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After repeatedly using his regular Forbes column to attack gun safety efforts without mentioning that he also writes for the National Rifle Association, Frank Miniter's latest column discloses his ties to the gun group.
In an October 20 column about the relationship between gun laws and law enforcement officers, Miniter added, "Full disclosure: The often politically incorrect truth about guns led me to write the recently published book The Future of the Gun. I'm also a former executive editor of the NRA's magazine American Hunter. I still write for the NRA and for many other publications and am a 'field editor' (an honorary title) for American Hunter."
Media Matters previously criticized Miniter and Forbes for not disclosing his NRA ties in a September 25 column that claimed the gun safety initiatives undertaken by Everytown for Gun Safety and the group's founder Michael Bloomberg were "backfiring."
That column followed other instances where Miniter advanced the viewpoints of the NRA without disclosing his ties to the organization.
Miniter's latest column proves the need for the disclosure. In the piece, he cites a discredited survey previously hyped by the NRA in order to create the impression members of law enforcement typically oppose gun safety laws.
A new commentary video from the National Rifle Association defends the controversial practice of openly carrying firearms in public, arguing that firearms are not capable of intimidation.
In an October 20 video, NRA News commentator Billy Johnson took on open carry critics, stating, "Somehow we have completely dehumanized gun violence, and have instead humanized guns. Guns kill. Guns strike fear. Guns intimidate. Seriously? They're just bits of plastic and metal." Johnson also apparently defended the controversial practice of open carrying firearms in Michigan public schools.
Johnson centered his commentary around "a little bit of a dust-up over a law-abiding citizen enacting his right to open carry" in his community. He didn't identify the specific incident, however, stating, "I'm not going to get into the details, because they honestly don't matter."
Johnson stated that he is "baffled by why society is so damn afraid of" open carry and attributed concern about the practice to "our irrational, media-fed hysterical fear of guns." According to Johnson, guns "are no more capable of intimidation than my vacuum is capable of cleaning my house, or my lawn mower is capable of mowing my lawn."
A new commentary video from the National Rifle Association argues that blaming the manufacturer of the assault weapon used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre is "like blaming Kleenex for the flu."
On December 14, 2012, a gunman used a Bushmaster XM-15 E2S assault weapon to kill twenty children and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.
NRA News commentator Natalie Foster complained about a "lack of accuracy and shoddy research" leading to an anti-gun bias in the media and argued, "Bushmaster, for instance, was blamed for Sandy Hook. It's like blaming Kleenex for the flu" in an October 15 commentary video.
Ted Nugent called for "freedom" or the "evil carcasses" of President Obama and other progressive politicians in a Facebook post where he told followers to support the National Rifle Association and discredited gun advocate John Lott's Crime Prevention Research Center.
Nugent is a longtime member of the NRA's board of directors, conservative columnist, and spokesperson for Outdoor Channel. In his October 14 post, Nugent named President Obama, Attorney General Eric Holder, "Clinton," Sen. Charles Schumer (D-IL), Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA), Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA), Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL), and former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) as participants in a "propaganda jihad against our right to self-defense." He added, "JOIN THE NRA! Be the best American you can be. Freedom or their evil carcasses for traction back to it."
Nugent also called on supporters to donate money to the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC), a group founded by economist John Lott. Lott's research on gun issues, including his famous "more guns, less crime" theory, has been discredited in academic circles and he has faced credible accusations of data manipulation and fabrication. He often twists statistics on gun violence in order to advance a pro-gun agenda. A recent CPRC report purporting to point out errors in a study on mass shootings from Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety was actually itself riddled with errors that undermined its claims.
Nugent regularly helps fundraise for CPRC and has reportedly served on the group's board of directors.
Nugent's Facebook post:
Discredited gun researcher John Lott attacked a recent FBI report on active shooter events by suggesting the report called some incidents where no one died "mass killings." In fact the report clearly states, "This is not a study of mass killings or mass shootings," but a rather report on "active shooter incidents" in the U.S.
In September, the FBI released a report on the 160 active shooter incidents that occurred between 2000 and 2013. The report found that during the 13 year period, 1,043 people were killed (486) or wounded (557) in active shooter incidents and the number of such incidents is increasing:
According to the FBI, "The agreed-upon definition of an active shooter by U.S. government agencies -- including the White House, U.S. Department of Justice/FBI, U.S. Department of Education, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency -- is 'an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area.'"
NRA News host Cam Edwards provided a platform for a guest to push a sexist attack against prominent gun safety advocate Shannon Watts in which the guest called Watts a "shrill harridan" and said she "stripped the most basic and threshold abilities of a man" from her husband.
On the October 9 edition of the NRA's radio show Cam & Company, guest and conservative columnist Kurt Schlichter claimed that Watts, who founded gun safety group Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, had stripped her husband "of the most basic and threshold abilities of a man; that is to defend his self, his family and his community, by being married to this shrill harridan." Schlichter was unfavorably comparing Watts to actress Annette Bening's American Beauty character Carolyn Burnham, provoking Edwards' laughter.
The Washington Times is amplifying an attack on gun violence prevention group Everytown for Gun Safety by citing a shoddy report from discredited gun researcher John Lott.
In an October 9 article, Times reporter Kelly Riddell, who is a frequent source of misinformation about gun violence, shared a report from Lott's group, Crime Prevention Research Center, that purported to demonstrate that a recent Everytown report on mass shootings is "riddled with errors."
Riddell decided to base her article solely on highlighting Lott's claims about Everytown, even while acknowledging that Lott "is often decried as biased to the right." Riddell subsequently updated the piece with responses from Everytown that debunked the Lott claims that Riddell had credulously amplified.
Lott's purported debunking of Everytown's mass shooting report itself includes erroneous information. In one case Lott, who is an economist, criticized Everytown because of his failure to distinguish between two statistical terms.
