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Submitted by SEDER on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 5:31am.

...and I don't mean personal computers

www.sigzone.blogspot.com

just watched Part 1 of 5

"a dark figure... like a gigantic bat! A BAT-MAN!"
lmao...
more like a silhouetted man in a bunny suit & cape

no, ono, a...
"winged figure of VENGEANCE!"

[from: Submitted by Alice on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 5:28am]

you were very well behaved...
are you being groomed for a cnn show
(hmmm)

and you can have your shoes shined for free by your own personal bootlicker in michael the dust mite

if you don't mind goo all over your shoes

G.O.P. Dey GOT NUTTIN'
OMG I still HATE NEO-SCUM!

The World Needs More SEDER!!!

:)
...and cleaned up super-well... ;)

does liberty college offer advanced degrees in faux outrage?

(and sam you done good)

(we need more seder)

dan on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 7:55am.
...so true...
grrr ;)

;)
Did you finish your "series"?

i love him when he's grubby, unshaved and unkept, i love him when his hair stands up as if he just fell out of bed (ah those sammy cam days!), i love him when he shows up with a moustache because he's auditioning for a mafioso part somewhere, i love him in his robe and shorts when he's about to be weighted on the scale, and i love him when he's polished, controlled, shaved and suited up on cnn- i love him when he's young, kissing women on tv on the couldabeen segments and i love him in his more mature incarnations, sitting in the breakroom with marc maron, drinking coffee and reading ims...

i love his irrepressible ways especially when he represses himself on cnn

what can i say, he's just too smart and witty and can't hide it no matter what

re: Did anyone point out the Chelsey Clinton jokes?
Submitted by pbtrue1 on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 7:30am.
;)

re:i love sam seder (my ode to sam)
new
Submitted by mire on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 8:14am.
"tres" kewl kudos 2 u

They always win in the end....

A lesson you'd think she would have learned from watching Tina Fey...

How have you been?

and found this

just came straight from the heart :)

Just started on Speed.

therefore i can only lurk

pb_true1 ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

What a site for sore eyes!!!

Glad you showed up!

Was listening to my local liberal radio station this AM.

Someone called in to the Jake show and said "Jake, can't all of us Liberals get together and buy ourselves some Senators?"

tomato festival - i just found out as i turned on my tv, because yesterday i was too busy to even read the local newspaper...

i am uploading some vids i took last year in the french quarter during tomato festival fun...

i'm not sure i am going this year, because it's just too hot! it's been in the mid-90s and feeling like the mid 100s all week, i do not have air conditioning in my car and it's been brutal

It's nice to see A Love Fest here this morning.. :)

**
But,that ex-Rethug congresswoman or whatever,on Sam's tape just wouldn't STFU !

And,Ms_A's right..The rethugs went after Chelsey..
They are such hypocrites someone will nail them on that..
If they are allowed to speak,too..

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

not a bad idea, but could we get it together? we've been good at organizing through the internets in election years, but not at other times and for other stuff

Online and Active! (in the last 2 min)
There are currently 2 users and 36 guests online.

pbtrue1, good to see you here!

Good to see Sam on the TV screen again. I'm hoping they call him more!

Common Dreams

heh - "Common Dreams"...pretty much covers it

from mire with love

Judge: Ex-Bush lawyer can be sued over torture

Bob Egelko, Chronicle Staff Writer
Saturday, June 13, 2009

A prisoner who says he was tortured while being held for nearly four years as a suspected terrorist can sue former Bush administration lawyer John Yoo for coming up with the legal theories that justified his alleged treatment, a federal judge in San Francisco ruled Friday.

U.S. District Judge Jeffrey White's decision marks the first time a government lawyer has been held potentially responsible for the abuse of detainees.

"Like any other government official, government lawyers are responsible for the foreseeable consequences of their conduct," White said in refusing to dismiss Jose Padilla's lawsuit against Yoo.

[...]

SFGate

just a bit ago, Amanda Turkel, from Think Progress, who was on with a freeper discussing the feud between Palin and letterman, Finally brought up Limaugh calling Chelsea Clinton a dog and that Hillary Clinton was also a butt of many jokes by comedians when she was First Lady and when she was running for office.

