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Skip to comments.MSNBC's as yet unrealized problem: They will be unable to fire Al Sharpton.
Posted on 04/01/2012 6:55:33 PM PDT by ken5050
As baseball hall-of-fame member Satchel Paige once famously noted, "...the light at the end of the tunnel may be a train coming straight at you in the opposite direction..."
The suits running MSNBC, and the bigger suits they report to at NBC and Comcast, have absolutely no idea how the insipid decision to hire Al Sharpton, and give him his own platform nightly at 6PM, will soon come back to bite them all on their collective asses, big time.
The person leading this parade on MSNBC is good old Rev. Al. When asked early on if Sharpton's overt advocacy, if not his fostering a lynch mob mentality every night on his show, is OK by the MSNBC suits, they replied stuporifically that "they knew of his passionate advocacy when he was hired, and expected that he would continue in that manner on air.."
As the Martin/Zimmerman saga continues to unfold, holes are starting to appear in the version of events being pushed by MSNBC. And as others take note, comparisons are being made to the Duke lacrosse scandal.
There is considerable validity in that analogy, but given Rev Al's immersion into this case, a more apt example might be the Tawana Bradley scandal. Sharpton appears to be reprising his role in that sorry episode.
Everything that Tawana claimed happened, and that Sharpton maintained was the gospel truth, turned out to be a lie. The entire event was fabricated by a scared girl, who was basically afraid to admit that she'd broken curfew.
But instead of finally consigning Sharpton to the dust bin of racial hatemongers, he was allowed to escape, get away without any consequences, and indeed reinvent himself and his career. And managing to rack up millions in unpaid income taxes along the way, yet is still allowed to spew venom nightly on MSNBC.
Back then, Sharpton was a fat loudmouth, sporting a velour tracksuit, and a ridiculous medallion around his neck, about the size of a turkey platter.
Sharpton appears to have invented "bling", before "bling" became cool among certain social classes.
But it's obvious what is about to happen. The imminent train wreck that is Rev Al will soon derail. As sure as day follows night, it's inevitable. Sharpton will cross way over the line, and something, bad, and most likely sad as well, is about to happen, instigated by Sharpton.
And that's when MSNBC's and the upstairs suits' problems will really begin. Because Sharpton's bulletproof. They can't fire him, but soon they will need to do just that.
If they are going to fire the greasy liar they will do it after the elections. They can't afford the backlash before then.
They are getting what they paid for. He has always been a grifter of the first order so they can't be too surprised. I hope they enjoy his company.
Just remember that this is you NBC station and not just MSNBC. They are one and the same! Give them the same break that they give us.
They will be unable to fire Al Sharpton.
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The reason the degenerates at MSNBC are able to do things like hiring the charlatan with blood of innocents on his hands Sharpton is because they hide behind a cloak of anonymity.
Who signed his contract?
Isn't Al a white black?
MSNBC just openned the first salvo. Against Shapton. How? They just "conceded" that the police video of Zimmerman shows a head injury.
Expect Sharpton to deflect to "systemic racism" to try to squirm his way out of this. But he's all in, so that won't work.
Can I get a popcorn animation?
I wonder if anyone has a list of their sponsors? Turnabout is fair play.
Well, we are not liberals! No sense in penalizing their sponsors for the actions of the network. I's just let them know that you do not like their actions. It should be enough if folks let them know. If not, the drop if viewership should give them a clue...heh.
yeah, right. sharpton's followers, if there are any, will flip on msnbc like they always do
Sharpton has a long history of multiple murders and extreme violence, via the gangs of thugs he sends out.
NBC/MSNBC has this monster on their payroll. The media has been obviously ordered to stir up violence and discord before the election.
I suspect a lot more is in the Obama/Sharpton pipeline in the next 7 months.
You're right-—they can't fire Sharpton, because "resist we much."
(and, it's the Tawana Brawley scandal—let's hope it follows him to the end of his days.)
Do they have any viewership TO drop?
MSNBC decided to ride the tiger. I will shed not a tear when the tiger turns to attack them.
It was obvious to all that this would have to end poorly for MSNBC. They richly deserve the suffering they are about to endure.
MSNBC seyes: Moral? We don't need no steenkin' morals! Hire the race baiter!
Their problem is he might get them sued by a victim of their Klan with a Tan incitment. The white klan was successfully sued in civil court when a racist they specifically incited in a hate session, ran out and murdered a black.