The National Rifle Association's media arm is defending a Maryland sheriff who warned that the enforcement of gun laws could lead to a civil war between his county and the federal government.
Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis made national headlines in September after telling a local news station, "As long as I'm the sheriff in this county, I will not allow the federal government to come in here and strip my citizens of their right to bear arms. I can tell you this, if they attempt to do that, it would be an all-out civil war, no question about it."
According to USA Today, Lewis made similar comments to a Delaware NBC affiliate, warning of a civil war with the federal government over the enforcement of a hypothetical ban on high-capacity ammunition magazines.
In response to Lewis' comments, gun safety group Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (CSGV) launched a petition calling for the revocation of Lewis' Maryland Police Training Commission certification. According to CSGV, "It is difficult to see how a law enforcement officer who is threatening to wage war with the United States government meets any recognized standards of public service. In the wake of his threatening comments, Sheriff Lewis should not be given the responsibility of training law enforcement officers in Maryland."
The NRA's media arm, NRA News, responded to CSGV's petition, terming it "pathetic" and downplaying the inflammatory nature of Lewis' comments.
NRA News host Cam Edwards claimed that CSGV was trying to "silence" Lewis "because of the sheriff speaking up the way he has." Edwards also offered a two-fold defense of Lewis' civil war comments that sought to downplay their nature.
National Rifle Association board member and conservative commentator Ted Nugent suggested that President Obama is not a Christian and touted Republicans as "the only chance we have" to kill "the wolf at the door" during the 2014 midterm elections.
In an October 8 column for conspiracy website WND, Nugent, claiming to speak on behalf of "we the people," also conspiratorially questioned how unaccompanied children are arriving at the U.S. - Mexico border and wrote that the "vast majority" of those in poverty have "every imaginable luxury known to man":
Now more than ever, we the people are painfully aware that those subject to the separation of powers have become nothing more than a conspiratorial gang against us.
We refuse to believe that all those children showing up at our southern border just happen to make that near impossible journey all on their own.
We don't believe that our president is a Christian.
We can't believe our government squawks about so many living in so-called poverty when the vast majority of such poor people have cellphones and every imaginable luxury known to man.
CHICAGO -- The national gun lobby in Washington, D.C. is a big machine, motored by a multi-billion-dollar industry. The sprawling network of hardcore activists remaking the political gunscape in statehouses and the courts, on the other hand, is small. How small? It's so small that when Jeff Knox stepped up to a microphone at the premiere gun-activist conclave and referred to "Dad," no explanation was needed. Everyone at the Gun Rights Policy Conference last weekend knew who "Dad" was. Dad was Neal Knox, the hardline National Rifle Association board member who until his death in 2005 used his newsletter, The Hard Corps Report, as a machine gun nest aimed at his NRA colleagues, ready to fire at the first sign of weakness or perfidy in defense of the Second Amendment. For holding the gun lobby to his iron standard without mercy, "Dad" became a godfather to the activists who gather every September at an airport hotel under the banner of the Second Amendment Foundation.
Knox had the full power of the family name behind him on Sunday afternoon when he stepped to a microphone, invoked his father, and accused another gun-rights legend, GRPC organizer Alan Gottlieb, of betraying the movement. The alleged betrayal concerned Gottlieb's writing and backing of an initiative on the Washington State ballot in November. Few Americans have heard of bill 591, but the controversy it has stoked within the gun-rights world tells us much about fissures within its ranks.
Gottlieb's controversial bill is a direct response to another initiative on the ballot, 594, which expands background checks to include sales at gun shows and over the Internet. It is polling high and expected to pass. If Washington votes "yes," it will join the growing list of states that have taken gun policy into their own hands in the wake of Newtown. Both the NRA and Gottlieb's organization oppose 594. But Gottlieb has done more than just denounce it. He has raised more than a million dollars to promote an alternative bill, 591, which would prohibit the state from ever "requir[ing] background checks on the receipt of a firearm unless a uniform national standard is required."
Can you spot the offending language? It's this: "unless a uniform national standard is required."
For Jeff Knox and much of the gun-rights movement, to even accept the future possibility of federal background check legislation constitutes apostasy. Some of the groups represented at the GRPC are the ones who, along with stalwarts like the NRA and Larry Pratt's Gun Owners of America, mobilized in April 2013 to torpedo the Manchin-Toomey Senate bill, which would have closed background check loopholes across the country. After looking at the polling data, Gottlieb initially supported Manchin-Toomey as a way for the movement to get some "goodies" (such as relaxing laws on interstate gun sales) while supporting something that he thought was going to pass anyway. (Gottlieb later dropped his support when Chuck Schumer stripped the bill of Gottlieb's prized "goodie".)
Gottlieb's early support for the Senate bill earned him epitaphs like "sellout" and "traitor." But it's now looking like he understood something his critics did not. Steadfast opposition to a federal background-check bill would give rise to a growing and well-funded movement for background-check referenda in the states. In Washington, the coalition behind 594 is supported by a group of wealthy donors, including Bill Gates and Michael Bloomberg, the head of the gun violence prevention group Everytown for Gun Safety. In his newsletter, Gottlieb describes their efforts as the "Billionaire's Club war against freedom."
So when Knox asked Gottlieb to defend the language of 591 at this year's GRPC, attendees sat up in their seats. After a weekend filled with enough policy weeds to replant the Everglades, the confrontation amounted to high-drama.
