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Story apparently is that the guy drove the pickup onto the course while players were on. Golf Pro goes up to see what's going on and gets deaded. They later find two other bodies in the truck bed (including its owner). May be no connection to the Golf Pro
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Golf pros hole out a lot in club members' wives.
I was reading something a few years ago that said Dustin Johnson was banging other pros' wives like cheap gongs.
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Hot wife decides to take up golf to be with her new rich husband. She goes for golf lessons. First four swings she buyrs the club head. The pro says "You're gripping the club too tight. Hold it like you hold your old man's junk." She hits four 300+ yard drives. The pro says "That's good. See if you can do that without putting the grip of the club in your mouth..."
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[AJC] A Stone Mountain man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that left two men dead at a DeKalb County gas station in early April.
Hakeem Ross,
..interesting name...
29, was taken into custody at a Powder Springs residence on two charges of malice murder in the double shooting of Jamitre Weaver and Gerico Floyd, DeKalb County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Cynthia Williams said Tuesday.
Ross and Weaver were involved in an argument April 8 at a gas station at the intersection of Redan and Panola roads when gunfire erupted, Williams said.
Weaver was pronounced dead at the scene. Floyd was taken to Emory Hillandale Hospital, where he died, Williams said.
Ross was arrested without incident. He is being held at the DeKalb jail without bond, online records show.
[Digichat.info] A man got angry at a co-worker who kept appearing naked at the fish farm where they worked, and a man hit his co-worker on the head with a hammer.
Saw Paing Soe Thu, 35, was jailed for a year and a month on Tuesday (July 6), after pleading guilty to one count of voluntarily causing injury with a dangerous weapon.
A Myanmar national and 38-year-old compatriot Aung Win Htut were working on a fish farm located in the sea near Lim Chu Kang.
About one to two months before the accident, Aung Win Htut walked around the fish farm naked, prompting Saw Paing Soe Thu to tell him not to walk around naked.
Things came to a head on April 9 this year, when Aung Win Htut emerged from the bathroom without clothes at around 6pm. Saw Paing Soe Thu was cooking when a co-worker walked into the cooking area to put out the fire to heat the kettle.
Saw Paing Soe Thu was cooking on the stove when Aung Win Htut appeared behind him, naked. Confused, Saw Paing Soe Thu scolds his co-worker and gets angry at his co-worker for being naked.
After a while, Saw Paing Soe Thu consumed half a bottle of rice wine. At about 9:30 p.m. that day, the drunken man became enraged, as his colleague repeatedly appeared naked. He took a hammer – usually used to kill fish – from the storage area and approached Aung Win Htut, who was talking on the phone.
Then the Saw Paing Soe Thu hit the victim on the forehead with a hammer. The victim fell to the ground and bled from his forehead. He contacted the owner of the fish farm for assistance and the latter called the police at the Coast Guard Police at Lim Chu Kang Provincial Base.
[FRONTPAGEMAG] In the article titled, "Yes, kink belongs at Pride. And I want my kids to see it," freelance writer Lauren Rowello declared her support for the presence of "kinksters" — practitioners of sexual fetishes — in parades during so-called "Pride Month," the thirty days a year officially devoted to the compulsory celebration of LGBT narcissism. More specifically, she called for it in order to expose children as young as toddlers to "the scope and vitality of queer life."
Rowello, a self-described "gendervague" person who is married to a transgenderwoman, described how the couple attended a Pride parade in Philadelphia five years ago. (The term gendervague, in case you’re overcome by curiosity, refers "to a specifically neurodivergent experience of trans/gender identity." You’re welcome.) At one point during the parade, Rowello wrote, "our elementary-schooler pointed in the direction of oncoming floats, raising an eyebrow at a bare-chested man in dark sunglasses whose black suspenders clipped into a leather thong. The man paused to be spanked playfully by a partner with a flog. ’What are they doing?’ my curious kid asked as our toddler cheered them on."
Her toddler cheered them on. In a saner time, parents wouldn’t allow adults "playfully" engaged in sado-masochism within a hundred miles of their toddlers, but today a generation or two of fanatically woke parents intentionally expose their children to such a repellent display in order to inculcate, as young as possible, a sexual awareness that kids aren’t equipped to process. When the pendulum swings back the other way it'll be something to see. I'll likely be dead by then, but it would be nice to see these child abusers getting what they deserve.
"The pair was the first of a few dozen kinksters who danced down the street, laughing together as they twirled their whips and batons, some leading companions by leashes," Rowello continued. What kind of mother thinks it is appropriate to expose her children to human beings degrading each other with leashes? "At the time, my children were too young to understand the nuance of the situation, but I told them the truth," Rowello explained. "That these folks were members of our community celebrating who they are and what they like to do."
