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i don't mind a 5th rounder for ivory. we still won't have a star RB though
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i don't mind a 5th rounder for ivory. we still won't have a star RB though
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Skip to comments.How Do You Distinguish Between Extremist Muslims and Moderate Muslims?
Posted on 05/05/2013 9:46:52 AM PDT by pinochet
America should not tolerate extremist Muslim actions like the Boston bombing. We need to establish a mechanism of distinguishing between extremist and moderate Muslims, so that we can keep extremist Muslims out of America. Does any of you know how to distinguish between those two groups?
One suggestion may include requiring all Muslims who want to enter America, to eat a pork chop or bacon sandwich. A moderate Muslim who has no strict religious beliefs, would not mind taking a bite out of a pork chop or bacon/ham sandwich.
I believe one member of FR describes moderate Islam as something like, "The Trojan Horse In Which Terrorist Muslims Enter".
The moderate Muslim would sharpen the blade the cut your head off, so that at least it's quick and painless.
An extremist (i.e., orthodox) Muslim says, "I will kill you!!! Die, Kaffir!!! Allahu Akbar!!!"
A moderate Muslim says, "I wont kill you but I hope my extremist brother does!!! Die, Kaffir!!! Allahu Akbar!!!"
They're both extreme. One spouts off and runs around with guns blazing. The other just plants bombs and walks away quietly.
One is activly trying to kill you.
The other one hasen't started—YET!
Check for a pulse. Moderate Muzzies are inevitably killed by Extremist Muzzies.
This could have been a serious post, if not for your lame suggestion.
To make a distinction, first you must be willing to LOOK at Muslims.
31 of 32 on the terror watch list are Muslim!
Yet, we're still told the Fr. Hood killings were "workplace violence".
Only a pacifist muslim would say, "I wont kill you but I hope my extremist brother does!!! Die, Kaffir!!! allahu Akbar!!!"
A "Moderate" Muslim is an apostate, by definition.
The *Moderate muslim* quietly drops the duffel-bag into the crowd, and triggers the explosion by cellphone, from ½-mile away.
They exchanged pleasantries and as they walked the Iranian said, "You know I have just one question about what I have seen in America."
Ambassador Bolton said, "Well anything I can do to help you, I will."
The Iranian whispered, "My son watches this show 'Star Trek' and in it there is Chekhov who is Russian, Scotty who is Scottish, and Sulu who is Chinese, but no Iranians. My son is very upset and doesn't understand why there aren't any Arabs or Muslims on Star Trek."
Bolton laughed, leaned toward the Iranian ambassador and whispered back, "It's because it takes place in the future."
Extremists shake with their left hand.
(One suggestion may include requiring all Muslims who want to enter America, to eat a pork chop or bacon sandwich. A moderate Muslim who has no strict religious beliefs, would not mind taking a bite out of a pork chop or bacon/ham sandwich.)
That's a really bad idea. Telling them to do something forbidden by their religion is totally out of line. It would be as bad as preventing a Christian from bringing his Bible when landing in Saudi Arabia. I would ask them whether they condemn Osama bin Laden, 9/11, Islamic terrorism, suicide-bombing, what would be their actions if their daughter dated a non-Muslim, or family member converted to a different religion.
Does a duck weigh as much as wood?
Moderate Muslims are the Trojan Horse for Islam. There is no such thing as a "moderate muslim". There mere fact that such a phrase exists says there isn't such a thing and that Islam is a nuthouse for of child-molesting murderers, just like their founder Mad Mo/
There is no such thing as a moderate Muslim. If they subscribe to the Koran's teachings, they are extremists.
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'Moderate" Muslims are dead.
I don't.
All rattlesnakes bite.
There are no "moderates" from my experience, but then I'm rather limited with two exposures to Muslims. First was one from Tunisia (he never knew Star Wars shot in his country), and I was really liking the guy and we had some really good conversations until it came to religion. He was very adamant that all infidels should convert to Islam... or else. Never spelled out what "or else" was, but I got the hint.
The second one (from Pakistan) was nice to your face, but never very conversational, but one time he blew up for no reason, just went nuts and delivered a tirade on "stupid Americans" and how they were going to take away all of America's money and screw our "bitches." That one really surprised me, especially how sedate he generally acted.
I think if you just prick the surface, you find the true Muslim.
Extremists want to kill you. Moderates haven't decided yet, but they're not going to get in the extremists' way.
no distinction...islam is evil, islam is the enemy
It's not possible. Islam allows no moderation. You follow all the Koran or you don't. The koran says kill the infidel. Anything else is apostasy and a death sentence.
Simple logic and belief in the definitions of words shows a moderate muslim cannot by definition exist. The fact that politicians and right wing media play the moderate muslim game proves that thuth does not matter to them.It's a game to keep them from having to address the issue head on.
I would not allow a Muslim to enter the country, and would put in camps all the ones that are Americans in Country until the war with Islam is over.
Seems silly to allow Nazi's to enter the country in World War II, seems silly to Allow Muslims to enter the country in World War III.
Islam is a form of Government that has crossed over into religion. In the religion it states that all Inifidel must be subjugated and enslaved, all other forms of Government must be destroyed.
To choose Islam as your religion not only proves that you are evil, it proves you are a traitor to your own Nation.
Muslims are the enemy in a World Wide War to destroy the West in general and America as "The Great Satan".
No Muslims, no terrorism, its that simple.
"Moderate" muslimes are the ones that aren't breathing.
This is like asking how one can tell the difference between a democrat and a traitor.
A muslim can be a good person or a good muslim, but not both.
Then they are not a muslim. There are "cultural muslims" just as there are "cultural Jews" and "cultural Catholics", they only go along with the cultural aspects, without really believing in the religion, itself.
Good, though it would never have actually happened. Bolton knows that Iranians are not Arabs.
How Do You Distinguish Between Extremist Muslims and Moderate Muslims?
Why try?
There are Muslims in the original Star Trek. They are called Klingons.
Star Trek TNG has Cardassians playing the muzzies........and the Ferengi as the Japanese (at the time, but today the Ferengi seem more Chinese).
Just watch. Lol
Yeah. Let God sort em out
That's like trying to differentiate between a good rattlesnake and a bad one.
The process is the same.
There is no need to differentiate, as long as the "Moderates" like CAIR refuse to condemn the acts of the "Extremists."
By the size of their bomb.
There is no upside to Islam. There is no peace with Satan.
