Too little, too late: my curse of denial.
In the Affordable Care law? 2016-on, RFID chips to be implanted in babies. Who knows in 2,700 pages of bureaucracy, corporate, union, giant group power. The most ignorant in this country refuse to see that laws are negative (meant for penalizing).
Iran and Syria make energy deals ‘amid crisis.’
Russia ‘will not agree to EU searches under Syria sanctions.’
Court lets Stockton, CA cut retiree health care.
U.S. spy master courts top hackers at Def Con.
DreamWorks Q2 profit down 63%.
Tablet newspaper “The Daily” to lay off 50.
$20 mn. legal costs: Apple multi-billion suit against Samsung (design patent infringement) backfires.
Sat. twitterverse: Olympics, #1; Restoring Love, #2.
Chemtrails: more aluminum found in people’s bloodstreams.
Hannaford tracks down tainted canteloupe, PLU4319, to its farm.
Native American reservation help: community upsurge in the news; normally, local press would cover shootings.
Holmes formally charged; 24 (two for ea. victim) ct. murder, 116 of attempted murder; his eyes widened as the counts were read aloud; Ashley Moser is officially paralyzed.
Snoop Dogg in the news.
Denied Norway entry for 2 years for pot, fined over $8K for recent bust(s).
Becomes “Snoop Lion,” readies reggae CD.
Idiotic Chick-fil-A battle broils on:
Republicans rally behind the chain, and Progressives trying to evoke a civil rights movement
try “kiss-ins.”
Liz Warren: China is the way. She put the difficult-to-compare infrastructure work in the forefront of the economy: 9% in China v. 2.2% in the U.S. As if living like a slave is great.
Collateral fraud (before) subprime loans at GM financial.
Increasingly going to the worst, they’re repeating the means of using subprime loans.
Tecca/Mariella Moon: Timeline (introduced Jan.), the mandatory rollout.
Facebook will force all of its 955 million accounts to use the new, more visual profile
layout this fall in order to give everyone a consistent experience throughout the site.
Mark Zuckerberg’s sister, Arielle, is now a Google employee.
Congrats Wildfire! There are officially now more Zuckerberg family members working for
Google than Facebook! #awkward ;),
sister Randi tweeted.
Greed: an easy explanation when it comes to the anti-psychotics becoming the most pop. used on children. Any excuse for psychiatric drugs — the pharmaceutical industry put its foot down on the working theory and practice of therapy over drugs over the fact that the medical establishment may lose money as a result. Road rage more prevalent among women, as more women than men are prescribed antidepressants. Even in serious cases, the drugs do more harm than good, and always create a dependency. It can take months to years to get off of them for good without major withdrawal symptoms.
Before the second guest, who’s leading a charge in the bipolar-spiritual awakening...
How words effect your brain: effective communication. As the brain typically handles
only four to five chunks at a time, try to condense what you say in conversation to 30 seconds
maximum. Otherwise, things will get lost, and your listener will get bored, like students falling
asleep at a lecture.
American writer and playwright Gore Vidal dies Tue., at 86, in his L.A. home, of
pneumonia. ‘Having an aristocrat’s bearing,’ he is being remembered for his keen skills as a novelist, essayist,
screenwriter, and provocateur as well as a bundle of apparent contradictions…
One of his
fictional stories that reflected on the reality of his own “unrepentant” homosexuality and need to
get more gay characters out into the mainstream, The City and the Pillar (1948), a story
about a man that comes to find that he’s gay, was considered very controversial for the time.
Vidal did some voiceover work for The Simpsons and Family Guy. He also penned
Portnoy’s Complaint, Myra Breckinridge (1968) and
its sequel Myron (1974).
Vidal was also someone on the left and “off the deep end” as an anti-Semite and conspiracy theorist, putting his beliefs beyond that of a 9/11 “Truther.”
Audio of on-going shooting battles in Syria released.
Gunmen storm Yemen ministry, kidnap Italian security officer.
AP: Navy christens last of three ships honoring 9/11 sites.
Reuters: Urgent repairs needed? The ancient Roman Colosseum (coliseum) is leaning 16 in. lower @ north.
Uganda: mysterious nodding syndrome afflicts some 3,000 children, say officials.
AP: Ashley Moser’s trauma, injury in shooting causes miscarriage. Funeral for 6-yr.-old daughter remains pending.
Plane engine debris starts fire(s) over SC.
Jesse Jackson: no timetable on Jr.’s recovery, in Mayo clinic for depression.
Mass. father shoots two of own kids, kill[ing] 7-yr.-old daughter, commits suicide.
Mapleton: body of Presque Isle swimmer, Randy Muir, 36, recovered Sat. noon; dark out when first missing.
Romney: Iran must not get nuclear weapons; “No option should be excluded.”
ABC OTUSNews: in first i-view since Mar., D. Cheney says picking Sarah Palin was a
mistake.
Gabrielle Giffords tours European physics lab.
BGR: iPhone 5 finally shown off, fully assembled.
Africa: outbreak of a deadly and often silent form of Ebola.
No money in the Fed: 6,000 gold bars sent to China are gold-plated tungsten.
Manchurian schematic alterations: many computer chips made outside the U.S. have an extra shut-off mechanism meant for crippling.
