois State 2nd - MATTOR to lf. Hoffman,K. struck
out swinging. Hamilton,J. tripled to right center. Kellar,L. grounded out to
3b, RBI; Hamilton,J. scored. Canopy,L. homered to right field, RBI. Kay,E.
tripled to right field. Kay,E. scored on a wild pitch. Music,S. flied out to
lf. 3 runs, 3 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Northern Illinois 3rd - BARNETT singled to pitcher.
VANSACH pinch ran for BARNETT. STURM homered to left center, 2 RBI; VANSACH
scored. OSWALD grounded out to 3b. MILLER singled to second base. KOPP singled
to right field; MILLER advanced to second. WONDERS grounded out to 2b; KOPP
advanced to second; MILLER advanced to third. PHELAN grounded out to p. 2
runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Illinois State 3rd - BARNETT to 1b for VANSACH.
STURM to p. BARRETT, Ka to dh for NORTON. NORTON to dh for BARRETT, Ka.
Bradley,S. grounded out to ss. Drish,B. walked. Drish,B. advanced to second on
a wild pitch. Harrison,N. singled up the middle, advanced to second on the
throw; Drish,B. advanced to third. Hoffman,K. struck out looking. Hamilton,J.
flied out to lf. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Northern Illinois 4th - GREMILLION to lf for MATTOR.
SHEPPARD singled up the middle. Romshek,R. to p for Baxter,T.. GREMILLION
grounded out to c, SAC, bunt; SHEPPARD advanced to second. HECHT pinch ran for
SHEPPARD. BARNETT flied out to lf. STURM grounded out to 2b. 0 runs, 1
hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Illinois State 4th - SHEPPARD to ss for HECHT.
Kellar,L. flied out to rf. Canopy,L. singled to third base. Kay,E. fouled out
to 3b. Music,S. struck out swinging. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1
Northern Illinois 5th - OSWALD grounded out to p.
MILLER grounded out to ss. KOPP doubled to right field. WONDERS grounded out to
p. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Illinois State 5th - Bradley,S. lined out to 3b.
Drish,B. doubled to left center. Harrison,N. singled to right field; Drish,B.
advanced to third. Repp,K. pinch hit for Hoffman,K.. Repp,K. struck out
swinging. Hamilton,J. walked; Harrison,N. advanced to second. Kellar,L.
grounded out to ss. 0 runs, 2 hits, 0 errors, 3 LOB.
Northern Illinois 6th - Hoffman,K. to 2b for
Repp,K.. PHELAN grounded out to 2b. SHEPPARD struck out swinging. GREMILLION
singled to third base. BARNETT struck out swinging. 0 runs, 1 hit, 0
errors, 1 LOB.
Illinois State 6th - Canopy,L. hit by pitch. Kay,E.
homered to left field, 2 RBI; Canopy,L. scored. Music,S. struck out looking.
Bradley,S. walked. Drish,B. grounded into double play p unassisted; Bradley,S.
out on the play. 2 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Northern Illinois 7th - WOLLER pinch hit for OSWALD.
STURM flied out to lf. WOLLER popped up to ss. MILLER popped up to 2b. 0
runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.


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All the elements are there in "The Quiet Ones" to make it a strong horror film. The movie that opened on Friday, April 25, has some terrific actors, a good feel for the 70's period it takes place in, and a story chock full of demon possession and cults. Yet it never comes together to be truly frightening or entertaining. In fact, it lurches from one noisy scene that goes nowhere to the next. It should be disquieting. Instead, it's one of the more irritating horror films to come along in some time.
Jared Harris ("Mad Men") plays Professor Coupland, an Oxford professor out to disprove the supernatural. Olivia Cooke ("Bates Motel") is Jane, a young woman he's rescued from a sanitarium to prove that her personality disorder is not demonic possession. The struggle between his pragmatism and her supernatural state should make for a riveting thriller. Add two trysting British college students as assistants, and a naïve cameraman to film the experiments, and you've got a good set-up for shenanigans. But it all goes nowhere.
