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For those who like their murder real quiet-like.
Fun for kids, grown-ups, and control freaks.
Even robots cry when good Pikmin are lost in battle.
Who wouldn't want to be a pirate?
TOM will embrace any excuse to jump back into his pirate voice.
Goofy clothes, crazy weapons, and a sea of the undead to mow down? Sounds like Tom's got a new favorite.
Swords, sorcery, and plenty of slicing and dicing? Sounds like a pretty good time to TOM.
TOM goes back to the basics for a beautiful storybook RPG.
TOM discovers a great game inspired by The Great War.
Tom's Intros
Toonami's future looks bright on the horizon. Or maybe that's just SARA's glowing face.
Strong female protagonists on parade!
TOM: That's Cold
Well, it would be if Tom could sense temperature fluctuations.
TOM: Team Absolution
TOM and Sara: bringing you the best in interstellar animation.
It's a bunch of punches to the face, as it turns out.
TOM: Respect
TOM and anime are here to teach you how to be a better person.
Who's excited for more movies?
TOM: Professional
TOM is about to get starstruck and so are you.
The usual schedule? Ha. You say that like it's a bad thing.
TOM: One Time Only
TOM and SARA give you kids a special treat.
TOM: Movies and Shirts
Celebrate a month of action-packed movies by entering for a chance to win an exclusive Toonami t-shirt.
TOM and SARA are primed and ready for a galaxy far, far away.
TOM: Line 'Em Up
Tom and Sara make interstellar cartoon programming look easy.
TOM: Invincible
Not a lot of wood in the deep reaches of space, TOM. Tread lightly.
TOM: Intimidation
We're not dealing with some random amateurs, here.
TOM: I Don't Have Hands
The fans have spoken: Toonami reigns supreme.
TOM: Holo-Ween
Sorry TOM, that's not how holograms work.
Sage advice from animated ass-kickers.
TOM: Happy Toonami Day
And happy free labor day, as well!
TOM: Feelin' Psyched
Every Saturday night is a special night.
TOM: Fall Back
Tom and Sara turn the Absolution into a time machine.
TOM: High Octane Action
Punching! Yelling! Powering up! More yelling!
Every farewell comes with an exciting hello.
TOM: Equality
TOM and SARA remind us that all humans are created equal. Watch Toonami every Saturday at Midnight.
TOM: Dead or Alive
TOM's a little excited for tonight's Trigun movie.
TOM: Dandy and Shippuden
Cancel your plans; we're about to own your Saturday.
TOM: Damn Straight
Out with the awesome, in with the awesomer.
TOM: Criminal Threats
Allow TOM to demonstrate the superior entertainment value of the Toonami action delivery system.
TOM: Clyde Race
We're betting on Clyde.
TOM: Change Is Coming
Thundercats and Sym-Bionic Titan might be taking a rest, but Sword Art Online is on deck. Look for it starting July 27.
TOM: Big Announcements
News so big it may not fit on your screen.
TOM: All Systems Go
Let's fire this baby up.
TOM: After You
Strap in for 6 hours of uninhibited viewing pleasure.
TOM: 100% Ass-Kicking
We've got a quota to meet, after all.
Events & Promos
Meet the monsters that protect England from the other monsters.
Never giving up a fight, never a hair out of place.
Premiere: FLCL
Space police, robots and the Department of Interstellar Immigration, oh my.
Demons, meet your match. Get ready for Blue Exorcist - coming this March on Toonami.
Sleep doesn't stand a chance against this lineup.
TOM and SARA prepares you for a month long of classic anime movies that will tide you over until new stuff in January. So don't freak out, ok?
Lineup: The Lineup
You want anime? We've got anime. Boy, have we ever got anime.
Just another fancy shuffle in our never-ending pursuit of greatness.
With a Toonami lineup like this, who needs friends?
It's Team Satomi vs. Team White Snow in the final race of the IGPX.
Goku better bring it if he wants to save the planet.
Right on Time for Dandy
TOM's ready to introduce the world to Space Dandy.
As if the challenge weren't daunting enough.
Manipulate the Manual
Toonami desires your input.
Better luck next time, sleep.
That's The Dandy Way
He's a man of principles.
From the makers of Cowboy Bebop comes a new series that features space, aliens, and great hair.
The Dandy Alien Hunter
The universe is vast, infinite, and home to all kinds of boobies.
The hit series finally comes to Toonami. Relive your favorite moments from Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Saturday nights at 3:00a.
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1. The DC Jazz Festival is underway. There are a number of events, including this one at the Capitol Riverfront overlooking the Anacostia River. http://www.dcjazzfest.org/
2. The DC Capitol Fair is also going on all weekend at RFK Stadium in Southwest D.C. Admission is $8. http://rfkfair.com/index.asp
3. If you're feeling energetic, join the Color Vibe 5K run. It's on Saturday in Elkton, Md. http://www.thecolorvibe.com/
4. If your creative flow is working, the last day for the Columbia Arts Festival is on Saturday. It's happening at Columbia Town Center in Maryland. http://columbiafestival.org/
5. Finally in Virginia, workers at the Bristoe Station Battlefield will be giving tours of the park that will include area camps, cemeteries and battlefields. www.pwcgov.org/bristoe
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The food diagnostics market size is projected to increase with rising concerns over food quality and safety, and the implementation of stringent regulations on food safety and foodborne illness prevention. Globalization of food trade has further extended the scope for the food diagnostics market. The emerging markets with increasing demand for food testing are estimated to generate potential opportunities in the market.
The food diagnostics market was sub-segmented into diagnostic systems and consumables. Both, the diagnostic systems and consumables markets were segmented based on their respective types and geography.
The food diagnostic systems include hybridization-based systems such as PCR, gene amplifiers, microarrays, and sequencers; chromatography-based systems such as gas chromatography (GC), liquid chromatography (LC), and high-pressure liquid chromatography (HPLC); spectrometry-based systems such as mass spectrometry (MS); biosensors; immunoassay-based systems such as ELISA; and test kits.
Food diagnostic systems are used to analyze food samples to determine their nutritional content, quality, and to detect the presence of contaminants in the samples. The food diagnostic consumables include reagents essential for performing the tests, disinfectants, and test accessories such as syringes, pipettes, among others.
The North American market was estimated as the largest food diagnostic systems market in 2013. The Asia-Pacific market is estimated to grow at the highest CAGR with emerging markets in the region and increasing demand for food safety and quality. The European market is driven by the stringent food safety and disease prevention regulations.
