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Tri-state kayak enthusiasts gathered early Thursday for the Sunrise Urban Float.
"This is the most fun event for me because when Paddlefest starts we are all working it," Lynette Jolicoeur of Ft. Mitchell said. Jolicoeur , who runs Flying Olive Kayak Adventures, joins her friends here to paddle a while then go out to breakfast.
Brewster Rhoads said that many of these veteran kayakers serve on the 50-member volunteer water safety crew during the yearly Paddlefest event. Rhoads' organization Green Umbrella is one of the sponsors of the Paddlefest.
The Greater Cincinnati Dance Alliance will be part of the biennial Global Water Dance on June 22 (during Paddlefest) along the Serpentine Wall. This event helps raise awareness of the importance of water to the earth through music and dance. Choreographer Fanchon Shur and composer Shari Lauter share details of this year's event with our Ron Esposito.
Cincinnati's annual Paddlefest is once again joined this year by Pedalfest, and the celebration of the outdoors and the Ohio River grows larger and larger. Paddlefest organizer Brewster Rhodes and Pedalfest organizer Nern Ostendorf are in The Front Row with Betsy Ross with a preview of the events coming June 20-22.

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Everyone has been waiting for E3 to just get here already. Many things are lined up and ready for gamers all over the world to begin enjoying. One of the many things expected at this years E3 is the reveal of the Wii 2. Nintendo has yet to release any official statement about the console but a few rumors has surfaced the gamer world.
There are so many questions to ask. Will it have touch screen capability? Will it be better then the Xbox 360 or the Playstation 3? When does it come out? What does it look like? These things we all want to know. Limited information is known right now but after E3, it will all be out on the table.
Nintendo always seems to have a pattern when it comes to naming consoles. The Gamecube was known as "project dolphin" until it was announced and the Wii was known as "Project Revolution." According to the leaks, the new console is code named "Project Cafe." Nintendo has not decided on it's official name yet but it is rumored to be name "Stream."
The Nintendo Wii was somewhat of a weak system compared to it's competitors. There was no HD capability and there was less than 1 gigabyte of internal memory. Maybe back in 2006 you would be able to get away with something like that, but in 2011, people want the big guns.
The "Stream" will have a triple-core IBM powerPC chipset that is supposedly designed to beat the Xbox 360, it will most likely have an output of 1080p, may have stereoscopic 3D capabilities and it will be produced by Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn (The producers of the Apple iOS). The console will be ruffly be the size of an Xbox 360 and will resemble a modernized version of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES).
Taking note from the specs, the "Stream" will not be another cheap console. Unlike the Wii, which was only $250 at release making it highly affordable compared to it's competition. The "Stream" will most likely range from a price of $350 to $400.
Apparently the "Stream" will be able to work with the current Wiimote, leading us to believe the system will be backwards compatible. As for the new controllers, Nintendo went back to the basics. You'll need two hands to play on this console, with double joysticks and a button layout, Nintendo seems to go back to the traditional style game controller. There is something completely different about the new controller though…. It comes with a 6-inch 1080p touchscreen display! Having a touchscreen creates endless potential of gaming. The screen can be optimized for an in-game experience, much like the Nintendo DS/3DS works. The controller itself also has the potential to be a handheld console all on it's own. Who knows, maybe we will be able to stream or download full-length games on to the controllers. This will definitely revolutionized the gaming experience once again.
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At this point, the evidence on the Internal Revenue Service scandal is clear. Contrary to the initial hype, there is no credible evidence of White House involvement in targeting conservative groups or even evidence that Tea Party or other conservative groups were targeted exclusively. It turns out that the keyword lists used by the IRS to target groups applying for tax-exempt status for additional scrutiny also included terms like "Occupy" and "Progressive" as well as "occupied territories" and "open source software."
Nonetheless, the scandal could have serious consequences for the IRS. As The New Republic's Alec MacGillis argued this week, Peggy Noonan's comparisons to Watergate may be hyperbolic but the reputational damage to the agency that she describes could be real.
The problem is what we might call the "scandal attention cycle." George Washington University political scientist Danny Hayes has described how the "issue attention cycle" results in a surge in news coverage of a new issue like gun control followed by a fairly rapid decline, which received increased attention after the Sandy Hook massacre but ultimately trailed off, following a similar trajectory to previous high-profile shootings. A similar pattern often occurs for scandal—there's a surge in initial interest as reporters rush to embrace the scandal narrative, but the press quickly loses interest after the most sensational charges are not substantiated. The problem is that it often takes time for the full set of facts to come out. By that time, the story is old news and the more complex or ambiguous details that often emerge are buried or ignored.
The coverage trajectory of the IRS scandal is a case in point. For each calendar week since the scandal began, I counted the number of total and front-page articles on the controversy that appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Politico, which are arguably the three most important sources of national political news and often set the agenda for coverage by other press outlets. (See the note on measurement below for details on the methods I used.) The results are plotted in the figure below, which include annotations of major disclosures in the case.