The consensus was that Palin did herself no favors by what she is saying about Letterman right now.

from these two... focused on them because they danced well, were so much into it and they looked very tomatoey in their red outfits...

You things are risky when people start seeing her as credible.

Hey Sam, I couldn't help but notice the seating arrangement on the CNN Q & A. You were all by yourself to the left of the host, there, fella. :-)

You have 90s where you are, we have more rain and heavy clouds and it's in the 50s here. I have a blanket over me this AM.

Weird weather this year!!!

I guess that wasn't really a question but a comment.

"Jake, can't all of us Liberals get together and buy ourselves some Senators?"
;)

You know, I've not been drinking my tea..

Long time no see..

Hope U & your family are doing well.. ;)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

How ya doin', hon'? Cali treating ya fairly? I have made myself too popular on Facebook. I wish it were easier to compartmentalize friends into categories so that our comments to each other would only bounce off of our 4 walls. It's kind of odd having all of my 'people' thrown together in one big bag, so to speak.

Thousands gather in Tehran to protest the election. The police are out breaking up the huge groups, mostly young people.

The Big news of the day on Cable:

Ahmadinejad set for landslide in disputed Iran vote
by Farhad Pouladi and Jay Deshmukh Farhad Pouladi And Jay Deshmukh 1 hr 29 mins ago

TEHRAN (AFP) – Hardline incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was on Saturday poised for a landslide win in Iran's presidential race, crushing his moderate rival and Western hopes for change in the Islamic republic.

Signs of tension emerged as his main challenger, ex-premier Mir Hossein Mousavi, cried foul over election irregularities and some of his supporters were beaten by baton-wielding police, an AFP correspondent said.

Ahmadinejad was assured of victory after election commission chief Kamran Daneshjoo said he had won almost 21.8 million votes or over 63 percent of the total with most districts counted.

Mousavi, one of Ahmadinejad's three rivals in the most heated election campaign since the Islamic revolution, had also declared himself the victor, well before official results were released, suggesting a tense feud ahead.

The international community has been keenly watching the election for any signs of a shift in policy after four years of hardline rhetoric from the 52-year-old Ahmadinejad and a standoff over Iran's nuclear drive.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090613/wl_mideast_afp/iranvote_20090613115...

and

North Korea says it will 'weaponize' its plutonium

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea vowed on Saturday to embark on a uranium enrichment program and "weaponize" all the plutonium in its possession as it rejected the new U.N. sanctions meant to punish the communist nation for its recent nuclear test.

North Korea also said it would not abandon its nuclear programs, saying it was an inevitable decision to defend itself from what it says is a hostile U.S. policy and its nuclear threat against the North.

http://www.latimes.com/news/la-fgw-norkor-weaponize13-2009jun13,0,336546...

>>> TEA CHEERS <<< How have you been? Many barely, if at all, now have time to *FLY* by {including me, sniff}.
:)

They are honoring Koko Taylor who died this past week.

ask yourself...
when has satire/ridcule ever stopped these idiots
(NEVER!)
anymore than exposing their lies on a constant basis has shrunk them to oblivion

anymore that my ridicule & abuse has stopped chubby, mire, et al, from posting their ghastly ghastly vids & pics
e.g. "come on over & watch my holiday slide show" has been met by groans
& laughter from the audience, for generations
but they keep on keeping on...
"oh, but mine are special"
(groan)

(that's what open mics are for)
(a special ward to display your own personal flatulence)

hi annette & pbtrue
: )

*lick* :p

Oops I think my doggie just licked your cheek.

Missed ya, a-o!

I've been awesome.
I talked to SJ on a lunch break recently just out of withdrawal and all that.
Divorce business is good.
Boss is supposed to give me a 'surprise' once one of our clients pays his $154,000 bill that was racked up in one month, and for which I did the bulk of the work. I'm hoping the 'surprise' is a trip somewhere, because I could sure use getting the hell out of here for a bit.
I'm trying to read more. I know, me, read? But yeah, a friend gave me a book on Ghandi - a biography. And, another book that looks quite interesting, called 'The Soul of Money.'

