Bill O'Reilly: Making a Fool Out of Himself Over Beyonce Right Now and O'Reilly Blast from DL Hughley

No, Bill, I imagine you're not the first man to make a fool out of themselves over Beyonce.  These things are prone to happen when a man sees a beautiful women.

Every night, Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.....it's become embarrassing and obvious.

This butler of bilge Bil O'Reilly cherry picks the facts to fit his view of the truth--which usually is not true.

In the first place he shook hands with Snoop at Kennedy Center honors.  He could have taken time to have a chat with him about his well-known community work in Long Beach.  He has been very successful with his football team focusing on the city kids and their well-being.

He could have taken time to listen to Snoop talk to Larry King about family and responsibility.

But no, Bill continually focuses on Beyonce and Jay-Z, bashing them every evening......

His obsession with Beyonce every night is becoming embarrassing.  At this point some one at Fox should have a chat with him because he is just embarrassing himself.

Right, Bill, men like beautiful women, even you--just admit it but it is time to move on to a new subject.

If he really wants to be relevant he could have Snoop on his show and actually listen to what he says.

Besides all of that wouldn't Snoop know more about inner city kids than Bill.

Chloe Louise Dear Geraldo: You are one of the very few people that has the ear of your cohort 

Bill o'Reilly. I do not know why but you can actually disagree with him and he listens.....but I 

have noticed listenening to your radio show every day, you really have that knack. I don't know 

how you do it but you can completely disagree with someone and they do not go away angry 

and everyone has said different opinions. Here is what I wrote about Bill and I hope you will 

have a chat with him.

D.L. Hughley Blasts Bill O’Reilly For Criticizing Beyonce’s “Partition” Video [EXCLUSIVE]

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Bill O’ Reilly recently criticized Beyonce‘s “Partition” video for “glorifying sex in the back of limo.” D.L. Hughley goes in on O’Reilly in this exclusive Grab Bag for having the audacity to judge Beyonce for showing her sexuality towards her husband and not women like teenage mother, Bristol Palin. Did Lifetime not “glorify” teenage pregnancy when they gave her a reality show? Listen to the audio player to hear everything D.L. had to say that might cause Bill O’Reilly to bite his tongue!

here is a link to the page, too.

http://blackamericaweb.com/2014/03/14/d-l-hughley-blasts-bill-oreilly-for-criticizing-beyonces-partition-video-exclusive/

Bill O'Reilly: Porn and Beyonce Expert

from the Bill O'Reilly media critic:  the ronnie republic

President Obama is cute, funny, popular and hot--and now he has the brilliant legacy of being a compassionate man, to boot.

He is not only the first African-American President of the United States but he has also included everyone in the political conversation. All of the people that were previously just talked at or about are now talking, making laws, giving their input and a part of the living, breathing government.

Women, low income, those with disabilities--these folks are now actually a part of things--it was said they were before but now they really are thanks to Barack Obama.

His legacy is brilliant.

O'Reilly bashes him every evening. Barack Obama is an unstoppable force and BO can't do anything about it.

President Obama is in--Bill O'Reilly is out. Good try Bill, but you might as well adopt a graceful attitude...as if that will ever happen.

Oh, that's right, he's busy bragging about his porn expertise Beyonce style. He can't believe it--he can't believe it so much that's all he talks about.....Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce...every night......Bill you're so obvious.

here is a link to Politico with Bill trying to say PO is not funny...he was hilarious:

http://www.politico.com/story/2014/03/bill-oreilly-president-obama-between-two-ferns-104564.html

Eileen Adler and her very famous Knitting Circle at the Pacific Beach Library, San Diego

Hi everyone,

We are meeting this Saturday, March 15 (10 to 12) and Tuesday, March 18 (1 to 3) to review three different lacy bind off methods for our shawls.  Check out the videos - and yes, there are other techniques so bring along your favorite to share.  

My best,

Eileen

Grandma’s Favorite Bind Off: http://knitpurlhunter.com/blog/?p=135

1.)   P2 tog WRAPPING the working yarn the “other way,” clockwise; one st remains on right hand needle.

2.)  Replace this stitch back to the left hand needle and repeat Step 1.

Repeat steps 1 and 2 for Grandma’s Favorite Bind Off.

 

A Stretchier Bind-Off

http://www.knittingdaily.com/blogs/daily/archive/2008/07/30/a-stretchier-bind-off.aspx

1.)   K2 tog tbl – through the back loop.

2.)  Replace this stitch back onto the left hand needle and repeat Step 1.

