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7 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed July 14, 2013
"Decent room for the money"
"The customer service was excellent. The gentleman that checked us in was pleasant and helpful. We had to change rooms because the first room must have been right under the generator or some sort of machinery on the roof. It made a loud buzzing noise that was hard on the ears. I requested the change and within a few minutes we were in another room with apologies. The checkout was also smooth and professional. The room was nice. Though a bit dusty in places everything was in working order. I liked the fact that the floors were wooden. It seemed cleaner then carpet. The bathroom was clean though very small. It caused the only problem that we had with the room. The bathroom didn't have a fan so when we showered we left the door open. The heat from the shower set the smoke alarm off. Even opening the door after the shower set off the alarm. Some flapping of a towel stopped it. More annoying then anything. Installing a fan would fix it. Some shears on the window would have been nice. The curtains could be pulled back for sunlight while still maintaing some privacy. Overall for the money we were satisfied with the room and would stay there again."
7 out of 10 | Brenda stayed May 27, 2013
"Clean but bathroom very small"
1 out of 10 | Mike stayed April 27, 2013
"worst !"
"Blood on sheets..gross! Bath tube and sink CLOGED room really small dirty floors..the only thing good was that we were close to were we had to go...for weekend..dont know how this hotel stays open"
9 out of 10 | Catherine stayed March 23, 2013
"Clean and comfortable"
"Had an unexpected stay at the Super 8 on Princess St. It was convenient, comfortable and clean. There was a space heater so the room was relatively warm since it was still pretty cold outside. Lots of clean towels and free parking."
7 out of 10 | Marc stayed March 10, 2013
"Marc Goneau"
"The size of the bed was great, but not the size of the room of bathroom. The location was very accessible to downtown. Thanks!"
8 out of 10 | Robert stayed October 28, 2012
"the location for my purpose was good. The room was clean and comfortable. The hallway noise seemed to travel somewhat but it was tolerable. overall the room was good value for my trip. It was the clean, safe and accessible. The staff was friendly and always available. Great value. Recommended for the budget conscience."
8 out of 10 | Tanya stayed October 28, 2012
"Party weekend"
"There was nothing bad about the hotel! Price was incredible for a sat night! And it was close to walk from our venue or cheap in a cab! It was very comfortable! I would go again for sure!"
2 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed June 24, 2012
"Cheap good service but neads a make over badly"
"The room was very inexpensive but unclean, and the mattresse was hard and old. The place smelled funny, paper walls. would not recommend."
4 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed July 03, 2011
"Not good, Would not ever go back there."
"Dirty, Rooms to small, poor access (door wouldn't open from outside. Overall, not very satisfactory."
2 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed July 03, 2011
"Take my advice"
"I have stayed at other Super 8's and they were at least clean, this one is in a bad neighborhood, the upkeep is poor, the rooms are small and the bathrooms are so tiny you can barely turn around in them, the maid service does an extremely poor job of cleaning. Just a terrible place to stay...never again."
4 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed March 12, 2011
"Rude staff"
"staff is very rude, Will avoid all super 8's now because of a couple rude staff at this location."
4 out of 10 | Keyna stayed January 16, 2011
"not so good"
"1) Didnt like how the they had feather duvet covers when I specifical request none when I booked online.. I have brething difficulties ! 2) Didnt like to portable heat that was making a clicking sound troughout the night ! 3) Rooms are not very sound proof... Heard loud and clear people walking in the halls at 3 am and then again at 7 am... Very bad time trying to sleep"
2 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed May 01, 2010
"Excellent geographical location - near the universtiy and downtown. The bed was clean and comfortable and for $75 a night for one night, it served the purpose. The room had not been vacuumed (laminate flooring) and the bathroom was so bad that I didn't even take a shower and I was hesitant to use the toilet. The towels were frayed. The corridors have low ceilings and you feel like you are underground. It's just dirty. Continental breakfast? I didn't take a chance. It looked pretty bad."
9 out of 10 | Amanda stayed March 05, 2010
"Was only there for the night, staying for an interview. It was a very affordable and I definitely recommend it to other people having a short stay in Kingston."
9 out of 10 | Beate stayed December 11, 2009
"The staff was verry frindly and would give it an A+ on hospitallity i like super 8 cause of afordabillity"
4 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed October 04, 2009
"The walls must be paper thin because I clearly heard everyone outside my room in the halls - into the wee hours of the night. One night another patron came to my door at 4am knocking (and soon pounding) on the door. When I told him he had the wrong room he wouldn't believe me at first."
8 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed August 30, 2009
"Excellent value for the money. Clean and well cared for."
2 out of 10 | Nancy stayed August 23, 2009
"I am an experienced traveller, having toured in 97 countries, including many developing and least-developed countries. I am very easy to please, but this motel was unacceptably poor. I recently stayed in far superior accommodations in non-tourist destinations like Iran, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. My room was not much more than dorm-style (in and of itself, not a problem, as I am travelling solo this time),the carpet was stained, the sheets were thin, I had only one bath size towel, no hand towel, no face cloth and the bath mat was folded and presented in such a way as to hide the stains that were revealed at unfolding. The ground floor window was, I felt, unsecure to the point that I slept without the noise of air conditioning in order to be alert in case of an attempted break in. When I was ready to check out, I got to the reception desk and there was no one there. I rang the little bell numerous times and another hotel guest drew my attention to a sign that said "back in 5 minutes". I loaded my car and returned, but still no one. I waited 10 minutes and finally left the key card on the counter with a written note. The corridors smelled musty and I heard air freshener being sprayed up and down outside my room. There was a silverfish in the bathtub, which was covered in soap scum. If I hadn't already paid for the room, I definitely would have deemed it unacceptable and moved to another place. The entire building should be razed and something new built in its place."
8 out of 10 | Al stayed July 02, 2006
"We needed to check out late and the owner was very accomodating. Very much appreciated."
2 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed May 14, 2006
"If you are looking for a cheep place to crash and that is about it this is the hotel for you. I have nothing good to say about this hotel"
8 out of 10 | Peter stayed April 29, 2006
"Basic no-frills motel, not a lot of amenities, but very clean, seems well kept up. No-smoking room really was (no smoke odour). Comfortable bed. TV worked. Shower worked. What else do you need for a short stay?"