In 1971, Soviet geologists accidentally created a giant crater in the desert when they
drilled into a natural gas pocket.
They dealt with the poison gas by lighting it on fire.
It’s still burning.
More things unavoidably scanned, more of the industry paid to spy and listen in on people, more abuse of power. The FBI has paid over half a million dollars on listening to talk radio callers.
Unelected officials that have no scruples on Fourth Amendment rights.
The major supercomputer complex (#1 or #2 in the world), meant for the NSA, is built for the
purpose of storing nearly everything about people for later extraction. Phone calls, emails,
online publishing and posts, account information — you name it.
Make sure you’re near farmlands. Once the bank holidays occur, the shelves will wind up barren in a matter of hours.
It doesn’t appear the Code Pink or West Baptist Church (they hate everything) boycotts got anywhere. And since I mostly avoid twitter (quality reasons), and it’s not broadcast on radio, I can’t really give you anything.
I can give you news that the appearance of Ingrid Michaelson (32, pop-indie songs have been used on Grey’s Anatomy) at Newbury Comics was sold out.
Chinese govt. upbeat on flood news: 77, the official death toll, while an
online toll, compiled by family members, is over 300. So many Chinese still trust traditional
media more,
said Yang Haipeng, fmr. journalist with Shanghai Oriental Morning Post,
noting the effectiveness of China’s censorship methods.
U.S. fears plans of Syria massacre.
Top Venezuelan embassy official, Olga Fonseca, strangled to death in Kenya, according to police.
MD man, 25 firearms: authorities say he told his employer he was “going to blow everyone up.”
AP: Aurora police begged for ambulances outside the Century16 theatre.
Q2 U.S. growth, an abysmal 1.5%, worst in over a yr.; new low for Q2 Facebook too.
Literally dying crops green...: Corn Belt gets little to no relief.
AP, Utah: rock slide traps hikers at Zion National Park; 6 ft. of debris; Hidden Canyon trail remains unstable, closed.
Chicago-Sun-Times: circumstantial case; it could be hard to convict Drew Peterson.
AP, NJ: another bird strike...in the face—boy on a roller coaster; up to 128 MPH, shut 30 min.
The Ticket: Obama signs Israel “military aid” bill on eve of Romney visit.
Arrogance: Jay Carney refused to answer the question on what the capital of Israel is.
ABCNews: NSA director Army Gen. Keith Alexander says we’re 3/10, in terms of cybersecurity.
Xinhua news agency, Thu: Wife of Communist Party leader charged with intentional homicide.
Beijing: Gu Kailai, 53, wife of fmr. senior leader Bo Xilai, is accused of intentional homicide
in the poisoning death of British businessman Neil Heywood.
Zhigui Du, Chinese mother of student Lin, 33, distraught during her daughter’s funeral, gave a
eulogy.
Luka Magnotta is accused of dismembering Lin, and sending the parts to Canadian pol. parties
and schools in May.
Olympics: double-amputee star runner arrives in London...
Physician claims Chinese athletes partook in state-sponsored doping in the 1980s and ’90s.
AP: CNN chief Jim Walton, today, spoke of pending resignation over bad ratings.
Just 3 mos.: Huffington Post exec. Lauren Kapp to resign.
Privacy? What Privacy? Google admits failing to delete sensitive street view data.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos donated $2.5 mn. to defend Wa. gay marriage law.
BGR News: 3 mn. lost souls still trapped in AOL dial-up hell.
Open floor plans: great dissatisfaction may lead to the end of the cubicle.
BGR: Kim Dotcom claims vindication after leaked IFPI (music industry) report.
Sen. Snowe invites Google reps to Portland—how to get local advertising working.
HealthDay: 2 HIV patients have virus subdued after bone marrow transplants.
Eliminating the (HIV lymphocyte) reservoir is the key to the cure,
says
Dr. Savity Pahwa.
LiveScience: Amish population booms in U.S., and most communities are based in OH, with over 60K, PA coming close second. More than 60% of communities started in the 1990s, and state researcher Joseph Donnermeyer projects 1 mn. nationwide by 2050, out of 1,000 communities.
Lab technician David Kwiatkowski, who worked in 13 states, is accused of spreading Hep C; he says he’s terrified of needles, and has left a suicide note.
Three judges headed by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Judge: Court upholds appeal for Paul Chambers, 28; the Brit was arrested for venting in the form of a bad joke on twitter...while in an airport.
“Scientists find a 500-million-year-old mistake that led to the cr[e]ation of humanity.” A gene duplication fault, twice the number, compared with aquatic invertebrates; our gene structure would otherwise look like that of the lancelet.
WSJ: Tracy Lee and Don Howard Heathfield...not real names.
Update on the Russian spy ring: exposed two years ago; they recruited an agent’s kids.
Children grown in America, more “valuable espionage assets” than the “parent” spies.
Elena Vavilova and Andrey Bezrukov sure didn’t know Tim Foley. He was 20, finishing his sophomore
year at George Washington U. when the “parents” were arrested.
The Amero is still on. Those that’d turn us into Mexico want it. Destroy the unions, destroy the middle class...
The bigger the govt. the worse the citizen: I will take care of you, your family, your community. How about, I will take care of me, my family, my community.
