Super Bowl XLVII: 49ers 31, vs Ravens 34, FINAL

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And, I must admit, I am ambivalent about the outcome of Super Bowl 47.  Neither are my favorite team, nor do I hate them.

I’d just like to enjoy a close and exciting game.  Watch it live, here.

At the half, it’s the Ravens with 28 and the 49ers with 6.

Now the many of the lights have gone out in the stadium, cutting off the scoreboard and the CBS commentators, Phil Simms and Jim Nance.

Lights back on and play continues.

Frankly, the Ravens are out-playing the 49ers.

Until now: 34 Ravens, 29 49ers.

Then: 34 Ravens, 31 49ers.  Final.

The Ravens simply outplayed the 49ers.

And, they had an “inside man” pull the plug on the electricity following halftime.

You have a favorite?

BZ

 

 

In the near future: if you aren’t medically perfect, you’ll be killed

A shocking title for a post, is it not?

Because, of course, I’m writing only in terms of the most horribly-possible hyperbole, am I not?

Because, after all, following us individually like Big Brother’s Medical Official is so far out of human ken as to be unbelievable, is it not?

Big Brother B&WIt is not.

It is here, it is now, and it is beginning in the UK; home — oddly enough — of the original Big Brother from the mind of George Orwell (true name: Eric Arthur Blair via the novel Nineteen Eighty Four, published in 1949).

From the UK’s DailyMailOnline:

Big brother to log your drinking habits and waist size as GPs are forced to hand over confidential records

  • Data includes weight, cholesterol, BMI, family health history and pulse rate
  • Doctors will be forced to reveal alcohol consumption and smoking status
  • Privacy campaigners described it as ‘biggest data grab in NHS history’
  • Part of new Health Service programme called Everyone Counts
  • Officials insisted data will be anonymous and deleted after analysis

Question: what is ObamaKare except the NHS “writ large” for the United States?  ObamaKare likewise demands a massive central database into which your health information will be dumped with 314,000,000 others.

GPs are to be forced to hand over confidential records on all their patients’ drinking habits, waist sizes and illnesses.

The files will be stored in a giant information bank that privacy campaigners say represents the  ‘biggest data grab in NHS history’.

They warned the move would end patient confidentiality and hand personal information to third parties.

Officials insisted the personal information would be made anonymous and deleted after analysis.

Trust me: NOTHING is “deleted after analysis” when it involves the government or the private sector and MONEY or POWER can be derived from such information.

Because?

Information IS Power.

But Ross Anderson, professor of security engineering at Cambridge University, said: ‘Under these proposals, medical confidentiality is, in effect, dead and there is currently nobody standing in the way.’ Nick Pickles, of the privacy group Big Brother Watch, said NHS managers would now be in charge of our most confidential information.

He added: ‘It is unbelievable how little the public is being told about what is going on, while GPs are being strong-armed into handing over details about their patients and to not make a fuss.

‘Not only have the public not been told what is going on, none of us has been asked to give our permission for this to happen.’

The same is beginning to occur in the United States of America.

The land of the free; the home of the brave.  The nation that decided to declare its independence from Britain.

And as I reported here on BZ, US doctors will soon be Mandated Reporters about guns in your home, what you have, how you store them, and how said storage may affect the violence visited upon your family.  Which = your “overall health.”

Which is how the US government will manage to stick its camel nose into your family tent.  Security.  Safety.  “For the children.”

Because, importantly now, in the UK:

“Patients will not be able to opt out of the system.”

Imagine that.  The SYSTEM rules ALL.

I don’t believe that anyone objects if their medical records in, say, Kaiser, are digitized.  And if Patient A moves from Kaiser to Blue Shield, I suspect no one objects if their digitized medical records are transferred from Kaiser to Blue Shield.

I suspect that, however, clear thinking individuals will and should object if their digitized medical records are shared with any other entity including the United States Government, for any reason whatsoever.

Because I am forever reminded:

Govt Big EnuffIt is none of the government’s business what I drink, what I read, where I piss, what I eat, the color of my shit, my hat size, my BMI, how I drive, what I drive, how frequently I enjoy sex with my wife, the positions we favor, the houses I own, our fetishes, if I have seven nipples or a bunion on my right foot — UNTIL I DEMAND that the US government pay for the mitigation or funding of these things.

