" Developing : Constable, Property Mgmt Co, and tow truck company illegally towing cars in North Dallas.

Dallas county constables office, property management company, and tow truck companies conspiring against tax-payers during bad economy in prolific car tow scheme. Constable, Property Mgmt Co, and tow truck company illegally towing cars in North Dallas. North Dallas : Area near Valley View mall to Addison, with Montfort as west boundary and Preston as east boundary.

Rally Photos From AlterNet Readers in DC, Fla, Boston, Philly and More! | AlterNet

Rally Photos From AlterNet Readers in DC, Fla, Boston, Philly and More! | AlterNet

Curtis Mayfield: Right on for the darkness

Bahrain official: Crackdown was 'regrettable'

Bahrain official: Crackdown was 'regrettable': "Troops and tanks locked down the capital of this tiny Gulf kingdom after riot police swinging clubs and firing tear gas smashed into demonstrators, many of them sleeping, in a pre-dawn assault Thursday that uprooted their..."

Waka Flocka: "Stress Is Gone Kill Me"

Waka Flocka: "Stress Is Gone Kill Me": "(AllHipHop News) After yesterdays shooting of his tour bus, rapper Waka Flocka has indicated that these incidents are wearing him down.

On Twitter, the rapper said, 'Damn stress gone kill me im only 24 #needabackrub.'

The rapper indicated that he was in good health and was on his way to Los Angeles to partake in the All-Star Weekend festivities.

Additionally, he tweeted out a picture of his child as a reminder of what is truly important to him in life.

The rapper was also critical...(read more)"

Refocusing blog strategy

Due to the high intensity of the moment and our rise to the top of the blogosphere we will be experiencing downtime as we reload our political strategem

Dallas Official Tells Citizens 'Go to Hell'

ALERT: Email this to Your Parents and Grandparents to Avoid AOL's Online Scam

ALERT: Email this to Your Parents and Grandparents to Avoid AOL's Online Scam

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Wix.com organics created by candogardens based on Nature Com

Dallas | FOOTBALL over god?

"In a rare move, First Baptist Dallas is canceling February 6's evening service for the Super Bowl -- but for a purpose. The church, lead by Pastor Dr. Robert Jeffress, is encouraging its members to host Super Bowl parties in their homes across the DFW metroplex."

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Pyramids on the Mississippi River (Cahokia state park)

Dallas | DFW Airport Board member Betty Culbreath on ELECTIONS FRAUD within Dallas County

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I know for a fact Elections department can effect outcome,when I ran for City Council a group of nursing home residents wanted to vote for me,many were former classmates at BTW high school,because I knew, their ballots could be harvested and the Manager said she could not monitor them, they agreed to have them come to p.o.box and delivered to them,Daphene Fain somehow got list of ballots being mailed saw P.O.box number and had Toni Poole call me to say the ballots could not go to that box,I ask how do you know who's box it is,her answer ,she google box number,that was a lie. I ask what will happen to their right to vote?Never got an answer.
My Sister had contract to fix lunch for Kathy Nealy clients on election day,Sisters mail in ballot went to ballot board ,two days before the election and she voted for Nealy's client opponent,the morning after ballot was open,my sister got call saying the lunch contract was canceled.That lunch was cancel because someone on ballot board knew my sister by name,when I investigated it was a John Price appointee who told Toni Poole and Nealy about how my sister vote,Mr.Sherbet later ban this woman from working in Department.
So much has been done by these people ,to harm the very people they are suppose to protect.

Dallas | Fire-Rescue vehicle bolts through wall(Snowmageddon)

In the first photo, you will see a Dallas Fire-Rescue vehicle trying to get out of apartments. In the second photo, Dallas Fire- Rescue has slid into wall and busted it! No one is immune from the ice! Near Montfort in North Dallas.

Photos care of The Daily Phalanx

Egyptian Khidr-Green Horseman #4 of the apocalypse?

End of Caliphate: 1924

New Caliphate : 2011?

Khalifah Talib?Vision

Dallas

New Jerusalem?

Evil One resides in Dallas (George W. Bush)

Super Bowl XLV: Roger Goodell emphasizes importance of stadium in choosing Super Bowl site - ESPN Dallas

Super Bowl XLV: Roger Goodell emphasizes importance of stadium in choosing Super Bowl site - ESPN Dallas

Dallas | Ron Paul"Repeal Patriot Act", while Homeland Security secretary in Dallas

Dallas | Military takeover?SWAT is Michael Vick's Security at party?VIDEO

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Dallas | Alleged terrorist plot on Cowboys Stadium foiled? Has Local police looked into these claims?

UPDATE :

World | Real noitulover Music? We got to have PEACE

Dallas | Crime is down due to inclement weather

Thank G-D for the snowstorm!

Dallas | Accident at Dallas City Hall from DPD reports!

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Dallas | Has anyone saw Edna Pemberton lately? Con artists attempts?