With his comb-over, pencil mustache, and brightly colored bowties, Alan Gottlieb has the presence of a harried, slightly eccentric accountant. But the Queens native is no dutiful CPA; he's a convicted tax felon who does not flinch easily on questions of strategy, let alone challenges to his commitment to the Second Amendment. In the 1970s, while still in his twenties, Gottlieb began organizing the legal workshops that grew into the brain trust that won the landmark Supreme Court rulings of Heller and McDonald, which enshrined gun ownership in the home as an individual right guaranteed by the Second Amendment. At the podium in Chicago, Gottlieb welcomed the chance to deliver a blunt message to the background-check dead-enders who had been calling him a traitor since Manchin-Toomey.
"The bottom line is that" the background check issue "is different" from other gun gun policy debates, Gottlieb explained, pointing to public opinion. "What issues do you find that get 70 to 90 percent of the people to agree on anything?"
After Knox asserted that he doesn't believe polls showing support for background checks, Gottlieb responded, "You may not believe the number, but I've seen well over 500 polls all across the country over the last six years on background checks. They all say the same damn thing. They're not wrong, believe me."
Knox countered with another reality: many gun groups, especially those in the referendum states of the southwest, are never going to sign off on background checks, ever, at any level. In Arizona, "I wouldn't be able to get our members to proactively concede anything," said Knox. His hardline solution is to "let them go ahead and deal with the consequences."
By "them," Knox means the feds. In the purist view, the best way to deal with any gun law is to dig in, take the hits, and ignore the law, forcing the government to "deal with the consequences." Knox said he wished the NRA had taken that approach with the 1934 National Firearms Act, which regulated machine guns and banned short-barrel rifles.
To Gottlieb, that's a doomed strategy. In any case, he stressed, "the Bloomberg people" know gun groups will never support background check legislation, so they can "knock our teeth out and there's nothing we can do about it." He later added, "They've got us hogtied because they know we're not going to change. I'm being honest with you. I'm not expecting you to change, but that's why we're going to lose."
When subsequent questioners echoed Knox, Gottlieb reminded his audience that even without a background check system in place, there are good reasons not to sell guns to strangers. "If you're stupid enough to sell a gun to someone you don't know, forget the criminal liability -- what about the civil liability?" he asked. "What about you getting sued" if the buyer kills someone?
After originally excluding mention of opinion editor David Keene's ongoing relationship with the National Rifle Association in his most recent piece for the paper, the Washington Times quietly added the disclosure after being contacted by Media Matters.
In a September 29 commentary, Keene wrote about the fight over gun legislation in Colorado, echoing the NRA's own messaging in the state. Keene, a former NRA president and current board member, is, according to the Times' own standards, "free to write about the NRA in his personal weekly column as long as he discloses to the reader in that column his continuing role with the organization." But his ongoing relationship with the gun group was originally missing from the column.
At the bottom of the original commentary, which appeared online and was the top-billed opinion piece in the print edition of the conservative paper, the following note was appended: "David A. Keene is opinion editor of The Washington Times."
Media Matters contacted Times editor John Solomon to ask about the omission, only hearing back after the column had been updated to read: "David A. Keene is opinion editor of The Washington Times. He is a former president and current board member of the National Rifle Association." (Solomon responded that the version he was viewing "has his role as current board member.")
Keene became the Times opinion editor in July 2013 after serving as NRA president between 2011 and 2013. According to the NRA, Keene has served on the group's board of directors since 2000.
After Keene described participating in the crafting of the NRA's 2014 midterm election strategy in a February 2014 interview with The Washington Examiner, Media Matters investigative reporter Joe Strupp asked Solomon whether Keene's continuing role with the NRA created a conflict of interest on the Times' opinion page.
While acknowledging Keene's ongoing NRA role, Solomon said, "Our ethics rules allow an employee in special circumstances to hold an outside position, if it is pre-approved and the appropriate ethical steps are followed. That's the case with David Keene and his membership on the board of the NRA. We knew when we asked David to be our opinion editor that he would continue on the NRA board. We also knew that his role with the NRA was publicly and extensively known."
Among the "set of rules" that Keene is supposed to follow, Solomon said, "He is free to write about the NRA in his personal weekly column as long as he discloses to the reader in that column his continuing role with the organization."
Fox News is using the horrific murder of an Oklahoma woman to misrepresent President Obama's gun policy and to falsely accuse him of "wag[ing] a war on the Second Amendment" and of wanting to "ban guns in the hands of everybody except the police."
On September 26 a man who had been recently fired from his job at an Oklahoma food processing plant attacked his co-workers, beheading one with a knife and wounding another. The attack was stopped when the suspect was shot and wounded by the business' CEO, who is also a reserve sheriff's deputy. Local law enforcement has asked the FBI to investigate the crime to determine if there is any link to terrorism.
A September 30 segment on Fox & Friends used the Oklahoma murder to attack Obama, with co-host Steve Doocy asking, "So with yet another example of how guns save lives, why does President Obama and his administration continue to wage a war on the Second Amendment?"
In the discussion that followed, Doocy and guest Andrew Napolitano, Fox News' senior judicial analyst, pushed a number of myths about actions the Obama administration has taken to reduce gun violence, including falsely claiming that Obama supports banning civilian gun ownership, that Obama wants to use an international treaty to make it "very, very difficult to carry guns," that Obama has ordered doctors to ask patients about gun ownership, that Obama has forced people to disclose their race when buying guns, and that Obama has used executive actions "to limit the uses of guns."
(The segment also included false claims about gun violence generally, including the "more guns equals less crime" conservative media myth and falsehood that civilians with guns could serve as a panacea for public mass shooting incidents.)
A donation website that George Zimmerman used to raise money for his legal defense reportedly "lit up" every time Fox News host Sean Hannity mentioned the shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin, according to a profile of the Zimmerman family in GQ.
