Birbirinden ateşli özbek sex videolarına hemen sizde izlemeye başlayın. Yeni fantazi olan eşli seks ile ilgili içeriklerimiz ilginizi çekebilir. Çeşitli sekreter türk içerikleri son derece heyecanlandırıcı ve zevk verici duruyor. İnternet ortamında güvenilir bir depolama sistemi olan dosya yükle adresimiz sizleri için sorunsuz bir şekilde aktif durumda. Hiç bir bilsiyar keysiz kalmasın diye özel bir indirim Windows 10 Pro Lisans Key Satın Al kampanyasına mutlaka göz atın. Android cihazlarda Dream League Soccer 2020 hileli apk ile beraber sizler de sınırsız oyun keyfine hemen dahil olun. Popüler oyun olan Clash Royale apk indir ile tüm bombaları ücretsiz erişim imkanını kaçırmayın. Sosyal medya üzerinden facebook beğenisi satın al adresi sizlere büyük bir popülerlik katmanıza imkan sağlamaktadır. Erotik kadınlardan oluşan canlı sex numaraları sizlere eğlenceye davet ediyor. Bağlantı sağladığınız bayanlara sex sohbet etmekte dilediğiniz gibi özgürsünüz. Dilediğiniz zaman arayabileceğiniz sex telefon numaraları ile zevkin doruklarına çıkın. Kadınların birbirleri ile yarış yaptığı canlı sohbet hattı hizmeti sayesinde fantazi dünyanız büyük ölçüde gelişecek. Sizlerde hemen bir tık uzağınızda olan sex hattı hizmetine başvurarak arama yapmaya başlayın. İnternet ortamında bulamayacağınız kadın telefon numaraları sitemiz üzerinden hemen erişime bağlı bir şekilde ulaşın. Whatsapp üzerinden sıcak sohbetler için whatsapp sex hattı ile bayanların sohbetine katılabilirsin. Erotik telefonda sohbet ile sitemizde ki beğendiğiniz kadına hemen ulaşın. Alo Sex Numaraları kadınlarına ücretsiz bir şekilde bağlan!
supertotobet superbetin marsbahis kolaybet interbahis online casino siteleri bonus veren siteler
We are the Liberal Blog From Hollywood
L.A.'s Premier Post Facility

Film / Movie Quality Control Reports


Hot Pics & Gossip.

Archive for September 20th, 2014

Ron Paul Opposes War on ISIS, Unlike Son

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Ron Paul Opposes War on ISIS, Unlike Son
Former Rep. Ron Paul strongly opposes going to war with ISIS and further U.S. involvement in the Mideast region, a position at odds with his son, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul. Speaking at the libertarian Liberty Political Action Conference, Ron Paul slammed the bipartisan support in Congress for “rubber-stamping what President Obama wants” on the conflict. Some people think “if the Republicans take over the Senate this year, that will hamstring the president and everything’s going to be OK,” he said. “That’s a joke.”

How Do You Say ‘Weekend at Bernie’s’ in Spanish?
When you’re getting up to no good at work, it’s best to avoid having your picture taken — as this Spanish gravedigger recently discovered. The man, identified only as Clemente, posed for a creepy photo while propping up the corpse of a man who had been dead for 23 years. The other man grinning in the picture is thought to be the deceased’s nephew-in-law, while the dead man’s niece took the picture on her phone. Clemente was pictured wearing his official blue polo shirt emblazoned with the town’s coat-of-arms — a fact which will have infuriated officials at the town hall in Guardamar del Segura, near Alicante.


California authorities search for 5 jail escapees

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

California authorities search for 5 jail escapees
MADERA, Calif. (AP) — Authorities in Central California are on the hunt for five inmates who have escaped a correctional facility.


