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Salina South senior Marcus Cutler still isn't in love with the 400-meter dash.
It's growing on him, though, and why not?
"It's horrible," Cutler said after winning the most grueling of the sprints Friday night in the Class 5A track regional at Salina Stadium. "It's not my favorite, but I am starting to like it a lot more.
"Next year, I'm looking to run it in college."
The 400 was just part of Cutler's gold medal haul in the regional, which also included victories in the long jump, 100-meter dash and the 1,600 relay. The top four regional finishers in each event qualified for state next Friday and Saturday in Wichita.
"I felt it was a really good meet," said Cutler, who outdueled South teammate Mike Jones in both the 100 and 400, plus teamed with Jones, Justin Stonebraker and Marcus Williams to win the relay. "I felt I came in with a lot of intensity and ran well."
It started with the long jump, where his mark of 22-7 1/4 was not far off his 22-10 previous best. He then edged Jones in the 100 with a season-best time of 10.81 seconds to Jones' 10.98.
"My start won me the race," said Cutler, who has run in Jones' shadow for most of the past two years.
In the 400, he came out of the last turn in first place and finished in 50.65 to Jones 50.99. Cutler's best this season was 50.38.
He led off the 1,600 relay with a sub-49 split and handed to Stonebraker, who maintained the lead for Jones and Williams to finish at 3:24.78.
"I feel I'm there," Cutler said of his prospects for state. "I feel like I can do well."
The only other event victory for South's boys, who finished second to Hays in the team race, came from Jones with a 22.46 clocking in the 200. Hays won the meet with 188 points to 96 for the Cougars with Salina Central sixth at 31.
Other state qualifiers for the South boys were Tristan Irish with third in the 1,600 (4:40.93) and 3,200 (10:27.34), Cade Calvert with fourth in the 110 hurdles (15.92) and Williams with fourth in the 200 (23.23).
For Central, Decker Gates took third in the triple jump (41-4 1/2) and fourth in the high jump (6 feet). The Mustangs also got third from their 400 relay team of Isaac Rodriquez, Terrell Rodriquez, Spencer Schrader and Austin Palmateer (44.86) and 1,600 relay consisting of Isaac Rodriquez, Terrell Rodriquez, Noah Smucker and Schrader (3:27.14).
Salina Central's girls raced to third in the team standings with 87 points, led by three-event winner Shaelyn Martin. Newton won with 113 points to 112 for Valley Center.
Martin continued her dominance in the hurdle events, breaking her personal best in the 100 with a 15.53 and cruising in the 300 with a 47.71. She then ran the anchor led on the winning 1,600 relay with Katelynn May, Jetta Greene and Mareshah Francois in 4:11.82.
"If I improve a little bit, it makes a difference," Martin said of her 100 hurdles time. "At league I ran 46.5 (in the 300 hurdles), which was by far my PR and today I ran 47, so the past four meets I've felt very comfortable.
"I feel very strong and in shape."
May, a freshman, followed up her first-place finish at the league meet last week by winning the 800-meter run again in 2:25.53. She ran in front the whole time, beating runner-up Megan Holloway of Salina South by more than 1 1/2 seconds.
"I like to be out in front," May said. "It gives me a better feeling because I know if I'm up there I have a chance."
As for heading to state as a regional champion both in the 800 and on the 1,600 relay, she said, "I'm so excited."
Central also had a regional champion in the 400-meter dash, where freshman Jetta Greene won in 1:01.58. Other state qualifiers for the Mustangs were Bronwyn Ross (second at 9-6) and Halie Turner (9-6) in the pole vault, Francois second in the 200 (27.50), Michelle Parker with fourth in the javelin (110-4), Erin Harvey with fourth in the discus (116-4) and the 400 relay of Greene, Martin, Francois and Morgan Hauserman (51.57) with a fourth place.
For South, in addition to Holloway's second-place finish in the 800, Emily Webb was runner-up in the javelin (118-0), Demi Roets fourth in the 100 (13.09) and Paige Rose fourth in the 200 (28.66).
The Cougars also qualified all three relays with Roets, Erica Sander, Rose and Courtney Frost third in the 400 (51.53), Roets, Tierra Lundgren, Sander and Holloway third in the 1,600 (4:17.48) and the 3,200 team of Naomi Landolt, Brooke Keller, Briawna Sunderlin and Holloway fourth (10:15.07).
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None that I really can think of. Unless Shakespeare counts. I have never liked any of his stuff. I mean, the stories are good or whatever, but reading them is impossible. I'm pretty sure I slept through the classes we had to read "Julius Caesar"
boring city, guys.
Breaking Dawn. Kind of "It" but not really. It was a very well written book. (obviously if it had such a profound affect on me)
Basically a book using all of the elements I described in my last post about books.
Man I would be RICH.
Also, I am not a very good writer.
I really like books with these elements:
Alternate worlds/dimensions
People on quests through alternate dimensions using magic
Time Travel
Don't read those. We've been over this.
I once watched a TV special entitled "J.K Rowling, a day in the life"
that counts right?
I don't know what that means…
Like, they lied about writing it?..or….
I dont know.
I have never read one. Those are trashy.
Harry Potter
followed by
His Dark Materials
also recently
The Abhorsen trilogy
I'll never know. Probably any book I read. Since I have the taste of a 12 year old boy who loves fantasy stories, most of my choices I should probably be ashamed of.
I hate myself
Um…I don't know.
The Laramie Project? Does that count?
It's all I've got…
Again. Can't even think of a non-fiction book I have read in the past. Or anything that changed my mind about anything…
Kayleigh mentioned "Night" that was like half non-fiction I think. Based on true events. Or maybe it was non-fiction. I really just don't know. And that didn't change my mind about anything. I straight up already have the strongest feeling about the Holocaust and that just fueled them. I have mental images in my head that I will never get out because of that book. Man. don't get me started on the holocaust.
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The Dollhouse Murders.
I remember loving this book, but hardly remember the plot now. I was really into mystery kind of books as a kid. I search for it now and then, but the Longview Library doesnt even have it.
I just really want to read this again..
hmmm. I kind of want to say The Golden Compass, but I wouldn't say it was desecrated. That's an intense word. I actually enjoy the movie for what it is, but it got a pretty bad wrap.
The books are so controversial that they really toned down a lot of Philip Pullman's messages and symbolism and everything in the film. Of course they had to leave a lot of stuff out (as films always do) but they left off with a really retarded ending to make way for a sequel that will never come.
Also, Twilight. That movie was terrible. But I really dont care about it, so I talked about The Golden Compass.
Gone with the Wind. for sure.
MAN that book is so good. It's a classic that is easy to read. The movie is basically just as spectacular. It's so gorgeous. Just the whole story of GWTW is fantastic. Never gets old.
The movie was really well done too. Since its like four hours long, it really sticks to the book pretty closely and does a good job with it.
