Tinker:
Smiles in a cesspool is
becoming nothing more then a expression from a very frightened
generation thinking that no one knows why they are acting like that.
Changing a smile into a different look.
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Instead of upholding the Supreme court as a equal branch that
is not political, Roberts did just the opposite, disgraced the spirit of the
Unites States Supreme court from a Judiciary Court of laws and not of
men - into a court of political men.
Just another blow against the American founding father spirit of the United States republic. What a turncoat louse Roberts turned out to be.
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http://dailycaller.com/2013/
Sen. Paul Wants Chief Justice Roberts to Enroll in Obamacare...
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TAKES THE FALL
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CRUZ: AGAINST ALL ODDS!
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http://nymag.com/news/
For four years, Hillary Rodham
Clinton flew around the world as President Barack Obama’s secretary of
State, while her husband, the former president Bill Clinton, lived a
parallel life of speeches and conferences in other hemispheres. They
communicated almost entirely by phone. They were seldom on the same
continent, let alone in the same house.
But this year, all that has changed: For the first time in decades, neither one is in elected office, or running for one. Both are working in the family business, in the newly renamed nonprofit that once bore only Bill’s name but is now called the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, which will hold its annual conference in New York next week.
“We get to be at home together a lot more now than we used to in the last few years,” says Hillary Clinton. “We have a great time; we laugh at our dogs; we watch stupid movies; we take long walks; we go for a swim.
“You know,” she says, “just ordinary, everyday pleasures.”
Read more...http://nymag.com/news/
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http://www.deadline.com/2013/
FINKE: EMMYS SNARK...
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Tinker:
How do you like Maureen Dowd writing about Barack Obama in a negative way in her column the "Losing the Room". It was very revealing and a change from how she was going along with him before now.
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Tinker:
John "Benedict Arnold" Roberts is smiling in this photo as Sen. Paul want the Chief Justice of the Supreme Courts John Roberts to put his wallet where his mouth is.
I have lost all respect for chief justice Roberts
because he bent the law into a shameful convoluted law, bending over
backwards to help president Barack Obama ( Obama care idea ) before his
supreme court.John "Benedict Arnold" Roberts is smiling in this photo as Sen. Paul want the Chief Justice of the Supreme Courts John Roberts to put his wallet where his mouth is.
Just another blow against the American founding father spirit of the United States republic. What a turncoat louse Roberts turned out to be.
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http://dailycaller.com/2013/
Sen. Paul Wants Chief Justice Roberts to Enroll in Obamacare...
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TAKES THE FALL
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http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/
CRUZ: AGAINST ALL ODDS!
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http://nymag.com/news/
Hillary in Midair
She’s learned from her mistakes. Three years before November 8, 2016, she’s working hard to be relaxed, calm, easy. But, all the while, the old Clinton gears are whirring.
- By Joe Hagan
- Published Sep 22, 2013
But this year, all that has changed: For the first time in decades, neither one is in elected office, or running for one. Both are working in the family business, in the newly renamed nonprofit that once bore only Bill’s name but is now called the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, which will hold its annual conference in New York next week.
“We get to be at home together a lot more now than we used to in the last few years,” says Hillary Clinton. “We have a great time; we laugh at our dogs; we watch stupid movies; we take long walks; we go for a swim.
“You know,” she says, “just ordinary, everyday pleasures.”
Read more...http://nymag.com/news/
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FINKE: EMMYS SNARK...
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Egypt Bans Muslim Brotherhood
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Tinker:
How do you like Maureen Dowd writing about Barack Obama in a negative way in her column the "Losing the Room". It was very revealing and a change from how she was going along with him before now.
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Losing the Room
By MAUREEN DOWD
"Just as with the address to the nation on Syria last week, the president
went ahead with a speech overtaken by events. It was out of joint,
given that the Senate was put into lockdown and the Washington Nationals
delayed a night game against the Atlanta Braves, noting on its Web
site, “Postponed: Tragedy.”
Read more...http://www.nytimes.com/
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The man who connected so electrically and facilely in 2008, causing
Americans to overlook his thin résumé, cannot seem to connect anymore.
With a shrinking circle of trust inside the White House, Obama is having
trouble establishing trust outside with once reliable factions:
grass-roots Democrats and liberals in Congress.
As Peter Baker wrote in The Times, the president is finding himself
increasingly “frustrated” by the defiance of Democrats who are
despairing of his passive, reactive leadership."
