5:55 PM - Film Entreprenuer Nominee one of ten
Current mood: accomplished
Category: Blogging

Derrick M. Guest, CEO & Founder of Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc. and a certified business owner is one of the ten finalists for Project Enterprise 2008 Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Project Enterprise Entrepreneur of the Year 2008 will be held at the Alhambra Ballroom, 2116 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd, New York, New York 10027 on Thursday, October 16, 2008 from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm.

Griot's Roll provides Production (Film/Video), Post-Production (editing) and Multi-Media (electronic business cards - mini CD-ROMS, mini DVD, pod-casting, video e-mail blast, video newsletters etc. Griot's Roll specializes in web-video (Video Pod casting, Video e-mails, Video blogs, Web-casting) services. We create a DVD from your event, or products and services to advertise and market. We video tape concerts, entertainers, conferences, seminars, lectures, networking events, interviews, book signings, tape recruitment videos, festivals, cultural events, social events, training videos, etc, and create a quality video DVD or Electronic Business Card (salesman in your pocket) that is ready to be shown on-line. Take a look at our information below including our video links.

Based in Central Harlem, New York Griot's Roll provides services on the following formats: Web videos, DVDs, Electronic Business cards, Video Newsletters, Video e-mails, CD-ROMs, and more. Griot's Roll will give our clients a great duplication package to go along with your finished project.

Griot's Roll Production to date has shot a Television Pilot for Urban Fishing Production called Urban Fishing Adventure, a cooking/fishing show. Griot's Roll Production has provided editing services for IMAGINENATION 2006 Revolutionary Awards at the Apollo Theater, IMAGINENATION 2007 Summer Film Festival in St. Nicholas Park and editing services for Master Mo Mahaliel Haroom Sha Bethea Independent Feature Film. Griot's Roll most recent clients are Coler Goldwater Memorial Hospital, The Guttmacher Institute, The Workshop In Business Opportunities, Seminar videos for The Alternative Board including powerpoint presentation, Project Enterprise, to name a few.

Griot's Projects:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQhoHNAF064

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5BmGb6moRk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXcRXnLhLnU

Have A Great Day!

Eula M. Young, COO

eula@griotsrollproduction.com

www.griotsrollproduction.com

Currently listening : Jennifer Hudson By Jennifer Hudson Release date: 2008-09-30

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8:08 PM - Certified Business Owner one of ten Finalist
Current mood: accomplished

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September 28, 2008

CONTACT:

Eula M. Young

212-281-2286

eula@griotsrollproduction.com

www.griotsrollproduction.com

Derrick M. Guest, CEO & Founder of Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc. and a certified business owner is one of the ten finalists for Project Enterprise 2008 Entrepreneur of the Year Award.  Project Enterprise Entrepreneur of the Year 2008 will be held at the Alhambra Ballroom, ..:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" />2116 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd on Thursday, October 16, 2008 from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm.   

Project Enterprise (PE) was started in 1996 by Nick Schatzki and Debra Franklin as the only Grameen-style provider of micro-business loans in New York City. It does not require prior business experience, credit history or collateral to provide market-rate financing for small businesses. Inspired by the success of Grameen Bank, PE's mission is to support and develop entrepreneurs and small businesses in under-resourced communities around New York City by providing access to business loans, business development services and networking opportunities. Since disbursing its first loan in 1997, PE has made more than 400 loans totaling more than $800,000 and provided more than 1,400 low-income and minority entrepreneurs with business training.

Entrepreneurs at PE participate in business training activities such as basic bookkeeping, tax issues and marketing strategies at biweekly member meetings, quarterly networking events and workshops. Entrepreneurs are provided unique opportunities to develop important business networks at regular borrower meetings, networking events and workshops. Group discount opportunities and internships at retail locations are other benefits provided to members. Participation in these activities helps develop leadership skills among its entrepreneurs.

