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Bondage and semen-filled spoons from elementary teacher!

“Los Angeles (CNN) -- A Los Angeles elementary school teacher allegedly took bondage photos of more than two dozen students in his classroom, including some with suspected semen-filled spoons at their mouths, investigators said Tuesday.

The young students "didn't realize they were victimized," Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sgt. Dan Scott told CNN Tuesday.

"They thought they were being blindfolded and gagged as a game," he said. "And they were rewarded with cookies or spoons full of sugar (but) they did not realize the spoon contained semen."

The photographs also showed "a large 3-inch cockroach that would crawl on their face," Scott said.

Mark Berndt, 61, was arrested on child molestation charges at his Torrance, California, home Monday and is being held pending $2.3 million bond in a Los Angeles County jail, according to Sheriff's Lt. Carlos Marquez…”  

 

    You see these stories and you think it can not be true.  You must have read the story wrong or something.  You have to read it again.  Then you can not believe that someone could get away with doing something like that and you can not believe that someone would be so stupid.
    The guy was a teacher for 30 years!  How many times must he have done this and how many victims over the years must there be?
     You got to wonder how is it that no one found out about this in the past?   You would think that a kid would go home and say the teacher tied me up or something and warning bells should have been going off big time.
    
      There has to be some high tech answer to things like this now days.  How about a webcam in each class room that runs 24/7.  Each parent of a student in that classroom should have access to that video 24/7.  Plus a few others should have access.  School administration and school security.     

Norwegian Jarlsberg

  I got my new telephones today.  I like them.
I went for my doctor’s appointment today.  The bus ride made my arthritis hurt.  I just put up with the pain most of the time and rare for me to take Aleve for it.  But it was hurting so bad I was glad to get home so I could take an Aleve.
 
  The doctor ordered a lot of blood tests.  He wants them done in about a month and then wants to me come in and see him after he gets the results.  He is not happy with the swelling of my left foot and leg.
   He has increased my Furosemide (water pill) and he wants me to take one potassium each day now.
   The doctor wanted me to take a cholesterol medication.  I told him I was sorry to go against his advice but that I did not want to take any cholesterol medications.

   Last time I saw him, about a year ago, he wanted me to start using compression socks.  I did not do that…. So I told him this time I would buy some and start using them.
   They push the blood up from your feel and legs so the heart can put it out.
  

    I just had some Norwegian Jarlsberg (cheese).  I love cheese.  It was not very good.  First time I have had it as far as I can remember.

   I took an Aleve.  The pain is so bad from the arthritis I am going to bed and see if I can sleep.

Rights for the people not for corporations

Uploaded by coffeepartyusa on Jan 29, 2012

http://www.coffeepartyusa.com/otc-amendment-28
Filmed Jan. 20, 2012 in direct response to the 2nd anniversary of the "Citizens United" Supreme Court decision granting corporations and other special interest entities the "right" to spend unlimited and undisclosed money to influence the outcome of elections in the United States of America. Artwork and spectacle produced by The Backbone Campaign, as part of Occupy the Courts, organized by Move to Amend.
The demonstration included speeches by David Cobb, Thom Hartmann, Annabel Park, Shahid Buttar, Jill Stein, Will Rice and many others, as well as a performance by The Backbone Campaign.
After the Amendment artwork, created by Stephon Moody, was placed at the foot of the US Supreme Court steps, Cobb and Move to Amend hosted a strategy session in the Methodist Building next door. Meanwhile, protestors from #OccupyDC at McPherson Square and #OccupyWashingtonDC at Freedom Plaza removed a police barrier and were able to get as far as giant columns that hold up the words "EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW" before US Supreme Court Police Officers pushed them back to the sidewalk. Nine arrests were made.

Police stop

  My grandson has to be at work early often.  I told you about him having to walk to work one day.   It was about 5 AM and the police stopped him.
  Well today he had to wake up at 3 AM to be at work.  But his boss picked him up so he did not have to walk.  After they left here the police stopped their car.  The police did a check on them.  His boss is not black.  My grandson is half black. 
   The police said they were looking for a car that had been driving around the area with the lights turned off.
   The officer wanted to know where they were coming from and were they were going.  When they said they were going to work the officer wanted to know where you go to work at that time in the morning. 