Plus Vivien Leigh is just perfect in every way. Also, Clark Gable is FOOOINNEEEE.
Scarlett and Rhett are fantastic characters.
Memoirs of a Geisha
I read this a while ago, and need to reread it, but I remember really being interested in the culture of Geishas. It was fascinating. But since it was also fiction, it had a really intriguing storyline. Yeah. I like that book a lot. Adding to my list of rereads.
I will never be able to whistle.
I used to be able to until I got braces in 5th grade, then when I got them off my whistling ability disappeared.
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Hello everyone. I wonder if you can help me.
I ride my Honda Hornet all year round and commute to work all week. I am finding keeping it clean and corrosion free in the winter (especially with all the grit/salt on the roads at the moment) very time consuming and frustrating.
Every weekend I end up spending far too long hosing it down and cleaning all the salt off and then spraying the bike with WD40 or GT85 to try to stop any corrosion occurring.
I don't have loads of spare time every weekend, and wonder if anyone has any tips for winter cleaning to try to speed up my cleaning routine? It just seems such a waste of time to spend ages getting my bike clean and then by the time I get to work on Monday morning, it's filthy and covered in road salt and grime again! Very frustrating!
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By the looks of things your stuck between a rock and a hard place,seems like all you can do is keep doin what yeah doin,or end up with a corroded heap of shit that ain't worth a bean at the end of winter.Suppose there's no way around this problem if your going to use your bike in them conditions,possibly move to a warmer dryer climate? maybe a bit extreme.
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Cover it in ACF50.Then DO NOT clean it until spring.acf50 allyearbiker
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I'm no longer a year-round daily-commuter but when I was I'd give two or three rinses with a watering can after a wet ride and give the bike a proper wash quite rarely, although thoroughly. The XJR400 and then the ZX6R coped very well.Although this was born of laziness I have a theory that if you wash every weekend you're washing the greasy road-slime off as well as the corrosive salts. A simple water rinse will remove the salt but leave the greasy stuff, and as that builds up it keeps the salt at bay (-perhaps!). This may be rubbish and the bike won't look pretty every Monday morning but as I said, my bikes didn't complain much.It's possible that bikes were better built back then. Maybe manufacturers had to abandon the old, more durable manufacturing processes in favour of new environmentally-friendly but relatively under-developed ones. Perhaps the roads are salted more these days too.I've never used AC50 but heard good things about it (as well as Scottoiler FS365) so I'd go with eatcs01's suggestion. Which parts of the bike are suffering the most?
Thank you all for your replies.
I think I will try your method of rinsing down with a watering can or two after a wet run James600zx. Some people recommend hosing down after a wet ride, but when I get home from work in the evening and its cold and dark, I really don't want to spend more time outside fiddling around with a hosepipe. No particular part of the bike are suffering at the moment, but I want to keep it that way. I do spray it with FS365 after a wash, but don't really know if it works or not?
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Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area in the Western Ghats, India. It is located in Kollam District, Kerala and comes under the control of Agasthyamalai Biosphere Reserve. It was established in 1984 and comprises 171 square kilometres (66 sq mi). The name is a corruption of the Chengurinji, a tree endemic to the region (Gluta travancorica). The sanctuary surrounds the reservoir of the Thenmala Dam.
Tropical evergreen and semi evergreen forest cover a major area of the sanctuary. It has a presence of lion-tailed macaque, a highly endangered species. A brood of the highly elusive nocturnal forest bird, the Great Eared Nightjar was spotted for the first time at Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary in Kollam, Kerala. Earlier, it was recorded from the Siruvani foothills in Tamil Nadu in May 1995. The Great Eared Nightjar (Eurostopodus macrotis bourdilloni) belongs to the nightjar family. It gets its name from the two erect earlike tufts of feathers on its head, behind the eyes).
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The biggest domestic political story of the last couple of weeks has undoubtedly been the impasse in Wisconsin between public labor unions and Gov. Scott Walker (R). In a nutshell, Walker created a budget deficit almost immediately, through tax breaks and industry givebacks, the shortfall of which he wants make up through cuts to public employee wages and benefits, and most controversially, the abolition of collective bargaining ("CB") rights. The net effect of the latter is not only a tactical issue; in combination with bans against compulsory deduction of union dues, it would almost certainly result in the eventual dissolution of those unions.
Given that the CB rights do not have an immediate impact on the budget shortfall, its fairly obvious that the dissolution of the unions is the larger goal being advanced here. While removing CB rights would also have some impact on future wage advances and budgets, there's plenty of reasons to believe that this is largely a political act by Walker. Unions represent the biggest political counterweight to corporate lobbying power in the country, with unions typically on the Democratic side, corporations on the Republicans'. So its obviously in their political interest to defang the Democrat's largest lobby, which extends not only to campaign finance, but supplying warm bodies at the retail level, as well as election day logistics, etc. Without it, the overwhelming wealth and concentrated power of corporations as well as the top 1% would tip the balance heavily in Republicans' favor.
The flipside argument is that its fairly easy to sell to taxpayers the idea that their taxes are high because they're forced to negotiate against a single monopolistic provider of labor, rather than force labor providers to negotiate individually. While this makes some intuitive sense, its not borne out by empirical statistics, which show that gov't employees typically make less on a salary basis than their private market counterparts, but make it up in benefits and pensions, the latter of which has become a bigger issue in both the private and public markets over time. While the mismanagement of pension liability is its own subject, its probably fair to say that poor accounting practices have had a surprisingly dramatic impact on their viability, an issue which distracts somewhat from the core notion of whether employees should or shouldn't bear the risk of their retirement assets. Either way, they represent a promise and binding contract between them and the state.
Its probably a good idea at this point to step back and put all of this in historical context.
Since 1980, we've seen fairly dramatic drops in tax rates, especially in the top brackets. Simultaneously, we've also seen tax burden, including payroll taxes, capital gains, and dividends, shift from the top 1% to the bottom 90%. The net effect, unsurprisingly, has been a strong shift in overall wealth and income towards the top 10%, especially towards the top 1%. Let's look at some graphs, courtesy of Mother Jones.
What is this telling us? While correlation isn't causation, it can be pretty damn convincing - in this case, its telling us that top tax rates have dropped, the wealthy have seen their incomes and wealth skyrocket, while their share of the overall tax burden remains the same, despite increased wealth and income. The implication of this is also obvious - that the difference is made up by the middle and lower classes. Intuitively this makes sense - if you tax the wealthy less (who are more likely to have considerable disposable income), then they are more likely to accumulate wealth. Once again, these are the statistics, absent any value judgment at this point.
The other data point to consider is that of globalization. The world markets are clearly more liquid and trade across the planet has never been more unencumbered, between more open governments, greater resource availability, broader manufacturing capabilities, the Internet, and more efficient transportation. National borders aren't irrelevant, but are perhaps considered today to be opportunities rather than challenges. That this is broadly beneficial is by and large and article of faith today.
