ZNAK SAGITE — više od fantastike — edicija, časopis, knjižara...

Да, без одговорности је све то нула. Али док се одговорност не усади, много мирне деце ће надерати и носити трауме годинама. Мора бити санкције, мора да заболи. А није да је неправедно - физички бол си нанео, осети сад мало на својој гузици.

Ma daleko od toga da ja sad ovde govorim kako kazna nikada ne može da da željeni rezultat, samo ukazujem da kazna, pogotovo kada joj je cilj najpre da povredi i ponizi često (najčešće?) nije dovoljan instrument u postizanju željenog socijalnog cilja.

Moje je mišljenje da se ljudi prema zajednici ponašaju odgovorno kada se osećaju kao integralni njen deo, dakle, dele njene vrednosti i, da kažemo, razumeju ih. Što znači da je edukacija važna koliko i kazna.

Ali nije da sam ja sad nešto stručan da o tome pričam.

Далеко од тога да сам и ја стручан. Само ме ждере то што су силеџије пречеста појава. Нека деца трпе то од првих школских дана. По правилу, мирна деца.
Не, жао ми је Мехо, неког треба јако лемати. Из љубави, до крви. Ако не клинце булије онда њихове јадне изговоре за родитеље. 

 

Opet velim, samo lemanje nije dovoljan lek u najvećem broju slučajeva već i zato što je siledžijstvo prirodna pojava a tolerantan odnos prema (socijalnom) okruženju ne-prirodna, koja stiže uz socijalnu evoluciju i razne složene fenomene koji uz nju dolaze.

Sad si se nalupetao kao niko živi. Da naručimo još litar, pa nek ide život?

Samo nek je bezalkoholno.

Meni je i dalje nejasno zašto se klinac ne brani. Nikad marinca od njega.

Meho, jesi li video ovo?


http://www.facebook.com/pages/Justice-for-the-man-who-was-assaulted-by-the-7-thugs-in-chicago/223523997732397

Nisam, al ja nemam fejbuk nalog tako da...

Ma, i ja sam na link naletela na mestu nevezanom za fejsbuk, a ako klikneš, možeš da čitaš i ako nemaš nalog, javno je.

Video sam, video sam. Eh taj ludi Fejsbuk, traži se pravda za sve i svakoga.

 Newt Gingrich victorious in South Carolina!!!

Da li ste svesni cinjenice da cemo mozda  - ako Njut Gingric pobedi Obamu - dobiti SF pisca kao najmocnijeg coveka na svetu!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1945_%28Gingrich_novel%29

George Carlin - Why You Are In Debt

Jel znate da možete da ispitate Obamu direktno za sve što vam je na duši? Na YouTube kanalu Bele Kuće ljudi postavljaju pitanja, i za par dana mr. Precednik će odgovoriti na pet najpopularnijih.

http://www.youtube.com/whitehouse

Precednik ima radni tim koji mu priprema pet najpopularnijih. Protiv slučaja.

US marine in Haditha case 'should serve no time'

A US marine who admitted charges linked to the killing of 24 unarmed Iraqi civilians in 2005 should face no time in detention, a judge has recommended.
The decision by the judge at Camp Pendleton, California, must be approved by the commander of the Marine Corps Forces Central Command.
Sgt Frank Wuterich faced a maximum of three months after admitting dereliction of duty in a plea deal.
He was one of eight marines charged over the killings at Haditha.
The charges against six were dropped or dismissed, and one was acquitted.
Military judge Lt Col David Jones said his hands had been tied by the terms of the plea agreement. However, he said he would recommend that Wuterich's rank be reduced to private.
The judge said he had decided not to dock the marine's pay because Wuterich is divorced with sole custody of his three young children.
Prosecutors had asked that Wuterich receive the maximum sentence of three months confinement, reduction in rank and forfeiture of two-thirds of his pay.
'Horrific result' Wuterich's guilty plea ended the trial at Camp Pendleton nearly seven years after the killings.
Prosecutors had argued that on the day of the killings Wuterich lost control after seeing a friend blown apart by a bomb, before leading the soldiers under his command on a rampage.
They said his decision to send his squad to attack nearby homes went against his training.
"That is a horrific result from that derelict order of shooting first, ask questions later," Lt Col Sean Sullivan told the court.
Among the dead were women, children and elderly people, including a man in a wheelchair.
  Relatives of the victims have expressed outrage at the outcome of the trial  His former squad members testified during the hearings that they were not fired upon nor did they find any weapons at the scene of the killings.
Wuterich told the court that he ordered his men to "shoot first, ask questions later" so they would not hesitate in attacking the enemy, but he never intended to harm any civilians.
In his statement he addressed relatives of the Iraqi victims, saying there were no words to ease their pain.
"I wish to assure you that on that day, it was never my intention to harm you or your families. I know that you are the real victims of November 19, 2005," he said.
In Iraq, the plea deal that stopped Wuterich's trial on several charges of manslaughter sparked outrage.
Survivor Awis Fahmi Hussein, who had been shot in the back, said: "I was expecting that the American judiciary would sentence this person to life in prison and that he would appear and confess in front of the whole world that he committed this crime, so that America could show itself as democratic and fair."

