March 6, 2016

Sanders Says He's Gotten 5m Individual Donations, Sees Maine Win

Bernie Sanders says average donation to his campaign is ~$27. Also says he expects to win Maine's Democratic caucuses tonight Sanders speaks to reporters in Flint, Mich., ahead of debate with rival Hillary Clinton

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Hillary Gump?

(Steven Hayward) This Hillary-as-Forrest-Gump video, made for the 1995 Gridiron dinner in Washington, is so gobsmackingly awful that we just have to share it. It's Hillary at her "I ain't no wise tahrred" worst. But as Ed Driscoll (H/T by the way) points out, once you watch it, it can't be unseen, so I recommend strong drink before, during, and after viewing:

Source: Power Line

Cali's Gov't-Run Pension Fund Aims To Pad Assets By Suing Scandal-Plagued VW

'Volkswagen's actions are particularly heinous, since the company marketed itself as a forward thinking steward of the environment'

Via: The Daily Caller

Ray Tomlinson, Creator of the Email and '@' Symbol, Dies at 74

"People just loved to work with him."

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Cruz Eyes Trump, Warns Against Brokered Republican Convention

The Texas senator is trying to establish himself as the clear alternative to front-runner Donald Trump.

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Stunned Bystanders See This Animal Peering Outside Semi-Truck Window Moments After Smashing Into a Parked Car and Tree

"After he left, the dog rolled [the windows] back down."

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Two Chinese Workers Were In For a Big Surprise After They Unsealed an Elevator One Month After Cutting Off Its Power

"Her hands were distorted … there were scratches on the wall, it was horrible."

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Process as code: Security ops orchestration for a brave new world

multiscreen Cybercrime is an enormous problem — a nemesis of the federal government, America's biggest corporations and tens of millions of individuals. But there is now legitimate hope that a big piece of the cybercrime problem can eventually be solved. Read More

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Marco Rubio wins Puerto Rico primary

Sen. Marco Rubio won the Republican presidential primary in Puerto Rico Sunday, according to projections by news organizations.

With about a quarter of the votes counted, Mr. Rubio had nearly 75 percent of the votes.

It will be the second primary win for the Florida senator, who trails far behind ...

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Marco Rubio Wins Puerto Rico Republican Primary

23 delegates

Via: The Daily Caller

Marco Rubio Wins Puerto Rico GOP Race

The U.S. territory's three super-delegates have committed to Rubio.

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Presidential Candidates Pay Tribute to Nancy Reagan

 

"Nancy's strength of character was legendary, and her advocacy—especially for Alzheimer's research—was tireless."

 

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Marco Rubio Wins Puerto Rico Republican Primary

Marco Rubio wins Puerto Rico Republican primary, defeating Donald Trump and Ted Cruz by wide margin. Election is only chance Republicans on the island will have to officially register opinion on presidential race; Puerto Rico voters aren't eligible to vote in Nov. 8 general election Rubio made last-minute visit to island a day before the election, campaigning in San Juan NOTE: Puerto Rico reduced polling locations from 2012, and officials forecast long lines, though lower turnout overall Result

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The Best Sanders Endorsement Yet

(Steven Hayward) I don't know who Naomi Brockwell is, but her rendering of "Irina Alexandrovevskivich" endorsing Bernie Sanders and especially his malodorous idea of that we don't need 23 kinds of deodorant is perfectly done:

Source: Power Line

Two Firefighters Suspended After Saving 18-Month-Old Girl's Life

"I sleep well at night knowing I provided good care to that young lady."

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Celebrity Hairdresser Used Boxing Skills to Fight off 'Savage' Mugger Outside His Salon

"It could have been much worse."

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The broken world of mobile payments and how to fix it

mobile payments It's being predicted that by the end of this year, mobile payment transactions in the U.S. will grow 210 percent. Despite this impressive gain, it turns out that not everyone is taking advantage of mobile payments. Why aren't more people enjoying the convenience and ease of mobile payments? Some have said that the system for money exchange in the mobile world was broken before… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

Detroit Pastor Makes Awkward Reference To Bill Clinton Sex Scandals At Hillary Event

'I saw her take a licking and keep on ticking'

Via: The Daily Caller

Scientists Discover Possible New 'Ghostlike' Octopus Species Near Hawaii

And it's pretty adorable.