Enough academic and empirical work has been done on international trade to show that it is clearly a net gain to the countries involved. Given that, very little seems to be said, at least in public discourse, regarding the effects of trade on particular groups being affected.
Put another way, if I'm a shareholder or owner of a corporation, and its cheaper to source my production in Mexico or China, notwithstanding any security, intellectual property or other concerns, then I will do so simply because it increases my profits, which is unambiguously positive for me, at least in the short-term. It may also help create markets for my products in the country of production, but we'll set that aside for now. For the producing country, its also positive because they now have utilized manufacturing capability, jobs, income, further developing human resource capability, and all the economic benefits associated. Domestic customers of said company benefit because, since costs are lower, the company can afford to be more competitive and potentially price products lower, creating more surplus for the consumer.
The question is, if these are the winners, then who loses? Well obviously, those workers whose jobs have just been outsourced to foreign countries are immediately disemployed, making them losers, as well as burdens on the state. However, in a larger sense, as consumers, the goods they buy are cheaper than before. So their losses are not universally negative, but obviously if you're unemployed, the facts that your socks and underwear is cheaper is probably not your biggest concern. The point of this is to clarify that while the net result of trade is positive, it is not on a factor basis unambiguously so. That is, gains come at the expense of other losses.
The question that seems less contemplated is, knowing this, what does it mean?
Well, let's once again look at who gains and who loses in the case of international trade. Shareholders, owners, and C-level managers clearly win, as they make tangible economic gains. And that they tend (although not exclusively) to be wealthy, we can say that trade is broadly beneficial to the upper economic strata. And once again, its the workers who lose, who largely come from the middle and lower classes (although the college-educated are quickly falling into this group, as countries such as India and China rapidly develop their human resources to be competitive). So to be clear, trade favors the owners and managers of capital, in other words, the top 10%, while it hurts the other 90% through unemployment. Economic theory would suggest that such workers were being underutilized in their previous positions and, with some development, can take better-paying positions in the evolving "information economy" that the country seems to be gravitating towards. However, empirical studies indicate, unsurprisingly, that in the real world this generally doesn't occur - studies suggest that workers who've lost their jobs through secular trends in outsourcing never regain their wage losses, as they shift to careers in healthcare, maintenance, etc. This shouldn't be surprising, as textile and autoworkers don't have easily translatable skills, and are often well into middle-age, limiting both their ability to develop new skills, as well as their perceived attraction to potential employers. Also in play is the fact that labor market theory typically overstates the mobility of labor, which in the real world is subject to factors like family ties, education, capital, climate, etc. The net result is that that while the dialogue often revolves around theoretical gains and flexibility, such benefits and offsets simply don't exist in the real world.
To bring this full circle, this comes into play with regard to the issue of unions and labor markets. So to recap, we've discussed how the last 30 years have seen middle-class incomes stagnate as the wealthy have prospered wildly, while the burden of paying for civil society comes increasingly at cost to the middle-class. You then pile on that the gains from trade, and the rapidly increasing cost of healthcare, have come at a net cost to the middle and lower classes, and phenomena like the Tea Party are less surprising (although who they blame for it is less than logical).
The kicker is that the wealthy, as one might expect, in concert with corporations and politicians "sympathetic" to their plight, now wield unprecedented political power in the form of campaign contributions, both directly to politicians, as well as to PACs and 501(c)(6) lobbying organizations, clout only expected to increase in the wake of the Citizens United SCOTUS decision.
Meanwhile, union membership has been whittled down to under 12%, down from 20% in 1983, a result of more aggressive union-busting tactics from firms like Wal-Mart, as well as the disproportionate impact of outsourcing on union laborers. Given the increasing economic uncertainty that wage laborers find themselves experiencing, unions represent their last bastion of negotiating leverage, not only from the standpoint of wages, but also in terms of safety and working conditions. The conservative counterpoint is that modern American labor markets don't "need" unions, because of the assumed liquidity and mobility of the labor market. But you only need a couple of counterexamples to put lie to that notion. For instance, would so many people "choose" to be miners in West Virginia, especially in light of persistently dangerous working conditions and mortality odds? Or is it simply because in the face of few local options, especially at a fair wage level, labor finds itself a price taker? Likewise, a New York Times series on McWane Inc., a holding corporation for steel piping companies, showed how the company repeatedly ignored the deaths and maiming of its employees and continued business practices that deliberately ignored regulatory proscriptions in favor of a more productive and dangerous working environment for its workers. In addition, the company deliberately chose operating sites based on how desperate the local populace was for jobs, knowing that it could not only have leverage over wages, but able to minimize expenses associated with safe working conditions. For example (out of dozens), the company chose to substitute $17 safety gloves with $2 gloves that left burns on workers' hands. As pointed out in the NYT article,
"The union was helpless to resist, past and current leaders agree. Organized labor had never been a potent force at Tyler Pipe, and the layoffs devastated the union's membership. The contract barred strikes, permitted 16-hour days and let breaks be canceled."
In the absence of labor power over things like worker safety, the backstop is supposed to be regulators. But as anybody knows, Republicans have systematically dismantled as much as regulatory power as they can get their hands on, a 30-year quest leading to such greatest hits as the 80s S&L crisis, the 2008 financial crisis, e.coli hamburgers, lead in children's toys, and widespread fraud in the mortgage industry.
As such, while union clout has been diminished, it still remains a thorn in the side of Republicans, who would be happy to enjoy a monopoly on support from relatively monolithic political entities. This also conveniently explains why Walker and other Republican governors are so keen to find ways to accelerate their demise, not for budgetary reasons, but as a tool to solidify political power.
The question though remains: in the face of stagnant wages, rampant outsourcing, a tax structure that is tilted increasingly against them, increasing healthcare costs, attacks on collective bargaining as well as regulatory oversight, and a political system that seems to have passed a tipping point in terms of whose vote "really" counts, what is left for the middle and lower classes, who comprise the 60% of the population, but less than 10% of the wealth?


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William Vaughan is a consultant to Consumers Union on Food and Drug Administration issues. Starting in 1965, he worked for various members of the US House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means. He retired in 2001 as staff director for the minority on the Subcommittee on Health. He worked as a lobbyist for Families USA from 2003 to 2005 and has been a senior health-policy analyst with Consumers Union, the independent, nonprofit publisher of Consumer Reports, from 2005 to February 2008 and from February to December 2009. He is a member of the board of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare and a policy adviser to the Medicare Rights Center.


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There's a science-y article in National Geographic's January issue about how birds are dinosaurs and how feathers are evolutionary marvels. But the real thing to check out is this portraiture. Feather portraiture, to be exact, by photographer Robert Clark.
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Last week, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Kevin Martin called out Draymond Green and the Warriors for "dirty plays."
