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O'REILLY: I'll tell you why [religion's] not a scam, in my opinion: tide goes in, tide goes out. Never a miscommunication. You can't explain that.
SILVERMAN: Tide goes in, tide goes out?
O'REILLY: See, the water, the tide comes in and it goes out, Mr. Silverman. It always comes in, and always goes out. You can't explain that.
Crooks and Liars' comment: "The sun rises and the sun sets. The clock strikes twelve at noon and midnight. Neither of these prove the existence of God, but don't tell BillO. He'd be crushed under the weight of the moon's gravity."
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The post facto illogicality of O'Really's mindset. He thinks that because of the waves in the oceans, going out and coming in, that this proves the existence of Gaud. Of course, he also believes that Gaud created everything at once in six days about 6,000 years ago; that man walked with dinosaurs, and that fossils were put in the earth to fool the Darwinists. O'Really, being ignorant of science (and to an extent contemptuous of it) discounts the big bang and even if there was one, it happened because of Gaud. About 6,000 years ago. O'Really thinks the Cambrian Event is some kind of week-long Italian festival, probably for homosexuals. I guess I was trying to convey O'Really's madness. To me, people who are irrational are insane.
That is God in Brother Dave Epley's lingo. Deep southern accent. Haliluya!!
Anytime someone uses that particular spelling all I can think about is this family guy clip.
Heh, heh.
O'Reilly's mouth opens, O'Reilly's mouth closes. You can't explain the shit in between.
Ha! Love it!
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Oh beautiful comeback........no further comment required!! :))
The level of stupidity and ignorance represented by O'Reilly's statement is just staggering. That he is one of the supposed "leading lights" of the Faux Noise organization only speaks to the quality of said organization.
Now pardon me while I barf!
Yeah I agree Loren -- real stupidity shown here. Obviously he doesn't know any science at all.
I remember this came out about the same time as the Insane Clown Posse's "Miracle" crap. "Fuckin magnets, how to they work? And I don't want to talk to a scientists, they be lyin and gettin me pissed"
I remember thinking O'Reilly just found a house band.
And lest we forget http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tJjNVVwRCY&list=PL26CE4A94C033D...
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Yes, we got a lot out of this garden. A good harvest, indeed.
Real gardeners trade Sunday morning lie-ins for hard work and sunshine
(They also stop to smell the flowers)
Real gardeners are proud of even the tiniest harvests.
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Real gardeners are not quite sure what to do with so many tomatoes…
(But they'll figure something out)
Real gardeners stock up for the week, with plans of grilled eggplant and basil salads, homemade pasta sauce atop roasted spaghetti squash, and steamed vegetables for days.
They spend Sunday nights in the kitchen, pots and pans clanging, making a week's worth of from-the-garden meals.
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Giant Snowmen: Polar Bears
If you saw a polar bear, which is one of the biggest animals on earth, you might assume it to be a giant snowman. This giant snowman weighs around 800 kilograms (1763 pounds) and is about two and a half metres (98 inches) long. Put the weight of ten men together and they will weigh a polar bear!
The polar bear has some amazing features which allow it to live at the north pole. Despite the polar climate, glaciers and snowstorms, as a miracle from Allah, a thick layer of fat underlying its skin protects the polar bear from cold. Its fur is thick, dense, long and fluffy. Have you ever thought about why polar bears with such characteristics do not live in the deserts of Africa? Certainly, the answer is that Allah has created him with features suited to the environment in which he lives. Think for a moment! If he were in the desert, he could hardly withstand the hot climate of the desert for a minute.
What makes the polar bear different from all other bears is that it is not very fond of hibernation. Only the female polar bears, especially those pregnant, hibernate for a long period. Allah, "ar-Razzaq, the One Who continuously provides sustenance to all living beings," has made food available for the new-born cub. The milk of polar bears contains a high amount of fat. This fatty milk is what the cubs need most. They grow very fast, thanks to this fatty milk, and get ready to go out of their caves in the spring.
Have you heard that the polar bear is a very good swimmer and diver? That is true! The polar bear is a skilled swimmer and diver. While swimming, it uses its forelegs. That it can use its legs as paddles is something by which Allah has made life easy for him. Apart from this, in water, it can close its nostrils and keep its eyes open, and its webbed feet, similar to those of ducks, make it a good swimmer.
The polar bear lives in the coldest regions of the world such as the North Pole, Northern Canada and Northern Siberia. But the feet of the polar bear never become cold. You could hardly keep your feet or hands on ice for more than a couple of minutes. Surprisingly, however, the polar bear does not even feel this cold since its feet are covered with thick fur. Allah gave it just the right features so that it would not be affected by the cold. If it were covered with skin similar to that of human beings, it would never survive. Moreover, the fatty layer ten centimetres (four inches) thick under its skin provides heat insulation. Therefore, in icy waters, it can swim 2000 kilometres (1242 miles) at a speed of 10 to 11 kilometres (6 to 7 miles) per hour.
Do you know why the colour of polar bears is white or off-white? It is hard to notice the white polar bear among the white snow-covered glaciers and the frozen wastes of the north that extend for thousands of kilometres. Imagine how difficult it would be for it to hide itself if its colour were as black as a crow or as colourful as one of the parrots living in the tropical forests.