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The driver sits a little low in the Cedia, but the feeling of space is something that one will rarely experience in a modern sedan. The three-box silhouette may not leave any hearts thudding, but coupled with relatively slim pillars, increases visibility and the feeling of space tremendously. The steering wheel tilts but doesn't telescope, but a good driving position is easy to arrive at. Worth mentioning are the Cedia's electrically adjustable mirrors – they offer a view of the rear that makes the driver know within seconds of getting in how close and where the objects in the mirrors are. The front passenger has a lot of space to stretch his legs, but if two six-foot tall people sit behind each other, the rear occupant will have to compromise a little on knee room. Under-thigh support is not enough for tall people, especially at the rear. Head room is more than sufficient for tall people, again, owing to the slightly dated but functional silhouette. The seats and roof are a little low, so getting in and out may not be easy for elderly people or those with knee or back problems.
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Electronics manager arrested for stealing iPads and returning them
Christmas may have been good at Tammy Holmes' house, but the new year has proven unlucky with the Shreveport woman's arrest by Minden Police.
Holmes, 41, of the 9700 block of Baird Road, is charged with felony theft over $1,500 after stealing two iPads® and an iPad Mini® from the local discount store where she was the assistant manager over the electronics department.
"She told us she wanted her kids to have a good Christmas," said Minden Police Chief Steve Cropper. "But then, she brought the iPads back to the store to swap them, and that's how security ended up getting on to her."
Cropper said Holmes was arrested Tuesday by Det. Chris Cheatham, Det. Keith King, Jr. and Ofc. Ben Allen.
"Holmes admits she stole the items valued at more than $1,500 during December and January," Cropper said. "She brought the iPad Mini back to the store and exchanged it for an iPad on December 27. On January 6, Holmes brought back a different iPad which was a demo version and exchanged it for a $500 gift card."
One iPad is still missing, Cropper said, however, Holmes told officers it is at her Shreveport residence.
"She said she exchanged the iPad for money so she could pay her electric bill," said the chief.
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Board director Sergejus Fedotovas today issued the following statement.
"On behalf of the Board I'd like to thank supporters once again for the commitment you have shown to the club and ask that you maintain this level of support over the final seven home games of the season.
"Our combined efforts on and off the pitch have kept the club alive and we believe that we will pull through our difficulties if we can finish the job we started. I mentioned before the winter break that the progress of Hearts is now in our hands thanks to all the good work that has been done. We are fortunate that if we sell out our remaining seven home games this season we will have achieved a remarkable result.
"I think it is fair to say that the strategy we laid out at the end of last season to transform the team to a younger, more vibrant, attractive footballing club is now beginning to materialise. This does not happen overnight but it is clear to those who attended our games against Inverness, Dundee and Ross County that there was a freshness to the team's play and we fully intend for this work to continue.
"We may not be the best team in the league this season but we can undoubtedly become the best young team in the league. That is our immediate aim and, in time, we hope to see real success as a result of the work we are doing now.
"To continue this work and truly escape some of the critical challenges we have faced this season we'd ask for your continued support in the weeks ahead.
"The club will be meeting at Hampden Park tomorrow (Wednesday 6th February) to discuss all areas relating to the Scottish Communities League Cup Final. As soon as is practical we will then announce formal ticket selling and ticket allocation information to supporters.
"Once again we will be using our successful Loyalty Point system as we expect high demand for this game. We expect that initial sales will be available to those with 4 or more Loyalty Points. In this way, subject to satisfactory allocation, we aim to reward season ticket holders, shareholders and indeed those supporters who roared the team to victory in the semi-final against Inverness.
"As a special one-off promotion we are also hoping to confirm our intention to offer 4 Loyalty Points to everyone who buys a match ticket for the Kilmarnock game here on the 16th February. By doing this we believe, subject to availability, those who continue to help us meet our aim of selling out our home matches at Tynecastle will be eligible to buy a ticket for the Scottish Communities League Cup Final, which could be one of the most historic days in the club's history.
"No team in the history of Heart of Midlothian Football Club has held both the Scottish Cup and the League Cup at the same time.
"To be on the threshold of such an achievement is a credit to everyone at the club and also to you as supporters. This final is for you and we want to make it as accessible as possible to those who have supported the club. We hope that you will see value in buying tickets for the forthcoming Kilmarnock game at Tynecastle to help secure your final seat and, in turn, secure the stability of your own club.
"For this reason we're asking you to join us and help give us a true final push towards financial security and perhaps also previously unattained club success.
"I look forward to seeing you at the Kilmarnock game on 16th February and the Scottish Communities League Cup Final in March."
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Standing 5'10" without heels, she was built to strut catwalks and break necks. Performing in everything from the fabled Victoria's Secret show to high-end fashion campaigns, Jessica defines the modern supermodel. And coming up, she has the White Out Project, which we'll be watching out for. Meet the unique Jessica White.
You've done bikinis and body paint for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Which do you prefer?
My first experience with body painting was pretty funny. I was supposed to be "wearing" a Miami Dolphins jersey with the number 54. Now, I have real breasts, but they're big, so it was almost impossible to get the five and the four over them. If they were a little harder, it would have been easier, but they're real. It took three hours for each boob.
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The painted swimwear is fun, because it's art, and I look at myself as an artist. I love exploring that. When you do a lot of bathing suit and lingerie shoots like I do, you're looking for the next best thing to keep the creative juices going.
What's it like doing the Victoria's Secret show?
Intense. It's a big, epic show. But backstage is probably more interesting than the runway. It's a madhouse…That's the only word to describe it. You've got women running around completely nude trying to get to their next look. It's confusing. It's exciting…It's a big ball of fun.
Have you ever had a runway accident?
Only one. I was doing the Vogue fashion awards when I was 16, live on VH1. I was coming down the steps, and I'm a really hard walker. I hadn't had a mistake yet in my career. Everything had been perfect. So I come down the steps on live TV, and I slip. I didn't fall, but you could see the look on my face. I was mortified. I was devastated. But you live and you learn.
Have you really been celibate for the past year?
Yes! Team celibacy over here. I'm empowering all women. I'm not necessarily saying to stay celibate. Making love is a beautiful thing. But you don't have to connect with someone unless you truly know the person. I'm in love with someone—that doesn't mean I need to connect with him. I'm just telling women to be smarter about the way they go about relationships.
