Illinois Concealed-Carry Proposal Will Resurface in Legislature DRTV Weekly 031710 Lex Green – Concealed Carry is STILL Asking Government’s Permission HB 148 for Illinois | Black Man With A Gun Today is the last day to pass the bill HB-148 that could give the law abiding gun owner in Illinois concealed carry . To do it you will need a super majority vote of the legislature, beginning with the House. That’s 71 votes, 3/5ths of … zcolman says: #Illinois concealed carry #gun bill being debated in the House.
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La chispa de la vida == Mariachi Jalisco es Mexico Rebeca Corella Señora señora con mariachi MARIACHI ORO & PLATA -Armenia (Q.) Mariachi The 12-piece Mariachi Femenil Orgullo Mexicano is the first all-female mariachi collaborative in San Francisco and the northern Bay Area. Founded in 2007, they have rapidly been grabbing attention and turning heads by performing at … Cinco de Mayo: Cheap Trick Mashes Up 'Surrender' with a Mariachi … Cheap Trick blends their 1970s hit with the upbeat Mariachi band in honor of the holiday 325472601571f31e1bf00674c368d335 Cinco de Mayo: Cheap Trick Mashes Up Surrender with a Mariachi Band People.com Latest News. Share and Enjoy: … New Shit: Cheap Trick Do Mariachi For Cinco de Mayo, Tequila … There’s nothing we love more than corporate synergy, and apparently so does Cheap Trick, who at this point are 80 years old. So why not stick them in front of a Mariachi band while they slow down Surrender and use it to sell tequila? … Eastside Mix — The Eastsider LA The rhythms are unmistakably Latin, and the idea of mixing a full mariachi band behind them sounds like a party. Mariachi Luz De Luna has joined them on the stage before, and, as you can imagine, the mariachi sound overpowers the … 10 Most Badass Mexicans of All Time | The Campus Socialite … Antonio Banderas as “El Mariachi ” not only plays a mean guitar, he shoots the hell out of a shotgun too. As El Mariachi hunts down the drug lord that killed his girl, he saves a little boy from gunshot wounds, kills everyone that … mbvalentine says: Happy Cinco de Mayo Mariachi /Rock and Roll style. http://www.fark.com/vidplayer/6170362
Continue reading …A massive space rock will fly by Earth in November, and astronomers already are jazzed about getting a rare close-up view, reports Universe Today . The asteroid, named 2005 YU55, is about the size of an aircraft carrier and will come within about 200,000 miles of Earth on November 8,…
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Information found at scene shows ‘aspiration’ to attack American trains, says Department for Homeland Security The first intelligence from the treasure trove of computers and hard drives found during the raid on Osama bin Laden’s Pakistani hideaway has prompted a warning that al-Qaida wanted to attack the US rail network. The Department of Homeland Security sent a warning on Thursday to American law enforcement officials that material dating back to February 2010 had detailed an al-Qaida aspiration to derail trains in the US by damaging the rails at a valley or bridge so they would crash, the Associated Press and NBC news reported. Other material suggested a desire to attack mass transit hubs; a fact long known by terror experts. The idea was apparently at the “aspirational” stage and had not developed into anything concrete. The information appears to be the first widely circulated intelligence pulled from the 1 May raid on Bin Laden’s secret compound. After killing Bin Laden, Navy Seals took computers, DVDs and documents from his house. Intelligence experts are combing through the material searching for any signs of current or future al-Qaida activity. Security officials in the Obama administration have repeatedly warned of the ongoing threat posed by al-Qaida in the wake of the death of its leader as well as the prospect that it could be plotting revenge attacks for his demise. One of the reasons behind the decision not to publish a photo of Bin Laden’s body was the idea that it could provoke retaliation from Islamist militant sympathisers. But officials have also stressed that they have no knowledge of any specific imminent plot or threat. “We have no information of any imminent terrorist threat to the US rail sector, but wanted to make our partners aware of the alleged plotting. It is unclear if any further planning has been conducted since February of last year,” said Matthew Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security. Osama bin Laden Global terrorism al-Qaida United States Paul Harris guardian.co.uk
