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Daughter to the plastic surgeon who gave Kate Gosselin a free tummy tuck post-sextuplets in 2006, Hailey Glassman is the current girlfriend of Jon Gosselin.
The couple went public with their relationship in July 2009 when they vacationed with Ed Hardy designer Christian Audigier in St. Tropez, France. They are reported to have started seeing each other as early as April when they started talking through Facebook.
The former Indiana University student has a party girl past from scandalous photos of her floating around the Internet, including from her own Facebook page, to a 2005 arrest for marijuana possession. A friend of Glassman's told Us that Glassman saw an opportunity to get famous by dating Jon after realizing her connection to him through her father (She has previously tried out for MTV's The Real World and Oxygen's Bad Girls Club).
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This week is the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC, and while there are plenty of indie rom-coms to catch our eye, it's the documentaries we're really dying to see. One film contrasts the women of the Miss India beauty pageant with the girls of a fundamentalist Hindu camp, another looks at our culture's obsession with beauty, and there's even one on the manscaping trend (with Jason Bateman and Will Arnett). Get a preview of four Tribeca intriguing documentaries now, and tell us which one you're most interested in seeing below.
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To understand what it's like to be a woman in India, director Nisha Pahuja follows two totally opposite groups of Indian women. On one side you have Miss India beauty pageant contestants, and on the other you have young girls attending a fundamentalist Hindu camp. This film shows the growing pains of a country dealing with the contradictions of a traditional past conflicting with a modern future through the eyes of its girls and women.
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Program 20: The Twenties/The Tensions of Prosperity
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Narrator: The 1920s. The age of prosperity, movement, creativity, consumption.
Brinkley: We've always seemed to be somehow creating the newest forms of things to make life better, simpler, more efficient. Sometimes this has negative consequences and other times, positive ones. Take a figure like Henry Ford.
Miller: He helps to create a mass consumption in a society that's on wheels.
Narrator: America on wheels. Moving from country to city, from small town to suburban sprawl. From the old to the new. Wanting the best of the new, keeping the old.
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As a recovering politician, I am sometimes asked if I miss being on Kent City Council. Most times I say 'absolutely not,' because, as you can imagine, it can be a pretty thankless job.
Not only does someone always disagree with your decisions, but it is difficult to get much of anything done. Regardless of tales to the contrary, no one runs for election — especially to an office in which you must try to convince many other people of the wisdom of your perspective — with the hope of making any big changes in our community. This is because, as a reflection of the general population, elected officials can be short term thinkers. Having to run for re-election can make some even more so.
Don't get me wrong, there is much value in short term thinking, and indeed the need to make deliberative, even slow decisions. The public process requires that we take our time and not make major changes without thinking them through. The problem is that thinking long term is barely on the radar screen, and so strategic planning is often replaced with one year budgets with a little tinkering on the edges, and day to day decisions are often made without adequate thought to their long term consequences.
Once in awhile an issue comes up that points out the problem with short term thinking, and right now it's this issue of horizontal hydraulic fracturing for the production of natural gas. We see this new process being used with what appears to some to be reckless abandon with the promise of jobs, cheap gas, jobs, industrial production, and did I say jobs? We are told that we must exploit 200 million year old, or older, resources because they will give us 100 or more years of cheap energy. Never mind that their exploitation will likely result in severe damage to earth's sheltering greenhouse and threaten to contaminate our non-renewable store of fresh water. As if 100 years is a long time.
So how do we get city councils and state legislatures to think long term, especially in the face of the promise of jobs, and at the state and federal levels, campaign donations? It seems to me that we need to demonstrate what it means to think long term in our very own households. If we all reduced our energy consumption by 50 percent we would reduce our carbon footprints by the same, and learn how to replace our ancient fossil fuels with modern day solar source energy. We can demand that our governments create long term strategic plans that set goals to reduce our carbon footprint, reduce our energy use and generate energy by local renewable sources.
Yes, we need to stand up and pass a "bill of human rights" to ban fracking and protect our common wealth. And while we are at it, lets petition our leaders to become long term thinkers, and reward them for doing so.
2:47 pm on Sunday, April 15, 2012
In a culture where we remove all natural vegetation from our lawns so we can put toxic chemicals on our grass promoting growth....so we can spend money on a riding lawn mower.
We don't have to pump polutants into the ground water......
Pat Ballasch
2:47 pm on Sunday, April 15, 2012
I agree about with your thoughts on short term thinking. My question would be," How do you get decision makers to see the advantages of long term, effective planning and efficient execution"? Those same people must be able to relay those benefits to their constituents. I guess we need to make sure our decision makers have that skill set and philosophy.
