Tinker
Lord my God the president of the United States is lying to the American people over just about everything he does. Give us the strength to keep our country healthy anyway Lord, and to help guide us not into a dead end street with no way out.
Now Barack Obama is secretly making deals behind the American people back with the enemies of our country. Iran: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/
How do you like those apples America two liars lying to each other and calling their agreement foreign policy of the real kind.
That could be very funny if they were not dealing with Iran
producing a nuclear bomb riding on the nose of a guided missile heading
for Israel, or the USA.
This foolish Obama progressive talk has become toxic.
This foolish Obama progressive talk has become toxic.
If this president foolishness is not put into check soon we just might be on the edge of World War III. Israel will not go into the gas chamber like obedient sheep never again. The Northeastern Ivy league progressive bull talk is now turning into deadly poison fatal to the health of everyone.
The
American economy is straining not to fall off into a deep economic
morass, the painful fire of out of control inflation. President Barack
Obama and his far left progressive politics is simply poring poison into
the American people free enterprise economy system. Creating a big
Government addiction to the United States citizens forming a fundamental dependencies in their everyday life.
The Ivy league wise guys have been wrong about everything that they have done to the American people Public School. And all those progressive glossy promises of success are proven now not to be true.
Now president Barack Obama is also blindly messing around with foreign countries that can truly hurt the citizens of the United States. God please protect us from this bad turn of events and send us a better American president to help guide us, after the next dangerous three years of Obama presidency.
Until that day I will simply keep praying for your divine intervention.
Can God heal us?
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"Prepare for God’s Judgment (6:1-4). In 6:1-2, Moses writes, “Now it came about, when men began to multiply on the face of the land, and daughters were born to them, that the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful; and they took wives for themselves, whomever they chose.” Theses two verses teach that there was a population explosion (cf. 1:28) and men were marrying women.2 For a brief moment we see a snapshot of everyday life.3 We would call it “business as usual.” Yet, we also will see that this is the calm before the storm (Matt 24:38-39; Luke 17:26-27)."
"And, behold, a woman, which was diseased with an issue of blood twelve years, came behind him, and touched the hem of his garment: For she said within herself, If I may but touch his garment, I shall be whole. But Jesus turned about, and when he saw her, he said, Daughter, be of good comfort; thy faith hath made thee whole. And the woman was made whole from that hour."
Matthew 9:20-22
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http://www.latimes.com/world/
OBAMA: 'Give peace a chance'...
'Win' for Iran...
ROUHANI: 'World Powers Surrendered to Iranian Nation's Will'...
General: America Pursuing Diplomacy Because They Cannot Defeat Us Militarily...
Foreign minister lays wreath at grave of Beirut Marine barracks bomber...
DNC chair caught in double-talk...
'SECRET SIDE DEAL' WITH TEHRAN
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http://washington.cbslocal.
WASHINGTON (CBS DC/AP) — Calling for
“all hands on deck” to assist the economy, President Barack Obama is
urging his Cabinet to identify ways to keep his administration relevant
to people struggling in the up-and-down recovery.
With two weeks left before delivering an economy-focused State of the Union address to Congress, Obama is picking up the pace of his jobs message and demonstrating how he can advance his economic agenda administratively and through his ability to coax action from important interest groups.
“We’re not just going to be waiting for legislation in order to make sure that we’re providing Americans the kind of help they need. I’ve got a pen and I’ve got a phone,” Obama said Tuesday as he convened his first Cabinet meeting of the year.
Obama continued: ”And I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions that move the ball forward in helping to make sure our kids are getting the best education possible, making sure that our businesses are getting the kind of support and help they need to grow and advance, to make sure that people are getting the skills that they need to get those jobs that our businesses are creating.”
Read more...http://washington.
http://www.latimes.com/world/
OBAMA: 'Give peace a chance'...
'Win' for Iran...
ROUHANI: 'World Powers Surrendered to Iranian Nation's Will'...
General: America Pursuing Diplomacy Because They Cannot Defeat Us Militarily...
Foreign minister lays wreath at grave of Beirut Marine barracks bomber...
DNC chair caught in double-talk...
'SECRET SIDE DEAL' WITH TEHRAN
http://washington.cbslocal.
Obama On Executive Actions: ‘I’ve Got A Pen And I’ve Got A Phone’
January 14, 2014 1:05 PM
President
Barack Obama speaks during a cabinet meeting on Jan. 14, 2014 in the
Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, D.C. (credit: MANDEL
NGAN/AFP/Getty Images)
With two weeks left before delivering an economy-focused State of the Union address to Congress, Obama is picking up the pace of his jobs message and demonstrating how he can advance his economic agenda administratively and through his ability to coax action from important interest groups.
“We’re not just going to be waiting for legislation in order to make sure that we’re providing Americans the kind of help they need. I’ve got a pen and I’ve got a phone,” Obama said Tuesday as he convened his first Cabinet meeting of the year.
