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It can be nice to do nothing, be lazy, lie down all day and enjoy your life. Unfortunately these things happen only in the jokes…

I don’t know whether those quotes are real but it is enjoyful to read them…

Disorder In The Court

This is Hillarious. The following, are all actual statements made in court…

Things people actually said in court, word for word:

Q: What is your date of birth?
A: July fifteenth.
Q: What year?
A: Every year.

Q: What gear were you in at the moment of the impact?

A: Gucci sweats and Reeboks.

Q: This myasthenia gravis-does it affect your memory at all?
A: Yes.
Q: And in what ways does it affect your memory?
A: I forget.
Q: You forget. Can you give us an example of something that you’ve forgotten?

Q: All your responses must be oral, OK? What school did you go to?
A: Oral.

Q: How old is your son-the one living with you?
A: Thirty-eight or thirty-five, I can’t remember which.
Q: How long has he lived with you?
A: Forty-five years.

Q: What was the first thing your husband said to you when he woke that morning?
A: He said, “where am I Cathy?”
Q: And why did that upset you?
A: My name is Susan.

Q: And where was the location of the accident?
A: Approximately milepost 499.
Q: And where is milepost 499?
A: Probably between milepost 498 and 500.

Q: Sir, what is your IQ?
A: Well I can see pretty well I think.

Q: Did you blow your horn or anything?
A: After the accident?
Q: Before the accident.
A: Sure, I played horn for ten years. I even went to school for it.

Q: Do you know if your daughter has ever been involved in the voodoo occult?
A: We both do.
Q: Voodoo?
A: We do.
Q: You do?
A: Yes, voodoo.

Q: Trooper, when you stopped the defendant, were your red and blue lights flashing?
A: Yes.
Q: Did the defendant say anything when she got out of her car?
A: Yes sir.
Q: What did she say?
A: What disco am I at?

Q: Now doctor, isn’t it true that when a person dies in his sleep, he doesn’t know about it until the next morning?

Q: The youngest son, the twenty-year old, how old is he?

Q: Were you present when your picture was taken?

Q: Was it you or your younger brother who was killed in the war?

Q: Did he kill you?

Q: How far apart were the vehicles at the time of the collision?

Q: You were there until the time you left, is that true?

Q: How many times have you committed suicide?

Q: So the date of conception (of the baby) was August 8th?
A: Yes.
Q: And what were you doing at that time?

Q: She had three children, right?
A: Yes.
Q: How many were boys?
A: None.
Q: Were there any girls?

Q: You say the stairs went down to the basement?
A: Yes.
Q: And these stairs, do they go up also?

Q: Mr. Slatery, you went on a rather elaborate honeymoon, didn’t you?
A: I went to Europe, sir.
Q: And you took your new wife?

Q: How was your first marriage terminated?
A: By death.
Q: And by whose death was it terminated?

Q: Can you describe the individual?
A: He was about medium height and had a beard.
Q: Was this a male or a female?

Q: Is your appearance here this morning pursuant to a deposition notice which I sent to your attorney?
A: No, this is how I dress when I go to work.

Q: Doctor, how many autopsies have you performed on dead people?
A: All my autopsies are performed on dead people.

Q: Do you recall the time that you examined the body?
A: The autopsy started around 8:30 p.m.
Q: And Mr. Dennington was dead at the time?
A: No, he was sitting on the table wondering why I was doing an autopsy

October 15, 2008, 10:27 PM
CBS Poll: Uncommitted Voters Say Obama Won Final Debate

UPDATED WITH FINAL RESULTS As in the previous debates, CBS News and Knowledge Networks have conducted a nationally representative poll of uncommitted voters to get their immediate reaction to tonight’s presidential debate.

In the first presidential debate, second presidential debate and vice presidential debate, more uncommitted voters said the Democratic candidate was the victor.