Polar bears' sense of smell is so keen that they can readily smell a seal that hides under a layer of snow one and a half metre (59 inches) thick. While hunting, polar bears also employ some tactics. Now, visualise a polar bear with its snow-white fur looking like a snowman. Do you think anyone would notice it if it lays on the snow? If you only considered its white fur, you might have said "yes". But, remember that the polar bear also has a black nose. On white snow, this nose makes perfect camouflage impossible. But the polar bear does something very intelligent and eliminates this problem. It covers its nose with its white forepaws. Totally hidden in the snow, it awaits its prey's approach.
This point deserves particular attention because for a polar bear to employ hunting tactics it must be intelligent. Think for a moment: the polar bear is aware that its white colour is a perfect match for the environment in which it lives. Moreover, it is wise enough to realise that it needs to cover its black nose, the only obstacle to its camouflage. As you can also imagine, it is unlikely that the polar bear would have found this tactic after a few unsuccessful hunting experiences! Bears are inspired by Allah and are taught to act in this way. Because, like all other creatures, they are also under the protection of Allah.


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Sunday, November 1, 2009
20 comments:
- Michael said...
What's the story with that taxi pic?
- November 1, 2009 at 6:08 PM
- james said...
williamsburg bridge a few weeks back. Had the BK bound outer two lanes on lock down for an hour or so.
- November 1, 2009 at 6:16 PM
- Walter said...
That's a pretty sick feeble transfer.
- November 1, 2009 at 6:31 PM
That cab's got a mean backside smith.
- November 1, 2009 at 6:58 PM
- P.M said...
I think I saw that bike around my hood this weekend... Perhaps. Penguin Books paint job? Nice collection, of out and abouts man... it's been the perfect weather for it too.
- November 1, 2009 at 8:39 PM
- P.M said...
PS. Where's the flower shop?
- November 1, 2009 at 8:40 PM
- james said...
p.m...Didn't we already do this? You spotted my bike locked up by the Flea? I thought I spotted your brick sole Quoddys at the Gonz opening last summer...
I think I again spotted them in Fort Greene...
Saturday. Some Khakis and a navy BD?
Fuckin funny shit man.
We're bound to meet for real one of these days.
Keep up the radness on Julien Strangler...
- November 1, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- james said...
and the flowers are in the foyer of the Ace...
- November 1, 2009 at 8:58 PM
- File Under..... said...
yo were those light green Clarks or was that just the lighting. If so, what store was that?
- November 1, 2009 at 9:22 PM
- jon said...
Look at Wastler gettin all model on us...
- November 1, 2009 at 9:31 PM
"Freemasons run the country!"
- November 1, 2009 at 9:55 PM
- Sam said...
nice wallabees
- November 1, 2009 at 10:33 PM
- P.M said...
Haha. Yeah same guilty shoes. Outfit check. I saw the bike as you guys walked by where I was getting coffee... I was stoked on the Bike/Barbour combo in my hood... Anyway you're right we did do this dance before... Let's man up with the 'what'sup' next time!
Thanks for the kind words. Julien should be moving ever forward. Towards not much.
I'll wear different shoes next time to keep it interesting...
- November 1, 2009 at 11:25 PM
- email@example.com said...
Are the wallabees made in Ireland by any chance? If so, could you please tell me where?! Thanks.
- November 2, 2009 at 12:39 PM
- james said...
Light Blue Wallies.
Spotted em at Beacon's in W'burg...
thanks for all the comments.
Specially appreciate the taxi skate related ones. Backside smith..rad.
- November 2, 2009 at 5:51 PM
- S.N. Carpeaux said...
Love the bike
Love the Bimmer
Lovely flowers
Lovely shots
Thanks for sharing
- November 3, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- mlp said...
love that bimmer. i see it all the time. quite a rare one to spot as those things are even worse rust buckets than 2002s.
- November 3, 2009 at 11:25 AM
what are those shoes that the photographer is wearing in the puke green background pic?
- November 12, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- james said...
@Anon...Those are Armstrongs by a London-based brand called Shöfolk: http://www.folkclothing.com/men-shofolk.html
- November 12, 2009 at 10:44 PM
- james said...
Anon, sorry. Assumed Emil was wearing the Armstrongs. Those are actually low Red Wings. Emil could tell you better where they came from. He got them on eBay, but there's more to it I believe.
Thanks for visiting Secret Forts.
- November 12, 2009 at 10:46 PM


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After a windy, overcast day on Wednesday, the skies parted and the sun came through at Augusta National on Thursday. It was a power-packed day of news, as Jordan Spieth came on late to take the lead.
Here's a link to the entire leaderboard.
And here are five things we learned on the first day at The Masters:
1. Tiger's back ... sort of (and he's having fun)
The galleries following Tiger Woods were unworldly for his opening round.
And after sticking a birdie on the third hole, the buzz intensified. He slipped a bit, however, by stringing bogeys together on the next two holes. He later added a bogey on No. 11 and then plunked it in the water on the following hole. He finished the day at 1-over-par.
He said after the round that "73 is fine" and added that "it felt great to be back out there again." Here's a link to a story from Scott Michaux of the Augusta Chronicle detailing Tiger's day.