Nuke Makkah NOW!
The "extremist Muslim" has a suicide vest strapped around his body and walks into a street/restaurant/bus/nursery and detonates it with a hand held switch and takes his life along with everyone else.
The "moderate Muslim" leaves the bomb planted in the street/restaurant/bus/nursery and walks a block away, and detonates it from a safe distance with his cell phone.
In other words, the "moderate Muslim" has more "feelings". He doesn't really see the point in killing himself along with everyone else.
Sorry I don't have any better suggestions for you, other than just closing the gates and pulling up the ladders on most immigration (and the building of walls down South: Good fences make good neighbors). I was glad to see some threads lately questioning why we allow so much immigration from Muslim countries, anway. A question that seriously needs answering... I heard somewhere once it was the liberal Western politicians caving in to OPEC back in the '70s, i.e. thirty pieces of silver for their pockets and our cultural suicide.
I do have to shoot down your suggestion of making them eat pork, though. A close Arabic (and nominally Muslim) friend of mine, who is a US citizen, really just can't stand the taste of pork, probably because she was raised without it. (I can't even eat pork anymore myself, due to health reasons. Please don't kick me out of the country for that. We are the last bastion of freedom in the world, despite (temporary) Leftist control and anti-American immigrant invasion.)
My friend does, however, absolutely despise all Middle Eastern governments, recognizing them for the totalitarian dictatorships that they are and she despises those who commit acts of terrorism in the name of her (or any) religion. She would be the first to pull the switch or trigger on any of them. She also hates it that Islamic countries promote wearing a veil, where it's not so much a religious requirement (only briefly and vaguely mentioned in the Koran), as it is a cultural mandate, i.e. guided by mysogeny and/or misplaced over-protection in societies where rape is rampant...
So, I agree with you that we need to find a litmus test for Muslim immigrants. I just don't believe the food test is the way to go. Maybe a very thorough exam on the US Consititution and history (and English language), along with a denunciation of any form of Islam that would harm the United States or its citizens. Plus, put them all (which should not be many in the first place) under the Big All-Seeing Eye of Uncle Sam... Or maybe just stop it altogether except for maybe military spouses...
Sorry, but the Klingons were based on the Russians, not the Muslim Arabs. I say this as a long-time Trekkie and as a former Russian military linguist during the Cold War (USAF MSgt retired).
You're right in that the Klingons were "the enemy". So, if you want to transpose that onto the Arabs in jest, that's your prerogative. Just don't go re-writing (Star Trek) history. I think someone said something about re-writing history once...
It's a bloody TV show.
Moderates let the extremists walk point.
Bolton laughed, leaned toward the Iranian ambassador and whispered back, "It's because it takes place in the future."
By their definition, there can be no such thing as a 'moderate' muslim.
All muslims we need fear are fanatics.
Zealot : One who will die for what he believes.
Fanatic : One who will kill you for what he believes.
It is inevitable that the entire world consisting of humans with IQs over 50 will conclude, eventually, that islam is NOT a 'religion.' Remove the murdering militancy of the typical koranimal, and he ceases to be muslim.
Deal with that!
LOL. That cracks me up!
FYI, my jab about the Klingons being Russian was really addressed to noprogs...
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Billings, Mont. – The Bureau of Land Management's Billings Field Office maintains a number of recreation sites near Billings that are designed to provide the public with near-by opportunities to hike, bike ride, view wildlife, picnic, or learn more about this region's rich cultural and paleontological resources. The BLM makes it a priority to enhance the public's recreation experience with upgraded facilities and better amenities when resources allow, but BLM staff has seen an increase in newly installed improvements being riddled with bullet holes, ripped out, or burned. Vandalizing BLM sites and resources is not considered a form of recreation.
"On-the-ground improvements like new signs, fenced parking areas, fire grates and picnic tables are made whenever we have the funding to do so," said Jim Sparks, field manager for the Billings Field Office. "But as our budgets shrink and we're forced to choose priority projects, as field manager I've got to think long and hard before I invest any more taxpayer dollars into improving these recreation sites. It's not okay to vandalize, it's not okay to dump trash on public lands, and it's not okay that it's costing all of us with these senseless acts."
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The BLM has increased law enforcement patrols with some success in catching the culprits, but when there are 434,000 acres to cover, the BLM Ranger can't always be in the right place at the right time.
"That's why the BLM is asking for the public's help as our eyes and ears in stopping the vandalism and inane waste of taxpayer money," added Sparks. "The public should not expose themselves to dangerous situations, but note vehicle descriptions, take photos, and contact us with any other valuable information that might help solve these crimes."
The public may contact BLM Law Enforcement at (406) 698-9854, the Billings Field Office at (406) 896-5013, or the Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office for non-emergency events at (406) 657-8200, to report a crime or share information. Callers may remain anonymous. The public should always dial 911 for emergencies.
Under 18 U.S.C. 1361, individuals convicted of vandalizing natural and cultural resources or facilities managed by the BLM are subject to fines up to $1,000 and/or imprisonment.
For more information, contact Jim Sparks at (406) 896-5241 or Craig Drake at (406) 896-5349. For the latest BLM news and updates visit us on the web at www.blm.gov/mt, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BLMMontana, or follow us on Twitter @BLM_MTDKs.
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The Star Coat
I wish I could say I DIYed this piece, stitching individual star appliques on an oversize coat, but the genius belongs to Yohji Yamamoto. Long before stars were a favored print by fashion boys and rappers, Yohji created this now-vintage star-spangled swingy black wool coat which has enlivened many of my dark winter days. The stars, in dull silver-gray yarn bring a sense of lightness to all black, to which Yohji says, "Black is modest and arrogant at the same time. Black is lazy and easy – but mysterious. But above all black says this: "I don't bother you—don't bother me"."
There is a lazy comfort that comes with wearing big-on-big in the winter, in that what lies between you and your layers, be it trapped warm indoor air or an expansion of yourself fueled by holiday indulgence, doesn't matter; what matters most is protection from the cold. And on the topic of DIY, why not customize your granddad's old overcoat with boy scout badges, or fruits and flowers to remind you of warmer days—anything militaristic, or meaningful, could easily revive an old treasured piece.
photographs by Sophia Callahan
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Big on Big, nice wording. Well the B/o/b does really suit you Izz
ha thanks mat!
