PBs below

>>20096207

>Dough

>>20095421

>Dough

MISSED NOTABLE FROM bread #24662

Loomer and Santos expose a fake news 'journalist' and Baker decides it's not notable despite 3 anons deeming it notable and not to mention, it clearly is.

Probably moar notable than the Desanctus Boots notable that baker added.

>>20095509

PB below

Reason for not including anon called notables?

the feelz

>>20095239 Bakers feelz tired of Loomer posts

>…No. Tired of seeing ms. Loomers' tweet/X posts, after busting open 1 'story'. Attention whoring levels rising.

>>20095311 baker feelz it's a 'distraction'

>…Nothing to do with 'feelz'. It's another distraction "Oh here, look at the porno, durrr".

Clearly, not a distractin. When the enemy of the people get exposed, it's clearly notable regardless of whether it's done by Laura Loomer, Gateway Pundit, or whoever

Reposting missed notable from bread #24662

>>20094677 op notable

>>20094694 notable call

>>20095229 seconded

>>20095592 4th anon thinks it's notable, despite distrust of Loomer

>I do feel this is worth looking into,

>>20094752 5th anon

>Loomer hittin' hard

>Bravo

Subsequent Digging

>>20095543 Cached tweets from Sweet's twitter. Including her mocking Santos with Onlyfans comments, wishing for a 'merit-based media system', and begging for croatian sugar daddy

>>20095584 Sweet the "Fitness Expert"

>>20095623 Archived website

>>20095773, >>20095797, >>20095800 Weird GLOWING stalker book store owner in the comments

>>20096009 Married or Maiden name Boyd?Looks like father (?) worked for Department of Defense/Coast Guard

>>20095267, >>20095277, >>20095374 the whole Santos takedown was and is really odd. methinks Santos is a mole set to take down congress, and this gay buttsex episode is jus the first of such

>>20093957 pb

>How can you pay

>@JSweetLI

> to write stories about George Santos

>@MrSantosNY

> when she is sleeping with his Director of Operations

>@VishBurra

>?

>She also posts porn on “nude p***y . Com” and has porn all over her Only Fans.

>Isn’t having sex with someone to get a story what you call unethical journalism?

>Are you running a Prostitution ring out of your news rooms?

Spicy

Laura Loomer

@LauraLoomer

5h

Speaking of SCOOPS Jacqueline @jsweetLI

I see in your bio you like to take credit for your stories “exposing” George Santos @MrSantosNY.

Does your boss over at @politico @MotherJones and @BusinessInsider know that while you were writing these stories and pretending to be anti-George Santos, you were also having sex with and dating Congressman Santos’s Director of Operations @VishBurra?

PS: Why are you defending Aidan for his sex tape inside the US Senate? Is it because you also have an OnlyFans under the name “LaVitaDolce9”?

And if this is your only fans, why is a so called professional investigative journalist spreading her p*ssy on camera and posting it online?

Is this your account on the website “nude pussy” under the “meet and fuck” section?

Just want to ask you for comment for this very spicy scoop since you enjoy monitoring my scoops so much.

Should I call you Jacqueline, or Dolce when I publish?

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>>20096429

>…Whining, again?

Addressing your failures is whining?

It's actuallydigging

you should try it sometime

>>20096410

>>20096429

>>20096442

>>20096442

>digging

>you should try it sometime

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About the author

Jacqueline Sweet is a freelance journalist and writer who covers local news and writes features for local and regional publications. She has published work in national magazines like Salute magazine, Family (military) magazine, Triathlete magazine, regional publications like Long Island Pulse and Long Island Parenting, and reported local news for online outlets like LongIslandWins.com. She thinks and writes about parenting, women’s issues and the intersection of science, nature, health and fitness.

>>20096410

>>20096429

>>20096442

>>20096642

https://archive.ph/cSfO1

JACQUELINE SWEET

Quality Writer, Editor and Marketer

New York

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Connect

Profile:

Summary

SKILLS

Technical: PC and Mac proficient; MS Office; PhotoShop; Premiere; basic HTML.