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What do you look for in a guy?
A strong man who isn't going to disappear next to me, because I'm an extremely strong woman. A person who understands that I love my job and that I work extremely hard. I don't want a man who's perfect, because nobody's perfect.
We hear you used to sleepwalk.
Yes, when I was younger. I'd sleepwalk and throw things at my sisters while I slept. I would open up their drawers and throw socks and hit them in the head with shoes.
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The 9th Annual Ruby Canida Banquet was held Friday, January 31, at the Galilee Baptist Church located on High Street where the Reverend J.B. Dunlap serves as the pastor. The banquet dubbed "Am I My Brother's Keeper" is a fund raiser for the Community Out-Reach Mission-CORM, located at 1014-1016 Young Street. CORM is a non-profit, …
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Longview Area Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance install officers
The Longview Area Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance recently held the Installation of Officers program on Sunday, January 26. The installation service took place at Perry Clay CME Church located on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. In addition, Greater Faith Temple COGIC, Parkview Baptist Church, and Perry Clay CME Church provided angelic music for the occasion. …
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The need for dental services will continue to grow due to the aging of the population and the renewed focus on preventative care. To keep costs down, dental offices and other care facilities will increasingly employ dental hygienists to perform services that were traditionally handled by dentists.
Hygienists may prepare clinical and laboratory diagnostic tests for the dentist to review and interpret. Hygienists sometimes work with the dentist during treatments.
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There's a lot of things I want to say about this mini film, but the first word that comes to mind is: WOW. I can't believe all of this (that's right, all of it) is CG. Amazing. Breathtaking. Ephemeral.
shape+color describes this masterpiece as the "fleeting second immediately after you've woken from a dream, where for a moment that dream is your entire, thrilling truth," and I agree, but perhaps for not all the same reasons that he notes. To me, the film is actually unusually melancholic. Even as the viewer is treated to all these beautiful architectural sites, one has to wonder: where have all the people gone? An entire auditorium with snow white seats awaits, empty, an audience of none. The library is full but unread.
It reminds me of a short story I read in middle school by Ray Bradbury, about a city who had lived for many years, awaiting the chance to enact its revenge on the ravishers who had destroyed its inhabitants many eons ago. At the end of the story, the city, its purpose fulfilled, is finally able to die. This city, as shown in the film, in some ways feels like the epilogue to that story. Its final act completed, it remains only as a beautiful yet empty exoskeleton of a once grand civilization.
Or, one could argue that this is the last monument to a population that for some reason had to escape haphazardly into space. The only living being that we see in the movie is probably the man who could not let go of the beauty of his home, and so refused to leave, letting himself slowly die with his city with the passing seasons. In his last homage, he films and documents the beauty of his home.
Either way, I feel like there is a hidden story behind every panel. Each scene is irrevocably marked with the love that the designer, Alex Roman, has for the craft. I can't wait for whatever this man produces next.
This is Kahlua's "Everyday Exotic" ad from around 2005, and I secretly believe it is one of the reasons I enjoy drinking Kahlua so much today (the yummy chocolate liquor taste helps too <3)
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Old Haagen Dazs commercial - I remember I must have seen this sometime around 2004-2005, because I made a rather cool surreal violin + blueberries wallpaper that used a phrase from it, "blueberry haiku." Not sure if I still have that wallpaper running around … but the commercial is here for eternity, haha. You can also download the music too, from the official site! :]


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Based on Nathan Jurevicius' Scarygirl graphic novel – winner of the 2009 Aurealis Award for Best Illustrated Book/Graphic novel – Scarygirlpresents a wondrous adventure into a distinctive and beautifully bizarre world. The titular character Scarygirl is an abandoned child with a tentacle arm who dresses like a pirate, and is haunted by a strange man in her dreams. She sets out into the world to discover the meaning behind her bad dreams, but Scarygirl is hardly helpless, as she has a tentacle-powered arsenal up her sleeve. During her adventure, Scarygirl will be aided by her friends and guardians from the graphic novel, Blister the giant octopus and Bunniguru the mystical, kung-fu rabbit. Her friends and an ever-improving arsenal of combat moves will help her face down enemies like the adorably deadly hedgehogs of the Owl Woods, the violent Goat Clan along the Old Man Mountains, Hairclump spiders deep in the Stinky Swamp, and the most enemiest enemies of all – the clueless crossing guards around Bad Town!
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Franklin - Mayor Tom Taylor told NOW Newspapers that tracks seen near the Oak Leaf Bike Trail last week, which at least one county parks worker believed belonged to a cougar, were identified as the prints of a large dog by a state wildlife specialist.
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'Dumb and Dumber 2' is pretty much the opposite of this summer's surprise hit 'Lucy'. Instead of a woman being propelled toward using 100% of her brain, we have two guys who are barely using any of it. So, what better way to promote 'Dumb and Dumber 2' than wi


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The Santa Cruz VE Group will offer a free amateur radio technician license class in Felton starting on March 3.
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The marathon map has been set in Naperville.
Naperville City Council members have approved the route for the inaugural Naperville Marathon, set for Nov. 10.
Incorporating both a full and a half marathon, the event will start at North Central College. Runners will make their way southwest through the downtown, then head down West Street and cut through the Springbrook Prairie Preserve before circling back toward the northwest, ending up back at North Central.
"If it were on a bicycle, it would be the Tour de Naperville," Councilman Bob Fieseler said.
Participants will have the option of using the event as a qualifying race for the iconic Boston Marathon.
Council member Paul Hinterlong wanted to be certain the event will be minimally disruptive for those who live or travel in the area of the race, and said they should be given plenty of advance notice of the route and timing.
"I would hope that we will have good contact with the residents that will be affected by this marathon," Hinterlong said. "I just don't want to have a lot of complaints that it wasn't planned out or that it wasn't communicated to them. It's a big event, so let's make sure everyone knows about it and how to address it and deal with it when the time comes."
According to City Clerk Pam LaFeber, planners intend to reach out to the community once the route has been established.
"There is going to be media, there are going to be door-to-door fliers, there will be a major communication push for this event," LaFeber said.
Electronic message boards also will go up a week ahead of the race, to let residents and motorists know their routine travels may be disrupted on marathon day.
Registration for the event, approved by the Council in December, opened on Jan. 28. It took about 14 hours for all 3,500 entry slots to fill.
