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Wedding: 6/15/2012
I got married at the DC Centre last year and I just wanted to leave some feedback. I saw a few negative reviews on the Knot and I wanted brides to know that I had a FANTASTIC experience working with the DC Centre. I worked with Armana and she was polite, professional, and extremely helpful without being pushy. My husband and I wanted to be reasonable as far as cost and we were able to include everything we wanted without breaking the bank. She let us know that by having our wedding on a Friday night we could rent the space for half price which was much more inexpensive than any other venue we viewed. She made the whole process easy and stress-free. On the day of my wedding the room looked beautiful and was set up exactly the way I had instructed. Armana wasn't there on the day, but her co-worker Maggie was there and was extremely helpful. She was aware of everything that I had planned out with Armana. There was another wedding going on that night and Maggie made sure that I felt like the most important person in the place. The other staff members were friendly and ensured that we were well taken care of and I felt like I didn't need to worry about anything. I have already recommended the DC Centre to a couple of my friends who were recently engaged and I would highly recommend the DC Centre to anyone who is planning their wedding.
Wedding: 6/14/2013
I had my ceremony and reception at the DC Centre and it was amazing! They made sure everything was perfect and that I was completely satisfied!! I would recommend DC Centre to everyone because they are reasonably priced and they definitely make sure you're taken care of
My daughter recently got married and we held the reception at the DC Centre. Beginning with the first meeting we held with Maggie to the last night, everything was fabulous! Maggie was very helpful and able to suggest things that would make the night a great success for the bride and groom, our family, friends and guests.
It's been a couple of weeks since the wedding and we have heard from multiple guests how much they enjoyed the venue, how good the food was and that the service they received was phenomenal. My husband (who is usually very quiet) thanked the DC Centre during his speech for their great service & staff, and for making the night so successful. People are still talking about it.
Thanks again, Maggie, for everything you did to help make Chris and Ashley's night so special!
Wedding: 9/5/2014
I could not have had a better reception! They took care of EVERYTHING and I enjoyed myself the WHOLE time! Sharon was amazing and very accommodating.I would definitely use them again for any event!
Wedding: 7/11/2014
If you are a cheap bride who doesn't really care about all the minor details behind a venue this is your best bet in Omaha other than your backyard. The food was okay, the first batch was cold. The service with setting everything up before the day of the event is less than satisfactory. If you have any issues like I did they usually don't answer emails or phone calls until 2 weeks before the event. Want anything done before that? Go straight to a supervisor and be prepared to be put down by your event specialist, becuase they will stress you out and make you (even if you are the bride) feel like the bad guy and it was all your fault. other than that I guess it is a nice place to get married or have your party.they only charge for food and drink so that cuts the cost greatly.
Wedding: 7/5/2014
I recommend the DC Centre for a wedding reception. We had multiple compliments on the food and the drinks. My room manager was awesome, he was attentive and paid attention to our needs throughout the whole night. My only real complaints are that I wasn't allowed to drink at my own wedding at 10 pm until I was carded when I had been drinking since 5 pm when I got there (I'm 26.) Also, just a warning there could be multiple events that night and random people could come into your event. Overall, we were very happy with our evening. Decorations were beautiful and it was awesome to have the room set up when we got there.
Wedding: 6/1/2014
They were FANTASTIC. everything happens in one place so no traveling ,they do all the set up and clean up, all the food is catered right there as well as beverages. It was amazing and beautiful. As magical as anything Ihave ever dreamed of. All the staff was extremely helpful and courteous, very nice setting.. I cant say enough about the DcCentre, it was so wonderful and really relaxed. I love it !!
