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Bowling Green is a very small town located in the state of Virginia. With a population of 1,127 people and just one neighborhood, Bowling Green is the 267th largest community in Virginia.
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Working on the Canon L Series photoshoot was a crazy whirlwind that greatly challenged everyone involved. Any advertisement shot on set was going directly to print in less than 10 days, and going to be seen by thousands (potentially millions?) of people. After shooting a setup, we chose our final image selects right then and there with Dentsubos and Canon, and our retoucher Nick Leadlay began the retouching process immediately on set. No time for second thoughts! Nick had built a little computer-fort out of V-Flats and set up shop not too far away from the action so we could walk over to his hideaway and give him notes.The photo team would move on to shooting the next setup, and the process would continue like that over 3 days until all the final advertisements were finished. I might sound crazy, but I actually kind of liked this workflow, because it kept us on our tippytoes and when the job was wrapped, everything was already completed and in the can. Sometimes the retouching process can drag out over months, so it was refreshing to simply be done, dust off your hands, and walk away, and hopefully get some sleep finally.And of course, as the shoot was for Canon L series, those were the only lenses we used for the actual shoot, which is not really a departure from my regular kit. – Joey L
Here's a look at the final image pairings, with original crops from Joey:
Photographer: Joey L
Client: Canon
Agency: Dentsu Bos
Art Director: Kyle Scotland
Producer: Kirsten White
On Set Retoucher: Nick Leadlay
Stylists: Marie Eve Tremblay
Hair & Make Up: Lisa Vella
Assistants: Jesse Korman, Caleb Adams, Rebecca Leach, Adi Saciragic, Eryn Wind
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Southern Cal takes 12-shot lead in NCAA golf
Annie Park shot a 5-under 67 and Southern California had a record-setting 12-under 276 total Wednesday to open a 12-stroke lead during the second round of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships at the University of Georgia Golf Course.
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Annie Park shot a 5-under 67 and Southern California had a record-setting 12-under 276 total Wednesday to open a 12-stroke lead during the second round of the NCAA Women's Golf Championships at the University of Georgia Golf Course.
Southern California's 276 total, the second-best in school history, broke the NCAA tournament record of 277 set by Arizona State in 1998 at University Ridge Golf Course in Madison, Wis.
"We had four players who played extremely well today, and you normally don't see that all happen at the same time," Southern California coach Andrea Gaston said. "It was a record-breaking performance. We got off to a great start today, and the momentum was in our favor. We were able to keep it going."
Southern California had a 16-under 560 overall total .
Defending champion Alabama was second after a 4-under round.
"No lead is ever big enough," Gaston said. "You can think of a lot of different tournaments where somebody came from far behind, so you have to just take each day separately."
Duke was third at 1 under, followed by UCLA even par, Purdue and Stanford at 2 over, Arizona State at 4 over, and Oklahoma at 6 over.
Alabama's Stephanie Meadow topped the individual leaderboard at 8 under after a 67. Park was a stroke back.
"Today was really solid for me," said Meadow, a junior from Northern Ireland. "I was 5 under through 10 and, even though I didn't make much on the back nine, it was all around a really good day. The course played pretty similarly again today, but the heat is just the biggest difference. It's a lot easier to stay hydrated and not be as tired today, and I definitely felt better in today's round than I did yesterday."
A handful of threesomes were on the course when play was suspended at 8 p.m. The tournament was held up late in the afternoon by a weather delay of 2 hour, 5 minutes.
Park, a freshman from Levittown, N.Y., was one of four Southern California players to break par. Freshman Kyung Kim of Chandler, Ariz., had a 69, and juniors Rachel Morris of Carlsbad, Calif., and Sophia Popov of Germany shot 70. Sophomore Doris Chen of Bradenton, Fla., had a 78, but only the top four scores count in the team total.
"It feels awesome," Park said. "it was not expected."
Park, the Pac-12 Championship winner who tied for first in the NCAA West Regional, said teeing off early suited her better.
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With hit singles like "We are Family," "He's the Greatest Dancer," and "All American Girls," Sister Sledge will forever be a part of Pop and R&B history. Now sisters Joni and Debra Sledge team up with industry veterans Neal Ardman, John Oxendine and Ricardo Dias to produce the group's first Christmas Special. The special is slated for air in 2013 and will star Joni Sledge, Debbie Sledge and a cast of seventies and eighties celebrities.