2 out of 10 | Dennis stayed April 29, 2006
"I stayed in two different rooms, double and single. The washroom in the double was too small. One can barely turn around and I am not a big person. The washroom in the single was slightly bigger but in poor condition(tub caulk was mouldy and peeling). In the single room the walls were dirty, lighting was poor, the TV reception was also poor and the remote was broken. The air conditioner was so loud on low speed that one could not sleep. In both rooms the heat could not be controlled. There was a lack of shampoo and soap in both rooms and the single room only had a very thin bath towel in it. I will never stay there again."
8 out of 10 | Kyle stayed March 26, 2006
"Even thought my room was designated "non-smoking," it was across the hall from "smoking" rooms, meaning that the halls smelled strongly of cigarette smoke."
7 out of 10 | Jacques stayed March 05, 2006
"bring your own pillows hard as a rock hotel was good other patrons weren't loud and running in the halls at all hours of the night used this hotel for what we needed a place to bathe and lay your head spent most of the day away from it"
8 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed October 02, 2005
"Had nothing bad to say about the place, the staff was nice and the area was convienent (being on Princess St. which is one of the main streets in Kingston). Nice place overall."
8 out of 10 | John stayed July 28, 2005
"Room rate included a breakfast snack (juice and baked items); a nice touch. Motel is economical and well situated in Kingston."
3 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed July 24, 2005
"No hot water for showers in morning. Sink nearly plugged - water went down, but so slowly we had to wait to rinse our toothbrushes. Bathroom so small it felt like a broom closet. Pillows terrible - we had to go out and buy some. WHen we reported problems, all we got was "thank you for telling us" - no apology even. By the way, CAROLE CHAMBERLIN reserved and signed for room .. NOT JOHN CHAMBERLIN - check your facts if you're going to send people surveys!!!"
7 out of 10 | Richard stayed February 13, 2005
"Not enough towels. Only 1 big one for 2 people. Too hot! could not sleep so opened window. Then, way too noisey!"
8 out of 10 | Herbert stayed August 30, 2004
"Small point, but my wife wanted to take a bath rather than shower. The drain plug didn't work. Perhaps they are non-functional intentionally, but it was a little inconvenient plugging the drain with a wash cloth. Otherwise, we wanted a clean place to rest for a night. The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. Thanks."
4 out of 10 | Alexander stayed August 22, 2004
"The rooms were very small. Some sockets in the room didnt work. Wall paper was peelings off in some locations. The view out of the window showed lots of broken glass and debris on the outside roof. parking for larger vehicles (pick up trucks) was difficult. Staff was decent and very friendly. Security was a concern, as fire exit was open all night. Revellers at 3;30am were not controlled and a guest eventually had to shut down the party. All in all, not a great experience, this hotel needs some major work on its infrastructure. It seems like no money is being spent to keep the facility up to snuff."
8 out of 10 | Alex stayed February 18, 2004
"I would recommend but only as a good value for a short time spent. Room was small, bathroom was clean but very small. No shampoo supplied, only soap. Ice machine was out of order on arrival and was still out of order the next day. Rooms are located as such to provide good resistance to traffic noise which made it very quiet. It is located within blocks of downtown stores and shopping malls and makes walking a possible option but only in good weather but not practical for carrying goods any distance from the malls etc."
4 out of 10 | Verified Guest stayed January 31, 2004
"The power in our rooms kept on going off. It went off at night when temperature was -20 celcius. We were asleep and it was freezing. The heating needs improvement. The bed sheets have some kind of static problem. We kept on experiencing sparks under the cover. Parking space was hard to find. Need more organize parking arrangements."


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Federal judge strikes down Missouri ban on same-sex marriage
VICTORY! FULL MARRIAGE EQUALITY COMES TO MO! http://t.co/2Lu8nLNs8y #ShowMeMarriage pic.twitter.com/IiBSnI0Jrs— ACLU of Missouri (@aclu_mo) November 7, 2014
Metro Weekly reports.
VICTORY! FULL MARRIAGE EQUALITY COMES TO MO! http://t.co/2Lu8nLNs8y #ShowMeMarriage pic.twitter.com/IiBSnI0Jrs— ACLU of Missouri (@aclu_mo) November 7, 2014
Metro Weekly reports.
Because they're all about governing.
(Hat tip: Right Wing Watch)
Pastor Manning just wants the job himself.
Navy Seals jostling like Kardashians in front of a live camera? What next? Daiquiris splashed in camo-faces on Bravo? pic.twitter.com/HCBiBcWMX0— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) November 7, 2014
"You got to put a halt to that foolishness," says @kojoshow caller to @MurielBowser about charter schools.— Martin Austermuhle (@maustermuhle) November 7, 2014
I predict she won't.
The cover art for the latest issue of The Economist appears to put our President more in the role of Gary Cooper in High Noon than in that of the lynching victims in The Ox-Bow Incident. It is, however, a bit of an eyebrow-raising choice.
But going with their Wild West metaphor, it's time for him to reach for his six-shooters (or at least get his veto pen ready). First up, dear POTUS, is the executive order on immigration. If war is what they want, as William Tecumseh Sherman once said, let them have as much of it as they can stomach.
Now @WashBlade - Summoning the Ancestors: we keep going by recalling the struggles of those who came before us. http://t.co/2PdLpsWCsT #lgbt— Richard Rosendall (@RickRosendall) November 6, 2014
The U.S. Senator-elect from Iowa, Joni Ernst, in her victory speech, appeared to channel the rape scene from the movie Deliverance, Raw Story reports. Her speech is above, the movie scene (NSFW) is below. Ernst will be the malign gift that keeps giving.
Rebecca Leber at The New Republic writes:
In handing Republicans control of the Senate on Tuesday, Americans effectively voted for the party's hostile plans against President Barack Obama's environmental legacy. Their votes also put the Senate's environment and climate policy into the hands of the worst science-denier in national politics: Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe, who is almost certainly the next chair of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
Rory Carroll reports for The Guardian on Iowa Republican senatorial candidate Joni Ernst, who is poised to win the Senate seat being vacated by Tom Harkin:
The Tea Party rhetoric of her primary campaign has softened. Ernst no longer calls Obama a "dictator" or calls for his impeachment, or accuses the UN of plotting against Iowa farmers. She says privatising social security should merely be "an option" for young people. She still supports a "personhood" amendment for fetuses but urges "consensus" on reproductive rights, hinting at flexibility.