Beautiful! I hate that you're the only one who can pull something like that off.
you look very very avant garde
Happy valentines.
xx Domenic
Amazing….i couldnt believe that the clothes are DIYed….great work ! The 6 stars on the front are stylish too
lol they're not, but I wish they were! XD


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Rob Yates
Funeral services for longtime Cortez resident Rob Yates will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June 21, at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds.
The Yates family invites everyone to share a meal and time of fellowship with them following the funeral service.
Rob was born Jan. 1, 1967. in Grants, N.M. the son of Bobby Joe and Sherri Gay (Lytle) Yates. He passed away on March 5, 2014, at the age of 47.
Services are under the direction of Ertel Funeral Home. For further information or to send condolences, log on to www.ertelfuneralhome.com and click on the obituary section.


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Catherine Eagleton, curator, British Museum
When people think of the British Museum, images of antiquities are often part of what springs to mind. In fact, we collect and display modern and contemporary material, and the exhibition by Grayson Perry that has just opened is a great example of the ways that a contemporary artist can engage with our historic collections.
You might have read in the news a couple of weeks ago about the Google Wallet trial in New York, or about new mobile payment systems that are being developed in countries around the world. In the UK, debates about whether to phase out payments by cheque are still ongoing, but it seems clear that we're in a period when what money is and how we use it is going to change substantially.
Reports of the death of cash have, though, probably been greatly exaggerated. The new technologies have some way to go before they can compete with the anonymous convenience of coins and notes for many people and for many transactions.
Earlier this year, I was at the Digital Money Forum, and a group of artists were asked to imagine what the future of money might look like. The winner has since developed a video that creates a fictional scenario looking at ideas of money and anonymity (warning: contains language which some may find offensive), and what could happen if all payments were digital and all could be traced.
For some people, the biggest concern isn't anonymity, but more basic concerns about security, and I've had some really interesting conversations with a group of researchers who are studying money in Haiti. There, because of the risks involved in carrying cash around, the use of mobile phones to make payments is increasing, fast. People are also using digital transfers to keep their money safe while they are moving around.
As we develop the Money gallery, the challenge is not just how to display this – how to collect and put into an exhibition things that are electronic – but also how to make sure that the modern sections of the gallery can change during the lifetime of the displays.
Whatever happens, I think it's clear that the next five years will see big changes, and we will need to create content for a permanent display that can reflect them. For more on this, have a listen to the Digital Money podcast I did a couple of months ago.
The Money Gallery project is supported by Citi and opens in June 2012.
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HELPER - John W. Zupon, age 77, passed away Dec. 22, 2001 in Price.
He was born June 8, 1924 in Rains to John and Mary Herman Zupon. Married Elizabeth Mutz June 6, 1949 in Helper.
Lifelong resident of Carbon County. Member Carbon Lodge 16 F&AM. John was a member of the Helper American Legion State Champions 1940-1941 and also played semi-pro baseball in the Utah Industrial League. Served in the U.S. Navy during World War II as a petty officer first class as a Seabee attached to the 1st Marine Division in combat in the Pacific.
Manager of the Helper Pony League State Champions in 1953. As a master electrician, John owned and operated Zupon Heating and Electric and he also worked in various coal mines in the area. Retired member of the United Mine Workers of America District 22.
Survived by his wife, Beth Zupon, Helper; son, Johnnie B. Zupon, Chandler, Ariz.; daughter, Deborah Zupon, Sandy; brother, Max (Pearl) Zupon, Sun City, Ariz.; sister, Freida Dillon, Las Vegas, Nev.; grandchildren, Tyson and Trevor. Preceded in death by parents; infant daughter; and brother, Ed Zupon.
He was deeply loved and will be dearly missed by family and friends.
Graveside service was held Thursday, Dec. 27, Mountain View Cemetery under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Helper American Legion Team, c/o Fred Martinez, Helper, Utah 84526.
The family wishes to express appreciation for the care of John by Doctors Monahan, Peterson, Blair and Bott; Vickie, Cricket, Bobbie, Rick, Lori, Jeff and Helper Rescue 3.
SALT LAKE CITY - David Robert Mortensen, age 68, died on Dec. 25, 2001, unexpectedly at his home in Salt Lake City. He was born May 14, 1933, in Salt Lake City, to Walter and Lucille Brown Mortensen.
As a member of the LDS Church, he served a mission in France. He spent his growing up yearsin Huntington. He was a graduate of North Emery High School and the University of Utah. David became a teacher. He loved to travel and spent time working and living in Iran, Japan, and various European countries, speaking other languages with ease.
He is survived by one brother, Lamar (Yvonna Arnold) Mortensen, South Jordon; nephews and nieces, Bert Sherman, Sandra Black, Richard Sherman, Bonnie Timmons, and Elise West.
Preceded in death by parents; sisters, Bonnie Mortensen and Eulita Sherman; and nephews, Bryan and Scott Mortensen.
Graveside service and interment were at the cemetery in Huntington, on Dec. 29, 2001.
HELPER - John Montoro, age 79, passed away Dec. 21, 2001 at Parkdale Care Center in Price.
He was born April 28, 1922 in Helper to James and Rose Bonacci Montoro.
Member of the Catholic Church. John was a lifelong resident of Carbon County. Served in the U.S. Army during World War II.
He will be dearly missed by his family and a community of friends.
Survived by his sisters, Anne Bonacci, Helper; and Laura Rogers, Salt Lake City; and his loving nieces, nephews and many dear cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Mary Jane Palanza; and infant sister, Gloria.
Funeral Mass was held Thursday, Dec. 27, St. Anthony Catholic Church. Vigil service was Thursday at the church in Helper. Committal service, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
WEST JORDAN - Lyman Daniel Draper, age 67, passed away Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2001, at his home.
Lyman was born Nov. 30, 1934 in Mt. Pleasant to Oliver and Irel Reynolds Draper. He married Margo Ann Cole on Oct. 17, 1957 in the Manti LDS Temple.
Lyman is survived by wife, Margo, West Jordan; children, Daniel (Diana) Draper, South Jordan; David (Collett) Draper, Battle Creek, Mich.; Deborah Dean, Pahrump, Nev.; Jeffrey (Becky) Draper, Bluffdale; Michelle ( Scott) Haskell, West Jordan; Steven (Kim) Draper, West Jordan; Kevin (Richelle) Draper, West Jordan; 28 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Lyman was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Jim and Bobby; and four sisters, Anna, Dean, Lola and Emma.