Harris and Cooke are both marvelous actors, but they're given precious little to do here. His Coupland merely chain-smokes and explains away every tantrum, odd voice, and telekinetic demonstration Jane conjures. And his subject is one of the most boring satanic conduits ever. She's a rather plain Jane, alternating between being psychotic one moment and then a fatigued teen the next.
Coupland's students come off even worse. They're barely one-note clichés. The blonde Krissi (Erin Richards) is established as a saucy tart and little more. Her boyfriend Harry (Roy Fleck-Byrne) is a dim hunk. He's so dim that he can't see that Krissi is sleeping with Coupland too. He's exactly the wrong guy to have monitoring the subtleties of possible possession.
Worst of all is Brian (Sam Claflin), the student hired to film it all. Brian is hopelessly naïve, constantly doubting what he's seeing and stumbling around like an oaf, clumsily trying to confront Coupland in defense of Jane. He's such a lumbering doofus, he utterly fails as our audience conduit. We can see Jane conjure fire, vomit serpents and send objects flying across the room, and he's filming it all. But he thinks it's a magician's trick. Are we in Vegas or Oxford here?
And Brian has a schoolboy crush on Jane, but it's barely of even the adolescent kind. We should be rooting for him to rescue her, to be with her, but there's no energy or pop to his longing and their scenes together drift into a void. Heck, it would be more interesting to see Krissi hook up with Jane. Working her way through all the members in this haunted house would at least be fun to watch.
To top it all off, Brian is also an awful cameraman. His chronicling of the bouts of possession is shot like he's a drunk with the shakes. I thought the erratic camera style of shooting horror was finally put to rest by the god-awful "Quarantine" in 2008 (http://bit.ly/1mNnDqk), but the filmmakers here are still in love with the stomach-churning technique.
Any time Brian is filming, and we see his POV through the lens, the film is robbed of genuine tension because of his focus problems. He's spasmodic and jumpy, and thus ruins the clear terror in the séance and possession scenes. Such technique is not even appropriate to the period. Documentaries were all shot rather static back then. Perhaps the cinematographer Matyas Erdely is trying to show off here, or keep it all mysterious, but the effect is one of utter irritation. The nauseating photography takes you right out of the film at the precise moments when we should be the most engaged.
Director John Pogue was a member of a secret society at Oxford, according to his imdb.com page (http://imdb.to/1hCt1vu), but no such genuine intrigue makes it into his film here. Instead, he's directed a script that feels more like a shallow first draft. There is the hint of cults, and devil worship, but they're mostly dead ends. And perhaps Pogue thought casting tony actors like Harris and Cooke would help class up the proceedings, but his film is not even as good as the B movies that distributor Hammer used to release in the 1960's. (Where is Christopher Lee when you need him?)
And as Jane's inner demon 'Evey' takes over, Pogue ratchets up the noise level to excruciating levels. Every clunk or thud is enhanced with Dolby magnification that pierces the brain, as if the shaky cam and paper thin script weren't headache-inducing enough. Pogue seems to think that big noises mean big scares, but they're only cheap ones. We should be terrified by what's happening to Jane and the others, but it's all loud, dumb and feckless.
You know something is seriously amiss when a movie's very title isn't even properly explained in the film. But then, everything in "The Quiet Ones" is one big missed opportunity. Even during the end credits, when pictures of the real people the story's supposedly based on are shown, there is no explanation to enhance the pictures. That kind of carelessness furthers the notion to simply ignore this failure and let it quietly disappear from your Cineplex as soon as possible.


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Teen Guardian Parents Chapter 1Life With Jack Frost: Teen Guardian ParentsTeen Guardian Parents Chapter 1 by chibichoco23
Chapter 1: The Orphan Boy
It's the time when kids get to bed and also the time for you to fly round the world and do your responsibility as a guardian. You stood in the air, in front of the bright full moon surrounded by the dark, yet starry sky. You spread your angel wings wide and closed your blue eyes as you breathed deeply.
Your gloves started to glow and letting out an icy blue like glitters around it. You opened your eyes and your lips twisted into a rare smile and flew a little higher and stopped.
After a few seconds, you flew down as fast as you can and you can see the three gems on your gloves shone brightly. The cold wind blew your silver hair and started to spread the shining blue glitters around the place.