You can hope Democratic candidate Bruce Braley wins, but if not, buckle up.
Ha, this is so great RT @rebleber: PHOTOBOMB pic.twitter.com/HbOZdssGfz— Miss Laura (@LauraKMM) November 4, 2014
Just a guess, but I don't think the gentleman in the background of this photo voted the same way as the one in the foreground.
(Hat tip: Miss Laura)
On this day when many elections may be swayed by aggressive voter suppression laws, it is worth re-watching this powerful speech by Rep. John Lewis, who put his life on the line five decades ago for civil rights and voting rights.
Jed Lewison writes at Daily Kos:
If you haven't already seen it, late last week the Kentucky GOP sent a mailer on Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's behalf warning voters that they could be involved with election fraud allegedly perpetrated by McConnell's Democratic opponent, Alison Lundergan Grimes. The fine print revealed the mail piece to be little more than an attack mailer, but the envelope was designed to look like official government correspondence with "ELECTION VIOLATION NOTICE" in large type and a stern instruction that the contents of the mailer were to "BE READ SOLELY BY THE CITIZEN NAMED BELOW." (Their caps.)
Whether the mailer was trying to accuse Grimes alone or both Grimes and her supporters of election fraud, the best thing you could possibly say about it is that it was a deeply dishonest scare tactic intended to discourage voters from voting for Grimes by making them believe that doing so would be involving themselves in an illegal election scheme.
Mitch McConnell, who has a moral faculty reminiscent of Richard Nixon, is favored to become Senate Majority Leader. Some friends who share my low view of him think that is great because it will backfire and help Hillary in 2016. I say, be careful what you wish for.
GLOV mourns the death of Van Teasley
http://t.co/KJoCFfyaEB http://t.co/D8y8MIZvfp— GLOV DC (@GLOVDC) November 4, 2014
Awful news today. D.C. Attorney Van Teasley, seen above in testimony from 2008 on the bias-related murder of Tony Randolph Hunter, was found bound, gagged, and strangled in his vacation home in the Dominican Republic.
GLOV Chair Paul Tupper writes:
It is with sadness that I share with you that a member of the GLOV family, Van Teasley, was found slain in his vacation apartment in the Dominican Republic on Friday. Rather than detail the circumstances of his death, which you can find online, I'm going to try to honor him by focusing on this contributions to GLOV and DC's LGBT community.
In 2008, Van, a longtime Washington defense attorney, helped coordinate a candlelight vigil for Tony Randolph Hunter, a hate crime victim who eventually died from injuries suffered during his attack. Many of you may remember that the case sparked outrage in DC's LGBT community because of how the case was investigated by the police and how it was handled by the U.S. Attorney's Office. The assailant was eventually offered a chance to plead guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge, for which he served the maximum sentence of six months in jail. During this time Van also joined GLOV leadership in testifying before the City Council at a Judiciary Public Hearing on Hate Crimes, articulating how such crimes and how they are often mishandled have long-lasting impacts on our community.
In full disclosure, I never met Van. But as I research him and his work with GLOV, it's clear to me that his contributions continue to be the blueprint for which we advocate for DC's vulnerable citizens. I understand he was much loved by many and won't be soon forgotten. He will forever hold an important place in GLOV's history. Please keep him and his loved ones in your thoughts during this very difficult time.
If you knew Van and would like to share stories about him, I invite you to do so on GLOV's Facebook page.
We can take inspiration from Van's eloquent cry for justice on behalf of Tony Hunter. Whether justice can be obtained in his case remains to be seen. In the meantime, our hearts go out to his family and friends. That such hatred continues to kill us is a sobering reminder of the work that remains. Let us channel our outrage into conquering the hate, even if the lives we save are people we never know.
From Adam Taylor at WaPo, to clear things up for those who are unclear about just how small a part of Africa is having a problem with Ebola.
The top-polling contender in the District's first election for an attorney general is Karl Racine, who is the first African American to have been named managing partner at a top 100 law firm. I met with him earlier this fall and was impressed. Many friends in the legal profession are supporting him.
While the only AG candidate to send a statement to GLAA is Lorie Masters (GLAA is not rating candidates in the AG race, but invited them to send us statements), Racine is interviewed today by Metro Weekly. Here is an excerpt of his comments:
I have always been deeply concerned with making sure that the same opportunities are available to others regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, or any other trait.
As Managing Partner at Venable, I was responsible for hiring, promoting, and training our attorneys, and emphasized the importance of ensuring diversity in doing so. I drafted, implemented, and enforced clear policies regarding equal treatment and equal opportunity. I specifically hired a diverse team, including women, minorities, and LGBT individuals, and promoted many of these individuals to positions of prominence within the firm. Furthermore, I strongly believe in the power of proactive diversity training. Intolerance is based on ignorance, but can be addressed through creative programs such as our firm-wide book clubs dedicated to educating employees on issues of diversity.
On a personal level, I am a long-time volunteer with the Whitman-Walker Clinic, the primary community-based provider of HIV/AIDS services in the city. I have taken numerous pro bono cases representing people living with HIV/AIDS and helped them obtain social security benefits. I also took on pro bono work representing the Clinic itself. To further support Whitman-Walker's work, I encouraged my Venable colleagues and other friends to take on additional projects, earning Venable the Clinic's "Going the Extra Mile Law Firm Award" in 2004, among other honors.
In addition to my work with Whitman-Walker, I have volunteered with the D.C. Bar's Pro Bono Legal Advice Program at Bread for the City, which provides vulnerable residents with comprehensive services such as housing, food, legal assistance, and medical care. I am also a member of the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity, an organization dedicated to creating a truly diverse legal profession.
As Attorney General I will treat each and every resident of the District with dignity, respect and with equality before the law.
See other candidate responses to Metro Weekly. In other coverage, the Blade reported on the candidates' pro-LGBT positions; and candidate Smitty Smith essentially bought the Stein Club endorsement.