Peter Grossetti
7:51 am on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Pat - the decision makers DO the advantages ... they just choose to ignore them.
Great scene from the great 1976 movie "All the President's Men" ...
Bob Woodward: Hunt's come in from the cold. Supposedly he's got a lawyer with $25,000 in a brown paper bag.
Deep Throat: Follow the money.
Bob Woodward: What do you mean? Where?
Deep Throat: Oh, I can't tell you that.
Bob Woodward: But you could tell me that.
Deep Throat: No, I have to do this my way. You tell me what you know, and I'll confirm. I'll keep you in the right direction if I can, but that's all. Just... follow the money.
Elliott Ingersoll
2:47 pm on Sunday, April 15, 2012
I share your frustration with the epidemic of short-term thinking. In my work aim to reign in pharmaceutical companies and mental health professionals from mis-using tools like the DSM and psychotropic medications. I am reminded of the old slogan for the "United Negro College Fund" that read "a mind is a terrible thing to waste." Maybe we should amend this as "a mind undeveloped, reflexive and unreflective is simply a terrible thing."
I've learned from studying legal battles with "big tobacco" and now similar battles with pharmaceutical companies that nothing works quite so well as big-money lawsuits. Those eventually wore down the tobacco companies and helped many people take a strategic view of smoking. We are also seeing pharmaceutical companies being called on actions with long-term, damaging consequences like a recent decision fining the makers of "Seroquel" a billion dollars.
While environmentally sound behaviors at the household level make good sense, ultimately legal actions that hit offending companies in the wallet by highlighting the damage done by their practices may bring the long-term dangers into the public's awareness.
It is, as you point out, a hard sell though. Everyone deserves to be able to pursue earning a living and we will also need to create alternative types of work for people. If your family is hungry, you'll take what is available.
Teresa K.
2:47 pm on Sunday, April 15, 2012
re: " If we all reduced our energy consumption by 50 percent we would reduce our carbon footprints by the same".... us poor folks, which is the many of us, can NOT reduce anymore, elst we will cut our electric , our water, and heat off.
Small thinkers: yes, that would be those who are doing all the improvements in Kent and had houses on the list to bulldoze that might be of historic value. Small thinkers: that would be those who made up that squiggly intersection called Lake, Crain, and Water Street. That would be those trying to put up a courthouse and not really finding out all the facts. Small thinkers: want to put parking meters back in the downtown area.... not realizing people will simply go down the road a spell where there is free parking, better prices and selections. It scares me to think of what else isn't being thought of LONG TERM. I imagine it's the traffic flow once the construction sites all get built.
Matt Fredmonsky
3:55 pm on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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keith a dewey
4:19 pm on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
I don't know how to solve the long term decision making problem. But, I do know why we have short term decisions. Individual capacity level is an interaction of physiology and environment. As a society these levels do not fall into a neat bell shape curve. Rather they are distributed in a series of bell shape curves called multi-model distributions. There are about 7 models. One of the tests as to what model one occupies is how long a person can carry a task. The high end capacity person can carry tasks for 20+ years and lower capacity for only 10 minutes. Thirty years ago we started electing lower capacity law makers thus we are stuck with short term decisions. Elect a higher capacity level; we will get longer consequential decisions. But how, I don't know?
John Roberts
9:23 pm on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Rick - There is a reason why you are a former politician. You got it handed to you because of your crazy beliefs. I would love to follow you around, visit your house, and see how you cut your energy use by 50%. Probably because you don't work and want to raise chickens all day.
11:04 pm on Tuesday, April 17, 2012
John - I sure hope Rick works considering I just talked with him a few days ago about plans for my house.
Tim Torrence
12:44 am on Wednesday, April 18, 2012
This is what I read... Politicians are so worried about getting re-elected and appeasing voters that they fail to see the big picture. So far so good.
Bam, global warming. We're all going to die. And you lost me.
Do you know why every house in America doesn't have solar panels? They are expensive. You want to give me $20,000.00 I'll get my ladder.
Do you know why we don't have wind turbines in our backyards? They are expensive. You want to give me $35,000.00 I get my post hole digger.
These numbers are from the industries themselves. Industrial grade products are astronomically more expensive.