And tonight’s results have, by a wide margin, made it a clean sweep. Here are the final results of the survey of 638 uncommitted voters:

Fifty-three percent of the uncommitted voters surveyed identified Democratic nominee Barack Obama as the winner of tonight’s debate. Twenty-two percent said Republican rival John McCain won. Twenty-five percent saw the debate as a draw.

More uncommitted voters trusted Obama than McCain to make the right decisions about health care. Before the debate, sixty-one percent of uncommitted voters said that they trust Obama on the issue; after, sixty-eight percent said so. Twenty-seven percent trusted McCain to manage health care before the debate; thirty percent said so afterwards.

Sixty-four percent think Obama will raise their taxes, while fifty percent think McCain will.

Before the debate, fifty-four percent thought Obama shared their values. That percentage rose to sixty-four percent after the debate. For McCain, fifty-two percent thought he shared their values before the debate, and fifty-five percent thought so afterwards.

Before the debate, fifty percent said they trusted Obama to handle a crisis; that rose to sixty-three percent afterwards. More uncommitted voters trusted McCain on this – seventy-eight percent before the debate, eighty-two percent after the debate.

But more trusted Obama than McCain to make the right decisions about the economy. Before the debate, fifty-four percent of uncommitted voters said that they trust Obama to make the right decisions about the economy; after, sixty-five percent said that. Before, thirty-eight percent trusted McCain to do so, and forty-eight percent did after the debate.

Before the debate, sixty-six percent thought Obama understands voters’ needs and problems; that rose to seventy-six percent after the debate. For McCain, thirty-six percent felt he understands voters’ needs before the debate, and forty-eight percent thought so afterwards.

We will have a full report on the poll later on. Uncommitted voters are those who don’t yet know who they will vote for, or who have chosen a candidate but may still change their minds.

Solar energy can meet all the world’s energy demands: expert
by Staff Writers
Madrid (AFP) Sept 5, 2008
The world must speed up the deployment of solar power as it has the potential to meet all the world’s energy needs, the chairman of an industry gathering which wrapped up Friday in Spain said.
“The solar energy resource is enormous, and distributed all over the world, in all countries and also oceans,” said Daniel Lincot, the chairman of the five-day European Photovoltaic Solar Energy conference held in Valencia.

“There is thus an enormous resource available from photovoltaics, which can be used everywhere, and can in principle cover all the world energy demand from a renewable, safe and clean source,” he added.

Lincot, the research director of the Paris-based Institute for Research and Development of Photovoltaic Energy, said solar energy was growing rapidly but still made only a “negligible” contribution to total energy supply.

Last year the world production of photovoltaic models represented a surface of 40 square kilometres (16 square miles) while meeting the electrical consumption of countries like France or Germany would require 5,000 square kilometres, he said.

Under current scenarios, photovoltaic models will represent about 1,000 square kilometres by 2020 accounting for about only 3.0 percent of energy needs in the 27-member European Union, he added.

Over 200 scientists and solar power experts have signed a declaration calling on the accelerated deployment of photovoltaic power which was launched at the conference.

More than 3,500 experts and 715 sector firms took part in the gathering, billed as the largest conference ever organised in the field of photovoltaic conversion of solar energy.

Germany and Spain are the world leaders in solar energy power. Germany has 4,000 megawatts of installed capacity while Spain has 600 megawatts.

from SOLAR DAILY

Shoes in church

I showered and shaved…… ……. I adjusted my tie.

I got there and sat……… …. In a pew just in time.

Bowing my head in prayer…… … As I closed my eyes.

I saw the shoe of the man next to me….. Touching my own. I sighed.

With plenty of room on either side…… I thought, ‘Why must our soles touch?’

It bothered me, his shoe touching mine… But it didn’t bother him much.

A prayer began: ‘Our Father’….. …….. I thought, ‘This man with the shoes, has no pride.

They’re dusty, worn, and scratched. Even worse, there are holes on the side!’

‘Thank You for blessings,’ the prayer went on.

The shoe man said…….. ……. A quiet ‘Amen.’