Read more...http://www.nytimes.com/
http://www.anncoulter.com/
Ann Coulter
CRAZIER THAN LIBERALS
September 18, 2013
There's been another mass shooting by a crazy person, and
liberals still refuse to consider institutionalizing the dangerous
mentally ill.
The man who shot up the Washington Navy Yard on Monday, Aaron Alexis, heard voices speaking to him through the walls. He thought people were following him. He believed microwave ovens were sending vibrations through his body. There are also reports that Alexis believed the Obamacare exchanges were ready to go.
Anyone see any bright red flags of paranoid schizophrenia? (Either that, or Obama's NSA is way better than we thought!)
But Alexis couldn't be institutionalized because the left has officially certified the mentally ill as "victims," and once you're a victim, all that matters is that you not be "stigmatized."
But here's the problem: Coddling the mentally ill isn't even helping the mentally ill. Ask the sisters of crazy homeless woman "Billie Boggs" how grateful they were to the ACLU for keeping Boggs living on the streets of New York City. Ask the parents of Aaron Alexis, James Holmes (Aurora, Colo., movie theater shooter), Jared Loughner (Tucson, Ariz., mall shooter) or Seung-Hui Cho (Virginia Tech shooter) how happy they are that their sons weren't institutionalized.
Tellingly, throughout the last three decades, the overall homicide rate has been in free fall, thanks to Republican crime policies, from 10 per 100,000 in 1980 to 4 per 100,00 today. (You might even call them "common sense" crime policies.) But the number of mass shootings has skyrocketed from 4 per year, between 1900 and 1970, to 29 per year since then.
Something seems to have gone horribly wrong right around 1970. What could it be? Was it the introduction of bell-bottoms?
That date happens to correlate precisely with when the country began throwing the mentally ill out of institutions in 1969. Your memory of there not being as many mass murders a few decades ago is correct. Your memory of there not being as many homeless people a few decades ago is also correct.
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Tinker:
Now
president Obama is pen pals with Ebrahim Noroozi, isn't that just
great. Wow! We can rest assure that every thing is in trusted hand now
ladies and gentlemen, just as long as you are not Jewish or Christian.
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Iran's president urges 'interaction' at UN
By NASSER KARIMI
Associated Press
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran's president used his final moments before leaving for New York on Monday to urge Western leaders to heed his appeals for greater dialogue and take steps to ease painful economic sanctions as a path to "reach joint interests."
Hasan Rouhani hopes to use the annual U.N. General Assembly gathering to win promises to restart stalled talks over Tehran's nuclear program. Rouhani also is appealing to the U.S. and allies to roll back sanctions to move ahead the negotiations.
The official IRNA news agency quoted Rouhani as saying Monday the West should choose the "path of interaction, talks and leniency, so we can reach joint interests." He also called sanctions "unacceptable and illegal" and a roadblock to progress on settling the nuclear impasse.
"The Iranian nation is a lover of peace and culture and it is after progress without any causing damage to other countries," said Rouhani.
The West suspects Iran is pursuing nuclear weapon. Iran denies the charge saying its nuclear activities have aimed at peaceful purposes like power generation and cancer treatment.
Rouhani's U.N. visit has raised speculation on possible breakthrough in relations with the United States, which broke ties with Tehran after the storming of the U.S. Embassy in late 1979. A total of 52 hostages were held 444 days.
A commentary Monday in the hard-line Kayhan newspaper warned that shaking hands with President Barack Obama would be a "big mistake" and would represent a concession to Washington without any direct benefit for Iran.
Kayhan called Obama a "war criminal" for the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan and its bases in the Gulf and elsewhere in the region. "This is the same evil hand that singed economic punishments against Iranian nations," it said.
The uncompromising tone suggests rifts at Iran's highest levels. Kayhan typically reflects the views of hard-liners close to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has apparently given Rouhani critical backing for his overtures to the West and push to reopen nuclear negotiations.
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Iran's president urges 'interaction' at UN
By NASSER KARIMI
Associated Press
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran's president used his final moments before leaving for New York on Monday to urge Western leaders to heed his appeals for greater dialogue and take steps to ease painful economic sanctions as a path to "reach joint interests."
Hasan Rouhani hopes to use the annual U.N. General Assembly gathering to win promises to restart stalled talks over Tehran's nuclear program. Rouhani also is appealing to the U.S. and allies to roll back sanctions to move ahead the negotiations.