Services were Saturday, Dec. 29, at Magleby-Furner Mortuary in Mt. Pleasant. Interment followed in the Mt. Pleasant City Cemetery, with military honors provided by VFW Post 9276 of Mt. Pleasant.
HUNTINGTON - Our beloved Paul E. Palmer, age 81, passed away at Castleview Hospital in Price on Dec. 28, 2001.
He was born Jan. 23, 1920 in Mohrland to George Leo and Myrtle Ann Kirby Palmer. He married Viola Larsen on June 1, 1940 in Huntington and they were later sealed together in the Manti LDS Temple in 1957.
He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints. He was a veteran of WWII, serving in the U.S. Army.
Paul had been a coal miner, a carpenter and a craftsman. He was a true fish-a-holic and an avid gardener.
He will be missed greatly by wife, Viola Larsen Palmer, Huntington; six children, Karren and Orson Justice, Huntington; Phillip and Suzanne Palmer, Price; Tamara and Moli Mau Tupai, West Jordan; Larry and JoyLynn Palmer, Henderson, Nev.; David and Shella Palmer, Huntington; 25 grandchildren and 59 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Bobby Edwin.
A viewing was held Monday, Dec. 31, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Huntington LDS Stake Center. Funeral services followed at 11 a.m. Interment will be in the Huntington City Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary, Castle Dale.


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Sparta WI- Our 2010 concert in the Park Series dates have been booked and we are very excited. Concerts are held every Wednesday in the summer months, and walking distance from the B&B and we will have chairs for you to use. Concerts draw hundreds of people each week and Non-Profit groups are lined up to provide delicious concessions.
Calendar is below, so pick out a date and come stay with us at the B&B and enjoy a wonderful concert too!
June 2: SHE and Sparta High School Jazz
June 9: Studebaker 7
June 16: Maggie May
June 23: Greg Belfany
June 30: 484th Army Band
July 7: Gary & the Ridgeland Dutchmen
July 14: Pat Watters
July 21: Rusty Star
July 28: 3 Beers Til Dubuque
August 4: Grumpy Old Men
August 11: Hans Meyer
August 18: DeCapo Band
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Royal Academy of Arts, London
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21 Sept – 8 Dec 2013
Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
Menzies Centre for Australian Studies
Australia: Land and Landscape symposium
Organised in conjunction with the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, and the Australian High Commission, London In honour of the exhibition Australia at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Enamel paint on composition board, 90.8 x 121.5 cm
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Gift of Sunday Reed, 1977
Beginning at 1800 and continuing until the present day, Australia shows more than 200 years of Australian art on the theme of land and landscape. It is the largest and most complete historical survey of Australian art ever to be displayed in Britain.
Australians have a strong connection with their distinctive land and landscape painting. The exhibition traces the development of Australian landscape art, which was the dominant focus of Australian art for more than 150 years. Although this is mainly a painting exhibition it also includes prints, drawings, photography, video and some sculpture. It includes works by 38 living artists, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art makes up a quarter of the selection, with works ranging from one of the earliest surviving bark paintings to contemporary urban Aboriginal art. The theme of the exhibition reflects the importance of land and country to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and its influence on their art practice.
The exhibition will include works by Aboriginal artists such as William Barak, Albert Namatjira, Rover Thomas, Emily Kame Kngwarreye and a number of artists from the Papunya Tula group of the Western Desert. Nineteenth century European immigrants such as John Glover and Eugene von Guérard will also feature. Works by Australian Impressionists, Tom Roberts, a student of the Royal Academy Schools, Frederick McCubbin, Arthur Streeton and Charles Conder will also be shown, as will paintings by early Sydney Modernists such as Roy de Maistre, Margaret Preston and Grace Cossington Smith. More recent artists like Arthur Boyd, Rosalie Gascoigne, Sidney Nolan RA, Fred Williams and Brett Whiteley are also included. The exhibition will end in the twenty-first century with internationally recognised artists such as Shaun Gladwell, Bill Henson, Christian Thompson, and Simryn Gill, who represented Australia this year at the Venice Biennale.
Visual art was the first art form the settlers developed, well before literature, music, dance and theatre. Aboriginal culture has always been highly visual and visual art remains the strongest art form in Australia. This exhibition provides the opportunity for the world to see Australians as the creative and visual people they are, and to appreciate the great diversity of the Indigenous and non-Indigenous art of our 'wilful lavish land'.
The National Gallery of Australia is honoured to be partners with the Royal Academy of Arts in this joint survey exhibition of Australian art. All the works in the exhibition have come from public collections in Australia and Britain. Half the works come from the collection of the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Other galleries, particularly the Australian state galleries, have also been generous in lending their most iconic Australian works.
We are especially grateful to the National Gallery of Australia Honorary Exhibition Circle, whose patrons have been generous in helping to sponsor the exhibition. We are also grateful to Qantas for transporting the works from Australia to London and back home. And we thank the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for their grant towards this exhibition and the support of the Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, the Hon. Mike Rann.
The exhibition has been curated by Kathleen Soriano, Director of Exhibitions, Royal Academy of Arts and co-curated by Dr Ron Radford AM, Director, National Gallery of Australia and Dr Anne Gray, Head of Australian Art, National Gallery of Australia.
Please note: the full list of works will be made available by the Royal Academy of Arts, London when the exhibition is officially previewed to media in London on Tuesday 17 September 2013.


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President Obama and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin were all handshakes and smiles during a G-20 welcoming ceremony Thursday after months of criticism and backbiting on a variety of issues.
Last month, Obama canceled a one-on-one summit with Putin after Russia's decision to grant temporary asylum to National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden.
In recent days, Putin has criticized Obama's plans for a military strike at Syria, saying the U.S. president has not proved Syria's government was behind a recent chemical weapons attack.
The two presidents do not have a formal meeting scheduled during the two-day G-20 summit, but informal chats are possible.
"It's always the case at these summits that leaders end up sitting next to each other; they end up having side conversations," said National Security Council spokesman Ben Rhodes. "So I certainly anticipate the president will have interactions with President Putin even as we don't have a formal meeting scheduled."


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Six tourists were reportedly raped early Monday by an armed gang who broke into their rented bungalow near the Mexican beach resort of Acapulco as they slept.
London's Daily Mail reports the six Spanish women had recently arrived in Acapulco. Their male partners were tied up and the gunmen escaped with laptops, cash and cellphones.