Project Enterprise, a Community Development Financial Institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Treasury, has steadily grown since 1997 when it loaned just $3,090; in 2005, PE loaned $177,520. Today, PE operates across four boroughs of New York City in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Upper Manhattan (Harlem) and Queens. It provides services in both English and Spanish. Moreover, under the strong leadership of its executive director Arva Rice, PE's breadth of services has expanded greatly over the past three years, offering more in-depth workshops, access to new marketplaces and networking opportunities.

Derrick M. Guest has extensive experience in production, post-production and multi-media services.  Affordable Media with a Global Appeal from People like You is Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc. tag line.  Mr. Guest has experience as a playwright having written the Off-Broadway Play "Choices" for the Negro Ensemble Company.  He has extensive experience in writing and directing short films such as "30 Minutes of Pleasure", "The Grade", and "Loneliness".  Mr. Guest has been a panelist speaking on marketing and advertising for the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce Miller Business Plan contest and most recently a guest speaker for the New York Women's Chamber of Commerce topic "Advertising, Marketing and Positioning your business".

Derrick M. Guest, CEO is available for advice via articles, panel discussions, speaking engagements, networking events, business conferences, seminars and lectures.  For booking and interviews, contact Eula M. Young at (212) 281-2286 or eula@griotsrollproduction.com.

Griot's Roll Film Production & Services is certified with:

New York City Department of Small Business Services Division of Economic and Financial Opportunity M/WBE Certified Business Enterprise

New York State Empire State Development Division of Minority and Women's Business Development MBE Certified Business

New York State Dormitory Authority (DASNY) Office of Opportunity Program M/WBE Certified Business

Currently reading : Click By George C. Fraser

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5:34 PM - EXECUTIVE HEALTH PART II
Current mood: accomplished
Category: Life

 Business owners you are the most valued resources to your business. As business people we need to take care of ourselves, because if we don't we won't be able to do business, pleased be blessed and be well

 Derrick Guest, CEO Griot's Roll Film Production & Services.

Executive Health: Part II

Preventing a heart attack

By Denise Campbell


September 23, 2007--Internationally renowned cardiologist Christopher J.W.B. Leggett, director of cardiology for Medical Associates of North Georgia in Canton, Georgia suggests individuals concentrate on risk management and understanding how certain conditions impact health. "For instance, 80% of diabetics die of heart attacks; and obesity is the No. 1 cause of type 2 diabetes in our country. "If you've got any of those risk factors, you need to be vigilant about controlling each of the problems independently," insists Leggett. "That's what will lower your risk."

Know the signs
The body sends a number of signals to let you know it's in trouble. One of the most common symptoms of heart disease is a transient ischemic attack, or mini-stroke. "This occurs when the blood vessels in the brain develop an ulcer caused by high cholesterol. Plaque forms around the crater, which eventually breaks off and makes its way through the bloodstream toward the brain," explains Donna Mendes, M.D., chief of vascular surgery at St. Luke's Hospital in New York City, clinical professor of surgery at the College of Physicians & Surgeons, and the first African American female to become board certified in the specialty of peripheral vascular surgery. "The impacted portion of the brain will suddenly experience decreased blood flow, resulting in a TIA." The part of the body controlled by that portion of the brain becomes impaired, lasting from a few minutes to 24 hours. Other indicators include loss of sensation on one side of the body; loss of vision or motor function; or intermittent pain in the calf after walking; the pain results from decreased oxygen and blood flow.

In the case of an impending heart attack, women present much milder and wider symptoms than men. These symptoms are often missed, misdiagnosed, or undertreated by both primary physicians and cardiologists. According to Patrice Desvigne-Nickens, M.D., head of the Cardiovascular Medicine Scientific Research Group at the Bethesda, Maryland-based National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, symptoms include fatigue; shortness of breath; feelings of indigestion and ill health; palpitations; neck, shoulder, and upper back pain; nausea; vomiting; sweating; and lightheadedness.

