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People who are feeling like Ali Krieger are a real delight to me because who doesn't enjoy healthy emotion that make us want to dance the Night away?
We would need to be a dead mummies not to appreciate the feeling of young women who feel like this, in a more tasteful way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?
And about how this young man is feeling over the young women he loves: http://www.youtube.com/watch?
It feels so much better to love each other instead of hating our differences, I like the uniqueness of people because within their own special originality is the very magic that I like the most about the spiritual feeling of these same people around me.
That is why I keep trying to live up to Jesus Christ divine attitude, somewhere out there is our true destiny...
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KWANZAA: THE HOLIDAY BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE FBI
December 26, 2013
I had hoped to write about "Duck Dynasty" this week, but that will
have to wait. I have too much Kwanzaa shopping left to do. (Is it just
me, or is Kwanzaa getting way too commercialized?)
Contrary to pundits sniping about Ted Cruz's campaign to repeal Obamacare, even the most boneheaded liberal ideas never "collapse on their own," which is why we still have public schools and President Obama. If nothing is done, Kwanzaa will join these horrors in the firmament of American life.
It is a fact that Kwanzaa was invented in 1966 by a black radical FBI stooge, Ron Karenga -- aka Dr. Maulana Karenga -- founder of United Slaves, a violent nationalist rival to the Black Panthers. He was also a dupe of the FBI.
In what was ultimately a foolish gambit, during the madness of the '60s, the FBI encouraged the most extreme black nationalist organizations in order to discredit and split the left. The more preposterous the group, the better.
By that criterion, Karenga's United Slaves was perfect. In the annals of the American '60s, Karenga was the Father Gapon, stooge of the czarist police.
Despite modern perceptions that blend all the black activists of the '60s, the Black Panthers did not hate whites. They did not seek armed revolution (although some of their most high-profile leaders were drug dealers and murderers). Those were the precepts of Karenga's United Slaves.
United Slaves were proto-fascists, walking around in dashikis, gunning down Black Panthers and adopting invented "African" names. (That was a huge help to the black community: Three of the four suspects recently arrested for the fatal carjacking at the Short Hills, N.J., mall were named Basim, Hanif and Karif.)
It's as if David Duke invented a holiday called "Anglika," which he based on the philosophy of Mein Kampf -- and clueless public school teachers began celebrating the made-up, racist holiday. Read More »
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Air Force Lieutenant colonel Dan Hampton is very disappointed with congress cutting veterans military pensions.
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WASHINGTON – The Pentagon's top
civilian says it's time to tame burgeoning military personnel costs, but
he's facing a test of wills with the nation's powerful veterans groups,
which want no cut in their benefits.
Veterans groups are fighting curbs in annual pension increases for military retirees under age 62 that are part of the new budget deal passed by Congress last week and awaiting President Barack Obama's signature. After a barrage of protests from the military community, lawmakers said they'll review the cut next year and possibly reverse it. But Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday that reform of military compensation can't be avoided.
"We all know that we need to slow cost growth in military compensation," Hagel told a Pentagon press conference. "We know that many proposals will be controversial and unpopular. ... Tough decisions will have to be made."
Retirees want the belt-tightening done elsewhere.
Here's a look at what members of the U.S. armed forces get now and the debate:
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Air Force Lieutenant colonel Dan Hampton is very disappointed with congress cutting veterans military pensions.
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Published December 23, 2013
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Dec. 19, 2013: Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel takes questions as he briefs reporters at the Pentagon in Washington.AP
Veterans groups are fighting curbs in annual pension increases for military retirees under age 62 that are part of the new budget deal passed by Congress last week and awaiting President Barack Obama's signature. After a barrage of protests from the military community, lawmakers said they'll review the cut next year and possibly reverse it. But Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday that reform of military compensation can't be avoided.
"We all know that we need to slow cost growth in military compensation," Hagel told a Pentagon press conference. "We know that many proposals will be controversial and unpopular. ... Tough decisions will have to be made."
Retirees want the belt-tightening done elsewhere.
Here's a look at what members of the U.S. armed forces get now and the debate:
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Carnage: 5 Shot, 3 Killed Outside NJ Strip Club...
