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HUFFPOST HILL - JULY 23, 2010

• Jul 23, 2010 from huffpolitics in Politics
  Our cup really overfloweth on Fridays. Whether it was Zach Wamp hinting that some states may secede if a duly elected president and Congress continue to do their jobs or James Inhofe reiterating his position that global warming is a hoax, we really had our pick today. 2/3rds of HuffPost Hill look forward to seeing everyone at Netroots Nation this weekend. The other 1/3rd will be missing out on all the fun, scouting locations for John Kerry to park his yacht. This is HUFFPOST HILL for Friday, July 23rd, 2010:
  
  PAY CZAR FAILS TO RECOVER BILLIONS IN TAXPAYER-FUNDED WALL STREET BONUSES - Shahien Nasiripour apparently wants you to have a terrible Friday because he filed this: "The federal overseer entrusted with investigating Wall Street pay has declined to take action, arguing that the public wouldn't be served by going after $1.6 billion that 17 financial firms doled out to their employees in the five months after taxpayer-bailouts began in the fall of 2008. Among other duties, Congress granted Kenneth R. Feinberg, the Obama administration's "pay czar," the legal authority to attempt to recover excessive compensation that may have been contrary to the 'public interest.' Though acknowledging the massive payouts were 'ill-advised' and exhibited 'bad judgment' -- some bankers were paid more than $10 million, he said -- Feinberg refused to rule that any of the massive payouts went against the public's interest." http://huff.to/cZHwnV
  
  P STREET PROJECT LAUNCHES - Hills staffers, meet Shaunna Thomas, liberal lobbyist for the newly formed P Street Project, whose creation will be announced tomorrow at a panel at Netroots Nation. Well, we just announced it here, but you get the point. P Street is connected to the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which raised more than a million bucks last year by operating outside the orbit of the White House and its allied progressive institutions. Thomas and P Street have been the organizing force behind Carolyn Maloney's letter supporting Elizabeth Warren. It now has more than 60 members signed up and roughly 150,000 folks have signed a petition. It's an example of the type of inside-outside work the group plans to do. "Washington can often be such an inside game. People get cynical: 'Oh, that's never going to happen," Chellie Pingree, who worked closely with PCCC in her and Jared Polis' late push for a public option, told HuffPost Hill. "A lot of times there's a point where people feel the momentum's dead, but having people from your local community call and say do this, and here's a vehicle to do it, really gets things moving."
  
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  CHARLIE RANGEL ADDRESS ETHICS CHARGES - "The 40-year congressional veteran spoke Friday at his office in Harlem, a day after the ethics panel indicated he may have committed serious violations. The panel did not disclose the allegations and Rangel declined to elaborate. Rangel says he's pleased that the matter will be addressed before the September primary election and the November general election. He says voters in his district deserve to know the truth about the allegations. He says he's eager to be able to tell voters the results of the investigation, 'so that they would know who Charlie Rangel really is.'" http://huff.to/c7Cz8I
  
  BILL REMOVING U.S. FORCES FROM PAKISTAN INTRODUCED IN HOUSE - The chamber might act next week on a resolution introduced last night by Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul that would, citing the War Powers Act, direct President Obama to withdraw U.S. forces from Pakistan. "The administration, like its predecessor, is misusing language in the original post-9/11 resolution to prosecute a wider regional war and Congress is sitting quietly on the sidelines. This must stop," Paul said in a statement.
  
  The BBC has released an infographic that details the location of -- and casualties from -- U.S. drone and Islamic militant attacks in Pakistan. http://bit.ly/cCrN92
  
  Double Suicide In Foreclosed Home? - An AP report in the Las Vegas Review Journal describes the horrific case of a mother and son who burned to death in their family home after it was foreclosed on. The incident has the hallmarks of a suicide: The pair barricaded themselves in the house and an accelerant was used to burn it down. "RENO, Nev. -- Two people found dead in a home that burned in an upscale Reno neighborhood had heavily fortified the foreclosed house, apparently anticipating the sheriff's deputies who came to evict them, police said Wednesday...Deputies serving the eviction notice Tuesday heard what they thought were gunshots after they announced themselves at the front door about 10:40 a.m. They took cover and noticed the house was on fire...No weapons were found, but investigators suspect an accelerant was used inside the house, Nuttall said. He said the bodies were found next to each other...