Now, Chandler Parsons of the Rockets is getting in on the action after they tied an NBA record with 26-made threes against the Warriors earlier last week.
Mark Jackson ordered his team to commit intentional fouls in the final minutes to keep the Rockets from setting the record, and Parsons had this to say about that:
We're not worried about what we did to them last game. It's a new day, a new game. We're going to do what we do. … I personally thought it was a little ridiculous. We played 48 minutes. They gave us open shots. We made them.
The Warriors and Rockets will do battle tomorrow night at Oracle Arena, and you can bet that things will be a bit chippy after what happened the last time they met.
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Chicago also activated center fielder Adam Eaton from the DL.
Abreu, 27, is hitting .260 and leading the major leagues in home runs (15) and is second in RBIs (42) in his first season after signing with the White Sox. The rookie is the reigning American League Player and Rookie of the Month for April.
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Some 20 workers laid off recently at ING offices in Connecticut was not related to a massive European job reduction that the Dutch financial group announced Wednesday, company officials said.
"This week we did make some small staffing adjustments in our Technology Services group," said ING spokesman Joseph Loparco. "This involved about 20 Connecticut-based positions, and it's part of our ongoing efforts to improve the operational efficiency of our U.S. businesses."
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Maria Sharapova's Wimbledon run didn't last long. While she made it past the first-round unlike Rafael Nadal, Sharapova was eliminated in Round 2 of the tournament. Sharapova was upset by 19-year-old Michelle Larcher de Brito, 6-3, 6-4.
Larcher de Brito is currently ranked No. 131.
The No. 3 seed called for a trainer after the second set and needed to be stretched out. She left the court for nearly ten minutes before returning, but she was never able to find her groove and de Brito took control.
Sharapova, who was dealing with a hip injury, had her fair share of issues throughout the match, but she was able to save four match points in the final game before losing to the Portuguese underdog.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Victoria Azarenka and John Isner left Wimbledon with injuries of their own, so the tournament has had it's fair share of casualties.
With Sharapova and Azarenka out of the way, the road to another Wimbledon championship just got that much easier for the clear favorite Serena Williams.
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One Little Sandwich
- Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Lisa and Brad got married. Lisa decided to be a nice little wife and made and packed Brad's lunch for him to take to work. The first day Brad opened his lunch box and found one tiny little sandwich. Not really more than a mouthful, sad to say, and he was hungry the rest of the day. That evening when he got home, he told Lisa that it hadn't been enough.
Next day, Brad opened his lunch box to find *two* sandwiches, but STILL they were tiny things and he heard his stomach growling for the rest of the afternoon. Once again, that evening he asked Lisa to please put more in.
Brad found *three* sandwiches the following day, but he's a hungry boy and once again was not satisfied. Another talk with our Lisa was needed.
This time, though, she got annoyed about it. She'd been trying very hard to please Brad and he just wasn't being very appreciative of her efforts. So she took a whole loaf of bread, sliced it in half, and make a great big sandwich out of it.
When Brad opened his lunch box the next day, he rolled his eyes and sighed, "Oh no. Back to one sandwich!"
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This is amazing.
Hello-its been a long time.
Sean Nokes:
Who the fuck are you guys?
I thought you'd be happy to see us. I, I guess I was wrong.
Ya know, I thought you'd do a lot better, ya know. Ya know with all that training, all that time you put in - to stand up a watch somebody else money.
Sean Nokes:
I'm asking for the last time, what the fuck do you want ?
Why don't you take your time, it'll come to you. =pauses=. I could see how he might forget us.
Ya know, we were just something for you and your friends to play with.
It's a little bit harder for us to forget when you gave us so much more to remember.
You can't quite place us can ya, chief? Let me help you out - you're looking at John Riley and Tommy Marcono.
Sean Nokes:
Oh yea. Yea, that's right. =pause=. That was a long time ago. So, how've ya been?
We're not kids now.
Sean Nokes:
So what do ya want?
What I've always wanted. To watch you die.
=places gun on table=. Oh-you ordered meatloaf. The brisquet here is real good here only you'll never know it. You fucked up.
Sean Nokes:
Naw-you were scared little pricks-both of you's, all of you's, scared shitless but I, I tried to make you tough, I tried to make you hard.
Well I had you all wrong then Nowkes. All this time I just thought you liked fucking and beating up little boys.
Sean Nokes:
You two motherfuckers are gonna burn in hell.
Yea-after you. =shoots Nowkes in knee=.
Sean Nokes:
Did that hurt Nowkes? =shoots Nowkes in elbow and shoulder=.
=shoots Nowkes in arm and chest=.
=shoots Nowkes in chest=.
=shoots Nowkes in forehead=.
You gotta get me one for our side.
One what?
One witness. A witness who'll put John and Tommy somewhere else on the night of the murder. A witness they can't touch
Don't they got a name for that?
A judge would call it perjury.
I see, and what are we calling it?
A favor.
Danny Snyder:
I can't do this now. You gotta know that. It's been a long time for me. I mean -ah- you need somebody younger, ya know, somebody like I used to be.
King Benny:
younger is not better. Doesn't have experience, doesn't know his way around the courthouse.
Danny Snyder:
Hey, I'm lucky I can find the courthouse. I had only four cases last year-you know how many I won? None, that's how many, none. In two of them, uh, I, a, I think the jury blamed me personnally.
King Benny:
They must have been innocent. It is tough to get an innocent man off a rap.
Danny Snyder:
I wasn't even planning on going to court with this one. I was just gonna plea it down the best I could and walk away. I wasn't, I wasn't planning on taking this to trial.
King Benny:
Well your plans have been changed.
Danny Snyder:
Well I'm afraid I'll make a mistake and... say the wrong thing and, ya know, uh, uh, make a wrong turn somewhere. You don't want to take that risk.
King Benny:
Life is a risk.
Danny Snyder:
I'm sorry?
King Benny:
Life is risk.
Danny Snyder:
Life is a risk.
King Benny:
Danny Snyder:
A-huh.I haven't been in here before. What do you need me to do?
King Benny:
Listen. You're going to be given the answers and the questions. All you have to do is read. You can read can't you?
Danny Snyder:
It's, it's, is it in English?
King Benny:
Just don't drift, don't drink, and don't lose.
Danny Snyder:
What if I do lose?
King Benny:
Then you'll go down for the dirt nap.
Danny Snyder:
Never heard that expression before... dirt nap. I'm not cut out for this anymore. I mean a guys gets hit by a bus, ya know, and sues. I like that. Some lady slips in a supermarket, I'm with her, a guy...
King Benny:
The discussion's over.
Danny Snyder:
I'm an alcoholic. This is a murder case. This isn't for me.
King Benny:
It was once. Before you let the drink lead. Be sober by tomorrow and don't look so worried, Snyder. You have nothing to lose, just like the rest of us.