Experience

2010 Jan - Present

Freelance Writer

Long Island Pulse magazine / New York

• Experience in journalism, marketing and business writing, and editing.

• Conceptualize, research, report, and write articles for print magazines and online news sites.

• Work has been published in Long Island Pulse magazine, Salute magazine, Family (military) magazine, Long Island Parent magazine, Triathlete magazine, LongIslandWins.com and Patch.com.

2008 Dec - 2009 Sep

Account Executive

BigBuzz Communications / Melville

• Lead Account Executive for multiple full-service and digital clients, including national consumer brands.

• Manage large scale digital marketing projects for clients, including website design and programming.

• Plan, research, execute, and evaluate the performance of marketing and advertising plans.

• Effectively implement new media such as Social Media Marketing, as well as traditional media to reach client goals.

2008 Mar - 2008 Nov

Account Executive

Walter F. Cameron Advertising, Inc / Hauppauge

• Account Executive for several retail, nonprofit, and business-to-business clients.

• Oversee all television, radio, print, and direct response advertising for clients.

• Plan and execute all client advertising and marketing: budgets, media buying, branding, and competitor and market research.

• Coordinate with creative, production, media, and executive departments as well as clients, outside media, vendors, and consultants.

2007 Jan - 2008 Jan

Marketing Coordinator

The EGC Group / Melville

• Account Executive for two accounts; handle all client advertising, media, and marketing.

• Assistant Account Manager servicing over 10 accounts, including colleges, retailers, B2B companies, and luxury brands.

• Maximize use of SEO/SEM, viral, and all interactive marketing, as well as print, radio, television, collateral, outdoor, event and public relations advertising.

2005 Jan - 2006 Dec

Adjunct Professor of English

Queens College / Queens

• Researched, designed, and taught undergraduate courses in literature, composition, and cultural studies to over 100 students.

• Earned consistent positive faculty and student evaluations.

Education

2004 - 2006

City University of New York - The Graduate Center

PhD, English Literature

City University of New York - The Graduate Center (New York, NY) Coursework towards a PhD in English Literature 2004 - 2006

• Recipient of the Provosts' Fellowship.

2002

Stony Brook University

BA in English, English

Stony Brook University (Stony Brook, NY) BA in English 2002

• Graduated cum laude

; 3.7 overall GPA

>>20096668

>>20096669

>Marketing Coordinator

>The EGC Group / Melville

Ernie Canadeo

Chairman

President and CEO,The EGC Group

Ernie Canadeo is the president and CEO of The EGC Group, Long Island’s largest integrated advertising and digital marketing company. He founded EGC after working invarious advertising, marketing, and promotion positions at RCA/A&M/Arista Records from 1979 to 1985. During that time, he promoted artists such asHall and Oates, The Police, Rick Springfield, Diana Ross, Eurythmics, The Kinks, Joe Jackson, R.E.M., and many others. Canadeo is proud to say that his first live concert was Janis Joplin at Madison Square Garden, with Johnny Winter and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band as opening acts. His most cherished possession is The Kinks’ Dave Davies’ original Vox amplifier, which he purchased from Davies in 2007 while in London. Canadeo, who joined LIMHOF’s Board of Directors in 2010, is an avid music lover, attending dozens of live concerts and music festivals each year. He recorded a CD of self-penned songs in 1999 and occasionally picks up his guitar to scare his kids and neighbors.

https://www.limusichalloffame.org/board-of-directors/ernie-canadeo/

>>20096711

"the pride of somehow doing something cool with my body instead of my brain "

https://www.seldenhillswarriortraining.com/saturday-spotlight/1023/

Saturday Spotlight- Jacqueline Sweet

May 2, 2015admin

Thanks to Lou for asking me to do this week’s Saturday Spotlight 🙂

So here is either the story of my life through running or the story of my running through life. As the only non-athletic child in an athletic family who had no interest at all in sports or even emerging out of my room where I drew and read non-stop to see the light of the sun, my biggest and only sports related accomplishment was being the fourth-fastest girl to run the mile in fourth grade. I ran 7 minutes and 50 seconds around the Babylon Grade School track, just because I wanted to keep up with the popular girls. I remember calling my dad at work to recount my peer-pressure driven feat, the pride of somehow doing something cool with my body instead of my brain as I was used to, indelibly burned into my memory.