CHRISTMAS OVERLOAD
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CHRISTMAS OVERLOAD
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Box Office: 'Wolf of Wall Street' Devouring '47 Ronin,' 'Walter Mitty' on Crowded Christmas
2:48 PM PST 12/24/2013 by Pamela McClintock
UPDATED: The trio of films are among six movies opening nationwide on the holiday, with "47 Ronin" -- costing a pricey $175 million to make -- faltering out of the gate.
Martin Scorsese's sex-laced The Wolf of Wall Street -- starring Leonardo DiCaprio as debauched Wall Street bad boy Jordan Belfort --
is proving to be a Christmas Day aphrodisiac at the North American box
office, where it is in a close battle for No. 1 with holdover The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.
Both films are poised to earn in the $9 million to $10 million range for the day, although Wolf had a slight edge by late evening despite receiving a C CinemaScore.
Wolf of Wall Street is among six films launching nationwide on Dec. 25, when attendance surges in the afternoon and remains vibrant until people return to work and school in the new year.
PHOTOS: Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio Spill Candid Stories on the Making of 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
Faltering out of the gate is Universal's long-delayed 47 Ronin, which cost at least $175 million to make. The samurai epic, starring Keanu Reeves, may only gross $6.5 million for the day, putting it behind a number of other films.
47 Ronin is destined to lose a substantial amount of money, considering it needs to earn hundreds of millions of dollars globally. The movie, originally set to open in November 2012, is off to a soft start in several key Asian markets, including Japan, and it could have trouble reaching $20 million in its five-day domestic debut. Universal co-financed the film with Elliot.
Wolf of Wall Street, already a critical and awards darling, cost north of $100 million to make and was fully financed by Red Granite Pictures. The movie is based on the memoir by Belfort, the disgraced Wall Street broker notorious for his sexual escapades and drug use.
Paramount is releasing and marketing Wolf of Wall Street, which barely received an R rating (Scorsese agreed to trim certain sex scenes in order to avoid getting slapped with an NC-17). The big question is whether the movie, expected to do especially well on both coasts, will play in America's heartland (the film's CinemaScore could be an indication of the split). Sporting a running time of two hours and fifty-nine minutes, Wolf marks Scorsese's longest film by a minute, topping Casino.
PHOTOS: Todd McCarthy Names the 10 Best Films of 2013
Wolf of Wall Street is expected to earn at least $30 million between Wednesday and Sunday, putting it on course to earn upward of $100 million domestically and ahead of the openings of 47 Ronin and the four other films likewise opening Christmas Day: Ben Stiller's The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, the Sylvestor Stallone-Robert De Niro comedy Grudge Match, Justin Bieber's concert doc Believe and Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Starring Idris Elba as the iconic civil-rights leader, the biopic opened earlier this month in New York and Los Angeles on the eve of Nelson Mandela's death.
Mitty, from 20th Century Fox and costing $91 million to make, is doing better than expected and could earn north of $7 million on Christmas Day. That could leave it competing with holdover American Hustle for the No. 4 spot after The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Wolf of Wall Street and holdover Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.
Directed by and starring Stiller, Mitty is attracting families because of its friendly PG rating, and also stars Kristen Wiig and Sean Penn. Warner insiders are likewise hopeful that Grudge Match will play across the generations. Grudge Match trailed the pack on Christmas Day, however, with a projected $4 million gross.
PHOTOS: Justin Bieber's 'Believe': The World Premiere in Pictures
Despite Bieber's ardent fan base, Believe could prove a disappointment. The concert biopic, costing at least $5 million to make, may only eke out $1.2 million on Christmas Day, putting it outside the top 10. Open Road Films is launching the film in just over 1,000 theaters, and kept its marketing spend to a modest $5 million.
Elsewhere, several award contenders are opting to open in limited runs over the holidays, versus rolling out nationwide. They include Pete Berg's Lone Survivor and Ralph Fiennes' The Invisible Woman, both of which open in New York and Los Angeles on Christmas Day. On Friday, John Wells' August: Osage County launches in select cities.