http://boingboing.net/2012/01/30/brits-deported-from-u-s-for-t.html

Znao sam ja da je taj "tweeter" korisna stvar, ali da pomoću njega mogu da se uvate i gej teroristi, to nisam znao.

nije baš sveže, ali eto.

The appeal #1

A sveže je:



AMERICAN AIRLINES OTPUŠTA 16.000 RADNIKA




Ne znam kako će Lillit da iskoristi svoju dugoročnu vizu, a ni meni se ne piše dobro, jer više nisam plivački dugoprugaš.

priča se da je lilit lokal patriota pošto ne konzumira ništa osim ostrijan erlajnza.

Quote from: lilit_depp on 02-02-2012, 01:29:44
priča se da je lilit lokal patriota pošto ne konzumira ništa osim ostrijan erlajnza.

ostrijan rula, vrlo su im pristojne cene a usluga više nego zadovoljavajuća.

Dosta hvalisanja tim vašim avionima, obratite pažnju šta rade Amerikanci:

49ogodišnjak usvojio svoju devojku od 42 godine

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Florida Man Adopts 42 Year Old Girlfriend By KSEE News
  Credit: WPTV John Goodman   February 1, 2012 Updated Feb 1, 2012 at 3:59 PM PST A wealthy Florida man has set off a firestorm by legally adopting his 42-year-old girlfriend as he prepares for a potentially costly wrongful death suit.
John Goodman, 49, founder of the tony International Polo Club in Wellington, Fla., was involved in a crash on Feb. 12, 2010 that killed 23-year-old Scott Patrick Wilson. Local police say Goodman ran a stop sign while driving with a blood alcohol level twice the legal limit in Florida.

While Goodman faces criminal charges of DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of an accident that carry a possible 30-year prison term in a trial set for March 6, he also faces a civil suit from William and Lili Wilson over the death of their son.

In recently released court documents, the Wilsons learned that Goodman had legally adopted his girlfriend Heather Hutchins in October. Attorneys for the Wilsons say it was a blatant move to protect his assets.
"It cannot go unrecognized that [Goodman] chose to adopt his 42-year-old girlfriend as opposed to a needy child," The Palm Beach Post newspaper quoted family attorney Scott Smith as saying.

Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Glenn Kelley had previously ruled a trust fund Goodman had established for his two minor children could not be considered an asset in any court-rewarded damages to the Wilson family.
Now, with Hutchins also considered Goodman's daughter, she is entitled to one-third of the trust fund, and as an adult over 35 she can begin drawing money from the fund immediately.
Judge Kelley was critical of Goodman's move in his order granting the Wilson family the right to information regarding the adoption. Kelley said the adoption "border(s) on the surreal," The Palm Beach Post reported.
"The Court cannot ignore reality or the practical impact of what Mr. Goodman has now done," Judge Kelley wrote. "The Defendant has effectively diverted a significant portion of the assets of the children's trust to a person with whom he is intimately involved at a time when his personal assets are largely at risk in this case."
While Goodman's move has tongues wagging on the society scene in south Florida, a state adoption expert told WPEC-TV in West Palm Beach that Goodman adopting his girlfriend may not be strictly legal.
"Adoption means the act of creating the legal relationship between parent and child where it did not exist," adoption attorney Charlotte Danciu told the station. "Unless you intend to create the parent-child relationship, you are violating the letter of the law."
For more on this story, CLICK HERE.
 