Wedding: 6/13/2014
I'm 24 and paid for my whole wedding every single penny of it by myself so I'm taking this very seriously! To start it off THEY BOOKED TWO CEREMONIES AT THE SAME TIME OUTSIDE! Maggie called me a week before my wedding and explained to me that the outside wedding that I've been planning on forever couldn't work because their computer messed up! So she offered me a step up in their bar and the whole decoration package! I think I deserved a bit more or at least my ceremony money back! She didn't even seem apologetic just walked all over me trying to say the it get bride was hard to work with and I was such a doll to work with! well day of wedding comes and the bridal suite where the bride gets usually gets dress at is taken by the people that get the outside ceremony so I get put back in the back office with no mirror to get ready in or no bathroom nothing ! And then I paid for an upgrade for the sign in table and the wishing tree was there but no cards to put any wishes on so what did I pay my 150$ for!! They said the food was suppose to be out for an hour and a half was out for only 45 mins! Forgot our champagne for out head table and had no cake cutter so my mom (mother of the bride!!!) had to cut the cake! And then lastly tried to shut it down at 11:15 instead of midnight I want my full 6 hours ! It was just a wreck but food was great though!
Wedding: 10/25/2008
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What you failed to tell me was that they would be switching out their rooms from wedding to reception at the same time that our guests were arriving. The lobby was packed with people when our guests arrived and our photo booth had to put up a sign telling people which wedding there were there for.
4. The bass beat from the wedding next door could be heard in our room all night long.
5. Two woman from the wedding with the loud beat got in a fight in the parking lot and the cops were called. I'm sure our guests were very impressed with that one. This one I realize you can't control all the time. It just added to my appreciation of the night in general.
6. Our event officially started at 5 with the bar open at 4:45. None of the candles were lit at 5:00. They were still going around and lighting the candles at 5:30.
7. When they asked at 10:15 if they could start tearing down - I asked if they could wait at least until 10:30. I tried to help out the room captain as much as I could. He was the only one doing anything as far as I could tell and he was completely overwhelmed. But I wonder why in the world would you even be asking us to start tearing down???? We paid for our reception to go until 11:00.
8. When they were tearing down and blowing out candles - they spilled wax on one of the guest's items that were still on the table since the reception was still in progress.
There were good things too.
1. Food was terrific. We had nothing but compliments on it.
2. Your security guard should be dealing with people - not your self important assistant manager. Your security guard has the people skills. He was great.
3. Dillon, the room captain was great too. He was doing as much as he possibly could for us all night long but he just didn't have enough help.
Wedding: 12/28/2013
Thank you.
Wedding: 9/27/2013
The DC Centre was simply amazing. They helped me through the entire process and were always there to answer my questions. Would HIGHLY recommend this venue!
Wedding: 8/3/2013
Wedding: 4/19/2013
For starters - Do not work with Maggie, if she is still lucky enough to be employed. Take great notes, ask lots of questions, and get them to put it in writing.
Now if I haven't scared you off yet, let me say the overall experience was pretty good the week of the wedding. The staff was polite, our room manager was great, the decorating they did with my supplies was done pretty well, and the value for the money was decent as well. Working with the manager Sharon was an interesting experience, but overall, we cannot complain. SHe was much timelier and professional than Maggie who we had worked with from the start. Maggie had made promises she did not have the authority to make, showed us food options we did not really have, lied, missed appointments, and was snobby. Again though, I don't think she works there or at least is not the only consultant anymore as I did see a new gal there when we went in the week of the wedding. I wish I remembered her name, but she was nice - a bit timid - but my mom and I with our massive catering cart fuls of boxes and decorations were a bit overwhelming.
They did not end up giving all of the guests the champagne toast we paid for, which was disappointing, but only about $110 -$120 and at that, the head table got our toasting glasses. Our room was also very small with the tables set up for 145 people in "Silver B," I can't imagine having the up to 200 it can supposedly accomodate. It may be worth paying for a bigger room if your guest list gets even close to the 200 mark as we had very, very little dance floor until the tore down our food table early to make space.
Overall, I would say it is a nice place, great for photo opts, and a decent value. The desserts at our dessert only reception were also great. If you are not an organized bride or have too many specific requests, be warned this venue will not give you the personal service you want unless you demand it. Be prepared.
Wedding: 10/6/2012
DC Centre was OUTSTANDING!! Our wedding and reception took place at the DC Centre in October 2012. We could not have asked for anything better! We did check other venues before making an appointment. When I called I reached Maggie at the DC Centre, she was so friendly and outgoing. We met with Maggie and she was AWESOME, such a pleasure to work with. We loved everything the DC Centre had to offer and it was in our budget! I must say we were so impressed with Maggie with how inviting and outgoing she was that, she was one of the biggest reasons we chose the DC Centre.