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Information found at scene shows ‘aspiration’ to attack American trains, says Department for Homeland Security The first intelligence from the treasure trove of computers and hard drives found during the raid on Osama bin Laden’s Pakistani hideaway has prompted a warning that al-Qaida wanted to attack the US rail network. The Department of Homeland Security sent a warning on Thursday to American law enforcement officials that material dating back to February 2010 had detailed an al-Qaida aspiration to derail trains in the US by damaging the rails at a valley or bridge so they would crash, the Associated Press and NBC news reported. Other material suggested a desire to attack mass transit hubs; a fact long known by terror experts. The idea was apparently at the “aspirational” stage and had not developed into anything concrete. The information appears to be the first widely circulated intelligence pulled from the 1 May raid on Bin Laden’s secret compound. After killing Bin Laden, Navy Seals took computers, DVDs and documents from his house. Intelligence experts are combing through the material searching for any signs of current or future al-Qaida activity. Security officials in the Obama administration have repeatedly warned of the ongoing threat posed by al-Qaida in the wake of the death of its leader as well as the prospect that it could be plotting revenge attacks for his demise. One of the reasons behind the decision not to publish a photo of Bin Laden’s body was the idea that it could provoke retaliation from Islamist militant sympathisers. But officials have also stressed that they have no knowledge of any specific imminent plot or threat. “We have no information of any imminent terrorist threat to the US rail sector, but wanted to make our partners aware of the alleged plotting. It is unclear if any further planning has been conducted since February of last year,” said Matthew Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security. Osama bin Laden Global terrorism al-Qaida United States Paul Harris guardian.co.uk
Continue reading …Information found at scene shows ‘aspiration’ to attack American trains, says Department for Homeland Security The first intelligence from the treasure trove of computers and hard drives found during the raid on Osama bin Laden’s Pakistani hideaway has prompted a warning that al-Qaida wanted to attack the US rail network. The Department of Homeland Security sent a warning on Thursday to American law enforcement officials that material dating back to February 2010 had detailed an al-Qaida aspiration to derail trains in the US by damaging the rails at a valley or bridge so they would crash, the Associated Press and NBC news reported. Other material suggested a desire to attack mass transit hubs; a fact long known by terror experts. The idea was apparently at the “aspirational” stage and had not developed into anything concrete. The information appears to be the first widely circulated intelligence pulled from the 1 May raid on Bin Laden’s secret compound. After killing Bin Laden, Navy Seals took computers, DVDs and documents from his house. Intelligence experts are combing through the material searching for any signs of current or future al-Qaida activity. Security officials in the Obama administration have repeatedly warned of the ongoing threat posed by al-Qaida in the wake of the death of its leader as well as the prospect that it could be plotting revenge attacks for his demise. One of the reasons behind the decision not to publish a photo of Bin Laden’s body was the idea that it could provoke retaliation from Islamist militant sympathisers. But officials have also stressed that they have no knowledge of any specific imminent plot or threat. “We have no information of any imminent terrorist threat to the US rail sector, but wanted to make our partners aware of the alleged plotting. It is unclear if any further planning has been conducted since February of last year,” said Matthew Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security. Osama bin Laden Global terrorism al-Qaida United States Paul Harris guardian.co.uk
Continue reading …Information found at scene shows ‘aspiration’ to attack American trains, says Department for Homeland Security The first intelligence from the treasure trove of computers and hard drives found during the raid on Osama bin Laden’s Pakistani hideaway has prompted a warning that al-Qaida wanted to attack the US rail network. The Department of Homeland Security sent a warning on Thursday to American law enforcement officials that material dating back to February 2010 had detailed an al-Qaida aspiration to derail trains in the US by damaging the rails at a valley or bridge so they would crash, the Associated Press and NBC news reported. Other material suggested a desire to attack mass transit hubs; a fact long known by terror experts. The idea was apparently at the “aspirational” stage and had not developed into anything concrete. The information appears to be the first widely circulated intelligence pulled from the 1 May raid on Bin Laden’s secret compound. After killing Bin Laden, Navy Seals took computers, DVDs and documents from his house. Intelligence experts are combing through the material searching for any signs of current or future al-Qaida activity. Security officials in the Obama administration have repeatedly warned of the ongoing threat posed by al-Qaida in the wake of the death of its leader as well as the prospect that it could be plotting revenge attacks for his demise. One of the reasons behind the decision not to publish a photo of Bin Laden’s body was the idea that it could provoke retaliation from Islamist militant sympathisers. But officials have also stressed that they have no knowledge of any specific imminent plot or threat. “We have no information of any imminent terrorist threat to the US rail sector, but wanted to make our partners aware of the alleged plotting. It is unclear if any further planning has been conducted since February of last year,” said Matthew Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security. Osama bin Laden Global terrorism al-Qaida United States Paul Harris guardian.co.uk