The story started with an unexpected apology from Lois Lerner, the head of the IRS division that handles applications for tax-exempt status, on Friday, May 11. As concern grew, the story exploded in its second calendar week, which was dominated by high-profile coverage across the national media: The New York Times published nine stories, including five on the front page; The Washington Post published 16, including eight on A1; and Politico ran an incredible 66, including 12 that appeared at the top of its home page. But as contradictory facts emerged in June and early July, they had already lost interest, publishing a fraction of the stories that ran during the initial weeks of the scandal.
The trajectory is even clearer if we look at each publication individually in the figures below, which differentiate between the total number of stories published per week and those that appeared on the front page:
With the notable exception of an A1 New York Times story in early July by Jonathan Weisman on "the more complicated picture now emerging" in the case, all three publications gave much less coverage to the story once the facts were known—and, in particular, much less front-page coverage. This bar graph summarizes how much of the coverage appeared in the first three calendar weeks of the scandal (for context, Weisman's piece about the targeting of open source and pro-Palestinian groups—the last development annotated on the graphs above—was published on July 5, almost two months after the scandal broke):
With so little prominent coverage after the full facts of the case became clear, is it any wonder that members of the public might still be confused?
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Posted: August 26, 2013
To be at your competitive best means never counting yourself out, giving everything you have until the final shot, and having total confidence in your equipment.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Adam Scott proved this and more at The Barclays on Sunday by rallying to earn his first career FedExCup Playoffs victory.
Relying upon the Pro V1 golf ball and a complete bag of Titleist equipment, the reigning Masters champion fired a final round bogey-free 66 for his second win of the season, vaulting him to No. 2 in the Official World Golf Ranking.
In addition to Scott's final round heroics on the PGA TOUR, Titleist golf ball loyalists were winning the world over, earning victories on the LPGA, Champions, Australasia, Japan and South African tours. Six more wins this week advances Titleist's year-to-date victory count to 99, more than three times the nearest competitor with 31.
And with that, let's take a trip around the golfing world with the TeamTitleist Monday Recap.
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PGA TOUR: The Barclays
Titleist Brand Ambassador Adam Scott closed with a bogey-free, 5-under 66 en route to an 11-under-par 273 victory total. He finished one shot clear of four players, including fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Graham DeLaet. Other Titleist golf ball loyalists finishing among the top 10 and ties included D.A. Points (Pro V1x - T6), Rickie Fowler (Pro V1x - T9) and Jason Kokrak (Pro V1x - T9).
Among the 123-player field at The Barclays, 79 players relied upon Titleist golf balls, more than four times the nearest competitor with 16.
What's in Adam Scott's Bag?: Titleist Pro V1 golf ball, 913D3 driver (9.5), 910Fd fairway metal (13.5°), 712U utility iron (2), MB irons (3-9), Vokey Design SM4 pitching (48°) wedge, Spin Milled sand (54°) wedge and TVD K-grind lob (60°) wedge, Scotty Cameron by Titleist prototype Futura X long putter.
What's in Graham DeLaet's Bag?: Titleist Pro V1x golf ball, 913D3 driver (7.5), 913F fairway metal (13.5°), prototype CB (2-5) and prototype MB (6-PW) irons, Vokey Design SM4 sand (54°) and lob (60°) wedges, Scotty Cameron by Titleist Newport Tour putter.
DeLaet's Sunday charge of 7-under-par 65, matched the low round of the day. The performance vaulted him to No. 9 in the Presidents Cup standings. With one week remaining for players to earn qualifying points, the Canadian is likely to make the International team along with Scott. The T2 finish at The Barclays was a career best for DeLaet, who led the field in Driving Accuracy, converting over 91% of his drives with his 913D3 driver and Pro V1x golf ball. DeLaet also put in a new set of Titleist prototype CB (2-5) and prototype MB (6-PW) irons in play for the first time at The Barclays.
LPGA TOUR: CN Canadian Women's Open
Titleist golf ball players swept the top six positions on the leaderboard, including the winner (Pro V1) who shot a final round 6-under 64 for a winning total of 15-under 265, five strokes clear of runner-up Pro V1 golf ball loyalist Karine Icher. Of the 156-player field, 108 players relied upon Titleist golf balls, nine times the nearest competitor (12).
CHAMPIONS TOUR: Boeing Classic
Playing in his fifth start on the Champions Tour, Pro V1x loyalist John Riegger followed up an 8-under-par 64 on Saturday with a Sunday 68 to win by a two-stroke margin. He posted a 15-under-par 201 victory total. Of the 81-player field, 66 players relied upon Titleist golf balls, more than 16 times the nearest competitor with 4. Six players who finished among the top 4 and ties relied upon Titleist golf balls for their success.
JAPAN TOUR: Kansai Open
Pro V1x loyalist Brad Kennedy captured the Kansai Open title when the final round was cancelled because of heavy rain on Sunday. Kennedy had posted a 10-under 206 total after three rounds, one stroke clear of fellow Pro V1x loyalist Sung-Joon Park. The victory marks the second Japan Tour title for Kennedy, who captured his maiden victory at last year.
AUSTRALASIAN TOUR: Queensland Open
Titleist Brand Ambassador Nicholas Cullen shot a course record 7-under-par 65 on Saturday and captured the Queensland Open by five shots, with a 9-under-par 279 victory total. The runner-up finisher was fellow Titleist Brand Ambassador Peter O'Malley.