DC Centre at the time was building an outdoor wedding area which once completed was just what we were looking for. There were some issues with constructing that site and was not going to be what we were told/thought it to be. I was upset, however Maggie always stayed in contact with me and she was taking that extra step to make sure my day was still what we had envisioned. We worked together and came up with some ideas. Maggie even went out herself at 5AM the morning of my wedding to hang and put all the final details in place. I have to say that it was beautiful the way she put it all together for us.
From the moment we walked thru the doors of the DC Centre and meeting with Maggie everything was superb. All of the staff did such an amazing job with our reception, the decorations and the food was so delicious. Just every single detail was OUTSTANDING and STRESS FREE which I'm sure every bride is looking for. I highly recommend the DC Centre to anyone looking for exceptional service(s) and a lifetime of memories.
Thank you DC Centre for everything and especially thank you Maggie for all you did and making sure our day was special.
Wedding: 2/23/2013
Maggie was great at answering questions and responding to emails up until we signed our contract. Going from taking hours to respond to emails, she began taking days / weeks.
She made promises and then always found excuses to go back on them throughout the process. Two appointments in a row, Maggie asked us to come in to meet her, and then ended up having another couple in at the same time so either we had to wait for her or have someone else help us instead.
We ordered a champagne toast for all of our guests and then a bottle of champagne for our table and our parents table. I found out after the wedding that none of our guests were given champagne. Our guests were also being charged for drinks that we'd paid for already. We ended up paying for the highest bar option during the reception just to get them to stop charging our guests. We were refunded the money for the champagne, after I requested it on the 6th of March, I had to call to ask again on the 20th before it actually happened.
The venue was wonderful and the food was absolutely delicious! If you can get past the difficult communication in the planning process, everything else turned out to go well for us.
Wedding: 3/23/2013
Great service. Super helpful. Stress relief!! Good food- awesome staff.
Wedding: 3/23/2013
If you are willing to pay a price, they will make the night run smoothly for you. They will clean up after you and have everything perfect when you walk in. Even deal with unruly vendors if you ask. Their only downfall was that they forgot the champagne for my groom and I. When I told our room manager he challenged me by saying, that wasn't on your order. We had ordered one bottle for just my husband and I. I don't feel we should have been challenged in that way.
Also, one bonus of choosing the DC Centre is that if you schedule your wedding during the off season they will waive the rental fee for a room.
Our price for it was still higher, because we chose to offer the lowest level of an open bar to our guests which means you pay a standard fee per person, no matter their age.
Wedding: 9/15/2012
I worked with Sharon and she was great! Easy to get ahold of and always there to answer questions. They set up and tear down everything the day of and that was a huge help!
Only complaint I have is how they basically kicked us out of the building right at midnight. They literally had all of our stuff ready to go at the door and were ready to lock the door before we were out. Other than that, everything was great..great food & decor. They even provide you with a private bridal suite to lock your valuables in which was very nice!
Wedding: 9/1/2012
We had our reception at the DC Centre and after all the planning, organizing and detailed discussions/instructions provided... very few items were followed. Brides I urge you not to use the DC Centre because you will be truly diappointed. When you pay for services - especially as much as it costs for a wedding reception - you should be provided what you pay for. You definitely don't get what you pay for here. For example, we paid for free beer, wine & liquor at our reception and our guests were improperly chared ALL night after repeatedly telling the staff. My advice, keep looking for a reception hall, bride and grooms deserve better!
Wedding: 7/28/2012
We were overall very happy with the DC centre the night of our wedding. The planning up to it was less than ideal however. Our "wedding planner" told us a lot of things that didn't end up being true, then she was fired and our new planner didn't have notes from our old one therefore causing mix ups in our meal and beverage choices. They are very well priced and the rooms are beautiful. We had over 530 people at our wedding and the food was AMAZING.
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We welcome you to Omaha's most elegant and affordable banquet and event venue. We offer a variety of services that can make your event a success. We invite you to meet with our trained and experienced staff to discuss the many options for your special wedding day!