Tiger showed he's as focused as ever, but it's clear that he's enjoying the limelight more than in years past. Veteran Chronicle scribe David Westin writes in this piece:
"During his comeback, the 42-year-old has been more engaged on and off the course with fans. He's also opened up with the media."
The longer Woods stays in contention, the more eyeballs will stay watching coverage of the event.
Here's a slideshow of the opening round, including some of Tiger's shots.
2. So much for Sergio's new balanced approach
It was just about a month ago that Sergio Garcia joined GateHouse Media's John Evans, Michaux and me in Austin to talk about how his win in last year's Masters was a life-changing experience. Sergio insisted that family life (he and his wife, Angela, recently welcomed a new daughter into the world) had grounded him.
Here's the video.
On Thursday, Sergio put that newfound mentality to the test against the 15th hole. The result wasn't pretty.
After hitting the ball into the drink five times, Garcia took a 13. It tied for the highest score ever recorded on a single hole in the tournament.
Here's Garry Smits' story on how the drama unfolded.
3. Who needs an ankle to play good golf? Not Tony Finau
The day after he recorded an ace and then suffered a horrific ankle roll — a moment that most assumed would force him out of the tournament — Tony Finau got stronger as the day progressed on Thursday.
He started with a bogey, but then added birdies on Nos. 2, 4, 8, 9, 13, and 15 to finish with a 68.
"I was really happy to be here and play. I played a really solid round of golf," Finau said.
"It's been pretty crazy, to be in this position. It's nothing short of a miracle, if you ask me. I could barely put any pressure on (the ankle)."
There's more on Finau in this piece from David Lee of the Augusta Chronicle.
4. True hero living out a dream
Sure, it might seem stressful, standing over a big putt. But Matt Parziale knows what real pressure is.
Parziale won the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship last October, but his full-time job is putting out fires in his hometown of Brockton, Mass.
We're not talking metaphoric, tough-day-on-the-links fires here. Real working fires.
Parziale played with Tiger Woods on Wednesday, as this story explains, and he had a moment during Thursday's opening round, when he fought back to even with birdies on the fourth and fifth holes.
His day didn't finish as he would have hoped — he played a nine-hole stretch at 8-over-par — but he still did his hometown proud.
5. Spieth looks like the old Spieth
While Tiger, Sergio and Tony Finau hogged the headlines, Jordan Spieth simply went to work.
Spieth had consecutive birdies on the second and third holes to spring into action. He dropped a pair of strokes, but had a round-reversing eagle on No. 8, then rolled on the back nine, finishing the day atop the leaderboard.
He climbed to 7-under, but pulled a drive on No. 18. Still, an amazing chip shot saved bogey, and Spieth finished the day with a two-stroke advantage.
"Unfortunately, I've had to do some interesting things on 18 here in my career," Spieth said.
"It was a beautiful chip shot. I probably couldn't have gotten it closer with a bucket of balls."
Kirk Bohls of the Austin American-Statesman wrote this piece on Spieth, and the Texas native insists he's got his confidence back to where it needs to be.
It sure looked like it on Thursday.
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5 things to know after Ravens beat Lions 18-16
Justin Tucker had already kicked five field goals, but this one would be an entirely different matter.
A 61-yarder? With the game on the line?
"He said, `I got it,"' Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said.
Tucker lived up to his word, making an improbable kick from the Lions' logo at midfield to lift the Ravens to an 18-16 victory over Detroit on Monday night. Tucker's 61-yard field goal with 38 seconds remaining helped Baltimore pull within a game of first-place Cincinnati in the AFC North.
Tucker said he'd made one from farther before the game.
"I backed up in pregame to 70 and I doinked one off the crossbar," he said. "I almost broke one of those like $50,000 cameras that's on the goalposts."
Baltimore (8-6) is even with Miami in the race for the last wild card in the AFC. Detroit (7-7) fell to third place in the NFC North and needs Chicago and Green Bay each to lose at least once over the final two weeks of the season. Otherwise, the Lions will miss out on a postseason berth that once seemed theirs for the taking.
"Our emotions aren't important right now. We have two games to play, we're one down in our division," Lions coach Jim Schwartz said. "So I think that's the most important thing for us to keep in mind at this point. This was a setback, no question."
Here are five things to know about Baltimore's tense victory at Detroit:
TRIUMPHANT TUCKER: The Baltimore kicker was already having a terrific day – and a great season – before his kick in the final minute gave the Ravens the victory. Tucker has made 33 field goals in a row, the NFL's longest streak since Matt Stover made 36 in a row for the Ravens from 2005-06, according to STATS.
The 61-yarder didn't clear the crossbar by much, and it almost went wide right.
"I had no doubt that he was going to make it," Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith said. "I actually played against Tuck in college, and I watched him in warmups kick 65-yard field goals like it was nothing. So when he was out there, I knew we were going to make it and I knew we were going back on the field and have to stop them on defense."
STAFFORD'S STRUGGLES: If the Lions do miss the playoffs, there will be plenty of questions about their franchise quarterback, who has turned the ball over 12 times in the last five games.
Matthew Stafford threw three interceptions Monday, although in fairness, he was also victimized by some dropped passes. Even star receiver Calvin Johnson dropped two big passes in the first half on his way to a pedestrian day by his standards: six catches for 98 yards.