While GLAA is not rating AG candidates, I personally have concluded that Masters and Racine are the most qualified based on their experience, and I am supporting Racine. The District has seen several public officials taken down by scandal. Choosing as our first elected attorney general a man who has played a pioneering role as an African American among top law firms would be a feather in our cap and a reminder of the talent, accomplishment, and leadership available in our city.
GLAA endorses Initiative 71, the "Legalization of Possession of Minimal Amounts of Marijuana for Personal Use Act of 2014," and urges you to vote for it.
We have included it in our ratings ad, discussed it in our policy brief, Building on Victory, and discussed it in our testimony this week before the D.C. Council Judiciary Committee decrying racial disparities in police stops:
[W]e appreciate the work of our friends at ACLU of the Nation's Capital, which reported in 2013 on the dramatic racial disparity in marijuana arrests in the District:
"Officers from fifteen different police forces … made marijuana arrests in 2010, however MPD officers made 4,996 of the 5,393 total arrests, or almost 93%.... PSA 602, located in Anacostia, had a 2010 marijuana arrest rate of 2,488 per 100,000. By contrast, PSA 204, located in Woodley Park, had a marijuana arrest rate of just 33 per 100,000."
Given the roughly equal rates of self-reported marijuana use by white and black citizens, the disparity in enforcement must be confronted by this committee. In the meantime, the people are changing the law. GLAA endorses Initiative 71, the "Legalization of Possession of Minimal Amounts of Marijuana for Personal Use Act of 2014." This will not end all problems associated with the disastrously counterproductive war on drugs, but it is a start.
Unfortunately, Ward 7 Councilmember Yvette Alexander, who leans conservative on many issues, is not quite with the program, judging by her comments on Twitter:
Legalize Marijuana for increased justice, opportunity, public safety and reducing racial injustice! Give me a break! That's a bit much.— Yvette M Alexander (@CMYMA) October 31, 2014
@dougsfresh All I'm saying is don't make up reasons to do it which are misleading. It won't lower incarceration rates for Black males! Smh— Yvette M Alexander (@CMYMA) October 31, 2014
I replied to her this morning:
@CMYMA Yvette, please. There's a big racial disparity in marijuana arrests. Ward 7 residents much more likely to be nabbed than west siders.— Richard Rosendall (@RickRosendall) October 31, 2014
Do not think for a moment that your vote doesn't matter. Please vote on or before November 4, and make sure to vote for Initiative 71. It will be a vote for fairness and justice.
A Starbucks commercial, no less.
Pat Robertson gibbers about Houston under Annise Parker resembling the biblical Gibeah.
What was it with ancient Israelites sending their virgin daughters out to be raped to placate angry mobs, anyway? Pat admits it's sexist and almost says, "I don't know why anyone would read this crap, but anyway...."
This came to mind for perfectly arbitrary reasons. Jason Robards, Jr. addressing his neighbors in A Thousand Clowns, 1965.
We need more women like @murielbowser in leadership. DC, vote early: http://t.co/9csqmzQH9V #all8wards— Pharrell Williams (@Pharrell) October 30, 2014
Pharrell Williams, known for a silly hat and an overplayed song, has endorsed Muriel Bowser. But wait, Streisand says vote for Catania. No, wait, it's Brad Pitt supporting Schwartz. No, it's Ann Coulter endorsing Bruce Majors. No, it's the head nurse from St. E's endorsing Faith. No, wait! What's a star fucker to do???
Apple CEO Tim Cook comes out in Businessweek.
I am so inspired by his bravery, I want to announce that I am gay too. There. A burden lifted!
Kidding aside, maybe courage isn't quite the right word. Sacrifice might be closer to the mark. For an intensely private person to discuss his private affairs can indeed be a big deal for that person. Of course, just mentioning you are gay is not giving blow by blow sexual details. Few straight people consider their sexual orientation a secret. That is one of the most pernicious double standards, enforced socially and tacitly. And for such an eminent man of business to break that silence is a great gift.
42 weighs in:
From one son of the South and sports fanatic to another, my hat's off to you, @Tim_cook. http://t.co/1dXvRa2Nhu— Bill Clinton (@billclinton) October 30, 2014
Yeah, sort of, says Towleroad.
I confess I am having trouble caring. But it appears to be a thing.
Amanda Terkel at HuffPost reports:
GOP House candidate Nan Hayworth released a new ad Wednesday featuring her son, who is gay, assuring voters that his mother is not an "extremist."
"As a gay man, coming to terms with who I am wasn't easy, but my parents love me for who I am and for whom I love," says her son, Will, in the ad. "So when I hear vicious negative attacks against Nan Hayworth, I have to speak out. Nan Hayworth is no extremist. She's my mom. She's kind. She's compassionate. She's always been there for me. And she'll always be there for you."
Hayworth is attempting to defeat Rep. Sean Maloney (D-N.Y.) in New York's 18th District. Maloney, who is gay, ousted Hayworth from the seat in 2012.
The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest organization advocating for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights, was unimpressed with Hayworth's new ad. In a statement, the group criticized Hayworth for her policy positions, saying that just because she has a gay son doesn't mean she's a champion of LGBT rights.
HRC notes that while in office, Hayworth did not support same-sex marriage, did not support DOMA repeal, and did not support the Uniting American Families Act (to keep binational couples from being separated).
I agree with HRC on this one.
Above are video highlights of game 7 of the World Series, in which Giants pitcher Madison Bumgarner got his third win of the series and won MVP. Slugger Pablo Sandoval made the winning catch to defeat the Royals. There was edge-of-your-seat excitement to the final moment.
Yahoo! Sports reports.
Towleroad reports:
Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, has announced that it will soon offer health benefits to employee's same-sex spouses despite the objections of Catholic archbishop George J. Lucas, reports KETV7 ABC.
Creighton UniversityOutlining the decision in a letter sent Monday to trustees, President Rev. Timothy Lannon, said that although Creighton continues to support the Catholic Church's teaching about marriage, the university is taking this step to meet the needs of its employees and remain competitive with other universities that already offer similar benefits.
Lannon added that 21 of the 28 Jesuit universities in the U.S. already offer similar benefits.