Your speed is just unbelievably fast and even your fellow guardians can't see you clearly, in other words, you're almost invisible to their eyes.
You went place to place using North's magic portals to make your work easier. But
Teen Guardian Parents Chapter 2Life With Jack Frost: Teen Guardian ParentsTeen Guardian Parents Chapter 2 by chibichoco23
Chapter 2: Frost's Resemblance
The orphan boy, Jef, opened his (your eye color) eyes and blinked a couple of times as he looked around the room. The other kids were already gone and he can hear them outside playing in the snow. The young boy rubbed his eyes and stretched as he gave a wide yawn.
The winter spirit's son looked through the window and saw the whole place was already covered with white blanket of snow. The buildings' and the houses' roofs were also capped with Jack Frost's beautiful work.
Then suddenly a head popped just above the window that made Jef jump back. The young guardian, with his hood on, laughed when he saw the little boy got startled. Jack opened the window and entered. Frost formed on the ground but the winter spirit kept walking around the room.
"Hey! Don't walk round too much!" yelled Jef with his cute kid tone and pulled the winter spirit. "You're making a mess in here." He added.
Jack giggled and brushed the boy'
Life With Jack Frost: Chapter 1Life With Jack FrostLife With Jack Frost: Chapter 1 by chibichoco23
Chapter 1
Night falls and it's already winter. Wherever you look, all you can see is snow. Plants and trees are covered with frosts and snow. Roads and pathways are covered with snowdrifts and the roads became slippery.
You're walking while listening to your favorite music and you saw a bench nearby and decided to rest for a bit and enjoy the white, clean and bright view outdoors. You closed your eyes when the frigid cold wind ran to your face. You shook your head making your hair wiggle.
While picking a piece of paper and pencil from your bag, a gale wind stroked and your paper flew away. You followed it and didn't care even though you're jeans soaked when you strove through the banks of snow.
Suddenly, you tripped on to something and you knelt on the frigid white snow. You looked back and saw a long stick with a peculiar curve in the end got your foot. Groaning, you picked it up and threw it angrily away from you.
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Plenty of young millionaires
The wealth being generated in the Australian mining industry these days is creating plenty of young millionaires.
Mining magnate Nathan Tinkler, 35, tops the Young Rich List. He has an fortune estimated at $A1.1 billion and owns the Newcastle Knights league team.
Tinkler began his career as an electrician in the Hunter Valley coal mines.
The second richest young hotshot is London-based hedge fund manager Greg Coffey with $A740 million to his name.
The total wealth of the BRW magazine list has risen to $A7.3 billion this year, up from $A6.3 billion only a year ago.
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Thieves stooped to a new low after stealing the groceries right out of a vehicle that belonged to a woman who was with her two sons. ABC 13 reported on June 5, 2013, that the real problem is that the SUV has just wrecked injuring the two young boys and killing their mother, but that didn't stop the thieves.
Witnesses at the scene of the fatal crash were shocked with not only what happened, but what they saw happen after the impact.
The accident happened in Fondren, Texas, on Wednesday, June 4, 2014, when the woman's SUV collided with a second vehicle. She then lost control of her vehicle and crashed head-on into a tree, killing her on impact and injuring her two sons.
Police have reported that witnesses state they then saw people start taking the groceries that were sitting in the front seat of the crashed vehicle. This all happened before any emergency crews arrived at the accident scene.
"You see the person dead. How do you feel taking the person's groceries?" said onlooker Sheila Katoo.
The woman's sons, ages four and six, were taken to a local hospital to have their injuries treated, and they are expected to survive. Reports state the second driver involved in the crash was interviewed and then released without serious injury.
The mother had earlier attended the graduation ceremony of her four-year-old son. She then went to the grocery, dropped a friend off at their home, and then was heading home before the crash.
Police reports state the deceased woman was not wearing a seat belt. Her young sons were not in car seats, but they were restrained in the backseat of the vehicle.
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Kiefer Sutherland will spend his "24" hiatus starring in the supernatural thriller "Mirrors" reports Variety.
In "Mirrors," Sutherland will play an ex-cop who works security at a mall and discovers something awry in the mirrors of a department store. He tries to discover the origin of the evil.