As an investigation involving several police agencies continued Tuesday, Acapulco mayor Luis Walton Aburto said, "What happened to the women is unfortunate, and we recognize that it affects our city's image," reports the Guadalajara-based blog Mexico Gulf Region Reporter.
In a statement which some may not find comforting, Walton added, 'But what I want to tell you is that this type of thing could happen anywhere in Mexico, not just in Acapulco,' " the blog reports.
Acapulco's popularity among North American tourists has waned in recent decades as the once-chic playground of Hollywood glitterati became dated and run down in the '80s and '90s. At the same time, other Mexican beach resorts, such as Cancun, the country's No. 1 tourist destination, and new developments north and south of Puerto Vallarta grew in popularity.
Local authorities said the crime didn't appear to be related to drug cartels, which have plagued the area and had a negative impact on Acapulco's tourist industry.
In a Mexico travel advisory updated in November, the U.S. State Department suggested Americans avoid travel to certain areas in the state of Guererro, where Acapulco and sister resorts Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo are located.
In Acapulco, "defer non-essential travel to areas further than two blocks inland of the Costera Miguel Aleman Boulevard, which parallels the popular beach areas. In general, the popular tourist area of Diamante, just south of the city, has been less affected by violence," the advisory reads.
The crime victims were reportedly staying in the Diamante area in a beachfront bungalow.


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New Balance 851 Running Shoe
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Rip the Runway Model Call
Date Jan 24, 2013
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It's that time again for RTR Annual Fashion Showcase. We are currently looking for high energy, dedicated, and outgoing students of UIS.
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The Eldorado High School volleyball team got a much needed win Tuesday night in action against Zeigler-Royalton, winning 25-11 and 25-14.
Got a needed win tonight 25-11 25-14
Mary Mitchell and Dresdyn Bramlet had great nights on the line as both helped head coach Lisa Craig serve up a win.
Mitchell was 13-for-14 on serves with 15 points and five aces. She also finished 32-for-32 on sets. Bramlet was 10-for-10 on serves with 10 points and four aces. She finished 5-for-5 on spikes with three kills.
Erica Graczyk was 9-for-11 on spikes with three kills and 9-for-9 on serves with 10 points and one ace. The senior also finished with two blocks and two kills. Kourtney Phillips went 11-for-14 on spikes with three kills and 7-for-7 on serves with seven points and one ace.
Sadie Steed went 6-for-8 on spikes with two kills and 2-for-3 on serves with three points. Abby Steed was 5-for-8 on spikes with two kills and 5-for-6 on serves with 6 points.
HARRISBURG — The Harrisburg High School volleyball team lost in straight sets to Massac County Tuesday night, falling 25-22 and 25-17.
Harrisburg head coach Stephanie Ferrell said her blocks and defense did a great job against a potent Massac County ballclub.
"I was proud of how the blolckers got their timing down and the defense picked up the deflections."
Devan Jones had two solo blocks, two deflections and two assists, while coming away with 10 hits and three kills. Brantlea Jones had two solo blocks and one deflection to go along with one hit and one kill.
Whitney Younger came away with 11 digs, six hits, three kills and one assist. Ashley Ferrell finished with four digs and went 9-of-10 on hits with one kill.
Hayley Thompson went 3-for-3 in the hitting department, while finishing with one kill, one solo block and two deflections.
Audree Morecraft went 8-for-8 on hits with one kill, while finishing with a perfect 5-for-5 line on sets with two assists and finished with two digs, two solo blocks and four assists for the Bulldogs.
Malayna Douglas went 44-for-46 on sets with three assists and had eight digs, while Brittany Reynolds finished 35-for-37 on sets with five assists and four digs.
Hannah Bartok had seven digs, while Parker Upchurch finished with five.
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chamekke wrote:The Japanese are efficient, but they seldom multi-task when doing this kind of thing. All attention is supposed to be on the one thing you're doing. Maybe it's the Zen influence ... or maybe it's just the Japanese fixation on doing things the prescribed way. Or both
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At Staten Island University Hospital, we strive to provide
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Invitations went out to more than 50 men and women who receive their health care through Staten Island University Hospital's Division of Geriatric Medicine providing coordinated medical and social services to older adults and their families
The patients and guests are invited to enjoy this free and festive event featuring gifts, games, tasty food with Santa at the finale.
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Lulu Townsend Sadie Platform Sandal
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Sweet seduction has arrived! Step out in the Lulu Townsend Sadie. This embellished sandal is the perfect way to complete your evening look.
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Bally Roxine Leather Wedge Sandal
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With unsurpassed style and innovation, Bally's footwear collections are based upon a commitment to craftsmanship and attention to detail. The casual style of this embroidered wedge sandal makes it the perfect addition to your shoe collection.
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Posted on 12/12/2012 7:35:21 AM PST by Kaslin
Last Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed for the first time to take on the issue of gay marriage. No matter how it rules in the two cases it will hear next spring, polling data suggest it is only a matter of time before legal recognition of same-sex unions is the norm throughout the country.
Something similar is happening with marijuana, which became legal in Washington last week and in Colorado on Monday. With both pot and gay marriage, familiarity is breeding tolerance.
The cases before the Supreme Court deal with popular reactions against gay marriage: the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), a 1996 law that barred the federal government from recognizing state-licensed gay marriages, and Proposition 8, a 2008 ballot initiative that amended California's Constitution to eliminate same-sex couples' right to marry, which the California Supreme Court had recognized that year. But something interesting happened after those measures passed: Surveys now indicate that most Americans support gay marriage.
The turnaround was remarkably fast. A 1996 Gallup poll found that 27 percent of Americans thought same-sex marriages should be "recognized by the law as valid, with the same rights as traditional marriages"; by last year, that number had nearly doubled. Recent surveys by ABC, CBS, NBC and CNN also put support for gay marriage above 50 percent.
Striking generational differences mean these numbers will continue to rise. In a CBS News poll last month, 72 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds supported gay marriage, compared to 53 percent of 30- to 44-year-olds, 44 percent of 45- to 64-year-olds and 33 percent of respondents who were 65 or older.
The consequences of these changing attitudes could be seen in last month's election results. For the first time ever, gay marriage was legalized by popular referendum -- not in one state, but in three: Maine, Maryland and Washington. Voters in a fourth state, Minnesota, rejected an initiative that would have amended the state constitution to prohibit gay marriage (which is already banned there by statute).