In addition, the irrevernt Al has a habit of falsely accusing white people of crimes they did not commit a bit too obviously. Al will ignore reported MSNBC news (showing MSNBC knew the truth) and report smears to get whitey when he's in a race hate frenzy.
I look forward to MSNBC paying out the wahzoo for their libearl race hate problem.
Heh, not much but they do seem do have a Liberal membership. Of course they are dropping by the month - maybe even the Liberals are tired of the patronizing...
Remember too, MS is Microsoft. I smell a 50 billion dollar lawsuit coming up soon.
Yes, Never have understood that! How could Microsoft become involved in such a loser. I understand that they are a Liberal organization but really when you are providing software for the country, can't they at least pretend to be middle of the ground on politics. Maybe it's time to move to Linux...heh.
This is one of the reasons I thought NBC gave Palin the show for the week. This way the race mangers will see Palin and somehow link her to all of this.
She better watch what she says this week.
Heh...okay major point.
Screw NBC and everybody associated with it. Sharpton used and promoted and perpetuated the Tawana Brawley hoax to smear an innocent police officer and make himself, as Sharpton himself put it, "The biggest n***** in New York!".
NBC hired this guy with their eyes wide open and now that scumbag Democrat network deserves to reap exactly what it sowed.
I wonder if anyone has a list of their sponsors? Turnabout is fair play.
Colt 45, Caddilac, KFC and Skittles.
She is a fool to take that gig. But since she apparently did, one thing is for sure - - she better steer way clear of Matt Lauer, because...
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Hiller's run isn't over yet
At this point, the Ducks would welcome defeat about as joyously as they would a team-crippling flu bug.
So, for that reason, Jonas Hiller figures to keep grinding out starts in goal.
The Ducks' current backup goaltender, Jeff Deslauriers, hasn't appeared since Jan. 10, meaning Hiller has started 20 consecutive games. Regular backup Dan Ellis remains out because of a groin-muscle injury.
Hiller (23-20-10, 2.61 GAA) has been key in the Ducks' return to the Western Conference playoff picture. The Ducks have surrendered more than two goals in regulation only three times over their past 21 games.
"Hilly will be the first one to tell you that his game has turned around a little bit," Coach Bruce Boudreau said. "He's been incredible. When you have a good goaltender anything can happen because you're always in the game."
The Ducks face four more back-to-back situations this season and two come in the next week. After playing host to Chicago today, they play at Colorado on Monday. Then, on Friday, they host Calgary before playing at the Kings on Saturday.
"I admire what he's doing," Boudreau said. "But I don't want to admire it too much because I want him to keep doing it for another three or four months."
What took so long?
When he took over for the fired Randy Carlyle at the start of December, Boudreau was touted as the man to lead the Ducks' turnaround. He had, you see, pulled similar magic previously in Washington.
But a month into his new job, Boudreau and Ducks hadn't turned anything other than another page on the calendar in a sunk season. He looked more like the struggling Carlyle than some guy about to launch a resurgence.
Then the whole year flipped, 2012 arriving and the Ducks U-turning violently enough to threaten whiplash.
"I think they think they can win (now)," said Boudreau, who talked about the Ducks' lacking belief for weeks before his players seemed to finally hear him. "Confidence is really big. ... If you feel like you're capable of doing something, then you just welcome the challenge. If you worry about it or if you're afraid of it, then you're always on the defensive."
Remembering Chicago
It will be Blackhawk Sunday at Honda Center as the Ducks return to their home ice after playing eight games in a row on the road.
The last time Chicago visited, it was Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving.
On the celebrated "busiest shopping day of the year," the Ducks gift-wrapped a game to the Blackhawks, blowing a 4-2 third-period lead en route to losing, 6-5.
"All I really remember is we blew a lead going into the third period," forward Bobby Ryan said. "They scored three goals pretty quickly and that was that. Other than that, it was just another game."
The Blackhawks scored three times in 2:29 early in the third period to strong-arm the game back in their favor. Jonathan Toews scored two goals and had three assists. Linemate Patrick Sharp had a hat trick.
Less than a week later, Boudreau was replacing Randy Carlyle as Ducks coach.
"I think we're thinking about forgetting everything pre-Jan. 1, I guess," said Ryan, whose team now has scrambled back to being a force. "That's where things kind of turned for us and we found our stride"
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The confusion is understandable. The famous Madame Tussaud's royal tableau in the Grand Hall ('the essence of Madame Tussaud's,' according to the pounds 1 souvenir guide) has been the subject of some frantic reshuffling. Captain Mark Phillips has been lugged upstairs to reside in the 'Garden Party' along with such showbiz celebs as Dame Edna Everage and Paul Daniels. Fergie has been moved sideways along the tableau to stage far-left and looks ominously semi-detached - clearly one step from relegation to Paul Daniels country.