   I am not anti-police.  A lot of people are very much anti-police and a lot of people hate the police.  You see a lot of comments left on YouTube and other sites about the police.
   I do worry about my grandson.  He has never had any problems with the police.  He does not drink, smoke or do any drugs.  I worry that he is going to run into the wrong police officer someday.
   He often has to walk to work and it is an hour walk.   We live in a nice apartment complex but the area around here is not the best.   He a couple of times when walking had a big dog go after him.  I can not remember if it was the same dog or not.  One time the dog ripped his pants leg.
   I worry more about the police than a mad dog.

Collection calls on Sunday?

  Maybe I should have transferred over my Skype number to my new Charter Phone service.  I went with a new number.  I been getting one or two calls a day.  They appear to be from creditors trying to collect money.  I think a female by the name of Smith had this number.
  It is funny she is getting calls from creditors trying to collect money and from services that are offering to help with people that have money problems.
  One call from a collection service came today and it was a recorded message.  I did not know that collection people could call you on Sunday.  Also is it legal for them to do recorded messages.  Plus the message made it clear that it was a collection service.  It seems that would not be legal. 
  I hate phone calls.

  In a couple of days I will have my new phones.  They are Panasonic KX-TG6512B coreless phones. 
  I did not think I would need one of the features but I guess now I will be using it.   It allows you to block unwanted calls.  You put in the number and then when a call comes from that number they always get a busy signal.
  One of the  callers the other day calling for the woman Smith was a live call.  He was offering a service to help people in debt.  So I told him that I just got the number the other day and there was no smith here.  He just hung up in my ear right away.  He must work on commission.  He should have said he was sorry and he would take me off the list or something.

   I hate people that do phone sales.  My daughter Hilary did that sort of work for years.  She was excellent at it.  She worked some places and they could not believe how good she was at the job.  You got to have something inside you that lets you do that sort of work.  I do not have what it takes.
   I feels sorry for people that do that sort of phone work.  It is hard work. 
   I did the other day put my new phone number on the national do not call list.
   You know you can collect money if those people call and do not follow the rules.  But there are so many loop holes in the rules.  I think bill collectors can call you even if you are on the do not call list.
   
    It is to bad when you get a “new” phone number that you have to deal with the number having been used by someone that had problems.   I guess there is no way to get around it.  It seems like there should be some system to “clear” the number.  When it is no longer used by someone that company that had it could send out a no longer notice and then the company that takes the number should have to hold the number for x amount of time.
    I guess there are reasons that would not work.
   
   Right now I got a “new” phone number and I think I am going to have to deal with calls from bill collectors for someone named Smith.

Hot water leak

    I am very happy with this apartment in west Fort Worth.  It is the first time that I have lived in an apartment.  When I lived in Orlando we rented at first a trailer and then a house.  When we lived in Miami we rented a condo and then a house.
    We got lucky when we rented this apartment in west Fort Worth.  Just a few blocks away are some bad areas and a lot of crime.  
    This is a nice apartment complex and I like the office people.  But they have water problems here.  They have leaks all the time.  It seems like all the time they have to turn off the water for a few hours to do repairs.
  We got a notice on Friday that they would be turning off the water for a few hours on Monday.
  Last night late I went to the mailbox over by the office and hot water was coming up from the ground running down the sidewalk on the street. There was steam because it was about 35 degrees outside.
  I am not sure if it is normal or not…but they have one large, I guess, hot water heater in a room at the office.  That explains why it takes so long when you turn on the hot water before you get it.
  They must spend a lot of money for water bills and for repairs.  
  Right now I would like to do the dishes in the dish washer but no hot water.

   Russell just got home from work and would like to do the laundry but he can not because no hot water.

Ian Abercrombie actor dead at age 77

“Ian Abercrombie (11 September 1934 – 26 January 2012) was an English actor, best known for playing Alfred Pennyworth inBirds of Prey. He appeared as Elaine Benes' fastidious boss, Justin Pitt during the sixth season of Seinfeld, and later as an even more fastidious butler on Desperate Housewives.