After weeks of persistent breathlessness and a vague sense of physical unease, Joan Connell, then 42, an accounting professional at Ziff Davis Publishing, went to the emergency room convinced she was having a heart attack. Despite being an overweight smoker who had been physically inactive for years, she was sent home. A week later she returned and was rushed into emergency bypass surgery that revealed four blocked arteries.

Symptoms in men include angina (chest pain), pressure or discomfort in the chest, or a tingling sensation in the arm or on one side of the body. Women, however, experience a broader constellation of symptoms over a prolonged period of time.

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6:45 PM - Interactive Advertising Bureau Launches Digital Video
Current mood: accomplished
Category: Blogging

The Interactive Advertising Bureau Launches Digital Video In-Stream Ad Format Guidelines

New York (May 6, 2008) - The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) today announced the release of "Digital Video In-Stream Ad Format Guidelines." Created by the IAB's Digital Video Committee, a group comprised of 145 leading interactive companies, they are the definitive format guidelines that directly address digital video advertising.

The guidelines focus on the most widely used current in-stream ad products, including linear video ads, non-linear video ads and companion ads. They were created in order to meet the following marketplace needs:

Simplifying digital video ad buying across multiple sites through minimum common ad specifications for video, overlay and companion ads.
Achieving more efficient operations through a common set of creative submission guidelines.
Increasing consumer understanding of ad interactions and environments through best practice recommendations for creative development and player environments.
"The interest surrounding digital video is no surprise," said Randall Rothenberg, president and CEO of the IAB. "Consumers have been swift to embrace the digital video experience online, and marketers have incorporated it just as rapidly into their advertising plans. With the creation and adoption of these formats and guidelines, we see no end in sight to its potential for growth."

The document is part of the IAB's ongoing effort to improve marketplace understanding of the role of digital media in the marketing and media ecosystem.

"These guidelines respond to the very real market need of simplification and standardization that will continue to propel the explosive growth of online digital video," said Mike Hurt, director, Industry Development of Microsoft and Co-Chair of the IAB's Digital Video Committee. "I am proud to have worked with a team of industry leaders on the IAB Digital Video Committee who together have brought this important industry initiative to fruition."

"We believe that advertisers should focus on delivering great creative and compelling messaging - not be deterred by having to figure out which video ad format they should use," said Michael Walrath, senior vice president of Advertising Marketplaces, Yahoo!. "Yahoo! is thrilled to have participated in the development of the IAB's standards, which will play a critical role in driving the industry forward. Not only will this make it easier for advertisers to get their video creative online, it will also provide a better experience for users."

To date, 44 companies are already compliant with the guidelines. For a complete list of those companies please go to: www.iab.net/dv_compliance.

IAB Launches Digital Video Ad Format Compliance Seal
Simultaneous with the release of the guidelines, the IAB launched today a compliance program for web publishers who adhere to the Digital Video In-Stream Ad Format Guidelines. Interactive publishers will display an IAB Compliance Seal on their websites and will in turn be listed on the IAB website.

About the IAB's Digital Video Committee
The Digital Video Committee of the IAB is comprised of 145 member companies actively engaged in the creation and execution of digital video advertising. One of the goals of the committee is to implement a comprehensive set of guidelines, measurement, and creative options for interactive video advertising. The committee works to educate marketers and agencies on the strength of digital video as a marketing vehicle.

About the IAB
Founded in 1996, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (www.iab.net) represents over 375 leading interactive companies that actively engage in and support the sale of interactive advertising. IAB members are responsible for selling over 86% of online advertising in the United States. On behalf of its members, the IAB is dedicated to the continuing growth of the interactive advertising marketplace, of interactive's share of total marketing spend, and of its members' share of total marketing spend. The IAB evaluates and recommends standards and practices, fields interactive effectiveness research, and educates marketers, agencies, and media companies, as well as the wider business community, about the value of interactive advertising.