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- Capacity: More than 400
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The Bigelow-Ben Lomond Hotel is commonly known to residents as tourists as the Ben Lomond Hotel, or the Radisson Hotel. In 1990, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places, and it has Italian Renaissance Revival architecture which is rare to see in the region. Built in the late 1920s by the architecture firm Hodgson & McClenahan, the Bigelow-Ben Lomond Hotel was one of the most expensive buildings of its time, with a price tag of $1.25 million in 1927. The Ben Lomond Hotel functioned as a hotel for over forty years, and in the 1980s it was bought by Radisson and renovated.

The DaVinci Academy of Science and the Arts is a charter school located in the city of Ogden. The DaVinci Academy serves grades K-12, and has been open for a decade. Named for the world renowned artist Leonardo da Vinci, the Academy focuses on sciences and the arts, and has a more critical curriculum than the state system for Utah's public schools. The DaVinci Academy has garnered a reputation for being a high quality school, and its small class sizes make it optimal for learning.

The Dee Events Center is a multipurpose arena that is used for musicals, theatre shows, festivals, concerts, and sporting events. It seats 11,500 people and is circular in shape and features a large dome as well as circular stands that seem to rotate around the basketball court. The arena is the home of Weber State's men and women's basketball teams, and it cost over 11 million dollars to construct in 1973 (now projected as 43 million due to inflation). The arena has taken to LED technology, and has installed LED lights behind the scoreboards and on the shot clocks.


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At a previous soul-sucking job in the corporate computer world, the importance of "being there" was often preached ad-nauseum by our overpaid management. Before I abandoned the banality of corporate life, I took away one important lesson: when you are there as an active, contibuting member of a team, family, neighborhood, or any other community, it goes a very very long way.
It's common sense to say that the most interested and active people in a music scene are those who play in bands themselves. Clearly, they have a vested interest in making music, performing, and growing their overall audience.
Unfortunately, it's all too common to see bands only go to shows that their band is playing or stand outside before or after their set. All the while they are absent at anything that doesn't pertain to their band. These are major problems for your band, and let us tell you why.
If your band is serious about getting outside of your home town and reaching a broader audience, you need to network, make connections within your community, and leave a positive impression. Like the old saying goes, it's not WHAT you know, but WHO you know. You could be the next Radiohead, but it wouldn't matter unless you made those connections with other bands in your area who more than likely know other people that you don't know. Just like you probably know people that they don't know. Thus, like in any professional role, new opportunities arise when you expand your network of contacts, it's a fact.
If you become known within a community as that group of people that only goes out to their own shows or doesn't watch other bands in the process, your peers will take notice of this. The same goes for the opposite, people take notice when you go out and support other shows when your band isn't playing. More often than not, they'll feel compelled to do the same for you since they begin to see you as a supportive group of awesome people. When your existence as a band is dependent on winning people over to your cause by liking your band, you need to be humble and selfless. The audience is your customer, you must earn their loyalty by making lasting, positive impressions on them. Always remember that other bands are part of the audience, and more often they have greater influence over their peers when compared to general audience members.
Let's say hypothetically you own a small retail business where you sell antique clocks. If you have a customer come into your business and you ignore him or her, you're rude, or you flat out show lack of interest in him or her supporting your business, what would happen? You'd be lucky if they bought your product, and if they did, you'd be extremely lucky if they came back a second time to buy your product. Now let's say a representative from "Antique Clock Weekly" comes into your business and you do the same, this representative may go and tell other antique clock enthusiasts that you frankly are not an active, contributing member to the antique clock community. In the process, you lose your reputation which is EVERYTHING when it comes to music. Always remember: Your audience is your customer.
Also, a big pet peeve of ours is when local bands play a show and hang outside the venue before or after their set, not bothering to watch any of the other bands that night. Would you want people to go outside during your set? Probably not! If your friends see you outside, they more than likely won't watch the bands inside either if they aren't familiar with them (and more than likely they are not familiar with them). If you're in a local band, you have an obligation to go and watch your peers a show that you're playing, and bring your friends inside with you while you're at it!
We've had nights over the years where we've had 4-6 bands play, over 200 people come through the door, and only 40-60 people watching each band. It's a lot more fun to play a show when you have all 200 people in the room at the same time.