Broadcast Partner's Neal Ardman said, "Our Christmas Specials always do very well and our entire team could not be more excited about working with these incredibly talented and very special ladies. It is time to bring back the true variety show format and no one is better suited than the Sister's Sledge to revive the format".
John Oxendine was quoted as saying, "I am very proud to have the opportunity to work with Joni and Debbie Sledge, who, with their two other sisters (Kathy and Kim) created 'We Are Family' and are now collaborating with Neal Ardman, a longtime friend, business associate and syndicator to produce a Christmas Special we can all look forward to enjoying...for decades! Sister Sledge was one of those rare groups to transcend both POP and R&B."
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Burrton High School students got a surprise after lunch, as three of their peers took part in a mock car crash.
"I just don't want it to happen like it did happen today, with the whole accident and then someone actually dying from that accident. So, I just wanted to affect them positively and make sure they don't do it," said Miranda Day, a senior who helped organize the simulation.
The reenactment showed three high school students who were involved in a car crash without seat belts. The driver was texting and driving and caused an accident that killed one of the passengers. The other passenger was trapped inside the car and had to be air lifted to a hospital.
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Casa Flores
Apartment | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 2
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Historic building, unforgettable ambience and views! Villa Carlia which is also known as Villa Pirelli was built around 1676.
Spacious living room with sleeping area (doublebed), Boudoir (lounge with convertible sofa bed for two persons).
Beautiful frescoed ceilings, large windows with view of the lake and mountains!
Well-equipped kitchen with dining area for 4 persons. Modern bathroom with bathtub.
Casa Flores offers an outdoor sitting area in the front yard with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and a free parking for one car.
The Villa has several private gardens. The quiet location, the magnificent views and the harmonious interplay of colors and trees make you feel an exclusive experience, which cannot be compared!
Easy walk to the beach - Parco Mayer!
Supermarkets and the bakery are also offering a delivery service!
Babycot and highchair free of charge - Baby bedding and linen not available
Heating system: wood pellet oven in the sleeping and living area, electric heater in the bathroom
Extra costs: Woodpellets: against payment (5-10 Euro/day), electric heater: against payment (will be metered), visitors tax: children (0-11 y): 0,50 - adults: 1 Euro/day, extra person sleeping in the convertible sofa bed: 30 Euro/pers/week (max 2 persons)
Changeoverday: Saturday - Lowseason: flexible
Take advantage and book now our special offer - the early bird saves the price!
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Tremezzo 1 km
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|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: www.milanomalpensa1.eu 85 km, Nearest railway: http://www.e656.net/orario/stazione/como_s_giovann 30 km
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Sea view
|Satellite TV
|Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared garden
The Lombardy region
Lombardy has a wealth of historical and artistic treasures, as well as astounding Alpine and lake landscapes.
It also includes four World Heritage Sites (see Unesco listing):
- the Church and Dominican Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie with The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, in Milan
- Crespi d'Adda, and example of industrial archeology - the prehistoric Rock Drawings in Valcamonica
- Two of the nine Sacri Monti of Piedmont and Lombardy: Sacro Monte del Rosario di Varese and Sacro Monte della Beata Vergine del Soccorso, Ossuccio, Lago di Como
Swimming: public beaches and private beaches with swimming pool
Water skiing and surfing school nearby
September: your golf holiday! 18 holes at the Golf Club Menaggio & Cadenabbia
June: Island Fireworks in Ossuccio (Festa di San Giovanni).
April-Sept: Botanical Garten Villa Carlotta, Cadenabbia
Tremezzo, is one of the most beautiful villages of Italy (I borghi piu' belli d'Italia. The varying nature, the beautiful promenade by the lake, luxurious gardens, magnificent villas, and small villages with narrow streets provide romantic and breathtaking experiences. Villas and destinations around Lake Como: Villa Balbianello, Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Griante, Villa Carlotta botanical garden and azaleas in Cadenabbia, Villa Melzi in Bellagio, Villa Monastero in Varenna Day trips to attractions in Como, Milan, Lecco, Bergamo and Lugano Due to the mild climate particularly the hinterland as well as the surrounding mountains are ideal for hiking: Alpe di Tremezzo (1626), Monte Crocione (1641)
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"Fantastic location overlooking Lake Como"
Warm welcome from Rosanna and Gianni who were always on hand if needed. Gianni made up wonderful desserts.