“K2” and “Spice”: DEA leads nationwide synthetic drug raids.
San Juan, PR: drive-by wounds kids, kills (bullet to head) Thais Ponce Alvarez, 13, 20-yr.-old man.
And the lawsuits ramp up against Penn State.
CO University not willing to release records on Holmes.
Portland, ME: homeless seeking nightly shelter climbs to 15-yr. high avg. of 411, from 354.
Credit/debit access/distance: Disability advocates sue Wal-Mart.
Political robo-calls spike.
Aerosmith lead singer Mick Jagger turns 69.
Minneapolis: fedl. charges against members of Native (American) Mob updated. Sawn Martinez is accused of murdering member Jeremee Kraskey, to stop him from “ratting them out,” last Feb.
CPSC sues to stop sales of magnetic Buckyballs, after swallowing cases.
Suspect Holmes sent a parcel with details of his shooting plans, using stick figures, to his psychiatrist. The red flags came earlier than thought — dropping out of payment, being forced out of the house, leaving everything.
Paris, $1 mn. production, $100 cost: Madonna leaves stage after 45 min.; gets boos, negative fan ratings.
Even the Boston Globe considers IL’s Rahm Emanuel and MA’s “Mumbles” Menino’s war on
Chic-Fil-A, a $4 bn. bus., absurd.
I have an opinion, and I’m expressing my opinion.
The Roman Catholic church Menino
attends has the same opinion on gay marriage as the Fil-A pres.’s personal stance. It fries my
nose.
And for Rahm Emanuel, a Semite, to side with Nation with Islam, which is anti-Jew,
anti-gay and strict/hard on women. To add fuel to the fire, Roseanne decided to make an
obscenity-laden tweet about how people that eat the food deserve the cancer that comes from the
filets for Christ, chicken anuses. Joe Rogan followed up on that, and Roseanne made an
Olbermann-style “apology.” (Sorry, left out an insult in the text.)
No?
Dumb. The Week, 7.19: Chick-Fil-A’s anti-gay-marriage confession: bad for biz?
Actor Ed Helms, a fan of the chain’s fried chicken sandwiches, called for a boycott.
Greenland ice sheet melting: 40% to 97% in just four days of July.
3.2-3.8 foreshock/quake hits southern CA.
2nd highest-yield on short-term debt, €100 bn. bailout: Spain bans shot-selling, bailout fears grow.
CO lawsuits begin: survivor plans to sue the theater for having an exit door w/o an alarm or guard.
Orange County protests, day four: weekend police shootings.
Student loan debt tops $1 trillion.
A network of nonprofits, most donors anonymous, total $2 mn. for Aurora shooting injured.
Roswell, NM: skydiver Felix Baumgartner falls nearly 100K feet in training to beat 120K record.
N.Y.: bear and cubs wreak havoc on a...Bearsville family home.
Detroit: 911 caller didn’t wait 4 hours sitting around for cops to come for a break-in.
Dollmaker sues Lady GaGa.
Jack Daniel’s lawyer cease and desist letter goes viral, author Patrick Wensink gets web fame.
“Traditional Family” people attacking over the U.S. flag.
In the waters: mysterious, unknown source generating tones in the 747-751 Hz range.
Olympics: Triple-jumper Voula Papachristu gets ejected for (un-PC) racially-charged twitter comments.
Try again: Obama camp got little from Anna Wintour raffle; now, Wintour and Harvey Weinstein... politics are for another day...American Family.
Intentionally stillborn at 8 mos.: one of the latest in China’s forced abortions. In Beijing, Pan Chunyan, 31, was kidnapped by eight govt. workers, injected with drugs to kill the son.
Used to call Bush ‘the worst thing that happened to America’:
AIDS activist and rock star Elton John recently praised former President George W. Bush, and
considers Rush Limbaugh (performed at his wedding) ‘a friend’ in USA Today.
Original reporting by Senior media reporter Dylan Stableford, The Lookout.
Violinist and graduate of University of the Pacific Petra Anderson, 22, may have only reconstructive surgery
to worry about, as a birth defect allowed the shotgun buck shot from the theatre shooting to enter
her skull through the nose, channel its way like a marble through a straw of excess fluid to the
back without causing any real brain damage. A benign condition that she didn’t know she had, and
it appears to have saved her life.
Med. costs are another matter. Being uninsured, $165K has been raised.
An on-going downside: Anderson’s mother, Kim, has terminal cancer, according to the campaign
website and senior pastor Brad Strait, who also talked about the “defect.”
I still see my life a dead-end, now ramping up the search for “Danielle,” not even knowing the full name...I easily drove families away over a decade ago. Not as if I wanted to; I was a kid. Knowing nothing. The search(es) go on at least to cover loose end(s) before I die; I don’t mind being shot down. Yet, maintaining certain discipline...may explode. It’s still a f—ing web search. No one will answer my questions...and whom to ask? How do I get out of the general quagmire? The one I promoted...
My better attitude on life and growing obedience aren’t enough. The practical opportunities have to be there. And how can there be a friendship if even Jon never asks me any favors? For me to do something I may not like, but is well-capable of doing? Maybe I’m just too unsuccessful, or fragile. God knows I wouldn’t survive prison if I’re to brake any laws.