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Governor Snyder celebrated his birthday on Monday, but he's not old enough to be in a nursing home. But for political reasons, he should get a room to work on those who are.The Democrats think, and hope, the GOP governor has a "senior voter" issue.Even though he did it more than two years ago, many seniors looking at their monthly retirement check, see smaller numbers than they did before he took office. For those on a fixed income, they notice.Over the objections of his senior insider advisors, this governor slapped a pension tax on old folks under the age of 67. It was the "fair" thing to do, he still argues. Remember that seniors vote in huge numbers and Democrats will remind them who did that to them and they won't say it was fair.EPIC-MRA pollster Bernie Porn thinks this is a challenge for the incumbent. Democrats piggy-backed the pension tax with the cuts to education that the governor passed in order to fund a hefty business tax hike and it cost some house Republicans their seats last time out.Mr. Porn predicts, "they will run that play again," against the governor.Remembering that the November 2014 election is a long way off and things can change, at this read, Mr. Porn figures the governor is "vulnerable" not only with seniors but independent voters, many of whom are still trying to figure out who the real Rick Snyder is?"There is confusion. He's a little bit rock and roll," Mr. Porn surveys his survey data sheet. (The governor loves data.) "He's doing something's that appeal to independent voters but he's doing an awful lot that does not appeal."On one hand he's pushing the Medicaid expansion stuff which wins him applause from the middle of the political spectrum, but then the middle remembers he signed the Right to Work law and has refused to check-in on gay marriage and other social issues the independents generally support.Apparently guided by the notion that his decisions are not based on political outcomes, he marches on doing what he thinks is right and hoping the voters will credit him for doing that.Perhaps that is his birthday wish?
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-In a smal bowl, mix together olive oil and shoyu. Pour over scallops, generously dousing each one and allow to marinate for 10 minutes.
-Sprinkle sesame seeds and grind black pepper on top.
-Place into a heated skillet over medium-high heat, pouring extra sauce on top, and sear for 1-2 minutes per side.
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'Whatever is true…' (Philippians 4v8)
Join us for an exciting day of discussion, fellowship, encouragement and inspiration. We'll have input from some great Christian media professionals such as the BBC's Rev Richard Coles. It will also be a fantastic opportunity to meet, pray for and share experiences with other Christians working in the media from all over the country. We've got a packed programme but there will also be plenty of time to relax, unwind and re-charge.
-Does Every Song Have to Say Jesus In It?
Broadcast Journalist Andy Walton interviews Rev Richard Coles about how to be a Christian in the mainstream media, followed by Q&A with Richard.
Rev Richard Coles rose to fame with 80s synthpop duo The Communards and now appears regularly on radio, TV and in the papers. He presents BBC Radio 4's popular Saturday morning show Saturday Live.
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It feels like every day the Leveson Inquiry reveals fresh criminality and awfulness in the British media. Phone-hacking, bin-ology, blagging and stalking all seem to be rife. Does it have to be this way? And is this any place for a Christian? We'll talk frankly with people on both sides: a leading media lawyer who has acted for victims of the press, and a reporter on one of our biggest-selling tabloids.
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Points for ordering pizza? Badges for saying "HI!" to you Barrista? Using cameras to catch a tube? What is the world coming to? James Poulter explores how mobile phones, augemented reality and virtual games are changing the way we do every day life. Welcome to reward culture. (All attendees will receive 10 James Bonus Points...)
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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - A man failed to convince a state appeals court Tuesday that Milwaukee Police acted illegally when they arrested him for drug offenses.
The First District Appellate Court upheld the conviction of 32-year-old Gary Scull.
Police were acting on a tip when they went to Scull's north side Milwaukee house with a drug sniffing dog in 2010. A detective walked the dog around the home -- and the dog discovered evidence at the front door.
Officers returned with a search warrant and found drugs and paraphernalia in the home. Scull was later convicted for cocaine possession and maintaining a drug house.
He contended that police searched his home without a warrant. The appellate judges agreed Tuesday that the resulting warrant was not valid -- but they still upheld the conviction, insisting that police believed in good faith that their search was constitutional.
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High Interest / Low-Readability: Fairy-Tale Reader's Theater
Grades K - 2. Every script can become an entire class production by using the "group readings" or the scripts can be used successfully with small groups. Reading levels are provided for every story character and the group readings, allowing the teacher to assign roles according to individual reading abilities. It includes prop and costume suggestions, activities, resource guide, and sound effects audio CD. Supports NCTE and Common Core Standards.


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Wal-Mart ups ante on e-commerce
The nation's largest retailer expects e-commerce to fuel its next wave of growth as it more directly competes with Amazon and Google.
By Laurie Kulikowski, TheStreet
Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) is betting that online sales will fuel the next wave of significant growth for the world's largest retailer as it more directly competes against Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOG).
"E-commerce is the next growth engine for Wal-Mart," Neil Ashe, president and CEO of Walmart's global e-commerce division, said May 1 at a New York investor conference. "We view this as an opportunity for us to grow pretty dramatically."
Emphasizing the company's plans to grow its digital sales, Ashe spoke at Barclays' Retail and Consumer Discretionary Conference in New York.
Wal-Mart is scheduled to announce its fiscal first-quarter earnings on May 16. Shares gained 1.4% to close at $46.40 to extend their advance this year to 33%.
"Our opportunity is not to become a multichannel commerce, but rather to be that company that satisfies the customer when, where and how she wants to be served," Ashe said. "The path we were on wasn't going to get us there."
Ashe was hired in January 2012 by the Bentonville, Ark., company to run the giant retailer's online strategy, which includes both the U.S. and international operations. Ashe was previously president of CBS (CBS) Interactive. He was CEO of CNET Networks and led the sale of the company when it was acquired by CBS in 2008.
'A Lego business'
Wal-Mart has forecast $9 billion in global e-commerce sales for its current 2014 fiscal year. (Previously, the company didn't break out online sales.) The company's overall revenue for its fiscal 2013 year, which ended in January was just under $470 billion.
The global retailer trails online giant Amazon.com. Wal-Mart is allocating significant resources and investment to its global technology platform, which includes online fulfillment centers as well as the ability to scale the services in all of its markets.
"The business model for e-commerce -- the financial model will be faster growth, slightly lower margins and obviously lower investment, but that doesn't mean no investment," Ashe said.