What's in Nicholas Cullen's Bag?: Titleist Pro V1x golf ball, 913D2 driver, 913F fairway metal, 909H hybrid, AP2 irons, Vokey Design wedges, Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5 putter.
Of the 120-player field, 87 players relied upon Titleist golf balls, more than three times the nearest competitor with 24. In addition, 10 of the 12 players who placed among the top 10 and ties relied upon Titleist golf balls.
What's in Peter O'Malley's Bag?: Titleist Pro V1x golf ball, 913D2 driver, 913F fairway metal, 913H hybrid, CB irons, Vokey Design wedges, Scotty Cameron GoLo putter.
SOUTH AFRICA TOUR: Voacom Originas of Golf Langebann Country Estate
Titleist Brand Ambassador Jean Hugo carded rounds of 72, a course record 63 and a final round 67 en route to a 14-under total and his 14th career Sunshine Tour title.
Of the 74-player field, 55 players relied upon Titleist golf balls, nearly four times the nearest competitor with 14. The top four finishers and 10 of the 12 players who placed among the top 10 and ties relied upon Titleist golf balls for their success.
What's in Jean Hugo's Bag?: Pro V1x golf ball, 913D3 driver (8.5°), 913F fairway metal (15°), 913H hybrid (17°), 712U 2-iron, MB irons, Vokey Design SM4 wedges.
Titleist Brand Ambassador Jbe Kruger (Pro V1x, 913D3 driver, 913F fairway metal, 913H hybrid, AP2 prototype irons, Vokey Design SM4 wedges) and Pro V1x golf ball loyalist Andrew Curlewis tied for second on 7-under, seven shots behind Hugo. Pro V1x golf ball loyalist Steven Ferreira finished another stroke back in third place.
Posted: August 23, 2013
This is why you hit all those range balls, this is why you roll all those practice putts, this is why you get up before dawn and get home after dark... it's playoff time!
The PGA Tour postseason is under way this weekend, and kicking off the first round of the FedExCup Playoffs is The Barclays.
Only the top 125 performers from the 2013 regular season earned a spot in the playoff opener, and the field will continue to shrink as the race for the FedExCup continues.
And among this elite class of 125, 79 players in the field will look down confidently at the Titleist script on their Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball. That's nearly five times the nearest competitor with 16, and more than all other competitors combined.
Titleist is also the top choice in the irons (29); sand, lob and approach wedge (116); and putter (39) categories.
Be sure to check out the video above to go inside the ropes with Team Titleist at Liberty National, as we snapped a few photos and videos while Titleist Brand Ambassadors Adam Scott, Bill Haas, Jason Dufner, Webb Simpson, Charley Hoffman, and Jimmy Walker (to name a few) prepared for the postseason.
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Posted: August 20, 2013
When you're faced with a shot into the wind, controlling the flight of your Titleist golf ball is critical to stopping your ball close to the target.
In this video, Titleist Brand Ambassador Tim Clark shares a few words of wisdom for keeping your ball on line and under the wind, so you can enhance your shot making skills. A few of Tim's keys to executing this shot:
Check out the video for a step-by-step review with Tim and give this a go the next time the wind is up. In the meantime, let us know what you think about this tip and feel free to share your own thoughts on how to control shots during those blustery days.
Posted: August 19, 2013
This past week and leading into the weekend, the action at the Solheim Cup had the hallmarks of a New Years Eve celebration - a global audience anxiously awaiting for the ball to drop (albeit a golf ball), some spectacular fireworks in the form of clutch putts and unbelievable shots, and a few bottles of celebratory champagne for Team Europe.In their quest to retain the Solheim Cup, Team Europe made event history by capturing their first victory on American soil and Titleist golf ball loyalist Caroline Hedwall (Pro V1) achieved another Solheim first by compiling a 5-0-0 record in competition.Among the 24 players in competition, 16 relied on a Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball for their success, more than five times the nearest competitor with three and more than all other competitors combined. And of the 12 victorious players in blue and gold, 9 relied on a Titleist golf ball.Rounding out the action from this past weekend on the worldwide professional tours, Titleist Brand Ambassador Peter Malnati (Web.com Tour) along with Pro V1x loyalist Bart Bryant (Champions Tour) and Pro V1x loyalist HyungTae Kim (Korean PGA Tour) found the winners circle.Titleist golf ball players have now won 93 time on the worldwide professional tours in 2013.Check out the Team Titleist recap below for some quick highlights from this past weekend's wins.
WEB.COM: News Sentinel Open
CHAMPIONS: Dick's Sporting Goods Open
KOREA: KPGA Championship
PGA TOUR: Wyndham Championship
Posted: August 16, 2013
Sure, this week's Wyndham Championship isn't a major, but there is certainly a lot on the line for the 156 players in the field.
The Wyndham Championship represents the final regular season event of the 2013 PGA Tour season and the final chance for players to qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs, which kick off next week. Players will also be vying to move up the rankings to lock in a 2014 Tour Card and hopefully put an exclamation point on their 2013 campaigns.
So, among the field of 156 players at Sedgefield Country Club this week, 100 will put their trust in a Titleist Pro V1 or Pro V1x golf ball. That's more than 4 times the nearest competitor with 23 and more than all other competitors combined.