INTERACTIVE ADVERTISING BUREAU (IAB)
Editorial Contact:
Marla Nitke
212-380-4714
marla@iab.net

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6:16 PM - 2008 SMALL BUSINESS SUMMIT IN NEW YORK CITY
Current mood: accomplished
Category: News and Politics

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Small Business Summit Event Information Date: Monday, February 11, 2008 Time: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Location: Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan 1605 Broadway Broadway at 49th Street New York, NY 10019 MORNING SESSIONS 8:00 am - 9:00 am Registration Exhibits Networking Continental Breakfast ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9:00 - 9:30 am Introduction Marian Banker and Ramon Ray ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9:30 am - 10:00 am Marketing in a Digital World: How Technology and New Media are Changing the Game Karen Quintos Dell Inc. Vice President of Marketing for Small & Medium Business The evolving technology landscape will ultimately impact the way you communicate and market to your customers. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10:00 - 11:00 am Panel Presentation How to Transform Your Business in 40 Minutes 4 Experts, 4 Topics, 40 Tips in 40 Minutes Introduced by Nancy Ploeger President Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Take away 40 tips to help you reinvent your business. Tips and ideas you'll be able to put to use immediately. How to Pitch Your Business in 15 Seconds - Laura Allen How to Prepare and Give a Winning Presentation - Marshall Makstein How to Tame Your Technology - Jennifer Shaheen How I Use Tech to Boost Sales - Adrian Miller ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11:00 - 11:45am Exhibits & Networking: Find solutions for your business; Network with other "attendees." ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 11:45am - 12:30pm From the Trenches: Reinvention Case Studies Moderated by Anita Campbell, Small Business Trends Laurel Touby, mediabistro.com Jennifer Walzer, BackUpMyInfo Nina Kaufman, Wise Counsel Press AFTERNOON SESSSIONS 12:30 - 1:30pm Luncheon Bounce! The Path to True Business Confidence Barry Moltz, Entrepreneurial Expert, Author, Speaker and Angel Investor Learn how to view failure as a different kind of success Maitland Muse, Verizon Wireless Director of Wireless Data Solutions, NY Metro Region ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1:30 - 2:00pm Exhibits Networking ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2:00 - 2:30pm Technology is Not the Answer Ramon Ray, SmallBizTechnology.com Technology Evangelist Introduced by Brent Leary, CRM Essentials Learn why you must change the way you use technology to REINVENT your business Guest Expert: Harry Brooks, Network Solutions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2:30 - 3:30pm What You Need Now to Succeed Moderated by Marian Banker, Prime Strategies Introduced by Brent Leary, CRM Essentials Brain Exchange Roundtable members: Karen Dmytriw, Verizon Ridgely Evers, NetBooks Michael Findling, Salem Global Jason Boltax, JHB Human Capital Management Martha Soffer, U.S. Small Business Administration ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3:30 - 4:00pm Closing Remarks Prize Drawings & Giveways — from can't-live- without-it productivity tools to prizes just for fun! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4:00 - 5:00pm Exhibits Networking ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ For more information log onto: http://www.smallbiztechsummit.com/2008/info.htm

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10:22 AM - Press Release Small Trends Radio
Current mood: blessed
Category: News and Politics

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 2, 2008   CONTACT: Eula M. Young 212-281-2286 eula@griotsrollproduction.com www.griotsrollproduction.com   Small Business Trends Radio will have Derrick M. Guest, CEO & Founder of Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc., http://www.griotsrollproduction.com, as a featured guest in this episode of The Small Business Trends Radio Show on Tuesday, January 15, 2008.  Mr. Guest is lending his expertise in Multi-Media Marketing.  The topic tilted "Move Your Sales Margins into the Black through the Power of Video".  Find out why your methods of advertising and marketing maybe missing the mark.  Print ads, commercials and direct mail may not be getting your customers attention, but what about video content.  To listen to the program log onto  http://www.smbtrendwire.com and click on Listen Live or (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/smallbiztrends) goes directly to Radio Show.   Small Business Trends Radio is broadcast LIVE, once a week, over the BlogTalkRadio network and each archived show is available here at the Trends Radio website as a podcast. The show format is an in-depth interview with a small business expert. Guests include a mix of: (1) influential individuals who speak on issues of the day important to the small business market; and (2) business owners who speak from a "been there, done that" point of view, offering tips and advice. Many shows also include a short Today's Trend segment, highlighting a trend impacting small businesses. Derrick Guest has extensive experience with production, post-production and multi-media services.  Affordable Media with a Global Appeal from People Like You is Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc. sales model.  As business continues to grow; multi and alternative media marketing will start to replace television, cable, and radio as the number one way to reach one's target market.   Mr. Guest will give free advice via articles, panel discussions, speaking engagements, interviews, networking events, seminars and lectures.  or booking and interviews, contact Eula M. Young at (212) 281-2286 or eula@griotsrollproduction.com