In these circumstances, it would hardly surprise anybody to find Freddie Mercury beside Prince Philip: the Queen with 'Queen'. At least it would be interesting.
It is hard to see what makes Madame Tussaud's so successful. Yet for the past six years it has been Britain's most popular tourist attraction to charge admission - last year drawing 2.25 million visitors. Coaches disgorge eager passengers in an apparently seamless throng. In the queue, foreign voices predominate; about 60 per cent are from overseas. So what brings them here?
Two girls from South Africa said they expected Tussaud's to be the highlight of their visit: 'Some friends of ours took amazing photos when they were here recently. It looks fantastic.' It is certainly not cheap: pounds 6.40 for adults, pounds 4.15 for under 16s, pounds 16.95 for a family ticket.
The first section is the aforementioned Garden Party of celebrities. In this party, time has stood still for at least a decade. Who's that in the Mao suit? It's a 30-year-old Ken Livingstone - presumably well-known to everyone in Stuttgart and Cape Town. And still back in the Seventies, meet Telly Savalas (Kojak) and Manuel (Fawlty Towers). Compared with Mr T (The A Team) or Dudley Moore, the likes of Terry Wogan and Kylie Minogue seem shockingly up-to-date.
It must be hard to keep on top of trends in the waxwork business. But it is impossible to excuse, for example, the absence of Madonna (the sculptors cannot blame a lack of available anatomical detail).
If the Garden Party celebrities are obscure, the choice of politicians, royalty and artistic figures in the Grand Hall is positively bizarre (remember Kemal Ataturk or Konrad Adenauer?). Most do recognise General de Gaulle: 'Wasn't he tall? He was a tall general,' said a woman. 'But he had revolting ears,' observed her friend.
Neil Kinnock is here, but John Smith is not. For some inexplicable reason, Maggie Thatcher occupies a dusty corner next to Bob Geldof. At the piano is Ludwig van Beethoven, who looks suspiciously like a recycled Keith Richards.
The final scene is the famous Chamber of Horrors, guarded by Adolf Hitler (surely here is a chance to strike a more contemporaneous note with Saddam Hussein or Pol Pot). The essence of the Chamber of Horrors was to see famous murderers in the flesh - waxy flesh at least. But Tussaud's murderers are no longer notorious: who remembers Crippen, Christie or the Acid Bath killer?
Even the more modern criminals represented here - Dennis Nielsen, Donald Nielsen or Charles Manson - are too old to provoke much horror.
Yet, according to Tussaud's, 95 per cent of visitors claim to be 'very satisfied' and there is a high return rate. Moreover, it doesn't rest on its laurels: Tussaud's has an active sales team with a strong presence at foreign travel trade shows.
Most of Tussaud's success, however, derives from the fact that it is now high on the list of London's must-see sights, along with Buckingham Palace and the Changing of the Guard. 'It's an enviable position,' says Juliet Simpkins, of Tussaud's. 'Waxworks in other cities are generally poor quality. Tussaud's is the biggest and the oldest. It's also fun.'
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I see him standing there
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Always lurking in the darkest corners
But never seeing, who he is…
Why can't I see his face?
Why does he hide from me?
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Should I be scared?
My blood pumps deeper and darker
As I feel his hands reaching for me
His icy fingers, gripping my heart
Squeezing tightly, till the pain almost makes me faint
He release his grip on me
And I hear him whisper as he returns to the shadows
"One day I will be in control…"
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In addition to the "Fast" model, Seagate also announced a "Slim" variant, which it calls the world's thinnest. At 0.38″, that appears to be the case – the WD My Passport Slim we took a look at a couple of months ago is 0.48″ thick.
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Hi All,
I hope the following adds to Lemke's posting: It always has been and
still is my humble opinion that any taxon that has been validly published
and described in the botanical literature does not need registration per the
International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (ICNCP). The ICNCP
does not concern itself with species and subspecific units) (taxa) but is
applicable only to cultivated plants (culta) while, on the other hand, the
International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN) is the applicable code
for botanical taxa.
Keeping this in mind, the 1993 List of Species, Botanical Varieties and
Forms and Specioids (which was compiled by me for the AHS) includes taxa
that are still considered valid species, subspecies, botanical varieties and
forms as of this date. These taxa do not need to be included in the
Registration Lists, because they are not cultivars but taxa. Having been
validly published and described, they are considered the same as registered.