And then the kicker, oh the kicker. Reduce our carbon footprints by 50%. 50% he said. Did I mention he said 50%? Do you even have a plan to reduce your carbon footprint by 50%? What a ridiculous notion. Here I did some research for you. Follow the link and tell me if you think this will reduce a carbon footprint by 50%. http://www.citysquaremall.com.sg/ecocorner-reducecarbon.php
My favorite is No. 6, you don't have to do without air conditioning just tweak it.
You know why politicians cannot think long term? Because they are too busy playing the politics of fear game.
Jack Kelly
7:08 am on Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Couldn't agree more with your post. Your first and last sentences, particulary, are spot on!


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Klein Wins Flight as Women's Tennis Completes Invitational
AUBURN, Ala. - Jordana Klein won Flight 6 of the singles field to highlight Georgia Southern Women's Tennis' final day at the Auburn Invitational.
The sophomore transfer from Murray State, defeated Auburn's Lauren Levant 6-2, 6-0 in the championship match of the Eagles' first fall tournament of the year.
Georgia Southern had three other championship matches on the day. Klein also partnered with Natalie Maffett in the Flight 4 doubles championship match, falling to Houston's team of Celia Fraser and Liselot Koenen, 9-8 (3). Stephanie Woods reached the Flight 7 singles championship match but fell to Koenen 6-2, 6-0.
One other Eagle and two doubles teams battled back after dropping their opening round matches to finish seventh in the opening tournament. Paola Garrido defeated Chattanooga's Jenna Nurik 6-3, 7-5 for seventh place in the Flight 1 singles. Garrido also teamed with Alexis Prickett to finish seventh in the Flight 2 doubles. Jordana Klein and Stephanie Woods went on to finish seventh in the Flight 3 doubles after falling to Chattanooga's team of Jenna Nurik and Kelsey Coots.
The Women's Tennis team will return to action on October 12th through the 14th at the Clemson Duckworth Invitational.
Fans can follow their Eagles at GSEagles.com or receive short updates at facebook.com/GSAthletics, +twitter.com/GSAthletics or on Google+ at gplus.to/GSAthletics.
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Children who are deaf-blind need a variety of communication options. Communication systems should support natural social interactions and conversations through symbolic and nonsymbolic means. The use of selected tactile communication modes (e.g., objects, tangible symbols, textured symbols and signs) should meet the communication needs of an individual child and supplement the childs body language and other means of communication. Just as hearing children are exposed to thousands of words before they begin to talk, children who are deaf-blind need extensive experience with objects, signs and other symbols during natural, everyday situations before they can understand their meaning.
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Tactile strategies: Address an important sensory mode Help the child to anticipate familiar events Direct the childs attention to ongoing activity Increase opportunities for social interaction Support participation in activities Give meaning to activities Help the child learn Support receptive and expressive communication
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The Filipino Community of Seattle and the Seattle Police Department are organizing this upcoming vigil for Danny Vega on June 28th.
On November 15, 2011, Danny Vega was walking near 42nd Ave. S and Martin Luther King Jr. Way S. when he was attacked and robbed. Danny was beaten severely and knocked unconscious and died twelve days later. Danny was an out, gay and active member of the South End Filipino Community. His death remains unsolved.
When: Thursday, June 28 at 6:45pm
Where: The lot at the NE corner of MLK and Othello, near the Bank of America building.
What: Brief program, candlelight vigil, and members of the Filipino Community Center will be working with reps from the Seattle Police Department to canvass the surrounding neighborhood and pass out flyers.
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Gender and Women's Leadership: A Reference HandbookPub. date: 2010 | Online Pub. Date: October 18, 2010 | DOI: 10.4135/9781412979344 | Print ISBN: 9781412960830 | Online ISBN: 9781412979344 | Publisher:SAGE Publications, Inc.
About this handbookChapter 78: Women as Leaders in the Contraceptive Movement
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Women as leaders in the contraceptive movement For much of the 20th century, the American contraceptive movement worked to remove legal prohibitions on contraceptive information, encourage the development of new and better contraceptives, and make those methods available to all women. The movement coalesced in 1914 when Margaret Sanger, who coined the phrase "birth control," directly challenged the 1873 federal law that prohibited the distribution of contraceptive information and devices. Sanger believed that access to contraception was a woman's fundamental right. Without it motherhood was compulsory. She was not the only one to challenge the laws and taboos against contraception, but her actions sparked an enduring, if controversial, social movement. Much of the controversy surrounding contraception stemmed from moral and social concerns about separating sex and reproduction. Nonetheless in cities and towns across America, women—club members, nurses, physicians, and social workers—organized and operated independent clinics in which married women could ...