Even if you don't like the band, go and watch them and be supportive, it goes a long way because people notice it when you don't watch their set! We can tell you right now that the bands we want to book are the ones who come down often, talk to people, buy some merch from other bands, bring some friends inside with them, and generally are positive about the music community as a whole. It doesn't matter that much to us how good you may be, we'd much rather book a band that was awful that supported their fellow musicians than a band who is ridiculously good and walks around with their noses turned up at everyone else. Being a jerk in the music business gets you nowhere!
Bands like the Swellers, Chiodos, the Suicide Machines, Kid Brother Collective, etc. nearly all went to every show in their community when they were starting out. People remembered this and then returned the favor by coming out to their shows, purchasing their merch, and spreading their name to more people. I personally remember Nick and Jonathan Diener coming down to nearly every single show every weekend in Flint. People recognized this and it reflected very positively on the Swellers. People wanted to help them succeed because they were great people first and talented musicians second.
Building a network and community of musicians takes dedication from everyone involved. No local band is "too good" to where they don't need support from other bands in the area. This is why you rarely ever see only one band on a bill. You need to support each other if anyone wants to get outside of a basement.
Moreover, if you are serious about growing your band, you must recognize that you can only play in front of your friends and family for so long. Believe it or not, they will eventually stop coming to your shows. Thus, you need to expand your audience outside of your immediate circle. Often by watching other bands, talking to them, and leaving a positive impression on them as someone who cares about supporting a community, you'd be very surprised at the kind of opportunities that will come your way.
So next time you see a bill with no one you've heard before, go check it out with an open mind, you never know who you could see or meet in the process. It's more than likely cheaper than a movie (it almost always is at the Local), you'll probably have a great time by expanding your horizons, and you might help your own band in return.
In summation, if you want more people to go to your shows, GO to more shows in your scene! Keep a positive attitude, meet people, make connections, support your fellow bands, watch their sets, and you'd be surprised where it can get you.
Rebuilding our music community starts with you. We need you to be there.
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Cedric Belfrage
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Cedric Henning Belfrage (8 November 1904 – 21 June 1990) was a socialist, author, journalist, translator and co-founder of the radical US-weekly newspaper the National Guardian.
Early years[edit]
Cedric Belfrage was born in London on 8 November 1904. He was educated at Gresham's School, Holt and started his writing career as a film critic at Cambridge University, where he published his first article in Kinematograph Weekly (1924). In 1927, Belfrage went to Hollywood, where he was hired by the New York Sun and Film Weekly as a correspondent. Belfrage returned to London in 1930 as Sam Goldwyn's press agent. Returning to Hollywood, he became politically active, joining the Hollywood Anti-Nazi League, co-editing a left literary magazine, The Clipper.
Political life[edit]
Belfrage joined the Communist Party USA in 1937, but withdrew his membership a few months later. Thereafter, he maintained a friendly but critical relationship. During World War II he worked in the British Security Coordination for the Western hemisphere.
In 1948, Belfrage co-founded, together with James Aronson and John T. McManus, a radical weekly newspaper called the National Guardian.[citation needed] Belfrage would remain affiliated with the publication – renamed The Guardian in 1967 – until late in the 1960s.
Intelligence allegations[edit]
According to FBI files, Belfrage was questioned by the FBI in 1947 about his involvement with the Communist Party. The interview covered his relations with Earl Browder, Jacob Golos, V. J. Jerome, and surveillances and documents about Scotland Yard and the Vichy Government of France.[1]
In 1995, the decrypted VENONA intercepts—a project between the US and British intelligence services to decipher Soviet wires—were made public. United States intelligence has alleged that Unnamed codename number 9 (UNC/9) was Belfrage. Venona also had a cover name "Charlie" that was not identified by the FBI. The 1948 Gorsky Memo, found in Soviet Archives, identifies Belfrage as having a covert relationship with Soviet intelligence as a member of the "Sound" and "Myrna" groups. Seven Venona decrpyts reference UNC/9 in passing conversations between Belfrage's bureau chief and Winston Churchill on to the Soviets.[1] During the period in question, the United States and the Soviet Union were wartime allies.