Life and career

Abercrombie was born on 11 September 1934 in Grays, Essex, England.^[1] He began his theatrical career during the Blitz in World War II. After his footwork years during which he earned Bronze, Silver and Gold medals in stage dancing, he performed in London, Scotland, Holland and Ireland. He moved to the United States aged 17.^[1] He made his American stage debut in 1955 in a production of Stalag 17 with Jason Robards and Jules Munshin. Many plays in summer stock, regional and off-Broadway followed in a variety of theatrical offerings, from revues to Shakespeare (in a particularly low period, he worked as a magician's assistant for $10 a performance).

In 1957, he was drafted into the Army and stationed in Germany as part of Special Services, where he directed the continental premiere of Separate Tables. In the United States, he went to California for a backers' audition, which went nowhere but he began a long film and television career. He received awards^{[clarification needed]} for his work in Sweet Prince with Keir Dullea;Teeth N'smiles; A Doll's House with Linda Purl; and The Arcata Promise, opposite Anthony Hopkins. He received acclaim for the one-man show, Jean Cocteau - A Mirror Image.

He shared two roles with actor Clive Revill. Revill was Alfred Pennyworth in early episodes of Batman (1992), a role Abercrombie played in the television series Birds of Prey (2002). Revill was also the first actor to play Palpatine, in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980). Abercrombie portrayed the character in the animated Clone Wars series and film. He is the second actor with the name Ian to portray Palpatine: The first was Ian McDiarmid who played Palpatine in 5 of the 6 Star Wars films as well as Lego Star Wars: The Video Game, Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron.

Abercrombie was known to cult film audiences as Wiseman in the comedy horror film Army of Darkness (1993). He guest-starred in many television series such as The Nanny, Wizards of Waverly Place, Airwolf, Babylon 5, and NewsRadio. He portrayed evil chancellor Palpatine in the film The Clone Wars (2008) and reprised his role as Palpatine in the television adaption and its two spin-off video games: Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes and Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels. On radio he was heard in several productions of the Hollywood Theater of the Ear.^{[citation needed]} Abercrombie voiced Ambrose in 2011's Oscar-nominated Rango. He also portrayed Ganthet in Green Lantern: The Ani­mated Series, completing his work on the latest episode of the Cartoon Network show just before his death.^[2]

Death

Abercrombie died in Hollywood, California on 26 January 2012, aged 77, from a fatal heart attack. He is survived by his wife, Gladys.^[1]”

Perky Little Pornstar

  Time to spice up the blog and get some more traffic to ShowMeBlog!  

Here is a popular video that is hosted on DailyMotion.  I do no think that YouTube would allow a video like this on their site.

Perky Little Pornstar (Naked Boys Singing) by jothabe

Google Ad Perferences

  The following story is at the Huffington Post:

  “Google Ad Preferences Thinks It Knows Who You Are, What You Search.” 

“Here's a fun one.

There's an option in your Google account that displays your Ad Preferences page, which lets you see who Google thinks you are and what you're interested in.

If you're an avid Googler, then you probably use the search engine many times a day to find for driving direction, movie times, stock tips, local weather, cooking recipes, sweet deals on shoes and more. Based on what you've searched, Google makes inferences about your demographics and uses this information to show you relevant ads as you use Google products online…”

 

  OK before you all break out in a cold sweat and start to move to the woods with no connection to the grid here are the Ad preferences for me (and you all know how wild and crazy I am right).

“Your categories

Below you can review the interests and inferred demographics that Google has associated with your cookie.

Arts & Entertainment - Online Media - Webcams & Virtual Tours

Arts & Entertainment - Visual Art & Design - Photographic & Digital Arts

Computers & Electronics - Consumer Electronics - Camera & Photo Equipment - Cameras & Camcorders - Cameras

Internet & Telecom - Web Apps & Online Tools

Law & Government

News - Politics - Campaigns & Elections

Online Communities - File Sharing & Hosting

People & Society - Social Sciences

People & Society - Social Sciences - Psychology

Real Estate - Timeshares & Vacation Properties

Shopping

Travel - Tourist Destinations - Beaches & Islands

Your demographics

We infer your age and gender based on the websites you've visited.

Age: 45-54

Gender: Male”

2012 Debate Audiences: A Tribute to Debate Hate