Sutherland joined when plans for a "24" feature were postponed because the script wasn't ready. Fox will work on that film next summer when Sutherland completes the seventh season of the show.
New Regency is financing and will distribute through 20th Century Fox. Alexandre Aja ("The Hills Have Eyes", "Haute Tension") will direct and wrote the most recent draft.
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Taste some of your favorite memories from the First Street Grille - and make some new ones - every Wednesday in Atlantic Beach from 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Taste at 645 Atlantic was started by Teresa Pratt and Phyllis Burroughs as a private venue for on-site catered parties and as home for their commercial kitchen to provide outside catering.
Robert Ricciardelli is an investor in the business and his other business - Brush Painters Inc. - did all of the renovations. The design is open, making great use of the small area and it has a warm Mediterranean feel. The glass of the front door of the Oceanfront First Street Grille was made into window art and hangs in front of the east window. It is a nostalgic reminder of the many good times and great meals so many of us experienced over the years.
With awareness of the love and adoration that the First Street Grille holds in the hearts of the beaches residents, Teresa and Phyllis decided to open up to the public once a week - offering some of the old favorites and introducing some new ones! They opened up the original First Street Grille, together with the Marvins, in 1990.
So, each Wednesday they open their doors for a "taste" from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The old favorites and new possibilities they offer each week are:
- Chef Warren's Shrimp Tomato Basil Soup
- Homemade Shrimp or Chicken Salad
- Chef's Catch Special
- Sandwich of the day
- Homemade Desserts of the day
Without much advertising, they have been packed every Wednesday - so, reservations are a really good idea! You can dine in or carry out - and you probably will recognize some other familiar faces from the days at the First Street Grille when you go by.
Don't forget that the original dream of Teresa and Phyllis was to provide a private venue with catering on site - what a wonderful place to hold all of your special parties and functions. And, "Taste is available for private events and catering with menus personally designed for each occasion."
Taste at 645 Atlantic is located at 645 Atlantic Boulevard next to the Wine Warehouse in Atlantic Beach. Contact them at 904-372-0854.


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With many spring sports getting their seasons underway, and the winter sports in the thick of their regular-season schedules, I figured I'd reinstitute these weekly roundups I did during several fall weekends.
The headline event for the UO athletic department this weekend was the men's basketball team's Civil War win Sunday at home. The Ducks hit seven straight three-pointers to open the game and spur an early 17-0 run, then held off OSU after the Beavers twice rallied to within two points in the second half.
In track and field, freshman Sasha Wallace set her second school record, in the triple jump, and tied her own record in the 60-meter hurdles. The Ducks also got impressive showings from both 4x400 teams and the distance runners, and seem poised to make serious noise once the postseason begins.
The women's basketball team lost to USC on Friday and looks to rebound this evening against UCLA in Matthew Knight Arena (4 p.m., Pac-12 Networks). The big news tonight will be sophomore sensation Jillian Alleyne, whose first rebound will give her both UO and Pac-12 single-season records.
The Oregon baseball team is showing an early flair for the dramatic. Nick Catalano scored from second on a wild pitch to win the Ducks' opener 3-2 at Hawaii on Friday, which featured Jake Reed's first career save. On Saturday, the Ducks used a three-run top of the seventh inning to win 10-5. And on Sunday, A.J. Balta came through with a clutch hit for the second game in a row as Oregon won 6-5, in freshman Matt Krook's first career start. The Ducks will go for the sweep today, which would give coach George Horton his 900th career win.
The softball team was at a tournament in Las Vegas, and won all five games to improve to 9-1 this season. Among the highlights were an 18-strikeout performance by Cheridan Hawkins, giving her the UO single-game record, along with a no-hitter Hawkins threw the next day.
In women's golf, Cassy Isagawa finish fourth individually and the Ducks took fifth as a team at the Peg Barnard Collegiate hosted by Stanford. The women's tennis team lost dual matches to Minnesota and Oklahoma State in Minneapolis.
And finally, though it was all the way back on Thursday, not to be overlooked was a successful opening night for the acrobatics and tumbling squad, which swept Baylor in all six events to win its 22nd straight match.