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3-D Printer Helps Dog Without Front Legs Get Around Better

"It's like watching your child walk for the first time."

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Clinton Sees `No Basis' for Indictments in E-Mail Server Probe

Hillary Clinton said there's "no basis" for indicting anyone after one of her former aides was reportedly granted immunity in the U.S. investigation of her use of a private e-mail server when she was secretary of state.

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Nancy Reagan, RIP

(Steven Hayward) News out in the last hour that Nancy Reagan has passed away at 94. I don't have much to add beyond the obvious—that she was a significant influence on her husband's career and course once in office, though I also think her influence was distorted or overstated in some ways. I didn't write about her much in my two Reagan books in part because I became convinced that the most

Source: Power Line

Former First Lady Nancy Reagan Dies at 94

Nancy Reagan, the former actress who was fiercely protective of husband Ronald Reagan through a Hollywood career, eight years in the White House, an assassination attempt and her husband's Alzheimer's disease, died on Sunday at age 94, the Reagan library said.

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Former first lady Nancy Reagan dies at 94 in California

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Nancy Reagan, the helpmate, backstage adviser and fierce protector of Ronald Reagan in his journey from actor to president - and finally during his 10-year battle with Alzheimer's disease - has died. She was 94.

The former first lady died Sunday at her home in the ...

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Clinton Spokesman: Hillary Sought To Improve Transparency Compliance At State Dept. [VIDEO]

Hillary Clinton's chief campaign spokesman offered up some impressive spin this weekend when he claimed that the former secretary of state sought to improve the State Department's compliance with public records requests while she was in office. Brian Fallon, Clinton's communications director, was asked by CNN's Michael Smerconish on Saturday whether Clinton's private email server […]

Via: The Daily Caller

Nancy Reagan, Protector and Wife of U.S. President, Dies at 94

Nancy Reagan, the former actress and first lady who nurtured the political career of husband Ronald Reagan over three decades during which he became governor of California and U.S. president, has died. She was 94.

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Former First Lady Nancy Reagan Dies At Age 94

Former First Lady Nancy Reagan, the wife of the late former President Ronald Reagan, died Sunday at the age of 94, according to multiple reports.

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Donald Trump warns third-party scheme is 'playing with fire'

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump warned GOP leaders Sunday against mounting a third-party challenge against him, arguing that they would hand the presidency to Democrat Hillary Clinton and allow her to stack the U.S. Supreme Court with liberal judges.

"I think it is really playing with fire," the real estate ...

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5 Earthquake Time Bombs Which Could Devastate America

The U.S. has its own of extremely dangerous earthquake "time bombs."

Via: The Daily Caller

Hamas Fighters Are Reportedly Afraid of Entering 'Tunnels of Death' After Seven Recent Collapses

"To be buried alive is a terrible way to die."

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Former First Lady Nancy Reagan dies at 94

Her marriage to Ronald Reagan lasted 52 years until his death in 2004.

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Autodesk CEO Carl Bass On Investing In The Future

25192578202_2bd247ab73_k A year ago, the design-focused software firm Autodesk announced it would stop selling its standalone perpetual licenses of its desktop software, and early last month, it began implementing that switch, a move that will be complete by mid-year, when the company's older products will no longer be available. As part of its "restructuring plan," the public company also laid off… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

CBS Anchor Amused at Hillary Clinton's Spin over Aide's Immunity: 'You See This As Good News?

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Biden jokes about GOP candidates, Supreme Court vacancy

Vice President Joseph R. Biden couldn't resist taking shots at the Republican presidential candidates Saturday night in a monologue at the annual Gridiron Dinner in Washington.

The vice president called Texas Sen. Ted Cruz "an inspiration to every kid in America who worries that he'll never be able to run ...

