Don't fight over spilled punch

http://www.csmonitor.com/The-Culture/Fa ... lled-punch

Kindergarten brawl: Graduation turns into riot over spilled punch

Kindergarten brawl over spilled punch: Parents and teens at an Ohio kindergarten graduation fought using a hammer and pipe as weapons, police say.

A kindergarten graduation brawl at a Cleveland school May 31 started over spilled punch. Cleveland police take a woman into custody at Michael R. White Elementary.

Two teenage girls apparently started hitting each other at Michael R. White Elementary School, and their families joined in, Cleveland police Cmdr. Wayne Drummond said. The fight involved adults and minors, he said.

Moi

Remember: Whenever you attend a graduation, come packing

Schools are not a place you want to be caught unarmed. Huh?

Right now they are a place where you DON'T WANT to be caught... armed. It's a good way to end up dead or in jail if you get REAL lucky...

Sharon Stone Named Suspect in Cannes Jewel Heist

Variety

French police have named actress Sharon Stone as their prime suspect in the daring heist, in which more than $1.4 million in jewels were stolen from a hotel room during the Cannes Film Festival. According to authorities, they zeroed in on the “Basic Instinct” star as their prime suspect after an IMDb search helped them realize the actress hasn’t been a movie star in almost a decade, which made her attendance at the Cannes Film Festival extremely suspicious, they noted.

“Sharon Stone’s last starring role in a major theatrical release was in 2006’s ‘Basic Instinct 2,’ which should have gone to straight-to-DVD anyway,” a spokesperson for the Nice police told Hollywood & Swine. “So what possible business does Sharon Stone have attending the 2013 Cannes Film Festival other than to steal expensive jewels? No one including Ms. Stone has been able to give us a good answer.”

When French detectives brought Stone in for questioning earlier today for her alleged involvement in the jewelry theft, she immediately began reciting popular lines from her infamous interrogation scene in 1992’s “Basic Instinct.” She then tried to intimidate detectives by uncrossing her legs, but officers explained to the Oscar-nommed actress that no one has wanted to see that since the ’90s.

Stone reportedly told detectives she was at the festival to see her former co-star Michael Douglas’ new Liberace biopic, “Behind the Candelabra.” Detectives quickly dismissed this as an unlikely motive for traveling across the globe to France, when like most of America, Stone could have waited until the film premiered on HBO. Detectives believe what may help them prove Stone is responsible for the jewel heist is the actress’s long and notorious history of theft. Detectives have numerous sworn affidavits by co-stars from her brief guest-starring stint on “Law & Order: SVU,” where Stone is accused of trying to steal every scene she was in by overacting.

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:49 pm --------------------------------------------------------

I wonder

If it went anything like

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/ ... N.mp4/view

C'est la France.

Moi

is this like the French version of the Onion? She breaths air, she must be up to something.

River

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm Sharon Stone Named Suspect in Cannes Jewel Heist

Variety

French police have named actress Sharon Stone as their prime suspect in the daring heist, in which more than $1.4 million in jewels were stolen from a hotel room during the Cannes Film Festival. According to authorities, they zeroed in on the

“Basic Instinct”

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm star as their prime suspect after an IMDb search helped them realize the actress hasn’t been a movie star in almost a decade, which made her attendance at the Cannes Film Festival extremely suspicious, they noted.

“Sharon Stone’s last starring role in a major theatrical release was in 2006

’s ‘Basic Instinct 2,’

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm which should have gone to straight-to-DVD anyway,” a spokesperson for the Nice police told Hollywood & Swine. “So what possible business does Sharon Stone have attending the 2013 Cannes Film Festival other than to steal expensive jewels? No one including Ms. Stone has been able to give us a good answer.”

When French detectives brought Stone in for questioning earlier today for her alleged involvement in the jewelry theft, she immediately began reciting popular lines from her infamous interrogation scene in 1992

’s “Basic Instinct.”

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm She then tried to intimidate detectives by uncrossing her legs, but officers explained to the Oscar-nommed actress that no one has wanted to see that since the ’90s.

Stone reportedly told detectives she was at the festival to see her former co-star Michael Douglas

’ new Liberace biopic, “Behind the Candelabra.”

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm Detectives quickly dismissed this as an unlikely motive for traveling across the globe to France, when like most of America, Stone could have waited until the film premiered on HBO. Detectives believe what may help them prove Stone is responsible for the jewel heist is the actress’s long and notorious history of theft. Detectives have numerous sworn affidavits by co-stars from her brief guest-starring stint on

“Law & Order: SVU,”

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm where Stone is accused of trying to steal every scene she was in by overacting.