Mire - if you're reading, I sent you an email re: yet another book. No response. Tsk! ;-)

The Other Kewl "A" Cat Came Back. mwah haha.
Did ya here about "...boys are back in town..."? {...kinda like that...}
Boo ;)
First the TEA, then LATER The Red (Yum) ... Ali {Alice} Kat, but I would be honoured to share why I NEEDED to celebrate ... if Fernando would confirm a phrase (snicker) in Mexican/Latino/Spanish. {... my Father said Hispanic was "given" to "us".} :D
{...mix in a bit of Apache {& a touch of Italian & French}now add Irish == Great Attidude!} mwah haha

I finally got the new show started at 7AM so it will be rolling over at the top of the hour.

Also, I'm buyin'. The local millionaire lady just came in and bought 7 rolls of stamps, that's considered a huge sail in this place. Write down your order on a cocktail napkin and pass it up to the front of the blog.

you are wishful vacationing again dude....

maggiesboy. It's going to be another busy day.

..coming right up.

speaking of playing bartender, I haven't seen Neffer 'round here in ages either.

Mortgage rates
head for 6 percent
Only a couple of months ago, exceptionally low mortgage rates were one of the few optimistic landmarks in an otherwise bleak economic outlook.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/usnews/20090612/ts_usnews/mortgageratesheadfor6p...

Submitted by maggiesboy on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 9:49am.
*******

Does she have any good looking daughters,MB ? :)

"Hello to our friends and fans in domestic surveillance."

Pentagon's Cybercommand Raises Privacy Fears

Plans to put America's cybersecurity under the control of the Pentagon are raising some thorny privacy and diplomacy issues, the New York Times reports. President Obama has insisted that the military, under the cybercommand being developed, will not be monitoring private sector networks and Internet traffic—but Pentagon officials say the nature of cyberwarfare could make that promise difficult to guarantee.

Military officials believe it could be necessary to intercept some messages from abroad to check for viruses and terror threats as a kind of "digital customs inspection." The cybercommand, to be headed by a four-star general, will be tasked with carrying out attacks when necessary, and the military is trying to figure out the rules of engagement for when the threat comes from servers in neutral countries.

http://www10.nytimes.com/2009/06/13/us/politics/13cyber.html?_r=5&partne...

If the Pentagon and the military services see cyberspace as a battlefield domain, then the lines protecting privacy and our civil liberties get blurred very, very quickly.
- Peace activist Frida Berrigan

Submitted by maggiesboy on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 9:49am.
...The local millionaire lady just came in and bought 7 rolls of stamps, that's considered a huge sail in this place...
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Big like a mainsail or really big like a spinnaker? (Stamps must be bigger than I remember them...)

There are many more honey bees in wifey's flower garden this year than have been in the last two or three springs.....

Everybody's a proofreading comedian these days.

U.N. warns of catastrophe as hungry people top one billion
Fri Jun 12, 2009 1:33pm EDT

By Silvia Aloisi

ROME (Reuters) - High food prices have pushed another 105 million people into hunger in the first half of 2009, the head of the U.N. World Food Programme said on Friday, raising the total number of hungry people to over 1 billion.

Urging rich nations at a meeting of G8 development ministers not to cut back on aid, Josette Sheeran said the world faced a human catastrophe as more people struggle to eat a decent meal.

"This year we are clocking in on average four million new hungry people a week, urgently hungry," Sheeran told Reuters.

"For the first six months of this year, 105 million people have been added," she said, citing figures to be released by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization next week that will raise the total number of undernourished people to over 1 billion.

In 2008, FAO said the world's hungry numbered 963 million.

The WFP needs $6.4 billion this year for food aid, but donors' contributions have fallen way behind that level -- it had around $1.5 billion at the end of last week.

The agency says it has had to cut food aid rations and shut some operations in eastern Africa and North Korea because of the credit crunch.

"I know it seems a big figure, but if you compare it with the global stimulus package, it means that for less than 1 percent of that we could help meet the urgent human crisis that is unfolding, and that is just as essential to the stability of the world," Sheeran said.

She said despite a decline in most food prices from record peaks last year, they remained high in developing countries, while global food aid was at a 20-year low.

http://www.reuters.com/articlePrint?articleId=USTRE55B3M020090612

Who didn't see this one coming.....

Oh, you mean really, really hungry...

