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Police say they do not know what may have provoked the attack
"When we came back on the bus... he was cutting the guy's head off and pretty much gutting him up," Mr Caton said.

The attacker ran at them, Mr Caton said, and they ran out of the bus, holding the door shut to prevent him getting out.

"He calmly walks up to the front [of the bus] with the head in his hand and the knife and just calmly stares at us and drops the head right in front of us," Mr Caton said.

"There was no rage in him ... It was just like he was a robot or something," he added.

Tags: Greyhound Bus, Linsay Lohan, Lindsey, Howard Stern, gun, knife, Mercedes Benz, eBay, Lexus, car, Ford

Over 200,000 in attendance.

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Obama, iPhone, 3g, technology,review, iphone3g, comedy,funny

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Ooh, you in trouble Marie.

The new iPhone hasn't even landed in stores yet, but already pundits are grumbling about the revised iPhone, based on demos and published specs, about what the new model has failed to fix since the first-gen device.

Yes, we get 3G and GPS, a way to connect to Exchange, and the new app store, but what about everything else? Forbes' Brian Caulfield outlines seven (actually eight) iPhone disappointments, and most of these observations are spot on. Some highlights (get his full list here).

The cost - I've written about the value proposition of iPhone 3G already, and sure enough it'll cost you an extra $160 or so over the next two years vs. the original iPhone. Worth it? It's debatable, but I can't blame people for not being happy about the service price hike.

The camera - Forbes notes that there's still no flash and no video recording on the device. I'll add the camera resolution: We're going to see 8 megapixel cell phone cameras in the U.S. this year, and the iPhone is still stuck with a puny 2MP model? Many early rumors also had expected the iPhone 3G to include a forward-facing camera for videoconferencing use. Naturally that didn't happen either.

The battery - Not replaceable. Again. On the other hand, this shouldn't be a surprise considering that Apple is now actually making laptops without replaceable batteries, too.

No MMS - Again, the lack thereof. It just makes no sense. Apple is basically right that you don't need MMS to send pictures on a device that has a full email client, but the problem comes when users of other phones send you a photo via MMS: You simply can't view it on the iPhone. It's a ludicrous limitation on what should be the most advanced phone on the planet.

I'll add a few of my own complaints to Caulfield's list:

No live TV - That YouTube feature was fun last year, but now it's grown tiresome and old. Live TV is coming to all manner of handsets now as part of the standard data plan, but one gets the impression that Apple keeps it off the iPhone just so it can sell you TV episodes at $1.99 a pop instead.

No 32GB option - 8GB feels pathetically small in 2008. 16GB is really barely passable now. 32GB USB thumbdrives have been on the market since 2006, as cheaply as $140. I'm sure Apple will launch a 32GB model in the near future (another $100, please!), probably around Christmas, in the hopes that you'll buy a third phone.

LINK: Seven iPhone Disappointments
http://tech.yahoo.com/blogs/null/96283

This is a show I did on my Pink Rifle podcast (May 07- May 08) back during the days of the gun ban. I was speaking out about this issue before it became a mainstream issue yesterday. How can you tell someone they can't save themselves in their own home. The Supreme Court got it right, and the people got their rights back yesterday June 26.

Part 2 is much longer

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Sunday May 4, 2008.

Palm Beach Gardens, FL (AP) -- Police say a 7-year-old South Florida boy faces grand theft auto charges after taking his grandmother's Dodge Durango for a joyride.

The eight minute trek left a swath of damage in his Palm Beach Gardens neighborhood Friday. The boy smashed mailboxes, hit parked cars and signposts. He was unhurt.

Police say he literally drove until a wheel fell off. The right front wheel, to be exact, which broke off after the boy hit a sign. The boy's mother says he apparently grabbed the keys to his grandmother's sport utility vehicle, backed it out of her driveway and took off.

Police spokeswoman Ellen Lovejoy says the boy is unlikely to be prosecuted. They arrested him so he can get some help, noting the excursion was "unusual behavior for a 7-year-old."