Reporter Amanda Robb's GQ piece focuses on events following the acquittal of Zimmerman on second-degree murder charges stemming from a February 2012 shooting that left Martin, an unarmed Sanford, Florida, area high school student, dead of a gunshot wound. The shooting brought national attention on Zimmerman and also Florida's controversial Stand Your Ground self-defense law, which played an important role in Zimmerman's acquittal.
Robb spoke with members of Zimmerman's family, and reported that the only media figure Zimmerman "liked" was Hannity, and that mentions of the Martin shooting on Hannity's Fox News show "lit up" donations to Zimmerman's website:
George hated journalists. He blamed them for turning him into a national villain. There was only one media figure he liked: Hannity. Fortunately, Hannity--and especially Hannity's viewers on Fox News--liked him back. George, whose legal debt was in the seven figures, briefly had a website that accepted PayPal donations, and it lit up every time Hannity mentioned the incident on-air.
Robb also reported that the Zimmerman family now lives in seclusion, citing security concerns, and passes time by "watching Spanish-language telenovelas and Duck Dynasty and Real Housewives and Fox News."
Forbes contributor Frank Miniter published a lengthy column arguing that the gun safety initiatives of Everytown for Gun Safety and the group's founder Michael Bloomberg are "backfiring" without disclosing that he writes for Everytown's primary political opponent, the National Rifle Association.
Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, has said he will spend at least $50 million supporting gun safety initiatives this year, including spending on the 2014 midterm elections.*
Miniter's September 25 column offered myriad attacks on Bloomberg and Everytown. Many of the criticisms are in the form of quotations from thoroughly discredited gun researcher John Lott. ("I can't find a single study from Bloomberg's groups that aren't loaded with errors. They have an anti-gun agenda and will lie to achieve it.")
Miniter also wrote, "On the pro-gun side most of the money is coming from the grassroots," and concluded, "Though there are wealthy individuals on the gun-rights side, it's not a stretch to say a few wealthy, out-of-touch billionaires are trying to disarm the people." (The NRA receives millions of dollars from gun manufacturers and other corporations and according to its latest tax documents operated on more than $250 million in revenue in 2012.)
National Rifle Association board member and Outdoor Channel spokesperson Ted Nugent analogized President Obama to a "crack whore" in his latest column for conspiracy website WND.
Nugent previously vowed to stop engaging in name calling following the uproar over his characterization of Obama as a "subhuman mongrel."
In a September 24 column, Nugent criticized "politically correct freakzoids" who support animal rights, and suggested that those people were responsible for the election of Obama. Nugent wrote that Obama, "the Chicago community organizer," has been allowed to "increase the national debt like a crack whore in an opium mall":
Unfortunately, in this world of politically correct freakzoids, the inexplicable self-inflicted curse of denial has festered the big lie of so-called animal rights, and these dishonest zealots remain maniacal in their clamor to ban hunting, fishing and trapping.
These are basically the same lying scammers that allowed the Chicago community organizer to weasel his way to the presidency, nearly neuter America's defense system, increase the national debt like a crack whore in an opium mall, abandon security 101 in Benghazi and elsewhere, ignore a gunrunning attorney general, allow an IRS to operate like a third-world gang, unleash U.S. Fish & Wildlife agents to raid Gibson guitars and get away with it, cause America to lose all respect around the world with a foreign policy straight out of the Ann Arbor Hash Bash and cause myriad embarrassments by a government completely out of control.


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Undead Warlock by HeeWonLeeWatch
©2011-2016 HeeWonLee
This art In 2010 years work
Awesome! Have been looking for a decent undead lock picture for awhile . Well done .
Lol yes. yes!!
Oh scary
Old Warlock feels the love... oh the warm sweet feeling.
peering into the depths of eternity,well done man
This is freakin' wicked, I love all the detail you gave his armor and hands, especially!
Only four words can describe this BAMF.
This is grand, all too few good pieces of art with UD/Forsaken out there [as far as I'm aware *shrug*]
Ten kinds of awsome.
ahhh.. forsaken. <333
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"From the shadows"
A speed painting of my character, Sav.
OpenCanvas 4.5e+. Wacom Intuos 3. Less than an hour.
note: dA is being glitchy. I hope this one works. .__.
A speed painting of my character, Sav.
OpenCanvas 4.5e+. Wacom Intuos 3. Less than an hour.
note: dA is being glitchy. I hope this one works. .__.
Amazing,amazing works!!!!
I'm know I'm being silly, but I believe a better translation for "From the Shadows" would be Umbrā, which would be Umbra in the Ablative case. The ablative case translates to By/With/From, which shows it's a sort of association of the noun, or Ex umbrā, where the Ex changes the ablative to something like "Out of" or even "from" Or, if you want a little more Latin and a little more narrowing of meaning, then "Exsessum Umbrā" or "Exsessum ex Umbrā" which translates into "Departure from the shadows." And yeah I'm being sort of silly because It's just a macron you're missing, but "Ex Umbra" Is grammatically incorrect with Latin, since that would make the "Umbra" Be either Nominative or Accusative, and "Ex" is a preposition which only pairs with Ablative cases. Okay I'm going to be quiet now
No I didn't mean to be mad! I just meant to have the face: : x Showing that I'm keeping my mouth shut, ah I am so sorry!
Ooooooohhhhh this is beautiful! Love it.
melancholy beauty, love it
very interesting style
thats lovely. i like the gloomyness of the light contrasting with the bright trees.
He reminds me of Louis Antoine de Saint-Just
I feel in love with this instantly. I didn't even see the colour at first, only his face and your brush strokes. This is really stunning.
reminds me of hitler-era
it's awesome
Oh my gosh. What a handsome devil. *-* I lo~ve this. The branches are such a cool design too! <3
Wow, this is lovely! I thoroughly enjoy the textures in the face. c:
Intense and poetic. Really gorgeous!
i love how you painted his face with the little highlights around his eyes...
he looks so sad.. ♥
he looks so sad.. ♥
it's lovely, I like little paintings like this *u*
Was this made with a reference?