"I didn't play my best game by any means," Stafford said. "We're capable of playing much better than we did on offense. I thought our defense did a good job of holding them to field goals."
CRUCIAL PENALTIES: Two of Tucker's second-quarter field goals were set up by Detroit penalties. The biggest was a personal foul on safety Louis Delmas that turned what would have been a third-down incompletion into another chance for the Ravens.
Baltimore capitalized when Tucker's field goal on the last play of the half gave the Ravens a 9-7 lead.
The Lions caught a bad break in the second half, settling for a field goal after Stafford's incomplete pass to the end zone. A replay showed Detroit receiver Kris Durham had his arm held on the play by Lardarius Webb, but there was no penalty flag for pass interference.
WINNING DRIVE: All the Ravens really had to do was reach midfield to get close to Tucker's range, but even that seemed unlikely when Baltimore faced third-and-15 from its own 28.
Then Joe Flacco found Jacoby Jones for a 27-yard gain to give the Ravens new life.
ELAM'S LAST LAUGH: Matt Elam, Baltimore's rookie safety, caused a stir in the week leading up to the game by saying that Johnson "is pretty old."
Then he made a couple mistakes that helped Detroit score a touchdown early in the first quarter. First, Elam gave the Lions a first down with a personal foul penalty – he hit Stafford as the Detroit quarterback slid short of the marker on a third-down scramble. Then Elam missed badly on a tackle, allowing Nate Burleson to gain about 10 extra yards on a dump-off by Stafford.
But it was Elam who followed Tucker's 61-yard kick with the interception that helped the Ravens seal the game.
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Politicians Decry Fake Torture, Cover Up Real Torture
from the the-nation-cannot-abide-inaccurate-torture-depictions deptEven if a lifetime of exposure to the continuous hypocrisy of politicians has turned many of us into jaded, cynical shells of human beings reduced to selecting "None of the Above" when voting, every so often something comes along that breaks through our hardened shells... and carves another slice off our dwindling faith in humanity. This is one of those moments.
Senators John McCain, Dianne Feinstein and Carl Levin have an issue with Zero Dark Thirty, most specifically its uber-controversial torture scene. Taking to the nearest soapbox, they have decried this horrible act of
If the problem with Zero Dark Thirty is that it's not an accurate presentation of the utility of torture (and we shudder at the thought that torture ought to be evaluated according to its utility), the senators could make a major push to declassify a massive report put together by Feinstein's committee into what the CIA's torture program did and didn't do.Feinstein, in particular, should probably keep her comments on fake torture to a minimum, considering she's sitting on a classified report that details years of interrogations performed by the CIA, often involving torture of detainees.
Last week, Feinstein announced that the Senate intelligence committee she chairs finally approved a 6,000-page study into the CIA's treatment of terrorism detainees in its custody that took almost four years to investigate. By reviewing more than "6 million pages of CIA and other records," Feinstein said, the report details how the detainees were treated, how they were interrogated, and, crucially, "the intelligence they actually provided and the accuracy — or inaccuracy — of CIA descriptions about the program." Feinstein promised "startling details" and "critical questions" about the program, promising it would "settle the debate once and for all over whether our nation should ever employ coercive interrogation techniques such as those detailed in this report." Small problem: the report is secret, so you can't read it."Startling details" and "critical questions" that the average US citizen will likely never see. Feinstein won't declassify the report until the President and other executive branch members review it. At that point, the committee will "consider" declassification. In other words, this has next to no chance of being declassified, at least not during this administration, and very possibly much longer than that. Here's how Ackerman describes the current situation:
So the report that could settle the debate about torture won't settle the debate about torture until the self-interested parties who've stymied accountability for torture decide it's safe to settle the debate about torture.Despite a promising start, Obama and his team have shown very little interest in the openness and transparency that was promised at the beginning of his first term. In fact, many of the administration's actions have headed in the opposite direction.
After an early and acrimonious decision to partially declassify key Justice Department memos authorizing the torture — for which Obama deserves praise — he's done nothing. A special prosecutor empowered by Attorney General Eric Holder ended up not indicting any CIA official who abused detainees, and didn't even consider investigating the top officials who authorized the torture in the first place. There has been even less official public reckoning with what the torture program entailed, something that would fray Obama's relationship with a CIA that implements his lethal drone program, since a former Bush administration aide described that program as amounting to "war crimes." And it's worth noting that under Obama's watch, the U.S. military placed accused Wikileaker Bradley Manning in conditions that were harsher than those for many Guantanamo Bay detainees.That's what makes this particular bit of grandstanding especially nauseating. To publicly berate a movie (and its makers) for being "misleading" in its depiction of torture is more reprehensible than decrying the movie for depicting (or "glorifying," as other critics have stated) torture. If the torture actually happened and produced no usable results, shouldn't these three be making some noise about the CIA using horrific tactics to produce questionable results? If, indeed, the torture was "successful" and helped take down Bin Laden, shouldn't those who either explicitly or implicitly justify torture be praising this film for its accuracy?
