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"I've seen a lot of impressive books in my time, but The Marvel Vault takes the cake! I shudder to think of any True Believer being without one." --Stan Lee
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From reproductions of sketches of Marvel's WW2 heroes, especially the Sub-Mariner, Marvel's longest lasting continual character, the original Torch being an android. There's a reproduction MMMS membership card (I was a member of FOOM in the 1970's), the no-prize book, Marvel value stamps and many more items, it's a nostalgics dream. There are also truly personal items like Bill Everett's postcards.
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Reading through it the names of the people who made Marvel great, Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Roy Thomas himself, John Buscema, John Romita and countless others appear and invoke great memories. I was a Marvelite in the 1970's and 1980's and am now catching up on both the stories I read first time round and many I missed out on. This book is full of absolutely wonderful art reproductions that cover almost 70 years and I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone, 'nuff said.
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Hotel Slon (a Best Western hotel). It is easy walking from here to the old town section. I paid $65 a couple of years ago for a single with a great buffet breakfast included. You can make reservations and cancel at the BW website or toll free number.
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Hotel Park is central, budget, clean and basic. We are paying 12000 SIT for a double.
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hotel park is our price range. Is there a way to contact Hotel Park via e-mail
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"run goddess". damn damn damn . . . knee weakening
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Wonderful just wonderful
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*content sigh* Thank you, Teddy. That was...delightful! The rituals were so beautifully described. The first interactions in the ROR just rang the hell out of several of my bells! I loved the easy affection between so many of the characters. You gave such excellent visuals! I found myself holding my breath more than once. Absolutely delicious. Oh to be a Queen! Xoxo!
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OMG Teddy! I WIILINGLY rolled out of bed at 5 this morning to hop on my elliptical before work because I couldn't wait to start another one of your stories! This is fantastically funny and I'm in love already. Thank you! * wipes sweat from brow and cackles* xoxo
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Fab story - especially the ending with the book. Thank you x
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Brilliant Story!
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I love this story, and not just for all the hot smutt. This is the fifth time reading it, and you would think I would recall how witty the writing is! I'm unassumingly eating pizza and my desk, enjoying a relatively quiet lunch, when I read about pink cherubs. Now I'm trying to clean up partially chewed crust from my keyboard. FYI - laughing and trying to breath pizza crust is not recommended. If you are reading this review and wondering if this story is any good, you can relax. The story is heart warming, funny, smart, and very sexy in all the right places!
| irononmaiden chapter 13 . 5/3/2015
This was a fantastic story! I love that you gave Filch his own storyline and used Rita Skeeter's POV. Also loved all the detail for the rituals. The twists made it extra-delightful. Great work, as always!
| Cecily Mitchell chapter 1 . 4/9/2015
How did I not discover your stories earlier? I love them!
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Okay - I have just SO MUCH to say about these last chapters, but I had to rush through them because there was absolutely no time to waste in typing.
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I loved the Filch sub-plot, absurdly much. Rita Skeeter as the ostensible villain of this story was inspired, and using Filch as a heroic character was perfect. Of COURSE he'd hero-worship Snape, and OF COURSE he'd try to help out his old student-catching friend. Order of Merlin First Class seems a bit much; Third for sure, possibly Second depending on how much potential damage could have been caused in panic alone.
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I am absolutely going to make sure this happens every Beltane. And would you look at that? My timing is perfect - there's a beltane coming up in just a few weeks! And I've already reserved my campsite. *laugh*
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OK, Here is my Auto Fill Kitty Litter Bucket Waterer.
First I Bought a plactic water trough fill valve from my local feed store for about $13.00.
Then I took out the float and drilled 3 holes.
These are to screw it to a spacer block of wood to set the water level lower in the bucket.
Then I screwed through the top of the Kitty Litter bucket and into the block of wood. I also Installed a garden hose adapter fitting I bought from Lowes and a 3/4 inch PVC riser through the top of the bucket lid and added a 90 degree angle two inch spacer and a female water hose adapter.