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• Oct 04, 2010 from er1caCVS in Business
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The Screwfly Solution

• Oct 05, 2010 from retroist in Entertainment
  Year: 2006
  Director: Joe Dante
  Writer: Sam Hamm
  Starring: Kerry Norton, Jason Priestly, Elliot Gould, Linda Darlow, Brenna OBrien
  Oh yessomeone watched us, saw the worst in usdecided the world would be a nicer place without us. Maybe it will be.
  As I mentioned in the Howling review I have a great deal of admiration for Joe Dante, he is easily one of my favorite directors. As well as being a huge horror film fan he always comes off to me as being a kid at heart. Look at some of the non-horror films he has directed to see what I mean. Explorers, Innerspace, Matinee, Small Soldiers, and Looney Tunes: Back in Action have all been directed by Joe Dante in addition to quite a bit of television work including Eerie, Indiana (1991). So being such a big fan I hope you can see that I was quite ready for his two entries in the Master of Horror series, Homecoming, and the Screwfly Solution. I was not disappointed by the films and I doubt you will be either.
  The film starts in the suburbs of Houston, Texas in the month of July where we see Joe setting about to what looks like the chore of watering his backyard lawn. Betty, who is trimming the hedge that separates their properties brings up the rising heat of the morning and Joe informs her that it is a hot one already. Betty asks if Joe might want a glass of lemonade if she fixed one. He thanks her for the offer but declines politely. She crosses over to his property saying that it would be no trouble but she stops dead in her tracks. Joe with a warm smile on his face is hosing off his patio, which is coated in blood. It looks like someone has gutted an animal or something. Not noticing Bettys horror he just smiles as he goes about his task, Thanks just the same. Im fine.
  We next see Joe doing more household choresthis time he is cleaning his blood splattered oven. Joe is interrupted by the doorbell and when he answers it he finds three policeman standing on his doorstep. They explain there was a call and that they need to search his home if he wouldnt mind, Joes reaction is far from troubled, he is just completely confused as to why they would be there, he invites them in and apologizes about the mess of the place. The three officers quickly find bloodstained sheets in the bedroom, in the bathroom a bloody shower curtain has been taken from its rod and placed in the corner of the room, and in the garage the officers find a workbench with three bloody corpses wrapped in plastic sheeting.
  The officers arrest Joe and lead him to one of their patrol cars as they read him his rights but the lead officer just cant stand it and demands to know why he had killed his family. Joe calmly informs them that the Lord spoke to him and when he is placed in the car the officer asks what he was told, Joe, clean up this place. As the patrol car pulls away, Betty and her husband, Phil, look on in sadness at what has transpired next door. Phil shakes his head and mutters, Poor old Joe., which causes Betty to give him a look of disgust as she storms off back into their home.
  In the next scene it is now August and we meet Anne Alstein(Norton), a director of a Womens Center located in Ann Arbor, Michigan as she councils an abuse victim, Brenda. A poor woman who has been beaten black and blue by her husband, we learn this is the third time that Brenda has been to the shelter. Anne wonders if Brendas sister in Florida, who has apparently offered to take her sister in, could help. Brenda tearfully explains that she cant get a hold of her sister, she has tried for over a week but every time she phones her sisters husband, Nick, answers and says his wife is out at the moment and when pressed further he doesnt know where she is but he will leave a message. This of course causes some confusion for Anne but Brenda continues and explains what scares her is that her niece lives in Florida as well and when she calls her cell phoneNick answersand repeats the exact same thing he says about Brendas sister.
  Later in the evening at the Alstein house, Anne, and her daughter, Amy (OBrien), and close family friend, Bella Sartiano(Darlow) who is a staunch feminist epidemiologist, are preparing a welcome back party for Alan Alstein (Priestley), and yet another close friend, Barney Braithewaite(Gould). The two men are scientists that have been working to eradicate the canefly infestation problem in the Colombian rain forest for the past five months and are due back that evening. The television the three are watching as they prepare a cake holds their attention as a report of 150 women being publicly executed in Saudi Arabia for violations of the so-called Sharia law and we learn a similar incident occurred the week before in Iran. The television switches to a new story in Jacksonville, Florida where over 100 members of a religious group that have named themselves the Sons of Adam rallied to the support of two men convicted of killing an exotic dancer. Anne is just remarking that her clients sister lives there...

Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [142] -- Republican "Doggy-Doo"

• Oct 09, 2010 from wwwma3hdnet(عبد الله) in World News
  Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points [142] -- Republican "Doggy-Doo" -
  
  We're going to start off with a warning this week: this preamble section is going to be mostly shameless self-promotion and one cheap inside joke. If that sort of egotism bores the pants off you, then you really shouldn't read it at work because walking around with no pants on is likely to get you fired (well, depending on where you work, of course). Ahem. In any case, you have been warned. Skip ahead to the awards sections if you'd like, I won't mind.
  
  We'll start out with the cheap joke, to get it out of the way. I wrote on Wednesday about a question that is becoming more pronounced, if the current polling is to be believed: "If California Legalizes Marijuana, How Will Obama React?" What I didn't include in the article, because I was trying for at least "semi-serious," was the totally-unrelated story which came out the same day. I even refrained from mentioning it when a commenter made a joke about what "joint" sessions of Congress would be like if Proposition 19 passes, I'll have you know. But it's Friday, so our seriousness bar is (as always) quite a bit lower. So here you go: in what has to be a completely unrelated item, the House announced that it has now passed a total of 420 bills that the Senate has failed to act upon. For those who just got the joke, you're welcome.
  
  The comments on Huffington Post to this speculative piece on how the Obama administration will likely react if Proposition 19 passes were very interesting, which has caused me to dig a bit deeper into the issue. I'll be writing a followup article next week, after talking to groups as disparate as the A.C.L.U. (to clear up a few legal points) and a prominent group of "tenthers," or Tenth Amendment enthusiasts. So tune in for that, either next Monday or Wednesday.
  
  But I have to admit, the thing that tickled my ego the most this week was getting featured not once, but twice in the same week by the venerable Andrew Sullivan, who writes the "Daily Dish" blog at The Atlantic. Now, I've always had a lot of respect for Sullivan, because he appears to be somewhat of a political mirror image of what I try to do -- he leans toward conservatism, but he is what I would call "reality-based," in that he is able to admit when the Right makes a mistake or does something stupid. Replace "conservatism" with "liberalism," and "Right" with "Left," in that sentence, and it's pretty much what I strive for.
  
  Sullivan first ran one of my charts from my Monday "Obama Poll Watch" column, which he liked because the graph showed the similarities between Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama, approval-rating-wise. He also ran excerpts of my Wednesday column on the marijuana question. But I am not yet feeling the love from Sullivan, because he hasn't added me to his blogroll yet.
  
  So I'm calling on my loyal readers to start an "Add Weigant to your blogroll" movement, of course! He's obviously reading my stuff, if he quotes me twice in the same week, so I think it's eminently reasonable to ask that he give his readers the option of checking out my main blog site. I invite anyone with way too much time on their hands to click on either one of the links in the previous paragraph -- and then find Andrew's email address on the page, and drop him a friendly note respectfully asking that he consider adding www.chrisweigant.com to his blogroll list. Maybe together, we can all convince him. Please be polite and respectful if you actually send him a note, though. It's certainly worth a try, since, as I said, I have a lot of respect for him as a pundit. In fact, if he adds my site to his blogroll, I promise I will reciprocate and add his to mine, as blogging etiquette demands.
  
  See, I warned everyone this was going to be just rampant egotism from start to finish here...
  
  But enough of this nonsense, let's get on to the week that was, starting as usual with our weekly awards.
  
  
  
  
  While mostly a slow news week in the political realm, since all the Congresscritters are currently scurrying around on the campaign trail instead of doing the People's Business, President Obama did make some big news with his first meaningful veto this week. I wrote about this in more detail yesterday, but the basic upshot is that Congress quickly passed a law which flew under most folks' radar due to its technical nature, and Obama vetoed it because it may impact the growing foreclosure crisis.
  
  Politically, a very smart move for the president. Not so much for Democrats in Congress, but we'll get to them in a moment. Salon helpfully pointed out, though, that the White House press release announcing the veto was a "dog whistle" to the Left, seeing as how it used the phrase "consumer protection" about as many times as humanly possible. For those unable to hear such ultrasonic messages, what this translates into could be summed up as: "See, Elizabeth Warren is already having an influence on President...

