got to get jew into my life........

Joey wrote on Aug 20^th, 2010 at 4:49pm:

The jew of Us

Some Guy ...............................


Soon Iran will be able to do in just six minutes what took Hitler Six YEARS !!!!!


Why ?!


Why will not Bibi bomb Iran ?!  .... Why must all Jews die ?!

WHY .. ?! ... !!!!   WHY .. ?!!!!!


" Iran starts nuclear reactor, says intent peaceful  "


" BUSHEHR, Iran – Trucks rumbled into Iran's first reactor Saturday to begin loading tons of uranium fuel in a long-delayed startup touted by officials as both a symbol of the country's peaceful intentions to produce nuclear energy as well as a triumph over Western pressure to rein in its nuclear ambitions.

The Russian-built Bushehr nuclear power plant will be internationally supervised, including a pledge by Russia to safeguard it against materials being diverted for any possible use in creating nuclear weapons. Iran's agreement to allow the oversight was a rare compromise by the Islamic state over its atomic program.

Western powers have cautiously accepted the deal as a way to keep spent nuclear fuel from crossing over to any military use. They say it illustrates their primary struggle: to block Iran's drive to create material that could be used for nuclear weapons and not its pursuit of peaceful nuclear power.

Iran has long declared it has a right like other nations to produce nuclear energy. The country's nuclear chief described the startup as a "symbol of Iranian resistance and patience."

"Despite all pressure, sanctions and hardships imposed by Western nations, we are now witnessing the startup of the largest symbol of Iran's peaceful nuclear activities," Ali Akbar Salehi told reporters inside the plant with its cream-colored dome overlooking the Persian Gulf in southern Iran.

In several significant ways, the Bushehr plant stands apart from the showdowns over Iranian uranium enrichment, a process that can be used both to produce nuclear energy or nuclear weapons. It also could offer a possible test run for proposals to ease the impasse.

The Russian agreement to control the supply of nuclear fuel at Bushehr eased opposition by Washington and allies. Bushehr's operations are not covered by U.N. sanctions imposed after Iran refused to stop uranium enrichment. And last week, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said the Russian oversight at Bushehr is the "very model" offered Tehran under a U.N.-drafted plan unveiled last year.

That proposal — so far snubbed by Iran — called for Iran to halt uranium enrichment and get its supplies of reactor-ready material from abroad.

Western leaders fear Iran's enrichment labs could one day churn out weapons-grade material. Iran claims it has no interest in nuclear arms, but refuses to give up the right to make its own fuel.

Iran has some of the world's biggest oil reserves, but lacks refinery capacity to meet domestic demand and must repurchase fuel on international markets. Nuclear power is seen as both a goal to meet power needs and an important technological achievement for the Islamic government.

The French Foreign Ministry said the Russian deal shows Iran does not need to enrich uranium to benefit from civilian nuclear power.

"This clearly shows that the sanctions do not aim to deprive Iran of its right to develop nuclear energy for peaceful uses," said the French statement.

In London, a Foreign Office junior minister, Alistair Burt, said the loading of Russian fuel at Bushehr "demonstrates that Iran can have the benefits of nuclear power."

But conservative Iranian lawmaker Arsalan Faithipour struck a tone of defiance.

"The startup at Bushehr proved the ineffectiveness of sanctions," he said.

After years of delays in completing the plant, Moscow now claims that the project is essential to persuading Iran to cooperate with international efforts to ensure it does not develop the bomb.

Iran has said that monitors from the U.N. nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency, will have access to the fuel shipments at Bushehr, about 745 miles (1,200 kilometers) south of Tehran. Spent fuel contains plutonium, which can be used to make atomic weapons.

U.N. nuclear inspectors were on hand Saturday as the first truckloads of fuel were taken from a storage site to a "pool" inside the reactor. Over the next two weeks, 163 fuel assemblies — equal to 80 tons of uranium fuel — will be moved inside the building and then into the reactor core.

It will be another two months before the 1,000-megawatt light-water reactor — heavily guarded by soldiers and anti-aircraft batteries — is pumping electricity to Iranian cities.

Two weeks ago, two Iranian drones were sent over Bushehr to test of air defense capability. The drones were picked up, but were grounded before forces guarding the nuclear plant could open fire, Bushehr Provincial Gov. Mohammad Hossein Jahanbakhsh told The Associated Press.

"The decision had been to test the capability of the Bushehr air defense system. The reaction was appropriate and authorities were happy," he said.

The uranium fuel Russia has supplied for Bushehr is well below the more than 90 percent enrichment needed for a nuclear warhead. Iran is already producing its own uranium enriched to the Bushehr level — about 3.5 percent. It also has started a pilot program of enriching uranium to 20 percent, which officials say is needed for a medical research reactor.