Alternate approach:

1.)   K2 tog

2.)  Replace this stitch back onto the left hand needle and repeat Step 1

 

A Knitted Lace Bind Off: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1o7g1H-V7Ts

1.)   Knit two stitches (this begins like the regular bind off)

2.)  Insert the left hand needle into the front of these two stitches and knit them together

3.)  Knit the next stitch on the left hand needle so two stitches are now on the right hand needle.

Repeats Steps 2 and 3 for Knitted Lace Bind Off

Apparently Bill O'Reilly Likes to Watch Beyonce--Alicia Menendez Explains

some interesting comments:

Chloe Louise • 40 minutes ago

o'reilly seems to be an expert on Beyonce and porn at this point...what, he likes to look at beautiful women, too.

Yammering on about Jay-Z and Beyonce taking responsibility every evening--he shook hands with Snoop at Kennedy Center Honors.....did he bother to chat with him about his well-known community work in Long Beach. Did he listen to Snoop talk about responsibilty to Larry King. Perhaps Bill should tune in to the actual news once in a while instead of just believing his own bilge.

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  Brother Angel  Chloe Louise • 34 minutes ago

  The word is the only reason there's all this focus on Beyonce, Jay-Z and Bill O's rage against Gangster rap is because FNC wants to entice a younger and, especially, more diverse audience. Like most of the country.

Very interesting....because the question I always try to ask is....why is Bill O'Reilly so popular--who is he talking to?  Who actually is his audience?  

The tickets for the meet and greet portion of his gig touring around the country were 500 dollars a piece here in San Diego.  Are these the folks he is looking out for, as he frequently insists.  

I think he does not realize there are more folks in line with President Obama than Bill.  In other words PO has been elected twice--the repubs are faltering big time.  

If you actually listen to Bill very closely it seems like he only lives in his own exclusive ego-maniac world.  As in this whole thing with Beyonce--his thought process is really not from the point of a world view.  

If Fox thinks they are attracting more viewers with their Beyonce and Jay-z talk....I personally would think they are pushing the younger viewwers away.  

I think you may be right, though, because I think they want their candidate to win in an intense way.  Right, Bill and Roger Ailes would like to pick the next president,  I believe, they have stated.  

Speakig of porn, that is why they got right in bed with Chris Christie in a fast way, because they wanted to be associated with the winning team but that has fizzled out and now it seems like they think Jeb Bush can pull the GOP out of the grave.

Seriously, if they want the repubs tp appeal to a younger crowd why don't they run someone young, cute and reasonable like Jon Huntsman?  He might be too much for the rich old white guys, who I think, make up a major part of Bill's audience.

I'll put what you said in my blog the ronnie re--interesting and insightful and thank you for your comment.

from tv newser


FUSION

Alicia Menendez Takes on Bill O’Reilly Over Beyonce Comments

By Merrill Knox on March 12, 2014 3:03 PM

Fusion’s de facto media critic, Alicia Menendez, didn’t like what her old friend Bill O’Reilly said about Beyonce on “The O’Reilly Factor” this week, so she “went on his show” (aired clips edited to look like she was part of the conversation) last night to address the comments in question.

My Beautiful Pit Bull Son: News about dogs from the ronnie republic

from yahoo news

This story is highly recommended by Ronnie.

pit-mix ronnie

Attitudes and laws against pit bulls soften

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — For much of the past three decades, pit bulls have been widely regarded as America's most dangerous dog — the favorite breed of thugs, drug dealers and dog-fighting rings, with a fearsome reputation for unprovoked, sometimes deadly attacks.

Hostility toward "pits" grew so intense that some cities began treating them as the canine equivalent of assault rifles and prohibited residents from owning them.

But attitudes have softened considerably since then as animal activists and even television shows cast the dogs in a more positive light. The image makeover has prompted many states to pass new laws that forbid communities from banning specific breeds. And it illustrates the power and persistence of dog-advocacy groups that have worked to fend off pit bull restrictions with much the same zeal as gun-rights groups have defeated gun-control measures.

"Lawmakers are realizing that targeting dogs based on their breed or what they look like is not a solution to dealing with dangerous dogs," said Lisa Peterson, a spokeswoman for the American Kennel Club.

Seventeen states now have laws that prohibit communities from adopting breed-specific bans. Lawmakers in six more states are considering similar measures, and some cities are reviewing local policies that classify pit bulls as dangerous animals.

Pit bull advocates hail the changes as recognition that breed-specific laws discriminate against dogs that are not inherently aggressive or dangerous unless they are made to be that way by irresponsible owners.

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Cameron Younglove plays with a pit bull terrier named Sooke at his kennels near Eudora, Kan., Sunday …

The dogs' foes complain that their message is being drowned out by a well-funded, well-organized lobbying effort in state capitols. The debate puts millions of pit bull owners up against a relatively small number of people who have been victimized by the dogs.