The 1993 List of Species, Botanical Varieties and Forms and Specioids also
includes former taxa that have been reclassified and reduced in rank to
cultivar status. The latter are now considered culta and are governed not by
the ICBN but by the ICNCP. This is why Jim Wilkins, the Hosta Registrar, has
accepted the registration of H. 'Crispula' (a former taxon, now a culton).
Strictly speaking, this registration simply transferred the original species
description from the botanical literature into the list of registered
cultivars. Any and all of these former taxa that have been reduced to
cultivar rank by me in 1991 can now be included in the ICNCP but the fact
that they are not as yet included does not mean that they are not
registered. By virtue of their previous valid description as a taxon, they
are considered registered upon transfer as a cultivar to the ICNCP.
For those who lost me somewhere during this legalistic taxonomic
discourse here is a summary: All currently accepted species, subspecies,
botanical varieties and forms and all former species, subspecies, botanical
varieties and forms that have been reduced to cultivar rank are to be
considered as registered and so are included in the AHS Show Classification
Lists. Thus, the classification (of these taxa and former taxa) in Lemke's
Master List is correct.
There may be some disputes but these have to be sorted out in the
scientific literature first. All of the taxa in the 1993 list have been
accepted and listed in the Kew Index, the official international index of
published taxa. Only after review and verification and scientific acceptance
can disputes (what is and what is not a species) be filtered into
horticultural literature and that may take some time. For right now, the
1993 list is it.
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V.20 No.7 | 2/17/2011
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A dove by any other name would be as revered?
By Jessica Cassyle Carr [ Tue Feb 15 2011 3:55 PM ]
Yesterday's Daily Word provided a link to a KRQE story about the City's Council's introduction of a bill aimed at cracking down on pigeon poop. The pigeon nuisance abatement ordinance would make feeding and keeping the birds a finable offense.
I have mixed feelings about this issue. Obviously there's an overpopulation problem in Albuquerque, and I've seen people feeding the pigeons. Since moving into my Downtown house a year and a half ago, I've witnessed the level of neighborhood pigeon crap increase dramatically. At some point last year four birds took up residence in the rafters in the back of my house. I think the pigeons are cute, but the mess they make at my back door is filthy and disgusting. I can't get too mad at them, though, and here's why. Several years back NPR ran an interview with Andrew Blechman, author of Pigeons: The Fascinating Saga of the World's Most Revered and Reviled Bird. Learn all about these interesting birds here.
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I Hate To Admit It, But This Morning Really Sucked!
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I think these pigeons are fucking with me.
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There are some cats who are just talkers. Your girl may have a lot to tell you.
It's true that any deviation from normal eating habits can be a sign of illness, but be sure to also look for anything else that seems out of the ordinary.
Cats are very good (unfortunately) at hiding symptoms of illness, so sometimes the signs you see are very subtle. So, if the meowing is unusual for her, watch her carefully. If in doubt, it's always best to take her to the vet for a look, just to be on the safe side.
Is she spayed? Unspayed female cats will do a lot of meowing and yowling.
Some cats "talk" as a way of getting your attention. They know that humans make noises to get each others' attention, and they are imitating. My cat Christy has been doing this lately. After I responded favorably to her first few mews, she has gotten the point that meowing is a way to get me to look at her, and uses it to communicate with me.
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Maybe she's still hungry? Have you taken her in for a checkup/bloodwork? Just to rule out any.medical reason. My one cat meows when he begs for more food or if he's worried about me. My other cat meows because he wants me to play. So my house is full of meows!
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But if she is only a year old, it could just be that she's a "talker".
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On the plus side, from the sound of the meow you can get an idea of how they are doing and what they want more easily, so the vocal communication is nice in that way.
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Have you had to tell her to be quiet because you can't hear the tv? I have! My cat Bunny, who lives with my parents, is quite a talker too...but she's quieter than Mooch. My friend once had a roommate whos cat would sit at the bottom of the stairs every night and meow when she wanted her owner to go to bed. If the roommate was out of town; my friend had to go to bed when the cat demanded it so she would shush!
Mooch is a talker. Every tuxedo cat I've ever had has been one. Like Ducman said; some breeds are known for it too.
Have you had to tell her to be quiet because you can't hear the tv? I have! My cat Bunny, who lives with my parents, is quite a talker too...but she's quieter than Mooch. My friend once had a roommate whos cat would sit at the bottom of the stairs every night and meow when she wanted her owner to go to bed. If the roommate was out of town; my friend had to go to bed when the cat demanded it so she would shush!