Referenced slightly from a photo (I collect photos of cute boys haha) for facial structure. c:
:> I was jus wondering because your anatomy is always so nice,
but they always seem like familiar people that I've seen! :>
but they always seem like familiar people that I've seen! :>
Beautiful colours an texture <3
this is so beautiful. <3
.....Speed painting? Christ, lady!
there's something about this that i really like a lot...it's gorgeous
What a strong and somber mood this evokes! Well done.
Your painting style and the way you form faces is just really really beautiful
You´re stunning- this picture also is.
why are you so awesome
He looks like young Frederic Chopin. Just a little, but it was my first association
very good work
very good work
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lost orange star archon on hole # 8 chuck d, short in the thick vegetation along left rough. digits/info on the disc.
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Get out and play on this gorgeous day. Indy leagues!!!!!
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Lost red champ destroyer to the left of 8's fairway, between the fairway and 9's teepad somewhere. Along with the green buzz I lost on 7. I love this course, but at the same time I @#$%ing hate the #$%@ out of it too.
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Never understood how so many players manage to shank that drive on 9, blast through the trees and into the drink. Especially with those gale force winds blowing off the lake :)
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Mike "Papa Par" Even September 29, 2011 at 8:58am
sounds like it Pete. Working on my hall pass now, trying to get out there after 5 ish to confirm myself :)
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south picnic baskets confirmed in ground?
Scott White September 29, 2011 at 7:40am
Full Picnic: October 14
ken "sega salt" moote September 28, 2011 at 7:03pm
sweet thanks mike. do u know if the full 18 will go back up? if so, when?
Mike Fortunato September 28, 2011 at 6:56pm
When he said "picnic south", he meant holes 9-16.
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Is the picnic course up!?!?! If so is it all the holes?
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I didn't see anything yesterday, did they just get added?
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So I take it the picnic south is back! I'll try to get out there Thursday before glow to throw a quickie..
Dan Whitlock September 21, 2011 at 10:38am
Lost green crystal buzz to the far right on 7. Went anhyzer too high and possibly over the fence. Ace marking and phone number on it.
Matt "The Spider" Swider September 20, 2011 at 9:05am
Sweeeeeet. My bad, I thought the tourney was on a Saturday. I stand corrected.
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Union Strikes is on the 16th. http://www.discgolfscene.com/tournaments/Union_Strikes_2011
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The other problem is that the 12th is my sisters' birthday, my dad's is th 15th, and I'm the 23rd. Union on my dad's b-day? Don't know how much he'll like that. Ahhhh screw him. What's more important? Turning 55 or playing discgolf?
Scott White September 20, 2011 at 8:32am
Matt, I'm sure Local 101 would make it worth your while to be a water grabber.. :) We would also encourage donations from players. I will try to get out there Friday 10/14 early but too early to tell when. We always need to tweak a few tee locations since they seem to change every year when the course first goes in.
Matt "The Spider" Swider September 20, 2011 at 8:27am
For a chance to kick your ass in a rivalry? I'll be there if I don't sleep in. I also can't decide to play in the tournament or spend all day in the water spotting like I did for LOCO.
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Good, I can warm up on the OG and then tear into some Picnic ;) You joining me?


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Where possible the GPS coordinates, map and streetview links are at the entrance to the parking.
Shefford - UPDATED February 2014
Windsor - UPDATED February 2013 visitor report
BUCKINGHAMSHIREGreat Missenden - ADDED February 2014
Black Horse, Aylesbury Road, Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire HP16 9AX
map - streetview - GPS: N51° 42.608' W0° 42.746' (N51.710132° W0.712439°)
Just off the A413 between Amersham and Aylesbury
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St. Ives - UPDATED February 2014
Chester - UPDATED February 2013 visitor report
Great Budworth - ADDED February 2014
Mevagissey - UPDATED March 2013
St. Issey - UPDATED February 2014
Tintagel visitor report
Tintagel - ADDED June 2013
Treen - ADDED June 2015
Marazion - UPDATED June 2013
Darlington - UPDATED February 2013
Ambleside - UPDATED April 2015
Appledore - NEW ADDITION March 2013 visitor report
Barnstaple - UPDATED February 2013
Bideford - ADDED March 2013 visitor report
Chudleigh - ADDED June 2015
Crediton - UPDATED February 2014 visitor reports
Exeter - UPDATED February 2013 visitor report
Holsworthy - NEW ADDITION March 2013
Ilfracombe - UPDATED February 2013
Ilfracombe - UPDATED February 2013
Lydford - UPDATED February 2014
Plymouth - UPDATED February 2013
Torrington - NEW ADDITION March 2013
Westward Ho! - NEW ADDITION March 2013 visitor report
Poole - UPDATED February 2013
Newhaven - UPDATED March 2012
Sewerby - UPDATED February 2014
Thaxted - UPDATED February 2013
Bourton on the Water - NEW ADDITION June 2013
Cheltenham - UPDATED February 2014
Cirencester - UPDATED May 2015
Cirencester, Cerny Wick - UPDATED February 2014
Newnham on Severn - UPDATED February 2014
Denshaw - UPDATED June 2014
Oldham - UPDATED February 2014 visitor report
Alton - UPDATED February 2014
Hayling Island - UPDATED March 2013 visitor report
Portsmouth - UPDATED May 2013 visitor report
"With regards motorhome overnight parking in D-Day Museum Car Park, as long as the motorhome parks in a coach bay and purchases a coach bay ticket from the coach meter numbered 125 then all is good as far as we are concerned. If NO coach bays are available at the time of wanting to park up then could you please instruct drivers that they can park over 2 car bays but they must purchase 2 car bay tickets from other machines within the car park."