Kanada na ivici propasti: čoveka u Kvebeku uhapsili pod sumnjom da je terorista jer je poslao kolegama SMS da "eksplodira" konkurente u Njujorku (tvrdi da termin "exploser" na Francuskom a u domenu finansijskog biznisa često biva korišćen u pozitivnom smislu). Ah, da, i musliman je. Sad, ovo se desilo pre godinu dana, čovek je držan u pritvoru jedan dan, ispitivan i pušten bez podizanja optužnice, ali je to i danas vest jer pokušava da dobije potvrdu da nije dolazio u sukob sa zakonom, radi zaposlenja a vlasti mu je ne daju:

Muslim man: My workplace quip made me a terror suspect 

Quote
    MONTREAL - A casual text message to work colleagues encouraging them to ''blow away'' the competition at a trade show allegedly plunged a Muslim man into a terrorism probe.
Telecommunications sales manager Saad Allami says the innocent message, aimed at pumping up his staff, has had devastating consequences on his life.
The Quebec man says he was arrested by provincial police while picking up his seven-year-old son at school. A team of police officers stormed into his home, telling his wife she was married to a terrorist. And his work colleagues were detained for hours at the U.S. border because of their connection to him.
Those are the allegations Allami makes in a lawsuit filed last month.
The Moroccan native is seeking $100,000 from the Quebec provincial police force, one of its sergeants, and the provincial government. The six-figure sum is being sought for unlawful detention, unlawful arrest, loss of income and damage to his reputation.
On Jan. 21, 2011, Allami sent a text message to colleagues urging them to "blow away" the competition at a trade show in New York City.
According to his lawsuit, he was arrested without warning by police three days later and detained for over a day while his house was searched. During his detention, a team of police officers allegedly conducted an "intrusive" four-hour search.
"The whole time, the officers kept repeating to the plaintiff's wife that her husband was a terrorist," the filing reads.
"The treatment of the plaintiff and his wife was cavalier, illegal, aggressive, accusatory, and in violation of their most fundamental rights."
Allami, who was 40 when he was arrested, says he has no links to terrorist organizations or the Islamic movement and that police acted without any evidence or research. He has never been charged in the affair. A search of Quebec's courthouse database finds no other references to him, either.
However, Allami says he hasn't been able to get a certificate of good conduct, which he would need in order to get a job working in finance.
His allegations have not been proven in court and the application is to be presented at the Montreal courthouse on March 5.
Provincial police spokesman Guy Lapointe says the force is aware of the case but will not comment as it is before the courts. A Justice Department spokesperson also declined to comment.
Police had in Laval, Que., where he applied for the certificate, found terrorism accusations and public mischief on his file, even though his public file shows no signs of the allegations.
"Without the certificate of good conduct, the plaintiff can no longer work in his profession," the document states.
Allami is being represented by Julius Grey, a well-known Montreal lawyer.
Contacted earlier this week, Grey said neither he nor his client wished to speak about the facts.
"It presents interesting issues of law and profiling but I feel uncomfortable debating it outside the courtroom," Grey said.
The motion he filed makes allusions to the profiling issue.
"Without any evidence, and without any follow-up, the (provincial police) just cannot go about arresting North Africans, of Muslim persuasion, inferring they are terrorists, giving them a police record, and destroying their reputation, credibility and livelihoods," the motion reads.
Allami says he sent the text message in French and used the word ''exploser,'' a term he claims is commonly used in finance to mean grow or succeed.
His case has surfaced after another story about an unexpected national-security case, triggered by what appeared to be a meaningless comment.
There have been reports of two British tourists who said they were banned from entering the United States — with one of them handcuffed, arrested and flagged as a threat by the Department of Homeland Security over Twitter tongue-in-cheek messages about going to ''destroy America'' and dig up Marilyn Monroe's body. 

veoma interesantan intervju iz 1934 gde je H. G. Wells razgovarao sa Staljinom.

http://rationalrevolution.net/special/library/cc835_44.htm

Razmišljao sam gde da turim ovaj link, jer ima više veze za Bolonjskom deklaracijom, ali neka ga tu. Ako su Ameri primetili da im javno školstvo postaje sve bezvrednije u odnosu na školovanje bogatih porodica, mogli bismo i mi konačno da shvatimo šta se nama događa - postajemo sve bezvredniji u odnosu na one koji su nam ovakvo školstvo velikodušno nametnuli.


http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/10/education/education-gap-grows-between-rich-and-poor-studies-show.html?_r=1&hp

Alan Mur piše za BBC

Viewpoint: V for Vendetta and the rise of Anonymous
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16968689

AMERIKA NA IVICI NACIZMA




http://www.theatlanticwire.com/national/2012/02/marine-corps-insists-marines-are-too-dumb-know-nazi-flag/48533/

Sa takvim priručnikom svako može da bude predsednik SAD.

Nije bas propast, ali dosta govori o Amerikancima; (gruba) racunica je sjajna: od kada je ubijen na svakih 8 dana objavi se knjiga o Linkolnu 



Ford's Theater's Center for Education and Leadership sports a 6,800 volume, 34-foot-tall tower of (aluminum replica) books about Abraham Lincoln. 