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College Hockey:Ohio State Crushes Robert Morris
Buckeyes Win Fourth in a row
CLEVELAND, Ohio — In a neutral site, non-conference game in Cleveland, the Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the Robert Morris Colonials 7-4 at Quicken Loans Arena. This was the biggest game Ohio State has had in scoring since Nov. 17, 2006 when they posted nine goals against Bowling Green.
Ohio State (9-6-1, 6-5-1-1) has won four in a row and seven of their last eight. Robert Morris (3-9-2, 1-1-1) has now lost two in a row and six of their last seven.
"I thought we missed a lot of opportunities," Ohio State coach John Markell said. "We were creating (opportunities) and it was a feeling that if we bare down, good things are going to happen, and they did; I think they should have had more (goals)."
"We played last night and Ohio State didn't, and (Ohio State) have a good offensive team and when you make mental mistakes, you can't afford to makes those against good hockey teams," Robert Morris coach Derek Schooley said. "We're within a goal, we take (a) needless penalty and they capitalize. They knew we were tired, they knew we got here at one in the morning and they jumped on us."
The Buckeyes fired early and often, though they had to kill off a pair of first period five-on-three Robert Morris power plays which lasted a total of three minutes.
Just 34 seconds into the game, Buckeyes' forward C.J. Severyn scored with a slap shot from between the faceoff dots after picking up a Robert Morris turnover. Ohio State went into the first intermission with a two goal lead after Peter Boyds wrap-around pass to Sergio Somma in the low slot beat the stick of Robert Morris goaltender Wes Russell.
Ohio State gained a 3-0 lead eight minutes into the second period on Severyn's second goal of the game.
"I just tried to pop one in there and I ended up getting two," Severyn said. "The feeling in the locker room is good throughout the entire game. Practice by practice, game by game, you can't tell who you're playing with but each and every guy is contributing. It is a great feeling."
The Colonials came back with two goals in the middle of the second period. Chris Margott scored on a pass from Nathan Longpre. Longpre added a power play goal just two minutes later that beat Buckeyes' goaltender Dustin Carlson from the right mid-wall after receiving a pass from Denny Urban from the high slot.
Ohio State answered those two goals with two of their own just 38 seconds apart. Sims scored on a power play with a straight on slap shot from the blue line followed by a two-on-one goal by freshman forward Zac Dalpe to take a 5-2 lead.
Boyd added a goal with six minutes remaining in the game to give Ohio State a four goal lead. Robert Morris responded less than 30 seconds later when Colonial Jake Obermeyer's blue line pass to Dave Cowan in the left slot beat Carlson to cut Ohio State's lead to three. Ohio State notched their seventh goal of the game when Hunter Bishop netted the puck after receiving a pass from Ian Boots.
The Colonials finally scored on a five-on-three power play in the final three minutes of the game. Kyle Burton scored to finish the scoring giving the Colonials their second power play goal.
"We got the puck moving, we got where they need to be, then got some goals and started to click; we just needed to keep moving the puck, head up, and put the puck in the net," Longpre said about the power play. Longpre leads Robert Morris in scoring with 15 points.
"We had some players playing out of position on the five-on-three's in the first period, and we worked on our power play a lot this week and it was good to see our power play click a little bit and capitalize," Schooley said.
"We were hampering ourselves by getting in the box all the time," Markell said. "I don't think we have had a game where we have had three five-on-three's out of the gate, and why did that happened? I don't know."
Carlson was named on Friday the National Player-of-the-Week just several days after being named by the CCHA as their player of the week. Though they notched the win, this was the most amount of goals allowed by Carlson in a game since Oct. 31, when he allowed four Michigan goals in a losing effort. Since Nov. 7, Carlson has started every Buckeyes' game and has been a big reason for their success
"He deserved it," Markell said. "That was why I was disappointed with the five-on-three, because it ran his numbers up and your best penalty killer is your goaltender and he was when it really mattered there in the first period."
Ohio State returns home to play a pair against Bentley on Dec. 12 and 13. Robert Morris finishes the first half of the regular season with a game at Niagara on Dec. 13.