Secret Service critics pounce after White House breach

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Secret Service critics pounce after White House breach
Some say failure to more quickly stop fence-jumper is emblematic of larger problems at embattled agency


White House, Pentagon Differ on the Semantics of Combat

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

White House, Pentagon Differ on the Semantics of Combat
Alexis Simendinger, RealClearPolitics
President Obama’s insistence that American military forces in Iraq and potentially in Syria “do not and will not have a combat mission” conflicts, at least rhetorically, with the Pentagon’s pay system, which views the military advisers and troops operating in Iraq as in “imminent danger.” Asked Friday if more than 1,600 military personnel deployed to support Iraqi efforts to destroy Islamic State terrorists are receiving combat pay, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said he did not know and that the Defense Department had the answer. That answer, the…

After Syrian Vote, War Debate Will Follow Congress Back Home
Caitlin Huey-Burns, RealClearPolitics
Just a week after President Obama addressed the nation about the threat posed by Islamic State militants and asked Congress to approve arming and training Syrian rebels to fight them, lawmakers gave him what he wanted Thursday evening. The action was quick, by this Congress’ standards, and bipartisan, featuring the formation of atypical alliances — but not without due drama and reservations. The 78-22 tally included nine Democrats and 12 Republicans voting no (along with independent Bernie Sanders). The Senate action follows House passage on Wednesday. As part of a bill that also…

What Will Victory Look Like?
Pat Buchanan, RealClearPolitics
“Congress must now vote to support the first steps of what will be a long march toward victory,” said Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy. Following this clarion call, 71 House Republicans bolted to join 85 Democrats in voting no to U.S. funds to train and arm Syrian rebels. Why the hesitation? Because our strategy in Syria is to rely on a Free Syrian Army that has been the least effective force in that civil war, and untrustworthy to boot. Units of the FSA have handed their U.S. weapons over to ISIS. Yet these “feckless” rebels, says Sen. Bob Corker, constitute “our entire ground game.” John…

No Labels’ 2016 Campaign; Urban Innovations; Nanny State/Police State; Circle of Greed
Carl M. Cannon, RealClearPolitics
Good morning, it’s Thursday, September 18, 2014. The House of Representatives has signed off, at least for now, on President Obama’s plans to militarily confront ISIL. Next in the barrel is the U.S. Senate, which takes up the question, in a slightly different legislative format, today. Meanwhile, the president has other theaters of conflict to attend to, which he will do in back-to-back events this afternoon: At 2 p.m., he meets with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, presumably to talk about continued Russian territorial designs on his country. Following that session, the…


Can England-only votes happen?

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Can England-only votes happen?
Can England-only votes happen at Westminster?

English region powers ‘better fit’
Giving more power to regions of England is the answer to the future of the UK, Wales’ first minister says after Scotland rejects independence.


Explosion Rocks Eastern Ukraine Hours After an Amended Cease-Fire Is Signed

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Explosion Rocks Eastern Ukraine Hours After an Amended Cease-Fire Is Signed
A huge explosion shattered the stillness of an early fall morning in Donetsk, illustrating the fragility of a cease-fire agreed upon two weeks ago.



New Zealand’s Ruling National Party Is Re-elected
The party of Prime Minister John Key cruised to victory with a historic level of support, winning 48 percent of the vote.



Venezuela Moves Jailed Former Police Official to House Arrest
The opposition has long demanded the release of the official, Iván Simonovis, who was jailed in connection with the killing of protesters in 2002, but the Supreme Court said that he would be returned to jail once his health improved.



Opinion: Climate Realities
The world is now on track to more than double current greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere by the end of the century.



Afghan Presidential Rivals Finally Agree on Power-Sharing Deal
In negotiations over the disputed presidential election, Abdullah Abdullah, who is widely expected to lose, has insisted that the count not be made public.




4 of 5 Inmates Are Captured After Escape From California Jail

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

4 of 5 Inmates Are Captured After Escape From California Jail
The five men escaped from the Madera County Jail near Fresno on Friday night and were considered “armed and dangerous,” a statement from the Sheriff’s Department said.




Denying Climate Change ‘Will Cost Us Billions Of Dollars,’ U.S. Budget Director Warns

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Denying Climate Change ‘Will Cost Us Billions Of Dollars,’ U.S. Budget Director Warns

Extreme weather, drought and wildfires all take a toll on the federal budget.

The post Denying Climate Change ‘Will Cost Us Billions Of Dollars,’ U.S. Budget Director Warns appeared first on ThinkProgress.

OMB Director Shaun Donovan.

OMB Director Shaun Donovan.