On the same day, voters in Colorado and Washington approved ballot measures aimed at legalizing the cultivation, possession and sale of marijuana for recreational use. The initiatives won by surprisingly healthy margins of about 10 points in both states, in contrast with a California legalization measure that lost by 7 points two years ago.
Nationwide support for marijuana legalization, like nationwide support for gay marriage, has increased dramatically, although not quite as swiftly, rising from 12 percent in a 1969 Gallup poll to a record 50 percent last year. While support for legalization dipped a bit during the anti-pot backlash of the Just Say No era, it began rising again in the 1990s. Public Policy Polling recently put it at 58 percent, the highest level ever recorded.
With pot as with gay marriage, there are clear age-related differences, reflecting different levels of experience with marijuana. In the CBS News survey, support for legalization was 54 percent among 18- to 29-year-olds, 53 percent among 30- to 44-year-olds, 46 percent among 45- to 64-year-olds and 30 percent among respondents of retirement age.
Just as an individual's attitude toward gay people depends to a large extent on how many he knows (or, more to the point, realizes he knows), his attitude toward pot smokers (in particular, his opinion about whether they should be treated like criminals) is apt to be influenced by his personal experience with them. Americans younger than 65, even if they have never smoked pot, probably know people who have, and that kind of firsthand knowledge provides an important reality check on the government's anti-pot propaganda.
Another clear pattern in both of these areas: Republicans are much more likely than Democrats to oppose legalizing gay marriage and marijuana. Yet Republicans are also more likely to oppose federal interference with state policy choices. In light of DOMA's disregard for state marriage laws and the Obama administration's threats to prevent Colorado and Washington from allowing marijuana sales, now is put-up-or-shut-up time for the GOP's avowed federalists.
I think the turn-arounds seem fast because to most Americans, these two issues aren't that important.
It's prohibition is extremely expensive and empowers the drug cartels.
How soon will it be that cigars and cigarettes are banned from bars, restaurants, bowling alleys, the workplace, the dumpster outside the workplace, the home, the public sidewalks and the all-male public sauna, while marijuana smoking is openly promoted in the gay household living room and nursery and nursery school?
At the rate we're going, the only freedom we're going to have left is smoking weed.
For the time being, I'm just happy Warshington State and Colorado have legalized marijuana in hopes the potheads here in California will go there and destroy those states.
Maybe that'll give us a chance to turn things around here.
You just proved something about the libertarians, in California cigarettes are even banned outdoors at beaches and parks, and the libertarians haven't made a peep, yet they are rightly famous for constantly harping on pot.
When confronted, the liberaltarians will of course say that they are pro-cigarette, we assume, but why after 40 years of being identified with promoting ALL drugs, do they even have to be asked?
They have been uninterested in 30 years of a new and increasing banning of cigarettes, of the imposition of a NEW prohibition against tobacco, yet frantic and screaming on the importance of legalizing drugs.
It all makes sense now. Gay marriage & marijuana being legalized on the same day. Leviticus 20:13- "If a man lays with another man he should be stoned." We were just interpreting it wrong.
The SC will probably rule that the feds can define marriage for their purposes and the states can as well.
MJ the same.
Wait for it: soon, pedophiles will demand that their sick, aberrant behavior be codified as "the NORM," and then legalized.
Necrophiliacs after that.
Who are YOU (they'll say) to tell them what they can/can't do??
Ressults of dumbing down.Proof who is pResident.
has everyone noticed how all the MSM stories are directed at "inevitable"?
even glen beck surrendered to the hedonists.
Exactly. It's one of the reasons I can never take libertarians seriously. Not a peep about cigarette bans, but loud obsessiveness over dope.
I call absolute BS on your argument. Libertarians are not silent on smoking bans. If you notice their connection to other drugs more, I don't know. Maybe it's that the drug debate is more noticeable. Maybe it's confirmation bias. Maybe they actually do spend more time and money on pot, but that's because prohibition is worse than restriction.
There's also the fact that anti-prohibition has a longer pedigree. The libs' antismoking crusade didn't explode until relatively recently. Here in MN, ground zero of tobacco lawsuits, libertarians have been more consistent than any others on our side of the "public health" debate.
Did it ever occur to you that there are lots of people you've had conversations with that have smoked pot and you aren't aware of it?
Using illegal drugs to escape from reality is cowardice. Attempting to escape from reality also has another name.....insanity.
A male attempting to mate with another male's anal canal is insane. A female trying to mate with another female with a rubber appliance is insane. It's like having Aunt Rosie sitting at your dinner table trying to eat by sticking a turkey baster in her ear and telling you that's just her lifestyle. It may be, but it's also insane behavior.
RE: The damage that pot does to young brains...
I completely agree. Also never mentioned by the dopers is that it causes genetic defects. Marijuana is an EXTREMELY unforgiving drug, and making it more common is death for America.
LOL, you can praddle on, but you can't change reality.
The anti-smoking crusade predates your birth, and by the 1970s smoking was being banned in stores and elevators in some places.
California went statewide in 1995, yet the liberaltarians have made barely a peep, and have no identification with tobbacco issues.
Drugs, porn, abortion, hookers, are what drives the libertarian crowd.
A new prohibition is being implemented in plain sight, in real time, today, and libertarians aren't interested.
Using illegal drugs to escape from reality is cowardice. Attempting to escape from reality also has another name.....insanity.
So remember kids, always use legal drugs to escape from reality, which indicates that you are brave and sane.
Do you have kids? If so how old are they?
Resisting the homosexual agenda is very important to me and FR. If you're now going to start pushing that crap, you can post elsewhere.
conservatives are NOT federalists....
History is littered with cultures that self-destruct.
you do not know many, if any, libertarians do you??
However, you seem to have no problem trying to drive a wedge between conservatives and libertarians...
and you appear to do it often..
perhaps you are simply a republican party hack, who wants to keep the conservative / libertarian wing of the party in check???
I don't care who you are, that's just funny right there...
That's what I thought, too. I actually did laugh out loud when I read it.
Gosh, you ignored the entire post.