George J. Lucas, Archbishop of Omaha, reacted predictably:
I am dismayed that the recommendation of the University Benefits Committee is thought to supersede divine law regarding marriage. There is no tension between Catholic teaching and social justice; both are grounded in the same truths about the nature of the human person, the complementarity of man and woman and the meaning of human life and love.
Here's to superseding divine law.
(Hat tip: Craig Howell)
This is very disturbing, even though you would have to be living under a rock to be surprised. Kelsey McKinney writes on Vox:
This video wasn't made for women facing harassment. It was made for men who remain blissfully unaware of how women are treated when they walk down the street. But instead of listening, instead of taking the time to realize how women might feel when men yell at them, these commenters — backed by their anonymity and privilege — have threatened to rape Roberts for daring to talk about it.
Let's lay this out in plain terms. Women are forced to feel uncomfortable and scared for walking down the damn street. Then, when one woman takes the time to show just how uncomfortable those interactions are, people threaten to physically assault her. If the video reminded us that women are constantly made to feel unsafe when they leave the house, the response is a reminder that women are constantly made to feel unsafe when they simply turn on their computer.
The problem here isn't just that men are ignorant of how women are treated. The problem is that many know exactly what they're doing to women, and will try to intimidate and silence women who try to fight back.
Harassment is not a compliment. It is easy to dismiss complaints of this kind of treatment if you are not routinely subjected to it. We need to check our privilege.
I was about to copy a tweet from @Hollaback, the producer of the video, but its Twitter account has been suspended. This appears to illustrate the reality of our misogynistic culture: Men who are called on their sexist and harassing behavior often react angrily and try to silence those who call them on it. Claims of fraud etc. are part of their arsenal. We are so far from done in pushing for equality. We need to defend our sisters.
Now this: Catcalling video edited out the white guys.And this parody.
Kansas couple Phillip and Sandra Unruh, whose motion to intervene in marriage equality case Marie v. Moser was denied in federal district court, have filed a brief airing their absurd arguments.
Your Honor, we cannot sleep knowing that down the street those homosatanists are doing the thing that makes Jesus puke!
The latest from Mrs. Betty Bowers, America's Best Christian.
Houston Chronicle reports:
Convinced by clergymen from across the country that she had entered a raging national debate on religious freedom she wanted no part of, Mayor Annise Parker on Wednesday agreed to withdraw controversial subpoenas the city issued to five local pastors in connection with a lawsuit over Houston's equal rights ordinance.
The mayor's announcement came amid an unabated firestorm over the subpoenas, particularly among Christian conservatives and Republican politicians, who blasted Parker for trying to "silence the church."
Parker's decision represented the only viable political option, said University of Virginia law professor Douglas Laycock, a specialist in religious liberty law. Seeking so much material was inflammatory, he said, adding that much of what the city seeks can be obtained through other means.
Did Mayor Parker not anticipate the right-wing backlash? If there is any way she could have handled it worse, I would like to know how.
One of the sessions I attended at Wednesday's Washington Ideas Forum (hosted by Atlantic and the Aspen Institute) was this discussion by attorneys Ted Olson and Evan Wolfson of the state of the battle over marriage equality in federal courts. Jonathan Capehart moderated. Here's an excerpt of David A. Graham's report:
"We are winning, but winning is not won," Wolfson said. "It's not a done deal until it's done. It's not going to waft in on waves of inevitability."
Wolfson has been leading the fight for gay marriage for more than three decades; Olson, alongside Democratic lawyer David Boies, has recently been one of its most high-profile advocates. The men were chummy, despite a kerfuffle this spring over Jo Becker's Forcing the Spring, a book some LGBT advocates felt aggrandized Boies and Olson at the expense of Wolfson and others.
There was no rivalry—just a mix of hope and frustration. On the one hand, about two-thirds of states now have gay marriage, and about two-thirds of American citizens live in those states. On the other hand, that means one third do not, and as long as same-sex marriage is not legal everywhere in the United States, they argued, the rights of gay people and their families are painfully compromised.
Other highlights of the Washington Ideas Forum were DefSec Chuck Hagel, who announced that service members returning from West Africa will face a quarantine; and Attorney General Eric Holder, who said that no reporter will go to jail as long as he is AG. Holder was interrupted by a protester decrying DOJ's record on civil liberties under Holder. Capehart, who was also the interviewer in this case, smoothly turned to Holder and asked him what about DOJ's poor record on whistleblowers and journalists. Holder defended himself, but was more credible when he talked about his decision not to defend DOMA in court.
Thanks to Atlantic Washington Editor At Large Steve Clemons for inviting me to the forum, which was held at the Harmon Center and continues on Thursday morning. A Thursday highlight will be an appearance by Secretary of State John Kerry.
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Today I will testify on behalf of GLAA at an oversight hearing of the D.C. Council Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety on the Metropolitan Police Department's stop and contact policies and procedures. In it I cite findings and recommendations by our allies in the ACLU and NAACP. Here is my conclusion:
In looking at citizen complaints of police practices, we keep coming back to disparities by geography, race, and class. This is unacceptable. As I wrote in 2012, "It is easier to make excuses for stopping and frisking if you are never targeted by police based on your skin color."
Not only police but citizens in all eight wards must face the inequities around us with open eyes. When the law is not enforced in a fair and equitable manner, we undermine respect for the law. The standard carved above the entrance to the Supreme Court, "Equal Justice Under Law," is more a mockery than a reality for all too many. Dr. King issued the challenge the day before he was struck down: "All we say to America is be true to what you said on paper." If his words continue to sting, perhaps it is because love of country is all too often an excuse for self-congratulation instead of a call to self-correction.
I was looking for something else, and came upon this clip from the HBO version of Tony Kushner's Angels in America. Justin Kirk as Prior Walter, hospitalized with AIDS, tells his friend Belize, played by Jeffrey Wright, about the angels who are visiting him. Prior and Belize are former lovers and dear friends.
I saw both parts of Angels on a Saturday in 1994 on Broadway. I vividly remember Wright delivering the line, "My jaw aches at the memory." Wright's performance in that production won him a Tony, and his HBO reprise won him an Emmy. I appreciate having the TV version (though it lacks another Tony winner, Kathleen Chalfant, whose roles were given to Meryl Streep), because in 1994 I was in the balcony. TV gives you a front-row seat. This landmark drama was the first time I saw Wright. He has played a wide range of characters since, from MLK in HBO's Boycott to a CIA agent in the James Bond movies, to a Dominican drug lord in the Shaft remake, to the dangerous Dr. Valentin Narcisse in Boardwalk Empire. He is always compelling. If you know of a more gifted actor currently working, do tell.