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:49 pm ------------

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Jun 02, 2013 5:39 pm --------------------------------------------

I wonder

If it went anything like

http://www.criticalcommons.org/Members/ ... BASIC_INST

INCTS__-_INTERROGATION.mp4/view

C'est la France.

Moi

Sounds pretty made up to me. Or else it is a good PR stunt.

Follow what is happening in Turkey.

It reminds me of People's Park

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Park

It seems the government is planning to convert a beloved park into a mall.

The demonstrators came out over their park and "the cause" has spread to include Islamist policies such as the imposition of new alcohol restrictions.

Threatened with masses of people waving their beers, fire hoses and tear gas were applied by police as well as barricades.

On last report the police have withdrawn and one helluva a party is going on in the streets of Istanbul.

Go around news.

Search: Turkey demonstrations.

Remember: Turks are Muslim-lite and not going to tolerate imposition of Islam by the government.

Besides, where will the rich oil Arabs go for a drinking holiday now that Egypt and Lebanon are off the drinking & security & Islam too, vacation list.

Moi

gonna send to Hakan to try get a report from our EA Istanbul correspondent

A copy / paste from Hakan of Istanbul

I hope y'all are as impressed as I am.

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:49 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

It started as a protest against the cutting of trees... The municipality of Istanbul insisted to cut trees of one of the parks in Istanbul close to Taksim Square consider this as Madison Sq of ours.... in order to broaden the pavements... And naturally the nature loving people began protesting the cutting of trees and began to move in to the park to protect the trees...

Then came the police intervention in fact police brutality... they used tear gases on those people...And those people do not belong to a certain party or an ideaologu but just nature lovers.... and when the rest of istanbul saw this police brutality...the whole city began to protest the police and use of force and government

By social media every city showed its support to Istanbul and began to protest the goverment

After 5 days of huge protests, government stepped back and withdraw the police force and the park is now free...And also the court suspended the decision to build a shopping mall on the park...

The protests were because of police brutality against its own people using heavy tear gas bombs as if they are fighting against the nation...

It was really remarkable to see tens of thousand people all together all races all sexes everybody for one aim to protect the nature and protest the police brutality and government

He gave these references:

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/police ... sCatID=341

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/minist ... sCatID=338

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/analys ... sCatID=409

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:49 pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I am impressed that it was the "authorities" who retreated.

Victory went to the people, in the short and long run.

Can anyone remember such a victory for American protesters when the Police show up?

I am impressed.

Moi

FREEDOM

Today's report from Istanbul

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:49 pm -------------------------------------------------------------

Much better here, people are feeling better cause at least they saw that the awarenes has increased among the regular people as well..

This was a protest for protecting the city park but since the police used tear gases and water then it turned against govenrment and ministeries controlling the police force

but people won... hope the government learned to pay attention to its people...

its the victory of nature...

best

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/analys ... sCatID=470

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/defini ... sCatID=473

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/taksim ... sCatID=339

moi621 (imported) wrote: Tue Feb 19, 2013 6:49 pm -----------------------------------------------------------------

Years ago I told him Turkey could not just remain a big empty spot on the map.

I think he liked it that way, the way I like the fifties.

Moi

FREEDOM

When will Americans wake up and likewise take to the streets.

"I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore"

I have just a couple questions for you on that Moi,

Take to the streets, that means you will need to leave your house.

Mad as hell, ? at who? for what? what are you not going to take any more? Remember you still need to leave your house.

River

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Tue Jun 04, 2013 5:38 am I have just a couple questions for you on that Moi,

Take to the streets, that means you will need to leave your house.

Mad as hell, ? at who? for what? what are you not going to take any more? Remember you still need to leave your house.

River

Erosion of American Rights guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, if you can afford it & win.

The Plutocracy

The money managed political system making it ever more difficult to be "middle class"

Corperationism = National Socialism = Statism = privatized profits, socialized loses

and the list includes, "Your Precious!"

Unfortunately, and frustratedly, my efforts to educate confirmed leftist and a confirmed rightest

that there is also the vertical, corperationist at the top, progressives - populist at the bottom, has been ineffectual.

Today, both left and right serve the "top".

I see no difference between Bernanke dollars to Wall St. vs Tax Cuts to Wall St. except one is a RepubloCRATIC program and the other is a REPUBLOcratic program

And I do not believe after all the years I have tried to illuminate, that there is an iota of "get it".

You are all involved with the RepubloCratic game; believing there is a difference and investing your money and energies into that pseudo-difference. That's why you don't get Moi. I am outside that game placing me off your game board.

All Americans should be mad as hell over the deceit and media control it took to arrive at the same place the nation was in the late 1800's. Money driven and corrupt.

Don't get me started, unless YOU start a thread in Political Discussion

"What Does Moi Have To Be Mad About .

Moi

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