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11:30 AM - Griot’s Roll makes the Manhattan Times
Current mood: creative
Category: News and Politics

To read article go to link:

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2:04 PM - Boys & Girls Club Of Harlem Open House
Current mood: cheerful
Category: News and Politics

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M.L. Wilson Boys & Girls Club house 425 West 144th Street ·New York, N.Y. 10031· Tele: (212) 283-6770 Fax: 212-283- 4736· Email: Harlembgcnyc@aol.com October 7, 2007 The M. L. Wilson Boys & Girls Club of Harlem cordially invites you to attend an Open House on October 18, 2007, at 6:00 pm at Adam Clayton Powell School (P.S. 153), 1750 Amsterdam Avenue (between 146th and 147th Streets). The purpose of the Open House is to share our vision for the new Boys & Girls Club of Harlem we plan to build on our site at the Old P.S. 186. The children of Harlem and surrounding communities are in need of a state-of-the-art Boys and Girls Club facility where they can enjoy new opportunities, learn new skills, and interact with caring adults and peers as they grow into responsible citizens. We envision a facility in Harlem that is unmatched in its technological advancements, program offerings, and architectural design and which demonstrates our commitment to our community's children. Our goal is to build a facility that can accommodate services for 2000 children and youth annually . It will take our combined efforts to achieve this goal. The ML Wilson Boys & Girls Club of Harlem (BGCH) has responded to the high demand for its services by providing children and youth programs and services at various sites. We currently provide programming services at Frederick Douglas Academy; Public School 153; Salem Community Center; and will shortly begin to provide services at the Manhattanville Community Center. Although several hundred children are members of the BGCH, it is clear that many more lives would be touched if we had adequate facilities. We are very aware of your commitment to the education and welfare of our children and youth. We welcome your advice and input as we move forward with plans to provide a new home for the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem that will address the needs of our children for generations to come. We sincerely hope that your office will be represented at this important forum. If you have any questions or require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me at (212)283-6770; or via email at Harlembgcnyc@aol.com Yours truly, Eugene Campbell, Executive Director The M. L. Wilson Boys & Girls Club of Harlem is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization.

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12:30 PM - Griot’s Roll Film Production & Services Inc.
Current mood: anxious
Category: Blogging

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 5, 2007
 
CONTACT:
Eula M. Young
212-281-2286
eula@griotsrollproduction.com
www.griotsrollproduction.com
 
Derrick M. Guest, CEO & Owner of Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc., is lending his expertise in online marketing media to businesses that need expert advice in advertising, promoting and commerce for small business.
 
Mr. Guest is an alumnus of the Negro Ensemble Company, which hosted his first off-Broadway play, "Choices", and an alumnus of Brooklyn College, where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Film Production.   Moving from play write to director and screenwriter Derrick has written several short films.
 