Titleist was also the top choice of players in the sand, lob and approach wedge (156) and putter (61) category.
Be sure to check out the photo gallery above to see what Titleist Brand Ambassadors Morgan Hoffmann, Matt Jones, Jason Bohn, Will Claxton, Brad Fritsch, Ben Kohles and more were up to earlier in the week.


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The first dharma talk of the Understanding Is Love Retreat with Thich Nhat Hanh at the European Institute of Applied Buddhism in Waldbrol, Germany. The talk is given in English with simultaneous translation into Dutch. In this talk on August 20, 2014, Thay teaches on feeling joy and happiness and on True Love. Both the audio and the video are available below.
- Learning how to nourish and love and have it last a long time.
- The cloud in my cup of water
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Friday, January 10, 2014
Manager Cliff Humphreys insists Wisbech's players owe it to coach Leonard Veenendaal to improve their performances.
The Harecroft Road outfit endured a disappointing start to 2014 as they failed to secure a much-needed home victory against Wanstead. Saturday's 25-8 defeat has left the Fenland club looking nervously over their shoulders towards the London North-East Division Three drop zone, something Humphreys feels is not good enough.
The Wisbech chief said: "We are at Upminster on Saturday. There is not much I can add to that.
"The senior players wanted the club to provide a full time coach who was committed to training and to watch every game and to work with them to improve the standard of rugby at the club. The club obliged. Leonard Veenendaal is a top coach and the players need to respond to him."
Sam Anderson's try left Wisbech chasing a five-point deficit going into the second half during their latest defeat at the weekend. But only an Andy Claydon penalty improved their score as they crashed to a miserable defeat on a boggy pitch.
The reds will look to bounce back against an Upminster team they beat at home earlier this term and can leapfrog them in the table up to seventh with victory. Yet Humphreys admits more work needs to be done on the training ground before the club's players can think about progressing.
"Leonard had worked tirelessly in the week prior to the Wanstead game by arranging three training sessions," said Wisbech's manager.
"I was very disappointed with the lack of commitment by some of the senior squad players who feel that they do not need to attend training and just turn up to play the game. Rugby is a tactical team game and you need to establish a game plan prior to any game and this can only be done with a full attendance of the squad at training prior to any match.
"In the past two games against Cantabs prior to Christmas and against Wanstead on Saturday we were beaten by sides who clearly worked to their game plan. It is very frustrating as when we did have a full squad training session prior to the match against Sudbury we played as a unit and secured a great victory."
Wisbech are just two points off the bottom three and look set to be in another scrap to maintain their NE3 status for the second season running.
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Dislikes: Nothing. Just a great piece of gear. Definitely on the warm side so in summer you'll sweat.
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Conquest confirms high grade
PUBLISHED: 06 Oct 2010 10:44:01 | UPDATED: 07 Oct 2010 05:00:30PRINT EDITION: 06 Oct 2010
Conquest Mining has released further drilling results from a high-grade eastern extension to its V2 deposit at the Mt Carlton mine site near Townsville in Queensland.
Conquest says a second drill hole has yielded 10.1 metres at 11 gram per tonne (g/t) gold, 8.3 g/t silver and 0.2 per cent copper from 146 metres.
The results included 1.3 metres at 56.5 g/t gold, 18.9 g/t silver and 0.48 per cent copper from 152.7 metres.
Conquest says the high-grade zone outside the planned open pit opens the possibility of an underground operation off the eastern side of the pit.
"The intersection indicates good grade continuity over a strike length of approximately 60m at around 120m below surface," Conquest said in a statement on Wednesday.
Conquest said it plans further drilling to test the continuation of the mineralisation.
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Solidarity diaries: It's a great day for a run
Keep on keeping on in the wake of the Boston bombings, what we do in the face of acts of senseless violence.
Sunset on fall photos series: View from Roanoke, Va.
This view near Roanoke, Va., shot by Dawn L. Charest on a run to the state with her long-haul husband, David, puts a cap on our fall photos series for 2012.
Reader: Government deserves some thanks
"The public needs trucks and truckers, and truckers need what the public pays for. The public will is expressed through government, not talk radio." --Jim Mesthene of Waltham, Mass.
Still trekking to shoot stills of the big rigs
Amateur truck photographer Russ MacNeil has taken photos of big rigs since he was a teen growing up near Westfield, Mass. As a child, he was mesmerized as trucks roared by on walks with his ...
'Truck' front and center in MA Senate victory
National media, at the behest of the candidate/soon-to-be-senator himself, are putting a GMC Canyon pickup at the center of his (some say) upset victory over the Democrat running against him for Senator Edward Kennedy's former ...