Another clip, this one facing off with the dying Roy Cohn, played by the man whose performance in Dog Day Afternoon convinced Wright he must be an actor. Imagine Wright's thrill at this collaboration. If you are unfamiliar with Angels (something which you ought to correct), the ghost standing next to Belize at the end (when he says "I am the shadow on your grave") is that of Ethel Rosenberg.
Brian Tashman reports at Right Wing Watch:
Conservative columnist and former Reagan administration aide Douglas MacKinnon is out with a new book calling for Southern states to secede ... again.
While speaking yesterday with Janet Mefferd about his book, "The Secessionist States of America: The Blueprint for Creating a Traditional Values Country…Now," MacKinnon called for a movement of states, starting with South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, to establish a new country that will adhere to the Religious Right's political agenda.
Texas, MacKinnon explained, was not included in his secessionist blueprint because "there have been a number of incursions into Texas and other places from some of the folks in Mexico."
Let them leave this time, with our blessing. The GOP would never win the presidency or control of Congress again.
Chris Caesar at Boston.com reports:
The deputy chief of staff for Senator Ted Cruz thinks he knows how Ebola got into America.
Nick Muzin quickly deleted the tweet after receiving a flood of critical comments.
This provoked plenty of responses on Twitter. For example:
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Brian Tashman at Right Wing Watch reports:
Rick Santorum thinks that young people would have come around to his anti-gay political stances if only the "statists" in the gay community hadn't "silenced" him and other Religious Right figures.
The former senator and likely presidential candidate made the claim yesterday in an interview with Family Research Council President Tony Perkins, where they discussed the case in Houston where pastors sued the city for rejecting their petitions to repeal a non-discrimination ordinance. The city in turn subpoenaed several pastors, which Santorum and Perkins considered an affront to pastors' rights.
"I really believe in this subject matter at hand with the gay community that a Judeo-Christian worldview cannot survive with a worldview that is as rabidly secular as this movement is," Santorum said.
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Republicans want to downsize government, meaning less spending, lower taxes and fewer regulations. Democrats, on the other hand, want bigger government and even more spending to spur growth.
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"What happens if the number of people, if Dr. Summers is right, and I think he is, and we have a much larger number of people dumped into the system and put on the taxpayer tab?" former George W. Bush adviser Karl Rove rejoined.
"We'll have a trillion and a half or $2 trillion tab for this half of the program," he added. "That's why we need to repeal Obamacare."
The Titans all agree upon one thing: American is on a financial path that is unsustainable, and the stakes have never been higher.
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Twitter announced today that it is launching a new program called Promoted Tweets, which will allow companies to buy ad space on the site. "When a Twitter user searches for a word an advertiser bought, the promoted message will show up at the top of the results, even if it was written much earlier," The New York Times reports. These posts will be clearly labeled as ads, but the hope, according to the Times, is that these sponsored tweets will allow companies a new way to "enter the conversation."
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These mu'fu*kas cannot catch a break!
The Cavaliers' record-setting losing streak is intact.
Byron Scott finally snapped.
Cleveland's first-year coach unloaded on his team during and after a listless 103-94 loss on Wednesday night, extending the Cavs' NBA record skid to 26 and tying them with the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers — the longtime national punchline for failure — for the longest stretch of incompetence in major American pro sports.
"I'm mad as hell," said Scott, who kept the postgame locker room closed for more than 30 minutes. "I can deal with losing, especially when our guys play as hard as they have in the last couple weeks, but I find it very hard to deal with when guys don't come out ready to play."
The Pistons were supposedly a beatable opponent for the cellar-dwelling Cavs (8-45), still winless since Dec. 18 and now losers of a hard-to-imagine 36 of 37.
Instead, Cleveland's season slipped further into shame.
"Everybody's mad as hell," guard Daniel Gibson said when told of his coach's surly mood. "To lose like that and for it to get to this point and still sometimes not see a sense of urgency, I can see why it would push you to that point. What are you going to do? It's either do it or don't.
"The guys have to figure that out."
The Cavs' next chance to end the slide will be Friday against the Los Angeles Clippers. After that comes a home game against the road-winless Washington Wizards on Sunday.
"Something has to give when they play the Wizards," said two-time reigning NBA MVP LeBron James, whose departure from Cleveland for Miami has led to the Cavs' stunning collapse in their first season without him, on Tuesday night after the Heat beat Indiana at home. "I think that should be a nationally televised game, honestly."
Rodney Stuckey scored 22 to pace the Pistons, who didn't want to be remembered as the team that let the Cavs get off the mat. Detroit's players said they were motivated by ESPN analyst Tim Legler, who predicted Cleveland would end its streak against the Pistons.
"You don't want to be the team that loses to them," Tracy McGrady said. "Tim Legler, we heard you. You gave us some bulletin board material. We used that."
Like James, McGrady is looking forward to seeing the Cavs-Wizards tilt.
"As crazy as it sounds, I want to see them and Washington play," McGrady said. "I don't wish anyone to have a bad losing streak, but I want them to get to Washington, 0-and-whatever they could be, and see whose streak ends. That would be something that would be interesting to watch."
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An Officer and a Gentleman - Something I haven't watched in a long, long time. It was
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Solemn journey: An aerial view showing people standing on the side of the road as the convoy of hearses carrying the bodies of victims of the downed Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 makes its way to Hilversum in the Netherlands where the bodies will be examined. -AFP
PUTRAJAYA: The remains of Malaysian MH17 victims will be accorded a special reception upon their arrival home.
Details are still being worked out and officials involved in its preparations said it would be "of a big scale" and likely military-styled.
"There are still a lot of issues not settled yet, such as the post-mortem on the bodies," said one official.
"But one thing's for sure – there will be a big special reception for the remains," the official added.
At the Eindhoven airport in The Netherlands, the first batch of the remains of the 298 passengers and crew killed in last Thursday's disaster were given a national reception.