  The majority of the titles are histories and biographies about Abraham Lincoln. Also included are books of Lincoln's speeches, books of quotations or quips and one or two travel titles (i.e.: Indiana's Lincolnland by Mike Capps and Jane Ammenson).  Several children's titles also are included, though not much in the way of adult historical fiction.

  (Many sites report that there are 15,000 books in the pile, but that's not correct).
Skyscraping Tower of Abraham Lincoln Books

Sve dok ne pokušaju da naprave isto za knjige o Šekspiru. Treba će im veći čamac konferencijski centar.

American Children Eating Rats to Live

Ne puše, ne piju, ne jedu...

FBI daje uputstva kako da prepoznate teroriste:


http://www.vesti-online.com/Vesti/Svet/203088/FBI-Kako-prepoznati-teroristu

Noam Chomsky

'Losing' the world: American decline in perspective, part 1


http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/cifamerica/2012/feb/14/losing-the-world-american-decline-noam-chomsky

uf, Chomsky, sad mora nesto neozbiljno

Man has heart attack while eating at The Heart Attack Grill





If you weigh over 350 pounds, you can eat at the Heart Attack Grill for free (according to the Las Vegas eatery's slogan). But if you should keel over, gripping your chest in agony, while scarfing down a triple bypass burger (that's what the monstrosity pictured up top is called), don't expect any of the scantily clad waitresses "nurses" to come running — chances are, they'll just think you're kidding.


According to NPR, that's exactly what happened a few nights ago when one of the patrons (called "patients" by restaurant staff) had a heart attack while eating at the bastion of morbidly excessive gluttony; the restaurant's owner, "Doctor" Jon Basso (not a real doctor — though he has, in the past, owned a chain of Jenny Craig weight-loss centers), initially thought the incident was a joke.

"One of the nurses came back to me and said, 'Dr. Jon, we've got a patient who's in trouble,'" said Basso in an interview with a local news station.

I don't know what's more ridiculous — the fact that somebody actually had a heart attack at the Heart Attack Grill less than five months after it opened its doors; that Basso still thought to refer to the waitress as a "nurse," even when he was being interviewed about one of his patrons suffering from a heart attack; or the idea that one of the staff would still have the composure necessary to stick to the restaurant's whole doctor/nurse/patient schtick in the midst of an actual medical emergency. Say what you will about the restaurant's... unique business model — to be that obtuse requires some serious dedication.

The heart-attack victim — an unidentified man in his forties, shown here being wheeled out of the restaurant — is said to be alive and recovering. Who knows, maybe he can become the restaurant's new spokesperson — the previous one died of health complications last March.

Sick: Young, Undercover Cops Flirted With Students to Trick Them Into Selling Pot   

Working at the Drug Policy Alliance for the last twelve years I have read and heard countless stories of people having their lives ruined because of our country's cruel war on drugs. Last weekend, the nationally syndicated show This American Life highlighted a story that is so insane, you don't know whether to laugh or puke.

Last year in three high schools in Florida, several undercover police officers posed as students. The undercover cops went to classes, became Facebook friends and flirted with the other students. One 18-year-old honor student named Justin fell in love with an attractive 25-year-old undercover cop after spending weeks sharing stories about their lives, texting and flirting with each other.

One day she asked Justin if he smoked pot. Even though he didn't smoke marijuana, the love-struck teen promised to help find some for her. Every couple of days she would text him asking if he had the marijuana. Finally, Justin was able to get it to her. She tried to give him $25 for the marijuana and he said he didn't want the money -- he got it for her as a present.
A short while later, the police did a big sweep and arrest 31 students -- including Justin. Almost all were charged with selling a small amount of marijuana to the undercover cops. Now Justin has a felony hanging over his head.

This story is not unique to Florida and it reminds me of an 18-year-old Mitchell Lawrence, a young man from Great Barrington, Mass., who served two years in jail for selling a joint to an undercover cop. The officer befriended Lawrence and his friends and would hang out with them. One day the cop asked if Lawrence had any weed. Lawrence gave the cop a joint. The cop handed him $20. Lawrence hesitated, but the cop insisted on giving him the money. "Selling" the joint, because they were hanging out less than a 1000 feet from a school, and thus was considered a "drug free school zone," carried a mandatory minimum two-year sentence.

The drug war is sick. How much money was wasted by our law enforcement to get these few bags of marijuana "off the streets"? How do these cops look themselves in the mirror? Seducing 18-year-olds to fall in love or pretending to be friends and then tricking them into procuring small amounts of marijuana so they can charge them with felonies is beyond slimy and diametrically opposed to the officers' charge to "serve and protect."
We often hear that we need to fight the drug war to protect the kids. As these despicable examples show, more often the drug war is ruining young people's lives and doing more harm than good.