"Retail is a Lego business," he said. "The capital is about new units and new units drive growth. We don't need new units, but we do need a constant investment in technology."
Wal-Mart's efforts to build out its e-commerce platform include the acquisition of small Internet specialty companies and expanding markets such as China and Brazil. Walmart owns a majority stake in Chinese Internet retailer Yihaodian.
Wal-Mart is about to roll out a new homepage for Walmart.com. Changes to the homepage include more prominent functions such as search, what's trending and where to find the nearest store, Ashe noted.
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Since half of Wal-Mart customers own smartphones, it also means using so-called big data, social media sites Facebook (FB), Twitter and Pinterest and mobile platforms to figure out consumers' interests, which will be reflected in merchandise assortment, Ashe said.
Wal-Mart's focus on its e-commerce strategy not only allows the retailer to reach customers who don't have stores nearby, but, more importantly, the online customer is a "significantly better" customer than one that only shops at a store.
"We're seeing significant growth in customers that don't shop currently at our stores," Ashe said.
Another service that Wal-Mart is experimenting with is the ship-to-store phenomenon at select stores, in which customers can place an order online, but make the actual purchase in-store. Ashe said this method works particularly well for the customer who prefers to pay in cash and avoid shipping charges. And of course, it gets the customer into the store.
Other retailers are also experimenting with merging online with brick-and-mortar stores, Gap (GPS) announced last month at its annual investor day that it was expanding its offerings to include "ship-from-store, find-in-store and reserve-in-store."
Wal-Mart changed its store sales policies to allow for revenue credit of e-commerce sales in a store's geographic trading area, which has already had a sizable impact, Ashe said.
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The Spina Bifida Program at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is a multidisciplinary program providing comprehensive evaluation and long-term management for infants, children and teens with spina bifida, spinal cord injuries and other spinal cord abnormalities.
Program team members provide coordinated care and consultative services to infants who have had their initial surgery (prenatally or after birth) at CHOP to close the spina bifida defect, spinal cord anomaly or spinal cord injury, as well as children who did not have their initial surgery at CHOP, but have come for the coordinated treatment and services available through this program.
Children with spina bifida and spinal cord defects have complex medical issues involving multiple body systems such as the central nervous system, musculoskeletal system, urinary and intestinal systems.
The Spina Bifida Program at CHOP provides continuity of care for children with these disorders. It bridges the gap between primary and specialty care, and provides a vital link to medical and support services available to children with these disorders.
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The Spina Bifida Program Clinic is conducted on Wednesdays in the Musculoskeletal Center on the second floor of Seashore House, part of CHOP's Main Campus.
During clinic, our team takes a complete history, provides an examination of each child, discusses medical issues and recent challenges and accomplishments from the child's and family's point of view.
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April 24th, 2009
12:52 pm
I, too am a traditionalist but not opposed to smart growth. Keeping in close in leaves me to wander the vast expanses until it catches up with me….then migrate.
Never aspired to be packaged like a sardine. Give me 100 acres and all the four-legged critters that seek refuge on it. To what goes on its perimeters will be of no consequence. I am a seclusive animal by nature.
April 24th, 2009
1:15 pm
Oops! Toss that first in out.
April 24th, 2009
1:20 pm
I was going to take the day off but you just can't make up some of this stuff.
Campaign Solutions, a Republican consulting firm advising Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's political action committee, has parted ways with the former Republican vice presidential nominee.
The group had been working with the Palin operation to raise money for SarahPAC but decided to step aside after a series of strategic and philosophic differences, according to a source familiar with the decision.
Campaign Solutions head Becki Donatelli had long been associated with the fundraising efforts of Arizona Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) and got to know Palin during last year's presidential campaign.
When Palin decided to set up a PAC earlier this year as a first step toward solidifying her role on the national stage and potentially positioning herself for a 2012 presidential run, Donatelli's firm was the obvious choice to help raise money for the fledgling effort.
"When the Governor gave Kristan Cole permission to launch a legal expense fund, she had one request: keep it in Alaska. Campaign Solutions is not based in Alaska," said SarahPAC spokesperson Meghan Stapleton. We appreciate Donatelli's good work for us, but as we have been saying all along, the Governor is focused on Alaska and Alaskans."
SarahPAC formally incorporated in late January but is not required to file a report detailing its contributions and expenditures until the end of June.
The parting of ways between Palin and Campaign Solutions is the latest sign of a divide between the governor's official Alaska staff and those advising her on the national level. Palin has struggled badly to balance those competing interests; she recently agreed to and then canceled an appearance at a fundraiser to benefit the Republican House and Senate campaign committees.
The news of the latest problem in Palin's political world comes on the same day that the Alaska governor announced the formation of the Alaska Fund Trust, an official legal fund designed to "defend the integrity of the Alaska Governor's Office from an onslaught of political attacks launched against current Governor Sarah Palin, the First Family, and state-employed colleagues," according to a mission statement on the organization's Web site.
It also comes less than 24 hours after Levi Johnston, the former fiancee of her daughter, Bristol, appeared on CNN's "Larry King Live" to discuss his relationship with the Palins.
April 24th, 2009
1:27 pm
A hopeful overture, but this is not a site conducive to "detente". On the contrary.
Would that it were, though.
@ @@,
Your second sentence. Exactly.
As to my advocacy of "density": yes, I realize that it's controversial, especially here. Let me seize upon your objection to it, then, so as to explain what I do and don't mean.
I've spent too much of my life in margerine spread too thin. Not enough SPF? No, what I mean is that when humans live amidst sprawl, usually they live in a prettified landscape of cultural vacuity. A child cannot cycle a mile without a change of scenery, a change of interest, a change of stimulus. And a chair-ridden senior cannot make it a block.
Where there is density there is human culture, tightly packed. Urban designers call it "animation", and toward achieving a certain degree of animation they try to design civic environments with a specific "grain" (a close relative to the sense in which I intend the word "density"). Rural environments, in this conception, can be assigned "grains"–matrices that account for their various but uniquely rural stimuli–and urban environments, to the extent that they are urban in the most urbane sense, are at the top of the scale: they are considered "fine-grained", meaning the most stimulative, most of the time. To be a high school dropout in Paris is still to be educated, because one knows Paris. To be a waif in New York or Baltimore or Sao Paolo still means that one possesses street-smarts, a sense of "placeness", some conception of a robust culture and something of that culture's history. It means, if nothing else, that one is likely to possess a fighting pride. Density, then, in cities and hamlets, can be better than greedy margerine sprawl because it produces a kind of quiet cultural dynamo.