Lovely spacious apartment with stunning uninterrupted views through the formal gardens to Lake Como. Great location - a few minutes walk to beautiful Park Mayer which had free live music on most evenings, wonderful views on to the Lake over to Villa Balbianello (gardens there definitely worth a visit), and only 3 euros a glass of wine!
The Trombetta Express land train passes the gate of Villa Carlotta (Casa Flores) and travels from Lenno to Maggiorre - a great way to travel and see the spectacular lakeland scenery.We securely parked up our car and did not need to use it once during our week's stay. Take the boat to Bellagio or further on to Como.
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In a recent intervention at the general debate of the United Nations' General Assembly, President Peña Nieto unveiled a decision that had long been awaited by scholars working on Mexican foreign policy. In a cautious manner, emphasizing that this would be done in "accordance with the normative principles established in our Constitution", he announced that Mexico would now participate in the United Nations' Peacekeeping Operations (PKO's).
In fact, this is not Mexico's first experience with PKO's. The best-known instance involved the deployment of 120 policemen in El Salvador as part of ONUSAL, which remains as one of the most paradigmatic examples of the new generation of PKO's that arose after the end of the Cold War. These gradually acquired multiple responsibilities have quietly re-interpreted certain principles of the UN's Charter, such as those relating to non-intervention in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction of States.


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"They're full of shit," said Gene Kelly, who runs the Montauk Sportfishing charter service. "They're saying that live sharks are being brought in and being butchered alive in front of children, but they're dead when they come in." Captain Jay Rigano, prepping the Lori-Jay 2 for the contest, said, "We don't pay any attention to them. There are rumors they may block the entrance, but if they do, we're going to run them over." Janelle Nanos


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Fort Worth is launching a review of its master thoroughfare plan aimed at accommodating continued suburban growth and central city redevelopment with a greater variety of streets and more efficient traffic flow.
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Two regional premieres, the return of an Italian favorite and debuts of new works by American composers will highlight the 2015 Fort Worth Opera Festival, set for April 24-May 10, 2015.
Main stage productions for the 69th season include Verdi's La Traviata, returning to the FWOpera stage for its first production since the 2005-2006 season. The company also will produce the regional premiere of Ambroise Thomas' Hamlet, based on Shakespeare's iconic play.
Building on the success of the first year of FWOpera's Opera of the Americas initiative, the company will bring audiences the regional premiere of Dog Days – based on the short story by Judith Budnitz – by David T. Little and Royce Vavrek.
"The 2015 Festival lineup is one I am proud to bring to our North Texas patrons and to offer to the larger opera community worldwide," said General Director Darren K. Woods. "This season marks a bold step forward with three provocative works that challenge the human experience – from sacrificial love to testing the limits of one's own humanity. From the traditional to the contemporary, each work is vivid and spectacular, showcasing exceptional singers, exquisite sets, brilliant staging, and a one-of-a-kind musical experience."
The final week of the 2015 Festival will feature Frontiers, the company's showcase for new works. Six to eight selected composers will be in residence at the Festival during the last week and their works will be presented in 20-minute performances sung by young artists of the 2015 Opera Festival and accompanied by piano on May 7-8. Each composer will attend the showcase and participate in a post-performance discussion. Composers will receive feedback on their work through private meetings with the Frontiers jury panel.
Tickets for the 2015 Festival can be purchased online, by phone, or in person at the Fort Worth Opera office located inside the Fort Worth Community Arts Center at 1300 Gendy St., Fort Worth. Season subscriptions range from $26 to $379 while single tickets range from $17 to $195. Subscriptions are available now and single tickets go on sale Aug. 1.
Founded in 1946, Fort Worth Opera is the oldest continually performing opera company in Texas, and one of the 14 oldest opera companies in the United States. The opera has been under the leadership of Woods since 2001.
