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In these three imaginative stories, Jan Andrews introduces us to Quebec's traditional folktale hero, Ti-Jean. He's an endearing character who is both wise and foolish, and though he does find himself in hard situations (often of his own making), in the end, he somehow manages to do what needs to be done. In "Ti-Jean and the Princess of
In these three imaginative stories, Jan Andrews introduces us to Quebec's traditional folktale hero, Ti-Jean. He's an endearing character who is both wise and foolish, and though he does find himself in hard situations (often of his own making), in the end, he somehow manages to do what needs to be done. In "Ti-Jean and the Princess of Tomboso" he eventually outwits a greedy princess; in "Ti-Jean the Marble Player" he gets the best of a pint-sized scoundrel; and in "How Ti-Jean Became a Fiddler" he turns the tables on a too-clever-for-her-own-good seigneur's daughter, and finds true love in the process.
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"Il était une fois..." French Canada's version of beanstalk-climbing Jack gets a rare outing in three tales refashioned from old sources by a veteran storyteller. Preserving the lightest touch of a French inflection—"Cric, crac, / Parli, parlons, parlo. / If you won't listen, / Out you go"—Andrews sets her naïve but teachable everylad up against a trio of opponents. There is a grasping princess who tricks him out of a magic belt, moneybag and trumpet; a murderous little man who sets him on numerous impossible tasks after beating him at marbles; and a harsh seigneur who insists on chucking his intellectual daughter's suitors into the dungeon when they prove to be less clever than she. Thanks to hard work, a little magic and a winning way with the ladies, Ti-Jean ultimately comes out on top in each episode while never allowing lasting harm to come to anyone and is ever magnanimous in victory. Illustrated with frequent scribbly, lighthearted ink-and-wash scenes and vignettes, these stories read with equal ease silently or aloud and offer a winning introduction to a universal folk character. Equally charming is the source note, in which Andrews describes the origins of the tales and how she worked with them. "Sac-à-tabac, / Sac-à-tabi. / The story's ended, / C'est fini." (Folktales. 9-11)
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Saturated Fat 1.4 g7.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 25.7 mg8.6%
Sodium 541.6 mg22.6%
Total Carbohydrates 14 g4.8%
Dietary Fiber 2.8 g11.4%
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Protein 11 g22.2%
Vitamin A 7.8% Vitamin C 63%
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She's the Program Coordinator and Visiting Scholar in Dance at Eastfield College, the Director of University of Texas at Arlington's Dance Ensemble, a guest choreographer for Dallas Neo-Classical Ballet, and a dancer at Contemporary Ballet Dallas and the Big Rig Dance Collective. Phew! Such is the life of Danielle Georgiou.
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She founded Danielle Georgiou Dance Group, or DGDG for short, after performing a piece at the National Performance Network's annual conference in 2010. It was called "Roam," and featured a dance video matched to live dancers, working together as partners on identical choreography. Teatro Dallas' artistic director Cora Cardona saw the piece at NPN and commissioned a two-week run. At that point, Georgiou needed to give her cohort a name.
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Long time reader on DU and liberal/progressive. Up until recently I have not posted a lot. But I am very concerned about the situation in Ukraine and the people there. Liberals need to understand what is really happening, because Ukrainians are in a very dangerous situation and the geopolitical thing (US/Russia) is actually distracting from the realities that Ukrainians are facing on the ground there. So I have been posting a fair amount about that situation.
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The Democratic Convention Is Highlighting the Difference Between Electoral and Movement Politics
Elected officials operate within the parameters of possibility. Movement politics is about redefining those parameters.
By Bruce Shapiro
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Going into the next few days, heres a meditation for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders voters alike: Please take 10 minutes to ponder the difference between electoral politics and movement politics. On the convention floor in Philadelphia theyre being conflated, by both sides in the Democratic family argument and by too many reporters.
Begin with FDRs famous maxim: OK, youve convinced me. Now go out and put pressure on me. What FDR understood: Elected officials, even the best and most principled, operate within the parameters of possibility that they discern in their constituency. In that sense, elected officialsand American presidents most of allare the end of the political digestive system. Electoral politics is usually the last place change gets felt. Even a sympathetic, justice-minded president is only likely to speed reform when backed by a powerful grassroots campaign, as Lyndon Johnson did with the Civil Rights Act and Barack Obama did with marriage equality.
And a reactionary president can halt or reverse decades of progress if theres a gutted vacuum where a vital movement used to be, as Ronald Reagan understood better than anyone.