Then I installed the float back into the valve and put the lid on the bucket.
I added some quick disconnects I bought from Lowes so that I could remove the hose from the water and put on a sprayer to allow the use of the hose in the coop for cleaning.
Then I took it outside, put the lid on it, hooked up the hose, and turned on the water allowing it to fill till valve shut off. Then using a 2 1/2 inch hole saw I drilled 2 holes on each side and one on each end about 1/2 inch above water fill line. This is so chickens can stick their head through to drink without dirtying up the water. Also hole are too high to kick dirt and bedding into water. I also plan to easily open lid in summer months to drop in frozen bottles of water to keep water cool through the heat of the day.
Total cost to me was about $20.00. What do you think?
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Clonea Strand Hotel, Dungarvan
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
Main amenities
- 57 smoke-free guestrooms
- Near the beach
- 2 restaurants
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Fitness center
- Business center
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Arcade/game room
- Lobby fireplace
What's around
- Dungarvan Golf Club (2.2 mi / 3.6 km)
- King John's Castle (3.9 mi / 6.3 km)
- Ardmore Beach (17 mi / 27.4 km)
- St. Declan's Well (17.6 mi / 28.3 km)
- Ardmore Cathedral (17.6 mi / 28.3 km)
For families
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Playground on site
- Television
- Garden
- Iron/ironing board
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2010 House Bill 6234, Clarify scope of deer feeding ban:
Introduced by Rep. Mark Meadows (D) on June 1, 2010, to clarify that the law restricting or banning wild deer or elk feeding does not ban the "incidental" feeding of these animals when feeding wild birds or other wildlife. Reportedly the bill was introduced after a Northern Michigan man who broadcasts the action at his bird feeder on his website was served with an arrest warrant by the Department of Natural Resources because deer sometimes are seen eating the fallen seeds.
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23 Oct 2008
Cervantino pays homage to Catalonia
Joanot Martorell's 1490 "Tirant lo Blanc" isn't on anyone's reading list these days, and that's rather a shame, for it — the first Catalan novel — was a favorite book of Miguel de Cervantes.
The mysteries and myths surrounding Mozart's Requiem Mass - left unfinished at his death and completed by his pupil, Franz Xaver Süssmayr - abide, reinvigorated and prolonged by Peter Shaffer's play Amadeus as directed on film by Miloš Forman. The origins of the work's commission and composition remain unknown but in our collective cultural and musical consciousness the Requiem has come to assume an autobiographical role: as if Mozart was composing a mass for his own presaged death.
I saw two operas consecutively at Oper Koln. First, the utterly bewildering Lucia di Lammermoor; then Thilo Reinhardt's thrilling Tosca. His staging was pure operatic joy with some Hitchcockian provocations.
Bernard Haitink's monumental Bruckner and Mahler performances with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (RCO) got me hooked on classical music. His legendary performance of Bruckner's Symphony No. 8 in C-minor, where in the Finale loosened plaster fell from the Concertgebouw ceiling, is still recounted in Amsterdam.
Karita Mattila was born to sing Emilia Marty, the diva around whom revolves Leoš Janáček's The Makropulos Affair (Věc Makropulos). At Prom 45, she shone all the more because she was conducted by Jirí Belohlávek and performed alongside a superb cast from the National Theatre, Prague, probably the finest and most idiomatic exponents of this repertoire.
'Two outrageous operas in one crazy evening,' reads the bill. Hyperbole? Certainly not when the operas are two of Jacques Offenbach's more off-the-wall bouffoneries and when the company is Opera della Luna whose artistic director, Jeff Clarke, is blessed with the comic imagination and theatrical nous to turn even the most vacuous trivia into a sharp and sassy riotous romp.
This performance of Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream at Glyndebourne was so good that it was the highlight of the whole season, making the term 'revival' utterly irrelevant. Jakub Hrůša is always stimulating, but on this occasion, his conducting was so inspired that I found myself closing my eyes in order to concentrate on what he revealed in Britten's quirky but brilliant score. Eyes closed in this famous production by Peter Hall, first seen in 1981?