Charges are £1 per hour up to 5 hours, £10 for all day.
Portsmouth - UPDATED February 2013
Rake - ADDED March 2014
Hereford - UPDATED March 2013
Hoarwithy - UPDATED September 2015
Leominster - UPDATED March 2013
Much Birch - ADDED February 2014
Ross-on-Wye - UPDATED July 2014
Tarrington - UPDATED February 2014 visitor report
Hertford - UPDATED February 2013
Canterbury - UPDATED February 2013
Canterbury - UPDATED December 2014
Dover - UPDATED August 2013
Lansdowne - ADDED June 2015
Preston - UPDATED March 2012
St. Annes - UPDATED April 2013
Spalding - UPDATED February 2014
Surfleet - UPDATED February 2014
Southport - UPDATED April 2015 visitor report
Banham - ADDED March 2014
Beachamwell - UPDATED February 2014
Caister-on-Sea - UPDATED August 2015 visitor reports
Fakenham - ADDED February 2014
Belsay - ADDED June 2015
Milbourne - UPDATED February 2014 visitor report
Pickering - UPDATED February 2014
Selby - ADDED July 2015
Scarborough - UPDATED February 2014
Wormald Green - ADDED June 2015
OXFORDSHIREAbingdon - UPDATED March 2013
Rye Farm Pay & Display car park
map - streetview - GPS: N51° 40.047' W1° 16.686' (N51.667448° W1.278096°)
On the A415 going south from Abingdon, on the left hand side just across the river bridge. The car park has a separate section for HGVs and coaches, motorhomes may park in this section overnight.
Motorhomes may park in the access road to the HGV section to avoid taking up the marked HGV bays.
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Parking fee: £7.30 for a maximum of 24 hours.
NOTE: The Council currently requires notification for overnight stays. Contact 01235 547665 (out of hours leave a message) or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Local website with information on things to do and see, downloadable maps available: www.chooseabingdon.co.uk
Chard - UPDATED February 2014 visitor reports
Enmore - ADDED June 2015
Stoke Saint Gregory - UPDATED February 2014
Taunton - UPDATED February 2014 visitor report
Yeovil - NEW ADDITION May 2012
Lodge Moor - UPDATED February 2014
Stafford - UPDATED March 2013
Bury St Edmunds - UPDATED March 2013
Ipswich - UPDATED March 2013
Cobham (M25) - ADDED November 2013
Stratford upon Avon - UPDATED November 2015
Willenhall - ADDED March 2014
Collingbourne Ducis - ADDED June 2015
Marlborough - ADDED SEPTEMBER 2015
Malvern - ADDED December 2013
Upton upon Severn - ADDED December 2013 visitor report
Cruden Bay - NEW ADDITION January 2013
Bonchester Bridge - UPDATED February 2014
Hawick - UPDATED September 2015
DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAYCaerlaverock - UPDATED September 2015
Castle Corner Campsite, Caerlaverock, DG1 4RU
map - streetview - GPS: N54° 58.354' W3° 32.009' (N54.972568° W3.533490°)
Motorhome service point (not drive-over) at this Motor Caravanners Club licenced CL
Cost £2 to use the service point, free if staying at the site.
Free daytime parking (space permitting) for motorhomes whilst they view the castle or nature reserve (as there is a height restriction barrier on the reserve)
Tel: 01387 770150 or 07502502980
Falkirk Wheel - UPDATED March 2013
Holyhead - UPDATED March 2013
Lligwy Bay - UPDATED March 2013
Burry Port - ADDED December 2013
Nantgaredig - UPDATED February 2014
New Quay - UPDATED February 2014
Abergynolwyn - UPDATED February 2014
Conwy - ADDED February 2014
Porthcawl - UPDATED February 2014
Fishguard - UPDATED February 2014 visitor report
Powys County Council are one of the UK's most motorhome-friendly councils and have confirmed that overnight parking (including cooking/sleeping) of motorhomes is permitted for 1 night in 7 at the following car parks.
The Promenade car park visitor report
Coach/lorry park, Canal Road
Llandrindod Wells - UPDATED April 2013
Llanidloes - UPDATED April 2013
Machynlleth - UPDATED April 2013 visitor reports
Presteigne - UPDATED April 2013
High Street car park
Northern Ireland
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fresh water and have the facility for grey and black water disposal. Electricity is also normally available. Payment for services is by tokens available locally. These facilities have been paid for and installed by the local authorities.
Annalong - ADDED May 2012
Carrickfergus - UPDATED April 2013
Donaghadee - UPDATED April 2013
Portrush - ADDED June 2013
Isle of Man
Aryes National Nature Reserve - ADDED May 2014
- UPDATED June 2015
Sulby Claddagh - UPDATED June 2015
Republic of Ireland
Cobh - ADDED July 2013
Midleton - ADDED May 2013
Buncrana - UPDATED April 2013
Howth - ADDED SEPTEMBER 2015
Galway City - UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2015
Whilst we endeavour, as far as possible, to keep this listing of places allowing overnight stays by motorhomes up to date, we will not be liable for any errors, omissions, or changes of local authority policy. If you do discover any errors or changes please let us know.
The inclusion of a location in this listing does not imply any recommendation by us and no locations have been inspected by us, users must judge for themselves the suitability, safety and security of any of the places listed.
Car parks and lorry parks are included in the listing, please be aware that these may not be located in the most attractive surroundings or be the most restful places to park overnight!