The official IRNA news agency quoted Rouhani as saying Monday the West should choose the "path of interaction, talks and leniency, so we can reach joint interests." He also called sanctions "unacceptable and illegal" and a roadblock to progress on settling the nuclear impasse.
"The Iranian nation is a lover of peace and culture and it is after progress without any causing damage to other countries," said Rouhani.
The West suspects Iran is pursuing nuclear weapon. Iran denies the charge saying its nuclear activities have aimed at peaceful purposes like power generation and cancer treatment.
Rouhani's U.N. visit has raised speculation on possible breakthrough in relations with the United States, which broke ties with Tehran after the storming of the U.S. Embassy in late 1979. A total of 52 hostages were held 444 days.
A commentary Monday in the hard-line Kayhan newspaper warned that shaking hands with President Barack Obama would be a "big mistake" and would represent a concession to Washington without any direct benefit for Iran.
Kayhan called Obama a "war criminal" for the U.S. military presence in Afghanistan and its bases in the Gulf and elsewhere in the region. "This is the same evil hand that singed economic punishments against Iranian nations," it said.
The uncompromising tone suggests rifts at Iran's highest levels. Kayhan typically reflects the views of hard-liners close to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has apparently given Rouhani critical backing for his overtures to the West and push to reopen nuclear negotiations.
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If past trends make for omens, the presence of ESPN's pregame show could be a great sign for the Tigers.
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LSU-Georgia 2013 Highlights
Category: Highlight Videos
Sep 22, 2013
Duration: 4:20
Category: Highlight Videos
Sep 22, 2013
Duration: 4:20
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LSU-Georgia hosting College GameDay, Week 5: Some fun facts
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Dandy Don's LSU Sports Report
Good morning, Tiger Fans,
After a two-touchdown win over SEC rival Auburn, LSU climbed to No. 6 in the USA Today Coaches Poll and stayed put at No. 6 in the AP Poll. LSU’s upcoming Game Day opponent, the Georgia Bulldogs came in at No. 9 and 10 respectively after defeating North Texas 45-21. Seven SEC teams made the top-25 including Alabama (1), LSU (6), Georgia (9/10), Texas A&M (10/9), South Carolina (12/13), Florida (20/19), and Ole Miss (21). You can check out the complete rankings here.
Yesterday I gave you my initial thoughts on LSU’s 35-21 win over SEC rival Auburn, and today I’ll give you my unit-by-unit grades for the game.
QB: B+
Heading into the game I questioned whether Mettenberger would continue to shine against what we knew would be the best opponent and stiffest pass rush he’d face so far this season, and for the most part he did. Mettenberger finished 14-of-21 for 229 yards and one touchdown with one interception. While those numbers aren’t the flashiest, they’re nothing to sneeze at. What impressed me the most about Mettenberger was the way he responded after throwing his first interception of the season. He came back out firing and completed nine of his next 11 passes for 160 yards and a touchdown.
OL: B-
It’s hard for me to pin a grade on the OL since they looked very different in the first half compared to the second. Judging by the first half alone, they would get an A, but after Trai Turner went out with an injury and was replaced by Evan Washington, things seemed to deteriorate just a bit. I’m not blaming this on Washington as he looked impressive, but the chemistry just wasn’t quite the same. (By the way, I'm hearing that Turner's injury is a relatively minor high ankle injury and that he should be fine.) My biggest concern with the offensive line at this point is all the pre-snap penalties, which shouldn’t be occurring this far into the season.
RB: A
Jeremy Hill had a career-best game with 184 yards and three touchdowns on 25 carries, and through four games he's averaging a very impressive 117 yards per game and 8.4 yards per carry. I think a good argument could be made that he’s the best back in the SEC. None of LSU’s other backs did much Saturday night, partly because their style of running isn’t as compatible with a wet field, but mostly because they didn’t have to.
Receivers: A-
Jarvis Landry had a career-best 118 yards including a 32-yard catch and run for a touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter, and had a 53-yard TD called back because of a very questionable holding penalty in the third quarter. And it was nice to see LSU throw to the tight end and fullback. Travis Dickson was on the receiving end of a beautiful 45-yard pass play and J.C. Copeland had one reception for seven yards.
DL: C
The D-line looked good in the first half, but seemed spent by the fourth quarter. It’s becoming obvious to me that depth is an issue at defensive tackle. Anthony “Freak” Johnson just hasn’t yet lived up to his preseason expectations, but to be fair he’s been double-teamed quite a bit. Ego Ferguson has looked outstanding, but they both seemed gassed by the end of the game. Johnson left the field in the fourth quarter with an apparent injury, but is said to be fine. I suspect he was just exhausted.
