Waching daily Mar 28 2018

The boy walked round the jagged rocks

Caught between ideals and desires He sinks into oblivion

And there was silence, as he sat so still

Averted face stares at the floor

So this is silence So this is silence x2

Listen... the sound of laughter The frenzy and blind violence of fear x2

Alone again with light and silence Alone again with the skies x2

So this is silence So this is silence

So this is silence So this is silence

Silence. Silence.

Gunshots. Footsteps. Raindrops. Idiot cries

Silence. Carcrash. Girl laughs. Raindrops. Footsteps

Silence. Fox barks. Footsteps. Gunshots. Gunshots. Silence Silence.........

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George Will: Say goodbye to football. Baseball is the true American pastime. - Duration: 1:34.

I only write about politics to support

my baseball habit,

which every year becomes more

intense

and more fun.

One thing to understand about baseball

is it's very old.

There's a reference in the

diary of a soldier at Valley Forge

to playing a game of base.

Base ball was two words

for a very long time.

Wrigley Field.

Fenway Park.

They're older than the Jefferson Memorial,

the Lincoln Memorial,

the Supreme Court building,

the Golden Gate Bridge,

Hoover Dam.

Veterans of the Civil War,

men who'd been at Chickamauga

and Antietam

and Gettysburg went to see games

in Wrigley Field.

So first of all,

enjoy baseball because it's

woven, as very few institutions are,

into the entire history of the country.

Also it's just

about to ascend once again

because we're done

with the nonsense about the NFL

being America's great pastime.

The NFL's viewership

is down on television.

More and more Americans are beginning to realize

because of the concussion problem that

the human body is simply not

made for football,

and therefore, a lot of the kind of talent

that used to be

good at baseball

and good at football

and chose football

is going to rethink that.

And these kind of talented young athletes

are going to come back to baseball,

and baseball will resume

its rightful place as the,

definite article the,

national pastime.

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Arthur Allain - What is Home (Lyric Video) "2018 Soca" (St Lucia) - Duration: 2:39.

Arthur Allain - What is Home (Lyric Video) "2018 Soca" (St Lucia)

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Breaking Out Of Washington: Turns Out It Was Obama, Not Comey! This is Unbelievable! - Duration: 2:59.

Breaking Out Of Washington: Turns Out It Was Obama, Not Comey!

This is Unbelievable!

This is unbelievable!

It's being reported in major media outlets that the press has had it wrong this entire

time…

It wasn't then-FBI Director James Comey or then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch's

decision to not prosecute Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server.

The decision was actually made by former President Barack Hussein Obama.

Per National Review:

From the first, these columns have argued that the whitewash of the Hillary Clinton

emails caper was President Barack Obama's call — not the FBI's, and not the Justice

Department's.

The decision was inevitable.

Obama, using a pseudonymous email account, had repeatedly communicated with Secretary

Clinton over her private, non-secure email account.

If classified information was mishandled, it was necessarily mishandled on both ends

of these email exchanges.

If Clinton had been charged, Obama's culpable involvement would have been patent.

In any prosecution of Clinton, the Clinton–Obama emails would have been in the spotlight.

For the prosecution, they would be more proof of willful (or, if you prefer, grossly negligent)

mishandling of intelligence.

More significantly, for Clinton's defense, they would show that Obama was complicit in

Clinton's conduct yet faced no criminal charges.

On June 30, 2016, Senator Ron Johnson cited an FBI-drafted letter which indicated that

Obama was knowingly aware of Clinton's misuse of the email server:

We also assess that Secretary Clinton's use of a personal email domain was both known

by a large number of people and readily apparent.

She also used her personal email extensively while outside the United States, including

from the territory of sophisticated adversaries.

That use included an email exchange with the President while Secretary Clinton was on the

territory of such an adversary.

While it's shocking to learn that traitor-in-chief Barack Obama was ultimately behind Clinton's

exoneration, it doesn't come as a surprise.

Ever since Obama picked Clinton to be his Secretary of State, those two have been thick

as thieves.

Their minions at the FBI are really little more than pawns in a much larger chess game.

Now the question remains, will Obama be brought to justice for this crime and the others he

has committed?

That, ultimately, is up to Jeff Sessions and the Department of Justice.

For now, we can only pray and share this information with our friends and family.

The more public pressure there is, the more likely that Mr. Sessions will act.

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The Audi RS 5 Sportback is the family man's back road stormer - Duration: 3:42.

Audi expanded its portfolio of high-performance machines with the RS 5 Sportback.

It takes the RS 5 coupe's engine and chassis wizardry and packs them into a more family-friendly

package with four doors and a large hatch.

It's a recipe that makes it a unique proposition in its segment.

The RS 5 Sportback started life as an A5 Sportback, a model positioned as the A7's smaller sibling.

It surfs the industry's downsizing wave with a twin-turbocharged, 2.9-liter V6 engine

that makes 444 horsepower and 443 pound-feet of torque.

The six-cylinder shifts through an eight-speed automatic transmission and it channels its

power to all four wheels; this is an Audi, after all.

Quattro comes standard, and it's tuned to send 60 percent of the engine's torque to

the rear axle to provide a more engaging driving experience.

The brand promises Sportback drivers can reach 60 mph from a stop in under four seconds and

go on to a top speed of 155 mph.

If you really have a need for speed, the optional Dynamic Plus package raises the Sportback's

top speed to 174 mph.

Big speed requires big brakes, and Audi equipped the RS 5 Sportback accordingly.

Power is only one part of the equation.

Audi's designers drew inspiration from the race-winning 90 quattro IMSA GTO as they punched

out the wheel arches to give the Sportback a wide-body look and chiseled sizable air

vents into the front bumper.

The RS makeover also includes honeycomb inserts in the grille, high gloss black trim, model-specific

trim, and the usual assortment of RS emblems.

You'll also notice the RS 5 sits lower than the A5 Sportback thanks to sportier suspension

settings Audi dialed in.

Like the coupe, the Sportback comes standard with a virtual cockpit, which is Audi-speak

for a digital instrument cluster.

The high-resolution, driver-configurable unit displays information about the car such as

speed, the engine's revolutions, navigation information, and more.

The cool part about the system is the driver can use the buttons on the flat-bottomed steering

wheel to zoom in and out of the map as needed.

Here's where the hatchback body style comes into play.

Though it's a sports car, and a brutal one by the sound of it, the RS 5 offers a reasonably

spacious cabin with space for four passengers and nearly 22 cubic feet of trunk space.

Fold the rear seats down and you're ready for a 444-hp, 35-cube run to Ikea.

The 2019 Audi RS 5 Sportback will begin to arrive in showrooms in the second half of

the year.

Look for a pricing announcement before then.

When it lands, it will compete in the same segment as the Mercedes-AMG C63, the BMW M3,

and the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio, though all three of its main rivals are conventional

sedans without the space and design benefits of the Sportback's fastback-like silhouette.