Ron Hicks, who sponsored a bill in the Missouri House to forbid breed-specific legislation, said he was surprised when nobody spoke against his proposal last month at a committee hearing.

"I figured a few parents would be there who would bring tears to my eyes," the Republican said. "Would it have changed my opinion or what I believe in? No."

A version of Hicks' legislation was endorsed by a House committee last month and needs to clear another committee before a full House vote. The state Senate is considering a comparable bill, as are lawmakers in Utah, South Dakota, Washington, Vermont and Maryland.

In Kansas, the communities of Bonner Springs and Garden City repealed their pit-bull bans earlier this year.

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Summer Freeman did not know there was a ban when she moved to Bonner Springs last year after a divorce. She panicked when an animal-control officer discovered her pet and told her she had 15 days to get rid of the dog named Titan or move out of town.

"I think of him like my son," she said. "He's my dog-son, I guess you could say. He's at my hip all the time. He's just a big baby that wouldn't hurt a fly."

Freeman was forced to leave Titan at a shelter in Lawrence for nine months until she successfully fought to overturn the law in January.

For dog owners and pit bull opponents alike, the battle is as deeply personal as any gun-control or religious issue. Each side accuses the other of lying, exploiting emotions and using bullying tactics.

Pit bull owners insist their dogs are harmless, loving family members that shouldn't be blamed for something they didn't do. To opponents, they are a volatile breed whose genetics drive them to kill more than two dozen people in the U.S. each year, many of them young children.

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Popular television shows such as "Pit Boss" and "Pit Bulls and Parolees" on Animal Planet glorify the animals and minimize the tragedies that occur when pit bulls turn on humans, pit bull opponents say.

"Everything is telling us these animals are safe if you raise them right," said Jeff Borchardt, an East Troy, Wis., man whose 14-month-old son was mauled to death a year ago by two pit bulls that tore the child from the arms of their owner, who was baby-sitting. "My son's dead because of a lie, because of a myth. My life will never be the same."

The two dogs that killed Borchardt's son had lived with their owner since soon after they were born, were well-cared for and had no history of aggressive behavior, he said. Both had been spayed or neutered.

That contradicts the contention that only mistreated, neglected or abused pit bulls attack people.

Colleen Lynn, founder of DogsBite.org, pointed to a friend-of-the-court brief her organization submitted in a 2012 case in which the Maryland Court of Appeals declared pit bulls "inherently dangerous."

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Cameron Younglove plays with a pit bull terrier named Rizzo at his kennels near Eudora, Kan., Sunday …

"Appellate courts agree with us. Doctors and surgeons agree with us. That is credibility right there," Lynn said. "We also have the support of three divisions of the U.S. military, huge, massive bodies in the U.S. government."

The Marines, Army and Air Force all have banned dangerous dogs — including pit bulls and rottweilers — from their bases because of the "unreasonable risk" they pose to safety, Lynn said.

On the other side stand the American Bar Association and National Animal Control Association, which oppose breed-specific laws because they are discriminatory against a type of dog that isn't really a single breed.

Three main breeds — Staffordshire bull terrier, American pit bull terrier and American Staffordshire terrier — along with mixes of those breeds are generally considered pit bulls. But many muscular, square-jawed, boxer-type dogs often are misidentified as pit bulls, making breed-specific bans hard to enforce.

And because fatal pit bull attacks are a rarity compared with other causes of death such as auto accidents, dog advocates argue that breed-specific bans amount to legislative overkill.

"All communities deserve comprehensive dog laws that demand responsible dog ownership and that hold reckless owners accountable when their poor decisions wind up getting other dogs or other people hurt," said Ledy Vankavage, a top lobbyist for the Best Friends Animal Society.

Don Bauermeister, assistant city attorney for Council Bluffs, Iowa, led the effort to pass a local pit bull ban that took effect in 2005. He recalled first reading about the issue in the July 27, 1987, issue of Sports Illustrated, which carried a full-cover shot of an angry pit bull baring its teeth. Across the top, it said "BEWARE OF THIS DOG."

After the Council Bluffs ban went into place, the number of pit bull attacks that resulted in hospitalization plummeted from 29 in 2004 to zero the past few years — proof, Bauermeister said, that breed-specific bans work.

The opposition to pit bull bans, he added, is a sign that many American pet owners have lost touch with reality.

"Fifty years ago, you could take a sick animal behind a barn and put it out of its misery," he said. "That's just the way it was done. Now they would investigate you for doing that. The emotional irrationality of Americans and their dogs has never been worse than it is today."

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