At the height of McCarthyism, Belfrage was summoned in 1953 to appear before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC).
Later years[edit]
In 1955, Belfrage was deported by the US government back to his native England. His wife, Molly Castle, had already been deported by that time. He travelled to Cuba in 1961. In 1962, he travelled throughout South America, finally settling in Cuernavaca, Mexico. In 1973, Cedric Belfrage returned to the US for the first time since 1955, touring around the country with his new book, The American Inquisition (Bobbs Merrill, 1973, Siglo XXI, Mexico, Thunder' Mouth Press, 1989).
Belfrage later debuted as a Spanish-English translator, notably for the Latin American author Eduardo Galeano. Most notably, Belfrage was commissioned by Monthly Review Press to translate Galeano's Open Veins of Latin America. Belfrage continued to write extensively until his last years.
Death and legacy[edit]
Cedric Belfrage died on 21 June 1990 in Mexico, aged 85. Belfrage had three children; Sally Belfrage and Nicolas Belfrage with wife Molly Castle, and Anne Belfrage-Hertz (Zribi) with partner Anne-Marie Hertz. He was the younger brother of actor/BBC newsreader Bruce Belfrage (1900–1974).
- Away From It All. Gollancz, London, 1937; Simon and Schuster, 1937; Literary Guild, 1937 Penguin (Britain).
- Promised Land. Gollancz, London, 1937; Left Book Club, London, 1937; Republished by Garland, New York, Classics of Film Literature series, 1983.
- Let My People Go. Gollancz, London, 1937.
- South of God. Left Book Club, 1938.
- A Faith to Free the People. Modern Age, New York, 1942; Dryden Press, New York, 1944; Book Find Club, 1944.
- They All Hold Swords. Modern Age, New York, 1941.
- Abide With Me. Sloane Associates, New York, 1948; Secker and Warburg, London, 1948.
- Seeds of destruction; the truth about the U.S. occupation of Germany Cameron and Kahn, New York, 1954.
- The Frightened Giant. Secker and Warburg, London, 1956.
- My Master Columbus. Secker and Warburg, 1961; Doubleday, New York, 1962; Editiones Contemporaneous, Mexico, (in Spanish).
- The Man at the Door With the Gun. Monthly Review, New York, 1963.
- The American Inquisition. Bobbs-Merrill, 1973; Siglo XXI, Mexico (in Spanish). Thunder's Mouth Press, 1989.
- Something to Guard. Columbia University Press, 1978.
- ^ a b John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr, Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2009; pp. 109–111, 312. See also John Earl Haynes, Harvey Klehr, and Alexander Vassiliev, Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2009; pp. 191 and 581, footnote 89.
Further reading[edit]
- Cedric Belfrage interview, 8 June 1947, FBI Silvermaster file, serial 2522, pgs. 47–49 (pgs. 446, 447, 448 in original).
- Cedric Belfrage statement, 3 June 1947, FBI Silvermaster file, serial 2583, pgs. 50–56 (pgs. 318–324 in original).
- Elizabeth Bentley deposition, 30 November 1945, FBI file 65-14603
- Elizabeth Bentley (1988). Out of Bondage: The Story of Elizabeth Bentley. New York: Ivy Books.
- John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr (1999). Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America. Yale University Press.
- Vassiliev, Alexander (2003), Alexander Vassiliev's Notes on Anatoly Gorsky's December 1948 Memo on Compromised American Sources and Networks, retrieved 21 April 2012


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Watch your words diligently. Words have great power to bless or to wound. When you speak carelessly, negatively, or even falsely, you damage others as well as yourself... Sure are a lot of people in glass houses around here throwing very big stones at some very good people. Thank you RestoftheStory for a voice of reason, but they don't want reason, they want more gossip, accusations, sensationalism, and excuses to throw more stones!
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Ridiculous comments at the end of this article...lots of assumptions from people who have no idea what they're talking about, especially the one that has "intimate knowledge of the situation". The very thought that Coach Price would give a flip about what a Dad thought about his kids playing time makes me laugh...and BTW, Signal Mountain DID win a State Championship with Signal Mountain kids.