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Restaurant Eugene turns ten this year and with it comes more change for Linton Hopkins' growing empire. Chef de cuisine Jason Paolini was recently promoted to executive director of culinary for Resurgens Hospitality Group (Restaurant Eugene, Holeman & Finch Public House, and Eugene Kitchen), leaving the chef de cuisine spot open for former sous chef Brian Jones (as Eater announced last week). In addition, Alex Ruwe has been promoted to director of service, overseeing both Restaurant Eugene and Holeman & Finch. We spoke with Jones about his plans for Restaurant Eugene and the continual evolution of the restaurant.Read more
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Unions Give More Campaign $$ To Dems Than Corporations To GOP
The left's meme about campaign contributions since the Supreme Court beat down some of the McCain/Feingold Act has been that the Republicans are awash in illicit political donations from those eeevil corporations — and unfair donations at that — and this puts the poor Democrats at a disadvantage. Why all those evil rich corporate raiders are burying the Democrats, dontcha know?
The truth is a far different animal, however, as Democrats haven't lost a step in fund raising due to the millions upon millions that their favorite special interest have given them. The fact is unions have donated far, far more to Democrat politicians than corporations have mustered for Republicans.
The Wall Street Journal has a great piece following the union money trail and it finds that the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) is the single biggest outside donor in all of American politics. And while they donate to some Republican in local elections, AFSME donates almost exclusively to Democrats for federal elections.
The 1.6 million-member AFSCME is spending a total of $87.5 million on the elections after tapping into a $16 million emergency account to help fortify the Democrats' hold on Congress. Last week, AFSCME dug deeper, taking out a $2 million loan to fund its push. The group is spending money on television advertisements, phone calls, campaign mailings and other political efforts, helped by a Supreme Court decision that loosened restrictions on campaign spending.
There is a quote in here that I love, too. I've been saying this for years as proof of why public employee unions like AFSME should be made illegal.
Some critics say public-sector unions are funded by what is essentially taxpayer cash, since member salaries, and therefore union dues, come directly from state budgets.
"Public-sector unions have a guaranteed source of revenue–you and me as taxpayers," said Glenn Spencer, executive director of the Workforce Freedom Initiative at the Chamber of Commerce.
That's right, unions give politicians money to make favorable laws for unions. Politicians then make favorable laws for unions so that unions will give them even more campaign cash and unions oblige so that politicians can then give them even more favorable laws and regulations. It's a vicious circle from which the voters are wholly cut out. It is an incestuous relationship that enriches the unions and the politicians at the expense of the taxpayers who don't have any influence at all on the sweetheart deals gong on.
This country needs to again make public employee unions illegal like they were previous to 1958.
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Ida's moon: a sharper view.
The picture shows more than 12 craters that exceed 80 m in diameter, indicating that the tiny body has taken quite a battering from solar system debris. In fact, this suggests that the moon can't be more than a few hundred million years old, says Michael J.S. Belton of the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Tucson. An older object this small probably wouldn't have survived the additional impacts, he adds.
Belton suggests that the direct ancestor of the moon is not the same one that fragmented to create Ida. But both the asteroid and its satellite ultimately stem from the breakup of the much larger body that formed the Koronis asteroid family he says. Infrared spectra taken by Galileo also suggest that Ida's moon isn't just a chip gouged from Ida. These data show that the surface abundance of the minerals pyroxene and olivine on the moon differs from that on Ida, says Robert W. Carlson of JPL.
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Watching the Republican Party presidential primary race take shape over the past six months, we can't help but think of one of our favorite GMAT sentence correction lessons. Seemingly forever, Mitt Romney has been the lead horse in the race, but voters have never quite seemed to embrace him. One month it was Michele Bachmann who seemed to be a more popular alternative, the next it was Rick Perry. Then, Herman Cain uttered the phrase "9-9-9″ and became the next candidate to potentially overtake Romney, and now it's New Gingrich's turn. Before we finish writing this post, Ron Paul and Jon Huntsman will probably get their turns, too.
There seems to be the pervasive feeling about Romney that, while many Republican voters like him, not many love him as their nominee. They keep one hand on the "Romney" lever in the election booth, but always have an eye out for someone who's potentially better. If you've done enough Sentence Correction problems on the GMAT, this may sound familiar to you.


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Kevin: Not really. We don't really spend that much time together.
Mainly, the only times we're really together are on holidays: Christmas and
Thanksgiving. Other than that, we're not really that close.
Jenny is your family close would you say?
Jenny: Not as not as close as most families are. I don't think,
anyways-- I mean, in my eyes. I'm always gone. Like I'm never here. And that
they could be closer I think. Like we don't say 'I love you' to each other or
nothin'. I don't even talk to my dad much or my brothers. That's how I see
it. I don't know.