Obama continued: ”And I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions that move the ball forward in helping to make sure our kids are getting the best education possible, making sure that our businesses are getting the kind of support and help they need to grow and advance, to make sure that people are getting the skills that they need to get those jobs that our businesses are creating.”
Read more...http://washington.
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Medal of Honor recipient reacts to 'Lone Survivor' backlash
Some in media suggest Navy Seals in film died for nothing. Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer sounds off.
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Rush Limbaugh Had More Than a Few Words to Say About Obama’s ‘Absurd’ Executive Order Threat
“He’s basically bragging about the fact that he can do executive orders to make things ‘fair.’”
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Medal of Honor recipient reacts to 'Lone Survivor' backlash
Some in media suggest Navy Seals in film died for nothing. Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer sounds off.
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Jeff Grimes leaves Virginia Tech coaching staff for LSU
By Mark Giannotto, Wednesday, January 15, 3:53 PM E-mail the writer
Virginia Tech offensive line coach Jeff Grimes’s first season with the Hokies will also be his last.
Grimes has accepted a job offer from LSU Coach Les Miles to become the Tigers’ new offensive line coach, according to two people in Virginia Tech’s athletic department familiar with the situation.
Grimes, 45, came to Virginia Tech last February from Auburn along
with offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler as part of Coach Frank Beamer’s
offensive coaching staff overhaul. It’s unclear at this point exactly
why he’s leaving after just one season, but money was likely one of the
factors.Grimes has accepted a job offer from LSU Coach Les Miles to become the Tigers’ new offensive line coach, according to two people in Virginia Tech’s athletic department familiar with the situation.
Grimes was scheduled to make more than $280,000 over the next year at Virginia Tech. He earned $265,000 this past season, with Virginia Tech paying $150,000 and Auburn paying the rest as part of Grimes’s buyout. He also was due a $50,000 retention bonus if still on Virginia Tech’s staff on Jan. 1, 2015.
But LSU — which had the highest-paid assistant coaching staff in the country in 2013, according to USA Today — paid former offensive line coach Greg Studrawa $510,000 last year (Studrawa, the longest-tenured coach on Miles’s staff, left the team last week). Grimes will become the first coach to spend only one season on Beamer’s staff since Gary Tranquill was the offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach in 1994.
Like Virginia Tech’s entire offense, Grimes’s first year as an offensive line coach was a work in progress this past season. He had limited depth to work with and started a true freshman at left tackle (Jonathon McLaughlin) as the Hokies finished second-to-last in the ACC in rushing yards per game (119.8). Read more...http://www.
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LSU Football - Geaux Tigers!!!
| Wednesday, January 15, 2014 | |
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| LSU Sports | Video (3 min, 32 sec): Elliott Porter, Jermauria Rasco, Miles, Cameron |
| Twitter: Senior Bowl | Lamin Barrow has accepted an invitation to the 2014 Senior Bowl |
| Washington Post | Jeff Grimes leaves VA Tech coaching staff for LSU (two VA Tech sources) |
| Times Picayune | LSU Source: LSU hires VA Tech assistant Jeff Grimes for offensive line job |
| The Advocate | Brandon Harris and Ed Paris have enrolled in school and started classes |
| Tiger Sports Digest | Tigers have two 2014 recuits in Top Ten |
| LSU Sports | Photo Gallery (38 pics): Tiger Stadium South End construction update |
| The Advocate | High school coach of VA Tech commit, Grimes hired at LSU |
| Virginian Pilot | Reports: VA Tech's Grimes offered LSU o-line job; no decision made |
| ESPN 104.5 | .mp3 Audio (11 min): Hanagriff, Ott, Ponamsky on La'el Collins' decision to return |
| The Advocate | Notes: Miles - 'A week, 10 days' until LSU hires I-Line coach, Cameron on QBs |
| The Advocate | La’el Collins staying at LSU |
| Associated Press | LSU's La'el Collins returning to school, puts turning pro on hold for now |
| ESPN Blog | La'el Collins' return a win-win proposition |
| The Advocate | Rabalais: Early exits new norm at colleges |
| Associated Press | Glenn Dorsey important addition for 49ers defense |
| Hokie Sports | Jeff Grime's Virginia Tech bio |
| Iowa State Sports | Iowa State DL coach Curtis Bray dies at 43 |
| ESPN Blog | Sources: Alabama DB coach to step down |
| Birmingham News | How much are colleges paid for sports apparel deals? O'Bannon case offers details |
| Notes: Alabama | Auburn | Florida | Georgia | Mississippi State | South Carolina | Texas A&M | Vanderbilt | |
| Chattanooga Times | Nearly 30 SEC underclassmen entering NFL draft |
| Birmingham News | Are televised college sports games news programs or commercial events? |
| USA Today | NCAA gears up for Division I power shift |
| Cleveland Plain Dealer | Exodus to the NFL, college coordinator defections, recruiting news |
| Sports Illustrated | College football season in review: Ranking the Top 25 games of the year |
| Lafayette Advertiser *1 | Sun Belt Conference OKs 'Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns' |
| LA Gannett News *1 | Tim Brando recalls memories, eyes future after 18 years at CBS |
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http://theadvocate.com/sports/
Les Miles: ‘A week, 10 days’ until LSU hires offensive line coach
“I wouldn’t think for, oh, a week, 10 days,” Miles said when asked about a timetable for a replacement for Greg Studrawa.
