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The Mr. Skin podcast is making the leap from audio to visual this week by appearing on a very sexy episode of Bravo’s Below Deck: Mediterranean! Andrea and Mr. Skin will be featured recording the podcast, and celebrating the 17th anniversary of MrSkin.com with the gorgeous Naked News anchors Whitney St. John and Kat Curtis. While the Below Deck crew members have seen some wild things, none of them were prepared for this amount of clothes to come off!

Cop Fired for Not Shooting Suicidal Man :: Secession :: Government Military :: FTL AMP Program Hurting :: Smoking Ban from Plaza :: FCC Chairman Targeted in Neighborhood Over Repealing Net Neutrality :: Russians and Trump :: Print Shop Decision to Not Print Gay Pride Shirts Upheld By Courts :: Heroin Religious Freedom? :: HOSTS - Ian, Mark, Melanie

A brand new feature on Spaced Out Radio, takes a look at the paranormal realm from a different angle. The Reporters, hosted by Dave Scott, with special guests, Denise Garcia from Phenomena Encountered, Vanessa Hogle from The Edge of the Rabbit Hole.

This impressive group of online radio show hosts will gather the third Monday of every month to discuss and debate the hot topics in the fields of the paranormal. It's a new concept regarding how the alternative media covers the vast array of topics from ghosts to UFOs and everything in between.

Hello Renegade Nation – This show is mainly about the war cries and seemingly insane actions of North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.  Why is this happening and what are the perspectives coming out of White House press briefings and the mainstream media that are leading us to more confusion and fear?  There is a long history surrounding these current events and as always I’m Connecting the Dots in order to give us a broader and perspective that brings some sense to the issues actually involved.  It’s not about North Korea, it’s something else altogether.  I also give an update on the goings on up in Pahrump, Nevada and the ongoing Bundy Trials over the Bunkerville Standoff of 2014.  I received some very interesting information on CCA, the private corporation that owns the Nevada Southern Detention Facility up there and the corporate greed that is sucking up the taxpayer’s dime in a disgusting way.  I also talk about the cyber hacking-taking-computer-files-for-ransom story and how the mainstream media is burying the lead on what this story should really be about.
As always, thanks for listening, Renegade Nation – Everly Isbe
LINKS:
William Engdahl on North Korea
http://www.williamengdahl.com/englishNEO1Nov2016.php
William Engdahl The Not-so-grand Strategy of America’s Warring Around
http://www.williamengdahl.com/englishNEO26Apr2017.php

While the mainstream media choses to focus on the "Saturday Night Massacre" narrative, President Trump hasn't even begun to start swinging the axe. Also, make no mistake, Donald Trump is the CEO of America Inc. and soon to be the CIO. And, Disney continues to make bad programming decisions; this time by eliminating the only ABC program that conservatives watched. Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio

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And on Today’s episode of The World In My Eyes, we’re going to look at a holiday that celebrates the most important person in all of our lives… No I’m not talking about Stan Lee, I’m talking about your mother! That’s right, we’re looking at the history of Mother’s Day, and it’s an interesting and tangled tale, so I hope you enjoy it.

The history of Mother's Day is centuries old and the earliest Mother's Day celebrations can be traced back to the spring celebrations of ancient Greece in honor of Rhea, the Mother of the Gods. During the 1600's, the early Christians in England celebrated a day to honor Mary, the mother of Christ. By a religious order the holiday was later expanded in its scope to include all mothers, and named as the Mothering Sunday. Celebrated on the 4th Sunday of Lent (the 40 day period leading up to Easter), "Mothering Sunday" honored the mothers of England.

During this time many of the England's poor worked as servants for the wealthy. As most jobs were located far from their homes, the servants would live at the houses of their employers. On Mothering Sunday, the servants would have the day off and were encouraged to return home and spend the day with their mothers. A special cake, called the mothering cake, was often brought along to provide a festive touch.

As Christianity spread throughout Europe the celebration changed to honor the "Mother Church" - the spiritual power that gave them life and protected them from harm. Over time the church festival blended with the Mothering Sunday celebration. People began honoring their mothers as well as the church. With the passage of time, the practice of this fantastic tradition ceased slowly. The English colonists settled in America discontinued the tradition of Mothering Sunday because of lack of time.