Then, a parallel pops up: Holmes got academic help, and is a programmer. I chose to be a law-abiding citizen a loong time ago. I sometimes explode in anger, but with words only, and the likelihood drops in reminder of that notion of deserving what I got, moving on. The worst of physical harm, in the past, have left only bruises, some healing emotional scars. Never would I go near planning or executing what someone like James would do, but I’m treated like a loner or a dick no matter how I try to reach out, often failing due to how perfectionists see dead-ends everywhere. He threw his life away. He had something. I only see mine slipping, and... I listen when (or sadly, if) someone decides to talk—what made [guess] special. Besides ID theft risks in motion, how does someone like me not be seen as a creep? (I’m ugly; no money or appreciable drive— er, anything to fix anything.)
Anyway, this new attitude stems from a realization of appropriate placing: pleasure in the afterlife, work now. The only real way to deal with the pain and responsibility... Then again, the tax code is a nightmare, not to mention your car breaking down in the middle of nowhere. And the new, horrible laws. And this new discipline is a b— it includes male denial, if you know what I mean. (Humanity sucks....?)
Zero self-esteem kills males pretty fast. I’d better step up. But first, get some shut eye, as it’s Thu, 5 a.m. attempting to catch up on the news as far as typing goes. Being the editor, it is now 6. Now it’s the 27th. Son of a— !
Ghana VP John Dramani Mahama sworn in as new pres., hours after predecessor dies.
248 human fetuses found in Russian forest.
Wilson, N.Y.: blast levels house, kills girl, injures parents, siblings blown clear.
William Balfour, the man who murdered family members of Jennifer Hudson, gets life in prison.
Eagle Scouts return medals over organization’s “no gays” stance.
“Berlin patient” Timothy Ray Brown says he’s still cured of HIV/AIDS. 2007 blood stem cell transplant from a donor with a rare mutation that builds resistance to the virus has left the virus unable to replicate. Brown appeared frail but energetic Tue., addressing the media for the formation of a foundation in his name.
Repeal would widen the deficit 109 bn. says...someone/thing: doctors protested against the HC individual mandate in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in WDC.
Bill O’Reilly sees gun regulations ‘too loose’: ability to get a bazooka at a flowershop! Just as he bought into Mancow’s false take on ‘loose radio regulations,’ despite how Opie & Anthony couldn’t do much of anything by then. And Dianne Feinstein would be sitting, circling [which] non-wood weapons in a catalogue to ban.
Gun sales spike after CO shooting, awareness of rights, copycats and the push to erect more restrictions.
Last Medley date, $2 mn. hospital bill: man in ICU due, woman gave birth during.
3-mo.-old cheetah cubs make debut at Washington’s National Zoo.
Is Holmes faking psychosis? Not cooperating with police, falling asleep in the courtroom during his hearing after trying to maintain an “insane” stare.
Will you visit me in prison
was posted on Adult Friend Finder prior to the
shooting. Orange-dyed hair in the photo. And when he tried to become a member of the private
Lead Valley Gun range, all owner Glenn Rotkovich could hear on Holmes’ answering voicemail was a
creepy, weird, guttural
voice. These are the kind of instances that turned it from yellow
flags like “shy loner” to red flags.
From a proud example of a successful local graduate
to one of the most hated people in the country: Who he is now is not who he was in
San Diego,
said William Parkman, who, with his wife, Porsche, also 19, went to HS with Holmes’
sister, Chris.
Stage actor Sherman Alexander Hemsley, 74, at his El Paso home, of natural causes
cancer. He played George Jefferson on the Jeffersons (1975–85), which ran as a long-running spin-off to
All in the Family, and made numerous guest appearances on later shows, such as
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (as Judge Carl Robertson and George Jefferson) and
Tyler Perry’s House of Payne (as George again), and some commercials. Hemsley played
Deacon Ernest Frye on NBC’s Amen (1986-91). The list goes on of his fame: the newer
Twilight Zone (1985), Martin, a few unsold pilots, Family Guy’s
“The Father, the Son, and the Holy Fonz”... He worked with Isabel Sanford (played Louise J.) until her death in 2004.
FCC [in Maine]: the person responsible will face automatic jail time.
The third first responder jamming incident since April: it’s narrowed down to four possible
suspects due to repeat offenses, and the equipment used.
Joe Paterno statue was taken down Sunday.
NCAA sanctions against Pen. State include a one-year suspension and $60 mn. in fines.
HARO: Help A Reporter Out site.
The author of Trust Me, I’m Lying talks about media manipulation, including his own
tests for by-proxy promotion and exposure, on Coast To Coast AM.
Former NASA astronaut and physicist Sally Ride, 61, after 17-mo. battle with pancreatic cancer. She was part of Challenger 1983 (STS-7), after STS-2 and STS-3, becoming the first woman and youngest American (32) to enter space, and spent 8 months in training for 343 hours in space in 1984. Still part of Challenger, she was named to the pres. commission investigating the 1986 disaster — only one to serve on both panels. Ride left NASA in ’87 for Stanford U.’s Center for Intl. Security and Arms Control. Inducted into the Natl. Women’s Hall of Fame, Ride won numerous awards, including the Braun (Natl. Space Society), and the Lindbergh Eagle. In 2006, the Schwarzenegger’s inducted Ride into the California Hall of Fame, located at Ca. Museum for History, Women, and the Arts).