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I read somewhere that meowing isn't a natural.sound for a cat. Is this true? I'm not trying to hijack this thread just curious.
Meowing is a natural sound for a cat, but in feral cats and in the cat's wildcat ancestors, it is primarily used between mother and kittens, and adult cats rarely meow. Kittens use it to call their mother, primarily. House cats have adapted it to use with humans.
On topic, it may simply be that your cat is particularly talkative. Some cats are virtually silent, but others you could pretty much have conversations with. I have on occasion managed a meaningful conversation with our Bonnie, as she has an extensive vocabulary of chirrups, warbles, and mews that she uses in certain very specific contexts. Clyde is comparatively quiet, but can communicate melancholy very well; he also has a very distinctive cry, a short "Mack!" that he uses when he's been asking for something and is beginning to get impatient, or if we stop petting him too soon for his liking.
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I'm pretty sure it's just for attention as she's extremely cuddly and attached, and also very timid around new people. It was a bit annoying at first but now I've found myself talking back to her..!
One funny thing is that if she loses me, my girlfriend or the other kitten for more than a few minutes in the house, there is guaranteed to be some VERY sad and persistent meows until one of us calls her!
I don't know if it's a breed thing, don't know much about breeds but she's just a normal black moggy or maybe a british bombay. Our half bengal kitten is quiet as a mouse!
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My black and white almost never meows, and when he does, it's very quiet. However, my calico cries when she's hungry, when she wants to lay on me, when she wants me to pick her up, or when she wants me to open a door. I'm pretty good at reading her now.
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I have one (Da Magpie) that is very noisy, although I don't consider what she does as a meow - she looks at me and screams MEEEEEEEEEE MEEEEEEEEEEE. When she isn't saying meeeee meeeee, she trills, chirps, and just talks a lot, food doesn't seem to be an issue. Da Lip screams when it;s feeding time and walks around trilling, and he taught that to Tippy.who walks around trilling or making ooooh ooooh sounds and his supper time sound is wow wow wow. The rest are much quieter. .
I must echo the sentiment that if this is new behaviour, a vet visit is in order.
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Our boy Si is quite the talker. He was a stray DSH about 9mos old.
He has a series of very low wuuur, wuuuur noises he makes when he first awakes, and starts winding between your legs. Most often he seems to be letting me know that he is awake and that the belly is available for a rubbin.
Like rewboss mentioned, Si also gives a short, quite loud 'mack' noise repeatedly when it appears I need step on it to get his meals in the dish. LOL
As dusk (and sometimes dawn) approaches he caterwauls a bit watching birds or squirrels out the window. And he will plain old meow at the top of his lungs, following you room to room if he wants to play or if you scolded him with a No about something. He is only not talking about something while he's sleeping.
Truth be told, being a little chatterbox (as was my last cat, a female seal point Siamese 20+yrs ago) is really what endeared him to me immediately.
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Enjoy this very clean top unit with family and friends. Sleeps up to 8 people. Located on Atlantic Avenue - across from beach block (8 homes to ocean). Large windows and two balconies provide a view of the ocean. Ride bikes on the boardwalk or walk with your young kids to the beach, library, or one of the two nearby playgrounds.
Ideal location: It is within walking distance of Rite Aid, beauty store/salon, yoga, library, church, community center, surf shop, ice-cream parlor, market, restaurants and two great playgrounds. I've also been told that in late summer, you can listen to live music over by the community center up the street on the beach. 5 minutes to Atlantic City casinos, restaurants, outlet stores, and night life. 15 minutes to Ocean City.
This vacation rental has been remodeled and has a full eat-in kitchen, granite countertops, with dishwasher, microwave, and all amenities, two full bathrooms, and washer and dryer, airconditioning, outdoor shower, deck with patio/bbq, and off-street parking. 1 Queen bed; 1 King Bed, 2 twin beds, 1 queen size sofa sleeper.
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Very Pleased :)
Stephanie Cognigni
Very Pleased :)
August 31, 2016
This was a wonderful, clean and spacious rental across the street from the beach. The pictures didn't do it justice. The owner was prompt with her correspondence and fair. I would recommend this property. It is about a 45min walk on the boardwalk to the main drag, very nice, clean, safe area if you want to be a bit away from the casinos
Perfect Week for the Familu!
Anthony Previti
Pittsburgh PA
Perfect Week for the Familu!