A staged piano recital and an opera as a concert. Pianist András Schiff accompanied the Salzburg Marionette Theater at the Mozarteum Grosser Saal and Anna Netrebko sang Manon Lescaut at the Grosses Festspielhaus.
On August 4, 2016, soprano Leah Crocetto and accompanist Tamara Sanikidze gave a recital at the Scottish Rite Center in Santa Fe New Mexico. A winner of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions and the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Contest, this year Crocetto was singing Donna Anna in Santa Fe Opera's excellent Don Giovanni.
On July 31, 2016, against the ethereal beauty of the main hall in the Scottish Rite Center, soprano Angela Meade and pianist Joe Illick gave a recital offering both opera and art songs ranging in origin from early nineteenth century Europe to mid twentieth century America. Many in the audience probably remembered Meade's recent excellent portrayal of Norma at Los Angeles Opera.
When more is definitely more, and less would indeed be less. Two of the biggest names in Italian theater art collide in an eponymous theater.
It was the fifth Proms Chamber Music concert at Cadogan Hall this season, and we were celebrating Shakespeare's 400th. And, given the extent and range of the composers and artists, and the diversity and profundity of the musical achievement inspired by the Bard, we could probably keep celebrating in this fashion ad infinitum.
Each August the bleak and leaky, 12,000 seat Arena Adriatica (home of the famed Pesaro basketball team) magically transforms itself into an improvised opera house that boasts the ultimate in opera chic — exemplary Rossini production standards for its now twelve hundred seats.
This highly enjoyable Prom, part of 2016's 'Proms at ' mini-series, took as its guiding concept the reopening of London's theatres following the Restoration, focusing in particular upon musical and dramatic responses to Shakespeare. Purcell, rightly, loomed large, with John Blow and Matthew Locke joining him. Receiving their Proms premieres were the excerpts from Timon of Athens and those from Locke's The Tempest.
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When we entered the Crosby Theatre for Gounod's Roméo et Juliette the stage was surprisingly dominated by a somber, semi-circular black mausoleum, many chambers inscribed with scrambled names of US Civil War era dead.
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Farce is probably the most difficult of dramatic comedy sub-genres to put across. A farce got up in the stately robes of opera sets its presenters an even higher bar. Presenting an operatic farce on a notoriously chilly and cavernous auditorium is to risk catastrophe.
Fan interest began raging when Santa Fe Opera engaged venerable artist Patricia Racette to make her role debut as Minnie in Puccini's La Fanciulla del West.
A funny thing happened on the way to Andalusia.
The tale of a Syrian donkey driver. And, yes, the donkey stole the show! The competition was intense — the Vienna Philharmonic and the Grosses Festspielhaus in full production regalia for starters.
Joanot Martorell's 1490 "Tirant lo Blanc" isn't on anyone's reading list these days, and that's rather a shame, for it — the first Catalan novel — was a favorite book of Miguel de Cervantes.
Indeed, when in "Don Quixote" the knight's books are burned, a priest spots the volume and calls it "a treasure of enjoyment and a gold mine of recreation."
That very quality placed the tale of the White Knight's crusade against the Turks threatening Constantinople at the center of a constellation that made it the central event of the 2008 International Cervantino Festival in Mexico's historic Guanajuato. The 36th festival season subtitled — not coincidentally -"Cataluña in Cervantino.
The dramatic appeal of Martorell's medieval novel was spotted by Calixto Bieito, the Catalan theater genius who has become the enfant terrible of European opera in recent seasons. Since Bieito's impact has not yet been felt in the States, a sample of European critical reaction indicates just how radical a presence he is on a scene that has for years seemingly known no extreme.