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get out of there cat. i know you want to be grow bigger but sitting in a flower pot will not help you. that is for flowers and you are a cat. you don't even have leaves.
get out of there cat. you are not a flower you are a cat. when you lay on your belly like an open flower and i try to pet you you just try to kill me.


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"In August 2011, my older brother Yassein—a businessman who is in no way politically involved—was praying inside the Mustafa Mosque in Daraya, southwest of Damascus, while a protest was happening outside. Security forces moved in to disperse the demonstration, arresting Yassein, who had not been participating. After his arrest, he was taken to the headquarters of Syrian Airforce Security. (Airforce Security is known for brutally torturing dissidents; it was responsible for the mutilation and killing of 13-year-old Hamza al-Khateeb at the outset of the uprising last year.) My brother has been held incommunicado ever since.
That I have been spared Yassein's fate—indeed, a fate perhaps even worse than his—is only because I left Syria years ago, after years of active political opposition. My current distance from my country has undoubtedly preserved my safety. But it has not at all changed my assessment of the Assad regime's terrors: Instead, it has only made me more determined in my opposition to Assad's rule, and more hopeful that its end is near. Indeed, I am confident that my difficult personal journey—from domestic political reformer to leader of a government-in-exile—will one day tell a tale of redemption."
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I have one ThirdHand Rag Bag. Got it stuffed with plastic wrap from local stores. Man, you can stomp a lot of plastic in the Rag Bags. One inside back side I have a couple of old blue jeans folded up. Plastic gets wore you can hear a arrow hit from 60 yards back...Whomp! Just re-arrange the plastic of stomp more in and shoot some more. Mine has the metal rings in the corners and even ThirdHand can't remember when they last used the metal rings. It has to be going of 9 or 10 years old, but I mostly use it for 40 yards and more and all but a few weeks when new, it's hung outside, no cover. It's even hardly faded.
I have found that the easiest way to repair my shot out block targets is to use a broom handle and push plastic grocery bags into the shot out part really tight and then foam over the top. It really slows down an arrow quick. Good job Hutch with the picture tutorial.
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text: soccer The Observer World Cup 2014: The fans – in pictures Contrary to the worst predictions, Brazil's 2014 World Cup has been a wonderful feast of football – and astonishingly good-natured. Adrian Chiles looks back at a tournament that even the USA could get behind Saturday 12 July 2014 19.05 EDT Share this article Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Thousands of fans travelled from around the world, their colours as bright as their spirits were high Getty Football lovers on Ipanema beach in Rio Tom Jenkins/Tom Jenkins A Costa Rica fan feeds his pet rooster Esteban Felix/AP After early anti-Fifa protests, Brazil's well-armoured police were kept relatively quiet Pacific Press/Rex Features A dejected Brazil fan after their humiliation at the hands (and feet) of Germany AGF s.r.l./REX/AGF s.r.l./REX A lone US supporter dressed as Captain America sits in the stands after Belgium sent the Americans home Natacha Pisarenko/AP England fans make their feelings known Tom Jenkins A Belgian fan reacts during the quarter final game between the Netherlands and Belgium Amin Mohammad Jamali/Getty Images A Brazilian man plays football in Porto Seguro Anne-Christine Poujoulat/AFP/Getty Images A Dutch fan holds a replica of the World Cup trophy. The Netherlands are yet to lift the genuine article Odd Andersen/AFP/Getty Images A Brazilian fan shows his support for misfiring forward Hulk Vanderlei Almeida/AFP/Getty Images An Argentinian fan posing in front of a promotional poster of Luis Suárez's gaping jaws after the Uruguayan striker sunk his teeth into Italy centre-back Giorgio Chiellini. See more fans' tomfoolery here Tom Jenkins Argentina took their sporting icons as seriously as ever Pedro Ugarte/AFP/Getty Images A kaleidoscopic crowd take their seats for the quarter-final between France and Germany Francois Xavier Marit/AFP/Getty Images Prince Harry at the end England's final game of the competition against Costa Rica. It was the first time England had failed to qualify for the knock-out stages Odd Andersen/AFP/Getty Images French supporters ahead of their group game against Ecuador Odd Andersen/AFP/Getty Images Ivory Coast's fans before their match with Greece Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty Images Brazilians celebrate at a fruit stand in Porto Seguro after Brazil's victory over Chile in the Round of 16 Anne-Christine Poujoulat/AFP/Getty Images US superfan 'Teddy Goalsevelt' gives a salute Sergio Moraes/Reuters Topics World Cup 2014 World Cup Brazil (Football) Brazil (World) Share this article Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+


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The Kansas City Chiefs placed the franchise tag on Branden Albert to keep him from becoming an unrestricted free agent this offseason. But as we near next week's NFL draft, it is looking more and more likely that Branden Albert's time in Kansas City is up.