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Both films are poised to earn in the $9 million to $10 million range for the day, although Wolf had a slight edge by late evening despite receiving a C CinemaScore.
Wolf of Wall Street is among six films launching nationwide on Dec. 25, when attendance surges in the afternoon and remains vibrant until people return to work and school in the new year.
PHOTOS: Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio Spill Candid Stories on the Making of 'The Wolf of Wall Street'
Faltering out of the gate is Universal's long-delayed 47 Ronin, which cost at least $175 million to make. The samurai epic, starring Keanu Reeves, may only gross $6.5 million for the day, putting it behind a number of other films.
47 Ronin is destined to lose a substantial amount of money, considering it needs to earn hundreds of millions of dollars globally. The movie, originally set to open in November 2012, is off to a soft start in several key Asian markets, including Japan, and it could have trouble reaching $20 million in its five-day domestic debut. Universal co-financed the film with Elliot.
Wolf of Wall Street, already a critical and awards darling, cost north of $100 million to make and was fully financed by Red Granite Pictures. The movie is based on the memoir by Belfort, the disgraced Wall Street broker notorious for his sexual escapades and drug use.
Paramount is releasing and marketing Wolf of Wall Street, which barely received an R rating (Scorsese agreed to trim certain sex scenes in order to avoid getting slapped with an NC-17). The big question is whether the movie, expected to do especially well on both coasts, will play in America's heartland (the film's CinemaScore could be an indication of the split). Sporting a running time of two hours and fifty-nine minutes, Wolf marks Scorsese's longest film by a minute, topping Casino.
PHOTOS: Todd McCarthy Names the 10 Best Films of 2013
Wolf of Wall Street is expected to earn at least $30 million between Wednesday and Sunday, putting it on course to earn upward of $100 million domestically and ahead of the openings of 47 Ronin and the four other films likewise opening Christmas Day: Ben Stiller's The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, the Sylvestor Stallone-Robert De Niro comedy Grudge Match, Justin Bieber's concert doc Believe and Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. Starring Idris Elba as the iconic civil-rights leader, the biopic opened earlier this month in New York and Los Angeles on the eve of Nelson Mandela's death.
Mitty, from 20th Century Fox and costing $91 million to make, is doing better than expected and could earn north of $7 million on Christmas Day. That could leave it competing with holdover American Hustle for the No. 4 spot after The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Wolf of Wall Street and holdover Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.
Directed by and starring Stiller, Mitty is attracting families because of its friendly PG rating, and also stars Kristen Wiig and Sean Penn. Warner insiders are likewise hopeful that Grudge Match will play across the generations. Grudge Match trailed the pack on Christmas Day, however, with a projected $4 million gross.
PHOTOS: Justin Bieber's 'Believe': The World Premiere in Pictures
Despite Bieber's ardent fan base, Believe could prove a disappointment. The concert biopic, costing at least $5 million to make, may only eke out $1.2 million on Christmas Day, putting it outside the top 10. Open Road Films is launching the film in just over 1,000 theaters, and kept its marketing spend to a modest $5 million.
Elsewhere, several award contenders are opting to open in limited runs over the holidays, versus rolling out nationwide. They include Pete Berg's Lone Survivor and Ralph Fiennes' The Invisible Woman, both of which open in New York and Los Angeles on Christmas Day. On Friday, John Wells' August: Osage County launches in select cities.
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Story Add Up As Bully Image Trails Christie
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PROFITS: A&E doubles down with DUCK DYNASTY super marathon...
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Good morning, Tiger Fans,
The LSU football team will depart for Tampa at 8:30 this morning at by 3 p.m. ET they’ll be practicing at the University of Tampa. The team will practice five more times after today, and then the wait will finally be over as Game Day will be upon us
.
With anticipation and excitement building for the battle between the LSU and Iowa, today let's continue our position-by-position comparison by looking at wide receivers and tight ends. In case you missed it, yesterday we took a look at the running back position and gave LSU a clear advantage. On Monday we looked at quarterbacks, but I just didn’t feel right in calling that one since we haven’t seen Anthony Jennings in action enough to know what to expect. My gut tells me that Jennings will have an impressive outing and prove to be the better quarterback, but I didn’t want to jinx it.