"It's one thing to set Macbeth in a mall from hell, with the secretaries drinking from that famous devilish cup, a Starbucks Grande," a reviewer for Opera Chic writes. "And yeah, a nutty 'Don Giovanni' with Leporello in a red + blue azulgrana soccer jersey (for Calixto's beloved Barcelona) & Don Ottavio in a Superman costume, OK, it's a dramma giocoso so we'll pretend it's more giocoso than dramma anyway, and DaPonte was one horny bastard so the naughtier the better — maybe.
"Insane as he may look, Calixto has been blessed (by Satan, clearly) with an uncanny sense of dramatic tempi, and a great eye, and a quick mind." Yes, like him or not, Bieito is here and he's not going away. And he is a genius and his work fascinates, as was clear from the enthusiastic reaction to "Tirant" at the Cervantino.
In 2007 Bieito, relying on the immense talent of his Barcelona Companyia Teatre Romea turned the novel into an orgiastic three-hour music-theater spectacle, first seen in conjunction with Germany's Frankfurt Book Fair in 2007. In October at the Cervantino Beito mounted the production on a runway that extended far beyond the stage of Guanajuato's cavernous Auditorio del Estado.
Scene from Tirant lo Blanc
Bieito's account of the White Knight's heroic and amorous adventures makes the "Satyricon" look like Little Orphan Annie. It's an exercise in excess that mixes Fellini and Pasolini, Wagner and Madonna in a raucous romp through nudity and nonsense, through seduction and seriousness.
"'Tirant' may be the greatest book ever written," said Cervantino general director Gerardo Kleinburg. And Bieito has shown us another way of reading a classic. "The staging is rich in issues extremely sensitive today. It is totally non-conventional and somewhat risky, but that makes it healthy for the festival." "It underscores the social relevance of art, which is essential to the mission of the festival."
Bieito has made "Tirant" a panorama of a society torn by contradictions, obsessed with splendor and devoured by depravity and decadence. The contemporary relevance of the production was overwhelming. The musical score — performed partly on tape, but largely by an on-stage organist, is by Charles Santos and Bieito himself. It offers a hint of Michael Nyman, Orff and Messiaen.
Performed for an audience seated on stage on either side of the runway, the three Cervantino performances featured almost the entire 2007 original cast, an ensemble distinguished both as actors and singers headed by stellar — and handsome — Joan Negrie'. One reservation: True, the world is still peopled by prudes; nonetheless — well over a century after the Victorian age — a certain advance has been made in popular perceptions of human sexuality.
In "Tirant" it was almost a given that any character who appeared would be stripped to the skin within minutes, and one poor fellow played a great part of the three hours in the buff. It gets a trifle sophomoric after an hour or so. And, in addition, there's a practical problem. "Tirant" was amplified throughout, and there's no obvious solution regarding the placement of a body mike on a person wearing Jockey's — or less.
"Catalonia is a region with a very strong cultural identity," said Cervantino general director Gerardo Kleinburg regarding the theme of the '08 season. "The region is rich in incredible modern artists in all fields."
He stressed further a strong feeling of kinship between Mexico and Catalonia, due to the thousands who fled to Mexico from that region between 1936 and 1939. "New generations have grown up here," said Kleinburg, for a decade director of Mexico's National Opera. "They strengthen the feeling that we are part of the Iberian peninsula."
An opera in the intimate opulence of Guanajuato's 1908 Teatro Juárez recalls scenes from long-ago films in which the aristocracy indulged itself in the arts. It's an experience beyond the every day, and Cervantino made it special with a co-production with Mexico's National Opera of "Manon Lescaut" that honored Puccini on his 150th birthday.
Ramón Vargas
The all Latin cast was headed by Chile's Verónica Villarroel in the title role. Although too mature today to be convincing as the virginal, cloister-bound Manon of Act One, Villarroel is a formidable singing actress who was impressive and convincing in the remaining three acts of the work. Brasilian Richard Bauer as Des Grieux and Jesus Suaste as Brother Lescaut completed the cast.