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This Sucks

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Inspired by KFC's success, Copeland in 1971 used his doughnut profits to open a restaurant, Chicken on the Run. ("So fast you get your chicken before you get your change.") After six months, Chicken on the Run was short of the break-even point. In a last-ditch effort in the chicken business, he chose a spicier Louisiana Cajun-style recipe and reopened the restaurant under the name Popeye's Mighty Good Fried Chicken, after Popeye Doyle, Gene Hackman's character in the film "The French Connection." The chain that grew from the one restaurant became Popeye's Famous Fried Chicken.

Martha Smith, 80, shot a mountain lion her dog, Bo, had cornered in some trees in her yard with her .22 caliber rifle.

80-year-old woman shoots mountain lion in her yard

By Steve Miller, Journal staff

The light was already fading when 80-year-old Martha Smith heard her dog Bo barking furiously outside her Fairburn ranch house late last Thursday afternoon.

She looked outside and saw Bo, a Border collie, facing off with a snarling mountain lion.

So Smith, who was home alone, grabbed her .22-caliber rifle, walked outside and fired a shot at the lion. She missed. "He was a little uphill, and I should have raised the barrel more," Smith said.

She hadn't fired the rifle much in recent years.

Smith went back inside and called 911, but the dispatcher had trouble finding someone from Game, Fish & Parks to come out right away and take care of the lion.

So Smith grabbed the .22 again and went back outside where Bo was keeping the lion at bay.

She admits she was a little nervous because she couldn't see well enough to tell whether the lion was big or small. "All I could see was three feet of tail switching, and it was snarling and spitting at me," she said.

"I knew I'd have to kill him. You can't have a mountain lion in your yard," she said.

She walked to within about 20 or 25 feet of the lion and fired. "I got as close as I could," Smith said. "I figured he'd run. I waited until he lifted his leg to run, and I got him right in the chest where his heart would be."

Smith, a retired nurse anesthetist who has also doctored dogs and cats on the ranch, said she had a good idea where the lion's heart was located.

She hit him with one shot. The lion jumped up, ran a short distance and dropped to the ground.

Smith went outside her yard gate and found the cat dead.

A GF&P staffer showed up a few hours later, measured the cat and brought it to Rapid City.

GF&P regional wildlife manager John Kanta estimated that the 6-month-old lion weighed 30 to 40 pounds.

Smith said initially she was worried the young lion's mother was around.

But the young cat had been fitted with a collar, so GF&P was able to determine that its mother had been shot by a hunter last fall.

"Thank God he was little, because I don't think my .22 would have killed a big one," Smith said.

Kanta agreed that a .22-caliber rifle probably wouldn't have killed a full-grown lion. GF&P staffers use high-powered rifles when they have to kill a problem lion.

Smith said she would like to get the cat mounted and display it at Fairburn's new museum. Kanta said GF&P does not return mountain lion carcasses to private individuals but does allow lion carcasses to be mounted and loaned to public places, such as museums, where they can be exhibited for educational purposes. The state retains ownership, he said.

Kanta said Smith was justified in shooting the lion because she was protecting her property and her animals.

Smith lives on the family ranch where she was raised and learned to shoot. "My sister and I were taught to shoot when we were young. We were put on a horse with our lunch and a gun, and we were sent to the pasture to herd sheep," she said. "So you learn to shoot -- you know, rattlesnakes and rabbits and coyotes."

Smith said she isn't a hunter and doesn't do a lot of shooting. "But a person never forgets how to shoot," she said.

Smith also has a bigger rifle, a .30-30, but it kicks too hard, so she isn't keeping it loaded until a neighbor finishes making lighter-load rounds for her.

But Smith said she always keeps her .22 rifle loaded. She said, "What good's a gun if it's not loaded?"