Movement politics, on the other hand, is about reshaping and redefining those parameters. Moving the goalposts. Its not only cynicism that has moved Hillary Rodham Clinton to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and embrace a vice-presidential candidate who is far to the left of the Bill Clinton legacy on most issues. Its her awarenesstoo slow to dawn, perhaps, but awareness nonethelessthat after a generation of free-trade bills and Wall Street deregulation and prison expansion, the terms of debate have changed. Thank you, Bernie.
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Delegates Are Using the Convention to Make the TPP Politically Unacceptable
A clear line has been drawn at the corporate-friendly trade deal during this year's convention.
By John Nichols
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Delegates hold antiTrans-Pacific Partnership signs during the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, July 27, 2016. (Reuters / Scott Audette)
PhiladelphiaWhen President Obama looked out across a packed hall at the Democratic National Convention Wednesday night, he could not have missed the large square signs opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership. They could be seen throughout the sprawling arena. In the Texas delegation and the Oregon delegation, in the Washington delegation and the Wisconsin delegation, delegates waved signs showing the letters TPP circled and with a red line slashed through them.
Mid-way through the presidents well-received address to the convention, delegates in a stand directly opposite the stage unfurled a sign that read: TPP Kills Democracy. And right up front, wearing his Stop TPP T-shirt, stickers and pins, was retired lawyer Stephen Spitz from Falls Church, Virginia.
I wanted to make sure that he saw that Democrats do not want him to submit the TPP in the lame-duck session of Congress after the election, said Spitz, the End Corporate Rule coordinator for the group Progressive Democrats of America.
Many of the people holding up the anti-TPP signs cheered when the president spoke of addressing inequality and injustice. Some attached their various anti-TPP signsmany of them produced by the National Nurses United unionto blue-and-white signs that read Obama, which were distributed by party officials and filled the hall for the presidents address.
The TPP is where the line has been drawn at this convention.
Even before delegates gathered in Philadelphia, platform drafters wrangled over the issuefinally settling on a strongly worded statement declaring that trade agreements must not undermine democratic decision making through special privileges and private courts for corporations, and trade negotiations must be transparent and inclusive. Democrats priority is to significantly strengthen enforcement of existing trade rules and strengthen the tools we have, including by holding countries accountable on currency manipulation and significantly expanding enforcement resources. Outlining labor, environment and currency-manipulation standards, and calling for streamlined and effective enforcement mechanisms that protect workers and the environment, the amendment insisted that These are standards all Democrats believe should be applied to all trade agreements, including the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio on July 21, 2016. (Reuters / Mark Kauzlarich)
In their zeal to prevent Donald Trump from becoming presidenta goal we sharerepresentative voices of the liberal establishment have joined with the forces of neoconservatism to engage in what can only be described as McCarthyist rhetoric. This magazine, which has a long and proud history of standing up to the worst excesses of McCarthyism, repudiates this unwelcome echo of the past. Let us recall that McCarthyism impugned the loyalty of American citizens by accusing them of allegiance to the Soviet Union. This political defamationoften a joint undertaking of Congress and the mediasuppressed democratic debate over alternative policies and ideas, and in the process destroyed lives by stigmatizing those whose views were deemed insufficiently loyal to Cold Warera orthodoxies. The overall effect was to poison, chill, and censor the political discourse of the nation.
To adopt the pernicious language of McCarthyism is to turn our backs on the best traditions of our country.
While Trump himself has hardly been damaged by todays revival of McCarthyism, the same cannot be said for our national debate. Over the past month alone, establishment voices like Franklin Foer, Paul Krugman, Jeffrey Goldberg, Josh Marshall, and Jonathan Chait, among others, have Kremlin-baited Trump in lieu of reasoned argument and factual critique. On July 21, The Atlantics Goldberg informed readers that The Republican nominee for president, Donald J. Trump, has chosen this week to unmask himself as a de facto agent of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Krugman followed this up on July 22 by asking in The New York Times: If elected, would Donald Trump be Vladimir Putins man in the White House? Krugman then answered his own baseless question: Mr. Trump would, in office, actually follow a pro-Putin foreign policy, at the expense of Americas allies and her own self-interest.
The idea that Trump is some kind of Manchurian candidate first took root thanks to a mistranslation of a remark by Putin, which was misconstrued as high praise for Trump by the mediaand by Trump himself. To be sure, the GOP candidate has suggested that he may pursue a policy of détente with Russia. He also, in our view wisely, threw out a reckless plank in the Republican platform that pledged to further arm Kiev. But Trump is only following the lead of the current administration. Should we assert seditious links between President Obamas policy and the Kremlin?