Since no one's taking up that latter offer, we can assume that government officials that approve of torture have no desire to express that in public. And if these three have information disproving the movie's claims, they should be coming forward with it, rather than keeping it hidden from public view. Unfortunately, this report will stay locked down, as no one in this administration wants to hang out the CIA's dirty laundry. Chances are the report shows that several horrific acts produced negligible results as the link between torture and usable information has always been extremely tenuous. As Nice Guy Eddie said in 'Reservoir Dogs,' "If you fucking beat this prick long enough, he'll tell you he started the goddamn Chicago fire, now that don't necessarily make it fucking so!"
Instead of transparency, we get self-serving complaints about celluloid torture and more state secrets and classification. It's sad, disgusting and entirely unsurprising.


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According to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, the Bears will retire Mike Ditka's number during a Dec. 9 Monday Night Football appearance against the Cowboys at Soldier Field.
Ditka coached the team to its only Super Bowl title 27 years ago, but was a tremendous player for them prior to that, playing for their 1963 NFL title team.
The 73-year-old ESPN analyst will be the 14th Bears player to have his number retired, the first since Dick Butkus and Gale Sayers. That's the most retired numbers of any NFL team.
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Benjamin Tindall Architects were appointed project architects for the new Queen's Gallery in October 1999. Their central visual theme was a celebration of The Queen's Golden Jubilee, expressed through a series of arches and screens that lead visitors from the Gallery entrance to the exhibition spaces beyond. Their design complements the original 19th-century architecture, elements of which were incorporated into the new spaces. Unsympathetic later internal alterations were removed, and a new exposed steel and concrete floor inserted to reflect the original 'gallery' of the Church.
A new stone arched entrance was created at the centre of the Horse Wynd frontage, opposite the new Scottish Parliament building. The use of a stone archway, with a courtyard beyond, is a traditional entrance device in Scottish architecture. The main walling is of Catcastle stone, the dressed work and lettering is of Stainton stone and the base is of Kenmay granite.
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The Queen's Gallery was opened by Her Majesty The Queen on 29 November 2002, as part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations. It hosts a programme of changing exhibitions from the Royal Collection.
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Toyota Motor Corp. has recalled 90,189 Highlander SUV's because third-row seat belts may not lock in some child-safety seats. So far, there have been no complaints of injuries as a result of the defect, but what if there had been?
The U. S. Chamber of Commerce talks about frivilous lawsuits and the need for extreme tort reform measures. Those measures infringe upon the rights of individuals who are seriously injured or killed as a result of defects such as these. Had one of these seat belts malfunctioned and led to the death of a child, shouldn't Toyota be held responsible? Toyota wouldn't be responsible because they intended to kill someone, but our laws say that if you put a product into the stream of commerce and that product is defective, you are liable for the damages you cause. That's not frivilous. THAT'S THE LAW!!!!
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On Thursday, a father received a letter from OfficeMax addressed to himself and to his daughter, who died in car accident last year. Forgivable enough mistake, except that the letter was actually addressed to "Mike Seay, Daughter Killed in Car Crash."
Ashley Seay was killed in April, when an SUV she was riding in crashed into a tree. Her father was, of course, shocked and disturbed after receiving the letter.
"Why would they have that type of information? Why would they need that?" Mike Seay told NBC 5. "What purpose does it serve anybody to know that? And how much other types of other information do they have if they have that on me, or anyone else? And how do they use that, what do they use that for?"
Outraged, Seay eventually called OfficeMax's customer service line, where an operator put the question to her manager. "The manager told her that it was impossible, that this can't be happening," Seay said.
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Marriott Opens New Hotel in OsakaMar 10 (Mon ), 2014
Marriott has expanded its portfolio of hotels in Japan with the opening of the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel.
With a prime location in front of Osaka Abenobashi Station, the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel is just 30 minutes from Kansai International Airport.
The hotel's 360 rooms (each an average of 38 sq meters) are located on the 38th to 55th floors, and include six suites and 33 premium rooms.
The executive floor rooms are served by a dedicated executive lounge, one of the largest of its kind in Japan, with a 10 meter high ceiling and floor to ceiling windows. It provides an open, airy and relaxing space to unwind and enjoy the view while enjoying light refreshments and snacks.
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Masahiko Torii, General Manager of the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel said, "Marriott Hotels and Japan's Miyako Hotels & Resorts are delighted to have joined together to proudly offer the highest standards of global hospitality, but with a Japanese touch, in Osaka. Our new hotel is ready to welcome guests from Japan and all over the world, and we anticipate the Osaka Marriott Miyako Hotel will become the most prominent new landmark and symbol of Osaka."
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If you thought Jeopardy! was going to just sit idly by and let the likes of Barry Bonds sully the good game of baseball and the legitimate heroics contained therein, you thought fucking wrong.
In a category called "Pop Quiz"—the gist being that the question is (or was) the father of the individual mentioned in the answer—Alex Trebek informed America that Jeopardy!, the producers of Jeopardy!, the companies who advertise on Jeopardy!, Merv Griffin and by extension, the entire Griffin family, believes Barry Bonds to be a fraud and should be denoted as such.
He fathered baseball star Barry Bonds, said Trebek, reading "star" where an asterisk appeared. He almost vocally italicized it, too.
Take whatever side you like on the Bonds debate—maybe he was the greatest player you ever saw and is misunderstood, or maybe he's the biggest jerk you ever met and deserves everything coming to him—I think we can all agree that Alex Trebek is a dirty Canadian. I hope at least Pat Sajak and the Wheel of Fortune crew has the decency to stick to game shows.