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Blogging the president with Julie Mason
Yearly Archive for 2006
The truth about bilats
Bush had a series of meetings with his world leader counterparts today. In the sexy parlance of diplomacy, these are "bilats." Without exception, bilat participants emerge afterward and declare these encounters "frank" and "productive." The G8 is a club, but not like fight club. The president last night attended the G8 dinner at Peterhof, the […]
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A slight chill in Strelna
President Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a revealing bilateral meeting today at the opening of the G8 summit. Seated in a spartan room at sharp right angles to each other, the two leaders, who used to make a show of their avuncular bonhomie, displayed a muted disdain during the few minutes when pool […]
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I could've had a G8
This is the first official day of the G8 summit, although President Bush had dinner with Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday and some other events. The summit is being held on the grounds of the Konstantinovsky Palace, which was built by Peter the Great, mostly destroyed in World War II and restored by Putin for […]
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Your exit visa may depend on it
Awaiting U.S. reporters in St. Petersburg for this year's Group of Eight summit of world leaders is a helpful guidebook with an inscrutable, slightly ominous message from Russian President Vladimir Putin: I wish you success in your professional activity and expect the world's leading media to provide a detailed, reliable and objective coverage of events […]
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Don't drink the water
It was ciao to all that in Germany this morning and the traveling press corps is now in St. Petersburg, Russia, awaiting the start of the Group of Eight summit of world leaders. So far, Bush has placed a wreath at the Monument to the Heroic Defenders of Leningrad, and is meeting with some local […]
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Damen und herring
At the official greeting for the two world leaders in Stralsund, Bush was presented with a ceremonial barrel of herring. From a distance it appeared a hurried skirmish, although Bush hoisted the two-gallon wooden cask and pretended to drop a herring into his mouth. After the ceremony, the barrel was hastily whisked from view. Local […]
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Hallo, Stralsunder!
While blog readers were still in REM sleep, the White House press corps took an hour-long bus ride to Stralsund for the official arrival ceremony of Bush and his hostess, Chancellor Angela Merkel. As usual, hours to kill waiting for the presidential action to start. Setting up for the big presentation of herring. Hopefully this […]
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Not welcome, Mr. President
The streets of Rostock: So: Yes to Cola beverages and the Empire State; Nein to GWB. Got it.
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Rostock and one reeking barrel
President Bush isn't even here yet but the excitement is building! Tomorrow, he will travel to nearby Straslund to accept a Ceremonial Barrel of Herring, and make remarks. Later that night, the president and first lady Laura Bush will have a social dinner with the German chancellor and others. The White House briefing book on […]
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Rostock and two smoking barrels
The White House press corps has arrived: Rostock, Germany. As usual, there was a lot of big talk on the plane about going out to see the town before Bush gets here in 10 hours. As usual, everyone checked into the hotel and went immediately to the filing center to commence feverish typing. Sadly, the […]
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The 912 Project Hattiesburg is a very active group and is made up of a very dedicated group of Americans who believe that our country was founded on Christian values and who cherish the freedoms that our founding fathers and thousands of patriots since fought for.
We hold a variety of events that include not only protests to let our voices be heard, but also membership meetings and informal gatherings to allow us to share our views and to get together with like-minded patriots who believe in God and country. Our first'Tea Party' was held on April 15, 2009 in conjunction with events being held in cities around the country and was attended by over 1,100 people.
We held a Health Care Reform Symposium on July 13 that featured a panel of 8 speakers who drove in from Jackson and the Coast to present a wide range of expert views on the pending health care legislation. These are just a few of the 20 events held since our inception in February.
Our next event, a Hattiesburg Taxpayer Protest, is scheduled for Saturday, September 12 and will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Town Square Park in historic downtown Hattiesburg, the same location that we used April 15. Although there are many from our state who will be traveling to Washington, D.C. for the national 'March on Washington' that day, we expect a large crowd and urge everyone to arrive at least a half hour early.
Our calendar may also list national events being held by other 912 groups or other groups that we are affiliated with, such as Smart Girl Politics, the Independence Caucus, the Mississippi Tea Party, We the People and a host of others who share the beliefs that we do.
If you have a question about an event, please contact us and we will do our best to answer your questions.
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D&Q announces a collection of artist Kate Beaton's work
Tom Spurgeon broke the news that Drawn & Quarterly has acquired the North American rights to publish a new collection of work by cartoonist Kate Beaton titled Hark! A Vagrant.
Using the name of Beaton's website, the book will collect comics she has published there, as well as some new strips. The Montreal-based publisher plans to have the hardcover collection on store shelves in the Fall of 2011. UK fans will see her book put out through Jonathan Cape.


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Hoffman Auto Group Partners with Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network (CPBN) to Sponsor Its Contribute-a-Car Program
Hoffman Auto Group has announced that it will sponsor Connecticut Public Broadcasting Network's Contribute-a-Car program throughout 2010, and extend a special thank-you offer exclusively to Contribute-a-Car donors.
Started in 2003, CPBN's Contribute-a-Car program has seen countless vehicles donated to the program and raised a total of $1.3 million in revenue toward public broadcasting programming and services. The program provides individuals with a viable solution to owning a car they can no longer use or need yet requires registration and insurance costs. Contribute-a-Car accepts vehicles "as is" and tows them away at no expense. Owners simply must send in the car title. In addition, vehicle donations may be eligible for a deduction on itemized federal returns. Participants in the program should consult their tax adviser for more information.


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5 Played it at the London Excel - Anime Expo. (PS3 Version)PREDATOR3 | 24/05/2009 | See all PREDATOR3's reviews (16)From what i've played,i thought it was a realy good game. Graphics are really clear & sharp. The combat system is good. but i found myself pressing SQAURE too much..Maybe it was the demo not allowing all the combo to be done,gotta wait for the ful gam but sides that really good BATMAN IS BACK :DLike how they re-made the Batmans films - Batman Begins & Dark Knight. Batman Arkham Asylum maybe what the fans have been waiting for a revamped version of the Batman game that is really good.