Hero of the emotionally intense production, however, was veteran Italian conductor Guido Maria Guida, who brought rarely heard emotional intensity to Puccini's score. Earlier in the day — October 12 — Guida conducted an expanded Sinfonietta Ventus, a Mexican chamber ensemble of international stature, in the gilded splendor of Guanajuato's Templo de la Valenciana, the city's handsome Baroque cathedral.
Guida, a key figure in the educational wing of Bayreuth's Wagner Festival, offered a translucent reading of the "Siegfried Idyll," follow by a spellbinding performance of Schoenberg's early Chamber Symphony, No. l. Op. 9. The Schoenberg performance touchingly laid bare the deep Romantic roots of this first fully modern composer. Orchestra and chorus — both superb — came from the National Opera's home bass in Mexico City.
Nothing makes a festival more festival than the return of a native son who has achieved fame beyond his country. All the joys of homecoming were felt when Ramón Vargas came on stage in the Teatro Juárez on October 9, the first full day of Cervantino '08. Vargas, one of the world's leading tenors for 25 years, was given a hero's welcome, and he responded with equal warmth.
Despite his excellence in both the bel canto and Italian repertory, it was in the music of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff that Vargas overwhelmed the audience in the packed theater. The emotion that he brought to "Kuda, kuda," Lensky's valedictory, pre-duel aria from Eugene Onegin," touched the heart, and his work with two soul-searching Rachmaninoff songs was equally moving. Outstanding also was his accompanist of many years, Georgian-born Mzia Bakhtouridze.
The Cervantino remains the outstanding all-arts festival of Latin America. It remains — alas — yet to be discovered by Americans.
Wes Blomster


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And then proceeded to not cry about it on national TV.
I didn't watch the president today because… well… you know… I can't watch him speak without wanting to throw up. But I did get the executive summary of his Executive Orders, and then saw some film footage from his talking points. Particularly the part where he starts crying like a
bitch real man and leader of the free world.
Two observations:
1) The Executive Orders amounted to almost literally nothing. Practical all of it was already law on the books. And the rest of it was fluff. Good news for freedom-loving Americans and 2nd Amendment supporters.
2) The president crying on national T.V.? Really? Are you shitting me? If the rest of the world didn't already think Obama was weak before, they are completely convinced of it by now.
What a pussy.
Have a good night.
The foreign policy of this administration suggests that Democratic foreign policy objectives of 2000-2008 were largely set by rage at the outcome of the 2000 elections.
We have before us a woman of towering ambition, entitled, and holding back nothing from retribution for any slight. Her faction has essentially built a nearby encampment where they are collecting enemies of the Republic. Cicero's description of the Cataline conspiracies seems truthful here.
Cicero's remedies are not applicable. Both Cicero and Cataline were the result of the failure of The Republic. I suspect Cicero caused further harm to the institutions of the Republic.
O Conscript Fathers!
You've got to wonder how much of this pro immigrant rhetoric is simply masking ugly racism.
The Washington Post has expressed the sentiment that a person does not have human dignity if they have Italian ancestry.
People ranging from Jeff Bezos to Howard Taylor have implicitly or explicitly endorsed this view.
'I wouldn't keep any school open that wasn't doing better than average.'
The Democrats really do not rely on their math skills for intellectual signalling.
There are things you can not do for another person.
For example, in the case of drying out an alcoholic, there is a sharp limit to what even force can do if the alcoholic isn't willing to do the heavy lifting on the inside. Confine and watch them, and they may suborn the guards.
Some people have problems that will never be fixed as long as they do not have the will to fix them. You cannot simply force them to want it enough.Continue reading
This is the season when any small organization that wants to spend money to influence the 2016 Presidential elections should already be organized.
Does a conservative political organization expect greater scrutiny when filing tax information this year? Has this influenced political spending?
Planned Parenthood has chosen to engage in political activism after reports surfaced that it was conducting business for profit. Who has confidence that its political spending is as likely to trigger an IRS investigation? Who has confidence that its apparent fraud for profit would attract IRS attention if it were improperly untaxed?