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Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin says the difference between the budget environment for the 2002 and 2007 farm bills is like night and day. Now it's becoming obvious the same could be said for his and Rep. Collin Peterson's views on payment limits.
Harkin, chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee, told participants in his weekly telephone press conference that, unlike 2002 when Congress was dealing with large budget surpluses, he's having to scramble to find even a slight amount of new funding for the 2007 legislation.
Unlike 2002, he said, he's having little trouble finding data to back up claims that the present commodity payments are concentrated among a few recipients. (From 2003-2005, he says, the top 1 percent of recipients took in an average of $377,484 each, while 80 percent received $4,500.)
"Is that fair or good use of taxpayer dollars? Of course not," noted Harkin, whose fellow Iowan, Charles Grassley, has introduced legislation capping payments at $250,000 per individual and eliminating the three-entity rule and commodity certificates.
Contrast his comments with those of Peterson, the House Agriculture Committee chairman who recently unloaded on payment limit reform advocates who are "playing with fire and don't know what they're doing."
Peterson, defending the House Committee's General Farm Commodities Subcommittee vote to extend the 2002 law's commodity title in his weekly tele-conference, said his first priority is maintaining the farm safety net.
"These cotton guys and rice guys are getting beat up over payment limits," he said. "This is not their fault. They didn't give away these markets. It's Congress, and the trade deals we've passed."
Each time the U.S. government negotiates a trade deal, he said, rice is immediately taken off the table as a sensitive product. "When the market does collapse because of this, and they have to use certificates to stay in business, they get beat up about it."
Then there's cotton. "We allowed the U.S. textile industry to completely abandon the country, and that market disappeared," he noted. And we allowed the Chinese to subsidize their producers and basically keep our cotton out of their market."
Those who don't understand the situation will destroy the best, most efficient food production system in the world, he said. "I hope they're held accountable when it falls apart, and farmers don't get blamed again. Farmers are doing what they do, produce."
Harkin told reporters he doesn't expect the General Farm Commodities Subcommittee farm bill to pass the House without substantial change. Peterson said he wouldn't make any changes in payment limit rules until southern groups tell him what they want to do.
"I've been telling people in my part of the world that want payment limits it was problematic because without Southern support you can't pass a bill," he said. "And I trust the folks that use these certificates to tell me what's real more than I do somebody sitting in some ivory tower, funded by the environmental community."
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President Obama Shout-Outs Young Jeezy at White House Correspondents' Dinner
President Obama poked fun at himself and his constituents at the annual White House Correspondents' Association Dinner on Saturday night (April 28). Besides making light of the Secret Service scandal and the graying of his hair (you are getting old, POTUS!), he gave a shout-out to Atlanta rapper Young Jeezy.
We all know that Obama is a Jay-Z fan, but who knew that he was down with the Dirty South? During his speech, Obama mentioned the Snowman's name as he listed some of the things he would do if he's elected to a second term.
"In my first term I sang Al Green. In my second term, I'm going with Young Jeezy," he joked before turning to First Lady Michelle Obama who smiled in agreement. "Michelle said, 'Yeah,' I sing that to her sometimes." Surprisingly, attendees were wildly amused by the name drops.
Young Jeezy has been a major supporter of Obama every since he dropped the anthem 'My President' (featuring Nas) during Obama's presidential campaign in 2008. Jay-Z jumped on the 'My President (DC Remix),' which was released on Jan. 20, 2009, the day Obama was inaugurated into office.
Jeezy was so humbled by Obama's gesture that he took to his Twitter to salute the POTUS:
Shout out to @BarackObama
— SnowGo (@YoungJeezy) April 29, 2012
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A Long Island man was arrested for defending his home from a gang of 25 men, by firing warning shots into his lawn with his AK-47 assault rifle.
As reported by CBSNewYork.com on September 7, 2010:
He was arrested for protecting his property and family. But it's how the Long Island man did it that police say crossed the line. He got an AK-47 assault rifle, pulled the trigger and he ended up in jail, reports CBS 2's Pablo Guzman.
George Grier said he had to use his rifle on Sunday night to stop what he thought was going to be an invasion of his Uniondale home by a gang he thought might have been the vicious "MS-13." He said the whole deal happened as he was about to drive his cousin home.
"I went around and went into the house, ran upstairs and told my wife to call the police. I get the gun and I go outside and I come into the doorway and now, by this time, they are in the driveway, back here near the house. I tell them, you know, 'Can you please leave?' Grier said.
Grier said the five men dared him to use the gun; and that their shouts brought another larger group of gang members in front of his house. "He starts threatening my family, my life. 'Oh you're dead. I'm gonna kill your family and your babies. You're dead.' So when he says that, 20 others guys come rushing around the corner. And so I fired four warning shots into the grass," Grier said.
Grier was later arrested. John Lewis is Grier's attorney. "What he's initially charged with – A D felony reckless endangerment — requires a depraved indifference to human life, creating a risk that someone's going to die. Shooting into a lawn doesn't create a risk of anybody dying," Lewis said.
Grier said he knew Nassau County Police employ the hi-tech "ShotSpotter" technology in his area and that the shooting would bring police in minutes. Cops told Guzman he was very cooperative.