Miles spoke at a news conference Tuesday announcing the return of several junior players, namely left tackle La’el Collins.
Several reports Tuesday indicated Virginia Tech offensive line coach Jeff Grimes is a leading candidate to replace Studrawa, who “left” the program after seven years, the university announced last week.
A radio station in Virginia, 24/7 Sports and coachingsearch.com have linked Grimes with the LSU opening.
Asked broadly about the vacancy, Miles said, “We have a number of guys we’re looking at. I can tell you this, it’s got to be a guy who can show us he can improve what is already a pretty good line. He’s going to have to have run-pass technical expertise, guys he’s put in the league (NFL). Coaching in the league is a thought. Not necessarily a prerequisite.”
LSU has interviewed at least two candidates for the job — McNeese State line coach Rob Sale and Grambling assistant Ben Wilkerson — but both former LSU linemen are seen as long shots.
LSU is after a more experienced coach.
Grimes is the Hokies offensive line coach and run game coordinator. He just completed his first season at VT. He was previously at Auburn from 2009-12 and is a Texas native who graduated from UTEP.
Collins said the future of the line coach “played a little bit into” his decision to either return or enter the NFL draft.
“But I knew our coaches were going to do a great job of bringing the next best guy in for us. I trust those guys and I trusted this process,” Collins said.
Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
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Thomas Williams · Top Commenter ·
“I
kind of made a decision with my mom that I was going to get my degree,”
What Kenny Hilliard said about coming back for his senior year playing
football for LSU. Is the kind of inner character that restores my faith
in this generations future for my neighborhood, and states population
social welfare. That is exactly the quality of spirit that made what we
enjoy about our country society today. I just wish that all of the
fighting tiger college football players felt that way about living up to
their University's scholarship.
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Rabalais: Early exits new norm at colleges
Leonard Fournette spoke in headlines Jan. 2 when he announced his commitment to play football for LSU.
What he said in fine print was easy to miss but almost as telling.
The St. Augustine superstar vowed to take his talents to Baton Rouge for “the next three or four years.”
If Fournette is as good as his hyperventilated praise, the man touted as the best running back prospect since Adrian Peterson will make his exit from Tiger Stadium before Senior Day.
It’s the new norm — if not in college football overall, certainly at LSU, which has hemmoraged 16 juniors and draft-eligible sophomores to the NFL the past two seasons. Also leaving is tailback Alfred Blue, who could have had what was basically a second senior season but chose not to take it.
Chronicling the Tigers’ early departures Tuesday, CBSSports.com writer Bruce Feldman ended his tweet with “#3andOutU.”
Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
What he said in fine print was easy to miss but almost as telling.
The St. Augustine superstar vowed to take his talents to Baton Rouge for “the next three or four years.”
If Fournette is as good as his hyperventilated praise, the man touted as the best running back prospect since Adrian Peterson will make his exit from Tiger Stadium before Senior Day.
It’s the new norm — if not in college football overall, certainly at LSU, which has hemmoraged 16 juniors and draft-eligible sophomores to the NFL the past two seasons. Also leaving is tailback Alfred Blue, who could have had what was basically a second senior season but chose not to take it.
Chronicling the Tigers’ early departures Tuesday, CBSSports.com writer Bruce Feldman ended his tweet with “#3andOutU.”
Read more...http://theadvocate.com/
Comments
Thomas Williams · Top Commenter ·
Maybe
with the help from some true friends and teachers. The future LSU tiger
college football players can start a new inspiring spirit of living up
to the university's football scholarship, and further setting a higher
standard for all the younger generation to follow.
It is the people that holds the hopes of our countrymen investment, not the process, that is truly what matter to our country's great society attitude. Are we going to be a winning team, or aren't we.
What good are your talents if we don't show up for work?
-----------------It is the people that holds the hopes of our countrymen investment, not the process, that is truly what matter to our country's great society attitude. Are we going to be a winning team, or aren't we.
What good are your talents if we don't show up for work?
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5th Grader Reading Skills....Does LSU have this issue? (Posted on 1/15/14 at 12:02 am)
I apologize if german.
I am not sure how many of you guys heard this news story going around about this research that was conducted at UNC that found that almost 7%-18% of basketball, football students in many universities have reading skills below 5th Grade Level.
What %age of LSU student athletes do y'all think have similar issues?
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LSU only provided averages of ACT scores for football players during the years noted. The university said it does not keep lists of individual ACT scores in the format of a record.
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