August 30, 2016
We had a great week in Ventnor. We don't get a lot of time with the family so it is a real treat when we can all get together. This is a great location with an awesome local meat market around the corner and the beach is a stone's throw away. We will definitely be back next year.
Relaxing family vacation
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Harrisburg, PA
Relaxing family vacation
June 30, 2014
Let me start by saying the house both upstairs and downstairs looked exactly as the pictures shown. The owner was very welcoming and informational about the sights , stores and things to do with the children! Extremely relaxing , comfortable experience. She communicated before , during and after our stay. The beach was lovely the children had a blast and we are already booking to stay for next year! Very nice home, amenities worked and was very clean. I would recommend this home to anyone and everyone as that's how great of an time we had. My family's very first beach vacation was wonderful and we left with great memories! Highly recommended!
Leonora DeRogatis
philadelphia pa
July 22, 2013
great views, clean ,spacious loved it
Memorial Day Weekend
Luc F
New York
Memorial Day Weekend
June 7, 2013
Rental was exactly as described. Homeowner was friendly and even took time out of her busy day to drop off toiletries. It's located about 2 miles from the Casinos which is a really quick drive but long walk. I'm rating it a 4 because of the lukewarm showers.
Perfect Stay!!
Anthony Previti
Johnstown, PA
Perfect Stay!!
July 8, 2012
Recently, my wife and I stayed here in Ventnor, NJ. We had the best vacation at the Jersey Shore. The unit is clean, spacious, and just blocks from the beach. My wife really loved it and didn't want to leave. The owner was a pleasure to deal with and really accommodating. She even recently installed WIFI, which is a must for everyone these days. I looked at a few other units but I am so happy we chose this one. We will definitely stay here again next summer.
excellent location. very clean. great experience!!
Paul Haley`
allentown pa
excellent location. very clean. great experience!!
June 20, 2012
We had 3 couples stay in the downstairs for a long weekend this june and it was amazing. The location is great. The place was very clean and spacious. It fit our needs perfect. The owners are very friendly. Would recommend to anyone. A++
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Barbara Ginsburg
Lafayette Hill PA USA
6701 Ventnor Ave
August 23, 2010
We rented the top floor of a duplex. This 3BR, 2BA was very clean and spacious. Lots of windows! Decorated very nicely. The vacationhomerentals website said it was a Queen, full and two twins but it was a queen, 2 twins (seperated beds) and a king (2 twins together). Owner was very nice and brought over king sheets and also gave us blankets because we forgot them. Kitchen was spacious and really beautiful-completely updated. Just wish it was stocked a bit more as I like to cook...a few large serving bowls and need more eating utensils but mostly just fine for basic vacation cooking needs. Bathrooms are older (charming I think) but very clean and in good shape. Air conditioning worked great. Loved the outisde deck/porch. the LR and Den, both with TV's, are spaced far enough apart that they do not compete with each other. This location was great! 1 short block to the beach. Walk to Ice Cream, Rite aid, restaurants and Library where we rented books and DVD's for the 1 rainy day we had. Wish the master bed was firmer but that is a personal preference. Beach chairs were non-recling so bring your own if possible. Also bring beach umbrella if needed. Overall a very nice experience and would definately like to rent again.
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A smart phone is worthless if it's not secure, especially if you're taking that device into combat. The Defense Information Systems Agency and the military branches are testing iPhones and Droids for security in the most difficult environments.
John Herrema is Senior Vice President of corporate strategy at Good Technology, the company working with DISA on the project. He joined In Depth to talk about securing mobile devices
There are many factors in using mobile phones, Herrema said, from the networks, individual devices, platforms, applications used on devices. Also, the devices will be used on public and private networks and are much more likely to be misplaced, lost or stolen.
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Barrio Cuba剧情简介
Filmmaker Humberto Solas weaves together three stories of people struggling to find love and security on the margins of life in Havana in this poignant comedy-drama. Magalis (Luisa Maria Jimenez) is a nurse who has become the unwitting target of repeated romantic advances from Ignacio Mario Limonta), a man many years her senior who works in a lumberyard. One day, Ignacio is seriously injured while on the job, and he's taken to the hospital, where to his delight and her annoyance Magalis is assigned to look after him. Elsewhere, El Chino (Jorge Perugorria) is a truck driver who has fallen in love with Vivian (Isabel Santos), who works in a drugstore. Vivian and Chino's relationship is deeply passionate, and they're both delighted when she discovers she's pregnant. However, their joy turns to lingering grief when she suffers a miscarriage. And finally, Maria (Ana Dominguez) has been quarreling with her husband Santo (Rafael Lahera) and leaves him, which is worrisome for Santo since she's pregnant with his child. Eventually, Maria reconsiders and comes home, to the joy and relief of Santo and his mother Amparo (Adela Legra). However, the fates have decided their happiness will be short lived. Barrio Cuba received its American premiere at the 2006 Palm Springs Film Festival.