On the other hand, who could dispute that density can be dysfunctional, counterproductive, even soul-killing? The last time I checked, the most densely populated residential neighborhoods in the U.S. were Manhattan, and San Francisco's relatively tiny Chinatown; Manhattan, for the obvious reason that its pricey residences are stacked so high, and Chinatown, because they are crammed so tight. At the time of the study, Manhattan's average height was 11 stories, while Chinatown averaged only 2.5; yet, Chinatown was cramming far more people into far less floorspace.
Like I said: Good density, bad density; density not necessarily good.
On the whole, though, my sense is that as cities such as Atlanta grow, they should not grow broader, nor necessarily higher. They would do better to grow thicker. Thickness thickens culture, which melts the natural thickness of people's skulls.
April 24th, 2009
1:40 pm
Well Jackie,
I woke up this morning at 4:30 with a song in my heart and a destination on my mind. Old "Charles", The Original has to be there, work, at 7:00AM.
And what crap are you referring to? You don't have to respond if you're white. The New World Order crowd doesn't allow white people to openly address any subject pertaining to race, God, or country. Eric Holder said, in too many ways, we are, essentially a nation of cowards…
But as for us, we wake up each morning with our minds-and our minds are-stayed on Jesus. We wake up each morning with our minds- and our minds are-stayed on the Lord-Hallelujah!
You know the Devil can't do us no harm- when our minds are-stayed on Jesus. The Devil can't do us no harm-when our minds are-stayed on the Lord God Almighty!
You had better drink of this water Jackie while you still have time.
April 24th, 2009
1:46 pm
Charles, The Original,
Not to intrude upon you conversation with Jackie, but exactly which subject pertaining to race did you wish us whites to address?
April 24th, 2009
2:11 pm
Did you respond to Eric Holder? He said essentially that whites won't respond to any subject pertaining to race, cowards.
I don't know why Jackie had such an adverse reaction to my comment @ 10:00. It must be the Manchurian Candidate syndrome.
April 24th, 2009
2:18 pm
Yes, Charles, I did read your comment, but, forgive me, I don't see what it has to do either with Gen. Holder or with your suggestion that white people are dodging something. What do you mean?
As to Holder, I don't see why he's allowed Napolitano to continue her play onto his field. If anyone's to be the J. Edgar here, it should be he, not she. Smells to me like a put-up deal, coming straight out of the Oval: She to play the heavy, and he to scoop up after the fact.
It stinks.
April 24th, 2009
2:29 pm
and yet, Poultry, even in the urbans, we gravitate to our own kindliness. Now that, in and of itself, says a lot about who we are, dont'cha think? Since I prefer seclusion, consider me an outcast from all tribes.
Commune-all living outside the tin and in.
I had to go into the city yesterday. Stopped at a red-light, I heard this guy yelling at the top of his lungs….at who, I was unable to determine. It was "Mofo n****** this and mofo n****** that. Maybe I should have been offended, but I wasn't. I got rather tickled at the inhumanity. When I returned home to the burb, I stopped at Wal-Mart where there was a young girl walking through the parking lot and talkin' on her cellphone screaming the same epithets into her communication device.
Inside the can, outside the can….it's all the same amusing crap to someone like myself.
Give me scat of the animal variety on 100 anyday. Not drawn to the drama am I.
April 24th, 2009
2:32 pm
Poultry, you must have been eating too many eggs or drinking our share of the milk.
Jesus is able to help you connect the dots. Or Jesus can help you avoid being a stumbling block for those who have eyes but can't see.
April 24th, 2009
2:33 pm
Sarah Palin, the gift that keeps on giving.
April 24th, 2009
2:44 pm
You make these outrageous and outlandish statements that are your opinion.
Apparently you think you can say things are provocative without someone asking you for verification.
As has been my belief, you claim to be a person of color with the thought your idea(s) are what is lacking in the minority community.
I do not believe that you are a person of color, nor do I believe your ideas are those that offer any help to any solution in the minority community. For example, you would profess to be helping the minority community and I asked you directly and specifically what organization you were a part of that offered a plan to help minorities. You failed to produce any information.
April 24th, 2009
2:45 pm
No, @@, don't take me wrong. I dig where you are. Recondite. Low-profile. Away from the street vulgarity that attaches to urban living. I mean, what can I say? Except, Good for You!
I'm just saying that it would be better were we to craft more various environments, for different people who want to live differently. Jim Wooten is an absolute bullmoose about advocacy for living on the mindlessly sprawling urban edge of the city that has provided his living. In JW we see Georgia urbanizing while coming to it kicking and screaming. It's silly.
Tell the child that this will hurt me worse than it will hurt her, and then bloody well innoculate the poor fearful waif.
It's for the best.*
* (Hey, How's that for a perfectly liberal sentiment?)
April 24th, 2009
2:55 pm
You observed the best of what the integrationist New World Order crowd has too offer humanity. There is no protection found in seclusion. This isn't a battle between flesh and blood or brains and brawn. This is a spiritual battle for the soul of men and women…
You had better turn to Jesus while you still have time.
April 24th, 2009
3:06 pm
I've got to run everyone. We've come to the end of another day. You had better send a prayer up and thank God that Old "Charles", The Original hasn't deceived any person. He is forever leading God's people down the straight path.
I will talk to everyone on Monday or sooner; God willing.
April 24th, 2009
3:12 pm
I tried to send you a civil reply, but the housecats cut it from their line-up.
So maybe later, if the Olympian gods are willing.
@ @@,
As happened with my response to Charles, the jive turkeys ate my term paper, or else by now you'd have had my response to, my explanation for, you. The gist is, that I'd hoped it could have gone without saying that you beautiful hermits could be left alone whilst the cities proceed to citify, the farmers to farm. All of it is within the realm of possibility, if only we will face down, and try to balance, the surmountable tension caused by population growth, meaning among other things prosperity, pressing against all the rest of our values and goals. It's not that big a deal, really, provided that you (a) first shoot the fascists and (b) handle the remaining greedheads by first clearing all smoke and therefore attorneys out of the room.
A four-dollar can of Raid should do the trick. I believe the company makes one specific to lawyers.