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Just saw that I had an email from (COMMUNITY ACTIVIST, Homeland Security employee)Edna Pemberton claiming to be in Spain, stranded, and needed $2800. If anyone knows of her whereabouts, tell her to get in contact with The Daily Phalanx, we are worried about her or that someone may be running a con game right now, using her as bait?!

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Hope you get this on time, Sorry I didn't inform you about my trip to Spain for a program, and am having some difficulties here because i misplaced my wallet on my way to the hotel where my money, credit card and cell were kept. Presently my passport and my things are been held down by the hotel management pending when i make payment. I need you to help me with a loan of 2,850 Dollars to pay my hotel bills and to get myself back home. I've been to the embassy and Police, but they are not responding to the matter effectively, I will appreciate whatever you can afford to assist me with, I will return the money back to you as soon as i return, let me know if you can be of any help? ASAP. I don't have a phone where i can be reached. I am so confused right now. please let me know immediately. Thanks Edna Pemberton, Oak Cliff Proud

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D.F.W | Maybe we can get some resolve on Cowboys Stadium, eminent domain issues?

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Perfect timing of this eminent domain thing in Texas and the Super Bowl @ Cowboys Stadium. Eminent domain was performed on the citizens of Arlington for leisure and play by private business owners and government officials. I know citizens will be here to voice their opinions. Thank G-D for the REPUBLIC!

SENATE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

COMMITTEE: State Affairs

TIME & DATE: 9:00 AM, Thursday, February 03, 2011

PLACE: Senate Chamber

CHAIR: Senator Robert Duncan

SB 18 Estes | et al.

Relating to the use of eminent domain authority.

Public testimony will be limited to three minutes per person.

If submitting written testimony, please provide 20 copies to committee staff prior to testifying.

Love (Hate) Field | Winter weather, major protests, and new port codes

As a major weather system(snow, wind,and ice) shutdown LOVE Field(hate), DFW International Airport, Dallas Area Rapid Transit rail, many school districts and business', Customs and Border Protection just sent out an email blast changing the "New Port Code for Dallas Love Field Effective Tuesday, February 1, 2011." Almost forgot about the cabbies shutting down the entrance here yesterday, in protest of the back of the bus syndrome being imposed on the small cab companies.

CSMS# 11-000037 - New Port Code for Dallas Love Field Effective Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Tue, 01 Feb 2011 11:41:10 -0600

Air Manifest

The effective date for the new port code for Dallas Love Field (5588) is Tuesday, February 1, 2011.



The airport code for Dallas Love Field is DAL.



DAL is a user-fee airport (UFA) and a port of entry (POE.) Port 65501 will process Entries and Entry Summaries for DAL.



Questions should be directed to the Port of Dallas at 972-870-7460.

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Attorney General says new regulations violate Clean Air Act and impose burdensome costs and economic uncertainties on employers in Texas

