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A Strange Preview:  Hell Baby (Trailer)

From the guys who brought you Reno 911! (which makes me laugh in my mind but not so much through my esophagus and throatal areas), another "Exorcist" parody."  It looks more like a Saturday Night Live sketch dragged out to interminable major-motion-picture length starring Fr. Guido Sarducci and his brother as two wild and crazy Italian priests who off demons for a living.

(I'd kill for that job.  You know, soon people are going to stop taking demonic possession seriously.  And then they'll stop taking Satan seriously. And then they'll stop taking Barack Insane-Hussein Obuma seriously.  And then they'll stop taking evil seriously.  And then they'll stop taking repentance seriously.  And then we'll all just be California)

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Study: Electric Cars No Greener Than Gasoline Vehicles, One Of The "Environmentally Dirtiest Transportation Options"

(But they make libs feel all warm and fuzzy inside)

BERKELEY, Calif., July 1 (UPI) – Electric cars, despite their supposed green credentials, are among the environmentally dirtiest transportation options, a U.S. researcher suggests.

Writing in the journal IEEE Spectrum, researcher Ozzie Zehner says electric cars lead to hidden environmental and health damages and are likely more harmful than gasoline cars and other transportation options.
Electric cars merely shift negative impacts from one place to another, he wrote, and "most electric-car assessments analyze only the charging of the car. This is an important factor indeed. But a more rigorous analysis would consider the environmental impacts over the vehicle's entire life cycle, from its construction through its operation and on to its eventual retirement at the junkyard."

Political priorities and corporate influence have created a flawed impression that electric cars significantly reduce transportation impacts, he said.

"Upon closer consideration, moving from petroleum-fueled vehicles to electric cars starts to appear tantamount to shifting from one brand of cigarettes to another," Zehner, a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley, said.

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California: University Tells Student To Remove Cross Necklace Because It Might Offend Other Students

(Expect any less out of far-left academia?)

Via Fox News:

A Sonoma State University student has filed a religious accommodation request after she said she was ordered to remove her cross necklace because it might offend other students.

On June 27 Jarvis was working for the university's Associated Students Productions at a student orientation fair for incoming freshmen.  During the event, her supervisor directed her to remove the cross necklace.

Sasser said the supervisor told her that the chancellor had a policy against wearing religious items and further explained "that she could not wear her cross necklace because it might offend others, it might make incoming students feel unwelcome, or it might cause incoming students to feel that ASP was not an organization they should join."

"My initial reaction was one of complete shock," Jarvis told Fox News. "I was thrown for a loop."

Jarvis said she is a devout Catholic and she wears the cross as a symbol of her faith in Christ.

"I was offended because I believe as a Christian woman it is my prerogative to display my faith any way I like so long as it is not harming anyone else," she said. "I was very hurt and felt as if the university's mission statement – which includes tolerance and inclusivity to all – was violated."

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Mooch Calls On Youth To Be "Citizens Of The World"

(Libs love meaningless nonsense like this)

(CNSNews.com) – First lady Mooch Obama called for young people in both South Africa and the United States to be "citizens of the world" through the use of social media.

"For you guys to begin to talk to each other and realize that you have so much in common whether you are in Soweto or Houston or anywhere in the world there is so much we can do together," the first lady said. "And I want you all to start thinking about being citizens of the world, and in order to do, that you've got to start reaching out, and this is just the beginning."

Michelle Obama made the remarks during a Google+ Hangout on education at Sci-Bono Discovery Center in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Saturday. The event included students in South Africa and students watching remotely from the United States in New York, Houston, Kansas City and Los Angeles.

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Hero Of The Working Class:
Mooch Arrives In Senegal Wearing $1,300 Dress

Mooch arriving in Senegal:

Wearing this Zero+ Maria Cornejo Isie Dress:

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Yeah, the horror of non-stop taxpayer-funded vacations.

The Moocher Bemoans "Prison-Like Elements" To Being First Lady

(Yeah, the horror of non-stop taxpayer-funded vacations)

Via Newsmax:

U.S. First Lady Mooch Obama and predecessor Laura Bush combined their star power to draw attention on Tuesday to efforts to improve women's health and welfare in east Africa.

Michelle Obama is visiting Tanzania on the last day of President Barack Obama's eight-day tour of Africa. She helped Laura Bush open a summit of the wives of African leaders, saying Africa was "at the hub of global development". The summit aims to promote women's well-being on the continent.

In Tanzania, the first lady joked about the "prison-like elements" of being first lady. "ut it's a really nice prison," she said. "You can't complain," the Weekly Standard reported.

Sitting next to former first lady Bush, Mrs. Obama said that wives of presidents "have probably the best job in the world, because while our husbands ... have to react and respond to crises on a minute-to-minute basis, we got to work on what we're passionate about. ... I have just found it a very freeing and liberating opportunity. ... [Laughing] There are prison-like elements, but it's a really nice prison. You can't complain. There are confining elements.

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Firefighters gain ground against deadly Arizona blaze

Map of Yarnell Fire

By Tim Gaynor and Brad Poole

PRESCOTT, Arizona | Wed Jul 3, 2013 12:18am EDT

PRESCOTT, Arizona (Reuters) - Firefighters gained ground on Tuesday for the first time against the sprawling blaze in central Arizona that killed 19 members of an elite "hotshots" crew over the weekend in the worst loss of life in a U.S. wildfire in 80 years, officials said.
While the blaze remained dangerous and unpredictable, it was no longer raging out of control, and firefighters had managed by sundown to achieve the first measure of containment around its perimeter, 8 percent, officials for the firefighting command team said.