Could Trump's relative success have anything to do with his wealth and lawyers insulating him from financial intimidation?
I have become exceedingly frustrated with the growing length of one's childhood in this country. In days of old an individual became a man or a woman at age eighteen and moved out of their parent's house to make their way in the world. Admittedly this is very much a "Nuclear Family" ideal and very 20th Century, but indulge me for a moment if you will.
Today, the child turns eighteen and then goes off to college where they are not really considered adults, but sort of quasi-children who live out their carnal desires in a safe and regulated environment. They go to college in many cases to "experience life" rather than invest in an education that will create financial opportunity later on. As such, these quasi-children frolic for four years (five, six, seven or eight years in some cases for those "professional students"). After that, they oftentimes fail to find work and then move back in with mom and dad, where they continue on with the extended childhood. This pre-adulthood has been largely legitimized by the Obama administration extending health coverage to children as old as twenty-six years of age.
The problem for me as a libertarian/conservative is that young voters tend to vote for Democrats. The Democrats are fully aware of this of course, which is why back in the day they lowered the legal voting age from twenty-one to eighteen. Luckily for us, young people have an abysmal voter-turnout rate. I can only speculate as to why the young vote for liberal policies… I would venture to say that they haven't worked for anything substantial yet and thus have "no skin in the game" and gain everything and lose nothing by supporting a heavier levy on the "rich." They also live in a pseudo-socialist world where their parents and school administrators give them a comfortable existence in a world devoid of personal responsibility. A world of dorms, video games and helicopter moms.
There is another much-smaller demographic out there though. I group of young people who move out of their parent's homes and immediately begin supporting themselves. People old enough to vote, not old enough to purchase alcohol and referred to as "kids" merely because of their age. Responsible they might be, but the world equates them with their pathetically pampered brethren. Members of my beloved military fall into this category.
It is my view that we need to set this dynamic on its ear. We should grant full adult status—voting, purchasing of alcohol, etc.—to only those that are legally emancipated. Those that provide for themselves, for perhaps a minimum of 75% of their own expenses let's say.
Those that enjoy an extended childhood get none of the benefits of being an adult. No voting. No alcohol. No tobacco. No nothing.
This would of course drive the left into apoplectic fits, which suits me just fine. They are nothing more than intellectual and moral children anyway.
We need to take the political power away from those least qualified to wield it. We need to only grant it to those that truly are the grown-ups in this country. Those that cannot support themselves should not be part of the conversation in our constitutional republic. They quite simply lack the maturity to entrust with any sort of political influence or power.
To do otherwise invites the slippery slope of government taking over the role of "parent" for a nation full of children.
We have just experienced a terrorist attack on our soil this last week perpetrated my Islamic fundamentalists inspired by, and potentially linked to ISIS. Our country has been been attacked and the Islamic State was quick to claim credit for it. The two terrorists were immigrants who made it through a substandard vetting process and then obtained illegal weapons—which included pipe bombs and other explosive devices. This attack comes as no surprise to anyone who has been paying attention to the news and is consistent with radical Muslim messaging.
So radical Muslim fundamentalists—supported by the Islamic State—have struck a blow on our country and our President and his cabinet have responded by calling for more gun control. Of course this ignores how gun control did not prevent the Paris shootings… which were also perpetrated by radical Muslim fundamentalists supported by the Islamic State.
We are never going to stand a chance of defeating our nation's enemies if our leadership cannot properly define the problem. And I'm pretty sure the problem isn't "The Gun Show Loophole."
There are reports, or at least rumors, about a shooting somewhere, maybe in California. Of course, news media is immune to the fog of war, and doesn't bother lying, because they know they will be called on the carpet.
As a special service, Just Barking Mad will give this incident CNN quality coverage.