This neo-McCarthyism now threatens to derail a vital debate over the substance of the 20,000-plus e-mails, made public by WikiLeaks on July 22, that reveal the purportedly neutral Democratic National Committees derision and contempt for Senator Bernie Sanderss campaignas well as several aborted attempts to tip the scales against him. While the FBI has launched an investigation, as of press time, nobody has conclusively proven who hacked into the DNCs network, much less demonstrated what their motives were. But that didnt stop Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook from appearing on CNN on July 24 to allege that Russia was behind the hack. Sources are saying the Russians are releasing these e-mails for the purpose of actually helping Donald Trump, said Mook. To no ones great surprise, he neglected to tell CNN who his sources were. Nevertheless, liberal-media elites have joined with the Clinton campaign in promoting the narrative of a devious Russian cyber-attack, which Fairness and Accuracy in Reportings Adam Johnson correctly points out is being used to outweigh the damning substance of the leak itself.
Posted by newthinking | Wed Jul 27, 2016, 11:03 PM (6 replies)
Misunderstanding Russia and Russians - Observations from a former diplomat
This is a must read for anyone that wants to get a better understanding of modern Russia.
Ann is highly qualified to write about the region:
Ann Wright served 29 years in the US Army/Army Reserves and retired as a Colonel. She also served 16 years as a US diplomat in US Embassies in Nicaragua, Grenada, Somalia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Sierra Leone, Micronesia, Afghanistan and Mongolia. She resigned from the U.S. government in March 2003 in opposition to President Bushs war on Iraq. She is the co-author of Dissent: Voices of Conscience.
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Ive just ended two weeks visiting cities in four regions of Russia. The questions that were asked over and over were: Why does America hate us? Why do you demonize us? Most would add a caveat I like American people and I think YOU like us individually but why does the American government hate our government?
This article is a composite of the comments made and questions asked to our 20-person delegation and to me as an individual. I do not attempt to defend the views but offer them as an insight into the thinking of many of the persons with whom we came into contact in meetings and on the streets.
Russian kids attending a youth camp called Artek in Crimea. (Photo by Ann Wright)
New Russia Looks Like You
The United States worked hard to make the Soviet Union collapse, and it did. You wanted to remake Russia like the United States a democratic, capitalist country in which your companies could make money and you have done that.
After 25 years, we are a new nation much different from the Soviet Union. The Russian Federation has created laws that have allowed a large private business class to emerge. Our cities now look like your cities. We have Burger King, McDonalds, Subway, Starbucks and malls filled with a huge number of totally Russian business ventures for the middle class.
We have chain stores with merchandise and food, similar to Wal-Mart and Target. We have exclusive stores with top-of-the-line clothing and cosmetics for the richer. We drive new (and older) cars now just like you do. We have massive rush hour traffic jams in our cities, just like you do. We have extensive, safe, inexpensive metros in all of our major cities, just like you have. When you fly across our country, it looks just like yours, with forests, farm fields, rivers and lakes only bigger, many time zones bigger.
Most people on buses and in the metro are looking at our mobile phones with internet, just like you do. We have a smart youth population that is computer literate and most of whom speak several languages.
Posted by newthinking | Wed Jul 6, 2016, 10:34 PM (5 replies)
Hacked Emails Reveal NATO General Plotting Against Obama on Russia Policy
Source: The Intercept
RETIRED U.S. AIR FORCE Gen. Philip Breedlove, until recently the supreme commander of NATO forces in Europe, plotted in private to overcome President Barack Obamas reluctance to escalate military tensions with Russia over the war in Ukraine in 2014, according to apparently hacked emails from Breedloves Gmail account that were posted on a new website called DC Leaks.
Obama defied political pressure from hawks in Congress and the military to provide lethal assistance to the Ukrainian government, fearing that doing so would increase the bloodshed and provide Russian President Vladimir Putin with the justification for deeper incursions into the country.
Breedlove, during briefings to Congress, notably contradicted the Obama administration regarding the situation in Ukraine, leading to news stories about conflict between the general and Obama.
But the leaked emails provide an even more dramatic picture of the intense back-channel lobbying for the Obama administration to begin a proxy war with Russia in Ukraine.
In a series of messages in 2014, Breedlove sought meetings with former Secretary of State Colin Powell, asking for advice on how to pressure the Obama administration to take a more aggressive posture toward Russia.
