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To: tejek who wrote (722782)	6/25/2013 8:44:13 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1579714

Brutal New Jersey home invasion caught on video baby monitor ........................................................................................................ Fox News ^ \| 25 Jun 13 foxnews.com A New Jersey woman was viciously attacked by a man while her 3-year-old daughter watched — and the girl’s baby monitor captured the brutal assault. MyFoxNY.com reports that the unidentified woman was attacked early Friday in her home in Millburn. Police said the suspect broke down a door to get into the house and repeatedly punched and kicked the woman before throwing her down a flight of stairs. "I knew that if I started to scream my daughter would too and I was afraid he would shoot at her. I took it and I didn't cry the entire time," the unnamed victim told News 12. "They need to help us get him off the street. He's not just a burglar, he's violent." The woman suffered a concussion and was briefly hospitalized, News 12 reports. The suspect, who stole jewelry from the home, was described by authorities as black, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighing 220 pounds with a salt-and-pepper beard. (Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ... Report Abuse] And Chris Christy is bragging that he is going to sign even more restrictive "gun violence" legislation. 1 posted on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 8:28:57 PM by SkyPilot

To: tejek who wrote (722782)	6/25/2013 11:23:40 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579714

75% of LA TIMES readers who voted support the claim of Anne Rice that Paula Deen is being "crucified". latimes.com "I never heard of her until today, and wow, this looks like a crucifixion," Rice wrote. "I may be wrong but aren't we becoming something of a lynch mob culture?" When an African American educator from the South wrote to share her disappointment that Rice would be a defender of Deen, the author didn't back down. "I'm sorry to disappoint you but I think she's being crucified," she wrote. "The lawsuit is ugly all right, and the brother of Paula Dean comes off as a detestable person. But I don't think Paula Deen should go down over this. I think it's unfair."