I tried to focus on the prayer. …… But my thoughts were on his shoes again.

Aren’t we supposed to look our best. When walking through that door?

‘Well, this certainly isn’t it,’ I thought, Glancing toward the floor.

Then the prayer was ended……. …. And the songs of praise began.

The shoe man was certainly loud…… Sounding proud as he sang.

His voice lifted the rafters….. …. His hands were raised high.

The Lord could surely hear. The shoe man’s voice from the sky.

It was time for the offering…. … And what I threw in was steep.

I watched as the shoe man reached…. Into his pockets so deep.

I saw what was pulled out……… . What the shoe man put in.

Then I heard a soft ‘clink’ . As when silver hits tin.

The sermon really bored me……… To tears, and that’s no lie.

It was the same for the shoe man… For tears fell from his eyes.

At the end of the service….. . As is the custom here.

W e must greet new visitors, And show them all good cheer.

But I felt moved somehow….. …….. And wanted to meet the shoe man.

So after the closing prayer…… . I reached over and shook his hand.

He was old and his skin was dark…. And his hair was truly a mess.

But I thanked him for coming…… … For being our guest.

He said, ‘My names’ Charlie….. ….. I’m glad to meet you, my friend.’

There were tears in his eyes……. But he had a large, wide grin.

‘Let me explain,’ he said…….. . Wiping tears from his eyes.

‘I’ve been coming here for months…. And you’re the first to say ‘Hi.”

‘I know that my appearance.. …….’Is not like all the rest.

‘But I really do try……… ……..’ To always look my best.’

‘I always clean and polish my shoes..’Before my very long walk.

‘But by the time I get here…….. .’They’re dirty and dusty, like chalk.’

My heart filled with pain… …….. And I swallowed to hide my tears.

As he continued to apologize… ….. For daring to sit so near

He said, ‘When I get here…….. …’I know I must look a sight.

‘But I thought if I could touch you..’Then maybe our souls might unite.’

I was silent for a moment…… ….. Knowing whatever was said

Would pale in comparison.. . I spoke from my heart, not my head.

‘Oh, you’ve touched me,’ I said……’And taught me, in part;

‘That the best of any man……… …’Is what is found in his heart.’

The rest, I thought,…. ……… … This shoe man will never know.

Like just how thankful I really am… That his dirty old shoe touched my soul

Flowers are the colour of life and now I post the colurful, nice flower photos.

MARRIAGE :)

Man: Is there any way for long life?
Dr: Get married.
Man: Will it help?
Dr: No, but the thought of long life will never come.
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Why do couples hold hands during their wedding?
It’s a formality just like two boxers shaking hands before the fight begins!

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Wife: Darling today is our anniversary, what should we do?
Husband: Let us stand in silence for 2 minutes.
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It’s funny when people discuss Love Marriage vs Arranged.
It’s like asking someone, if suicide is better or being murdered.
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It is difficult to understand GOD. He makes such beautiful things as women
and then he turns them into Wives.
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If u r married please ignore this msg,
for everyone else: Happy Independence Day
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Before marriage, a man will lie awake all night thinking about something you
say.
After marriage, he’ll fall asleep before you finish.
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There’s a way of transferring funds that is even faster than electronic
banking.
It’s called marriage.
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Girlfriends r like chocolates,
taste good anytime.
Lovers r like PIZZAS, Hot n spicy, eaten frequently.
Husbands r like leftovers, eaten when there’s no choice.
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Man receives telegram: Wife dead-should be buried or cremated?
Man: Don’t take any chances. Burn the body and bury the ash.
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Q: Why dogs don’t marry?
A: Because they are already leading a dog’s life!
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There was this guy who told his woman that he loved her so much that he
would
go through hell for her. They got married and now he is going thru hell.
———— ——— ——— ——— ——— —
Fact of life: One woman brings you into this world crying & the other
ensures you
continue to do so for the rest of your life!
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Q: Why doesn’t law permit a man to marry a second woman?
A: Because as per law you cannot be punished twice for the same offence!
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Here comes the Ultimate One :)
Prospective husband: Do you have a book called ‘Man, The Master of Women’?
Salesgirl: The fiction department is on the other side, sir.