That was private business between my medical provider and myself, having deeply paid into my various medical plans for over forty years and not been subsidized by the federal government in any way, shape or form.

These were contracts between me and my local providers and my local agencies, where my privacy held primacy.  But no more.

The UK is primarily lost on any number of levels.  It consists of an unprecedented number of GOWPs (Guilty Overeducated White People) whose numbers are now dwindling, losing a national secular battle with the demographics of Islam, featuring an ancient infrastructure that will be sacrificed or disregarded if fiscally or politically expedient.

The government shall rule.  “Will” is permissive; “shall” is mandatory.

And, further, if the Human Genome becomes well and truly “broken,” you can rest assured that certain classes of people will become permanent underclasses the moment they are born — if they have not yet been aborted.

If for no other reason than fiscal governmental expediency.

Hence the title of my post, due to what I call the “logical extension”:

If you aren’t medically perfect in a few decades, you will be killed.

Our current secular trends indicate and mandate this.

BZ

 

 

Homeland Security has advice for confronting mass murders: scissors

Scissors EquationThat’s right: Political Correctness in its ultimate form of deadly stupidity — proffered by the equally inane Janet Napolitano.

WASHINGTON — Is your workplace getting shot up by a crazed gunman?

No problem — just grab a pair of scissors and fight back!

That’s some of the helpful advice in a new instructional video from the Department of Homeland Security that was posted on the agency’s Web site just a month after the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut.

“If you are caught out in the open and cannot conceal yourself or take cover, you might consider trying to overpower the shooter with whatever means are available,” says the narrator in the video, which shows an office worker pulling scissors out of a desk drawer.

Frankly, I’m surprised that warm, soothing and conciliatory words weren’t proffered as a first line of defense.

Once again, proof of the sheer Idiocracy endemic in DC.

BZ

 

 

Mikulski’s ‘Paycheck Fairness Act’ Would Allow Employees to Discuss Salaries

Socialist AmericaThe Private sector just took one more step towards Socialism and the “much hated” Public sector.

LANHAM, Md. (CBSDC)– A ‘Paycheck Fairness Act’ introduced in Congress last week would require employers to show pay disparity is related to job-performance and prohibit employer retaliation for sharing salary information with coworkers.

Senator Barbara A. Mikulski and Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro, both Democrats, said their legislation is aimed at closing the pay gap between men and women and would also address loopholes in the 1963 Equal Pay Act.

The phrase in the private sector, “you are what you negotiate,” would soon go away in Maryland.  And an employer having the ability to pay a worker who was much more productive than another worker across gender and sexual lines would also go away — meaning the ability to reward productivity, creativity and incentive would also disappear.

Which is, of course, what “fairness” is all about.  Because if you dislike the Public sector for its efficiency, you’ll soon enjoy said efficiency in the Private world.

Another way of dumbing and numbing down the America you used to recognize.

BZ

 

 

US Sheriffs: coalescing around taking a stand AGAINST further gun control

I wish my sheriff were one of these involved but, on the Left Coast, it’s a Death Knell if you make anything other than a 100% PC statement regarding the issue.  Better yet, staying completely silent is the best option — as is his default here.  The state of Fornicalia is controlled by Leftists who solely vote Demorat — as the Supermajority in Sacramento testifies.  My Sheriff, as of this writing, is conspicuously absent from the list below.

That said, I proffer this positive insight of county Sheriffs supporting the 2nd Amendment:

List of County Sheriffs

Name County State
1 Blake Dorning Madison Alabama
2 Ana Franklin Morgan Alabama
3 Andy Hughes Houston Alabama
4 Jay Jones Lee Alabama
5 Scott Mascher Yavapai Arizona
6 Joe Arpaio Maricopa Arizona
7 Tom Sheahan Mohave Arizona
8 Paul Babeu Pinal Arizona
9 Mark J. Dannels Cochise Arizona
10 Mike Moore Boone Arkansas
11 Adam Christianson Stanislaus California
12 Jon Lopey Siskiyou California
13 Tom Bosenko Shasta California
14 John D’Agostini El Dorado California
15 David Hencraft Tehama California
16 Dean Growden Lassen California
17 Dean Wilson Del Norte California
18 Mike Poindexter Modoc California
19 Thomas Allman Mendocino California
20 Mike Downey Humboldt California
21 Margaret Mims Fresno California
22 Greg Hagwood Plumas California
23 Bruce Haney Trinity California
24 Martin Ryan Amador California
25 Jerry Smith Butte California
26 Donny Youngblood Kern California
27 James W. Mele Toulumne California
28 Justin Smith Larimer Colorado
29 Terry Maketa El Paso Colorado
30 John Cooke Weld Colorado
31 Stan Hilkey Mesa Colorado
32 Lou Vallario Garfield Colorado
33 Rick Dunlap Montrose Colorado
34 Jeff Christopher Sussex Delaware
35 Bill Snyder Martin Florida
36 Frank McKeithen Bay Florida
37 Mike Scott Lee Florida
38 Rick Beseler Clay Florida
39 Michael Adkinson Walton Florida
40 Grady Judd Polk Florida
41 Stacy Nicholson Gilmer Georgia
42 Scott Berry Oconee Georgia
43 Roger Garrison Cherokee Georgia
44 Neil Warren Cobb Georgia
45 Butch Conway Gwinnett Georgia
46 Gary Gulledge Paulding Georgia
47 Joe Chapman Walton Georgia
48 Roy Klingler Madison Idaho
49 Kieran Donahue Canyon Idaho
50 Daryl Wheeler Bonner Idaho
51 Chris Goetz Clearwater Idaho
52 Doug Giddings Idaho Idaho
53 Doug McFall Jerome Idaho
54 Brian Brokop Lewis Idaho
55 Joe Rodriguez Nez Perce Idaho
56 Tom Carter Twin Falls Idaho
57 Dave Resser Benewah Idaho
58 Edward Motley Edgar Illinois
59 Mike Emery McLean Illinois
60 Jerry Parsley Clark Illinois
61 Brad Rogers Elkhart Indiana
62 Bill McCarthy Polk Iowa
63 Warren M. Wethington Cedar Iowa
64 Frank Denning Johnson Kansas
65 Denny Peyman Jackson Kentucky
66 Michael A. Helmig Boone Kentucky
67 John Snedegar Bath Kentucky
68 Scott F. Harrison Powell Kentucky
69 Chuck Korzenborn Kenton Kentucky
70 Charles A. Jenkins Frederick Maryland
71 Dar Leaf Barry Michigan
72 Ted Schende Benzie Michigan
73 Larry Stelma Kent Michigan
74 Robin Cole Pine Minnesota
75 Bill Rasco DeSoto Mississippi
76 Billy McGee Forrest Mississippi
77 Cecil Cantrell Monroe Mississippi
78 Brad A. DeLay Lawrence Missouri
79 Charles Heiss Johnson Missouri
80 Steve Cox Livingston Missouri
81 Mick Epperly Barry Missouri
82 Stephen Stockman Mercer Missouri
83 George R. Underwood Oregon Missouri
84 Michael Dixon Osage Missouri
85 Randee Kaiser Jasper Missouri
86 Tom Rummel Sanders Montana
87 Jay Doyle Lake Montana
88 Scott F. Howard Powell Montana
89 Chris Hoffman Ravalli Montana
90 Darby Harrington Wibaux Montana
91 Mike Linder Yellowstone Montana
92 Ed Kilgpore Humboldt Nevada
93 Benjamin D. Trotter Churchill Nevada
94 Tony DeMeo Nye Nevada
95 Douglas R Dutile Grafton New Hampshire
96 Dan Houston Bernalillo New Mexico
97 Shawn Menges Catron New Mexico
98 Patrick R Jennings Chaves New Mexico
99 Johnny Valdez Cibola New Mexico
100 Jim Maldonado Colfax New Mexico
101 Dennis A. Cleaver De Baca New Mexico
102 Todd Garrison Dona Ana New Mexico
103 Scott London Eddy New Mexico
104 Raul Holguin Grant New Mexico
105 Michael R Lucero Guadalupe New Mexico
106 Herman Martinez Harding New Mexico
107 Saturnino Madero Hidalgo New Mexico
108 Mark Hargrove Lea New Mexico
109 Rick Virden Lincoln New Mexico
110 Marco Lucero Los Alamos New Mexico
111 Raymond Cobos Luna New Mexico
112 Benny House Otero New Mexico
113 Joe Schallert Quay New Mexico
114 Joe Mascarenas Arriba New Mexico