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Romney Would 'Absolutely' Support Ted Cruz Over Donald Trump [VIDEO]

After Super Saturday, Trump was 'low energy'

Via: The Daily Caller

Super Saturday: Candidate Reaction in 2 Minutes

Ted Cruz gained some momentum with victories in Kansas and Maine. Donald Trump scored narrow victories in Louisiana and Kentucky. The billionaire front-runner called upon Marco Rubio to drop out after another rough night at the polls. Hillary Clinton maintained her lead by winning delegate-rich Louisiana, while Bernie Sanders took caucuses in Kansas and Nebraska. Here's some of what the candidates had to say.

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Cognitive correction and creating better human-to-machine interaction

language-bot The lifetime of the computer has been marked by an ongoing struggle to communicate with the machine. When two human conversational participants come from different languages, true communication only occurs when one can learn to speak in the language of the other. At the beginning of the history of computation, it was the human who had to use the language of the machine; early programmers… Read More

Source: TechCrunch

How secret is it? (12)

(Scott Johnson) In today's Washington Post, Rosalind Helderman and Tom Hamburger advance the story of Hillary Clinton's insecure private email service for the conduct of official business as Secretary of State. They report: "Hillary Clinton wrote 104 emails that she sent using her private server while secretary of state that the government has since said contain classified information, according to a new Washington Post analysis of Clinton's publicly released correspondence." Query: is

Source: Power Line

Castro Fact-Checked On The Air After Claiming Hillary Clinton 'Cleared' By Justice Department

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Glenn Beck Warns That Trump Is Adolf Hitler [VIDEO]

'Donald Trump is a dangerous man with the things he's been saying'

Via: The Daily Caller

Peyton Manning to Retire After 18 NFL Seasons

Manning relinquishes the game he loves secure in having left an indelible imprint on America's most popular sport.

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Rubio: 'Ronald Reagan Looked and Acted Nothing Like Donald Trump'

"I have experience at beating people … who don't say who they truly are."

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Trump Leads Cruz in Michigan; Clinton Ahead of Sanders: NBC News

Donald Trump backed by 41% of likely Republican primary voters in Mich., compared with 22% for Sens. Ted Cruz and 17% for Marco Rubio, NBC News/Wall St. Journal/Marist poll finds ahead of March 8 contest. In Democratic race, Hillary Clinton leads Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders among likely primary voters by 57% to 40% NOTE: Polls conducted March 1-3 among 2,229 registered voters; margins of error range from +/- 4.5 ppts for 482 likely GOP voters and +/- 4.2 ppts for 546 likely Democratic voters Rel

Source: Bloomberg Politics

Harrington Breaks Down Cruz's 'Big Night,' Rise as Trump Alternative

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Meet The Radical Gun Control Group That Pushes The Anti-Gun Hollywood Agenda

They are a propaganda machine dedicated to smearing gun owners via entertainment venues

Via: The Daily Caller

'Kill All the Jews': Uber Driver Sentenced Over Road Rage Incident

"If this was the other way around and Muslims were being insulted, I have a good feeling you would feel strongly."

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'SNL' Targets Trump KKK Controversy With 'Racists For Trump' Parody Ad

The segment parodied the standard campaign ad, with one little twist.

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Iraqi Officials: Death Toll From Suicide Attack South of Baghdad Climbs to 47, Including 39 Civilians.

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, which bore the hallmarks of the Islamic State group.

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Israeli Leader Calls Biden a 'Friend,' Says Visit Shows U.S. Relations Strong

Biden will arrive in Israel on Tuesday.

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Dealing With Devils

"In communities scarred by violence, many don't know what peace looks like. Teenagers in Brazilian favelas, Jamaican garrisons, and Honduran slums see these crime wars as a natural state of affairs. It's normal to have men on the corner with Kalashnikovs, shots ringing out at night, corpses hanging from bridges.''

Ioan Grillo's new book shines a torch on the darker side of Latin America and the Caribbean—specifically, on the grotesque institutional violence used by criminal gangs. Grillo begins his journey in the slum cities of Rio de Janeiro. This is dangerous work. In 2001, a Brazilian investigative journalist attracted the ire of a gang and was subjected to a street trial.

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