   By Tony Newman |                                     Sourced from                                         AlterNet                                                                        
Posted at February 15, 2012, 12:34 pm

Santorum potegao nisko:

Santorum says Obama agenda not "based on Bible" 

QuoteCOLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum challenged President Barack Obama's Christian beliefs on Saturday, saying White House policies were motivated by a "different theology."

A devout Roman Catholic who has risen to the top of Republican polls in recent days, Santorum said the Obama administration had failed to prevent gas prices rising and was using "political science" in the debate about climate change.

Obama's agenda is "not about you. It's not about your quality of life. It's not about your jobs. It's about some phony ideal. Some phony theology. Oh, not a theology based on the Bible. A different theology," Santorum told supporters of the conservative Tea Party movement at a Columbus hotel.

When asked about the statement at a news conference later, Santorum said, "If the president says he's a Christian, he's a Christian."

But Santorum did not back down from the assertion that Obama's values run against those of Christianity.

"He is imposing his values on the Christian church. He can categorize those values anyway he wants. I'm not going to," Santorum told reporters.

A social conservative, Santorum is increasingly seen as a champion for evangelical Christians in fights with Democrats over contraception and gay marriage.

"This is just the latest low in a Republican primary campaign that has been fueled by distortions, ugliness, and searing pessimism and negativity - a stark contrast with the President who is focused everyday on creating jobs and restoring economic security for the middle class," said Obama campaign spokesman Ben LaBolt.

The campaign's response signaled a new respect for Santorum. Until this week, the Obama campaign appeared exclusively focused on Mitt Romney. Republicans are waging a state-by-state contest to pick a candidate to challenge Obama in November's election.

At a campaign appearance in Florida last month, Santorum declined to correct a voter who called Obama, a Christian, an "avowed Muslim."

Santorum told CNN after that incident, "I don't feel it's my obligation every time someone says something I don't agree with to contradict them, and the president's a big boy, he can defend himself."

QUESTIONS ROMNEY RECORD ON OLYMPICS

On Saturday, Santorum also took aim at Romney, his main Republican rival, on one of the central accomplishments of his resume, saying the former Massachusetts governor's rescue of the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics required millions of dollars in handouts from the federal government.

The attack was a response to the Romney camp trying to portray Santorum as a proponent of big government because of his use of earmarks while he served in the U.S. Senate.

"He heroically bailed out the Salt Lake City Olympic Games by heroically going to Congress and asking them for tens of millions of dollars to bail out the Salt Lake Olympic Games - in an earmark," Santorum said.

"One of his strongest supporters, John McCain called it potentially the worst boondoggle in earmark history. And now Governor Romney is suggesting, 'Oh, Rick Santorum earmarked,' as he requested almost half a billion dollars of earmarks as governor of Massachusetts to his federal congressmen and senators. Does the word hypocrisy come to mind?" Santorum said.

Romney often talks of how he turned around the struggling Olympics organization and is appearing in Utah on Saturday to mark the anniversary of the Olympics.

In a statement, the Romney campaign said Santorum was in a weak position to challenge its candidate on big spending.

"Sometimes when you shoot from the hip, you end up shooting yourself in the foot. There is a pretty wide gulf between seeking money for post-9/11 security at the Olympics and seeking earmarks for polar bear exhibits at the Pittsburgh Zoo. Mitt Romney wants to ban earmarks, Senator Santorum wants more 'Bridges to Nowhere,'" said Romney spokeswoman Andrea Saul.

(Editing by Peter Cooney)

Da ne pominjemo da je Bobi Braun takoreći sprečen da pošteno sahrani Vitni Hjuston

Bobby Brown Explains Why He Left Whitney Houston's Funeral

QuoteWhitney Houston's funeral packed the inside of Newark's New Hope Baptist Church Saturday. But one notable person who was absent from the crowd was her ex-husband Bobby Brown.
A witness tells Us Weekly that Brown "was allowed to go in, pay his respects and then he had to leave. He was red-eyed going up to the casket and then left. He was there for 15 minutes."
PHOTOS: Whitney and Bobby's family album
Addressing the speculation that he was thrown out, turned away and rumors that he didn't show at all, Brown, who's schedule to perform at a concert Saturday, has released an official statement, explaining the situation in full.
"My children and I were invited to the funeral of my ex-wife Whitney Houston. We were seated by security and then subsequently asked to move on three separate occasions. I fail to understand why security treated my family this way and continue to ask us and no one else to move. Security then prevented me from attempting to see my daughter Bobbi Kristina. In light of the events, I gave a kiss to the casket of my ex-wife  and departed as I refused to create a scene. My children are completely distraught over the events. This was a day to honor Whitney. I doubt Whitney would have wanted this to occur. I will continue to pay my respects to my ex-wife the best way I know how."
PHOTOS: Whitney Houston, 1963-2012
Earlier this week, a source told Us that there is still underlying tension between Houston's relatives and Brown, who married Houston in 1992. Their divorce was finalized in 2007.
VIDEO: Whitney's ups and downs
"There are family members who felt Bobby drove Whitney into drugs," one source explained. "But now Bobby is clean and Whitney has unfortunately passed. So there's resentment."