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Skip to comments.Trayvon Martin Lawyer Warns Prosecutor of 'Pandemonium' if Zimmerman Not Charged
Posted on 04/10/2012 12:15:38 PM PDT by kristinn
In comments that can be seen as an effort to intimidate Florida's special state prosecutor Angela Corey with nationwide race riots, Benjamin Crump, an attorney for the family of slain 17 year-old black Floridian Trayvon Martin warned of "pandemonium" around America and the world should Corey decide to not prosecute admitted Martin killer George Zimmerman, who has claimed self-defense. Crump issued the dire warning in an interview with BBC5.
In a case that has inflamed racial tensions across the United States and drawn global attention, the unarmed Martin was shot to death by Zimmerman on February 26 as he walked in a gated community in Sanford, Florida, where Martin was staying with his father at the home of his father's fiance. Minutes before the shooting, Zimmerman had called police to report a suspicious man in his community where he served as a neighborhood watch volunteer.
Sanford police briefly detained, but did not charge Zimmerman in the shooting. The 5'9", 28 year-old Zimmerman has claimed self-defense, saying Martin had attacked him and he feared for his well-being as the 6'3" Martin pounded his head on the ground after knocking him off his feet with a sucker punch.
Crump was speaking to the BBC after the special Florida state prosecutor Angela Corey announced on Monday that she would not empanel a grand jury in the case and would decide on her own whether to prosecute Zimmerman.
Crump expressed confidence that Corey would eventually charge Zimmerman, but when queried by the BBC that Corey could indeed choose to not prosecute Zimmerman, Crump said,"She could, yeah she could. And I think if she did that (decided to not prosecute Zimmerman)it would be pandemonium. There would be outrage all over America and all over the world."
Crump has waged a successful public relations campaign to bring public pressure on authorities to investigate the shooting of Martin. Because Zimmerman was characterized in the media as a 'white Hispanic' and Martin was black, the case has been played out in racial terms as well as simple calls for justice. The Obama Justice Department is investigating whether Zimmerman violated Martin's civil rights by committing a so-called hate crime.
Crump's statement warning of global "pandemonium" adds to racial and vigilante tensions in the case already inflamed by statements from President Obama, the New Black Panthers and white neo-Nazis, as well as by celebrities Spike Lee and Roseanne Barr who publicized what they believed to be the home addresses of Zimmerman and his family.
Early Tuesday morning,an unmanned Sanford police car parked outside the neighborhood where the Martin shooting took place, had it's windows shattered by reported gunshots. That followed the Sanford police headquarters being shut down by peaceful college students who blocked the building's entrance to demand Zimmerman's arrest.
A $10,000 bounty for the dead or alive capture of Zimmerman has been announced by the New Black Panther Party. The Obama administration has been silent in the face of the Panthers' clear violation of the law and threat to civil society.
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They got the signal from Obama, "Zimmerman killed my Hypotetical son", so unleash the dogs.
If I am the lawyer for Zimmerman, I am holding press conferences every day, demanding that the president issue a statement calling off his people.
one attacker got ten years, was released w/time off for good behavior. He's now doing 47 years for murdering a drug dealer. other 3 got off.
Isn't "pandemonium" what happened when Trayvon Martin attacked George Zimmerman?
The 90 year old war veteran husband was beaten and his jaw broken. He was shot in the face numerous times with a BB gun and sent to the hospital in critical condition.
The 85 year old partially blind wife was RAPED and then BEATEN TO DEATH.
Obama approved this message.
In this case, the "warning" is a conditional threat, which is not actionable. A threat would be "I will do X to you." A conditional threat would be "If you do Y, I will do X to you."
Exactly, it's pathetic that not even ONE republican has called for Holder to resign NOT EVEN ONE!
We are truly without representation.
Please support new house bill "Kill a Cracker Day".
If she does not charge him, look for Spike Lee to tweet her home address.
I wonder what the per-hour billing rate for attorneys is for inciting riots.
Yes, I know of that bill! It was sponsored by the Skittles party. ;-)
They got the Pandemonium, and the Police have the Tear Gas and Water Cannons. Violence should not be tolerated.
Maybe Holder could charge her with hate crimes.
