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No more hugs, no more special moments to celebrate together, no more phone
calls just to chat, no more "just one minute."

Sometimes, what we care about the most gets all used up and goes away,
never to return before we can say good-bye, or say "I love you."

Life is important, like people we know who are special. And so, we keep
them close!

Suppose one morning you never wake up, do all your friends know how you
really feel? The important thing is to let every one of your friends know
your true feelings, even if you think they don't love you back.

So, just in case I'm gone tomorrow, please rest assured...
I voted against that jerk, Obama, both times.

LOVE HEARTS

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To Understand the mind of this woman be sure to read the whole 'letter to the editor', including her definition of a natural born citizen!
From the Carteret County News-Times
(Editor's note: The following Letter to the Editor, published in the Jan. 23 edition, has gone viral on the Web after a reader linked it to a Fox News Facebook page. It had received more than 4,000 comments and been shared more than 12,000 times by Tuesday morning.
We have now discovered something with less intelligence than a moon rock. I am now dumber for having read it. When you're done, Share it. No one deserves to suffer thru this idiocy alone. God help us...
“Life’s tough … it’s even tougher if you’re stupid.”.............-John Wayne

To Understand the mind of this woman be sure to read the whole 'letter to the editor', including her definition of a natural born citizen!
From the Carteret County News-Times
(Editor's note: The following Letter to the Editor, published in the Jan. 23 edition, has gone viral on the Web after a reader linked it to a Fox News Facebook page. It had received more than 4,000 comments and been shared more than 12,000 times by Tuesday morning.
We have now discovered something with less intelligence than a moon rock. I am now dumber for having read it. When you're done, Share it. No one deserves to suffer thru this idiocy alone. God help us...
“Life’s tough … it’s even tougher if you’re stupid.”.........-John Wayne

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This was not an exciting subject and the professor decided to lighten up the mood.
He pointed to a young woman in the front row and asked, 'Do you know what your assh*le is doing while you're having an orgasm?'

She replied, 'Probably golfing with his buddies.’
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As intelligence officials pieced together the puzzle of events unfolding in Libya, they concluded even before the assaults had ended that al Qaeda-linked terrorists were involved. Senior administration officials, however, sought to obscure the emerging picture and downplay the significance of attacks that killed a U.S. ambassador and three other Americans. The frantic process that produced the changes to the talking points took place over a 24-hour period just one day before Susan Rice, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, made her now-famous appearances on the Sunday television talk shows. The discussions involved senior officials from the State Department, the National Security Council, the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the White House.

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Anna and Alex Nikolayev are described as loving parents who took their baby, who has a heart murmur, to Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento when he started exhibiting flu-like symptoms. The family has undergone plenty of doctor visits in the last five months for the their son’s heart, and were unsettled by the treatment he was receiving. At one point, Anna says, a nurse came in and started giving the baby, named Sammy, medicine. When she asked what it was the nurse allegedly replied, “I don’t know.” “I’m like, you’re working as a nurse, and you don’t even know what to give to my baby…?” Anna said in an interview with ABC’s local affiliate, News10/KXTV.
They later found out that medicine was antibiotics, which Anna claims the doctor told her Sammy shouldn’t have received. After doctors started discussing heart surgery, the Nikolayevs decided they wanted a second opinion. They weren’t categorically opposed to the procedure, but they wanted a different doctor. “
“If we got the one mistake after another, I don’t want to have my baby have surgery in the hospital where I don’t feel safe,” Anna explained.
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Of the total of forty-four US Presidents, Obama has been rated fifth best president ever.

According to a Democratic publicity release that said, "...after a little more than four years in office, President Obama has been rated the fifth best president ever."

Details according to White House publicists:

* Reagan, Lincoln, Washington and seven others tied for first,
* Fifteen presidents tied for second,
* Seventeen other presidents tied for third,
* Jimmy Carter came in fourth, and
* Obama came in fifth.

When advised of the report, eighty-eight year old Jimmy Carter was seen doing a cartwheel as he realized that he is no longer considered the worst U.S. President in history. Obama-re-elected-victory-300x225

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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - A Philadelphia jury began its second day of deliberations on Wednesday in the murder trial of a doctor accused of killing babies and a patient during late-term abortions at a clinic serving low-income women.