I could not beleive the stairs. These places look dangerous but I would like to go. Although climbing there would be too difficult and tring.

OCTOBER 1969: DAYS OF RAGE

In October 1969 A Faction Of The Students For A Democratic Society Called The Weathermen Organized

The “Days Of Rage” In Chicago. “In October 1969, the Weathermen, a faction of the Students for a Democratic

Society, created the previous year, led ‘four days of rage’ in Chicago. Declaring that the tide of ‘revolution’ was

rising, they led battles with the police and widespread window smashing in the city’s central business district.” (Josh

Barbanel, “Bernardine Dohrn Reportedly Seen On West Side,” The New York Times, 11/27/80)

Policemen And Demonstrators Were Injured During The “Days Of Rage.” “There the demonstrators charged

through police lines and engaged in a rock-throwing and window-smashing battle in which scores of policemen

and demonstrators were injured. Miss. Dohrn was arrested in that encounter. The demonstrations coincided with

the so-called Chicago Seven trial, in which a separate group of antiwar activists was accused of plotting the

disorders that occured during the 1968 Democratic Convention here.” (Nathaniel Sheppard, “2 In Weather Underground Are

Bargaining To Surrender,” The New York Times, 11/24/80)

The “Days Of Rage” Rioters Wore The Vietnamese Flag On Their Backs And Smashed Homes And Store

Windows. “On Oct. 8, 1969, the first day of what Weatherman had billed as its ‘Days of Rage,’ a group of about

300 antiwar demonstrators, wearing helmets and dungaree jackets with the Vietcong flag sewn on the back and

carrying clubs, charged from a bonfire in Lincoln Park into a neighboring area, smashing the windows of stores,

homes and automobiles. ” (Nathaniel Sheppard, “2 In Weather Underground Are Bargaining To Surrender,” The New York Times, 11/24/80)

After The Leaders Of The Weathermen Went Into Hiding, They Changed Their Name To The Weather

Underground. “The police charged that one of the leaders of the ‘days of rage’ was Miss. Dohrn. After the riots in

Chicago Miss. Dohrn went underground with the rest of the leadership of the Weathermen. The name was later

changed to the Weather Underground. ” (Josh Barbanel, “Bernardine Dohrn Reportedly Seen On West Side,” The New York Times, 11/27/80)

MARCH 6, 1970: GREENWICH VILLAGE TOWNHOUSE EXPLOSION

On March 6, 1970 A Bomb In A Weather Underground Safe House Exploded Killing Three People. “When

the Manhattan townhouse on West 11th Street belonging to the father of the Weatherman Cathlyn Wilkerson blew

up on March 6, 1970, sending Ms. Wilkerson and Ms. Boudin fleeing underground and killing three of their

confederates, the Weathermen had been making a nasty antipersonnel bomb out of ‘hundreds of roofing nails

taped around dozens of sticks of dynamite.’” (Annie Gottlieb, “Inside The Explosion,” The New York Times, 7/13/86)

Weather Underground Member, Cathlyn Wilkerson, Pleaded Guilty To Possessing Explosives That Killed

Three People. “Radical activist Cathlyn Platt Wilkerson pleaded guilty Friday to charges she possessed the

dynamite that killed three of her friends and destroyed a Greenwich Village townhouse allegedly being used as a

bomb factory. Ms. Wilkerson, 35, once a member of the Weather Underground, appeared in state Supreme Court

in Manhattan 10 days after she ended 10 years of hiding and surrendered. She quietly answered ‘yes’ when

asked by Justice Harold Rothwax if she had ‘knowingly possessed dynamite with intent to use it against the

property of others’ in 1970. Ms. Wilkerson faces up to seven years in prison when she is sentenced Oct. 24.” (”Ex

Fugitive Pleads Guilty In Fatal Townhouse Blast,” The Associated Press, 7/18/80)

Weather Underground Member, Kathy Boudin, Was In The Greenwich Home When The Explosion

Occurred; She Fled The Scene After The Accident. “Ms. Wilkerson fled after the townhouse was destroyed by

three explosions on March 6, 1970. Police said the building housed a bomb factory. Rescuers found her and

another woman, believed to be Kathy Boudin, trapped in the rubble of the townhouse. The women then vanished.