Da ne kačim sad ovde kako američka vojska spaljuje primerke Kur'ana, ta to svi vide i bez mene. Mada ima ovaj gotivan komentar:

QuoteOne book burned.
Two American soldiers murdered.
Our president apologizes.
What's wrong with this picture?

Videli bismo kako bi bilo da su Avganistanci okupirali Ameriku i krenuli da spaljuju primerke američkog ustava, pošti su, jelte, smeće...

Ali ovo:


Maryland swim team retroactively loses county title because of bizarre shaving violation 

Quote
A Maryland girls swimming team has had its county championship title retroactively stripped for one of the more bizarre retroactive punishments to come down in recent years: It was deemed that improper shaving had occurred.

That's right, improper shaving. Not shaving points mind you, but shaving of body hair. And, as it turns out, if the unnamed player implicated had only shaved a couple hours earlier, she and her teammates would still have their county title.
As reported by a number of Maryland news outlets, the Baltimore Sun and Annapolis Capital among them, the Broadneck (Md.) High girls swimming squad lost its Anne Arundel County title after it was determined that one of the team's swimmers shaved on-site just before the start of the event. National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) rules for swimming, diving and water polo stipulate that athletes can not shave before, during or after a meet once a team is on-site.
The reason why the NFHS institutes a no shaving on-site policy is to protect the swimmers themselves from possible blood transmission or, in general, doing full body shaves in high school locker rooms, which would maximize the possibility of unsafe practices like sharing razors. Still, the rule can seem quite a bit over the top when one considers generally acceptable practices for other sports; after all, no one is telling football or basketball players that they can't shave after a game or practice.
Because of the violation, Broadneck lost all points won by the swimmer implicated, dropping the Bruins from first to third place in the final standings. Severna Park (Md.) High was later declared the county champion after Broadneck's lost points were redistributed.
Meanwhile, the Annapolis Capital reported that Broadneck swimming coach Colleen Winans was suspended for the Class 4A-3A Regional Championships which were held on Saturday because of her swimmer's violation. A release from the Anne Arundel School District cited the failure of Winans' squad to abide by "the rules of the game and promote ethical relationships among coaches and players," as the reason for the discipline taken against Winans, which included the one-meet ban.
As Swimming World Magazine general manager Jason Marsteller noted in an email with Prep Rally, it's the retroactive aspect of Broadneck's punishment that may be most bizarre.
"I'm not sure I've seen much of this type of punishment within the sport," Marsteller wrote in an email. "About the only place retroactive punishments happen is in the case of positive doping tests."
Certainly doping tests and shaving seem a world apart, even if both might provide competitive advantages (doping for obvious reasons, and shaving to reduce drag for competitive swimmers).

Despite Winans absence, Broadneck returned to the top of the area standings, emerging with both a boys and girls regional title. The Bruins cruised past runners-up Severna Park by 16.5 points, with a number of Broadneck swimmers citing their coach's unfortunate and bizarre suspension as motivation to win their respective events.
[Related: Olympic swimmer Matt Grevers stuns girlfriend with proposal atop the podium]
"I was just going for it trying to pull ahead and do it for my coach because unfortunately she's not here," Broadneck star Lauren Fogarty told the Capital after winning the 100-yard breaststroke event to seal the Bruins' regional crown. "We got disqualified in counties and she got in trouble; so that one was for her. I wanted to make the team proud and her proud."
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A evo i nešto mnogo gore: devetogodišnje dete umrlo jer ga je baba terala da trči tri sata bez prestanka pošto je lagalo u vezi sa čokoladicama:

2 charged in death of Ala girl forced to run

QuoteATTALLA, Ala. (AP) — Roger Simpson said he looked down the road and saw a little girl running outside her home but didn't give it another thought. Police, however, said the man witnessed a murder in progress.
Authorities say 9-year-old Savannah Hardin died after being forced to run for three hours as punishment for having lied to her grandmother about eating candy bars. Severely dehydrated, the girl had a seizure and died days later. Now, her grandmother and stepmother who police say meted out the punishment were taken to jail Wednesday and face murder charges.
Witnesses told deputies Savannah was told to run and not allowed to stop for three hours on Friday, an Etowah County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman said. The girl's stepmother, 27-year-old Jessica Mae Hardin, called police at 6:45 p.m., telling them Savannah was having a seizure and was unresponsive.
Simpson said he saw a little girl running at around 4 p.m., but didn't see anybody chasing or coercing her.
"I saw her running down there, that's what I told the detectives," Simpson said from his home on a hill overlooking the Hardins. "But I don't see how that would kill her."
Authorities are still trying to determine whether Savannah was forced to run by physical coercion or by verbal commands. Deputies were told the girl was made to run after lying to her grandmother, 46-year-old Joyce Hardin Garrard, about having eaten the candy, sheriff's office spokeswoman Natalie Barton said.
Savannah Hardin died Monday at Children's Hospital in Birmingham, according to a news release from the sheriff's office. The sheriff's release said an autopsy report showed the girl was extremely dehydrated and had a very low sodium level. A state pathologist ruled it a homicide.
The sheriff's office received calls from concerned citizens who witnessed the girl running. No other details were released, but an official with the local volunteer fire department said rescuers thought something seemed odd when they responded to a call about the child.
"One of the ones who were down there said he didn't feel like everything was right," said Ruby Ward, vice president of the Mountainboro Volunteer Fire Department.
Gail Denny and her husband Phil, live just up a dirt road from the home. They've known the family since they moved to the area in northeastern Alabama seven years ago.
The couple said they were used to seeing Savannah and other neighborhood children out waiting on the school bus in the morning. Gail Denny said her grandson had a crush on Savannah.
"My grandson asked her to be his girlfriend on Valentine's Day, and she said 'yes,'" she said before dissolving into tears. She left a candle and stuffed animal outside the girl's home Wednesday night, saying a prayer as she paused beside the road.
The trailer where Savannah lived was surrounded by a wooden fence, playground equipment and toys. Neighbors say they never saw children playing in the yard.
They told The Associated Press that Garrard owned a lot of property along the road and much of her family lived in homes on that property.
"It seems like a very happy extended family around here," Denny said. "There are mothers, grandmothers, kids. It sounds like a punishment that got out of hand."
Garrard and Jessica Mae Hardin are being held in the Etowah County Detention Center, each on a $500,000 cash bond.
Court records show that Robert Hardin filed for divorce in August of 2010. In his complaint, he asserted his wife was bi-polar and had alcoholic tendencies. He accused her previously of having run off with the couple's own child. In her response, Jessica denied all of Robert's allegations.
Five months after filing for divorce, the two asked a judge to dismiss their case.
Savannah Hardin was a third-grader at Carlisle Elementary School. Superintendent Alan Cosby said her desk had been turned into a makeshift memorial where her classmates could leave notes and mementos. He said counselors and social workers were made available for students.
"This is obviously a very tragic, devastating, heartbreaking situation," Cosby said. "Nothing like this has ever happened before."

Moja unuka od godinu i po tera babu da trči satima svaki drugi dan, pa ništa.

Ali ne do smrti. Sigurno je u tome razlika.

Ima različitih razlika, ali ja nisam bio na pripremama kao ti.

A ima i ovakih:

Fake 9/11 hero admits lie; fellow firefighters furious 

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A South Carolina man who told his fellow firefighters he was one of the first responders on 9/11 has admitted it was a lie.
Jordan Lifander, a former Cedarhurst, Long Island volunteer firefighter, said this week that he was sorry for telling firefighters in the Palmetto State that he was a captain of FDNY's Ladder 133, which lost 12 men on Sept. 11.
"You know, once you tell one lie, you gotta keep up that lie," Lifander told CBSNewYork.com on Wednesday. "I got all caught up in the whole 9/11 anniversary and just lied. I was not a member of the FDNY, was not a captain in Ladder 133."
Lifander "did not survive the disaster any more than those of us who watched it on television," CBS 2's Lou Young wrote.
Dressed in a uniform with an FDNY patch, Lifander spoke at a 9/11 memorial service in Spartanburg, S.C., last year, telling the crowd he attended "47 funerals in three weeks for brothers who died that day." He received a standing ovation.
According to the  Spartanburg Herald-Journal, current and former New York City firefighters contacted the paper on Monday saying Liflander's story was a "sham."
When contacted by the paper, he said he had been "trying to get out of the situation" and "got caught up in the moment."
"I wanted to represent what everybody was honoring that day," he said. "I told it from a New Yorker's point of view."
"It was that whole thing about portraying something I wasn't," Lifander told CBS 2. "The ego, the lie, keeping up with it, a very big mistake ... It just snowballed into something that was out of my control. I'm truly sorry for misleading and lying."
"I'm outraged," Bill Youngson, former captain of Ladder 133, told BlueRidgeNow.com. "I'm sick and tired of people standing up and telling people these stories for a little bit of glory. People have cancer, I have asthma and we paid our dues. In six months, we buried more people than you've ever seen and to read this story—this lie—it has to stop. Put that guy on the wall of shame."
"It's sad, and it's disgusting," Billy Goldfeder, deputy chief of Cincinnati's Loveland-Symms Fire Dept. who runs FirefighterCloseCalls.com, told Yahoo News. "There's nothing more sacred than a firefighter's death in the line of duty death. It doesn't get much lower than what he did."
Firefighters at Lifander's former Long Island firehouse are, understandably, livid, too.
"It's a terrible situation," Cedarhurst FD capt. John McHugh told CBS. "I feel bad for the people of South Carolina and I feel bad for the people in the whole 9/11 system."
"It happens a lot because they want to get that hero worship, people telling them 'thank you,'" former FDNY deputy chief Jim Riches added. "It's a sick mind, but he's not the only one doing it. It's out there and I think people should verify who's actually speaking to them."
It's not clear if Lifander is currently a firefighter in South Carolina. A call to Lifander's home was not immediately returned.
The only positive news to come out of this--if there is some--is that it does not appear Lifander used his faux FDNY status for financial gain.
"We've seen 9/11 imposters before, but usually in connection with attempts to defraud the 9/11 victims' compensation fund," Young wrote. "It appears that [he] was interested in glory and not money."
Goldfeder added: "Hopefully, if any good comes of this, it's that people will do some work to verify who they get to speak."

Meho, razvodnjavaš temu. Ističeš pojavu koja ima globalni karakter. Mi smo 1945. imali više prvoboraca nego partizana, više narodnih heroja nego prvoboraca, uopšte. Jedan moj tehničar iz Mostara je uporno vodio spor da dobije taj status, jer je "još 1941. pucao na avione dok je čuvao ovce". Jedan naš bezbednjak je devedesetih imao tri slave - "da nadoknadi manjak" iz prethodnih godina. Od tri miliona članova Saveza komunista danas 2.7 miliona tvrdi da to nikad nisu bili. Svojevremeno je po Beogradu kolao vic o kubanskim "barbudosima" i njihovim privilegijama. U gradskom saobraćaju je bilo dovoljno da se uhvate za bradu i kažu: "Barbudos!" Pa, tako, uđe u autobus jedan golobradi i kaže isto, kondukter ga pogleda upitno, a on se uhvati za sastav pantalona i kaže: "Secret service."

Ali tema je AMERIKA na ivici propasti!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dakle, ja je se držim!!!!!!!!! A ti razvodnjavaš!!!!!!!!!!! Ali nema veze, praštam ja, pa mi muslimani smo takvi, blagi i puni praštanja.

Scallop hoće da Amerika propadne "on their own device", a ne s ovom opštom pričom. Cilj je da propadne samo Amerika, a ne ceo svet.

Ne, Meho moj, podcenjuješ ti mene. Ono što ti linkuješ ovde blage veze nema sa naslovom topika. Ono zbog čega Amerika jeste na ivici propasti ti ni ne dodiruješ. Propast je što su ponovo natukli Dow Jones na 13.000 što znači da ništa nisu naučili iz tekuće krize. To što su preterali svoju krizu na leđa EU je privremeno, Evropa više neće biti blesava da zavisi od njihovih institucija. A tada će njihova bitka za resurse, do kojih neće moći da stignu, imati katastrofalne posledice. Nažalost, i po tebe i mene.


Mac, neću ja da propadne Amerika, ta tamo mi živi pola porodice. Hoću de se zna da su na ivici propasti, svojom krivicom, i da im to i svojim mišljenjem moramo dati do znanja.

Oneeeee!
A ko ce onda da snima filmove o Superherojima!?!??!
Moramo nesto da ucinimo!
Ko je da damo azil svim filmskim studijima iz kalifornije ovde negde po Srbiji?
Mi makar imamo mesta...

Pa stripovi, pa figurice!
Windows!!! Igrice!!!
...nije mi dobro....

Da se ne zezamo, JA stvarno ne zelim Amerika da propadne, kakva god da je!

svarog glas razuma.