It should be noted that stopovers are, in general, NOT a substitute for campsites, they normally do not have the facilities or security of a campsite and are usually only intended for short stays, either as an overnight stop on a long journey, or as a base for a short visit to the local community and to make use of local facilities. They are for self-contained motorhomes only, and generally you should not put anything outside the vehicle - no chairs, tables, barbecue etc. It should go without saying that waste water must NOT be dumped on the ground, or put down surface water drains. Many of these sites do not have disposal facilities, so rubbish, waste water and toilet disposal may need to be done at an alternative location.
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Linux Journal Contents #140, December 2005
Dec 01, 2005 By Staff
Make Stunning Schenker Graphs with GNU Lilypond
by Kris Shaffer
Think that Linux-based graphics programs can't compete? GNU Lilypond generates beautiful graphics that make commercial alternatives seem second-rate.
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Although commercial Digital Video Recorders (like TiVo) charge more and restrict your options, Linux alternatives are free and rock!
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Need to monitor performance on your systems? vmstat helps you understand when memory is the bottleneck.
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A great article from an amazing 16-year-old kid on a project that's changing his life.
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Want to walk down "Virtual Memory" lane? SIMH allows you to emulate historical UNIX implementations, like UNIX V5 from back in 1974.
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Wifidog teaches WIFI hotspots new tricks. Leave your Wi-Fi access point open, but control and monitor its use.
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Learn to use Vim like the power tool that it is.
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Dining Room Window Treatments
Curtains & Blinds for Your Dining Room
- Soft, diffused light keeps dining pleasant
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Presentation is an essential part of any meal and dining room window treatments can magnify the ambiance for you and your guests. Whether you are seeking a relaxed, casual look with wood blinds or cellular shades, or you lean toward a more formal dining experience, with roman shades or drapery, Blindsgalore has all styles covered. Make sure to consider the light that enters the room during different times of the day and night so that you may soften the glare and darken the space for each meal. By controlling the amount of light, you can control the mood for a romantic dinner or a happy Sunday brunch.
Blindsgalore® Hardwood Blinds 2" Slats
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Kellie Clements Simply Chic Roller Shades: Patterns
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Levolor® 2" Premium Wood Blinds
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Sunset magazine's final Menlo Park celebration
Every year, Sunset magazine — devoted to the topic of "Western living" — throws open the gates of its spacious grounds and invites the public in for a weekend of cooking demos, wine tastings, garden seminars, home decor exhibits, even tours of its test kitchens.
This year's event, scheduled for June 6-7, will be the final Sunset Celebration Weekend — at least at the magazine's iconic six-acre Menlo Park property. The land has been sold, and the staff will be moving to an as-yet-undisclosed site in the Bay Area later this year. Whether the magazine will continue to host such an event (or will even have the space to do so), remains to be seen, a Sunset spokeswoman said.
So you can bet this year's finale will be a blockbuster. Already booked for culinary seminars are more chefs than ever before.
Economic Impact Of California Beer
Economic Impact: In 2014 craft beer contributed more than $6.5 billion to the economy of California. That's up 18% from 2013. That's a fairly conservative number and they'll have a more accurate and most likely higher numbers in June when the full report is finished. The craft beer industry in California has a higher economic impact than any other state in the US.
Wings, beer deal for Mayweather-Pacquiao fight
Watching the big Mayweather-Pacquiao prize fight Saturday?
The Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery in Campbell's Pruneyard Shopping Center is offering a "to go" deal called the "12-Round Special." For $12, you get to take home 10 wings, two pretzels and a growler (64 ounces) of any Rock Bottom beer.
We perused the brew list, and it sounds like Three Pepper Ale might pack a punch. Pun intended!
Buyers will also get a chance to predict the winner of the match. If you choose correctly, you can redeem your card for a free entree from May 3-9.
Meantime, you can read here about Pacman fever sweeping the Filipino community in the Bay Area.
Mountain Dew moonshine??
Add this to the "what were they thinking?" file, occupied earlier this week by Budweiser's appalling "removing 'no' from your vocabulary for the night" campaign. That one was abandoned after Twitter and other social media exploded with protests about Budweiser being "the proud sponsor of rape culture" and drunk driving.
By those standards, this is small potatoes. Or rather, small soda. But it's still disturbing to see Mountain Dew, the caffeinated fave for so many teens, marketing its newest beverage with moonshine. The ad (check it out below) is set in the Tennessee backwoods where "rebels" are making barrels of "rebel spirits," loading bottles into a vintage pickup and then driving away as the driver tips back a cold one. The original Mountain Dew, we're told, was made just like that and now, Mtn Dew DEWshine is "available legally for the first time."
We weren't the only ones confused about whether there's alcohol in DEWshine. (We asked. There isn't.) Numerous commenters on the YouTube post asked the same question. "It may not be alcoholic, but they're trying to capitalize on that alcoholic vibe," John Jenkins commented. Yes, they are. With a drinking driver, yet. Thoughts? Share them below.
Counter Culture opening West Coast roastery
You might think the Bay Area, birthplace of such legendary java names as Peet's, Graffeo, Peerless, Mr. Espresso, Blue Bottle and Philz, couldn't possibly have room for another biggie.
But the folks at Counter Culture Coffee think otherwise. The independent roaster, founded 20 years ago in North Carolina, is planting its first flag on the West Coast.
Counter Culture doesn't sell cups of coffee to the public; instead, this Emeryville facility will be a roastery and barista training center that will supply restaurants and host free public tastings (10 a.m. Fridays).
We haven't tried their coffee yet, but we are impressed by their "coal to Newcastle" success. In the coffee capital of Seattle, the highly acclaimed Canlis restaurant for years served only Starbucks' Casi Cielo blend. Now the brews there come from … Counter Culture.
You can sample the coffee at an open house 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on opening day, Saturday, April 25, at the new Counter Culture facility, 1329 64th St.
Legendary Napa Valley vintner Joseph Phelps dies
The wine world is mourning the passing of an icon. Napa Valley vintner Joseph Phelps, 87, died Wednesday.