115 Darren Hooker Roosevelt New Mexico
116 Ken Christesen San Juan New Mexico
117 Benjie Vigil San Miguel New Mexico
118 Robert Garcia Santa Fe New Mexico
119 Joe Baca Sierra New Mexico
120 Phillip Montoya Socorro New Mexico
121 Miguel Romero Jr Taos New Mexico
122 Heath White Torrance New Mexico
123 William Spriggs Union New Mexico
124 Louis Burkhard Valencia New Mexico
125 Tony Desmond Schoharie New York
126 Richard Devlin Jr. Otsego New York
127 Donald Smith Putnam New York
128 David Cole Steuben New York
129 Coy Reid Catawba North Carolina
130 Adell Dobey Edgefield North Carolina
131 Jerry Jones Franklin North Carolina
132 Charlie McDonald Henderson North Carolina
133 Ed McMahon New Hanover North Carolina
134 Jimmy Thornton Sampson North Carolina
135 Eddie Cathey Union North Carolina
136 Donnie Harrison Wake North Carolina
137 Carey Winders Wayne North Carolina
138 A.J. Rodenberg Clermont Ohio
139 Sam Crish Allen Ohio
140 Bob ‘Big Block’ Colbert Wagoner Oklahoma
141 Johnny Tadlock McCurtain Oklahoma
142 Roger LeVick Jackson Oklahoma
143 Glenn E. Palmer Grant Oregon
144 Gil Gilbertson Josephine Oregon
145 Tim Mueller Linn Oregon
146 Craig Zanni Coos Oregon
147 John Hanlin Douglas Oregon
148 John Bishop Curry Oregon
149 Larry Blanton Deschutes Oregon
150 Jim Hensley Crook Oregon
151 Pat Garrett Washington Oregon
152 Dan Staton Multnomah Oregon
153 Mike Winters Jackson Oregon
154 Brian Wolfe Malheur Oregon
155 Mitchell Southwick Baker Oregon
156 Frank Skrah Klamath Oregon
157 Jason Myers Marion Oregon
158 Bob Wolfe Polk Oregon
159 Jack Crabtree Yamhill Oregon
160 Jim Muller Adams Pennsylvania
161 Eric J. Weaknecht Berks Pennsylvania
162 Clinton J. Walters Bradford Pennsylvania
163 Jeffrey C. Krieg Elk Pennsylvania
164 Bunny Welsh Chester Pennsylvania
165 Al Cannon Charleston South Carolina
166 Chuck Wright Spartanburg South Carolina
167 Wayne DeWitt Berkeley South Carolina
168 Jim Matthews Kershaw South Carolina
169 James Metts Lexington South Carolina
170 Leon Lott Richland South Carolina
171 Jim Ruth Bradley Tennessee
172 Jim Hammond Hamilton Tennessee
173 Larry Smith Smith Texas
174 Terry Box Collin Texas
175 Joel W. Richardson Randall Texas
176 Jack Brandes Austin Texas
177 Johnny Brown Ellis Texas
178 Michael Cox Hill Texas
179 Bob Alford Johnson Texas
180 Earl Howell McCulloch Texas
181 Parnell McNamara McLennan Texas
182 David Medlin Oldham Texas
183 Tommy Gage Montgomery Texas
184 Dane Kirby Fannin Texas
185 Cameron M. Noel Beaver Utah
186 David Edmunds Summit Utah
187 James Tracy Utah Utah
188 Robert Dekker Millard Utah
189 Frank Park Tooele Utah
190 Joseph Yeates Box Elder Utah
191 G. Lynn Nelson Cache Utah
192 James Cordova Carbon Utah
193 Jerry Jorgensen Daggett Utah
194 Todd Richardson Davis Utah
195 Travis Mitchell Duchesne Utah
196 Greg Funk Emery Utah
197 James D. Perkins Garfield Utah
198 Steven White Grand Utah
199 Mark Gower Iron Utah
200 Alden Orme Juab Utah
201 Lamont Smith Kane Utah
202 Blaine Breshears Morgan Utah
203 Marty Gleave Puite Utah
204 Dale Stacey Rich Utah
205 Rick Eldredge San Juan Utah
206 Brian Nielson Sanpete Utah
207 Nathan Curtis Sevier County Utah
208 Jeff Merrell Uintah Utah
209 Todd Bonner Wasatch Utah
210 Cory Pulsipher Washington Utah
211 Kurt Taylor Wayne Utah
212 Terry Thompson Weber Utah
213 Merv Gustin Duchesne Utah
214 Than Cooper Garfiled Utah
215 James B. Nyland Sr. Grand Utah
216 Gene Ercanbrack Morgan Utah
217 Mike Lacy San Juan Utah
218 Kay P. Larsen Sanpete Utah
219 Phil Barney Sevier Utah
220 Kenneth Vanwagoner Wasatch Utah
221 Kirk Smith Washington Utah
222 Ken Bancroft Asotin Washington
223 Tom Jones Grant Washington
224 Dave Brown Skamania Washington
225 Brett Myers Whitman Washington
226 Ken Irwin Yakima Washington
227 Mike Harper Roane West Virginia
228 Ken Merritt Wood West Virginia
229 David A. Clarke Jr. Milwaukee Wisconsin