In her obituary, Ride put long-time female partner of 27 years, Tam O’Shaughnessy, as first survivor.
Crime rate doubled: CO has some of the worst gun control laws in the country — the kind of restrictions that promote these shootings — Columbine, Church (abbreviated) — by growing the black market. Effective: going after the illegal weapons while making it normal for law-abiding citizens to get a gun.
TIME editor: I’m agnostic when it comes to the Second Amendment, and there’s nothing wrong with politicizing this event.
The positive: the people who get their girlfriends out of harm’s way. Four men shielded their female friends, one young woman held her hand over a friend’s neck, helping the wounded girl out of the theatre. Tight grip: the shooter’s Smith & Wesson jammed.
The now-“lawyered up” Holmes spent months-on-end planning the theatre shooting. Not so insane
now, is he.
It took a day to de-rig the apartment. Noise trap: full-blast music to attract people, police
to wired explosives.
Micro-fascist Michael Bloomberg tells the people to demand accountability of their leaders where they stand on Second Amendment rights. Anti-gun rights advocates are less fearful now, with the non-stop lunacy of the world would stop having this violence if all guns were confiscated.
od28-6 news:
Marathon 1994-05 shapes demo. Heads up by recent a post
on the [email protected] forum. Column-order expectations made the orange aliens look as if
they’re on their right side, shadow on right. I don’t know why the landscape isn’t showing up.
Another document dump, blotted out by another massacre.
Pertussis on the rise. One black plague case — the squirrel population seen as the source.
Jonah F.: man stopped at San Francisco airport due to having a... large penis.
Aurora, Colorado shooting at a “Batman: The Dark Knight Rises” premiere, at ~12:30 AM.
James Eagan Holmes, 24, the suspect held responsible for the shooting, is a former neuroscience
honors med. student. A “SuperPatriot,” after the comic book character: a 1986 Dark Knight
comic theatre shooting was replicated, with “effects” that the audience thought were part of a
special screening of the movie. I’m the Joker,
warning the police of traps at his
apartment (trip wires, coke cans?): he dyed his head orange-red (unlike the green-headed Joker),
wore a lot of gear, tactical gloves and a bullet-proof vest, used medium-to-high grade smoke
grenades, and allowed himself to be arrested.
6-year-old(s) and 3-month-old(s) in an R-rated movie.
Disgrace: the treatment, to cancel appearances, intl. premieres, issue more silence and tighten
police security (Police State) with no evidence to say that security is needed, because of a nut.
These things happen when people cannot talk — look at Saudi Arabia or (other)
dictatorships, where you can’t talk about anything; you can only blow things up.
ABC was the first to politically call it: George Stephanopoulos and Brian Ross.
With the quality (and probability) of Googling “James Holmes + Tea Party” :
we don’t know if it’s the same person, but it might be important — a Jim Holmes in Aurora,
Colorado, became a Tea party member last year. And that website hasn’t been updated since.
If you don’t know Brian Ross, he’s the “senior/chief investigative reporter” that tried to tie the
Oklahoma City bombing to talk radio.
Thanks to ABC and 18 minutes to lay out the same political message as before, threatening calls from deranged people on the left have forced the 52-yr.-old Jim to change his phone number. He should sue.
Individuals are not to be held for their own actions.
Chilling: Speech(es) given by the Bane character resembles...Obama’s. See for yourself.
Obama g-father actually died falling from a chair, trying to change the drapes. And they attack Romney for accurately quoting the President. Bush didn’t whine about the novels and film(s) that told a story of assassinating Bush. And the anti-gun nuts fill the net with madness, and the U.N. try to ramp up the anti-Second Amendment treaty, Iran at that top.
Orig. reporting by USA Today, other sources. The death penalty is made for this type of crime.
Jonathan T. Blunk, 26: Navy vet. and father of two, took bullets for current girlfriend Jansen
Young, 21, holding her down on the floor, on top. He always talked about if he were going to
die, he wanted to die a hero,
said his estranged wife, Chantel, to NBC.
Alexander J. Boik, 18 (Lasamoa Cross): he hoped to become a teacher, and open his own art
studio. The handsome,
young adult always
brought a smile and quick wit to every occasion.
Air Force Staff Sgt., cyber-systems operator Jesse Childress, 29: died trying to protect a fellow female airman from Buckley Air Force Base (friend’s account in the Denver Post).
Gordon Cowdon, 51: a single dad that worked long work hours, plus skiing and hunting, but was
always with his kids,
said his next-door neighbor. Even into their late teens and early
twenties.
Jessica Redfield/Ghawi, 24: red-headed sportscaster, blogger; narrowly missed the Toronto
shooting; I was reminded that we don’t know when or where our time on Earth will end. When or
where we will breath our last breath.
She was the
person we strived to be.
Navy Petty Officer John Larimer, 27: cryptologic technician, joined the Navy last June. A 2003
Crystal Lake South High graduate, He was a unique individual with a really strong idea of
right and wrong,
English teacher Ben Stoner told the Daily Herald.