Born in 1927, Phelps did not come from a wine family. He joined his father's construction business in Colorado in the mid-1950s, after a tour of duty with the Navy in Korea. But Phelps developed a taste for wine and began collecting it at a young age. After opening a branch of the family business in San Francisco in 1966, he began to visit wine country and soon had projects going in Napa and Sonoma.
He founded Joseph Phelps Vineyards in 1973 on the site of a former cattle ranch. Walter Schug — who would later go on to open his own namesake winery — was the first winemaker.
Livermore Valley's winning wines
On Wednesday, April 8 a team of 20 judges at Casa Real swirled, sniffed, sipped and spit their way through 79 of Livermore Valley's finest wines to select the best of the best for Livermore Valley Uncorked! The panel of judges – wine buyers, sommeliers, chefs and wine writers – included our colleague Mary Orlin (who did indeed spit) and were tasked with choosing wines in categories such as "Other White," "Cabernet Franc," and "Red Blend."
Tasting that many wines is truly a tough job, taking five hours to properly assess them. All bottles were under wraps in brown paper bags, poured by volunteers from the Tri-Valley Conservancy, sponsors of the event.
Top honors for "Best in Show" and "Best White & Best Other White" went to the 2013 The Whip by Murietta's Well, a blend of semillion, chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, viognier, orange muscat, gewürztraminer and riesling. The "Best Red" and "Best Petite Sirah" award went to the 2010 Petite Sirah by Pat Paulsen. The 2009 "DePorted" Port by Boa Ventura de Caires won for "Best Dessert" wine. Congratulations to all winners! Click here for a complete list.
Bay Area Wine: Urban wineries' passport weekend
You don't have to travel to Napa or Livermore vineyards for a wine country experience. Urban wineries are springing up everywhere these days, from Oakland to Castro Valley. You can check them all out during the East Bay Vintners' annual "Passport to East Bay's Urban Wine Country" next month.
Some 14 wineries – including several not usually open to the public – in Berkeley, Alameda, Oakland and Castro Valley will kick off Passport the weekend of May 2-3 from noon to 5 p.m. Look for special tastings, food and wine pairings, live music and more. Passport ticket holders get complimentary tasting at the participating wineries throughout the month of May.
Tickets ($60, or $10 for designated drivers) can be purchased online.
Daring (food and wine) pairings in Santa Cruz
Who says you have to drink white wine with fish and red wine with meat these days? Culinary students at Cabrillo Community College in Aptos will get creative and mix it up for the "Dare to Pair" bites they whip up to go with wines from Surf City Vintners in Santa Cruz.
In the sixth annual "Dare to Pair" competition, student chefs will team up with 12 wineries. They have a full lineup of judges on hand, but you can be a judge, too, and vote for your favorite pairing in the People's Choice Award. Just walk around, sample and sip.
The winning teams will be announced at an after-party at Santa Cruz's Equinox, with live music from Depot Dog Band.
"Dare to Pair" is a fundraiser for Cabrillo Community College's culinary arts programs, and it all goes down from noon to 3 p.m. April 26 at Surf City Vintners. The after-party runs from 3 to 5 p.m. Tickets ($60) available at www.daretopair.org and www.surfcityvintners.com.


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Please note: this business is now closed; nycgo.com keeps record of many old and closed venues. The one and only Elaine's—yes, where Woody Allen's character dines in the classic film Manhattan—can still pack the crowds, from neighborhood locals to the loyal celebrity clientele, including Woody himself. Fill up on Italian dishes, like spaghetti squash vegetable marinara or sautéed calf's liver Veneziano, while watching Elaine herself work the crowd.


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Noah Radford of Space Syntax gave an interesting presentation on the possible future of "spimes", objects like bricks that are given self-awareness in space and time (hence, spime) and what such objects might mean for future planning and design.
This article is a video presentation hosted by RUDI (Resource for Design Information) from April 29th, 2008 in London. Follow the link below to view the video.
Thanks to Noah Raford
I can't be the only one watching this video who reels at the notion of smart transistors giving space, time, and who knows what other information from every brick and fence post.
Furthermore, the brick has been one of the most environmentally friendly of human inventions for nearly 9,000 years (not ONE thousand as the speaker states). Why introduce what amounts to embedded e-waste and unnecessary radio wave diffusion?
Only when all other tools and methods of making better cities are exhausted would I entertain the thought of "spime". Let the "poor grad students" count people by hand!
There are countless well-loved and livable places that got to their present state through time, care, and good design without the aid of big brother and talking bricks.


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Professors embedded among leftist faculties are doing worse than reporters embedded with U.S. troops. The experience of seeing that Iraqi soldiers brutalize prisoners of war, hold their own civilians hostage and shoot at reporters may also help some journalists to overcome their liberal presuppositions. Newsweek's Scott Johnson produced one of the liveliest Iraq stories so far after he headed out on his own with a photographer and came under fire, only to be rescued by an American convoy. His article ended: "I'm basically embedded now. I don't have much chance of going independent again and, to be honest, I don't know if I want to."
The Vietnam War parallels that pessimists are beginning to employ may be accurate in one respect. That war was part of a far larger war against communism that lasted for 45 years, from 1946, when the Iron Curtain descended across Europe, to 1991, when the Soviet Union disintegrated. The war against terrorism is likely to last as long, and only God knows whether it will be successful.
We talk a lot about Iraqi morale, but much depends on what media presentations do to American morale. The big broadcast surprise so far is that CBS overall seems to be doing a decent job, and one far superior to carping ABC and NBC. Unsurprisingly, Fox has generally given positive stories about the American war effort, CNN and NPR negative ones, and Arab media lying ones.