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BeschreibungA chronicle of the struggles, bravado, and irrepressible sexuality of young men.
Will McBride, an American who has spent his adult life in Germany, has made one of the great extended photographic portraits of male adolescence, created over the course of his forty-year career as a photographer. In his studio work and in his reportage for such magazines as "Twen," McBride has focused on young men as they come to terms with their inner and outer development.
McBride creates a portrait of the young male that is more revealing than those available in countless books, plays, movies, and television shows. In his work, young men discover the power of their own sexuality, fall in love, suffer the imposition of the regimentation of study and religion, seek comfort, flaunt their courage, and play with the unfettered, goofy energy of boys. Clearly made in collaboration with his subjects, McBride's photographs are as telling and sensual as they are unforgettable.
Untertitel: Photographs by Will McBride. 'Aperture Monograph S. '. colour and b&w illustrations. Sprache: Englisch.
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Henry Kissinger once famously said ''''power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.'''' This may have been Kissinger's most lucid moment. The statement is certainly a glass full of lucidity in the face of combustion run amok under the Dodge Challenger Hellcat's hood.You want horsepower? At 707 horsepower the 2016 Challenger Hellcat challenges exotics costing five times its price. The 6.2-liter V8 engine is a marvel in that it starts and idles (relatively) smoothly- makes all the right sounds and even gets over 20 mpg if you stay out of the supercharger boost. The 8-speed automatic transmission in our test car provided crisp shifts in full auto mode plus immediate response when playing with the column-mounted paddle shifters. It's a constant act of restraint when driving this car- because anything under 85 mph feels like a waste of the Hellcat's existence. The Challenger itself is large and can transport normal-sized humans in the back seat to a degree the Mustang and Camaro can only dream about. And the trunk is comparatively enormous. The Challenger ds a very reasonable job on sinewy roads where outright sports cars shine- astonishing given its 4-449lb curb weight. The standard three-mode Bilstein shocks help create a reasonably plush ride despite the car's main mission- but dial up Full Hard and it downright invents extra high-amplitude bumps in the road. It also corners flatly through very quick steering- even if any of the communication between front tires and road surface is coated in Novocain. Equipped with vented Brembo front brakes that break some sort of size record at 15.4 inches in diameter and clamped by six-piston calipers- the Hellcat stops almost as well as it gs. But the main mission is acceleration and that mission is not just accomplished- it's run over mid-track at about 105 decibels. Competitive numbers put the Challenger Hellcat at 3.6 seconds to 60mph and through the quarter-mile in just 11.7 seconds at 126mph. Go full drag and swap on ''''cheater slicks'''' (drag tires that are also street legal) and you'll see that 11.7 drop to about 11.2 seconds. But even that misses the point. Here's the point: wheel spin at 90mph. Even when cruising at extra-legal speeds- safeguards disabled (on a closed test track- naturally)- stab the throttle with abandon and you get wheel spin- you get sideways- you create skidmarks on the outside and on the inside- if you get my drift. This car is perfect.
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A good picture, as everybody knows, is worth a thousand words. The one that appeared on the front page of The New York Times last Thursday could also be worth a hundred congressional votes.
Extracted from a video smuggled out of Syria, the frame showed gunmen about to kill seven prostrate and terrified army soldiers, their backs bared and beaten, their hands tied behind their backs, as a rebel commander ranted a bloody oath of revenge. Such are the Islamist extremists that the US would in effect be supporting, the picture declared with a starkness no words could match, if the Obama administration went ahead with its threatened military strikes against the Assad regime. Who knows: could this be what tips the balance in the upcoming congressional debates, the image that undermines not just Barack Obama's foreign policy during the rest of his term, but America's very role in the existing world order?
An exaggeration? Not really. Last week's fraught G20 summit in Russia – at which he spent as much time telephoning wavering Senators and Congressmen back home as he did interacting with his fellow leaders near St Petersburg – was but a prelude. Beyond doubt, these next few days will be the most crucial of the Obama presidency. Tomorrow the Senate starts its debate on a resolution authorising military strikes to punish the Assad regime for its presumed use of chemical weapons against its fellow citizens. On Tuesday evening, in a televised address, Obama will seek to persuade the nation why that should happen, by which time the House of Representatives may have taken up its own resolution on the subject.