It was Mexicans/Russians/Cubans/Muslims/Druggies/Drug Traffickers/BLM Activists striking back at PP/Bureau of Land Management controlled cull so smelt will have water/The lost legion of Crassus/time traveling Hitler Jugend/Feminists claiming safe space/A Gay Pride Parade that got out of hand.
We must immediately do whatever it is I've always wanted to do, without regard for costs, obstacles or consequences. MCB AR lowers for everyone in America! Norse out of Norway! Fried tacos made with a corn tortilla and re-fried pinto beans for dinner. Now set up a speech to text program to recite the last two paragraphs on an infinite loop for three days.
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#BlackLivesMatter protests the deaths of relatively few criminals, who were poisoning themselves. A fair number of police have been murdered. The murderers seem to have done so as a result of #BLM protests.
Planned Parenthood was founded by a white supremacist for the purpose of killing the poor in general and blacks in particular. At fifty million dead, disproportionately black, Planned Parenthood has killed more blacks than are in prison.
If the #BLM incited killings were purely for the sake of avenging the inhumane murder of blacks, one would expect PP to be targeted at many times the rate police are. Instead we see the reverse.
#BlackLivesMatter seems to be arguing two points.
To one audience, they argue the evils of police. The message is that government is illegitimate, and there is nothing to lose. The effect has been to intimidate the police.
To another, they argue that authentic blackness is drug fueled violence and disrespect for property and human life.
When a girl or woman has children in order to get government payments we say 'welfare babies'. What is the proper term for when a girl or woman raises a young man to be an entitled suicidal murderous idiot so that she can collect a 'wrongful' death payment after he gets himself killed in the presence of a police officer?
Obama wants to open up the borders to damn-near everybody in a naked attempt to build a Democrat-voting super-majority. If you can't see that then you need to get your head examined. The leftists will deny it of course—because they are liars, and this is all part of their strategy. The latest wave of "Syrian refugees" is just another play that Obama is making—although it is utterly idiotic on his part. He is pushing this in the face of overwhelming opposition, and this will only energize the opposition… which I suppose is a good thing from my perspective.
In any event, we've got all these people coming in and now the discussion of "vetting" has begun. Or lack thereof to be more precise. I've got a suggestion for your consideration humble reader… how about we begin the vetting by not allowing in any military-aged males? Deny entry of all refugees if they are males between the ages of 14 and 44. That'd be a good start if you ask me. And then deny the refugees welfare or any other public assistance until they are naturalized citizens (a process that will take years). I think that would be a terrific first step in ensuring we are protecting ourselves and paying more than mere lip service to national security.
Here's an example of what Europe is already letting through their borders. Pay close attention to this video because these are the same sorts of people Obama wants to bring to our shores.
Analysis does not exclude the possibility that you are stupid enough to think you can plant the Islamic State in the United States of America.
I've found three arguments particularly risible in the post Paris discussion.Continue reading
The defeatists are right; we can surrender.
Pelosi and all the other Democrats have asked if we can find an alternative to fighting. Yes, we can.
Somewhere in the Bay area, there is tall building next to a paved area that is not a road. We can throw gays off the top of that building. When the pile of bodies gets big, we put it in a dump-truck using a loader. We bury them in the desert.
Celebrate diversity with gay terminal ballistics. It is the only sane option for peace, peace in our time.
I get most irritated by breezy assurances of the predictive value of prohibition's history when made by someone who knows a narrow slice of years.
If you can't identify the origins of the anti-saloon movement, and which 19th century federal tax caused a shift in alcohol production, you haven't done your homework.Continue reading
Rational Reasons it is Acceptable to Have One Set of Laws For Illegals, and Another for Everyone Else.
We asked our crack team of Democratologists what answers they could provide for the following question.
Cameron: I'd still love for some pro illegal person explain why it's acceptable to have one set of laws for citizens and another for illegals. But I'm not holding out for anyone on that side of the argument actually present anything rational.Continue reading


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"The SRS tournament continues to grow in stature as we enter the fifth year of the competition," said Glendale Raptors Director of Rugby Mark Bullock. "There are more international teams competing and the USA military teams have raised the standard of their play."