Salehi said Iran will continue to enrich uranium to 20 percent, but had no intention to continuing the higher level of enrichment forever.

Iran raised more alarm in the West with its recent declaration of plans to build 10 new uranium enrichment sites inside protected mountain strongholds. It said it will begin construction on the first one in March in defiance of the U.N. sanctions.

"Today is a historic day and will be remembered in history," Salehi said at a news conference alongside the head of Russia's state-run nuclear corporation, Sergei Kiriyenko.

"The countdown to the Bushehr nuclear power plant has started," Kiriyenko said. "Congratulations."

Russia signed a $1 billion contract to build the Bushehr plant in 1995 but has dragged its feet on completing the work. Moscow had cited technical reasons for the delays, but analysts say Russia used the project to try to press Iran to ease its defiance over uranium enrichment.

Iran has announced plans to build other reactors and says designs for a second rector in southwestern Iran are taking shape.  "

WHY ?!

Joey wrote on Aug 21^st, 2010 at 6:55pm:

Joey, those dumb asses couldn't start a camp fire.

Will the macca phase end abruptly like the eagles phase?

JB?

' this one is not over yet !  '

" August 23, 2010 -- Contact Music

McCartney Refuses To Drink Water Onstage

Sir Paul McCartney refuses to drink water while rocking out onstage - because he doesn't want to look unprofessional.

The 68 year old regularly performs three-hour concerts but insists on not guzzling water, admitting his preference harks back to his days in the Beatles.

He tells Britain's Daily Express, "I don't know, I just wouldn't want to drink water when I'm on. There is water (available) but I think it's the tradition that I'm from."

But the Brit admits he does take care of his vocal cords backstage before his gigs, adding: "I inhale Olbas Oil - put a few drops in hot water and inhale the steam or sometimes gargle salt water. I don't know if it does anything but the ritual does. It helps me mentally."


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August 23, 2010 -- PM.com

The Fans 'Up And Coming Tour' Review - Macca fans give a 'shout out' to Paul...

Paul McCartney - The Up & Coming Tour, 2010

Sunday 28th March - Jobing.com Arena, Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Tuesday 30th March - Hollywood Bowl, LA, California, USA
Wednesday 31st March - Hollywood Bowl, LA, California, USA
Saturday 3rd April - Sun Life Stadium, Miami
Monday 5th April - Coliseo De Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
Thursday 27th May - Foro Sol, Mexico City, Mexico
Thursday 28th May - Foro Sol, Mexico City, Mexico
Saturday 12th June ­ RDS, Dublin
Sunday 13th June ­ Isle Of Wight Festival
Sunday 20th June ­ Hampden Park, Glasgow
Saturday 26th June ­ Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Sunday 27th June ­ Hard Rock Calling, London
Saturday 10th July - AT&T Stadium San Francisco
Tuesday 13th July - Rio Tinto Stadium, Salt Lake City
Thursday 15th July - Pepsi Center Denver
Saturday 24th July - Sprint Center Kansas
Monday 26th July - Bridgestone Arena Nashville
Wednesday 28th July - Time Warner Cable Arena Charlotte
Sunday 8th August - Air Canada Centre Toronto
Monday 9th August - Air Canada Centre Toronto
Thursday 12th August - Bell Centre Montreal
Saturday 14th August - Wachovia Center, Philadelphia
Sunday 15th August - Wachovia Center, Philadelphia
Wednesday 18th August - CONSOL Energy Center Pittsburgh
Thursday 19th August - CONSOL Energy Center Pittsburgh

Sunday 28th March 2010 - Jobing.com Arena, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

The "Up and Coming Tour" kicked off at Glendale Arizona in late March. For me it was my first time seeing a Beatle live, im 23 years old, and it was the most amazing night of my life so far. Paul's concert was the opportunity to bring me and my dad together and share a common idol, two generations brought together by an icon! we traveled eight hours from El Paso, Texas to be able to live up the Beatlemania for the first time in both of our lives.
Review by Sergio Mendez

When I saw on Facebook that Paul was launching his Up And Coming Tour in Phoenix, I got tickets and went with my mother. It was the greatest experience of my life. In fact, I had "concert depression" when it was over. Paul's fans are the best as well. While waiting to get in to Jobing.com Arena I talked with 3 teenage boys standing in line behind me. I was thrilled to see such a younger generation embrace Paul's music. They told me they worked at a hotel as pool boys and saved their money to go to concerts. The one kid even played hooky from school the day tickets went on sale so he could get them.
Review by Mary Nelson

Tuesday 30th/Wednesday 31st March Hollywood Bowl, California,

The moments of driving up to a large marquee that reads "HOLLYWOOD BOWL- PAUL MCCARTNEY- UP AND COMING TOUR" with a bus load of people that defy any generation gaps and are jovially singing Beatles songs, wine bottles in hand, are the kind that stay with you for a while, with an element of surrealism that makes you question whether the whole ordeal was just a dream. Because a Paul McCartney concert isn't just a show- it's a coming together of people of all ages to celebrate and give thanks to a man and history that mean something special to each of us.
Review by Alison Underwood