Wifey and I have been trying a "high absorption" liquid vitamin supplement at the recommendation of a friend...It is called Liquid Life....

I have definitely noticed a positive difference...

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h/t Common Dreams

"When Karl Korsch comes, we ought to work out a new game with him. A game in which the positions do not always remain constant, in which the functions of the pieces change after they have stood in the same place for a certain length of time. They would then become either stronger or weaker. At present, there is no development, things stay as they are for too long.""

very soulful.

nice...

annette & pbtrue - WOW
haven't heard from you
both in awhile. Hope u both r doing
good....

Morning everyone else
Shit morning here in Chicago,
they say it is supposed to clear
up by noon. We'll see

Rioting in Tehran....
Submitted by cent on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 10:42am.

Who didn't see this one coming.....

Senators Held Stock in Bailed-Out Banks

Friday 12 June 2009

by: Reid Wilson and Kevin Bogardus | Visit article original @ The Hill

Senators who oversee the $700 billion Wall Street rescue package held stocks in many of the banks bailed out towards the end of last year, according to financial disclosure reports released Friday.

According to the reports detailing senators' finances in 2008, nearly half of the members of the Senate Banking Committee had holdings in financial institutions that have taken funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). The panel has jurisdiction over the bailout fund and other relief efforts directed by federal regulators to save the nation's financial system.

For example, Sen. Tim Johnson (D-S.D.), a Banking panel member, has assets in several banks that have taken bailout funds. Along with Goldman Sachs, the senator has several assets in Bank of America funds, worth at least $115,00. Bank of America has received $45 billion in government funds.

Another Democrat invested in bailed-out institutions is Sen. Chuck Schumer (N.Y.). Schumer has assets valued between $15,001 and $50,000 in Morgan Stanley and $1,001 to $15,000 in Citibank, according to his financial disclosure report. Morgan Stanley received $10 billion in TARP money while Citigroup was given $25 billion from the program.

Sen. Herb Kohl (D-Wis.), another Banking Committee member, also invested in some of the banks that received federal money. In a separate trust that the senator does not oversee, Kohl had assets valued between $15,001 and $50,000 and another valued from $1,001 to $15,001 in JP MorganChase funds, which received $25 billion in bailout money.

Few Republicans on the committee have significant holdings in companies that have received federal bailout money.

[...]

TruthOut

It wasn't even close...Richard Seymour's site has a decent post on it...

Lenin's Tomb

I have noticed an increase in the "public image" TV ads being run by the local health care companies here....The type where Doctors and Administrators tell us how much they love us and that "it is all about the patients"....

My guess is these same faces will be appearing in the near future telling us how badly a public health insurance plan will destroy the national health care system....

c youse later...

are you sure you sent them to the right address?

I generally respond to emails unless they're spam

unless you meant on facebook.... i am way behind on my facebook duties, haven't checked in in months...

Mire - I sent it on Facebook - :-) Check your inbox! :-)

Ms_A - I'm the class dunce, remember? Cool, I dunno 'bout that- as for ethnicity, my geneologic addict relatives would have you know that I am English, Irish, Norwegian, with a smidge of German, and a 2nd generation Cherokee. In other words, I'm a fucking mutt. :-) Which explains alot of things, like my inability to tan, my flat huge feet, my tall stature, and my, once ignited, outrageous temper. After all, I'm kin to the Vikings AND the Chiefs AND the Fighting Irish. A surely tumultuous combination. (deep breath) but I loves my tea. :-)

Crank - My county robbed me of $25k yesterday with this whole property valuation shit. Are those in the sticks faring any better? I saw that a friend's property hadn't been valued since 2006. I'm debating on whether or not to appeal.

Good to see you too (hugs!!!)

We're seeing the same phenomena here. I wonder if the bees are smart enough to start avoiding the dangerous corn and are moving in on populated areas (like my back yard) where their friends aren't croaking.

I won't let anyone kill them either. They love our flowers.

I've been hearing of a humorous problem having to do with bees, not far from here - people go shopping, come out, and their cars are covered in bees. Security has to be called...it's like right out of a horror movie.

http://www.kansascity.com/637/story/1241052.html?storylink=omni_popular

good morning all. I found this sherwin williams color picker that puts your color in a room...I am obsessed!

which thread to use
hell if I know?