Dr. Kermit Gosnell, 72, who ran the now-shuttered Women's Medical Society Clinic, could face the death penalty if convicted by the jury in Common Pleas Court in Philadelphia.

The case focuses on whether the infants were born alive and then killed.

The seven-woman, five-man jury that heard five weeks of testimony deliberated about three hours on Tuesday afternoon after receiving instructions from Judge Jeffrey Minehart.

The jury resumed deliberations at about 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday.

Gosnell is charged with four counts of first-degree murder for delivering live babies during late-term abortions and then deliberately severing their spinal cords, prosecutors said.

The charges have fueled the debate in the United States about late-term abortions.

It is legal in Pennsylvania to abort a fetus up to 24 weeks into a pregnancy. Gosnell also faces other charges, including that he performed 24 abortions beyond 24 weeks.

Nine states ban abortions after 20 weeks, according to the abortion rights group NARAL. Other states recently put new restrictions on abortions, with Arkansas banning them at 12 weeks and North Dakota at six weeks.

Most abortions, 92 percent, are performed before 14 weeks, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and 1.3 percent are performed beyond 20 weeks.

In his instructions to the jury, the judge said state law defines a live baby as one that is fully expelled from the mother and showing signs of life such as breathing, heart beat or movement.

If a baby shows those signs, he told the jury, "That baby us a human being."

Gosnell's defense contends there is no evidence the babies were alive after they were aborted.

In his closing argument on Monday, defense lawyer Jack McMahon cited the medical examiner's testimony that none of the 47 fetuses tested randomly from the West Philadelphia clinic had been born alive.

Assistant District Attorney Edward Cameron said in his closing argument that witnesses testified that one of the aborted babies was breathing before its neck was cut, another made a whining sound and another moved its arms and legs.

Gosnell's lawyer argued the doctor used the drug digoxin that would have killed the fetuses, and any noise or movement would have been involuntary spasms.

But prosecutors said Gosnell did not always use digoxin and that it did not always work properly.

'HOUSE OF HORRORS'

The clinic that prosecutors call a "house of horrors" has been watched closely by both sides of the abortion debate.

Reverend Frank Pavone, director of the anti-abortion group Priests for Life, said the often gory trial testimony "will change the conversation. ... It'll help people engage and make them realize they're not just talking about a theoretical idea."

Abortion rights activists said Gosnell was an outlier among predominantly safe and legal abortion providers.

"Gosnell ran a criminal enterprise, not a healthcare facility, and should be punished to the fullest extent of the law," said Eric Ferrero, a spokesman for the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.

Testimony has depicted a filthy clinic serving mostly low-income women in the largely black community. McMahon said Gosnell wanted to help the under-privileged community.

Gosnell is also charged with murdering Karnamaya Mongar, 41, of Virginia, who died from a drug overdose after going to him for an abortion, prosecutors said.

The defense lawyer said Mongar was given guideline amounts of the drug Demerol as anesthesia during the abortion, as had hundreds of other women at the clinic.

Gosnell, who has been in jail since his January 2011 arrest, is on trial with Eileen O'Neill, a medical graduate student accused of billing patients and insurance companies as if she had been a licensed doctor.

Eight other defendants have pleaded guilty to a variety of charges and are awaiting sentencing. They include Gosnell's wife Pearl, a cosmetologist who helped perform abortions.

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“There are more Benghazi hearings coming, I think they’re going to be explosive,” Gowdy said on Fox News. “I am bound by certain measures of confidentiality, but I would tell you that you are getting very warm,” Gowdy said when asked by a Fox News anchor during an interview whether witnesses could be coming forward. When asked about the hearings Gowdy replied they, "are coming sooner rather than later.”

He followed up with this teaser of a soundbite, “direct evidence, direct testimony by eyewitnesses is always the most compelling.” He said that if there is anyone amongst the witnesses at the Consulate or anyone else who wants to come forward and has good evidence, the House committee will make legal counsel available to them.

“Trust me when I tell you you will want to follow the hearings that are coming up,” he said. Watch the video below: trey-gowdy-south-carolina-benghazi

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