The caskets were then off-loaded from Dutch and Australian military aircraft by honour guards as a single bugle played The Last Post.
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Man Accuses Girlfriend of Affair After Seeing Mitt Romney Pic on Facebook Wall, Gets Arrestedby Free Britney at . Comments
Lowell Turpin confronted his girlfriend, allegedly with violence, over an alleged affair he felt she was having with a handsome man on Facebook.
The man Crystal Gray befriended - and whose photo was on her page - was actually presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Suspicious that his live-in girlfriend was having an affair, the Tennessee man spotted the photo of an unknown guy and quickly became irate.
A flustered Turpin, 40, "angrily demanded to know who the male was," reported Anderson County (Tenn.) Sheriff's Department investigators.
Gray, 38, "replied that it was a picture of Mitt Romney."
Despite being informed that the man on Gray's wall is the GOP candidate for President, and has 2,904,374 other friends, Turpin was not placated.
Gray said that her boyfriend "became upset because she was attempting to communicate with friends through her Facebook account."
In a subsequent tussle over the laptop, Gray's hand was injured as she unsuccessfully tried to stop Turpin form smashing the computer.
Gray told deputies that Turpin, pictured in the above mug shot, also punched her in the face during the encounter, which he denies.
In any case, he's in jail, and Romney sure is handsome.
Please forgive me for being my usual a**-wipe self! Since choosing to be a professional entitlement grabber, I spend my days on this site biting the hands that feeds me instead of standing in the employment line looking for work. I know if I was smart I'd crawl in a hole and stay there, but not possessing the brains that God gave a goose I'm here being my pissy, annoying self. Sadly, it's my greatest talent. Gee, if only I could turn it into a paying position. (sigh) Oh well.
i think this gives us a good idea of who's going to be voting for mitt in november. Women who like him because he's "handsome," and the wise men they choose to live with. You gotta say one thing about the everyday right-wingers — they got class!
This is what happens when mother and father are closely related before marriage!
another reason we do not need a pretty face in the white house
Would you please inform the fellow idiots in your village to stay away from social media. Please just crawl back Obama's ass where you came from.


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NEW YORK - The National Park Service expects to know within a month the total cost and time it will take to repair storm damage to Liberty and Ellis Islands and to reopen the Statue of Liberty to tourists, a spokesman said on Monday.
The statue was not damaged by superstorm Sandy, but Liberty Island sustained significant infrastructure damage that will delay the monument's re-opening indefinitely, said Mark Litterst, a Park Service spokesman.
"It was quite a shock to see the extent of the damage," Litterst said.
Officials said Ellis Island's invaluable cache of historical documents and records was not harmed by the storm.
Power was restored to Liberty Island on Saturday night, but its main administration building, which houses the park's mechanical systems, sustained severe damage from four feet of flood water, Litterst said.
Liberty Island's dock, where tourists arrive by ferry from Manhattan's Battery Park and New Jersey's Liberty State Park, also sustained significant damage and may need to be rebuilt.
"The walkway just got lifted off the pilings and shifted off its support," Litterst said. "We may be able to repair the dock if it's still structurally sound, but if not it will have to be replaced, and that's a longer process."
The 305-foot monument, which the park service says can sway up to 3 inches in winds of 50 mph, was closed to visitors for a year during an extensive renovation. It had only been open for six hours last month when Sandy roared into New York Harbor.
More than 300 members of the National Park Service's incident response team are assessing damage to 15 national parks sites in Sandy's path.
"When asked to respond to a place like the Statue of Liberty, we drop everything and go," said Litterst. "We're as anxious as anybody to find out how long it will take to get it fixed up and open its doors again to the American public."
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With three HD3850's on one board and a release date of....never, the Asus Trinity is one interesting bit of kit.
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It has been revealed that Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor will require 6GB of VRAM for Ultra settings at 1080p.
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Nvidia has confirmed that they will not be supporting the AMD-pushed Adaptive Sync VESA Standard.
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The bypass will disable Xtrap completely allowing you to use debuggers and memory editors etc on the client code.
This is not bypassing nProtect GameGuard!
Won't work for servers using the "heartbeat" packet (official, like CabalBrazil).
This is a dead project, I don't plan to update this in the future, if a server got TDP.dll it prevents the use of this application.
New bypass can be found in this thread!
1) Unrar the package
2) Execute Loader.exe (Execute as administrator!)
3) Press CHOOSE
4) Target the cabalmain.exe of your Cabal Client (works with both packed and unpacked executables)
5) Write a startup argument in the ARGS box. (Default is "husky").
6) Press LAUNCH
7) That's it!
If you don't know the argument use the ProcessExplorer tool included in the tutorial package!
Do not come here posting "OMG it dun works!!1" without providing the current information:
+ banish.log
+ Name of your Cabal client
+ All executables from the Cabal directory (pack them to the same RAR/ZIP archive)
Some virus scans may detect the file(s) as malware. However, the files are completely clean and can safely be used. If you don't trust these files, I don't want to hear it, just don't use them, thank you!
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+ Updated banish.dll (v.126.96.36.199)
+ Updated Loader.exe (v.220.127.116.11)
+ Added Startup Argument Flash-Demo
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+ Added Argument tutorial on Themida packed applications
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+ New GUI
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+ Updated application to version 184.108.40.206
+ Updated application to version 126.96.36.199
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Castle Clash After One Year
I'm sure everyone from you, who is playing games on smartphone devices already played Castle Clash. This online game was released exactly 1 year ago and it gets lot of players around the world. I recall how I was playing it for first days and it was a big fun. Anyway, it's a year ago and we will have a look how this game looks today.
Big marketing was started from IGN, the game was recommended on Apple and Google mobile stores. Castle Clash was for free for everyone. This was exactly reason, why Castle Clash gets so popular in the gamer community. As the game is a classic strategy, where you have to gather resources, make strong army and defeat enemies it wasn't something, which we don't know yet. Anyway, a big marketing was the only the success of this game.
Nowadays I had a little check how many people are still interested in this game. The main base of active players is somewhere around 9 millions, which is, I think, after 1 year and no more marketing excellent result. Of course, it has decreased by half from the time when the game was released. This is fully normal, as every title is replaced by newer game and only big fans are staying to play Castle Clash forever.