Two votes, on which he has, to all intents, bet his presidency and his legacy. Yet it didn't have to be like this. When Obama announced last weekend that he had decided to go ahead with bombing and missile strikes against Syrian government installations, yet would seek the approval of Congress beforehand, he was turning political practice on its head.
Formal declarations of war are the exception in US history; the most recent were against Japan, Germany and Italy when America entered the Second World War. In reality a commander-in-chief does not even need congressional permission to use force. What tends to happen – as in the fateful 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution that greased the slope to the Vietnam war, and most recently in the October 2002 resolution allowing George W Bush to invade Iraq – is broad authorisation some while before the event.
A couple of times (over the 1999 air strikes against Serbia, and an extension of US involvement in the 2011 campaign against Muammar Gadaffi in Libya) Congress has actually voted against military operations. But Bill Clinton on the first occasion, and Obama on the second, went ahead regardless. This time, however, Obama is seeking narrow and specific approval of a brief and largely symbolic campaign, one meant not to overthrow the Assad regime, merely to "fire a shot across its bows", that will see not a single American boot on the ground in Syria.
Or rather, that's what's meant to happen. But a country that's fed up with wars – particularly wars of choice in a treacherous, ungrateful Middle East where no direct US interests are at stake – just isn't buying that argument. As in Britain, the average American hasn't forgotten the intelligence fiasco that produced the last Iraq war. And what if Assad or his allies retaliate? Might not America be dragged into a wider conflict that turns the threat of regional conflagration into reality?
Faced with such public scepticism, Obama himself admits it will be a tough sell, one that even his rhetorical gifts cannot guarantee. On Capitol Hill the arithmetic is no less daunting. In the Senate, traditionally the more moderate and considered chamber, and where Obama's Democrats have control, there's a 50-50 chance, maybe slightly better, of a yes vote. But the House of Representatives is another matter.
You start with a Republican majority reflexively opposed to everything this President does. But the opposition cuts across party lines, as liberal, anti-war Democrats make common cause with the libertarians and America-first Tea Partiers on the far Republican right. As of Friday evening, according to The Washington Post, 224 of the 433 current House members were opposed to US military intervention and barely two dozen in favour, despite the long-range arm-twisting by the White House. If anything, moreover, hostility is growing. Some even speculate that a resolution will not even be put to the vote, to spare not so much Obama as the institution of the presidency, and American credibility in world affairs.
Some would argue the President could follow his example of two years ago, and simply ignore the opinion of Congress. But having gone out of his way to seek that opinion, that course would seem inconceivable, not to mention politically calamitous. A House spurned will be even less likely to compromise, as new showdowns loom over the budget, a possible government shutdown and renewal of the federal debt ceiling. Even impeachment proceedings are possible. They would be a mere stunt of course, but a distracting and demeaning one for Obama.
And last but not least, the Pentagon itself is opposed to war. So much was evident from the testimony (or lack of it) to the Senate last week by the country's top uniformed soldier, General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs. And consider this summary of the views of serving commanders from Robert Scales, a retired army general well plugged in to US military thinking. The brass, he wrote in the Post, was "embarrassed to be associated with the amateurism of the Obama administration's attempts to craft a plan that makes strategic sense", and a path to war "that violates every principle of war". They were, he went on, "outraged" at the prospect of an act of war merely "to make up for a slip of the tongue about 'red lines'". Withering stuff. Unlike Congress, the military ultimately does what it's told, however reluctantly. Whatever happens, however, a presidency is on the line this week.Reuse content


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Board Games
La Citta
Designed by Gerd Fenchel. Published 2000 by Kosmos (German edition) and Rio Grande Games (English edition). For 2-5 players and takes about 30 minutes per player in the game. Each player is given two cities to start with, and is charged with expanding the different aspects of the cities to attract larger populations. Players build farms to feed their people, quarries to finance their expansions, marketplaces to allow growth in their cities, and bath houses to keep their people clean and healthy. Additionally, structures can be built which give the city influence in one of three categories. Superiority in one these categories will cause population to shift from other nearby cities when the Voice of the People is decided at the end of each turn. At the end of six turns, the player with the most victory points, which are determined from well-rounded cities, well-fed populations and overall size of population, will be the winner.
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