Here’s something else she could have told her children: all human beings are children of God, deserving of dignity, and literally parading them around like animals for sexual kicks is morally reprehensible. Maybe that’s too much "nuance" for Rowello.
IPAs, that is. Why not just chew handfuls of hops?
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I dont't care what they make as long as they tell them to go fuck themselves.
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I kinda like the IPA's Rob. Highland Brewing Company in Ashville makes some very good ones. I like them in the summer when it's hot but like the darker ales in winter
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[Just The News] The watchdog is asking for all records of communication between the FBI and financial institutions, including Bank of America, Citibank, Chase Manhattan Bank, Discover, and American Express, among others. However, no time frame was given for the FBI and DOJ to respond to the request.
In June, it was discovered that Bank of America had handed over the banking and transaction information of approximately 200 people in the Washington D.C. area at the time of the riot, according to Fox News.
Bank of America allegedly "actively but secretly engaged in the hunt for extremists in cooperation with the government" and, following the events of January 6, gave the FBI financial records of their customers." Such attention should be given the financial transactions of Hunter Biden and his associates.
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I wonder if they are investigating those who received images from protesters on 1/6?
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/\ If the government is in possession of protestors cell phones (selectors), you can rest assured that anything transmitted has very likely been examined. In the area of electronic surveillance, once the power to the selector is turned on, assumptions of compromise are SOP.
As an aside, the monitoring of cell towers can provide instantaneous or real-time collection opportunities.
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I have it from a reliable source that during the protest, despite multiple portable cell towers, communication was next impossible. Probably due to overload, like a football game (or something else?). Doesn't mean the ones that got thru weren't monitored.
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What was the IC distracted with when the USSR collapsed? What was it distracted by prior to 9/11? What big thing out of the blue will arrive while they look at QAnon Shaman's bank statements?
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[THEEPOCHTIMES] Public school enrollment in 2020—2021 fell by 3 percent nationally compared to a year earlier, according to preliminary data from the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), with pre-K and kindergarten jointly seeing a sharp 13-percent drop.The stark numbers represent the biggest year-over-year decline in enrollment since the start of the century, with the drop concentrated among the youngest learners, the NCES figures show.
Pre-K saw a 22-percent decrease, kindergarten enrollment fell by 9 percent, grades 1—8 experienced a 3-percent drop, while grades 9—12 saw enrollment rise by 0.4 percent. The figures are preliminary, with the final results expected next spring.
NCES Acting Commissioner Peggy Carr said in a statement cited by K-12 Dive that the figures are "preliminary but concerning," adding that the enrollment drops were "widespread and affected almost every single state and every region of the country."
The agency’s enrollment figures reinforce the view that the pandemic-related disruptions drove many families to switch to private schools or homeschooling.
At the same time, with the outbreak increasingly showing signs of tailing off, school districts across the United States are hiring additional teachers in anticipation of what is expected to be one of the largest kindergarten classes ever as enrollment rebounds.
[THEFEDERALIST] The NSA denied ‘targeting’ Tucker Carlson, but did not deny reading his emails. The NSA also did not deny that it may have accessed his communications through ‘incidental collection.’ Nor did they admit to it. Re "incidental collection": if I drive through your neighborhood on the way to the grocery store, I'm not spying on you even if I pass your house. Mountain = molehill?
It may be instructive to note that electronic collection can also be detected and monitored. The examination of 'targets' of detected monitoring can provide clues regarding intelligence shortfalls or gaps. Knowing what the enemy does NOT know (intelligence gaps) provides a window into his level of knowledge or lack thereof, on a given topic or area. The product of such collection can also be characterized as "incidental collection."
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“In a move apparently unprecedented for a military officer, Rogers, without notifying superiors, traveled to New York to meet with Trump on Thursday at Trump Tower,” the Post reported.”That caused consternation at senior levels of the administration, according to the officials, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal personnel matters.”
The following day candidate Donald Trump relocated his election committee from Trump Towers to an alternate secure location. The media has pretty much 'memory holed' the relocation and the reported incidents surrounding the move.
[FoxBusinessNews] The Republican said he’s running ‘for Texas,’ not against Gov. Abbott.
Allen West, Republican candidate for Texas governor, said Tuesday that the "porous" southern border is one of the main reasons he is running on FOX Business’ "Varney & Co."
ALLEN WEST: I'm not running against Governor Abbott -- I'm running for Texas. And after announcing this past Sunday, Independence Day, I caught a flight down to Rio Grande Valley. And we did a video at about two o'clock in the morning from the Roma sector right on the Rio Grande River.
I watched 80 people come across the Rio Grande River into the state of Texas, where they were collected up and they were marched up and they jumped on a bus and they were transported to, I guess, a Border Patrol detainee facility and who knows where they go from there. So we have a porous border.