Danny Snyder:
I don't want to be a burden to you, but, I do, you know, aside, or along with my alcohol problem, I have a slight drug problem, I mean nothing big, just...
King Benny:
Go away.
This is amazing!
John Reilly:
Hello! It's been a long time!
Who the fuck are you guys?
Hey, who the fuck asked you to sit down?
I thought you'd be happy to see us... I guess I was wrong.
You know, after all that training, after all that time you put in, just guarding someone else's money... that seems like a waste!
I'm asking you one more time who the fuck you are!
Why don't you take your time it will come to you!
I can see how you might forget. We were just something for you and your friends to play with.
It's not that easy for us to forget... you gave us so much more to remember.
A number of the inmates, as tough as they acted during the day, would often cry themself to sleep at night. There were other cries, too. Diffrent from those full with fear and lonelyness. They were low and muffled, the sounds of pain and anguish.Those cries can change the course of a life. They are cries that once heard, can never be erased from the memory. On this one night those cries belonged to my friend John, when guard Ferguson paid him a visit.
Fat Mancho:
The street is the only thing that matters. Court is for uptown people with suits, money, lawyers with three names. If you got cash you can buy court justice. But on the street, justice has no price. She's blind where the judge sits but she's not blind out here. Out here the bitch got eyes.
This is a true story of how friendships run deeper than blood. This is my story of the only three friends in my life that have truly mattered. Two of them were killers that never made it past the age of 30. The other is a non-practicing attorney, living within the pain of his past, too afraid to let go, finding reassurance instead of confronting its horror. I was the only one that could speak for them, and for the children we were.
Fat Mancho:
You want a Rolls-Royce, you don't come here, no no. You go to England, or wherever the fuck they make it. If you want champagne, you go see the French. If you need money, you find a Jew. But, if you want dirt, or scum buried under a rock somewhere, or some secret nobody wants anybody to know about, there's only one place to go: right here, Hell's Kitchen. It is the lost and found of shit. They lose it and we find it. Forget about it, man.
Young Michael:
We haven't hit the hot dog vendor in couple of weeks.
Young Tommy Marcano:
I don't know Mike... The cart guy ain't like the others. I mean he gets pretty pissed, like crazy when you try to take him off.
Young Michael:
We can eat hot dogs... or we can eat air... Choose.
Young Tommy Marcano:
Air is probably safer, Mike.
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Canon General / Re: DRones vs. anti-DRones: how to resolve the controversy« on: October 12, 2014, 04:20:55 PM »
Anyway, at the end of the day if all Canon sees and hears is that it's not that big of a deal, nobody but a few will care, we will be stuck with this old 500nm fab for another decade or two, literally. So I don't see that it does anyone any good to minimize it. Even if you don't need it, it won't hurt you and a new fab might bring stuff that you do care about more too. Plus at least once in a blue moon you must mess up the exposure on a one of shot and at least you'll be able to rescue that better. And for those who do care more, we'll it would be great. Less money to get all your gear from one brand than a mix. Less to carry and drag around which can be a pain, literally. Canon does make awesome lenses, has a very nice UI and so on so it is nicer if Canon improves their sensors to go to a different system.
So if I understand correctly, the purpose of incessantly complaining about the lack of DR in Canon sensors is to get Canon to notice, light a fire under Canon's ass, and inspire them improve DR? That objective, by nature, requires repeating the same sentiment (Canon's DR sucks) over and over again on a forum. That action, by nature, is one that many people on this forum find very irritating. Naturally, those people will eventually voice their displeasure.
What I don't understand is that when people happy with their Canon gear voice their displease, the pro-DR guys all of a sudden start complaining that they're being bullied, and complain that they're being personally insulted? I'm not saying that personal insults are OK, but seriously, what do you expect? Should I go stand in front of a church, proclaim the virtues of Islam, and expect a welcoming response?
The notion that the pro-DR guys are innocent angels in all this, and only the brainwashed happy Canon guys are throwing the insults, is absolutely ridiculous. You must have missed the posts where the DR advocates state their intentions of saving the anti-DR guys from their ignorance, showing them the error of their ways, and showing them how much happier they'd be if that had equally high standards of IQ and DR. That must constitute objective commentary in your book.
So if I understand correctly, the purpose of incessantly complaining about the lack of DR in Canon sensors is to get Canon to notice, light a fire under Canon's ass, and inspire them improve DR?
I think that if history proves anything with regard to this particular issue -- it proves that this strategy has been ineffective. We've been slapping this around for about 8 years that I can remember. Apparently this DR thing isn't producing enough market churn to raise Canon's interest in making a change. One guy hit the nail on the head, I think, by saying something like "Just because sensor B is only 90% as good as sensor A, doesn't mean sensor B sucks (or is even close to unusable).


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In other news I made a playlist for Naoto's blog
Maybe for writing purposes
Anyway goodnight doods
In which Naoto again wonders how her teacher came up with such inane questions.
Woah what?? Hi????!?
themistakeyoucantlivewithout started following you
((Hello friend! this account isn't super active, but thank you for the follow! ouo))
In which Naoto considers spilling coffee on her homework and asking for a fresh copy to write less honest answers on.
It has always been a challenge for Naoto to leave things unfinished, particularly when there are no other pressing matters to distract herself with. She only manages to be away from her work desk for fifteen minutes before wandering back to it.
After a moment, she lifts the packet and her pen and takes both into the kitchen, setting both down on the island counter before busying herself with making coffee.
In which there is a Fortuitous meeting with the Moon
ai-ebihara started following you
There was something decidedly familiar about this girl - aside from the Yasogami High uniform, of course. After a few moments of contemplation, the detective realized that this student was one of the many people Senpai associated with outside of the Investigation Team…this one in particular she recalled due to stories she had overheard of a girl fitting this one's description and Senpai taking frequent train rides for the purpose of shopping.
But Naoto couldn't quite place a name to the meticulously powdered face, and assumed it would be more appropriate to simply ask rather than hazard a guess.
"Good afternoon, Miss." The detective tipped her hat.
And after a few breaths, offered a light smile.
Of course I would follow you! :> Really liked our last rp although it died off hahahaahah.
Yeah, a lot of mine did. I just felt that I had strayed from Naoto's character and it took so long to write because I kept second guessing myself. Making an entirely new blog, just starting over, has made it a lot easier to write.
I feel like there are less expectations?
Yeah sorta that.
In which more people follow Naoto!