Through his experience and journey, Mr. Guest found that there were few places that people of color could promote themselves without the high cost of marketing; so he and his partner, Eula M. Young, COO, decided to build Griot's Roll Film Production & Services Inc., a film/video production, editing post-production company that specializes in alternative online media.  Griot's Roll was featured in The New York Amsterdam News for Griot's Rolls outstanding seminar events on online marketing; Griot's Roll was also featured in Rollingout Magazine.  Mr. Guest was nominated twice as an Entrepreneur of the Year from Project Enterprise, and was a featured speaker on a panel discussion hosted by the Harlem Chamber of commerce sponsored by Miller Beer Entrepreneur Business Plan contest seminar
 
Mr. Guest's vast knowledge of online video marketing and advertising makes for great resources for today's business community.  As online marketing use continues to grow and starts to replace television, cable, and radio as the number one venue to reach ones target market, this information is timely.  Mr. Guest will give free advice and his expertise on alternative media marketing via articles, panel discussions, speaking at networking events, seminars and lectures etc.  For booking and interviews, contact Eula M. Young at (212) 281-2286 or eula@griotsrollproduction.com.

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5:04 PM - School Guards Break Child’s Arm And Arrest Her For Dropping Cake
Current mood: busy
Category: School, College, Greek

Good Day Myspace Family, Friends:
 
Pay Attention to what is going on in your children's, grandchildren, nieces, nephew's schools.  This is happening all over the country. 
 
School Guards Break Child's Arm And Arrest Her For Dropping Cake

Pandemic of police and security violence continues unabated
Steve Watson
Infowars.net
Friday, Sept 28, 2007
 
UPDATE: High School Secuity Guards Attack Teen With Camera Then Frame Him School security guards in Palmdale, CA have been caught on camera assaulting a 16-year-old girl and breaking her arm after she spilled some cake during lunch and left some crumbs on the floor after cleaning it up.
 
The incident occurred last week at Knight High School in Palmdale and was caught on a cell phone camera by another pupil who was then also assaulted by the security guards.
The girl, Pleajhai Mervin, told Fox News LA that she was bumped while queuing for lunch and dropped the cake. After being ordered to clean it up and then re-clean the spot three times, she attempted to leave the area out of embarrassment but was jumped on by security who forced her onto a table, breaking her wrist in the process.
 
Pleajhai also says that the security guard in the picture yelled "hold still nappy-head" at her, which at the time she did not know was a racist comment.
 
In an even more shocking development the security guards later had the mother of the girl arrested after she sought out an attorney and demanded that the guard be arrested, telling her that if she wanted the guard detained then she herself would also be charged with battery after she allegedly pushed the guard and an assistant principal of the school. She has also been suspended from her job at another school in the county.
The school expelled Pleajhai for five days before then having her arrested for battery and for littering (the dropping of the cake). Then they had the pupil who captured the video arrested along with his sister who was merely present at the scene.
 
A walkout is planned for this morning by some students, after which the protesters will call for the firing of the main security guard involved.
 
The incident serves as another unbelievable case in the wave of police brutality sweeping the country. In recent days we have covered multiple incidents of this nature and have compiled them into a page which will no doubt be added to in the months to come.
 
Commentators have linked the increased cases of brutality with a post 9/11 mentality in America where civil liberties have been totally diminished and the anointed "authorities" simply consider themselves above the law.
 
Former Reagan government official Paul Craig Roberts, for instance, has succinctly described the mentality as having turned "an epidemic of US police brutality into a pandemic".
The media reports linked above clearly sympathize with the girl and her mother but only because the girl "fully complied with the guards' orders".
 
What on earth have things come to when children are being physically assaulted and arrested in schools by huge fat thugs 5 times their size for "not complying with orders"?
Police and security officials are being trained that it's OK to beat, torture and taser anyone should they not answer their questions or comply with their every order.
 
The "security" and well being of citizens is no longer the concern of these moronic hired beefbrains who revel in their false positions of power. Ask yourself, why is the security guy pictured above wearing shades indoors? Because it is part of the gang mentality of these idiots who think its cool to put the fear of life into small kids and then break their bones if they fail to cower like mice when picked upon.

Currently listening : Continuum By John Mayer Release date: 12 September, 2006

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