And I understand that Joe Biden wants an open borders policy, but we need to have leadership here in the state of Texas that protects Texas, makes sure that we have safe and secure neighborhoods and communities. Texas is the number one state in the United States of America for human sex trafficking. So that's one of the reasons why I feel it's important to have the right type of principal leadership at the head of the state of Texas.
#4
I dunno, to me he feels like all bark and no bite. He talks a lot but he also jumps around a bunch too. Abbott may not be perfect but he is a known quantity.
#5
Mentioned a couple of things he wants to blame on Texas but never said what he would do about it. In the mean time Abbott has already said what he will do about those problems before this guy pops up to beat a dead horse.
A group of 'foreigners', some of whom spoke English and Spanish, broke into Mr Moise's home in the hills above Port-au-Prince at around 1am on Wednesday, according to a statement by country's prime minister
The 53-year-old was shot dead and the First Lady Martine, 47, remains in hospital after what PM Claude Joseph called a 'hateful, inhumane and barbaric act'
Haiti's embassy in the Dominican Republic said the First Lady has since been flown to another country for treatment
In footage purportedly recorded by a witness, someone with an American accent shouts into a megaphone: 'DEA operation. Everybody stand down. DEA operation. Everybody back up, stand down'
Gunfire then erupts in the video uploaded to Instagram by someone who says they were in the Pelerin 5 neighbourhood, where the president's house is located
Residents reported hearing high-powered rounds and saw men dressed in black sprinting through the neighbourhood. There were also claims of a grenade going off and drones being deployed
PM Joseph said he had taken charge of the country and the police and armed forces were taking 'all measures to guarantee the continuity of the State and protect the Nation'
Joe Biden called the attack 'very worrisome.' White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki added it was an 'horrific crime,' adding 'we stand ready and stand by them to provide any assistance that's needed'
#11
Coon-an O'brien and Cool Bear getting some tar roll on a Hatian beach...
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In this best of all tropical... well...
The West showed the rest how to spell!
"Is it true what we've read?"
"That our president's dead?"
The prime minister said, "Who can tell?"
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I believe an ZH links should now come with the Morton Salt Girl image, but they have a report up that says it was "mercenaries" disguised as DEA agents, which is screenplay grade or YJCMTSU, take your pick...
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I believe an ZH links should now come with the Morton Salt Girl image,
Most of the time, yes. Skepticism in that quarter is my going-in position, despite generally being considerably less cynical than many here. On the other hand, if we know what they’re trying to sell...
#17
The cynicism of Rantburg regulars is a strength.
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At this point, the question is not whether they are lying, but what do the lies mean?
A lot of our sources are dubious at best. PressTV, anyone? Often they are interesting from a traffic analysis point of view. "Why are they talking about *this*?" "Why are they talking about this *now*?"
"We rational people have Pride!"
"We also," a Haitian replied:
"Stick your finger in mud
When you point at that, stud!"
Superstition and "science" collide.
There comes a point when a group goes beyond eccentric practices, becoming a full-fledged cult.
[JPost] The sect has been accused of forcing girls as young as 12 years old into marriages with much older men within the sect.
US and local Guatemalan police have begun raiding the compound of the extremist ultra-Orthodox (haredi) cult, Lev Tahor, arresting at least three top officials in the cult, Globes reported on Tuesday evening.
Another reporter for Globes reported that cult-members Yoel and Shmuel Weingarten have been arrested.
US and Guatemalan forces have performed several raids on the cult's leaders and members in recent years, mainly for kidnapping and child abuse charges, arresting their leader Yaakov Weinstein last March. In 2019, four members were indicted for kidnapping two children whose mother had taken them, wanting to return the children to Lev Tahor.
Founded in New York in the late 80's, Lev Tahor settled in Canada in 2003. The group's founder Slomo Helbrans was convicted for kidnapping a child he was tutoring in the early 90's in New York, but released after only two years in prison.
After being deported to Israel in 2000, Helbrans took his movement to Canada in 2003 where the cult remained for 10 years before rousing the interest of Canadian authorities, after which they collectively fled to Guatemala.
Shlomo Helbrans drowned in Mexico in 2017, leaving control of the group in the hands of his son Nachman and some associates who are believed to be even more extremist.
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[TASS] Wreckage from the An-26 plane disaster over Kamchatka has been found 3.8 kilometers away from the local airport, a source in the Ministry of Emergency Situations told TASS.
"The plane’s debris has been discovered 3.8 kilometers away from the airport. A group of 26 rescuers is heading to the site on all-purpose vehicles," the source said.
The Ministry added that darkness and the high tide are complicating the operation.
"Just 30 minutes ago, from the air, we discovered what we believe is the plane’s debris about five kilometers north of Palana. The plane’s fuselage is lying on the shore, while the rest of the aircraft is scattered over the coastal area. I emphasize that is presumably. Ground rescue teams and specialists are currently heading to the site in order to ensure that this is the missing plane. We would only be able to make conclusions after that," the governor insisted.