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In this series, Dennis Venema describes his personal journey that took him away from the Intelligent Design arguments toward the evolutionary creation worldview. Through careful and honest research, he discovered ID scientific reasoning to be analogy-based, in sharp contrast to evolutionary science, which was supported by concrete data. After accepting this view, God's presence ever strengthened him as he explored the compatibility between the Bible and God's creative mechanism.
Series: Searching for Motivated Belief
Over the next few months, with permission from Yale University Press, BioLogos will offer edited versions of chapters from John Polkinghorne's best books, Belief in God in an Age of Science and Theology in the Context of Science, in order to help readers delve more deeply into some of his most important ideas.
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A Plea to My Shepherds
... I would exhort these, my fellow conservative evangelical shepherds and thinkers, to set aside all reticence and fear, emerge from anonymity, and storm the forum of discourse, engaging this most pressing matter with vigor, equanimity, and humility. In doing so, know upfront that there will be few handrails to guide; you will not be building upon an extensive precedence of published conservative thought.
Evolution and Christian Faith Grantees Announced
Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
Evolution, the Enlightenment, and Worldviews
In this video conversation, N.T. Wright discusses how the Enlightenment worldview -- which clearly separates God from the world -- has impacted our view of Scripture, and why cleaning the "spectacles" through which we view the world can help us see both Scripture and the world more clearly.
Can Science Ever Know Enough?
To say something is poetic is not to declare it ultimately untrue, futile and meaningless—it is to say it is more profound and meaningful and true than many other modes of expression.
Did David Hume "Banish" Miracles?
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Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
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Our desire to engage in gracious dialogue with fellow believers who reject biological evolution has been receiving increased attention in both the Christian and secular press. More importantly, we are being joined in this reconciling project by our brothers and sisters in Christ who have often been defined primarily as our "opponents".
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Hotel & Residence Cormoran
Villasimius, Sardinia
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Hotel & Residence Cormoran occupies an enviable position, directly on one of the beautiful, long sandy beaches, which characterise the area of Villasimius. Located approximately 3.5km from Villasimius town, the hotel offers the best of both worlds, with a choice of hotel rooms or self-catering bungalows, villas & apartments. It is perfect for those who enjoy the freedom of self-catering, but who also like to have the amenities of a hotel close at hand.
One of Villasimius' first hotels, Hotel & Residence Cormoran has the perfect location; directly in front of a long sandy beach, accessed via the hotel's landscaped gardens and lapped by crystal clear, shallow waters. Deck chairs and parasols are complimentary on the hotel's private area of the beach, with sun-beds being available at local cost. Beach/pool towels are complimentary for hotel guests (€2.50 per towel change for self-catering guests). A beach bar offers lunchtime snacks. The freshwater swimming pool is located in front of the beach. It has a diving board, snack bar and complimentary sun-beds and parasols.
Children have their own freshwater pool and complimentary mini-club for 4-12 year olds (operates 01June-21Sep – 0930-1230, 1600-1800 & 2100-2200hrs). Children under 4 years are also welcome if accompanied by a parent. Day and evening baby sitting is available (at local cost). The Young Club (operates 08June-07Sep) offers activities and tournaments for teenagers from 12 years upwards.
Breakfast is buffet style, whilst dinner is waiter service with a four choice menu (excludes drinks & mineral water) The hotel sometimes organises typical Sardinian-style dinners. For lunch, one may choose the main restaurant, the buffet by the pool (open mid June to mid Sept) or snacks at the beach & pool bars. In the evenings there is live entertainment and also a piano bar (operates 6 days a week from 25May until 29Sep). Other facilities include a photography studio, boutique and TV room. For those on self-catering, there is a mini-market approximately 200mt from the hotel.
For active guests, a good choice of sporting activities are available, including tennis court, beach & table tennis, bowling and beach volley-ball (all free). In the local vicinity is a diving centre, boat & pedal boat hire, water-skiing and mountain bike hire. A golf course and riding stables are approximately 3km away. The Villasimius shuttle bus calls at the hotel (usually hourly from around 0900 until midnight from mid June to mid Sept) to take guests to/from town. The cost is €2.50 per person each way. (Timetables & prices subject to change).
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The hotel comprises of 70 simply furnished rooms (located in three buildings) and 52 self-catering units made up of 36 apartments, 10 bungalows and 6 villas). All offer: shower room (no baths), air-conditioning, direct-dial telephone, satellite TV and safe. Rooms also have hairdryer. Rooms close to the beach front are available at a supplement (please note 'seaside' does not guarantee a view of the sea). Self-catering units have kitchenettes (without oven, microwave or dishwasher).