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text: Mika Hakkinen working hard to secure F1 future for Bottas 7 August, 2013 Valtteri Bottas Former world champion Mika Hakkinen says that he is working hard to secure the future of impressive Williams rookie Valtteri Bottas. Bottas, the 23-year-old Finn, made his debut this year just as the British team's competitiveness slumped. Teammate Pastor Maldonado, the strongly PDVSA-backed Venezuelan, has scored Williams' only 2013 point to date. And there are rumours that Williams, having partnered with GP2 team Russian Time, could pair Maldonado with a Russian driver next year. Asked to reveal the details of Bottas' plans for 2014, double world champion Hakkinen – involved in the young Finn's management – said: "We are working hard to achieve the best possible situation for Valtteri in many respects. "I think his performance this season has been amazing. He is in good hands," the 44-year-old former McLaren driver told Russia's Championat. Bottas admits that Williams' languishing form has made it difficult for him to show his full potential in 2013. "I think for sure it's not helping," he said. "If you would be consistently fighting in the top ten, everyone would see maybe a bit more of what you can do. "I think the first half of the season hasn't been too bad for me," added Bottas. (GMM.) Subbed by AJN. Tweet Related NewsWilliams preview United States GPBottas: We need to be happy as a teamNow Alonso linked with Williams driveWilliams preview Russian Grand PrixWilliams calls for closed cockpits in F1Massa: It will be tough but we can beat FerrariFerrari focus on beating WilliamsWilliams: We knew it was going to be damage limitationWilliams improve rapidly to get back in the huntWilliams: We are in a strong position F1&Done Bottas would probably be successful anywhere but at Williams.


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Since Lincoln Center already laid claim to the more assonantal title Mostly Mozart for its annual festival celebrating the music of the Salzburgian wunderkind, the Coral Gables Cultural Affairs Council went with the almost-as-good Mainly Mozart. But its more or less the same bag of wigs: multiple Mozart concerts over a period of a couple of weeks with a little bit of Mendelssohn thrown in for good measure.
Immodest publication that we are, Miami New Times has chosen one show above all others: this Sunday afternoons 4:30 p.m. performance of Amadeuss violin sonatas, featuring Ania and Piotr Filochowska in the string section and Geoffrey Loff tickling the ivories. But really, Mozart is like Michael Bolton. You have to celebrate the mans entire catalogue, so be sure to visit mainlymozart.com to get the entire schedule of seven concerts at the Westin Colonnade that seldom feature anyone except the man they call Wolfgang. Tickets cost $100 for the entire series or $20 per performance.
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Forgive us for not getting this review up the day after Budweiser put on its "Made in America" concert featuring Girl Talk and the Floozies. But with free Budweisers being tossed about the Pageant like Dubble Bubble at a kiddie parade, we were in no condition yesterday to write anything remotely int ... More >>
Here again: every newly announced show for the week! On page one you'll find a quick list of shows that particularly caught our attention, followed by embedded YouTube videos; there, you can check out some of the artists you may not be familiar with. Page two contains our complete listing of new sho ... More >>
In recent music news, Radiohead will begin working on a new record in September. Nine Inch Nails is reforming. Pearl Jam is releasing another undoubtedly awful new record. And somehow, Iggy and the Stooges are gearing up for a new release. But more importantly, the Harlem Shake is a thing. See Mor ... More >>
That most excellent of holidays -- the one where we get to dress up in goofy costumes, the one where it's considered par for the course to vandalize your neighbors' houses, the one where strangers give children candy and everyone is cool with it -- HALLOWEEN is nigh! Skeleton decorations blanket the ... More >>
Tomorrow, Nirvana's Nevermind turns twenty years old, leaving Gen Xers questioning where their lives have gone, just as they questioned where their lives were going to the strains of Smells Like Teen Spirit. While Nevermind marked a victory for the underground in a stellar year of albums, th ... More >>
Dvdn Alterior DJing the Victorian Fetish Ball at Lure in 2009. Dvdn Alterior introduced rave culture to St. Louis in the early '90s, and since then, he's been producing envelope-pushing parties that have left an indelible mark on the St. Louis scene. Alterior -- who prefers to go by the monik ... More >>
Who says the record store is dead? Not us here in St. Louis, where both Vintage Vinyl and Euclid Records sold a lot of tunes. Below, please find the top selling albums from both stores, including a separate top vinyl list from VV. Enjoy! Vintage Vinyl: Top CDs 1. Murphy Lee - You See Me 2. ... More >>
Tonight, at the Scottrade Center, one of my all time favorite bands will rock the collective ass of St. Louis for all that it's worth. Ladies and Gentlemen, AC/DC is in the house. I know, I don't really seem the sort to love AC/DC, but what can I say? Maybe it's the screech of Brian Johnson's vocals ... More >>
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Think globally, watch locally at the fifteenth annual St. Louis International Film Festival.
They get off on vampires and horror movies and brutal deaths. It's all part of the hell-hop scene.
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B-Sides sends our parents to see the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, finds songs to make stray partygoers leave and geeks out with the technological geniuses in Hyperbubble
We have an intervention for An Angle, talk baseball and Moz with Joe Pernice, and learn some rock rules by which to live
A local musician speaks out on the tragic death of Dimebag Darrell
The Guns N' Roses tour collapses, and Axl folds. Is anyone really surprised?
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Mark Romanek makes a great bad man of Robin
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Eric Stanze is the most successful filmmaker in St. Louis. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
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Friends of local musical treasure Willie Akins want to help erase his medical bills
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"At this point, you having me go to that fucking movie, is a personal fucking insult!"Midnight Screenings is a collection of v-log reviews of movies that Brad Jones and his friends (dubbed "Team Snob") have just seen, usually filmed at home or in their cars. The latter was often done after seeing midnight premieres of major films, hence the series name.The gang mainly consists of Brad, Jake, Jillian, Sarah, Brian, Irving, Dave, Leddie and (formerly) Jerrid. The show is mainly just them talking about the movie, or other subjects that come up, with a bit of improvisation (in that what isn't them being genuine is them acting off the cuff).*light goes out in the car, opens and shuts door to reset timer*The real fun from the show comes from their reactions, especially if they think it's a bad movie. Not only will some of them just act in absolute rage at what they saw, those with them—who saw another movie—will just laugh at their pain (even if they also saw a bad movie).Videos can be found here.
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About Sam
Hi! Welcome to my blog! My name is Samaira Choudhary, but you can call me Sam.
I'm a trained beauty expert and aestetician based in London. Ever since I was a little girl – 10, to be exact – I knew I'd be working in the makeup and beauty industries, although for a time I did study IT in college. Thankfully, I ditched my IT studies for what had long been a passionate hobby: makeup and beauty. More than 10 years later, after training with some of the best makeup/beauty schools in the industry, and operating a successful clinic, I've decided to start a blog.
What I hope to achieve with Sam's Beauty Blog is the same thing I've done with my clients throughout my career: helping you to focus on your inner beauty, nutrition and overall well-being, in addition to the fun and creative effects of makeup.