G'morning!

Hug hug Kiss Kiss ... I hardly ever seem to bee {see nuke active wasps hives story, ...then CB video & rest (posts)lol} on when u r on either. sniff
;)

{teehee}
;)

{mhappenow on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 1:02pm}
;)
Tea Cheers ALL ... off to *brew* more tea.
;)

i'm rooting around in the garage trying find a 66 Triumph seat for a friend in Germany.

beaut if an nice day here!

have'nt seen a mason bee for a few days. think the girls have gone on to the next adventure. they were superb this year, just under a 100 nests finished and the hoods trees look superb.

It is heartening.

I hope their recovery continues...

As Forest Gump would say..."One less thing." :)

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I wonder if the bees are smart enough to start avoiding the dangerous corn
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Corn is pollinated by wind, not insects. That's why it has tassels at the top that drop pollen down on the silks.

(Grew up on an Iowa corn farm.)

But there are plenty of other dangerous crops for the bees.

that stated that bees were dying off because of mutated corn that when ingested, caused the bees to have a disease similar to AIDS that was killing them off in droves.

However, in looking for the article, I found this one that said that bees feed off the pollen from the tassel of the corn - published by Utah State University (see page 4)

http://extension.usu.edu/files/publications/factsheet/corn-earworm%2798....

I thought it odd, that corn could be pollinated by wind, not insects. :-)

Mom told me stories about farmers having to jump off and abandon their tractors because of bee swarms in the cornfields. I don't suppose they were just there having tea parties or bee orgies, but I suppose anything is possible.

Cent, Did you check Rove's itinerary? Was Rove there on vacation?
Things that make you go, Ah Ha!

Hey everyone!!!
Nefferkitti and I are trying to keep the Kosovites on target with the pending Netroots Nation'09 in SL.
"Like trying to herd cats..", has been heard a few times.

It costs nothing to play Second Life.
Second Life referral

OMG I still HATE NEO-SCUM!!

The World Needs More SEDER!!!

I was referring to an article I read, mishld
Submitted by Annette on Sat, 06/13/2009 - 11:52pm.

that stated that bees were dying off because of mutated corn that when ingested, caused the bees to have a disease similar to AIDS that was killing them off in droves.

However, in looking for the article, I found this one that said that bees feed off the pollen from the tassel of the corn - published by Utah State University (see page 4)

http://extension.usu.edu/files/publications/factsheet/corn-earworm%2798....

I thought it odd, that corn could be pollinated by wind, not insects. :-)

Mom told me stories about farmers having to jump off and abandon their tractors because of bee swarms in the cornfields. I don't suppose they were just there having tea parties or bee orgies, but I suppose anything is possible.
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Your cited article tells of chemicals applied to corn to kill a corn pest, the corn earworm, can also kill bees. It says nothing about mutated corn.

Apparently bees do eat the pollen, but the corn plant doesn't get pollinated by it. The bees visit the tassles, but not the silks.

A quick search will give you many references to corn being wind-pollinated.

Never heard of a bee swarm in a corn field, but various ground-nesting bees and wasps were a hazard in hay fields.

The only bee swarm attack I experienced in childhood
was when I was standing on the tractor while my dad drove, hauling a load of hay bales on the road, and we drove over a rotten limb that had fallen during the previous night's storm. Honey bees had made a home inside. I freaked out but never got stung because the bees got tangled in my hair. My brother and cousins who were riding on the hay wagon did get several stings.

My family wasn't farmers. I know, hard to believe, given our location.

One of these days, Achmedinajad is going to pull off his mask, Mission Impossible style, and Karl Rove will be underneath....

Actually, my twisted little "tin foil hat take" on this is the CIA was expecting AhmedDemonJihad to win, knew they really couldn't do anything about it, so they rigged his victory to be so overwhelming it would appear as fraud and start a revolution....

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was when I was standing on the tractor while my dad drove, hauling a load of hay bales on the road, and we drove over a rotten limb that had fallen during the previous night's storm. Honey bees had made a home inside. I freaked out but never got stung because the bees got tangled in my hair. My brother and cousins who were riding on the hay wagon did get several stings.
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