5 This is the Platinum version!magicpat | 07/12/2010 | See all magicpat's reviews (7)So I bought Batman : Arkham Asylum for 9.99 from play.com, but be advised - I got the Platinum version, not the original version as advertised!! Obviously this doesn't distract the gameplay whatsoever, but I expected to get a non-Platinum copy.
5 Best Fighter for PS3Trefusis | 02/09/2010 | See all Trefusis's reviews (243)Top 10 Reviewer Top 10 DVD Reviewer Top 10 Games Reviewer Top 10 Music Reviewer Top 100 Books Reviewer Top 10 Sport and Outdoor Reviewer The production values for this game are excellent; from the entertaining cut-scenes, level / character design and voice actors. It's a joy to play, and the various difficulty levels are spot on.As the title suggests, this game takes place inside the grounds of an asylum, and as such the game map isn't exactly massive, although there is still plenty to explore.It's a very linear game, although you may find yourself having to resort to the map several times inbetween objectives, which can become a little tiresome. Also, the batmobile and batplane both make an appearance, if only to remind you that you don't get the chance to pilot them (even the Amiga Batman game afforded you that opportunity).While not as expansive and complex as GTA, it's a lot more satisfying in terms of pure combat and weaponry gadgets. It relies heavily on sub-tasks (I'd finished the game, while the counter claimed I had 40% left to play), but while it lasts, it's one of the most impressive games out there.
5 Played the demo from PSN - amazing gameBenjamk81 | 07/08/2009 | See all Benjamk81's reviews (12)Great game going off the demo, and going to be a big hit.The dark Gothic atmosphere of the latter films and comic books has been captured beautifully. The visuals and sound are top notch in capturing the feel, Batman looks fearsome - heavily muscled, elegant and swift in his movement yet powerful. Arkham asylum captures a beautiful blend of old fashioned Gothic asylum with modern maximum security psychiatric unit - you get the feel the place is old but has been heavily updated to cater for Gotham city's most violent and psychotic criminals.Cutscenes are honestly a pleasure to watch the graphics and voice acting is as good as I've seen, the only slight let down is the face animation of non main characters like guards when seen in cut-scenes close up - they lack the detail and character of say the joker or batman, but hey who cares!The game play itself though is the core of the game and an absolute pleasure. The camera is over the shoulder and a little close which takes a bit of getting use to but once you do you'll feel like you really are Batman. The combat is fantastic, you really get the essence of Batman being a martial arts master in the game; groups of muscled hench men will surround you, by simply tapping a button and pushing in the direction off one you can unleash a series of masterful kicks, punches and martial arts splendour, push towards one of the other enemies instantly and you can string your attacks together - Batman will automatically flip, spin and strike his opponents in such style that you'll just sit back and say wow! You'll be treated to up close slow motion camera cuts of him striking final devastating, bone crushing final blows mid combat which only adds to the highly stylized action.In fact the variety in which you can do it makes it all the more fun, if you want you can simply stand there for a while parrying the attacks of your enemies, catching kicks that come from behind and back fisting your enemies backwards, blocking punches and quickly striking them and pushing them away in a movie like fashion, almost taunting them with Batman's incredible hand to hand combat skills.Your also encouraged to observe the area via a detective mode which changes your vision, this mode is useful when you want to stalk and pick off groups off heavily armed opponents where open combat would be suicidal. You can perform a veriety of silent attacks and slowly take down groups of enemies - at one point in the game the Joker came in on the PA system to tell the least remaining henchman that i had picked off all his buddies and i was hunting him, at which point he began creeping round clearly terrified looking for me, he even fired at steam coming suddenly from a vent because it startled him all the while cursing and talking to himself - it really makes you feel like the feared dark knight as you stalk these criminals who clearly have a pre defined fear of the ultimate vigilante. Even more impressive was that this was not a scripted thing that happens every time you play the game, i played through the demo several times and there is great variety in how these things happen, often triggered by your specific actions.All in all i have never had the pleasure to play something that so captures the feel of batman so well - I hope there's more to come of these games in this style, it really captures the feel that DC created in their darker comics and i will definitely be buying this one - try the demo, its great!
4 Fantastic Game, finally a decent serious batman game.jaycee12 | 28/08/2009 | See all jaycee12's reviews (1)Ok folks, for owning the game for less than 24 hours it may be a bit unfair to review now. So far I have completed 17% of the game for about 3 hours gameplay. Its a huge game with lots of upgrades and things to search for which I generally love in gaming. Graphics are superb, visually stunning and really dark just as batman should be. The fighting style gets a bit simple after a while but still fun. MGS style tactics, hiding around corners, aerial attacks plus the bonus of batmans gadgets!! The reason for my 4* and not 5 is that the game is a tad glitchy there were 2 moments where I had to reset the game as batman was falling off the face of the map down and down into darkness FOREVER until i realised it wasnt supposed to happen. Don't forget every game has its glitches to start off with and patches tend to be released to fix them.Great game definately worth waiting for, good job eidos.