Ms. Boudin’s whereabouts remain unknown.” (”Ex Fugitive Pleads Guilty In Fatal Townhouse Blast,” The Associated Press, 7/18/80)

“Killed In The Blast Were Theodore Gold, 23; Diana Oughton, 28; And A Man Who Has Never Been

Identified.” (”Ex Fugitive Pleads Guilty In Fatal Townhouse Blast,” The Associated Press, 7/18/80)

Wilkerson Was Sentenced To A Three Year Prison Term For Her Role In The Killing Of Three Weather

Underground Members On March 6, 1970. “Radical Cathlyn Wilkerson, who hid from authorities for a decade,

began a three-year prison term Thursday for building bombs to protest the Vietnam War. Ms. Wilkerson, who was

sentenced Oct. 28, appeared outside the courtroom of state Supreme Court Justice Harold Rothwax in Manhattan

with her 3-year-old daughter and the child’s father. ‘I remain committed to fighting to change our world because I

believe the beauty and productivity of the human spirit cannot be contained by the few who rule with greed,

selfishness and cruelty,’ she said, hands trembling and eyes watering… Ms. Wilkerson was charged with felony

possession of dynamite, a charge that stemmed from a March 6, 1970, explosion that wrecked her father’s

Greenwich Village townhouse, killing three of her associates. The house was being used by Ms. Wilkerson and

her friends in the Weather Underground as a bomb factory. Ms. Wilkerson fled the burning building with another

Weather Underground member, Kathy Boudin, before police arrived — and remained underground until July 8.”

(Paula Schwed, “Es-Radical Leader Starts 3 Year Prison Term,” United Press International, 1/15/81)

The Weathermen Were Planning On Bombing Fort Dix Before The Bomb Accidentally Exploded In Their

Safe House. “On the same date in 1970, an explosion ripped apart a townhouse in Greenwich Village that was a

safe house for the Weathermen, a leftist group, as the group prepared an improvised explosive device that was to

be set off at Fort Dix to protest the Vietnam War.” (Sarah Garland, “Times Square, Consulate Bomb Connections Sought,” The New York

Sun, 3/7/08)

A Former Member Talked About Plans To Bomb An Officer’s Event At Fort Dix. FORMER MEMBER OF

THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND, MARK RUDD: “The group that was led by Terry in that house on west 11th

street was building a bomb. They had decided to set off the bomb at a noncommissioned officers dance at Fort

Dix. The idea being that there are no innocent in this war of aggression.” (The Free History Project, “The Weather Underground, ”

Film, 2002)

JUNE 9, 1970: NEW YORK POLICE HEADQUARTERS

The Weather Underground Detonated A Bomb In The NYPD Headquarters Building. (New York Times, 6/11/70)

JUNE 27, 1970: BANK OF AMERICA IN HONOR OF CUBAN REVOLUTION

The Weather Underground Bombed A Bank Of America Building. (New York Times, 7/28/70)

OCTOBER 10, 1970: QUEENS TRAFFIC COURT HOUSE

The Weather Underground Bombed The Queens Courthouse. (New York Times, 10/10/70)

OCTOBER 13, 1970: CLAIMED CREDIT FOR LIC COURTHOUSE BOMBING

The Weather Underground Claimed Credit For A Courthouse Bombing. (New York Times, 10/13/70)

OCTOBER 15, 1970: DOHRN PLACED ON F.B.I. MOST WANTED LIST

FBI Places Weatherman Bernardine Dohrn On Its 10 Most-Wanted List. (New York Times, 10/15/70)