I'm mostly reefering (couldn't resist) to the increased numbers of kids that will now become pot smokers because to them and their parents, it will be seen as not too bad. And I'll take any bet you want that I'll be able to pick out the 12 year old who's the pot smoker. And in many cases it becomes an ugly way of life. And my argument if we are talking about an adult is this. Imagine what their conversation (or accomplishments) would be like if they didn't smoke pot? I've been there and done that, seen many sorry cases, so sorry but, this mind ain't moving on pot. And it's a far cry from alcohol. You can have a drink or two and still think rationally. Once you are stoned, even a little bit stoned, your mindset completely changes. And not for the better. It truly is insidious poison. Just one more sign of the world we've become. I would hope and pray that good parents stand up to the challenge for their children's sake.
Thanks for the link. I'm happy for the little girl.
I did notice the docs used disabled HIV.
Enabled HIV, the kind passed by gays, is deadly. It disables their lives — even with new drug treatments — a couple or more decades early. And that's just one pathogen spread by their unnatural behavior.
I have been a prosecutor/defense attorney/judge for almost 30 years now. I have come to the conclusion that the "war on drugs" as currently fought is a failure. It is the same failure that Prohibition was in the 1920's. You cannot use the Courtroom to change people's behaviors. It just doesn't work.
As long as people want to smoke pot, they will smoke pot. The only way to have people stop smoking pot is a negative social stigma coupled with some internal sense of "wrongness" in the activity. Most people won't have sex with dead animals in their front yards because the notion of doing so is repellent to them. That same sense of "wrongness" needs to apply to pot smoking.
Government should deal with the pot issue is the same as every other "bad" behavior, in my opinion. Stop subsidizing it. Stop supporting it. If someone wants to smoke pot, fine. If they can only keep a minimum wage job, let them lead a minimum wage life. No government handouts or support, no disability payments. Let people live with the consequences of their decisions, and if the consequences are bad, they can serve as an example to others.
I had the same initial reaction to Stuartcr's post, but after reading it again, I think it was meant to expose the sad state of mind of many Americans, but certainly not those here on FR. I'm also guessing he hasn't checked his replies to defend his point. Sorry to both of you if I'm wrong.
Colorado and Washington legalizing recreational use was about the only positive thing to take away from the 2012 elections, IMO.
...all-male public saunas, smoking pot in gay nursery schools??? Where do you live?
That said, I have no problem with companies who want to drug test to keep a drug free workplace.
And it will take care of itself.
Please show me in my statement, where you found that I was pushing anything? I was merely making a statement based on personal observation.
I absolutely agree with companies drug testing to keep a drug free workplace. Maybe better to call it a "drug free workforce." It's their work place, they can make whatever rules they want for their employees, and this is a rational rule.
Stoners don't want to pee in the cup, they can go start their own business. Probably in hydroponics.
To hell with your personal observations. FR is the resistance!! If you do not wish to defend against the homosexual agenda (which is just another Marxist tool to destroy our liberty), please leave!!
You are correct. The only place I ever hear of talk about gay marriage and pot laws, is here. Granted I do not have a large social circle, but the people I know, just aren't interested in these 2 issues. They will comment on it a little if someone brings it up, but I don't believe it influences anyone's vote. I am 62yo, work as a defense contractor and get random drug and polygraph tests.
Are you gay?
I read your entire post...
If you knew any libertarians, you would know it is us, not conservatives, that were on the front lines fighting this line of social engineering also..
so, like I said, you do not know any libertarians, do you?
I did not realise that defending against agendas was a FR requirement?
What kind of observations are there, if not personal? Why do you allow atheists and libertarians here then?
Not that I know of.
If your personal observations include defending the homosexual agenda (or any other liberal/socialist/Marxist cause), then you may find your welcome here running out, just as many other atheists and liberaltarians have.
I HATE the homosexual agenda (which is just another Marxist tool to destroy our liberty) and all other agendas that I, as a freeper should defend against, and will fight them with my entire being until death.
'I think the turn-arounds seem fast because to most Americans, these two issues arent that important.'
How does the above statement defend the homosexual agenda?
The WOD is fought incorrectly. You cannot fight a war on drugs where 90% of them are imported without closing the border. Period. When the suppliers start losing 7 out of 10 shipments or more instead of 2 out of 10 (and the number maybe lower) then you will see a change. No matter what Holder's clan say they have no idea how much really comes over the border/ports/aircraft/seas.
I speak from sitting on the border and watching obvious runners come over and get caught taking the under-staffed LEOs off their post and over the next several hours you can see the increase in traffic until they figure the next shift comes on or the arresting officers are back out of the office.
It is the legal system that you and your associates have also implemented that requires insane documentation just to put an illegal Mexican drug runner caught with 200 pounds in jail. It took me 3-5 hours to clear paperwork and arraignments before I was back out. That your honor is BS. Please don't lecture my on civil rights yada yada. It is a broken system all designed to ensure jobs in the legal community not protect rights of the accused.
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Skip to comments.Blogger admits Hawaii birth certificate forgery, subverting Obama claims (Uh-oh)
Posted on 07/03/2008 4:35:19 PM PDT by SE Mom
Jay McKinnon, a self-described Department of Homeland Security-trained document specialist, has implicated himself in the production of fraudulent Hawaii birth certificate images similar to the one endorsed as genuine by the Barack Obama campaign, and appearing on the same blog entry where the supposedly authentic document appears.
The evidence of forgery and manipulation of images of official documents, triggered by Israel Insider's revelation of the collection of Hawaii birth certificate images on the Photobucket site and the detective work of independent investigative journalists and imaging professionals in the three weeks since the publication of the images, implicate the Daily Kos, an extreme left blog site, and the Obama campaign, in misleading the public with official-looking but manipulated document images of doubtful provenance.
The perceived unreliability of the image has provoked petitions and widespread demands for Obama to submit for objective inspection the paper versions of the "birth certificate" he claimed in his book Dreams from My Father was in his possession, as well as the paper version of the Certificate of Live Birth for which the image on the Daily Kos and the Obama "Fight the Smears" website was supposedly generated.
Without a valid birth certificate, Obama cannot prove he fulfills the "natural born citizen" requirement of the Constitution, throwing into doubt his eligibility to run for President.
McKinnon, who says he is 25-30 years old, operates a website called OpenDNA.com and uses the OpenDNA screen name on various web sites and blogs, including his comments and diary on The Daily Kos. In recent years he has divided his time between Long Beach, California and Vancouver, British Columbia. He is a Democratic political activist, frequent contributor to the left wing Daily Kos blog, and a fervent Barack Obama supporter.
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Fake, but accurate.
If he is guilty of FRAUD, then I want to know why he is pushing falsified documents as genuine.