LB: B
The three leading tacklers in the game were D.J. Welter, Lamin Barrow and Kwon Alexander. Alexander had an outstanding night and recorded five solo tackles, while Welter had his best game yet as a Tiger and seems to solidifying his starting role at middle linebacker. Kendell Beckwith and Lamar Louis both got looks at the Mike spot, but it was Welter’s night. It will be interesting to see whether Welter is up to the task of stopping Georgia’s Todd Gurley next week, or if the bigger bodied Kendell Beckwith will be better suited for the task.
DB: C
LSU gave up 224 yards through the air and a big chunk of those yards came on two long pass plays over the top. In both instances LSU’s cornerbacks failed to make a play on the ball, and Michah Eugene, who started at free safety in place of Ronald Martin, was out of position. I’m sure Georgia took note of these plays and will test the secondary similarly next week. Take away those two plays and the secondary played pretty well, but those plays were huge.
Special Teams: A
Punter Jamie Keehn punted six times for a non-spectacular average of 38.2 yards per punt, but did land three inside Auburn’s 20, which is what counts more than total yards. Kicker James Hairston continued his excellence and kicked five touchbacks in the game, while Colby Delahoussaye was once again perfect on PATs. Punt and kick coverage was outstanding against a very good Auburn return team, and how ’bout Seth Frugé and Duke Riley who were all over the field on coverage?
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LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
| Monday, September 23, 2013 | |
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| The Advocate | Will Georgia be LSU’s wake-up call? |
| The Advocate | It's closing time for LSU |
| Tiger Rag | Mettenberger finally ready for first start in Athens |
| Times Picayune | LSU moves on to top 10 clash with Georgia after beating Auburn |
| Louisiana Gannett News | Guilbeau: LSU will need to finish better against Georgia |
| LSU Reveille | Rain not a major deterrent for LSU |
| LSU Reveille | Overachieving LSU linebackers shine in Saturday's victory |
| Tiger Bait | LSU - Ferguson legacy |
| The Advocate | University High phenom Dylan Moses commits to LSU |
| Athens Banner-Herald | UGA begins preparations for homecoming of ex-Bulldog Mettenberger |
| Tiger Sports Digest | LSU impresses Richt |
| Macon Telegraph | Richt gives Tammy Mattenberger the week off |
| Associated Press | Richt planning no 'blackout' vs. LSU |
| UGA Sports | Dawgs staying focused |
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LSU starters Trai Turner and Anthony Johnson
left Saturday’s game due to injury, but both players will return this
weekend when the Tigers visit No. 9 Georgia in the SEC’s game of the
week. For more, click here.
Turner
had his ankle stepped on in the first half against Auburn, but the
trainers determined it was only a contusion. The sophomore offensive
guard was a big reason why LSU was able to rack up 223 yards of offense
through the first two quarters.
The leg injury to Johnson would’ve been a bigger blow as he is one of the standouts on the LSU defense, but head coach Les Miles described it as “basically a bruise.” The 294-pound defensive tackle is expected to start against Georgia. He has 13 tackles, including 2.5 for loss in the team’s first four games.
Overall, Miles described the health of his team as “very good” heading into the Tigers’ first significant road test this season.
Turner
had his ankle stepped on in the first half against Auburn, but the
trainers determined it was only a contusion. The sophomore offensive
guard was a big reason why LSU was able to rack up 223 yards of offense
through the first two quarters.
The leg injury to Johnson would’ve been a bigger blow as he is one of the standouts on the LSU defense, but head coach Les Miles described it as “basically a bruise.” The 294-pound defensive tackle is expected to start against Georgia. He has 13 tackles, including 2.5 for loss in the team’s first four games.
Overall, Miles described the health of his team as “very good” heading into the Tigers’ first significant road test this season.
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Thomas Williams · Top Commenter · Im not telling u
-----------------------Thomas Williams · Top Commenter · Im not telling u
The
LSU offensive linemen are not the problem on this years 2013 LSU
football team. No the LSU offense is balanced for a happy change. Its
the LSU defense lineman that was the problem playing against Auburn.
Auburn rand the football right in between the LSU defensive tackles, for
big yards, moving the football down the field on LSU all night over 200
yards rushing. If Georgia is as talented as advised LSU defense is in
for a long afternoon between the hedges in Athens, Ga. Saturday evening
CBS TV.
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