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Told ya so! Invercargill tenor Jack Fraser was chopped because he was a land agent.
That can be the only reason, because he could sing like a pro.
Sadly, that's what happens on this lucky dip of a show.
But there was a dose of justice last night when the All Star Cheerleaders from last week were given the DCS - "Don't Come Sunday".
They were a troupe of about 30, including over-painted babies, so just imagine how many rellies they would have had wearing their thumbs out texting their support.
In other words, whanau, merit does not come into this talent quest.
So now I propose to put the kiss of death on my top two from last night.
At No 1 was the Limit Break Dance Crew of Pacifica and Maori hip-hop street dancers. Boy, did they Step Up or what, each with one blue arm?
It was such a clever, professional act, as good as the Prestige Dance Crew who were turfed off the previous week by this show's weakest link, the three judges.
So last night, suddenly, the cheerleader judge Jason Kerrison decided to be a tough hero and buzzed Limit Break. Sorry, Kero, too late to start doing a Piers Morgan now.
You've had weeks to do that and let some horrible acts go unscathed. The other plonker, Ali Campbell, accused Limit Break of having too much going on, when every dance group has done that.
Dudley Fairbrass, studying for a rocks degree in Canterbury, nailed Glenn Hansard's folk song, Falling Slowly. It was a tough indie to sing with a tricky falsetto, but he looked and sounded the part.
He had a female backing singer who we couldn't see. Is that allowed?
As for young prodigy Logan Walker of Manurewa, I am with the America's Got Talent judges - you come on and sing your own composition at your own risk. Logan took a punt, it was glorified rap and he didn't hit the low notes but did pull off the moon-walking.
Now circus nerds plastered down with Brylcreem are for circuses. The judges called it a novelty, balancing on bits of downpipe; it was a stunt.
I was waiting for Alfred to crash and he did, but he camouflaged it as a dismount and Rachel and Co gushed about the show needing such nonsense.
It has never been satisfactorily explained where Arihia and Tahu came from, presumably from the auditions. The two are 17-year-old cousins from South Auckland who sang an Amy Winehouse number in nice harmony.
But Arihia, you have the voice; dispense with Tahu. You carried him.
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Reports: ISIS Kills 900 Syrian Tribesmen in Crackdown on Revolt
Crushes Revolt in Deir Ezzor Province
Growing reports of massive death tolls are coming out of eastern Syria, where earlier this month, the Shueitat tribe rebelled against ISIS rule, ousting them from several villages and burning an ISIS headquarters to the ground.
Over the weekend, it was reported that some 700 tribesmen had been slain by ISIS in a crackdown over the previous week. Today, the reports suggest 200 more were killed, putting the overall toll at 900.
The massacre is an aberration for ISIS, which has mostly tried to befriend tribal leaders in securing its rule over land that virtually none of their fighters are from.
The falling out with the tribe began when ISIS apparently reneged on a deal with them, arresting several tribesmen on unknown charges. The tribe struck back quickly, and the situation escalated.
The ISIS massacres seem aimed at being an example to warn other tribes against rebelling, though it of course risks fueling further unrest by other tribes if they try to follow it up with more centralization of power. Ultimately, the ISIS caliphate depends on keeping these tribes more or less on board.
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When i hear her name Lyrics by Hot Water Music
When i hear her name by Hot Water Music
The trains depart upon the hour all the time.
It gets me thinking, maybe this one's mine.
So hard to break away, but that's the way I feel.
To try to get to something that's more real.
The time came when I saw
That there was more than this
The memories, it seems I'll miss.
Those empty dreams, those broken seams,
It's all the same.
It still hurts when I hear her name.
I tried to walk away, but to no avail.
A vain attempt maybe, but I didn't fail.
The people, the parties, oh how I couldn't take.
I played those silly games, all for her own sake.
[Repeat Chorus]
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