Obama is a racist, thief and liar.
Oh my.
So false, it could have been real.
It's not the facts that are important, it's the spirit in which the forgery was done that is important.
They wanted it to be true, so it is true. We need to understand this and not be so negative!
We always knew he was un-American anyway.
If he he isn't a legal citizen, I say we elect Obama. The man has stones you'd have to cart in a wheel barrow.
Yep- and then there's this:
Big old Bookmark.
If it's proven that that certificate really is a fake - and if Obama's real birth certificate shows that he was not born a U.S. citizen - do you know what the fallout could be? Hillary Clinton would probably get the Democratic nomination after all.
Poor Jay
Hope he lets us know how the view is from under the bus
So what? The ends justifies the means (said in best liberal whine)
Oh my goodness...from the last line of the article:
In the summer of August 2006, blogging on the Daily Kos, opendna aka Jay McKinnon, showing off his DHS-derived knowledge, discusses discusses under the heading of "The Perfect ID Card" the ease of forging US documents, birth certificates in particular:
"Most Americans have worse ID than illegal immigrants. So, you have a letter from a notary that says you told him you're a citizen. Is that supposed to mean something? I'm certain he would sign one saying I told him I'm a carrot. Birth certificates, are you serious? Take a look at yours. Chances are I could counterfeit it at Kinkos."
Me thinks by now, the original can not be found...
I fear this is some kind of set-up.
That, too, must be factored in and planned for.
Doesn't exactly inspire confidence in DHS training, since his efforts did not withstand scrutiny for very long.
Doesn't exactly inspire confidence in DHS itself, since they've apparently trained a con artist.
Good thing he was badly trained then, lol.
Needless to say, that's not the Jay McKinnon that Obama knew...
I've thought about this a great deal- because if this is all that it appears and this BC is fraudulent- then yes- most likely Hillary will get the nod in Denver.
It's all pretty sobering. What will liberals, socialists and regular old Democrats do? What will it do to the country?
Birth Certificates are not issued for Messiahs. Move Along. :)
Way to really help out your candidate. Nice shooting.
You are making the assumption his candidate isn't Hillary!
I love you guys, but you're all crazy.
If that's true..can Hussein still be VP?
We've all considered that. You may be right. But before you conclude that- be sure to read this entire article AND the one I posted in # 10.
Actually, I hope I'm wrong.
But, it never hurts to worst case things.
Also McCain's VEEP pick depends on who he actually has to run against.
I think there's cause for whomever - AG, SOS - to get to the bottom of this.
IF it's true, no, he can't be. First of all- regardless of why the bc is forged- it IS. That is called FRAUD.
I hardly think the DNC would openly go along with that:)
(key word- openly)
Does anyone have a copy of the ORIGINAL high-rez (2427 x 2369) BC image from KOS/Smears, the one that does NOT have the embossed seal?
I now have the high-rez version of the POST-seal image, but need its original.
Let me be the first to say, and I base this BTW from what I remember of the 60s and 70s,this country will change leadership 2 maybe 3 times within the next 4 years. Health problems, political or marital scandals,race riots, energy or biological crisis, terrorist attacks or even assassination plots, this country is headed for some very volatile times.Four years from now JM, BHO, or HRC will not even be in the headlines, just my 2 cents worth.
Changed documents you can believe in.
the truth is out = and all over the news -
What? It's not heading the news?
A presidential candidate tries to pass off a fraudulent BC and no one cares?
Oh, right. I forgot. It's a DEMOCRAT candidate...
no crime, no foul.
Bingo! That's why collectively freepers are so smart:) We debate, confront and second-guess each other. ALWAYS the best way to find the facts.
I've done a lot of reading on this in the last 10 days or so- and I'm nearly convinced this bc is a fraudulent document.
While smart-aleck remarks about why we're crazy for pursuing this are fun- I want techies who are good at this to tell us why this isn't a forgery!
Wouldn't there be some other way, if a journalists were so inclined, to find out information? Was Barry O seen by a pediatrician, are there records (hospital, flight,housing,school,license, whatever) that his mom was in Hawaii at the time of his birth? You would think that there would be some paper trail on Momma Barry re: if she were in the state of Hawaii on Aug. 4th 19XX
All crazy?
And who are you?
Maybe i could also love you if i knew
It is embarrassing to watch FR do this.
It doesn't matter where Obama was born. If his mother was a US citizen, then he is.
Even if he was born in Cuba or North Korea.
Carry on with the insanity. I sure can't stop it.
But it's stupid, it makes FR look stupid, and if that's fine with everyone, keep it up.
Obama obviously had to submit some kind of proof of citizenship or legal alien status to be admitted to the Illinois State Bar. The question is whether it was a birth certificate?
If Obama knew this was a fake, he should have produced the real one to quell these rumors. Frankly I think this might just be a Dan Rather moment. At this point he is going to have to prove he is eligible and he's going to have to do it before the convention. At this point, I have my doubts. Everything about this man is phony.
Pinging mis amigos
The real amazing thing of this story is not that it's a fake ..... it's that a liberal actually 'fessed up to committing a crime. That's extraordinary!
Maybe they are regarding this as a "whitey" video. Why can't the original BC be viewed?
I never saw any that did not have at least a hint of a seal.
guffaw, guffaw..
This is really an amazing turn of events.
Not the forgery, mind you, but the admission of it.
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Item # dsw12prod4050032
Put a playful spin on your look when you step out in the Hope from Madden Girl. This beautiful woven sandal is sure to get you noticed.
- Faux suede upper
- Metallic faux leather T-strap
- Adjustable buckle on ankle strap
- 1¼" platform, 4¾" covered heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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By: Lovethis1
Location: Alabama
April 17, 2013
"This shoe is a beautiful color and the gold tone brings it out perfectly.. you can dress them up or down"
By: ShoeLover90
Location: Sothampton, PA
April 11, 2013
Awesome Shoes
"Great shoes that you can wear for any occasion.And the strap makes them super comfortable!"
By: Yada
Location: VA
April 08, 2013
I loved these but...
"The piece that runs down the center is that gold material which crinkles and creases in a very unattractive way. Also, I thought the peep toe was a little odd when I put it on. Such a same that I had to return these, they were so cute! I love, love, love the color too."
By: ULTRASONIC
Location: NY
March 26, 2013
lovely,comfy,classy n sophisticated
"loved this shoes each time i wear it out i get loads of compliment!!,"
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