WR/TE
If there is a better receiving duo than LSU’s Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham, I have yet to see them. With 132 receptions for 2,289 yards and 18 receiving touchdowns, Landry and Beckham have combined for more receiving yards than four SEC teams have passed for the entire season (Florida, Auburn, Tennessee and Arkansas). Obviously, very few teams can rival LSU’s talent at the position, and Iowa is far from being one of them. Because of its conservative playing style that focuses on a ground-and-pound attack, Iowa uses its wide receivers sparsely. While Kevonte Martin-Manley leads the Hawkeyes in receiving with 384 yards, the tight ends C.J. Fiedorowicz and Jake Duzey are the impact players in the passing game. Together, the two tight ends have combined for eight touchdowns and 465 receiving yards on 42 catches. While these big targets may provide matchup problems for LSU’s defense, the Tigers tandem of Landry and Beckham will be the game-changers they’ve been all season. Also, look out for Travin Dural, as he’s formed a special chemistry with Jennings already. Just ask Arkansas.
Advantage LSU
Along those same lines, here are a few more stats and tid-bits on Landry and Beckham from LSU's game notes that I think are worth mentioning:
• For the first time in LSU history, the Tigers have two receivers with more than 1,000 receiving yards in the same season, and Beckham (1,117) and Landry (1,172) were the first duo to reach that mark this season as they accomplished that feat on Nov. 23 against Texas A&M. Fresno State, Ball State and SMU have 1,000-yard duos, but they reached the mark after LSU.
• Landry has caught at least one touchdown pass in seven of 12 games this season (did not have one at Mississippi State, vs. Florida, vs. Furman, at Alabama, vs. Arkansas) and has a total of 10 on the season. If he would happen to haul in two more TD passes against Iowa, he would tie Dwayne Bowe’s single-season record of 12 in 2006.
• Beckham became the first player since Devery Henderson in the 2002 “Bluegrass Miracle” game at Kentucky to record over 200 yards receiving in a game when he had 204 on six receptions with two touchdowns against Furman in week nine.
• Landry might be the most valuable receiver in the nation on third down. He leads the nation with 453 receiving yards on the year on third down. He is also tops nationally with 15 receptions of 15+ yards on third down and six receptions of 25+ yards on third down. He leads the nation in third-down touchdowns with six and is second with 24 first downs on third-down receptions
That's it for today, folks, but stay tuned as tomorrow we’ll continue our position by position comparison by looking at LSU's offensive line versus Iowa's defensive line, and vice versa.
In closing, I'd like to thank all of you who sent Merry Christmas wishes yesterday. It was truly a special day for my family and I hope it was for yours as well.
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12/26/13 6:10 am CT
Good morning, Tiger Fans,
The LSU football team will depart for Tampa at 8:30 this morning at by 3 p.m. ET they’ll be practicing at the University of Tampa. The team will practice five more times after today, and then the wait will finally be over as Game Day will be upon us
.
With anticipation and excitement building for the battle between the LSU and Iowa, today let's continue our position-by-position comparison by looking at wide receivers and tight ends. In case you missed it, yesterday we took a look at the running back position and gave LSU a clear advantage. On Monday we looked at quarterbacks, but I just didn’t feel right in calling that one since we haven’t seen Anthony Jennings in action enough to know what to expect. My gut tells me that Jennings will have an impressive outing and prove to be the better quarterback, but I didn’t want to jinx it.
WR/TE
If there is a better receiving duo than LSU’s Jarvis Landry and Odell Beckham, I have yet to see them. With 132 receptions for 2,289 yards and 18 receiving touchdowns, Landry and Beckham have combined for more receiving yards than four SEC teams have passed for the entire season (Florida, Auburn, Tennessee and Arkansas). Obviously, very few teams can rival LSU’s talent at the position, and Iowa is far from being one of them. Because of its conservative playing style that focuses on a ground-and-pound attack, Iowa uses its wide receivers sparsely. While Kevonte Martin-Manley leads the Hawkeyes in receiving with 384 yards, the tight ends C.J. Fiedorowicz and Jake Duzey are the impact players in the passing game. Together, the two tight ends have combined for eight touchdowns and 465 receiving yards on 42 catches. While these big targets may provide matchup problems for LSU’s defense, the Tigers tandem of Landry and Beckham will be the game-changers they’ve been all season. Also, look out for Travin Dural, as he’s formed a special chemistry with Jennings already. Just ask Arkansas.