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In Milan have a credit card at hand. This could really be applied to a popular saying, regarding this Italian city, since a trip to Milan implies almost necessarily, going shopping, as this is the capital of fashion and design in Europe. The offer is huge and there are prices to suit all tastes.
Armani, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Versace at long last! The list of brand stores in Milan is very long, and most are concentrated in the so-called Milanese Quadrilateral, which covers the Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Sant'Andrea and Via Manzoni. To get there is simple: take the yellow subway line and get off at Montenapoleone. Another interesting place to buy clothing and brand accessories is the huge Rinascente store, located next to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: seven floors of pure luxury, a haven for those who cannot resist the impulses of consumption. Another recommended place to shop in Milan - but more in account - is Via Torino, such as PTA. Venezia full of shops. There you will find, for instance, H & M, Zara, Pull & Bear, Benetton and Fnac. Also filled with stores is the Navigli quarter, where you can find jewellery, alternative clothing and many pleasant cafes.


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Here's A New Trailer for Mike Judge's SILICON VALLEY
By Jake Kroeger on February 24, 2014
We've been waiting for Mike Judge's latest TV series for quite some time, but a show that features an amazing cast of Thomas Middleditch, Kumail Nanjiani (of The Indoor Kids here at Nerdist), Martin Starr , T.J. Miller (of Cashing In with T.J. Miller here at Nerdist as well), and Zach Woods would have had us waiting very patiently in any event.
Fortunately, all those things are together in HBO's upcoming series Silicon Valley, set to premiere Sunday, April 6th at 10 PM ET, and you can get a preview at exactly what that all looks like in the new trailer below. It shouldn't surprise you to see that this has the makings of something that could be really great like a cross between The Social Network and Office Space.
Looks fantastic. Hell of a cast.
The only woman who appears in the whole thing is a stripper. That does not bode well.
That was exciting and I'm really looking forward to watching this show. I just wish Kumail had gotten a little bit of speaking time in the trailer.
Looks great. I'm sure it will be a hit. Julie, this was just one teaser trailer. I am sure there will be great funny women in the show as well.
Haha of course a woman would post a comment like Julie's comment. Looks awesome, I'm looking forward to it. Great cast!!
I'm sure they will add a token woman to the cast – in the third season.
Yay! An all male cast! Keep women out of science and technology jobs! Way to fight the good fight Mike Judge.
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Spring Snow Crab TreeMature Height: 20-25ft.
Mature Spread: 10-15ft. The Spring Snow Flowering Crab Tree flowers in early to mid May, usally on Mothers Day weekend. Buds are pink, then open to snow white color. The leaves are green. This crab tree has somewhat of an upright branching characteristic, so is more compact in size. It is considered fruitless.


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Skylanders Comic-Con Panel 2014
This was the first time a public display for Skylanders had been made at the world's largest entertainment enthusiast convention.
This was the first time a public display for Skylanders had been made at the world's largest entertainment enthusiast convention.
The Skylanders Trap Team Dark Edition includes three Skylanders (Snap Shot, Food Fight, Wildfire) all with silver/black detail and three traps including an oversized Kaos trap.
Skylanders Trap Team will be out in Oct 2014 on multiple consoles and Target is the first store offering a pre-order incentive exclusive.
World Cup action is just around the corner so what better way to celebrate then by picking up Skylanders Swap Force Kickoff Countdown.
Original game developers Toys For Bob created Skylanders Spyro's Adventure as a way to 'bring toys to life' and with Skylanders Trap Team they're attempting to bring 'life to toys'.
We took part in the Easter fun by creating a Skylanders Fruit Face video — learn how to make a healthy and fun platter of food for your holiday celebration!
We had talented voice-actress Tara Platt in the studio to talk about her experience voicing the character of Punk Shock for Skylanders Swap Force.
The Easter wave figures are Punk Shock – the first time we're seeing this female water element, Springtime Trigger Happy — an in-game variation on Trigger Happy Series 3 and Fryno — a fire element who first appeared only a couple weeks back.
Hey Portal Masters — Skylanders Swap Force Wave 4 figures are starting to populate store shelves here in the U.S. and across the pond!
The great debate continues or concludes depending on how you view the results but rest assured we have calculated from viewer voting the Best Skylanders of all Time. The Skylanders who qualified to win were all from the original three games – Skylanders Spyro's Adventure, Skylanders Giants and Skylanders Swap Force – enjoy!


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Why is Metal Gear Solid's Snake called Solid Snake? Kojima explains
Snake is the most appropriate symbol for something sneaky, and Metal Gear Solid is a sneaking mission...
Snake is the most appropriate symbol for something sneaky, and Metal Gear Solid is a sneaking mission...
Now it's getting serious! There are 8 game series left in our bracket tournament, get the rundown and vote wisely.
This week on Escape From Mount Stupid, Danny tackles the many incarnations of Metal Gear.
Shaun dissects the MGS series to share his thoughts on what should and shouldn't carry over to MGS5.
Do you remember when you had to look up video game cheat codes in a magazine to even stand a chance of beating a game? Whatever happened to that? Why ...