Again, historically, Sheriff’s have the ability to make the logical argument as being the true foundations of local US law enforcement.

“THE GOVERNMENT DOES REQUIRE OUR PERMISSION TO EXIST.”

Digest that, if you will, you ignorant Leftists.

BZ

P.S.

As of this publishing, I find it disheartening that there are only 12 Texas Sheriffs on the list, whilst there are 17 Fornicalia Sheriffs on the list — considering there are only 58 counties in Fornicalia, and there are 254 in Texas.  I submit: as goes Fornicalia so go Leftists.  But, on the other hand, as goes Texas so go Conservatives.

I can certainly account for the larger Fornicalia county Sheriffs not being listed here: they have massive populations in urban areas primarily consisting of those dependent upon government Free Cheese largesse, with greater gang activity, higher “minority” loads (though, in Fornicalia, the Caucasoid is in truth the statistical minority), and held accountable to a Leftist Voting Block.

As in: NONE of these counties chiming in:

Census 2010: The Biggest Counties in California

2010 rank 2000 rank County 2000 pop 2010 pop Raw change % change
1 1 Los Angeles 9 519 338 9 818 605 299 267 3.1
2 3 San Diego 2 813 833 3 095 313 281 480 10.0
3 2 Orange 2 846 289 3 010 232 163 943 5.8
4 6 Riverside 1 545 387 2 189 641 644 254 41.7
5 4 San Bernardino 1 709 434 2 035 210 325 776 19.1
6 5 Santa Clara 1 682 585 1 781 642 99 057 5.9
7 7 Alameda 1 443 741 1 510 271 66 530 4.6
8 8 Sacramento 1 223 499 1 418 788 195 289 16.0
9 9 Contra Costa 948 816 1 049 025 100 209 10.6
10 10 Fresno 799 407 930 450 131 043 16.4
11 14 Kern 661 645 839 631 177 986 26.9
12 12 Ventura 753 197 823 318 70 121 9.3
13 11 San Francisco 776 733 805 235 28 502 3.7
14 13 San Mateo 707 161 718 451 11 290 1.6
15 15 San Joaquin 563 598 685 306 121 708 21.6
16 17 Stanislaus 446 997 514 453 67 456 15.1
17 16 Sonoma 458 614 483 878 25 264 5.5
18 21 Tulare 368 021 442 179 74 158 20.2
19 19 Santa Barbara 399 347 423 895 24 548 6.1
20 18 Monterey 401 762 415 057 13 295 3.3