The looney left reignite their calls for the impeachment of President Trump. But, have any of these idiots ever read the Constitution? Also, two major cities are feeling big impacts from mandated minimum wage hikes implemented at the beginning of this year. And, if I were you, I would avoid the Jimmy Johns shark sandwich. All that plus, we turned 300 today! Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio

A brand new monthly feature on Spaced Out Radio features Elizabeth April, with Stay Connected. A graduate from McMaster University with a double major honours in Political Science and Communication Studies, Elizabeth is also a certified Life Coach Practitioner under the CCF. Regardless of her accredited skills, she was born with special gifts to see peoples energy and heal them through information.

Elizabeth has gained a strong online presence of 25,000+ across all social media outlets which is growing at a rapid pace. Whether you're receiving an individual reading, following her channel on YouTube or sitting in her audience, the information channelled through Elizabeth April will leave you feeling in tune with the limitless possibilities existing within the universe.

Woman says she was forced to pee in a cup at her seat on a United Airlines flight. Man accused of murder asks to show penis to jury in oral-sex choking defense - Wright was Broward’s chief medical examiner from 1980 until 1994. Since then he has testified in hundreds of cases, usually for the defense in criminal cases. He declined to comment Friday.

If the disrobing were to take place, Padowitz requested that it happen outside of public view, with only Broward Circuit Judge Michael Ian Rothschild, lawyers, a bailiff, the jury and the defendant present, according to the motion filed May 1. “It’s a desperate man trying a desperate tactic," said Marquinez’s son, Omar Andrade, 41, who lives in New York. “He’s just trying to get off the hook.”

He described his mother as kind, friendly and independent. Andrade said he met Patterson only once or twice, shortly after Marquinez began dating him in the summer of 2015. “I didn’t think anything of him in particular,” he said. His mother’s death and Patterson’s murder charge were a shock, he said. She never gave Andrade any indication that there was something dangerously amiss.

Marquinez’s neighbors in Margate’s Royal Palm Garden community, Eddie and Christianne Pathik, said Marquinez was unhappy in her relationship with Patterson. “Two days before she died, they were arguing, shouting at each other,” Eddie Pathik said, translating for his Portuguese-speaking wife. “She was trying to break off the relationship.”

No hearing date has been set for the motion, and the Broward State Attorney’s Office has declined to comment about the case. Patterson is charged with second-degree murder, with jury selection scheduled to begin May 15.

Brooklyn defense lawyer Joyce David, who has used another variation of the rough sex defense, said the challenge lies in handling the probable backlash, both in public opinion and, more importantly, from the jury. “The backlash is something you need to get in front of during the jury selection process,” she said.

David’s client in a 2009 case was accused of raping a woman and killing her. The defense was that the woman died during rough sex play with someone else — that her client had nothing to do with it. The jury rejected her argument.

Told about Patterson’s defense, David said the idea of having a client disrobe in front of a jury is probably unnecessary. “Really, couldn’t they just make a mold or something?”

Padowitz said he’s considering that approach if the judge turns down his request.

According to arrest records, Patterson called Padowitz before police discovered the victim’s body. Padowitz contacted police and told them to search the victim’s apartment. Once inside, police found the body. Marquinez had already been dead between eight and 24 hours.

According to the autopsy, Marquinez showed no signs of trauma — there were no bruises on her neck. But the autopsy also notes that the body was in an early stage of decomposition, making some bruising more difficult to detect with certainty. The medical examiner was unable to reach a definitive conclusion about the cause and manner of death.

“It is rare in a murder case that the medical examiner can’t say the manner of death is a homicide,” Padowitz said.

Without Patterson’s statements to a daughter and a friend, Padowitz said, prosecutors wouldn’t have a case. Patterson told his daughter in a text message that he “did something bad.” He later told a friend, “I choked her. I choked Francisca.”

“He said he choked her,” said Padowitz. “He never said he strangled her.”

A British man, Philip Martins, attempted an identical defense in a 2011 murder case. He’s now serving a life sentence.