"Crews are making good progress on the fire ... We're feeling optimistic right now," said Carrie Dennett, a spokeswoman for the Arizona Forestry Division.

"We gained some ground ... it's been a pretty good day, and the fire has stayed mostly parked where it was 24 hours ago," said Jim Whittington, a spokesman for the incident commander.

The blaze, one of dozens of wildfires burning across the western United States, turned deadly on Sunday when 19 firefighters from a specially trained outfit called the Granite Mountain Hotshots were suddenly outflanked and engulfed by wind-whipped flames in a matter of seconds.

The tragedy marks the highest death toll among firefighters or civilians from a U.S. wildland blaze since at least 25 men died battling the Griffith Park fire of 1933 in Los Angeles, according to the National Interagency Fire Center, based in Boise, Idaho.

A 20th member of the hotshots team who was acting as lookout and was about a mile away from the rest of the crew on higher ground, survived unscathed but was "very distraught" and has declined to speak to the media, according to Prescott Fire Department spokesman Wade Ward.

Ignited on Friday by lightning, the blaze has blackened some 8,400 acres of dense, tinder-dry chaparral, oak scrub and grasslands as it roared largely unchecked in its first four days.

Authorities have estimated that 50 to 200 structures, most of them homes, have been destroyed in and around the tiny town of Yarnell, about 80 miles northwest of Phoenix. But they said more time was needed to arrive at a firmer figure on property losses.

From the air on Monday evening, extensive fire damage was visible in the western outskirts of Yarnell but the center of town looked relatively untouched.

Yarnell and the adjacent community of Peeples Valley, which together are home to roughly 1,000 people, remained evacuated.

Fire command spokesman Dennis Godfrey told Reuters the so-called Yarnell Hills fire was posing no immediate additional threat to property in the area.

However, the blaze remained a formidable challenge, he said, adding, "We're considering it far from being over. It's far from being a mop-up operation." Full containment of the fire is not expected for at least another 10 days, officials said.

A Reuters photographer who flew over the fire zone on Monday evening reported that little fire activity could be seen from the air, with a relatively small patch of low-level burning discernable on the area's eastern edge.

Whittington said powerful, erratic winds that earlier had stoked the fire and caused volatile changes in its direction subsided on Monday night and Tuesday, helping some 600 firefighters battling the blaze finally make some headway.

He said fire managers were still concerned about thunderstorms that appeared to be moving into the area late on Tuesday, bringing the possibility of a renewed burst of strong, unruly winds.

Fire incident commander Clay Templin told displaced residents at a community meeting that evacuees would probably not be allowed to return to their homes before Saturday.

The fallen Arizona firefighters were based in the town of Prescott, about 30 miles northeast of the fire zone. Residents there paid tribute to the 19 men, most of them in their 20s, in a memorial service on Monday evening and a candlelight vigil on Tuesday night.

A makeshift shrine has sprung up outside a Prescott fire house, drawing dozens of people who paid their respects by leaving flowers, flags, condolence cards, photos and mementos at the site.

The remains of the firefighters Sunday were transported in a cortege-like procession of 19 coroner's vans to the medical examiner's office in Phoenix for autopsies.

The exact circumstances of the disaster were under investigation, but fire officials said the doomed hotshots team appeared to have been following proper procedures.



(Additional reporting by David Schwartz in Phoenix; Writing by Steve Gorman; Editing by Lisa Shumaker and Christopher Wilson)

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Egyptian Army Responds To Morsi Defying Their Ultimatum:
"We Are Ready To Die"

(Muslim Pres. Obuma ain't going to like that)

Via Reuters:

Egypt's high command said on Wednesday the army was ready to die to defend Egypt's people against terrorists and fools, in a response to Islamist President Mohamed Mursi that was headlined "The Final Hours".

The post on the official Facebook page of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), headed by armed forces chief General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, said: "We swear to God that we will sacrifice even our blood for Egypt and its people, to defend them against any terrorist, radical or fool."

Issued three hours after Mursi appeared on television to reject an ultimatum from Sisi that he share power with his opponents or face a military solution by 10:00 a.m. EDT (1500 GMT), a military source said the statement made clear that the armed forces would not abandon their demands.

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Bye, Bye... The Morsi Lie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VrWRkhtjTk&feature=player_embedded

COUP ALERT: EGYPT MILITARY Slaps Travel Ban on President Morsi and Top Islamists

Al-Ahram reported:

Egyptian security forces on Wednesday imposed a travel ban on President Mohamed Morsi and several top Islamist allies over their involvement in a prison escape in 2011, security officials said.

Airport officials confirmed to AFP that they had received orders to prevent the leaders — including Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohammed Badie and his deputy Khairat al-Shater — from travelling abroad.


...Update: Muslim Brotherhood Members Arrested –

...Update: Tanks on the Move!

...UPDATE: FOX News just reported – Muslim Brotherhood officials say their members are being arrested.

...UPDATE: Arab leaders called on President Morsi to step down today.

...UPDATE: Egyptian troops on Charles de Gaulle street just past Gamaa Bridge near Cairo Uni. Feels like the coup has arrived.

...UPDATE: An adviser to Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi said Wednesday that a military coup was underway, that tanks were on the move outside Cairo and that communication with the president had been cut off.

...Update: Tanks at Cairo University (Twitter)

...Update: More... Troops mass on Giza bridge.

The Egyptian Army deployed on Gam3a Bridge in Giza, via Cairo.

...UPDATE: Military vehicles roll into Alexandria.

...Update: More Tanks in Giza.

...UPDATE: Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide Muhammad Badie's six guards have been detained, according to Turkish Anadolu Agency.


...Update: All the Juicy Flavors of a Military Coup.

...Update: Bathroom Break