A lot of people think makeup is sort of frivolous, but there is already too much negativity in this world. So as long as you feel better about yourself at the end of the day, that's all that matters. I just want to do my bit by sharing my knowledge and expertise to make a difference and create happiness in someone's life. I participate in many fund-raising events for charity (which I'll keep you guys posted on, of course), and I volunteer my non-surgical services and treatments to cancer patients. Through the years, I've had clients with so many personal, emotional and physical problems; by helping them look and feel good, it had a tremendous effect on their personal lives.
This blog will be a great way to keep you guys informed on the newest beauty, makeup and skincare launches, as well as some of my favourite trends and products. As a trained aesthetician – by some of the best in the industry – one of my true passions is the skin; providing natural, non-surgical solutions to transform the skin to its ideal appearance. I'm also really passionate about offering advise to those of us with Afro-Caribbean or Asian-American skin, so you'll find a lot of helpful tips here if that appeals to you.
A little bit about me: I trained at the London School of Fashion and Makeup Forever Paris. I currently run a clinic in Marble Arch and Harley Street clinic offering exclusive treatments to high-profile and celebrity clients. Some perennial advise that I offer to everyone is to moisturise! Drink more water, and use oils for cleansing and moister zing. Right now, I'm loving Decleor's line of oils. I also really love mineral makeups, because they're light and they give your skin a soft, dewy appearance, and really, isn't that what we're all after?
So, thanks for visiting my blog. I hope you've signed up for my newsletter, and are following me on Twitter and Facebook, and are ready to enter Sam's World of Beauty. On this blog, I'll bring you guys the latest beauty news, products and launches, and show you the latest techniques on developing your inner beauty, being confident and living life to the fullest!
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Why I switched to CVS
I recently switched pharmacies. I decided to cast my lot with CVS – despite my upbringing. You see, my grandmom, Mimi, was a Walgreens shopper from way back. I have many fond memories of going there as child. "Need to stop at Walgreens" often meant, "Clayton&rsquo... read more»
Harm reduction: Honoring the whole person
Injection drug use & HIV/AIDS Every year in the United States, injection-drug use accounts for one in every 10 cases of HIV. This destructive virus attacks the immune system and increases an infected person's vulnerability to life-threatening illnesses. It can be transmitted when people share drug-preparation/injecting equipment,... read more»
Listening to the 'Blues Brothers'
The walls of the Chillicothe (Ohio) Correctional Institution are imposing to say the least. Lined with barbed wire and bookended by guard towers, clearly these walls are meant to separate, punish and silence the men inside. In the United States today, more than 2.5 million adults are imprisoned behind walls like... read more»
Tracking Millennials: Do they — should they — care?
I posted an article last week reporting on religious and political trends among the Millennial generation. The trends of institutional disaffiliation are especially important for us in the Church to pay pay attention to. In light of the Millennials' declining affiliation with churches, or any religious institution for that... read more»
Vulnerability: A God who sees
The General Board of Church & Society teamed with the Horizon Prison Initiative to create a three-day prison immersion program at Chillicothe (Ohio) Correctional Institution that involved persons in prison ministry interacting with prisoners. Last week clergy and laity from across the country gathered in Chillicothe, Ohio, for a three-day... read more»
Children are being killed!
Jesus loved children. When the disciples came to him inquiring, "Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?" he called a passing child to the middle of the group, and said: "Whoever becomes humble like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven,"... read more»
Tracking Millennials: Trends among emerging adults
Millennials may just be the most researched generation of all time — largely thanks to the Internet). And it's no surprise: As Millennials emerge into adulthood, they are quickly becoming the next major economic and political force in the United States. Businesses are after their money, politicians want their... read more»
Retributive violence, collective punishment do not lead to peace
In the past few days, we've witnessed an incredible escalation of violence in Israel and Palestine. By now, you should recognize the names of Naftali Fraenkel, Gilad Shaar and Eyal Yifrah, the three Israeli teens who were kidnapped June 12 outside the West Bank city of Hebron and were found... read more»
Religion isn't dying
"Religion is dying." Sound familiar? Yeah, I know. We all hear it often and for those of us who depend on a healthy religious community to continue our work, the idea of organized religion dying out is an uneasy thought. As a rising senior with hopes of entering... read more»
Friday YOU can help stop the spread of AIDS
Since the first cases of HIV & AIDS were reported in 1981, the disease has claimed the lives of more than 25 million people worldwide. More than 33 million people are currently living with HIV, and one in six of those is unaware that he or she has the disease. This is clearly... read more»


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There are a lot of moving parts in the Detroit story as it goes through the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history. The strangest part of the story has been the interest rate swaps that were layered onto the city's 2005 and 2006 pension obligation bonds.
The purpose of the swaps was to lower the city's borrowing costs by using interest-rate arbitrage. Theoretically, if financial conditions had remained "normal," the swaps would have been beneficial for the city. Instead, Detroit's credit rating was downgraded and the financial crisis upended the delicate conditions that underpinned the swaps.
On July 18th, when Detroit's Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr filed for municipal bankruptcy, he also filed a proposed settlement with the swaps counterparties. Orr's proposal would pay the counterparties – UBS and Bank of America Merrill Lynch – between 75 and 82 cents on the dollar to terminate the swaps and move them out of the picture. This action insulates UBS and Bank of America from the hatchet job that Orr plans to give to other creditors in the course of the bankruptcy process. Those unprotected creditors include bond insurer Syncora, which insured the interest-rate swaps and the underlying pension obligation bonds.
In the end it comes down to who has legal control of the city's $15 million per month of casino tax revenues. About $4 million per month has been used since 2009 to pay UBS and Bank of America on their swaps deals. Federal bankruptcy judge Steven Rhodes ruled that the city has control of the excess $11 million. Reuters reports:
Syncora had tried to block Detroit from accessing an estimated $11 million in monthly tax revenue from the city's three casinos, claiming it had a lien on the money, which had been used as collateral since 2009 to secure the city's interest-rate swap agreements. Detroit's emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, and one of his top consultants said in sworn depositions that the casino revenue is key to city's survival.