MARCH 1, 1971: U.S. CAPITOL

“He [Ayers] Writes That He Participated In The Bombings Of New York City Police Headquarters In 1970,

Of The Capitol Building In 1971, The Pentagon In 1972.” (Dinitia Smith, “No Regrets For A Love Of Explosives,” The New York

Times, 9/11/01)

The Weather Underground Claimed Responsibility For The Capitol Bombing On March 1, 1971. “Another

bomb exploded March 1, 1971, in the men’s room on the Senate side of the Capitol. It destroyed the restroom and

a barbershop, but no one was injured. A caller said the bombing was to show opposition to the Vietnam War. The

radical Weather Underground claimed responsibility, but no one was prosecuted for the act.” (Deb Riechmann, “U.S

Capitol A Target Of Violence,” The Associated Press, 7/24/98)

SEPTEMBER 17, 1971: NY STATE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES IN ALBANY

The Weather Underground Bombed A New York State Prison. (New York Times, 9/18/71)

MAY 19, 1972: THE PENTAGON

The Weather Underground Claimed Credit For Bombing The Pentagon. (New York Times, 5/20/72)

MAY 18, 1973: NEW YORK POLICE STATION

The Weather Underground Claimed Credit For A Bomb In A New York City Police Station. (New York Times,

5/19/73)

JUNE 17, 1974: GULF OIL HQ IN PITTSBURGH

On June 17, 1974 The Weather Underground Claimed Credit For Bombing Gulf Oil Headquarters. (New York

Times, 6/19/74)

JULY 1974: RELEASES COMMUNIST MANIFESTO

Weather Underground Released A Document About Their Goal Of A Communist Revolution. (The New York

Times, 7/26/74)

JANUARY 29, 1975: STATE DEPARTMENT

The Weather Underground Bombed The State Department. (New York Times, 1/30/75)

DECEMBER 4, 1980: BERNARDINE DOHRN AND WILLIAM AYERS SURRENDER

“Bernadine Dohrn Gives Up To Authorities In Chicago” (The New York Times, 12/4/80)

OCTOBER 20, 1981: BRINKS MURDERS

Sgt. Edward O’Grady And Officer Waverly Brown Were Killed When Former Members Of The Weather

Underground Attacked An Armored Car. “The slain policemen, Sgt. Edward O’Grady, 32, of Pearl River, N.Y.,

and Officer Waverly Brown, 45, of Spring Valley, N.Y., were said to be the first police officers ever killed in the line

of duty in Rockland County, where the terrors of urban guerrilla movements and incidents like radical bombings

are as alien as foreign wars.” (Robert McFadden, “‘Weather’ Fugitive Is Seized In Killings,” The New York Times, 10/22/81)

Peter Paige Was a Brinks Guard Who Died Defending The Armored Car. “Speaking before Judge David S.

Ritter passed sentence, Mr. Gribetz said Miss Boudin came to Rockland County ‘knowing there would be a

robbery’ and that ‘other participants would be armed.’ Therefore, he said, she is as responsible for the death of

Peter Paige, the slain Brink’s guard, ‘as the person who fired the lethal bullet.’” (James Feron, “Kathy Boudin Given 20 Years

To Life In Prison,” The New York Times, 5/4/84)

Judith Clark And David Gilbert Were Sentenced To Three Consecutive 25 Year Terms For The Brinks

Murders. “Three radicals described by a judge as unrepentent and calculating killers were sentenced Thursday to

75 years to life in prison for murdering three people in the $1.6 million Brink’s armored car holdup two years ago.

‘I harbor no illusions about any of these defendants. They hold society in contempt and have no respect for

human life,’ said Orange County Judge David Ritter. He said the armored car robbery was ‘a cold, calculated and

deliberate plan.’ Society must be protected from ‘these defendants and the violence they represent,’ he said.