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Wyclef Jean, Howard Stern, Michigan, Florida, voters, Lauryn Hill, Fugees, Uncle Mike the Murderer, delegates, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton

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Bikini Girls with cool guns or bad guys caught on tape. Its gun related videos from the web. Did you see the East LondonJewelry store robbery, that one is crazy. Its on Podomatic, Pink Rifle TV or go to PINK RIFLE.COM

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THIS BREAKTHROUGH JAM WAS RELEASED BY ACCIDENT, IT WAS NEVER SUPPOSED TO BE AN ACTUAL SONG. JAXONTV.NET, THE VIDEO PODCASTER, TOOK MY FREESTYLE RANTS AND TURNED IT INTO THE HOTTEST NEVER RELEASED ON MAINSTREAM RADIO SONG OF 2006/07.

Jan 2007 Show I did after reading a Washington Post article about how students thought Dr. King fought to end slavery.

Not a real episode.

Good news, you can now rent Mandingo on the iTunes Music Store for like $2.99. Bad news, I have retracted my Obama endorsement, his total ban on the sale and transfer of semiautomatic firearms (ie Glocks/hanguns) is not acceptable. Bans only work on law-abiding citizens. Crooks won't support his legislative ideas, thats reality. I really like Obama, but I can not support this. Look to his state, look at Chicago (and DC) if you don't believe total gun bans can happen in the United States. Also, let me remind you that guns have been banned in Washington DC since 1976. Since then DC has recieved the 'honor' (not) of being the murder capital of America, I will say no more.

Tags: Barack Obama, Rush Limbaugh, Jesse Jackson, iTunes, Nano, Ipod, Hillary Clinton, debate, CNN, news, Second Amendment, movie, Washington DC

These are just some of my episodes. This week on African American Podcaster was very fast paced. I put out a show everyday, except Friday, but I did record Friday night which is day one of Black History Month. I have so much to discuss with the elections and all.

Recorded on the road for African American Podcast at AfricanAmericanPodcast.com or Girl600.com and oniTunes.

African American Political Pundit: South Carolina Edition

I'm loving the primaries, I love Presidential elections. This podcast will be fast moving from here on out, so keep updating your iTunes everday. Now that I have my iRiver I can do a show anywhere/anytime. I particularly like the accoustics of the room that houses the toilet. These shows are coming out fast and furious. I will be deleting older shows fast to make room for new ones. Its time for change, lets go.

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Listen to the actual disturbing 911 call. I posted this show this week on Pink Rifle, which is my gun rights podcast.

Front Sight Firearms Training
Ignatius Piazza - founder of Front Sight
Ignatius Piazza Blog
Ignatius Piazza - in Chicago Tribune
Ignatius Piazza - in Gun World
Front Sight - in Los Angeles Times
Front Sight - in The Mail on Sunday Review
Ignatius Piazza - in Times Democrat
Ignatius Piazza - in Fort Worth Star Telegram
Ignatius Piazza - in Playboy
Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Mercury
Front Sight - in US News & World Report
Front Sight - in London Times
Ignatius Piazza - in Washington Post
Ignatius Piazza - on Reform America
My Experience at Front Sight
Front Sight - on USA Today
Ignatius Piazza - in San Francisco Chronicle
Front Sight - in New York Times
Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Sun
Front Sight - in Financial Times
Front Sight - on BBC News
Front Sight - in Gun Web
Front Sight - in Black Belt Magazine
Front Sight - in Cybercast News Service
Front Sight - in Sierra Times
Front Sight - in Pajaronian Register
Ignatius Piazza - in Forbes Magazine
Ignatius Piazza - on World Net Daily
Front Sight - in Guns & Ammo
Ignatius Piazza - in Las Vegas Life
Ignatius Piazza - in Handvapen Guiden
Front Sight - in Icon Magazine
Ignatius Piazza - in Small Arms Review
Front Sight - on CNN
Ignatius Piazza - in National Enquirer
Front Sight - in Santa Cruz Sentinel
Front Sight - in El Pais Seminal
Ignatius Piazza - in El Mercurio