Seeing Paul in concert was the highest point in my life, and I knew I wanted to get a permanent reminder of that amazing night. When Paul played "Blackbird" solo, I had shivers running up and down my spine, and I knew I'd remember that moment always. So, two days after the concert, I became the proud owner of my second Paul-related tattoo*. Script over my heart reads "all your life you were only waiting for this moment to arise," and the writing is flanked by a blackbird (Beatles) and a bluebird (Wings). (*I also have an "Octopus's Garden" on my arm.) I am hoping when I see him in August, that he wouldn't mind autographing me, so that I could have the pièce de résistance of my collection.
Review by Jen Hupfeld

Fireworks, special effects, eager fans, a 3-hour non-stop set and the best music in history thus far. Most can agree that this is recipe for one of the best concerts one can attend. Fortunately, for me and a sold out crowd at the Hollywood Bowl on March 31st, this was a reality. Being a huge Paul McCartney and a Beatles fan, I was so ecstatic to finally see this man in person and playing my favorite songs. I must admit, and I would allow someone to hit me for this, that I thought my favorite songs that I know and love would not quite sound the same they do in previous live performances and recordings he has done. Boy, was I proven wrong.
Review by John Pecina

Paul McCartney is THE best performer, obviously. I attended the March 30th concert at the Hollywood Bowl, and my life has been changed (No exaggeration). I am 17 years old, and attended the concert with my dad. He himself said how the show was amazing and how he'd love to see it again. We were way up high in the back seats, but it was still absolutely amazing. You could see everything going on, hear everything as if you were up front, and everyone was having a great time. It was absolutely, the greatest concert I've ever been too.
Review by Danielle Cadena

Saturday 3rd April ­ Miami

I am delighted that we got to see Sir Paul in Miami on such a lovely night. We sat towards the top of the upper bowl, yet we didn't miss a thing. We heard every note and we felt every bass note and drum beat deep down in our hearts. Abe Laboriel Jr. is a beautiful beast and we adore him, and the rest of Sir Paul's band is simply amazing. It is clear that Sir Paul loves performing, and I hope that he will continue to perform for a very long time.
Review by Nicola A. Carson

What was so special about this particular Macca show was it was a bit WINGS heavy . . . ABOUT TIME! When you have nine #1 singles by yourself, you'd think a lot of people would like to hear that stuff. There are legions of fans who grew up when I did that would die to hear "Junior's Farm," "Helen Wheels," "Beware My Love," "With a Little Luck" etc. So, you can imagine when he opened with "Venus & Mars/Rock Show/Jet" I went through the roof! It WAS 1976 but better. I had lived a whole life and almost died, had a beautiful daughter, wife, satisfying career as a teacher (all, of course, which I still have and enjoy) but this was like living a dream. "Rock Show", as we know, was abbreviated, but that was OK. He even pulled out "Letting Go", "Let 'Em In", "1985", "Mrs. Vanderbilt", etc. FINALLY!!!!
Review by Dan Buchwald

I don't even know how many songs he sang but it was a fabulous show. I truly enjoyed it. I was blessed to be able to be there and it was well worth the trip from Boston. A friend of mine accompanied me to Citi Field last year, and it was the first time she'd ever been to a Paul show. I told her, "You can be in the worst mood ever, fighting with every single person you know, and just ready to scream. But the moment that Paul steps out onto that stage, the energy he creates is so powerful and positive that there is no way you can leave that show feeling nothing other than truly inspired and amazed." And, truly, that's why I keep going back. I want to be a part of that beautiful experience.
Review by Melissa Draz  "


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" Joey the tour is over. No more Macca. "

What ?!!!!!!!   .. !!!! :


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With A Little Help From Ringo's Friends


Posted on Wednesday August 25, 2010 at 05:01 PM

A group of Beatles fans met this afternoon at the Hard Days Night hotel in Liverpool to brainstorm ideas to help stop the demolition of Ringo Starr’s childhood home.

The drummer, born Richard Starkey on July 7, 1940, lived at the number nine Victorian terrace at Madryn Street in Toxteth, an inner city area of Liverpool, England, for the first three months of his life.

BBC News reports that the Liverpool City Council has been talking about demolishing the terrace, along with hundreds in the “Welsh Streets” area, for the past five years.

Official demolition notices have been re-posted at Madryn Street with a demolition date of March 2011

I will not dignify this with a response

' jb returns to the board on Monday !  '

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Joey wrote on Aug 27^th, 2010 at 5:18pm:

fingers crossed