2010 Holiday Hot Toy List: Best X-mas Toys to buy

• Sep 21, 2010 from calcuttatube(Ankan Basu (CalcuttaTube.Com)) in *
  September 21, 2010, WAYNE, N.J. (Calcutta Tube): Looking for the BEST TOYS for the Holiday season? Every holiday season, parents look forward to finding the perfect presents that will WOW their kids and elicit cheers of excitement when the wrapping paper is torn off on Christmas morning. To provide gift-givers with a starting point in developing their holiday shopping checklists,ToysRUs unveiled its annual Holiday Hot Toy List, filled with 36 items that are new this year and offer outstanding value in quality, price and play. As the worlds leading dedicated specialty toy retailer, ToysRUs spends the year testing and tracking new product introductions from around the world to identify the best-of-the-best items to include on this annual list.
  The ToysRUs merchant team has shopped the world to create this list of the 36 top toys guaranteed to delight kids of every age this Christmas season, said Karen Dodge, Senior Vice President, Chief Merchandising Officer, ToysRUs, U.S. Each of the items on the 2010 ToysRUs Holiday Hot Toy List represents a combination of quality AND value, offering children toys they can enjoy for years to come, while providing parents with a selection of products at a variety of price points that can fit any budget.
  As THE toy authority, with stores in 34 countries and jurisdictions and more than 60 years of experience, ToysRUs has unique insights into the toy industry. Coupled with its toy-trained associates and the assurance of daily shipments of the hottest playthings through Christmas, gift-givers will find a differentiated shopping experience at ToysRUs, including:
  Knowledgeable Insights from Toy Specialists Each year, there is often much attention paid to one specific hot toy, however parents and gift-givers should know that no one toy is appropriate for every child. Whether shopping for a five-year-old girl or an eight-year-old boy, ToysRUs employees can help select playthings best suited for a particular child based on their age and interests. And, with thousands of unique toys and games available exclusively at ToysRUs stores, shoppers can choose from a broad assortment of distinctive products that cant be found anywhere else.
  Layaway and Rewards Opportunities for Savvy Savers Beyond offering a strong cadence of incredible values, ToysRUs makes holiday shopping convenient and affordable with programs like the companys layaway program, Christmas Savers Club and RewardsRUs. Those who want to reserve a special present early in the season, such as a gym set or video game console, can place items on layaway and make small payments over time.* And to keep these gifts away from eager young eyes, ToysRUs will store items placed on layaway until late in the season. Savvy shoppers can also sign up for the Christmas Savers Club to set aside money through Saturday, October 16 with the benefit of a three percent bonus added to their total savings, which can be used for holiday shopping starting Sunday, October 31.** Customers who choose to enroll in the RewardsRUs program at any ToysRUs store or online at Rewardsrus.Toysrus.com can also take advantage of exclusive shopping nights and savings, as well as e-mail discount offers, giving them even more reason to shop at ToysRUs stores.
  Daily Shipments of the Toys that will WOW Kids on Christmas Determining which gift will elicit an ear-to-ear grin on kids faces Christmas morning is the first important step for parents. But, finding that must have toy, on store shelves, when they need it is where ToysRUs stands apart. With trucks filled with new toy shipments arriving daily throughout the holiday season, parents and gift-givers have a better chance of finding the hottest toys, in-stock at ToysRUs than anywhere else.
  The 2010 ToysRUs Holiday Hot Toy List, outlined below, features 36 total items, including the Fabulous 15 which represents the very best toys of the season. All items on the list are available at ToysRUs stores nationwide and online at Toysrus.com/HotToys.
  Following are the ToysRUs Fabulous 15, representing the best new toys of the holiday season (listed in alphabetical order):
  
  Calico Critters Luxury Townhouse from International Playthings
  Cuponk from Hasbro Games
  Disney Princess & Me dolls from JAKKS Pacific
  Disney-Pixar Toy Story 3 Imaginext Tri-County Landfill from Fisher-Price
  Fast Lane Wild Fire RC from ToysRUs
  Imaginext Bigfoot the Monster from Fisher-Price
  Leapster Explorer from LeapFrog
  Loopz from Mattel
  Minotaurus from LEGO Systems, Inc.
  Monster High Cleo DeNile and Deuce Gorgon doll set from Mattel
  NERF N-Strike Stampede ECS from Hasbro
  Pillow Pets from Ontel Products Corp.
  Sing-a-ma-jigs! from Mattel
  Squinkies Cupcake Surprise! Bake Shop from blip toys
  Tomica Hypercity Mega Station Set from TOMY
  
  
  THE TOYSRUS 2010 HOLIDAY HOT TOY LIST
  From Babys First Christmas to Big Kids, the 2010 ToysRUs Holiday Hot Toy List represents the top new toys for 2010 in each age group:
  Babys First Christmas
  Go Baby Go Stride-to-Ride...