Grier also said he was afraid the gang outside his house was the dreaded MS-13. And Nassau County Police Lt. Andrew Mulraine, head of the gang unit, said MS-13 has 2,000 members in the county. "They're probably the most organized. They almost have a military hierarchy within the gang, so they are the most organized gang we encounter on a daily basis," Mulraine said.
You may think a person has the right to defend their home. But the law says you can only use physical force to deter physical force. Grier said he never saw anyone pull out a gun, so a court would have to decide on firing the gun.
Police determined Grier had the gun legally. He has no criminal record. And so he was not charged for the weapon.
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MACON, Ga. – Lipscomb baseball hurler Denton Norman took home the Atlantic Sun Conference's final Pitcher of the Week honor after a dominating performance on the mound in the Saturday win over A-Sun Champion, Florida Gulf Coast, 7-1.
Norman shut down the league's top offense, allowing just one run on four hits to improve to 7-5.
It marked the seventh time this season the sophomore exited a game after having allowed just one run or fewer.
Norman struck out a career-high nine batters in six and two-third innings pitched.
After allowing a single in the third, Norman found his groove and worked the final four innings without surrendering another hit.
This honor is Norman's first-career A-Sun Pitcher of the Week award.
Lipscomb returns to action on Wednesday in the first round of the A-Sun Baseball Championship against Jacksonville at 7:15 p.m. CT.


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Designed around an original cobbled courtyard that once stabled 150 horses, Villiers was the main coaching inn of Buckingham in Cromwellian days. Guests pass through the hotel archway into a truly unique hotel where high quality facilities and service make for a home away from home. The en-suite bedrooms have excellent facilities, each with their own individual flair and timeless quality.
The new Villiers Restaurant is an elegant air-conditioned restaurant which has been awarded two AA Rosettes for it exceptional food and where guests can feast upon imaginative cuisine renowned throughout the town. There is also an extensive wine list offering superb wines from around the world. For guests looking for something a little less formal, the Villiers Bar revives a Jacobean atmosphere offering real ales from traditional oak casks. Ample car parking is available at the hotel in a covered car park and a second car park within a walled garden. A member of Classic British Hotels.
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A blue and gold historic marker stands in front of Michigan Street Baptist Church, marking it as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
Runaway slaves would climb through the ceiling of the choir loft to hide in the attic space, then jam poles and sticks against the rafters to keep anyone from coming in, according to Bishop William Henderson.
In the basement, a false wall concealed another hiding place, said Henderson, who has been guiding tours at the church since 1974. His tours highlight the widely held belief that the church was a station on the Underground Railroad.
But was it really?
Historians who worked on a recent study funded by the Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo were unable to find any records – oral or written – that confirm that the church was indeed an Underground Railroad stop.
Still, they say, the red-brick church at 511 Michigan Ave. – a key element of Buffalo's burgeoning African American heritage tourism district – was central to the Underground Railroad and the anti-slavery movement.
"We didn't find any evidence, but that doesn't mean it wasn't used" as a hiding place for runaway slaves, said Judith Wellman, a Syracuse historian and researcher for "If These Walls Could Talk: Uncovering the Historic Past of a Buffalo Landmark."
Does it matter if the church wasn't a railroad stop, given its historical significance?
After all, Frederick Douglass spoke there during an 1843 anti-slavery gathering, according to a University at Buffalo website.
And printed programs found in the nearby Nash House Museum show that Booker T. Washington gave a speech at the church in 1910.
Wellman did uncover documentation and first-person post-Civil War recollections as evidence that other sites in the state were stations on the Underground Railroad.
She found a diary entry by Wesleyan minister in Syracuse that said he helped 60 people escape to Canada.
She also found a notice in a Syracuse newspaper advertising the home of the Rev. Jermain W. Loguen – a former slave – as an Underground Railroad safe house.
In another document, suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage publicly offered her Fayetteville home to harbor runaway slaves.
But no similar evidence relating to Michigan Street Baptist Church has been discovered, researchers said.
Still, Henderson is not swayed. He remains convinced that escaping slaves were hidden in the church on their journey to freedom in Canada.
"I know they were," he said.
The study, commissioned by the Buffalo Niagara Freedom Station Coalition and unveiled last week at the church, focuses on the construction and history of the church.
The coalition will use the report to plan the church's continued restoration and to determine what time period to focus on when teaching the history of the site, said City Judge Robert Russell Jr., chairman of the organization.
The church is one of four anchors of the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor, along with the Colored Musicians Club, the Nash House Museum and the Langston Hughes Institute.
There are reasons why researchers did not find definitive evidence that the church was a station on the vast network of hiding places and secret trails, historians said.
For one, during slavery, information about the Underground Railroad was passed along orally. After slavery, it became a matter of oral history, which is a tradition of Africans.
"We as blacks have passed on stories by word of mouth," Henderson said. "A lot of our black history is word of mouth. Even today, when our black families get together, it's oral history. Nothing is written down. This is our inheritance."
Henderson said another possible reason researchers did not find written evidence is because slaves were not allowed to read or write.
"Many of us did not know how to write. We could not have written anything down because we would be breaking the law," he said.