Matt McQuinn, 27: grew up with girlfriend Sam Yowler, 27, in Dayton, worked at Target in Denver, where they moved. Yowler’s brother, Nick, 32, also came with them to the Rises premiere.
Micayla Medek, 23: Aurora Community College student that described herself on Facebook as a
simple independent girl who’s just trying to get her life together while still having fun
.
Overcome, a crying sister Amanda had to be escorted from Gateway High.
Veronica Moser-Sullivan, 6: was about to start swimming lessons; elder Ashley Moser is in critical condition for bullets in the throat and abdomen, but asked where Veronica was...
Alex M. Sullivan, 27: Mets fan, “comic book geek” and the biggest softie ever
(Mary
Laborde, 26); went celebrating his birthday, looking forward to his up-coming wedding anniversary;
Alex made friends with everyone,
his family said. His father, Tom, held up a print-out
photo to the press of Alex, and friends signed his birthday card.
Alexander Teves, 24: fan of Spider-Man and AZ basketball, he’d just earned his masters at
Denver U. in counseling psychology; one of the best men I ever
knew … he could make us all laugh with his Gollum impression
(“Caitlin,” twitter). He shielded
his girlfriend.
Rebecca Ann Wingo, 32: Aurora Community College student, served in Air Force (Facebook); last
post: My little baby started kindergarten today,…so excited to be in the big girl school with
her sister.
Wingo’s father said his pain is unbearable,
losing his daughter to a mad
man.
Sandy’s (Howie Carr Show) family in our prayers, as well, as
pancreatic cancer takes a mother.
Sara
Lynne (Millin) Shack, 76, passed away after a long battle with the disease, while surrounded by
family. A real estate, art and antiques broker, she spent many years in Bethesda, raising the
Shack family with Thomas G. Shack, Jr., 53. Sara Lynne is survived by her sisters, Thomas, their
children and son-in-laws.
(Possible) hail today, gone tomorrow.
Dust Bowl-style droughts, high temps cross the nation (and few sharp
differences).
Sylvia Woods, 86, creator of Harlem soul food restaurant “Sylvia’s”.
Toronto shooting: 2 dead (teenage girl, man in 20s), 19 injured.
NCAA boss won’t rule out shutting down Penn St. football program after Sandusky.
Forget about 10-2 positioning on the steering wheel.
Secretive 2-y. review: Boy Scouts rule out changes to gay ban, reaffirming.
NASA builds menu for planned Mars mission in...2030s.
Talkeetna, Alaska celebrates 15 yrs. under write-in Mayor Stubbs, a house cat.
Elder Bushes to skip GOP convention, Sarah Palin not invited.
For 1st time in decades, avg. Canadian household is worth more than one in the U.S.
Team USA beat Brazil, 80-69; Obamas targeted by Kiss Cam twice.
Yes, with the...shaved head and metal. The character was created in the ’90s, and its creator compares Senator Obama to the Senator in...Star Wars. Join the Force...
In response to another softball Yahoo! report:
Obama has said, ‘Now, I--I have to be honest...a non-partisan study: 800k jobs shipped overseas
under Romney,’ and that “non-partisan” is a Dem.-only donor. Each day, [it’s] clearer, virtually
squeaky clean vs. status quo that causes the promotion of outsourcing. How it fits here:
he does have to be honest... See: compulsive liar research.
Unlike Yahoo!, this text stays forever. Bask in my “humility” from a regular blog comment
poster. Response, from “I.C.,” Miami Florida: Compulsive liar. That would be you.
Vote for me, my, I, again, and, uhh...we’ll cause the problems we’ve been saying
are already here (we’re a virtual Empire, now), and...point the finger at any
opposition... uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, infiltrating them as well (by the most dangerous man in
America,
Cass Sunstein).
Dreams reveal my negative existence. Energy vampire? I got a response. Can’t quite interpret the response, though.
Kyoto, Japan: “Waterfall” rains produce massive flooding; 32 dead or missing.
N. Korea: sudden purge of top military leader hints at turmoil behind the scenes.
Anti-American, anti-female, “anti-medling”: Egyptian throw “Monica” and tomatoes at Clinton’s motorcade.
Gulf: US navy fires on small boat off Dubai, killing an Indian fisherman.
FDA approves first pill to help prevent risk of HIV infection.
Cricket: India invite Pakistan for 1st series in 5 yrs.
Russia Football Union names Italian Fabio Capello as new national coach after Euro 2012 flop.
Drum major hazing death scandal: FL A&M univ. chief James Ammons steps down bef. 90-day exp.
Minor crash: Katie and Suri Cruise in chauffeured Mercedes hit by garbage truck.
Disgraced Anthony Weiner is planning on a possible comeback...a mayoral run. [No one will hire him.]
Nazi-hunting Simon Wiesenthal Centre: #1 suspect Laszlo Csatary, 97, tracked down in Hungary;
accused of deporting Jews, 300 in ~15,700 deaths; from Kosice to Kamenetz-Podolsk, Ukraine,
where almost all were murdered in the summer of 1941
—statement in a Sunday report. Absent, a
Czech court condemned Csatary to death in 1943. Fleeing to Canada, his exposure finally came in
1995 while he was working as an art dealer with a false identity.