Authorities said the arrests in the Brink’s robbery blew the lid off a ‘family’ of terrorists. Judith Clark, 33, David

Gilbert, 39, and Kuwasi Balagoon, 36, were not in court when Ritter imposed three consecutive 25-year-to-life

terms for the murders and concurrent 12 1/2 -to-25 year terms for the robbery. But they were said to be listening

to the proceedings over a speaker system in a holding pen.” (Eileen Putnam, “Convicted Radicals Get 75 Years To Life,” The

Associated Press, 10/6/83)

“Kathy Boudin Was Sentenced Today To 20 Years To Life In Prison For Her Role In The 1981 Brink’s

Holdup In Which A Guard And Two Police Officers Were Slain.” (James Feron, “Kathy Boudin Given 20 Years To Life In

Prison,” The New York Times, 5/4/84)

Judith Clark Was A Member Of The Weathermen. “Member of Weathermen Group. She said she had seen

them distributing leaflets, about ‘underprivileged countries, Africa.’ Miss Clark’s first known involvement in radical

causes was in 1969 when she was a sophomore at the University of Chicago. As a member of the radical

Weathermen group, she participated in several demonstrations, including a charge - with 100 helmeted, clubswinging

women - on an armed forces induction center. Miss Clark was expelled from the university.” (Raymond

Bonner, “Judith Clark’s Espousal Of Causes Traced To ‘69,” The New York Times, 10/23/81)

Katherine Boudin Was A “Fugitive Weather Leader.” “A massive manhunt expanded throughout the Northeast

yesterday in the wake of a bloody Brink’s robbery in New York. Federal and local investigators focused on the

possibility that the crime was committed by a fusion of a militant white Weather Underground gang and a black

urban terrorist group implicated in a string of attacks on police officers. At the same time, Katherine Boudin, a

fugitive Weather leader arrested in the case, was identified by a newspaper reporter as the woman who shared

her Manhattan apartment for the past several years.” (Kathy Sawyer, “Authorities Looking Into A Fusion Of Weather Gang, Black

Terrorists,” The Washington Post, 10/23/81)

“Boudin, 38, A Fugitive Since A Greenwich Village Bomb Incident In 1970; Judith Clark, Another Member

Of The Weather Underground, And Two Men Were Arrested As They Fled The Bungled Robbery, In Which

Two Police Officers And A Brink’s Guard Were Killed. The Recovered Loot Totaled $1.6 Million.” (Kathy

Sawyer, “Authorities Looking Into A Fusion Of Weather Gang, Black Terrorists,” The Washington Post, 10/23/81)

Kathy Boudin Was Named By The F.B.I. As A Member Of The Weather Underground. (FBI Report On The

Weatherman Underground, Part 2, http://foia. fbi.gov/weather/ weath2a.pdf, 8/20/76)

“David Gilbert, Who Is Miss Boudin’s Husband, And Two Other Defendants Were Convicted Last

September And Sentenced To 75 Years To Life In Prison.” (Kathy Boudin Breaks Prison Silence, Acknowledges ‘Mistakes,’” The

Associated Press, 2/8/84)

“Miss Boudin Was Arrested Following The Brink’s Ambush Along With Fellow Weather Underground

Members Judith Clark And David Gilbert. A Fourth Suspect, Samuel Brown, A Long-Time Criminal With

No Known Radical Affiliations, Also Has Been Charged With The Murders.” (Richard Pienciak, “:attest Brinks ‘Suspect’ Is

BLA Soldier Wanted In Cop Slayin,” The Associated Press, 10/28/81)

(The New York Times, 10/21/81)

MAY 20, 1982: BERNARDINE DOHRN IS SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR FAILING TO

COOPERATE IN BRINKS INVESTIGATIONS

“Ex-Radical Dohrn Is Jailed For Contempt” (The Washington Post, 5/20/82)

Tom is the guitarist of Tokia Hotel. He is also the prince of the girls. Bill and Tom are twins and born on 1 September 1989. Enjoy Tom’s photos…