text: Representatives Walsh, Gosar, Labrador Discuss Media Bias In Fast and Furious Print article Send a Tip by Mary Chastain 27 Feb 2012 post a comment When I was in DC for CPAC I had the pleasure to meet and interview Representative Joe Walsh and Representative Paul Gosar. I did a phone interview with Representative Raul Labrador on February 16th. I wanted to ask them for their thoughts on the media ignoring Operation Fast & Furious and anything else pertaining to the operation. I was eager to meet Rep. Walsh being that I'm also from the Chicago area and find it interesting that a tea party conservative Republican from the Chicago area was elected to Congress. Rep Walsh has been the most outspoken about the media ignoring anything about Fast and Furious. During our discussion he said for the media it isn't about protecting Attorney General Eric Holder or Operation Fast & Furious; to them it's all about protecting President Obama. "The media is beyond in love with President Obama to the point it's a fatal attraction," he said. They worked so hard to get him elected they have to make sure there are no blemishes on his administration whether he is connected to the scandal or not. Walsh was not shocked when I told him the media has not been name-checking Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry. He agreed with me that to name him would humanize the event and he added it would make the story more compelling. He was very happy to hear that the media is starting to mention Brian Terry by name, including an entire story dedicated to his life at CNN. "All of this forces us to be more outspoken," Rep Walsh told me. He encourages all of us to keep Fast & Furious in the news. Everything must be reported no matter how big or small. He pushed for me to scrutinize the media over everything because you know if this was a GOP administration the media would be all over it. He also gave major props to Matthew Boyle at The Daily Caller, Katie Pavlich at Townhall, Cam Edwards of NRA News, and, of course, Sharyl Attkisson at CBS News. I asked him what it will take for the entire media to take this seriously. "Real iron clad evidence," he said. "Cover up behavior." Later that same day I interviewed Representative Paul Gosar from Arizona. He represents the 1st district of Arizona, which has been affected by Operation Fast and Furious. It doesn't surprise me that he's very passionate about this investigation and very willing to talk about everything. Simply put, he is disgusted by Mr. Holder's attitude. He thinks Holder's arrogance has capability to bring down the administration. He described the bias as severe mainly because we haven't heard anything from the Hispanic caucus. One would think the Hispanic caucus would be infuriated that we helped arm already-dangerous drug cartels which led to the death of 300+ Mexicans. Why have they remained silent? When I asked about the spin from reporters like Charlie Savage at The New York Times (who habitually make Holder the victim), Rep. Gosar's press secretary told him about the incident she had with him. I wrote about that here. Here's another interesting fact: The DOJ has really only handed over around 1,000 pages. Rep Gosar showed me a few examples and it's true: A lot of the documents/emails they send over are duplicates. There's a huge difference between 6,000 and 1,000. Representative Raul Labrador had similar thoughts to Rep Walsh & Rep Gosar. He described their actions perfectly:journalistic malpractice. This is exactly what they're doing. Saving President Obama is more important than doing their job. They aren't protecting Mr. Holder or the DOJ. They're protecting President Obama. They can't allow President Obama to have any stains on his presidency. But he said we need to keep talking about it. We need to keep writing and publishing every little tidbit we receive. American citizens, once completely in the dark about this program, are now infuriated by it. Another example of media's malpractice is the way they keep bringing up operations under President Bush. Rep. Labrador talked about how Wide Receiver and Fast & Furious are completely different. The guns in Wide Receiver had a tracking device in them and our government was working closely with the Mexican government. It also helped that they had people on the other side of the border to arrest the buyers -- in essence, the program tracked every variable. Fast and Furious did not track the firearms nor did our government continue close work with that of Mexico's. If you thought the program was bad under Bush you by default admit that it is exponentially worse -- and infinitely deadlier -- under Obama. Another example of media malpractice is the way they in which went after Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. "The media was relentless," said Rep. Labrador. I couldn't agree more. I hope to interview more about Operation Fast & Furious. We will continue our coverage and call out the media for not reporting full details. We will not give up until up and Brian Terry receives justice and his family has closure. ON BREITBART TV 'Fast & Furious' ATF Officials Suspended


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Tampa's Green ARTery movement turns two listen09/30/13 Samuel Johnson
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The Green ARTery is a community-based movement which is focused on connecting the green areas of 20 Central Tampa neighborhoods for pedestrians, cyclists and recreationalists. Saturday morning the mayor and others applauded the work already done by the grassroots organization but recognize theres more to do.
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Debates in Congress: Food Stamps and the Benghazi controversy09/20/13 Robert Lorei
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Today Radioactivity explores two hotly debated issues in congress: Did the Obama administration turn its back on the embassy personnel in , Libya on 9/11/12? And the House of Representatives in Washington cutting the food stamp budget yesterday. Listen to the full show above.
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Criticism of Obama administration handling of Benghazi does not stand up under scrutiny
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Rob Lorei takes listener calls on Vladimir Putin, Trayvon Martin, and Syria.09/12/13 Robert Lorei
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Today on Radioactivity Rob Lorei takes listener calls on Putin's op-ed in the New York Times, Trayvon Martin, 9/11, Europe, and the decision by the Tampa Bay Times to charge some people for online use. Listen to the full show above.
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Will Weatherford criticizes Florida's nuclear cost recovery law listen09/10/13 Naveen Sultan
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State House Speaker Will Weatherford was in the hot seat Tuesday at the Suncoast Tiger Bay Club in Pinellas County. The speaker said that Florida made a mistake when allowing power companies including Duke Energy to take money from their customers to pay for nuclear plants that were never built.
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Peace activists plan No War With Syria rally in Tampa Saturday listen08/30/13 Samar Jarrah, Rob Lorei, Seán Kinane
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Peace activists are planning a No War With Syria demonstration in South Tampa Saturday at 6 p.m. Theyâre gathering at the corner of Gandy Boulevard and Dale Mabry Highway.
One of the organizers from St. Pete for Peace was on the WMNF program True Talk Friday morning. Host Samar Jarrah is in Jordan but used Skype to interview Chris Ernesto, who was in the studio with Rob Lorei.
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Tampa City Council weighs whether to pay to maintain RNC surveillance cameras listen08/29/13 Seán Kinane
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Last year Tampa used part of a $50 million federal grant to purchase surveillance cameras to be used during the Republican National Convention.
Soon the city will have to decide if it wants to keep the cameras and pay more than $160,000 to maintain them.
Critics argue about the cost and the loss of privacy but supporters say they help deter crime.
For example police say cameras helped catch a sexual battery suspect near a downtown garage last November.
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USF students plan "sit-out" to protest reduced library hours listen08/28/13 Seán Kinane
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USF students are planning a protest Thursday night against shorter library hours.
But instead of a traditional âsit-in,â the activists are staging a âsit-outâ outside the shuttered library where they used to do late night studying on the Tampa campus.
WMNF News spoke with Larry Roop, a 1st year student majoring in nursing and with another organizer, Melissa Garzon, a 2nd year student majoring in sociology.
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Study finds that RNC directly added $212 million into the Tampa economy listen08/21/13 Naveen Sultan
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The organizers of last yearâs Republican National Convention announced yesterday that the RNC directly pumped 212 million dollars into the Tampa Bay economy. The figure comes from an impact study by the University of Tampa business school and the results were unveiled at Jacksonâs Bistro in Harbour Island.
The 212 million dollars includes money spent by Republican convention organizers, the City of Tampa and corporations. Ken Jones, CEO and president of the Tampa Bay host committee, sa...1 comments
Justice for Trayvon activists confront Governor Rick Scott in Tampa listen07/18/13 Seán Kinane
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Thursday Governor Rick Scott met with the CEO of Visit Tampa Bay about hosting next yearâs International Indian Film Academy's awards.
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