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Katie Jacobs Stanton didn’t get a job at the White House by being shy. So when the opportunity to meet Donald Trump at Saturday’s annual White House Correspondents Dinner came up, she hatched a plan: to find him and get his autograph on a copy of President Obama’s long form birth certificate. Stanton, who now works at Twitter, tweeted her plans. When she saw a chance to approach Trump, she took it. He signed, and she followed by tweeting photos of him signing and the document itself to prove that it happened. @Katies: Dear America, you are welcome #theDonald yfrog.com/h0k7vkqj @Katies: And the autograph! http://yfrog.com/h72j8elj That could have been the end of it, but Stanton, mom of three, took it one step farther. She put the signed copy up for auction on eBay Giving Works, promising to donate 100 percent of the proceeds to Room to Read, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco that helps educate children around the world. Some in the eBay community immediately questioned the authenticity of the document. After all, it was listed by a new user with very little detail about the document and included a slightly blurry image. Fortunately, eBay worked with Stanton to verify her claim. Then she was offered $1000 by a buyer who wanted her to immediately remove the item from eBay. She asked her Twitter followers whether that was a good price. Several responded by telling her to hold out for more, so she refused the offer. The document will go to the highest bidder on May 9th at 1:15:25pm Pacific Daylight Time.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton didn’t get a job at the White House by being shy. So when the opportunity to meet Donald Trump at Saturday’s annual White House Correspondents Dinner came up, she hatched a plan: to find him and get his autograph on a copy of President Obama’s long form birth certificate. Stanton, who now works at Twitter, tweeted her plans. When she saw a chance to approach Trump, she took it. He signed, and she followed by tweeting photos of him signing and the document itself to prove that it happened. @Katies: Dear America, you are welcome #theDonald yfrog.com/h0k7vkqj @Katies: And the autograph! http://yfrog.com/h72j8elj That could have been the end of it, but Stanton, mom of three, took it one step farther. She put the signed copy up for auction on eBay Giving Works, promising to donate 100 percent of the proceeds to Room to Read, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco that helps educate children around the world. Some in the eBay community immediately questioned the authenticity of the document. After all, it was listed by a new user with very little detail about the document and included a slightly blurry image. Fortunately, eBay worked with Stanton to verify her claim. Then she was offered $1000 by a buyer who wanted her to immediately remove the item from eBay. She asked her Twitter followers whether that was a good price. Several responded by telling her to hold out for more, so she refused the offer. The document will go to the highest bidder on May 9th at 1:15:25pm Pacific Daylight Time.
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Katie Jacobs Stanton didn’t get a job at the White House by being shy. So when the opportunity to meet Donald Trump at Saturday’s annual White House Correspondents Dinner came up, she hatched a plan: to find him and get his autograph on a copy of President Obama’s long form birth certificate. Stanton, who now works at Twitter, tweeted her plans. When she saw a chance to approach Trump, she took it. He signed, and she followed by tweeting photos of him signing and the document itself to prove that it happened. @Katies: Dear America, you are welcome #theDonald yfrog.com/h0k7vkqj @Katies: And the autograph! http://yfrog.com/h72j8elj That could have been the end of it, but Stanton, mom of three, took it one step farther. She put the signed copy up for auction on eBay Giving Works, promising to donate 100 percent of the proceeds to Room to Read, a nonprofit organization based in San Francisco that helps educate children around the world. Some in the eBay community immediately questioned the authenticity of the document. After all, it was listed by a new user with very little detail about the document and included a slightly blurry image. Fortunately, eBay worked with Stanton to verify her claim. Then she was offered $1000 by a buyer who wanted her to immediately remove the item from eBay. She asked her Twitter followers whether that was a good price. Several responded by telling her to hold out for more, so she refused the offer. The document will go to the highest bidder on May 9th at 1:15:25pm Pacific Daylight Time.
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