Brandi: We don't--we never ate together. Maybe once every three months
or something. I mean, we don't sit down and eat. Everybody just gets their
plate and goes in the living room and eats. . . When I go to my friends they
are, the plates are all fixed out, everyone eats together and that's just kind
of like ya'll's talkin' time. But we're just kind of--it's just like another
piece of the day. You just go fix your plate, eat, watch TV, finish watchin'
whatever you're watchin'.
Amy: After supper was over we didn't have anything else to do, so we
would just all go--like my mom would go upstairs, my dad would go to his
workshop or to the TV in the living room. I would go to my room, my sister
would go to her room, and we never talked anymore after that. After dinner. And
we didn't really communicate like we should have, or like we had before,
earlier, when I was littler.
Kevin: I think my dad would like me to spend more time with him. . .
When I was a kid I always sat with him in a chair and watch TV all night. And
whenever I got home from school I'd go run into my dad's office--Hey and all
that. Now it's just like, come home, Hey I'm home. Goin' somewhere. See ya
later . I miss it. The feelin' that we used to have. It's kind of
like I grew out of it and it's not somethin' that I just wanna go back and do.
But, I wish we could we could be a little closer.
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Tramstation is the thin line of cliffs running across the hillside above ... you�ve guessed it! ... a tram station. Although it isn�t a major venue it does contain a few technical �snippets� on reasonably good rock.
Upper Empire is the big floodlit buttress. Sadly most of it is loose but it has one or two reasonable, long sport routes.
Lower Empire is hidden in the trees below and is proabably the best of the crags here. Also known as the �three B�s crag�; BULGES, BOLTS AND BICEPS! It is well worth a visit during poor weather because it is often drier than elsewhere and certainly more sheltered.
The Elephant�s Cave is the final attraction. It isn�t a brilliant crag since there is much loose and dirty rock, however if you are sitting in the cafe reading this then, put the book down, get your gear, and go and do the excellent Pure Conjecture; it is almost certainly dry!
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Tramstation and the Empire Crags
Locate the long straight dual carriageway which runs along the far side of the town of Llandudno. Turn towards the sea front and continue to the last little roundabout. Turn left here and go roughly straight across at the next junction, up the little road to the right of the Empire Hotel.
For the Empire Crags; Drive steeply up the hill for about 150m and park on the left opposite a small quarried wall and yellow grit container. Upper Empire is above you to the left and Lower Empire is through the trees to the right of the quarried wall.
For Tramstation; continue up the hill through some traffic lights and park on the left-hand side of the road opposite a very rudimentary tram station.
Elephant�s Cave
The best approach to the cave is to park at Parisella�s cafe. This is approached from the sea front by continuing towards the Marine Drive. Take the first left (signed to the �Ski Slope�) and park behind the cafe, which is after about 200m on the left. From the cafe continue walking up the hill towards the ski slope for another 200m and the cave is obvious on your left. It is also possible to follow a path across the hillside from Upper Empire to reach the Elephant�s Cave.
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A Moment of Silence for the 4th of JulySubmitted by AnCapAnon on Wed, 07/04/2012 - 18:10
Today, for July 4th here in the United States, I choose to honor my long lost republic with a moment of silence, in memory of the great experiment that died long, long ago.
I invite all Libertarians, all Minarchists, and even all Anarchists to join me in this tradition, where we remember what we could have had if only we hadn't let it be stolen by bankers and corporations a century ago.
If not for Liberty-minded people like us, the real America would have already been purged from all history books. It is our Duty to pay homage to the original vision of our forefathers and keep their dream alive so at the very least a future generation can revive it.
If not us, then who?
When the sheeple, including sheepish members of your own family (we all have a few) observe you practicing this tradition, it is an opportunity for you to explain that everything our forefathers fought for in the 1770s was long gone before we were born. Just break it gently to them, it's not easy for most laymen to take.
RIP America. You were really something special.
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She may be down, but
she's not dead yet...just the fact that we can have this conversation without our doors being kicked in shows that she still has some life left in her, although I agree that it is fading fast....
Don't lose hope because that is the moment when they really win. Never give up! Keep on fighting and keep on waking others to the truth...somehow I feel that the tipping point is not far off. :)
You don't seem to know what we don't have though.
Don't worry, it was gone by the time of the great depression, so it's not like I'd expect you to fully appreciate our loss, but our forefathers created a Minarchy that does NOT resemble anything you see before you today.