I have seen this atrocity posted, with this picture, a few times on FR and hope to see it many more. I don't see where ot's getting enough of a response and if anything should outrage and horrify Freepers and make oir blood boil, this should. Thanks for posting it, and I hope the family gets justice-true justice. I hope the savage subhuman who did it gets lethal injection and has a horrible reaction to the chemicals as he dies. In my mind I put my own dear grandparents in their place, and I know at least half my family would be hard-pressed to wait for the case to make its way through the court. I cannot imagine the horror, helplessness this couple went through because of a savage beast whom it would have been a mercy to society to drown at birth.
If this man is charged with a crime just to please the commies, it's past time for civil war. That's just not the way we do business in this nation. Are we going to stand and watch a man sacrifice his whole life because he defended his life?
They've been ignoring it for years, the media is complicit. Even though the rates of black-on-white crime, especially rape, are outrageously higher than vice versa-and the incidents more horrific and savage. Like warfare in the Congo, all that's missing are the machetes and the cannibalism.
As with another group (Muslims), the powers that be have used a light hamd in dealing with black-on-white crime, because they've known which group has more propensity to outbreaks of violence (rioting, burning, looting, assaults of innocent bystanders) and which one doesn't.
Hussein and Holder go even further by giving unmistakeable signals to "their people" that they can "wild" with impunity. Remember the term "wilding" from the Central Park jogger rape case? This has been going on for a long time. Statistics show that even before desegregation in Detroit, black-on-white crimes were higher han lthe reverse. That's back when they were "oppressed"!
Get the decent folk out of the inner cities. The parasites will burn their own neighborhoods to the ground. Then stop the shipments of food and fuel to the inner cities. Soften them up a bit,then see if they still want trouble.
Yes, La Raza already made an official statement disowning Zimmerman. Anything that pokes a finger in YT's eye is to the good. But we're still a bare majority, even discounting the bleeding-hearts, and as a race up to the task. A handful of British ruled India.
This is why I don't know how anyone thinks we can use Congress as a restraint in the event of Obango's re-election. If he's being this insufferable now, the mask will completely come off if he gets a second term.
THIS is what our president looks like.
It's funny that this moron thinks an "African future" is a thing to be desired, seeimg what Africa (Detroit, Birmingham, Haiti, etc) actually are. But the world would just be rainbows and free KFC and Nikes for all if only those terrible whites would go (and take our knowledge and expertise and history and spirit of innovation and discovery and altruism with us). What a beautiful world it would be, what a glorious thing to be free! (courtesy of Donald Fagen).
pandemonium is a dish best served hot!
Pandemonium. Whatever could they mean?
As my late good friend, the chief of police
always said, " It's pandelirium out there."
I foresee a day where the .22 LR round will be the new dollar bill, 9mm will be the $5 bill, 5.56 will be the $10 bill and 7.62 will be the twenty.
Sorry, I have to many friends and family who have been inside the justice system as lawyers and cops to have much hope for that.
Have you heard about the latest move by the geniuses of the ANC in South Africa? Now weather forecasters must get official (government) approval before broadcasring severe weather alerts or face jail time, because it might make the people "panic"-hmm, what people could they be referring to? Surely not the brethren of our domestic version of said people, whose response to Hurricane Katrina was to loot, riot, and shoot at the NG helicopters bringing succor to them? The same people who allowed a parking lot full of school buses to go under water rather than evacuate in an orderly and timely fashion, even with ample warning?
It's a crime how that country was blackmailed into becoming a corrupt, violent third world cesspit after being the only first world nation on that continent. Now the geniuses can't even keep the power plants running, having "affirmative actioned" all the whites out of jobs.
I always say my one comfort, cold though it is, is that if they get their wish and whites are exterminated, everything whiich makes human life endurable, pleasant, beautiful, and civilised goes with us. If any doubt that, look at South Africa-it only took app 30 years or less. Look at the height from which Detroit has fallen, Heck, look at the former Belgian Congo-omce Leopold and his cruelties were gotten rid of, the Belgians came in and gave those people a standard of living they'd never dreamed of. Now it's as if it was all some dream-they've reverted even to cannibalism. In that short a time. There was an article in Time magazine from the Fifties about the "Congo Miracle" or something to that effect-you can search the archives or I'll try to find it.