Read more: https://theintercept.com/2016/07/01/nato-general-emails/
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Posted by newthinking | Fri Jul 1, 2016, 01:56 PM (31 replies)
How Neoliberalisms Moral Order Feeds Fraud and Corruption
Corporate fraud is not just present, but is widespread in many neoliberalised economies of both income-rich and income-poor countries. Volkswagens emissions cheating scandal is perhaps the most recent and most startling example, but the automobile industry is only one of many sectors, including banking and the arms industry, where scandals have become commonplace. Certain practices and norms that many people in the global North considered shocking only a while ago have become routine in public life.
The financial industry, whether in the US, UK, or Germany, has become characterised for years now by extensive and escalating fraud. Arguably, bankers have never been as unpopular as they are right now. It is not difficult to see why. The most vulnerable in society have suffered the most as a result of public sector cuts in western Europe. You can draw a straight line between these cuts and the post-2008 bank bailouts and market-saving interventionism of governments.
One interesting indicator of the strength of popular censure aimed at the bankers can be found on the front pages of some traditionally right-wing newspapers; newspapers that hardly have a track record of critiquing capitalism.
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Posted by newthinking | Fri Jun 24, 2016, 04:50 PM (6 replies)
The Slow Death of the Syria Cease-Fire Brings a Hybrid War With Russia Closer
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BEIRUT Gradually, the mist of ambiguity and confusion hanging over Syria is lifting a little. The landscape is sharpening into focus. With this improved visibility, we can view a little more clearly the course of action being prepared by Iran, Russia and the Syrian government.
Russia is emerging from an internal debate over whether the U.S. is truly interested in an entente or only in bloodying Russias nose. And what do we see? Skepticism. Russia is skeptical that NATOs new missile shield in Poland and Romania, plus military exercises right up near its border, are purely defensive actions.
Iran, meanwhile, is studying the entrails of the nuclear agreement. As one well-informed commentator put it to me, Iran is coldly lethal at the gloating in the U.S. at having put one over Iran. Because, while Iran has duly taken actions that preclude it from weaponizing its nuclear program, it will not now gain the financial normalization that it had expected under the agreement.
As Pat Lang, a former U.S. defense intelligence officer, wrote last week:
The Russians evidently thought they could make an honest deal with Kerry Obama. Well, they were wrong. The U.S. supported jihadis associated with ... merely pocketed the truce as an opportunity to re-fit, re-supply and re-position forces. The U.S. must have been complicit in this ruse. Perhaps the Russians have learned from this experience.
Posted by newthinking | Wed Jun 22, 2016, 01:59 AM (0 replies)
The Real News - Media Propaganda and Engineered Consent
Excellent interview with Mark Crispen Miller (Mark Crispin Miller is professor of media studies at New York University) discussing how potent, prevalent, and artful media propaganda has become since the Bush administration. Definitely a must see.
Posted by newthinking | Thu Jun 16, 2016, 01:29 PM (7 replies)
The RealNews: U.S. Might be Sleepwalking into a Doomsday Scenario
Posted by newthinking | Tue Jun 14, 2016, 12:12 AM (10 replies)
Ukraine Declares War on Journalism
Source: New York Times
KIEV, Ukraine In July 2014, I went to Donetsk, a separatist-controlled region in eastern Ukraine, to cover the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. It was a dangerous place at the time. The Ukrainian military and the rebels were shelling each other, and temperamental men with Kalashnikovs who had been known to kidnap journalists were everywhere.
Like many foreign reporters, I was there to relay what was happening to the remains of the downed flights 298 passengers and crew members. Before I went to the crash site, I obtained accreditation from the separatists. This did not guarantee that I would be safe, but it was the only way to get past the armed checkpoints.
Now Ukraine has labeled me an accomplice in terrorism.
On May 7, the website Mirotvorets (Peacemaker), courtesy of anonymous hackers, published part of the separatists accreditation records. My name, email address and phone number were among those of more than 4,000 journalists, including freelancers like me, as well as correspondents from this newspaper, Reuters, the BBC and other outlets. We were collectively labeled terrorist collaborators for gaining accreditation from the separatists. The lists publishers claimed not to know what the consequences would be of releasing this information, but it seemed clear that the intent was to encourage people to take action against the journalists on their own.
Anton Gerashchenko, a member of Ukraines Parliament and an adviser to the Ministry of Interior, praised the publication of the list and called for journalists to assist Ukraine in its information war with Russia. Condemnation of the list followed from organizations including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe and the Committee to Protect Journalists. Ukraines ombudsman called for the website to be blocked. As criticism built, the people running Mirotvorets said they would take their website offline and the Kiev prosecutors office began an investigation into whether or not those running the site had committed a crime.