Meet the creative minds behind Metal Gear Solid and Shadow of the Colossus.
The mind behind Metal Gear Solid, Hideo Kojima, speaks about how his interest in movies and novels affected the way he approaches game design and about making game systems, story ...
Geoff Keighley takes you behind the scenes in this exclusive feature about the last days of the development of 2001's biggest game.
After six weeks at the top, FIFA 12 gets knocked down to four, and Final Fantasy XIII-2 is the first new release to go to number one in 2012.
E3 2011: Konami releasing Sons of Liberty, Snake Eater, Peace Walker in one console package in November; updated ZOE duo coming in 2012; Transfarring announced.
Uncharted 2, Super Mario Galaxy 2, Mass Effect 2 part of top American museum's Art of Video Games exhibit next year.
Sony announces new milestone for home console since debuting in Japan in March 2000; 10,828 titles available, 1.52 billion software units sold since launch.
Anniversary of October 26, 2000, US and Canadian launch sees aging console's sales top 146 million.
Film producer Michael De Luca says Sony's long-gestating big-screen adaptation of Konami's iconic stealth-action series may be stillborn.
The mysterious covert operative known as Snake makes it his business to save the world and is one of the greatest game heroes of all time.
Solid Snake's commanding officer/nemesis/father figure appears on Kojima site; Famitsu scan shows acrobatic character's appearance; next reveal 3pm Sunday, May 31.
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Special Features: Like the Original Theraline Maternity & Nursing Pillow our versatile Plushy Moon also has a filling made up of millions of micro-beads that are light as a feather. This amazing filling conforms to the shape of your body, no matter what position you are in... whether lying down or sitting up and, unusual for a pillow, it always remains firmly in place without giving way.
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Many people travel to Barbados to enjoy some great beaches, sun tanning, and rest & relaxation, and stopping over for at least day or two in Barbados is more than worthwhile if you're traveling through Barbados. Barbados is one of Barbados's more well-known travel destinations, and its most popular attractions include the Boat Yard and Bridgetown. There's a lot more interesting things to see and do in Barbados, so be sure check out this Barbados travel guide in more detail.
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Love Barbados. One of my favorite islands in the Caribbean ... a little something for everyone. We stayed at The Crane Hotel, which was a little secluded from the rest of the island but very clean, beautiful and full of amenities. Rent a car on the island ... it is inexpensive and easy to navigate. Worth stopping by Welchman Hall Gully and Andromeda Gardens, but the beach is why you come here. Also check out Earthworks Pottery for a unique souvenir. Visit our Web site at www.kellyandian.com for more information on our trip here. Good tip? (0) Fantastic scenery with the most beautiful beaches around the island.
The local food such as flying fish, swordfish and steakfish is a most try!
Going out is great go to Ship Inn, Mc Brides for some good fun....
If you want it quieter choose the west coast if you want more turists and going out and more restuarnts choose the south coast.
Overall Barbados is a FANTASTIC place to go to!!!!!!!!!
Enjoy it! Good tip? (0) This clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT_OwJtEybc is soooo true! Barbados rocks!!!! So safe, great infrastructure! If you have hilton points, the Hilton Barbados is a great choice. www.hiltoncaribbean.com/barbados/ Don't forget to rent a car for a day and go swimming in the ocean on the other side of the island. It is breathtaking! Good tip? (0) Recent Updates for Barbados
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Tag Archives: Commander
When Chewy met Commander at the Seattle Aquarium
The Seattle Aquarium's new northern fur seal, Chewbacca has officially met his tank-mate Commander! Chewbacca, or Chewy for short, arrived at the Aquarium in February. He spent his first weeks in quarantine and becoming acclimated to his new home in more »
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Tagged Chewbacca, Chewy, Commander, northern fur seals, Seattle Aquarium
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Marine Mammal Mania at the Seattle Aquarium: spotlight on northern fur seals
Last Saturday, April 13, Sharon Melin, wildlife biologist at NOAA's National Marine Mammal laboratory, came to the Aquarium and shared her experience with wild northern fur seals. Working with biologist Julie Carpenter and our male northern fur seal Commander, she more »
A volunteer's favorite: fur seals at the Seattle Aquarium
If you volunteer at the Seattle Aquarium, chances are you have that one animal that's your favorite. For me, it's two: our northern fur seals, Commander and Woodstock. We're extremely lucky to have them here at the Aquarium, as there more »
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Tagged Commander, northern fur seal, Seattle Aquarium, volunteer, Woodstock
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How to make ice toys!
Ever wonder how we make our enrichment ice toys for our marine mammals? Well here is a recipe for Northern fur seal and harbor seal ice toys! Ingredients: 1 Herring 2 Capelin 1 Squid 1 Mold Water Directions: Come learn more »
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Tagged Commander, enrichment, ice toy, Marine Mammal Mania, northern fur seal, recipe, Seattle Aquarium
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How much does a Northern fur seal weigh?
Male Northern fur seals can weigh 5-6 times as much as their female counterparts! A female may only gain and lose 10-20 pounds throughout the year, while adult males can gain and lose over 250 pounds in one year! During more »
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Tagged Commander, Marine Mammal Mania, North fur seal, Seattle Aquarium, weigh-in
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