Ex-NHL draftee Ladislav Scurko gets 8 yrs. for 2008 ref murder; last July, he said he was tricked in his confession.
Motivational speaker, banking icon and kids’ mystery writer Stephen R. Covey dies at 79 due to complications from brain-bleeding injuries in a serious bicycle accident that happened in April. He was knocked unconscious despite wearing a helmet, about 45 miles south of Salt Lake City, Utah. He wrote 7 Habits, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People and other books; millions of his books were sold.
AP: Jon Lord, former keyboardist for Deep Purple (Smoke on the Water, 100 million albums, split in 1976, his retirement in 2002), at 71, of a fatal pulmonary embolism in London after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He canceled his Durham Concerto in Germany earlier this month.
China: hand, foot and mouth disease outbreak killed 112 (official) in June; 132, May; 381K infected.
105 MPH: Hurricane...Fabio ‘churns’ in the Pacific.
Artist paints over Joe Paterno’s added halo on mural.
Silenced: Bruce Springsteen & Paul McCartney concert shut down by London curfew.
Some Facebook IPO growth after five-week freeze.
Madonna concert featured swastika(s), blending of a Hitler-esque Madge (her real name), Marine Le Page (French candidate), Hosni Mubarak (outstered Egyptian pres.) and the Pope.
Celeste Holm (Ado Annie in Oklahoma!, 1943) dies at 95, after financial and family struggles, dehydration of late. The daughter of Theodore Holm (American branch of Lloyd’s of London) and Jean Parke, she won an Oscar for Gentleman’s Agreement, a nod for Come to the Stable (1949), and co-starred in CBS’ Promised Land. The former Creative Arts Rehabilitation Center president was at one time serving on nine charity boards. Celeste was also knighted by King Olav of Norway.
AP: Ex-Sun-Journal page designer (2004-07) Adrianne F. Robert, 29, found unresponsive by her roommate in their Clearwater apartment in Florida. She worked for hotel business consulting firm H.I. Development. Her father, Mark, said she was supposed to move in with her new boyfriend on 7.14.
The ordering here is not for people with zero attention spans.
Another big terrorist attack hits “non-NATO ally” Afghanistan.
Fukushima poisoning: traces of cesium-137 found in California food; includes almonds.
Unknown COD for Sage Stallone, 36, Sylvester’s son — no health problems.
Reduced biodiversity and a self-described “anarchist” (zero govt.) on Coast To Coast
AM.
DT-producing crops, approved by the FDA; Farm Bill rules, etc. that hold the USDA back— pretty
much just a 90-day window to warn the public, as the USDA is disarmed of funding studies on giants
like Monsanto; GMOs have a direct link to IBS and
autism; GMO soy causes infertility (research: blue rat testicles); most common forms: sugar
beets (simply, ‘Sugar’ in the Ingredients list), and corn. What occurs in insects also occurs in
mammals: germs that are designed to poke holes in the GI tract. Emperical evidence: at least one
doctor has used GMO food associations to predict and clear problems in patients by having them go
off them. Labeling has been turned down in 19 states, but Proposition 37 is coming to CA. Avoid
the center of grocery stores, and go for the produce. Even worse: cultured
bacteria of the tainted GI type, affecting other people.
ResponsibleTechnology.org
The second guest went into how domestication has always led to suicidal societies/mass sacrifices throughout history, pointing out how technology is not neutral.
I’m not some big scientist or spiritual leader to decode...or even someone that has any connections for that.
After I find the older computer cannot produce an output video signal (no scanning or transferring of two things I might need), the latest monitor fails—this time, it’s the controller: the bottom half of the screen is in a darkening wash, just after a scanline chunk displacement (initially scrolled as if v-blank was ahead, then cut up).
Curse of denial. You tell me what my supposed gifts are. Seriously. I can’t trust
myself enough to answer these questions.
No good expectations except...I don’t know. I don’t have answers or non-answers, “refreshing”
statements...Hollywood bullcrap. I only get bleak opportunities, if and when. And on how
self-centered I am or appear to be: an excuse for absolutely no one to help
me? Am I supposed to appreciate that? What mercy is there in this apparently inescapable death?
Do I have to again go into how individualism is an ism and therefore evil? Without twisting words
(i.e., prison), I don’t want to be alone.
It’s an every-day struggle with my physical disability of nerve damage, after its mental effects. Stamina comes in fewer days. Less control of my face. This may be a tradeoff with my form of “wisdom”: a weak and weaker heart. I get no support other than this depressing survival. You can ask my shallow mother and get a shallow response.
Promises like fine-print license agreements.
A form of solitary confinement — every time I try to choose to advance, like recently, I get
brickwalled. (Read on the tower of Babel — why I didn’t use ‘stonewalled.’) I can’t be informed
and do anything in the same day (timing issue).
Well, anyway, whatever. (WAW.) Maybe I should move to another country. Otherwise I may have to die and be reincarnated...in another country.
Oscar-winning producer Richard D. Zanuck, dies at 77 of heart attack, according to his publicist. The son of Darryl F. Zanuck produced The Sting (1973)—best movie winner, The Sugarland Express, Jaws (1975) and Driving Miss Daisy (1989, winner), The Verdict (nominated) and MacArthur.