In addition, anti-slavery activists would have been breaking the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 by hiding runaways in the church, which was built in 1854. Under the law, the minister would have been imprisoned if a runaway slave was discovered there, and other church leaders would have faced heavy fines. And the building would have been demolished, Henderson said.
"So how could you find anything in records that this church was not a part of the Underground Railroad?" he said.
Beyond the documentation issue, Henderson said the report is "fairly good" and "has a lot of good, valuable trinkets we can use."
He will incorporate the report's findings into his tours "without hesitation." But he will continue to present the site as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
"I will tell the story," he said.
Just because researchers did not find definitive evidence that the church was a stop on the Underground Railroad, doesn't mean it wasn't, said Elizabeth Crawford, senior associate at Crawford & Stearns Architects and Preservation Planners, the firm that produced the report.
"It's still an amazing place because of the history that transpired there and around there," she said.
In the early days, the church's membership included abolitionists and black people who were born in the South. Hundreds, possibly thousands, of slaves escaped to Buffalo on the Underground Railroad and settled here instead of in Canada, said Wellman, who was born in North Tonawanda.
Many became deacons or ministers in the church and community organizers. And some of the speakers at the church were former slaves. It was a strong community, Wellman said.
For instance, Henry Bibb, an escaped slave and abolitionist who wrote his autobiography in 1849, was a speaker at the church, Crawford said.
Peyton Harris, who was enslaved in Virginia and fought in the War of 1812, settled in Buffalo in the 1830s. He became a trustee at the church, Crawford said.
The Rev. Rufus Perry, who escaped slavery in Tennessee in 1852, lived in Buffalo for a short time and was a minister at the church in 1861, she said.
And Kentucky-born William Wells Brown was a fugitive slave who in 1853 wrote "Clotel," which is considered the first novel written by an African American. For many years, he lived near the church and was very active in the Underground Railroad and anti-slavery movements.
"Michigan Street Baptist Church was a nest of people who had themselves escaped on the Underground Railroad or helped other people escape on the Underground Railroad," Wellman said.
"What emerged was an incredible picture of how cohesive and active the African American community was in organizing meetings for [human] rights, the Fugitive Slave Law, voting rights."
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Rockport Parker Hill Moc Oxford Review
There are some shoes that command attention, and from the time I first tried on Rockport's new Parker Hill Moc shoes, they screamed style! You can keep a low profile look with the youthful Parker Hill Moc. With its hand-burnished, dip-dyed, full-grain leather upper, this men's oxford teams up handsomely with your favorite chinos or denim; seaming details, including a split toe seam and understated moccasin toe, add rich detail. Bolstered by an adiPRENE by adidas dense foam pad to protect on heel strike, the polyurethane footbed is designed to manage moisture as it cushions. There are plenty of color choices to choose from (we tested the rocksand & red combo, which is pictured above) and can be found online at Zappos. The Rockport Parker Hill Moc Oxford is finished with rubber inserts in the sole for added shock absorption and enhanced traction.
The Parker Hill Moc Oxford is priced around $150.00, which is a bargain for the style and quality you literally walk away with. I can't remember the last pair of shoes I wore that commanded so much attention and looked as good on me.


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Life Science: EcoColumn
The EcoColumn
As one of the most encompassing levels of organization in the living world, an ecosystem is defined as a community of organisms along with their physical environment. The EcoColumn (see building instructions) is designed to model an ecosystem on a small scale. Its components include a terrestrial habitat with a compost unit and an aquatic habitat. We built ours by establishing a TerrAqua Column first and then adding to it—you can build yours the same way or as a complete system from the start.
The Life Science EcoColumn is designed as a study system for concepts addressed in the videos for Session 7 (Energy Flow in Communities) and Session 8 (Material Cycles in Ecosystems). This system provides opportunities to understand how energy is brought into the living world and transferred through food chains, and how the living and nonliving environments are intimately connected through cycles of matter.
Life Science has suggested several activities for the EcoColumn. "Taking Inventory" and "Pondering Change" (also suggested for the TerrAqua Column) provide baseline data for studying the system over time. "What's on the Menu" examines the energy sources of the organisms in the EcoColumn, which makes it possible to construct a food web. "Basically, I'm a Fungi" reveals a portion of the food web that usually remains unseen in natural settings: the yeasts and molds that act as decomposers. "When It Rains…" turns the EcoColumn into a model of the water cycle. And "Decomposition Tea" compares the growth of plants in distilled water and fertilizer solution versus water that has flowed through the terrestrial and compost components of the EcoColumn.
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Based on the book by Alex Haley.
Urban Quint, a Swiss orphan who was abandoned during WWII and relocated to the United States, struggles to reclaim a connection to his origins. He and his estranged son are forced into an unlikely alliance in order to confront the mystery that haunts their family.
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Kindsvater is the true story of a Swiss orphan born in 1942 returning to Switzerland 67 years later on a journey with his son to uncover their roots. This feature-length documentary transports the audience on a remarkable journey into an American family's Swiss roots. The audience travels with a father and his son on a quest that will take them into the heart of Switzerland, through a 700-year-old castle, and into the family's past. With candor, courage, and an offbeat point of view, the duo set out to unlock their family's secret and in the process uncover more than they could have imagined.
Based on the book by Alex Haley.
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