April 24th, 2009
3:18 pm
I agree that Charles is a figment. In the future I will ignore him as such.
April 24th, 2009
3:19 pm
Answering the Original Charles, a proposition:
Blacks (or Negroes to use his preferred term) have historically had a very high prevalence of devotion to the Christian creed. I suggest that it is this ingrained cultural fealty to an imaginary Sky Fairy that makes the average Negro (again, using Charles' formulation) that creates the condition that Charles perceives:
"…so-called educated integrationist Negroes and their enforcers, who've been begging Europeans for centuries to feed, clothe, shelter, educate, employ, and indoctrinate the black masses, there will always be the smell of decay coming out of America."
Perhaps, Charles, you need to look at your own superstitious predilections as a potential source of this weakness you decry. It is not for nothing that Jesus' followers are pegged using the imagery of sheep. Flocks of them.
April 24th, 2009
3:34 pm
Recondite because nobody here or on the hill cares to put forth the real effort.
Prosperity holds a different meaning for different people. Who will have the final say as to what prosperity means? Shoot the fascists? Specifically speaking, who would you say they are? Where there are politicians, there will always be smoke that obscures.
My child will be a conservative urbanite. How's that for a former dependent independent?
In which direction should I turn? He's all around me in the glory of His Father's creation. I can see past the insanity to what matters most. I look down for his awesome wonder. It's to be found in the eyes of every child. Adults? not so much.
April 24th, 2009
3:42 pm
Speaking of earth day, for the last week I have been watching the "going green" edition of "House Hunters". All the people looking for a home consider themselves "green" and want a "green" house.
In every case the buyers have been a couple with no children, The smallest house chosen during the week for the two people was 3800 sq. feet while the largest was 4900 sq. ft. The green features in the houses were bamboo flooring and carpet made from recycled plastic, non toxic paint, and energy efficient appliances. That's it other than double pained windows which are mandatory most places. Also worth mentioning was that all houses bought were brand new.
Now I may not be an expert on "the green" movement but if these people wanted to reduce their impact on ole Mother Earth, would it not have made sense to by an older house, rather than cut the trees needed to build a new one. How about all the manufacturing involved in producing all the products for their new "Green" house. They could have easily added bamboo floors and recycled carpets and had the same effect as the new green house.
The difference was that all the houses shown were in designated "green" neighborhoods. No status in having a green house unless everyone knows.
Going green is nothing more than a fad.
April 24th, 2009
3:45 pm
"Congress has authorized spending as much as $1.5 billion over 10 years to maintain the aging Metro system, but the legislation requires that Virginia, Maryland and the District modify the regional compact that governs the operation and funding of the transit agency."
See Georgia Teabaggers, you overwhelmed MARTA last week to travel to the Capitol to stage your hate fest, you are paying for a system in DC, but when poor MARTA begged the state legislature to allow it to use its own funds as it sees fit you were the primary naysayers. Hypocrits I say.
April 24th, 2009
3:56 pm
Fact is, I don't want to hurt nobody right now except the unsufferably politically correct AJC twerp who recently ate my rejoinder to Jackie.
That's the kind of cheapjack tactic that gets my blood to boil, and it's my fault for not calming myself, in the face of the AJC's petty shoplifting, so that I can respond to you responsibly nor even, thanks to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, responsively.
Your first paragraph is a literal response to my poetic response to the stupid misconduct of the AJC's nerds, muffins and uber-trolls.
The question I would ask about your own child, to whom you refer: Where will she settle, in the end? I don't mean this as a challenge or referendum. I'm just asking.
I presume that you want her to make her own decision, yet obviously you are prepared to be proud of that eventual decision as a product of your own influence. (I believe that's one of the countless things commonly called "Motherhood".) So you trump me.
Just kidding. I don't want your daughter unknown to choose any other than the setting and scope that suit her happiness. Nor do I want anything less for you, and nor should you want anything else for me.
But look: you know that this is Georgia, a beautiful big canvas upon which still can be painted almost anything. The recent past, unfortunately, has proved that point.
Still, I'm an optimist. Where now?
April 24th, 2009
4:28 pm
I find no fault in being an optimist. Mine is somewhat reserved for the up close and personal.
If I had to guess where my daughter would eventually settle, it'd be somewhere that her children can safely roam and explore. It was after all, what she had the freedom to enjoy in childhood. I know a couple with a small child who live in the city by choice. The child will never be allowed to embark on her own. She will always be accompanied by an adult. That seems so restrictive to me.
Did you grow up in an urban setting, Poultry?
April 24th, 2009
4:29 pm
I believe Charles appears occasionally to "stir the pot" with racial innuendos and other such nonsense.
I have had many of the same issues with this blog. You put together a response(s) to a posting and it disappears.
April 24th, 2009
4:45 pm
News reports today indicate Gov. Perdue is planning to hold on to the $178 million federal public education stimulus money.
Wonder how this provides leadership and insight relative to the improvement of GA schools?
April 24th, 2009
4:47 pm
Sorry, Jackie, but I can't reconstruct it now. I'll never again respond to a provocation from Charles, as I'm convinced he doesn't exist.
I didn't mean to presume, and I apologize. I'd meant to use your daughter as a case-in-point, and it was stupid of me to think that a mother ever could think of her own daughter in such an abstract.
In answer to your question, no, neither could I personally bear to see off my child in many of the forms of urban transport. However, my understanding is that in NYC, even after 9/11, young children continue to learn the transit systems without a lot of help. They still become in their movements fairly autonomous and self-reliant, then.
April 24th, 2009
5:17 pm
For the first time today I found all five before the buzzer in "Can you see the change". I feel really good about this weekend.
April 24th, 2009
5:19 pm
New Yorkers are a rare breed, Poultry. I don't know if it's still the case, but during Giuliani's reign as mayor, crime diminished considerably. Like you said, street smarts are a valuable asset — even at a young age.
My daughter's been to New York two….maybe three times. She's now dating a guy whose brother and sister-in-law are musicians for Broadway productions. She finds all cities, whether here or abroad to be pretty much the same. It's the cultural arts that she enjoys. She travelled to the U.K. within days after the terrorist car bombing. A real nail biter for me.