Coronal ejection warning, from 7.09, an X-class (one of the biggest) after delta:
Sunspot AR-1520 could make the largest geomagnetic flux in thousands of years.
89K added to unemployment benefit roles. Temp workers are 10:1.
U.S. service member toll in the Afghan war: 1,913.
Turmeric (curcumin), as prime part of natural life change, causes cancer to “commit suicide.”
The Yahoo! contributor network was hacked (by so-called good guys), hackers exposing many user names and passwords of just about all popular email services, including HotMail, Microsoft and GMail.
Expecting to get away with it.
As the Pres. lies about being outspent, the Washington Post points out fabrications, CNN’s
Candy Crowley challenges an admin. advisor, but the media have so discredited themselves (by
request) that no one will look when the admin. says people can look.
La Raza = The Race. Bruce Lee died of mercury poisoning.
Peter O’Toole retires from acting.
Katie Holmes is trying to divorce both Tom Cruise and Scientology, a religion that has forced abortions.
3,000 high-temp. records broken this week.
Jerry Brown is less pop. in CA due to “Train to Nowhere,” pushed by the corrupt unions—$68 bn.
Actor Ernest Borgnine, age 95, of renal/kidney failure in Los Angeles. The McHale’s Navy co-star and voice for shows like SpongeBob SquarePants, was one of the few award-winning professionals to go into television sitcoms. From sadistic soldier (From Here to Eternity, 1953), to Mermaidman, he had quite a range.
Drones flying over NM, and a red moon.
MA Congressman Barney Frank is now officially married to his partner.
For the first time, power from natural gas has met power from coal.
Laser lights aimed at plane(s) in San Francisco.
SERN (after Sern[io]us, or torus of servitude, with (the worship of) a snake), keep oscillating on whether the elusive Boson particle (what supposedly defines the form of matter, as if) has been found, but the machinery is looking more like the machinery in the movie Contact: the forming of wormholes, without explicitly telling the public...and the demonic terminology used.
A prophecy was given to a man, after being kicked out of Russia 1984.
The Communists will rise while the U.S. govt. is blindly focused on internal problems, and
Cuba, Russia, any others willing to topple the U.S. during a vulnerable state.
The Bear’s teeth: Russia is arming to the teeth right now. And be careful with this information...
On 7.02, in Washington, DC, the Secret Service shut down a protest that called for the firing of AG Eric Holder, before the protest could even take off. Their excuse? A “suspicious package” was found somewhere...no update on what that package was, in the violation of the Right to Assemble (First Amendment) with no known connection. Unaccounted-for toys have been considered “suspicious toys.” Remember the LED-lit Adult Swim promo “incident” in MA, where, despite these “Light Brite” things being in ten states, Menino’s authority shut down the city, blew these things up, under the confusion of what batteries are. That taped-on thing looks like a bomb, but where’s the battery?
All of these stupid cases, in the effort to make government seem like a protector in general — they’re supposed to protect your liberties, only (and, oh, how the fall-back leads to lawyers as “protectors”) — they shut things down, and block off any dissent from the status quo that would gain traction. Example: drop a guy off, in cage, processing hemp into oil, in front of the White House; the authority shut down the street, used wood to obstruct the view.
Help your friends, punish your enemies,
since the beginning of time. There are more
followers of power in WDC than ever.
Electronic voting, easily hacked, banned in Ireland over inaccurate results...these machines
still used in the United States, but not in NH.
In the Transportation law that was passed, rolling your own cigarettes was criminalized — a business was put out of business.
You spoil your freedoms when you do not support the freedoms of others regardless of agreement. Fascism: forced into groups, divided and conquered.
File ‘exempt’ under your W2, and the IRS, which, like the Federal Reserve, is a corporate entity, not a government agency. A WDC corporate entity.
Adjusted unemployment for June still 8.2%, underemployment still over 17%.
Euro, $1.2388.
Millions of computers, infected by software that reroutes destinations and protocols (to fake sites), will have trouble with internet access due to the FBI shutting down hacker servers on Sunday. (Or so they say.) The solution is to do a clean install of all internet-related software and settings on those machines.
Yen, 79.85.
People that stop taking antidepressants too quickly risk psychotic break.
The multitude of recent break cases, including mothers killing their children, were taking
antidepressants.
From prior to the election on.
Hillary Clinton and Friends are still in denial, how they’re moderate and not religious.
The Islamist-dominating party in Egypt has no respect for women, allowing men to sleep with
their wives after their wives have died for up to six hours. The “Farewell Intercourse Law”.
In 2011, a Marxist Communist in Canada called the Muslim Brotherhood in the White House (protected under DoJ, DoD) fascists, just as the Communists and Fascists duked it out in the 20th century over control of Germany after working together to topple Weimar.
On Dr. Phil, most of the audience raised their hands on whether a child should be put out
of their misery. By 5.22, TASH signed a letter of
protest against the show for this segment in the 4.13 episode.
The Nazis killed hundreds of thousands of handicapped, many times in the back of a truck, using
a hose for gassing. It started with one, also out of “compassion”: a blind, limbless child.
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