After a failed foray into junior high school tennis and softball my athletic lights dimmed further. I never ran the high school mile. I cut class, smoked cigarettes, walked around the track in my punk rock clothes, and stayed home to do drugs during the mile. I coulda been a contender but instead I was a rebel without a cause. Long story short, after essentially dropping out of high school, going to community college for my senior year (where I took sailing to fulfill my high school gym credit ⛵) I ended up at Stony Brook on an Honors College scholarship, drugs long gone, but still with a pack a day cig habit. One day a friend of mine who used to run for soccer took me to the YMCA gym with her. I did the Stairmaster and at her urging tried to run a little on the treadmill. I think this started as maybe a vanity project, an attempt to get into aesthetic shape, but it soon took on a life of its own as a challenge. I couldn’t run much more than a huffing and puffing mile, mile and a half. I worked my way up to running three miles, and I knew I had crossed a threshold. I’m a runner now.

Eventually the absurdity of smoking and running led me to quit smoking. I threw a mostly full pack of Parliaments out of my car (the gesture was worth my only lifetime littering) and never touched a cigarette again. I went out every night in the cold winter air, walking and running the hills of Port Jeff around my college apartment, replacing the urge to smoke with a new habit. I ran consistently after that. I had no idea of my pace. I listened to music and I always ran alone. When I moved to Manhattan for graduate school I still ran, still clueless how far or fast. I lived on 33rd Street on the East Side and ran down the East River. A short run was the Manhattan Bridge, my medium run was the Williamsburg, and if I was feeling really good, I ran down to the Brooklyn Bridge, looked up under the awesome pillars, stone and cement, amazed at the feeling of self-transport: I came here, with my feet.

After my first child was born I got more into fitness and worked out at the gym, doing weight and spin class in addition to still running. I mostly ran the trails in Southards Pond to Belmont Lake, still my favorite place to run. A friend asked me to do a 10k race with her in the city, the women’s NYRR June race. Doing a race had never occurred to me, since I figured I was just slow and what would be the point? I remember proudly finishing in something like a high eight minute pace. Little did I know that would be slower than my eventual targeted marathon pace. Then I did a sprint triathlon on a whim after my gym advertised a training program for beginners and won my first ever award (second place age group.) I bought a road bike, tried it out twice, then rode 100 miles to Montauk. I had the racing/training/better/faster/more bug now. Three years later, I’ve done a few races, gotten more serious, had another baby, had a car accident and a concussion that sidelined me for six months, recovered and tried to run my first marathon, got hurt, got kind of better, got kind of hurt again and now it’s a May Saturday morning and I have chronic vestibular dizziness, a hip labral tear, bilateral patellar femoral pain syndrome, a tendonosis in my gluteal medius and the only plan that makes any sense: Time to go run the trails.

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>>20096812

"modeling"

JACQUELINE SWEET

NATIONALITY: AMERICAN

LANGUAGES: ENGLISH

EXPERIENCE:

CERTIFIED ISSA PERSONAL TRAINER

7 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS FITNESS, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS JOURNALIST/WRITER

CROSSFIT & CERTIFIED SPIN INSTRUCTOR

WORKING FITNESS MODEL

SPECIALTIES: PERSONAL TRAINING, ENDURANCE TRAINING, SPIN, CROSSFIT,MODELING

>>20096669

>Education

hmmm…2 year gap between degrees

>2004- 2006

>City University of New York - The Graduate Center

>PhD, English Literature

>City University of New York - The Graduate Center (New York, NY) Coursework towards a PhD in English Literature 2004 - 2006

>- Recipient of the Provosts' Fellowship.

>2002

>Stony Brook University

>BA in English, English

>Stony Brook University (Stony Brook, NY) BA in English 2002

>- Graduated cum laude

>; 3.7 overall GPA