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Citing Legally Flawed Regulations, Texas Attorney General Abbott Calls on Congress to Rein In EPA Attorney General says new regulations violate Clean Air Act and impose burdensome costs and economic uncertainties on employers in Texas
AUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott is calling on congressional leaders to legislatively restrict the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from regulating greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act. On six separate occasions, the EPA has issued legally flawed regulations in an attempt to unilaterally regulate gases such as carbon dioxide. As the State’s chief legal official, Attorney General Abbott is challenging all six regulations in the federal courts of appeals. Multiple members of Congress have introduced legislation – or expressed intent to introduce legislation – that will limit or block EPA’s ability to regulate greenhouse gases. In the letter, Attorney General Abbott urges congressional leaders to act quickly on these proposals. Media links Attorney General Abbott's letter Below is full text of the letter Attorney General Abbott sent to President Barack Obama, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Speaker John Boehner: January 26, 2011 President Barack Obama The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500 The Honorable Harry Reid United States Senate 522 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510-2803 The Honorable John A. Boehner United States House of Representatives 1011 Longworth House Office Building Washington, D.C. 20515-3508 Re: Texas’ EPA Litigation and Proposed Legislation Dear Messrs. Obama, Reid, and Boehner: In December 2009, the Environmental Protection Agency claimed for the first time that the Clean Air Act—which was enacted in 1972 and has not been amended by Congress since 1990—suddenly requires the EPA to regulate so-called “greenhouse gases” such as carbon dioxide. Since then, on six separate occasions the EPA issued legally flawed regulations based on its misguided claim of authority to unilaterally regulate carbon dioxide. These job-killing new regulations impose burdensome costs and economic uncertainties on employers in Texas and around the nation, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of hard-working Americans. Each of the six new regulations also violates the Clean Air Act, the Administrative Procedure Act, or both. As a result, the State of Texas has filed six separate legal actions against the EPA, challenging each improper regulation in the federal courts of appeals. I write to you in the hope that potential Congressional action can render further legal action by Texas unnecessary. Under our constitutional system, it is Congress—not unelected bureaucrats in the EPA—that should decide whether and how the federal government regulates carbon dioxide emissions. I am hopeful that the 112th Congress will reassert its proper role by reclaiming this important decision-making process on behalf of the American people. In particular, recently proposed legislation gives me hope that Congress will act to rein in the EPA in a way that preserves jobs, creates economic opportunity, and restores the proper balance of power between the legislative and executive branches of the federal government. For example, Senator Jay Rockefeller has proposed a bill that would prohibit the EPA from regulating stationary sources of carbon dioxide for the next two years. Other Congressional proposals would take it one important step further. Legislation proposed in the House, for instance, would establish that greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide are not subject to regulation by the EPA under the Clean Air Act. These and other similar legislative proposals being considered by Congress pave a path to resolving Texas’ litigation against the EPA, reclaiming Congress’ rightful authority, and boosting the economy by resolving regulatory uncertainty. There appears to be a growing, bipartisan consensus in Congress that, in the words of Rep. Collin Peterson (D-MN), “the EPA cannot regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act without doing serious damage to the economy. . . Congress should be making these types of decisions.” If Congress passes—and the President signs—legislation requiring the EPA to abandon its legally misguided and economically damaging regulation of stationary sources of carbon dioxide emissions, such action will effectively resolve all six of Texas’ legal actions, and the State would willingly dismiss those actions. For several reasons, legislative action is preferable to protracted litigation. First, a legislative solution would allow all involved to redirect taxpayer resources to other matters. In the past, Texas and the EPA have collaborated to improve air quality in Texas by working together to prosecute violations of the Clean Air Act and Texas air quality laws. For example, working together we secured a $700 million air quality settlement against Valero in 2005. Similar state-federal enforcement efforts against ASARCO and British Petroleum produced agreements from these companies to take significant actions to improve air quality in Texas and to pay stiff penalties for violations of air quality laws. But productive collaboration with the EPA has recently proven difficult in light of the EPA’s new priorities. Over the last two years, the EPA has had difficulty balancing its Congressionally-authorized pollution-reducing responsibilities with its newly-claimed oversight of greenhouse gases. New data shows that the EPA reduced 57 percent less air pollution in 2009-10 under President Obama than under President Bush in 2007-08. Such numbers indicate that the EPA’s preoccupation with advancing new carbon dioxide regulations has severely hindered its ability to protect Americans from toxic air contaminants, such as sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide, and lead. Congressional action that resolves the legal disputes between Texas and the EPA would allow the EPA to refocus its resources where Congress intended—on toxic air pollutants that literally poison anyone who inhales them, rather than on non-toxic compounds like carbon dioxide that naturally occur everywhere in the air we breathe and cause no harm when ingested. Not only would the proposed legislative solution lead to improved air quality, it would free American employers from the burdensome costs and economic uncertainties created by the EPA’s recent actions. Unilateral EPA regulation of carbon dioxide imposes direct costs on the energy industry—directly threatening thousands of American jobs. Those costs are also passed along to every business and every individual American in the form of higher energy bills. At a time of high unemployment, low consumer confidence, and crippling economic uncertainty in this country, we should be looking for ways to encourage investment and reduce the cost of doing business—and creating jobs—in America. Allowing unaccountable federal bureaucracies to make sweeping changes to the law without Congress’ consent reduces confidence in our democratic system and in the rule of law, which in turn discourages new investment and economic growth. By reining in a bureaucracy run-wild like the EPA, Congress can begin to restore the American people’s confidence in our constitutional system of government and in the future of our nation’s economy. I trust that we share a commitment to protecting the American economy from needless, job-killing government intrusion. President Obama recently ordered a sweeping review of the many federal regulations that “stifle job creation and make our economy less competitive.” I applaud this long-overdue effort, and I am glad the Administration recognizes the urgent need to remove unnecessary regulatory barriers to job creation and economic growth. But announcing our opposition to burdensome regulations is easy. It is quite another thing to take real action to end them. Any serious review of economically burdensome federal regulations by this Administration must begin by rethinking the EPA’s misguided and illegal attempt to use the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon dioxide emissions. I can think of no better way for the White House to demonstrate its commitment to ending job-killing regulations than by rescinding the EPA rules Texas has challenged. Congress, too, has the opportunity to act now to save jobs and increase confidence in the future of our economy by ordering the EPA to cease its efforts to regulate carbon dioxide emissions through the ill-suited means of the Clean Air Act. Such action on your part would not only resolve these economically burdensome regulations, it would also bring an end to the six lawsuits brought by Texas against the EPA. Whether it is accomplished through legislation or executive action, if the EPA is required to abandon its legally flawed attempt to regulate stationary sources of carbon dioxide, Texas will willingly dismiss the six legal actions it has filed against the EPA. I look forward to your response. Sincerely, Greg Abbott Attorney General of Texas