The Federal Agency for Air Transport disclosed that the crash site has been pinpointed about four to five kilometers away from the airstrip.
"The discovery location is about four to five kilometers away from the airstrip towards the coast. Rescue teams have discovered the wreckage. Considering the geographical features of the location, the rescue operations are complicated. The search group has commenced the rescue endeavor. The mission involves 26 rescuers and an all-purpose vehicle," the agency said.
The aforementioned An-26 plane belonging to the Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Air Enterprise went missing on July 6. It was headed from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to Palana and carried 22 passengers and six crew members on board.
The emergency services source told TASS that the plane stopped communication during its landing. One version suggests that the crash happened because of piloting error due to poor visibility. A criminal case has been initiated over violated rules of safety and air transport use.
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[IZ] Consul of Estonia Mart Lyatte was detained in St. Petersburg while receiving information of a classified nature from a citizen of the Russian Federation. This was announced on Tuesday, July 6, by the DSP of the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation.
"The FSB of the Russian Federation in St. Petersburg caught Lyatte red-handed receiving materials of a classified nature from a Russian citizen, the Estonian diplomat - the consul of the Consulate General of the Republic of Estonia in St. Petersburg Mart Lyatte," the message says.
In addition, the center said that the activities of the consul in St. Petersburg contradict diplomatic norms and have a clear hostile nature towards the Russian Federation. Appropriate measures will be applied to it in accordance with international law.
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I don't want them sued over censorship. Well, I do, but before that I want them sued over their contributions to Ecohealth Alliance and making the virus.
#2
Turs out you don't have standing over how they mishandle your account.
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When users say something factual about the Dims and Zuk slaps a warning label on it as if it's a lie (actually an attempt at censorship), yet let Dims post lies about Trump without doing anything about it, he's got standing.
[Dallas News] Dallas-based Texas Instruments has chosen Richardson as the site for a $3.1 billion semiconductor facility that's expected to create more than 488 jobs. The article is dated April 18, 2021. I missed it then. An acquaintence recently told me her son just got a new job with TI, due to their recent decision to build more chips in the U.S. The 870,000 square-foot plant will boost Texas Instruments' chip production for a broad range of uses, such as smartphones, connected cars and industrial machinery. The company is already the biggest maker of analog semiconductors.
Texas Instruments plans to produce its more cost-effective 300 millimeter wafers at the facility. Each wafer is cut into numerous analog chips. The 300 millmeter wafers can yield twice as many chips as the company's 200 millimeter product. Not sure if 300 mm - about 12" - is the radius or the diameter of the wafer.
Texas Instruments considered two other locations for the new facility, according to the presentation. It looked at a site in Singapore and a site in Upstate New York at SUNY Polytechnic Institute in Marcy. Sorry, Sonny!
[Gov.] Abbott's announcement called Texas "a leader in the development of innovative technologies because of companies like Texas Instruments."
"Made in Texas is a powerful label, and this expansion will create hundreds of jobs, generate billions in capital investment, and further solidify Texas' reputation both at home and abroad," he said.
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300mm diameter. It's cheaper to produce chips from a 300mm wafer since there are 2.25 times as many chips vs 200mm from each wafer processed.
For $3.1 billion TI will be making chips from yesterday's transistor geometries, micro-controllers and such. A new leading edge 5 nano-meter chip plant will cost $10-20 billion.
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I think in the future that actually being able to verify what your computer's doing is going to be a more important feature than its framerate in world of warcraft.
[DW] The COVID-19 crisis seems to have accelerated the La Belle France's efforts to return industrial production capacities to La Belle France. That could create thousands of new jobs — but not all production can be brought home.
Mid-sized French company Auer decided to shift its production away from boilers using conventional fuels to energy-saving heat pumps a few years ago.
For that transition, the family firm deemed it necessary to bring back to La Belle France parts of its production capacity back from countries such as Poland and Serbia.
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A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[AJC] A Stone Mountain man has been arrested in connection with a shooting that left two men dead at a DeKalb County gas station in early April.
[Digichat.info] A man got angry at a co-worker who kept appearing naked at the fish farm where they worked, and a man hit his co-worker on the head with a hammer.
[THEEPOCHTIMES] Public school enrollment in 2020—2021 fell by 3 percent nationally compared to a year earlier, according to preliminary data from the U.S. 
[THEFEDERALIST] The NSA denied ‘targeting’ Tucker Carlson, but did not deny reading his emails. The NSA also did not deny that it may have accessed his communications through ‘incidental collection.’
[TASS] Wreckage from the 
The 870,000 square-foot plant will boost Texas Instruments' chip production for a broad range of uses, such as smartphones, connected cars and industrial machinery. The company is already the biggest maker of analog semiconductors.