CREDIT: AP Photo/Susan Walsh

The new U.S. director of the Office of Management and Budget used his first speech to talk about the dangers not acting on climate change poses to the federal budget.

Shaun Donovan, head of the OMB, said in a speech at the Center for American Progress Friday that acting on climate change is “tremendously important” to him and that it’s “critical to our ability to operate and fund the government in a responsible manner.”

“From where I sit, climate action is a must do; climate inaction is a can’t do; and climate denial scores – and I don’t mean scoring points on the board,” Donovan said. “I mean that it scores in the budget. Climate denial will cost us billions of dollars.”

Donovan noted that climate change is increasing the intensity and frequency of extreme weather events, and singled out Superstorm Sandy as a storm that caused huge amounts of damage — $65 billion in all, making it the second most expensive weather disaster in U.S. history, behind Hurricane Katrina. According to a Center for American Progress report from 2013, the U.S. was hit by 14 extreme weather events that created at least $1 billion in damage in 2011, and 11 billion-dollar disasters in 2012. Added up, the disasters from these two years created up to $188 billion in total damage.

Donovan also pointed to wildfires as a major drain on the federal economy. Spending money fighting wildfires during the U.S. fire season — which climate change has already made longer and more intense — uses up the money that the U.S. Forest Service could use on forest management, he said. In 2013, the Forest Service ran out of money to fight forest fires, and had to divert $600 million in funding from timber and other areas in order to continue battling wildfires. It was the sixth year since 2002 that the Forest Service was forced to divert funds from other areas in order to continue fighting fires.

“So we spend what we have to in order to put out the fires, and then we under-invest in the tools that can help mitigate them, only leading to higher costs in the future,” Donovan said.

Drought, too, has been a major expense in the past. The 2012 drought, which hit states like Kansas and Indiana worst of all and decimated corn and soybean crops, cost the U.S. a record $14 billion. And this year’s western drought will likely cost California $2.2 billion and put about 17,000 agricultural workers out of a job.

Two recent studies back up Donovan’s fiscally-driven push to act on climate change: a report from the New Climate Economy Project and a working paper from the International Monetary Fund. Both found that cutting greenhouse gases may actually lead to faster economic growth, and the IMF noted that the co-benefits of cutting carbon emissions — which will come largely in the form of improvements to public health, such as decreased asthma and other respiratory illnesses and attacks — will help drive down medical costs.

Donovan’s speech comes days before President Obama speaks at the United Nation’s climate summit in New York on Tuesday. The summit will come after what organizers are calling the “largest climate march in history,” which could attract more than 100,000 people who will march through Manhattan to show their support for climate action. Lawmakers have introduced bills on climate change leading up to the events in New York — on Friday, 10 senators introduced a bill targeting “super pollutants” such as methane and soot, and Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) introduced a bill that aims at helping the U.S. prepare for the health impacts of climate change.

The post Denying Climate Change ‘Will Cost Us Billions Of Dollars,’ U.S. Budget Director Warns appeared first on ThinkProgress.

More Than 700 Newborn Babies Exposed To Tuberculosis

A worker infected with tuberculosis interacted with patients in Providence Memorial Hospital’s nursery for nearly a year before doctors diagnosed him with the disease.

The post More Than 700 Newborn Babies Exposed To Tuberculosis appeared first on ThinkProgress.

tuberculosis

CREDIT: Shutterstock

Officials in a Texas hospital are scrambling to give free screenings and follow-up care to more than 700 newborns and 40 employees thought to have been exposed to tuberculosis, the El Paso Times reported Friday.

The El Paso Department of Public Health issued a statement on Friday stating that a worker infected with tuberculosis interacted with patients in Providence Memorial Hospital’s nursery for nearly a year before doctors diagnosed him with the disease.

“TB is a serious but treatable disease that is spread through the air,” the health department said in a letter to parents. “Although TB is not easy to catch from another person, we want to be extra sure that your child is examined.”

Tuberculosis, the potentially fatal disease also known as TB, affects the lungs and other parts of the body. It thrives in dense housing, shared living spaces, and areas with poor ventilation. The infected can spread tuberculosis through the air when they cough and sneeze. Drug-resisistant strains of TB are on the rise, threatening a global crisis.