Advantage LSU
Along those same lines, here are a few more stats and tid-bits on Landry and Beckham from LSU's game notes that I think are worth mentioning:
• For the first time in LSU history, the Tigers have two receivers with more than 1,000 receiving yards in the same season, and Beckham (1,117) and Landry (1,172) were the first duo to reach that mark this season as they accomplished that feat on Nov. 23 against Texas A&M. Fresno State, Ball State and SMU have 1,000-yard duos, but they reached the mark after LSU.
• Landry has caught at least one touchdown pass in seven of 12 games this season (did not have one at Mississippi State, vs. Florida, vs. Furman, at Alabama, vs. Arkansas) and has a total of 10 on the season. If he would happen to haul in two more TD passes against Iowa, he would tie Dwayne Bowe’s single-season record of 12 in 2006.
• Beckham became the first player since Devery Henderson in the 2002 “Bluegrass Miracle” game at Kentucky to record over 200 yards receiving in a game when he had 204 on six receptions with two touchdowns against Furman in week nine.
• Landry might be the most valuable receiver in the nation on third down. He leads the nation with 453 receiving yards on the year on third down. He is also tops nationally with 15 receptions of 15+ yards on third down and six receptions of 25+ yards on third down. He leads the nation in third-down touchdowns with six and is second with 24 first downs on third-down receptions
That's it for today, folks, but stay tuned as tomorrow we’ll continue our position by position comparison by looking at LSU's offensive line versus Iowa's defensive line, and vice versa.
In closing, I'd like to thank all of you who sent Merry Christmas wishes yesterday. It was truly a special day for my family and I hope it was for yours as well.
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LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
| Thursday, December 26, 2013 | |
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| The Advocate | LSU arrives at team hotel with Mettenberger (photos included) |
| Geaux 247 | Under Armour Questions: LSU targets |
| Times Picayune | Top 5 plays in 2013: No. 2: Hail Anthony -- Jennings finds Dural to sink Arkansas |
| The Advocate | Notes: LSU set to make 14th straight bowl appearance |
| The Advocate | Tampa Bowling: Day 1 |
| Forbes | How massive conference payouts are changing the face of college sports |
| Quad-City Times | Today’s Hawkeye 10 @ 10 |
| Cedar Falls Courier | 'The Catch' lives large in Hawkeye bowl lore |
| Hawk Central | Iowa's defensive backfield making steady strides |
| Auburn Athletics | Looking back, Game 4: Hard lessons learned at LSU |
| Hawkeye Sports | Holiday tradition, Hawkeye style |
| Gator Zone | Muschamp hires Roper as Gators' new offensive Coordinator / QB coach |
| USA Today | College football's top surprises of 2013 |
| Wednesday, December 25, 2013 | |
| LSU Sports | Ten Tigers on LSWA All-State teams |
| The Advocate | Rabalais: Unwrapping Christmas gift wishes |
| Hawk Central | Guilbeau: LSU receiver Travin Dural hopes to be nuisance for Iowa |
| The Advocate | A quick overview of Iowa |
| Notes: Alabama | Arkansas | Auburn | Florida | Georgia | Missouri | South Carolina | Tennessee | Vanderbilt | |
| Tuesday, December 24, 2013 | |
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| 2. | Tennessee | Tennessee | SEC | 33 | 3.45 | 4230 | 2 |
| 3. | Notre Dame | Notre Dame | Indep | 23 | 3.70 | 3910 | 3 |
| 4. | Texas A&M | Texas A&M | SEC | 19 | 3.95 | 3679 | 4 |
| 5. | Miami (Fl) | Miami (Fl) | ACC | 30 | 3.40 | 3661 | 5 |
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