Now, our politicians are mostly pro gun which is why we have the so called "STAND YOUR GROUND LAW" to begin with. Our state Attorney General is pro gun and so is our Governor. Most of the bigger cities are filled with anti gun politicians which in turn breed anti gun judges. But here again is why the stand your ground law was created to start with. It is really an amendment of the standard "Castle Doctrine" legal doctrine that's always been around. But part of that amended law includes the mandate that an overzealous judge and or prosecutor can't push the case to trial absent a concrete and fact based finding that the shoot was unjustified. Neither can the family of the deceased push a wrongful death civil suit. And SOME prosecutors want to be judges but not all by any means. Many wind up as mega money defense attorneys in some of the hottest law firms around.
I'd have to clarify this with some research, but I'm pretty sure LaRaza is part of the "People Nation" as well. If Zimmerman had anything to do with La Raza now, or in the past it's clear that he's been marked.
This is gang warfare writ large with those in power being some of the biggest gangsters around... (Jackson, Holder, Obama, et al.) - And I don't mean "gangsta" like the "socially cool" epithet, I'm talking hardcore gangsters (the likes of which would scare Al Capone).
After a tiny bit of research it seems that La Raza is affiliated with the "Folks" nation, and therefore them disclaiming Zimmerman would send a signal to "Holder's PEOPLE" that this wasn't some gang hit - Reading between the lines is sometimes quite a challenge for the uninitiated, no doubt the purpose, eh? LOL
Who knows anyway...I sure as heck don't know any of this for sure.. all speculation. And I'm some white-chick not even IN the city, so my "street" knowledge is virtually non-existant!
Interesting video from PJMedia:
—This reads like extortion by mob rule.—
Yes it does. I think this is why they didn't want a grand jury. The decision to prosecute will be a political one.
I don't think so. Refer to my post 131.
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According to the Christian Post on Tuesday, a 10-year-old boy's eulogy for his beloved grandfather, Pepe, has taken the Internet and world by storm. Orin Jenkins paid tribute to his grandfather, Dennis Jenkins, a United States veteran at his funeral in Ohio. Orin is brilliant is his delivery, because he is funny as well as intelligent. Listen to this adorable young boy in the video as he acknowledges his grandfather.
Before Orin comes to the podium, the minister announces that they have an "unexpected" speaker that he gladly allows to come forth. Apparently Orin wanted to add his two cents in about his grandfather and the impact he made in his family's life. This is a brilliant speech that will draw at your heart-string and may even provide some grief relief for you.
Orin"I loved my Pepe very much. He was always laughing, joking around, smiling. He lives on because me and my sister still go to school together and learn and that's what my grandfather believed in," Orin says. "I most of all learned from Pepe, more than anyone …even my teacher. We're all going to miss him, but it's not like he's gone. He still lives on, we still do what he believes is right."
Orin and his grandfather had a relationship that parents dream of for their children. Orin makes it clear that grandparents are needed in our society, and they play a huge role in the lives of their grandchildren. This 10 year old boy has already adopted his grandfather's beliefs of getting an education and enjoying life.
Comments on Youtube applauded Orin for stating that his grandfather still lives on, and that he still does what his grandfather believes is right. Other people congratulated Orin for being brave to speak in public.
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Terry R. Hardy
Position: TE
Height: 6-4 Weight: 266 lbs.
Born: May 31, 1976 in Montgomery, AL
High School: George Washington Carver
College: Southern Miss (school history) (Hardy college stats)
Drafted by the Arizona Cardinals in the 5th round (125th overall) of the 1998 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 10 (7143rd overall since 1950)
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Ok, I know there are a few real hip hop heads that have been looking for this song for a few years now. This song features Attitude and 6 Two. Attitude has appeared many times with Timbaland on Shock Value 1&2, but the most notable credit Attitude has is his role in writing for "Promiscuous Girl" with Nelly Furtado. A lot of you guys may remember 6 Two from working with Dr. Dre on the "Chronic 2001″ album, he was featured on the song "Xxplosive". 6 Two also has writing credits on "Wait a Minute" with the Pussy Cat Dolls. This Timbaland Thursday song was originally slated to go on Shock Value 1 but fell short of the album.
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