Double: Located on either the ground floor with verandah or upper floor with balcony. Cot possible. Deckchairs and parasols are complimentary on the beach and sun-beds are available at local cost.
Superior: Comfortably furnished with a small seating area, these rooms are ground floor and just a few steps from the beach. Superior rooms include 1st row parasol & sun-beds on the beach, complimentary newspaper delivered to room, complimentary Wi-Fi in room, bathrobes and fruit basket & bottled water in room on arrival.
Family. Located on the ground floor with furnished verandah. The double bedroom has a door leading to a small area with a bunk beds (some with twin beds) capable of accommodating one or two children. Cot also possible in main bedroom.
Available gardenside or seaside.
2-bedroom apartments. Located on the ground or first floor with furnished verandah or balcony. Two bedrooms (one double & one twin) shower room and kitchenette (no inside living area – table/chairs are on a covered balcony or verandah). Apartments on the first floor have outside kitchenettes, whilst those on the ground floor have the kitchenette inside. Extra bed for fifth person possible.
2-bedroom bungalows. Located in their own area, these terraced bungalows consist of two double bedrooms and a living room with a double sofa-bed. Separate kitchenette and furnished verandah with private garden area. Extra bed for sixth person possible.
3-bedroom villas. Located in their own area, each villa is detached and has a ground & first floor. The ground floor comprises of a split-level living area, shower room, separate kitchenette and double bedroom. The upper floor has a double bedroom, another bedroom with bunk beds, plus an additional shower room. Furnished verandah. Extra (sofa) bed for eighth person possible - Facilities:
Swimming pool, children's pool, mini & young clubs, restaurant, beach bar, pool bar, piano bar. Free: tennis court, table tennis, beach volleyball, bowling, Free Wi-Fi in reception, bar & pool areas and Superior rooms (at local cost in other areas & rooms), Local cost (at hotel or in vicinity): diving, pedal boats, water skiing, mountain bikes, golf course, riding stables, Villasimius shuttle bus


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Loving Korean was featured on a radio segment in Korea
The most amazing thing happened on Friday to Loving Korean: our latest article "Is it normal to talk to strangers in Korea?" got featured on a tbs eFM radio's 1013 Mainstreet show. In Korea! I accidentally found out on Saturday and even though I was really happy and thought it's so cool I felt a bit … Continue reading »
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Is it normal and common to talk to strangers in Korea is the newest question we attempt to answer: Anonymous asked: Hello, I'm heading to Seoul in March and studying Korean for one month by myself, I would like to know is it common to talk to strangers in bookstores, coffee shops and make some local … Continue reading »
Your Korean love story, part 2
<- Your Korean love story, part 1 While it may seem that romances with Korean guys are a rare experience for non-Korean women (even more so for Western women), many sweet and bitter-sweet stories you submitted to Your story section may prove otherwise. Isn't it wonderful that we live in the age of fast internet … Continue reading »
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Should I learn Korean language to have a Korean boyfriend?
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Linea Pelle Vanessa Hobo
It seems that Linea Pelle has really been pushing the fringe trend lately. In fact, the styles from the Janis Fringe Collection seem to just pop up everywhere. Now I'm the kind of girl that likes tassels or a little bit of fringe, but the full fans of fringe featured on the Janis bags are just a tad too much for my personal taste. So when I came across the Linea Pelle Vanessa Hobo, I knew it was a match made in Heaven.
Well, okay, maybe a match made in "Fringe Heaven". I think what I like most about this bag is the elegant, yet casual feeling it has. The lines of the bag are effortless and smooth. And the extra-long fringe (or tassels?) on the sides appear to flow freely with these lines. I also love how the bag looks like it would just melt into the side of your body. Nothing screams casual comfort like a slouchy hobo that molds to fit you! Finally, I really like the subtle little details that give this otherwise simple bag a touch of interest. The artisan braiding on the handle and trim really give a nice touch to the overall look of this bag and it compliments the fringe nicely.
All in all, the Linea Pelle Vanessa Hobo would make a great, casual addition to just about any collection.
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Saturday, May 19th, Travis Mears will have a live shooting exhibition at The 1st Annual Operation Lock and Load Sporting Clay Tournament supporting our troops. The tournament will be held at Rio Brozos Hunting Preserve, west of Houston, TX. It will include music, vendors, auctions, sporting clays tournament, military equipment displays, live shooting exhibitions, and more!
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