More than one million people worldwide — particularly those living in areas with poor health care systems — succumb to the disease each year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Defeating tuberculosis depends of proper use of medication, as prescribed by doctors. If left untreated, the disease poses great risk to infected people and those in their immediate surroundings.

To mitigate the risk of tuberculosis mutating into a deadlier, antibiotic-resistant strain, patients have to take a cocktail of antibiotics over the course of six months, as suggested by WHO. But that doesn’t happen often, a recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study found. According to the study, health care providers in 75 percent of U.S. hospitals often prescribe the wrong dosage of prescription medication to their patients.

Experts say that mismanagement and misuse of prescription medication may have caused more than 70 cases of drug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in the United States in 2013. In the previous year, China and India reported a combined 124,000 cases, which proliferated in areas where people lived in close quarters.

“What could happen is progressively multi-drug resistant TB takes over from normal tuberculosis,” Dr. Mario Raviglione, the director of the WHO’s Global Tuberculosis program, told BBC News last year. “If this happens, not only would millions of patients potentially die of this form of TB, but if I look at it from an economic perspective the cost of dealing with millions of potential cases is enormous.”

Experts say TB’s comeback is partly because it is regarded as a “disease of poverty,” and because pharmaceutical companies assumed that current vaccinations would eliminate the disease. The Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative, a Netherlands-based organization dedicated to the research and development of new tuberculosis vaccines, says that efficient drug therapies, new vaccines, and accurate diagnoses can quell the spread of the disease and save tens of millions of lives across the world.

While a host of vaccinations — including BCG, TBVI, and Aeras — have either been developed or are currently undergoing the development stages, many hurdles exist in doling out treatment.

Between 2001 and 2011, prices of vaccine packages that treat nearly a dozen diseases increased by more than 2700 percent, according to the Public Library of Science. A 2011 UNICEF Supply Division data set also showed that Western pharmaceutical companies charged the United Nations program more for its products than its Indian and Indonesian counterparts.

While the Affordable Care Act, dubbed as Obamacare, allows poor people to receive complementary preventative care — which includes immunizations, screening, and tests — Texas’ low income residents may not be able to use those services, due to the state’s refusal to expand Medicaid.

Texas currently leads the nation in the number of uninsured with 6 million people — one out of six of whom is children. Uncompensated medical treatment costs the state $4 billion annually, according to a letter that judges from Texas’ six largest counties sent to state legislators in August. A White House report released that month stated that Medicaid expansion would cover 1.2 million Texans by 2016.

In the Lone Star State, where tuberculosis affects Latinos and African Americans in great number, proper vaccination can be effective against the disease that’s been called a silent killer. This reality holds especially true for low-income children, a group found often to not be up to date on their vaccinations. As the CDC said in its recent report, early immunization can prevent excessive school absences and lower future health care costs.

The post More Than 700 Newborn Babies Exposed To Tuberculosis appeared first on ThinkProgress.


Come Out of Hiding, Cory Booker

Posted in Main Blog (All Posts) on September 20th, 2014 11:08 pm by HL

Come Out of Hiding, Cory Booker

Is the World Going Nuts?
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
There is an unraveling taking place in parts of the world. In the Middle East, the old order that stretched from Libya to Syria has collapsed. In Russia, the rise of oil prices has empowered and emboldened President Vladimir Putin — and he wants a makeover on the fall of the Soviet Union. Putin is testing the stability of the old international order built after World War II, and sees that it is weaker than most people might have guessed. But why is all this happening? In the Middle East, people were tired of the old dictatorships. They weren’t prepared for what should follow them, but they…

Multiculturalism Is a Failure
Walter Williams, Townhall
German Chancellor Angela Merkel declared that in Germany, multiculturalism has “utterly failed.” Both Australia’s ex-prime minister John Howard and Spain’s ex-prime minister Jose Maria Aznar reached the same conclusion about multiculturalism in their countries. British Prime Minister David Cameron has warned that multiculturalism is fostering extremist ideology and directly contributing to homegrown Islamic terrorism. UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage said the United Kingdom’s push for multiculturalism has not united Britons but pushed them apart. It has allowed for Islam to emerge…