The revolutionary war was fought over a single-digit tax increase and warrant-less searches of their homes... Things that we accept as normal today, not worth a stern conversation about even.
The America that was created from that in the 1770s had a government that by and large, stayed the heck out of the citizenry's life and didn't tax you for everything you could think of doing. It was a truly grand experiment that presidents up until JFK had to keep defending against the bankers, who fully won with his assassination.
Much of the damage was done in 1913 with the creation of the IRS and of course the Federal reserve bank. FDR did another huge chunk of it with his many socialistic programs, all of which have been proven financial disasters.
But most of the damage was done incrementally, a little tax here and a little regulation there, until this country became so corrupt and inept it's literally a farce to be shrugged off at best, and Hitler's wettest dream at worst.
Jefferson, Washington, and Franklin would again lead the revolution today against what we have, but this time with far more contempt than they had for the British!
I don't disagree with
anything that you are saying. In fact, I fully agree with all of it - because it was done so incrementally most people didn't realize the seriousness of what was happening...that is up until recently. I find it very encouraging; however, that there are a large number of people who have awakened to the seriousness of the situation, people like me and you (and a lot of them are very young, no less)...who are fully awake to what is happening and are willing to get involved to make it change.
And just like Dr. Paul stated in his post today, liberty is not yet dead in this country - she may be badly injured but she isn't dead yet. We still have the freedom of speech and communication that we need to grow our numbers and there are still some things that they can not yet do to stop us (like kick in our doors and drag people away in the night like Nazi Germany) because we do still have a Bill of Rights that they need to at least appear to respect to the general public. And even if they do start doing this, it is only going to enrage people even further and grow our numbers even more.
In addition, there are small battles being won every day all over this country by people who are standing up against them. I sometimes think we should have a separate section on this site just to report these victories because people need to hear about them.
Don't get me wrong, we have a very long, difficult battle ahead of us and by no means will it get any easier, but we have to keep hope and keep on fighting. There really is no other choice, at least for me. I know it's cliche but they say it is always darkest right before the dawn and I truly do feel that this whole freedom movement is on the verge of really exploding. People have had enough. Let's hope it is when Dr. Paul gets the nomination in Nov....and if not, let's all make a pact to keep fighting and waking people up until they lock us up or we're dead. That is the kind of commitment that is going to be required. Happy 4th of July!


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Police arrested Lavar Whitely and Dimitri Humphrey, who are both 15 years-old, for the June 15 slaying of Scott King, 19, of Penn Hills. Police found King slumped over the wheel of a vehicle along White Alley about 2 a.m. with a gunshot wound to his torso. He was transported to Allegheny General Hospital, where he died.
Police arrested Whitely and charged him an adult with homicide, robbery, conspiracy and weapons violations. Police said he had been in a juvenile detention facility on unrelated charges, but will be moved to the Allegheny County Jail to await his arraignment.
Humphrey was arrested in Fort Worth, Tex. on the same charges. He is being held at a facility in Texas while he awaits extradition hearings.
Police last week arrested Christopher West, 18, of McKees Rocks on the same charges. West is being held at the Allegheny County Jail without bond.
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Writing-music, Cooking ,Fishing & playing Basketball.
The first things people usually notice about me
I'm an empty essay… fill me out!
The Color of my eyes
Favorite books, movies, shows, music, and food
Help your potential matches find common interests.
The 48 laws of Power, behold a Pale Horse, War and Peace.
Anything from 80's i will watch all day lol
Classic R&B, POP, Hip Hop..a little Rock
Italian, Soul Food, Latin, & Seafood
Anything from 80's i will watch all day lol
Classic R&B, POP, Hip Hop..a little Rock
Italian, Soul Food, Latin, & Seafood
The six things I could never do without
Think outside the box. Sometimes the little things can say a lot.
God,Family, Music, Friends, BBQ Grill, A Good Woman
I spend a lot of time thinking about
Global warming, lunch, or your next vacation… it's all fair game.
My Future and where hard work will take me
On a typical Friday night I am
Netflix and takeout, or getting your party on — how do you let loose?
At Home watching movies
The most private thing I'm willing to admit
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Ha! Thats private
You should message me if
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You're looking for the same things out of life - 2 way street.You want something serious as far as a relationship. You believe that love really exists. Also if you believe that we are stronger together than seperate!
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