Read more: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/01/opinion/ukraine-declares-war-on-journalism.html
Ukraine: journalists blacklisted
After the publication of a preliminary list of journalists who had been in Donbass,
two new lists have appeared online
On May 10, Mirotvorets, an Ukrainian website, published a list of all journalists who had worked in the separatist territories of the East during the last two years of war. A group of hackers, linked to an organization founded by Georgiy Tuka, former governor of the Luhansk region and current Deputy Minister for the "temporarily occupied territories," has stolen the journalists' names from the separatist authoritys database. New lists have been added in the past few days.
Continued: http://www.balcanicaucaso.org/eng/Areas/Ukraine/Ukraine-journalists-blacklisted-171341
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Our frequent commenter Kali asked us a few weeks back to come up with a list for her of 10 things she should eat in Atlanta before she deserts us for the Great North. She wrote:
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Burger at Holeman and Finch. Sorry Kali, I know you said no beef ... but I can't leave this off the list. The fast-food style burger shoulders its way up above all others for its purity of intention (to be a greasy burger) and components (house-made buns, pickles and ketchup, high-quality beef, etc.). The fact that it's only available after 10 p.m. makes it even more alluring.
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The funding will allow Ayon and Strickland to develop the fabrication processes and the theoretical and numeric models to design and build advanced materials for two types of nanosensors, ultimately creating new ways to conduct microbiological and molecular research.
Connect is a pilot seed grant program that stimulates inter-organizational research between UTSA and SwRI in advanced materials, chemistry and chemical engineering, energy, environment, security and manufacturing. Through Connect, UTSA and SwRI commit up to $100,000 to fund one or more proposals that involve a minimum of one principal investigator from each organization for research likely to lead to external funding.
"Though the Connect program, SwRI and UTSA have a tremendous potential to positively impact society by exploring ideas that could lead to long-term federal funding and eventual commercialization," said Robert Gracy, UTSA vice president for research. "We are eager to see the impact of this initial funding as Professor Ayon and Ms. Strickland pursue their research."
"We hope that the Connect program will help stimulate the transfer of new discoveries from basic research conducted at UTSA into applied research at SwRI resulting in new and useful technologies for society," said Walter D. Downing, SwRI executive vice president. "The key is finding technologies that are of interest to the faculty and staff of our organizations and also meet the future needs of society."
The UTSA Interactive Technology Experience Center camps are for curious youth who are interested in STEM and related topics. This week, campers will study environmental science, robotics and computer science.
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Celebrate cherry blossoms in Waimea
The 20th Waimea Cherry Blossom Heritage Festival will be staged on Feb. 2, and remember its past with an anniversary exhibit, entertainment by some of the festival's first performers and a commemoration of its founders.
For two decades, the free community festival has showcased the 60-year-old cherry trees planted at Church Row Park and the Japanese tradition of viewing them — hanami.
The event, held annually on the first Saturday of February, includes a variety of activities from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at venues throughout Waimea. Look for pink banners identifying site locations.
Activities will stretch from the Parker Ranch Historic Homes on Mamalahoa Highway 190, on the Kona end of town, to the Hawaiian Homesteads Farmers Market on Highway 19, on the Hilo side of Waimea.
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We say: The use of torture and its promotion by U.S. government personnel is an indelible stain upon the nation's conscience. It will not wash off.
We say: Now that the Vatican has decided that the women are worthy of praise, it is appropriate to ask: "What was that about?"
We say: Francis is making moves -- a change in culture, personnel to support the reform and new structures, policies and procedures to make it work.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Marrakech hotel in Gueliz, near Jamaa el Fna
Located in Gueliz, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Grand Poste Gueliz and Palais des Congres. Jamaa el Fna and Majorelle Garden are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. In addition to an outdoor pool, Moroccan House Hotel Marrakech provides a steam room and a children's pool. This Marrakech hotel also offers a terrace, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities.
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newsBest parking is at 600 River Street, at the Mexican American Cultural Center metered lot, one block east of the boathouse. More parking options can be seen on our "Hours & Rates" map.
First-timers and experienced paddlers are invited out to kayak or Standup Paddleboard on Lady Bird Lake in Downtown Austin. It's a great time to be on the water where it feels just a few degrees cooler! A driver's license is needed for each boat but you don't need a reservation. Our Hours and Rates can be found on the Hours and Rates page.
Does a Guided Tour interest you? Friday mornings we host a Downtown Tour and Congress Avenue Bat Tours repeat on Friday and Saturday evenings. Reserve a tour boat by following our "Book It" button below:


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