When she got there, it was the quaint countryside that she gravitated to. Had many a picture taken with sheep grazing. After that it was off to Italy to visit a friend. There she found the laundry strung above cobbled streets to be picturesque. While her friend was on duty call, she toured the Sicilian coast on the back of a scooter with his girlfriend who didn't speak a word of english. They went shopping for bathing suits and the girlfriend insisted that they buy two just alike. My daughter thought that was cute but strange since no girl here in the states would be caught dead wearing the same outfit. Off to the parent's house for introductions. The flat was small, the father overweight in what we call a wife beater shirt and the mom was barefoot and cooking. "Just like in the movies!" says she.
She has a zest for the unfamiliar.
April 24th, 2009
5:26 pm
Oh, and Poultry? Quit apologizing. If you've offended me, I either failed to notice or simply can't be any longer. I'll let you in on a little secret. Whenever you see a post I've typed followed by an assortment of letters, it's my way of cussing someone out without actually cussing them out. For instance:
Only I know what that means. Others are left to wonder.
April 24th, 2009
5:48 pm
To your daughter, Bravo!
In Italy they still think of "streets" as something like what we might call a promenade, a pedestrian path between buildings. The thought of mechanized vehicles taking pride of place over humans and their carts–well, it's still a little unthinkable when it comes to actual streets, as distinguished from roadways, highways, expressways, etc. Here, we think of every inch as grist for the tire treads. Zambonis on the rink, golf carts in the shopping center, ever-remultiplying subspecies of Lexi on display just inside the Costco exit.
In most of the world still, this obnoxious sort of intrusion is unthinkable, not only because it's unusually exhorbitant but also because it violates the general global norm that defines a street as a lane fit for human travel, commerce and intercourse. Were Cobb County somehow to touch down in present-day Sicily, say, the result would be a cultural destruction greater than that visited upon Nagasaki in 1945: In place of culture, nil.
April 24th, 2009
5:49 pm
Guess whose back on the scene. I kind of agree with the Attorney General. We have a lot of cowardice here. When I sign off, there are a lot of references to "Charles", The Original. But when I'm on line, there is hardly a whimper.
Now with respect to ignoring my comments, I hope many of you do. There is tremendous work involved in raising the consciousness of helplessly deceived persons.
Likewise, our organization is open to all so-called educated integrationist Negroes seeking transformation. But we hope many don't accept our invitation because it's just too much worked involved.
There are credible organizations that transform so-called educated white people too.
April 24th, 2009
5:57 pm
Go to hell, Charles.
You're unoriginal.
April 24th, 2009
6:03 pm
Of course, those who used cloth diapers in the 40s and 50s were not making environmentally aware choices; they were using only what was available (other than trying to anticipate the pee and poop and holding the baby over the grass instead of putting some kind of cloth catcher on them.)
On his idea that NIMBys don't want expressways out of greed: put one through Wooten's farm and see how happy he is. What a good, for-the-better-of-all citizen.
Glad to see him come out against earmarks. We will remember that.
On Grady: oh, please. That place continues to be poorly run. Use the consultant's ideas, BUT QUIT PAYING HER TO CONTINUE GIVING THEM. Surely after that many months you have reaped all the ideas she has.
On indigent care at Grady and in general: much more should be expected of all who use it, no matter their county. Cut back on non-emergency use of the emergency room, for one. Garnishee welfare checks. Expect Medicaid babies' mothers to pay, over time, for their birth, even if it is $5 per week.
April 24th, 2009
6:07 pm
Stacking that BS higher, are you?
April 24th, 2009
6:08 pm
Poultry, that response is indicative of demonic possession. And we should know because the average so-called educated integrationist Negro that we diagnose is filled with that kind of malevolent spirit.
April 24th, 2009
6:18 pm
Now remember, you people agreed to ignore my comments, to act as if "Charles", The Original doesn't exist.
I guess the urge to strike out at a good spirit is too strong to resist.
April 24th, 2009
6:25 pm
You have no idea, Charles! Why hell, I'm so possessed that I'm not only an integrationist Caucasian, I'm positively and enthusiastically miscegenistic, you blind man who cannot yet see.
April 24th, 2009
6:31 pm
And yes, "Charles", The Original has been placed in a win- win- position. If you strike at me, that malevolent spirit is revealed. And if you remain silent, the Attorney General's "essentially coward's" comment is magnified.
This is God's doings.
April 24th, 2009
6:41 pm
I'm pretty sure that the Almighty does not work through the Attorney General of the United States. If He does do, then let me be struck both dumb and blind.
April 24th, 2009
6:42 pm
I never agreed to ignore the deranged ranting of Original Charles (the Potato Chip?). I'm happy to repeatedly call him out on his delusional Black Nationalist variation on New Age woo and fairy tale superstition. Though he cannot bear to look in the mirror to see the obvious, his groveling at the feet of the imaginary Sky Fairy is part and parcel of the slavish mindset he claims to abhor.
A man with his mind in shackles will never be free, Charlie. You got more chains on you than Toby.
April 24th, 2009
6:44 pm
Good for you, Munchausen. Charles has got to be a figment of someone's perverse imagination.
Might I guess, of whose?
April 24th, 2009
6:48 pm
Not so Poultry. The Bible clearly shows that if it is his will, God can work through inanimate objects. Moses and his formidable rod can attest to it.
April 24th, 2009
6:50 pm
And yes, "Charles", The Original has been placed in a win- win- position. If you strike at me, that malevolent spirit is revealed. And if you remain silent, the Attorney General's "essentially coward's" comment is magnified.
This is God's doings.
April 24th, 2009
6:54 pm
I've got to leave again everyone. Dr. Stanley Monteith will began the second hour of his program @www.radioliberty.com.
I missed the first hour featuring Dr. Dennis Cuddy. So, I will talk to everyone later; God Willing. http://www.radioliberty.com
April 24th, 2009
6:55 pm
Dang. Guess I'm suffused with the devil. Call Booby Jindal, I hear he dabbles in exorcisms.
Charles, do you hear voices, too? Ever get the urge to mount a battle at Waterloo?
April 24th, 2009
7:08 pm
Charles, if you're real then I really don't know what you're on about. If you discern yourself as imbued with the Holy Spirit, then why presume that I cannot construe that possibility, despite my deficiencies in the melanin department? If you've got it, brother, then for His sake, deliver it, say it.
That you prefer combatitiveness gives you away as a fraud.
April 24th, 2009
7:14 pm
Hang on a minute, Midnight Munchies.
I'm still clinging to a threadbare hope that he's for real on this one. Let's please wait and see how he responds.


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