What was reason for Castle Clash to be popular ?
As i mentioned already, it was a big marketing. iOS AppStore and Android Market recommended this game to all of us, no fees, free game led to the fact that everybody loved it. But there was still an interesting thing. With special creatures called Heroes, this game was mixture of Might and Magic and World of Warcraft. As both of those games are really popular for years, it wasn't so hard to continue playing Castle Clash, especially if main point of strategy games was clear for everybody and additional creatures were well known from other games. One thing which I don't see a good on this game is , that for special Hero creatures you have to obtain lot of resources and they are very hard to be gathered in game. In this case developer IGN was very smart and they offer you to pay by real money the additional credits. As far as I know, this created a big income for IGN and this was exactly reason, why this game was released for free. Once Castle Clash will catch you, you will pay them for additional game resources and you will buy Heroes. There are some tricks reported from users, as tool called Castle Clash Cheats Android/iOS , but I personally don't believe it's working and mostly likely such tools are finished with paid survey and they will provide you nothing in the back.
Is fine to pay for "virtual game currency" ?
CNN has reported an accident with Castle Clash game in UK. The whole story is related to 11 years old kid, who typed into Android Store credit card of his father. During the time of playing ( around 6 months ) this kid paid to IGN over Android Store around 11k pounds ( 12,5k USD ) for game resources. According to IGN it was all within the law and they haven't refunded a cent back to this credit card. I don't believe, that any parent, who will miss 11k pounds from credit card will not discover what is going on. Especially in times, when you are receiving emails, text messages from bank with any kind of transfer, I don't believe this father doesn't knew about it. Not sure, if there was a law suite for this, but I'm starting to have a feeling that father itself paid for credit and he is telling that it was his son.
What does it mean for us ?
It means Castle Clash is still good strategy game with lot of users around. But you have to take care, once game will eat all of your free time, you can finally spend a lot of real money for virtual money. And I don't think it's good investment, especially in current world.


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Posted: 04/23/2008 - Former Patriots assistant Matt Walsh will meet with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on May 13th to discuss New England's videotaping of opposing teams.
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Posted: 04/17/2008 - The Green Bay Packers will retire Brett Favre's No. 4 during the season opener against the Minnesota Vikings on Sept. 8.
Posted: 04/17/2008 - The debate over college football's Bowl Championship Series has resurfaced on Capitol Hill.
Posted: 04/15/2008 - The NFL schedule is out and it includes Buffalo hosting Miami in Toronto on December 7th. It's part of an effort to expand the league's market to Canada.
Posted: 04/15/2008 - Major League Baseball has received its first A-minus for racial diversity in hiring, even as the percentage of black players continues to drop.
Posted: 04/14/2008 - Michael Beasley is headed to the NBA. Kansas State's All-American freshman announced Monday that he will skip his final three seasons to enter the June 26 NBA draft, where he could be the No. 1 overall pick.
Posted: 04/14/2008 - NBA Commissioner David Stern says he's convinced Seattle SuperSonics owner Clay Bennett made a good-faith effort to keep the team in Seattle.
Posted: 04/05/2008 - Memphis is going to the NCAA title game for the first time since 1973. The once-beaten Tigers ran away from UCLA 78-63 in the first game of a Final Four populated by four Number-1 seeds.
Posted: 04/02/2008 - Brian McNamee was planning to dump all his mementos of his relationship with Roger Clemens.
Posted: 04/01/2008 - Alex Rodriguez is the highest paid player in Major League Baseball. The New York third baseman tops the list, obtained by The Associated Press, with an income this year of 28 million dollars. In comparison the entire Florida Marlins will earn a total of 21.8 million dollars.
Posted: 04/01/2008 - The NFL owners have approved a communications device for defenses. By a vote of 25-to-7, with offensive minded coaches voting against the device, the league approved a plan where one defensive player at a time can wear a helmet equipped like the one used by quarterbacks.
Posted: 03/31/2008 - The Lopez twins are going pro together. Stanford sophomore Robin Lopez is joining his 7-foot brother Brook in entering the NBA draft. The brothers made their announcement to The Associated Press on Monday through their mother, Deborah Ledford.
Posted: 03/31/2008 - North Carolina's Tyler Hansbrough and Michael Beasley of Kansas State are unanimous picks on the Associated Press All America team. Rounding out the first team are UCLA's Kevin Love, D.J. Augustin of Texas and Chris Douglas-Roberts of Memphis.
Posted: 03/30/2008 - With wins by Kansas and Memphis today, for the first time in the history of the tournament, all four top seeded teams have advanced to next Saturday's Final Four in San Antonio.
Posted: 03/30/2008 - Andres Romero won the Zurich Classic, closing with a 4-under 68 for a one-stroke victory over Australia's Peter Lonard.
Posted: 03/30/2008 - Bernhard Langer won the Ginn Championship for his second Champions Tour victory in three starts.
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@lodisilverado @mkues65 @maydnusa @peddoc63 2American Heroes sent 2 DC 2do the WILL of the People-Stop the Democrat Agenda not work together
@onedeception @bellanieve BiBi is looking at Obama like a teacher looks at a kid who is going to be serving detention soon
#ISIS Surround Bagdad on 3 sides 1,600 US troops block the way to BGW Int'l Airport #Pray4ourTROOPS http://www.examiner.com/article/isis-reaches-baghdad-suburbs-us-troops-block-the-way-to-bgw-int-l-airport … via @examinercom
@cnni & he's LYING Just like the White House is
The Muppets: Stars & Stripes FOREVER!:HAPPY Sunday Night #America -------hope you enjoyed your weekend http://youtu.be/eXeIxtI--uc via @youtube
Obama's Untruth, Inc-His Lies,Coverups& DISDAIN 4 you America @cnn @msnbc @abcnews @cbsnews @nbcnews @tpm http://natl.re/1qxVYxs via @nro
@nydailynews OBAMA SHOULD Resign&then he can play all the Golf he wants-He funded these Terrorist&released their leader-He is RESPONSIBLE!
1938 Hitler Signed New #GunControl ACT Jews were Prohibited from Owning Firearms or working in the Firearm Industry @cnn @msnbc @tpm @mmfa
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