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The Miami Dolphins seem like a natural trade partner for the Kansas City Chiefs' Branden Albert. Following the departure of starting left tackle Jake Long to St. Louis Rams during free agency, the Miami Dolphins have been looking to fill the void on their offensive line.
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Rip's Rib Shak, the mobile barbecue trailer that Steven Pittman and his father-in-law Kevin Smith opened last summer, is about to get a brick-and-mortar brother.
The duo plus Pittman's wife and Smith's daughter, Alexis Pittman, are opening a stationary version of Rip's Rib Shak in an old Phillips 66 station at 611 W. Harry. They hope to have it open by mid-June and plan to serve the same menu made popular by the trailer: St. Louis-style spare ribs, pulled pork, hotlinks, burgers and chicken legs cooked on a Himalayan salt block. The small space has some room for seating, and Pittman hopes to eventually add outdoor seating, too.
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god: i wish that was real
ooooh...nice dating tip!: to get a chic to spread her legs...you have to be a snake? ah...and i thought you had to be charming and nice. i readga...
This must have happened at the Playboy Mansion.: Because she was dressed as a Playboy bunny.
If I had closed my eyes: and just listed to the audio - I would have had a much different response to this clip.
nice: nice grfx on the girl, not so sure abut the snake but on the path to awesomeness. well done.
That's: Just stupid
i am not one to yell fake: but this was definately fake
all girls: love big snakes, hear how she moans? xD
That was actually kinda cool: Is that off of some game or something?
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5 Reasons Why NASCAR Sucks.
Do you remember when NASCAR was fun. It really wasn't all that long ago you were drinking beer, the sport was competitive, there were 36 races that mattered, not just 10. I enjoyed going to races and watching them on TV, but that time has long since come and gone and NASCAR has left us with a bunch of reasons not to watch and here they are.
1. The Car Of The Future
I am all about making your sport safer, especially when people are driving at 200 mph, but in no sport does equipment matter as much, if not more, than the athletes in the sport. I mean the car is what wins the race, if you are tight, loose, slow, getting bad gas mileage, lacking aerodynamics you will lose a race, but shouldn't you be allowed to control some of those factors? But thanks to the car of the future teams have lost all competitive advantages that come with driving a specific brand. Seriously you can't tell a Toyota from a Chevy. What is the point of even having makes/models anymore? Require your teams to have specific safety regulations, but don't force everyone to drive the exact same car.
2. The Chase
Year after year the chase ruins the regular season. You have 26 races that ultimately lead you to a 10 race playoff system. You get some bonus points for winning extra races and leading most laps, but not enough to give you a real competitive edge in the chase. And what playoff system lets everybody compete? Seriously could you imaging an NFL playoff where you had to compete with teams that had nothing to shoot for? How can 10 drivers compete when there are 33 other drivers on the track with no purpose but to be in your way. If you want a playoff system make a real one. But stop pushing this bullshit one on us and telling us it makes it more competitive.
3. The Schedule
Come on now, can we change this up a bit? How many times does Jimmy Johnson have to win a championship before you realize that the schedule needs to be changed? I know he is a good driver, but his strengths lie in the last 10 races of the season. He had 4 wins in the chase compared to 3 in other 26 races of the season. I bet if you put 7 of Tony Stewarts best tracks in the Chase he would win 4 years straight too.
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If you are a lap down you are a lap down. Be a professional and get your own lap back dammit.
5. Danica Patrick
Who cares.
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