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Feds Arrest Adam Kokesh For Exercising His Right to Free Speech
Radio host Adam Kokesh was arrested Saturday in Philadelphia during a Smoke Down Prohibition rally. As witnessed in footage of the event filmed by fellow activists, Kokesh appears to have…
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Freedom Child – 2013 Peter Pan S. (G2)
Freedom Child assumed command shortly after the start and splashed clear to a rousing 13 ¼-length victory in Saturday's 59th running of the Grade 2, $200000…
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May 12, 2013 – Frontier League (FL) Florence Freedom FLORENCE, KY – The Florence Freedom, coming off a Frontier League championship series appearance in 2012, return to the field for the first time in 2013 this week when the regular season opens at University of Cincinnati Medical Center Stadium on Thursday.
The Freedom will host the River City Rascals, based out of O’Fallon, Missouri, in a three game series ending Saturday night. Fans coming to the ballpark can enjoy these great promotions and giveaways.
For Thursday, it’s only fitting that the newly named UCMC Stadium opens with UC Health presenting a UCMC Stadium rally towel to the first 2,000 fans through the gates. For collectors, the towel features the new stadium logo.
Opening night is also a Rewind 94.9 Thirsty Thursday with $1 beer, soda and ice cream sandwiches. Post-game music returns on Thursday nights with a concert by C.G.I. Acoustic Trio.
Friday, Rozzi fireworks light up the sky post-game on this Local 12 Fireworks Friday presented by CBTS. The night features two fan giveaways including a bicycle helmet to the first 500 kids courtesy of Bridges. The first 1,500 fans will also receive a 2013 Freedom magnet schedule thanks to ProSource.
Friday night’s promotions continue with it being “Faith Night”. Holmes High School basketball coach Jason Booher will share his inspiration testimony pre-game. During the game, pastors from area churches will compete in the “Faster Pastor Relay Race”, and post-game, a local youth praise band performs after the fireworks.
The series wraps up Saturday with a 92.5 Rockin’ Saturday presented by Joseph Subaru. Local favorite DV8 rocks the house post-game as kids get to play kick-ball on the field presented by Dominach’s Taekwondo Academy. The first 1,500 fans will also receive a 2013 magnet schedule courtesy of ProSource.
Also on Saturday, the Inflatamaniacs invade the ballpark to entertain the crowd thanks to Skyline Chili, the official chili of the Freedom.
Fans can enjoy tickets for as low as $8 by joining the Freedom’s online newsletter called the “eFlock”. Join the eFlock online at FlorenceFreedom.com.
Game time for Thursday and Friday is scheduled for 6:35pm. Saturday night’s start is slated for 6:05pm. Gates open to UCMC Stadium one hour prior to game time.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. –Roger Chapman and Jay Don Blake teamed to shoot an 11-under 61 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead in the Champions Tour’s Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf better-ball tournament.
Chapman and Blake were 17 under. The teams of Bernhard Langer-Tom Lehman, Brad Faxon-Jeff Sluman, Scott Hoch-Jim Gallagher Jr., CraigStadler-Kirk Triplett and Brad Faxon-Jeff Sluman were tied for second.
“The way it’s all bunched up, it’s all set up for somebody to shoot really low,” Lehman said. “Like a 60. Or a 59.”
The winning teams have shot a 10-under 62 or better in the final round each of the last four years.
Chapman and Blake bring a nothing-to-lose attitude into the finale. The two credited another of their Saturday playing partners, Peter Jacobsen, for their second-round run. Jacobsen, teaming with D.A. Weibring, birdied six of his first eight holes and created “momentum” for all four players in the group.
Chapman parlayed the positive vibes into six straight birdies to start the second nine. Blake added a birdie at No. 8, a par 3 and their 17th hole of the day, courtesy of a 40-foot bunker shot.
“We made the turn, and I just kind of wanted to get in the golf cart and watch Roger,” Blake said.
Chapman’s been worth watching for almost a year now. He won his senior tour debut last May in the Senior PGA Championship and won again two months later at the U.S. Senior Open. The 54-year-old Englishman made more money in 12 Champions Tour events in 2012, $1.02 million, than in the previous four years playing on the European senior circuit combined.
“He may not have won a whole lot, but he’s been a good player for a long time. He’s never been a slouch,” said Lehman, who along with Langer will play with Chapman and Blake in the final group. “He just maybe lacked that little something extra to get over the top. And I think he’s found it.”
Sam Snead and Gardner Dickinson won the inaugural event in 1978 at Onion Creek in Austin, Texas, sparking interest that led to the creation of the senior tour.
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Carrie Zundel, left, and Cheryl Thomas wave as their boat passes during the Shenanigans on the Lake regatta on Saturday. Lance Shearer/Citizen Correspondent
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Amanda Burkholder tends to her sailing during the Shenanigans on the Lake regatta. Lance Shearer/Citizen Correspondent
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Starter Bill Meisner signals the next race during the Shenanigans on the Lake regatta on Saturday. In the Adaptive Sailing Program at Sugden Regional Park, disabled sailors get to experience the freedom of sailing. Lance Shearer/Citizen Correspondent
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Racing sloops jockey for position rounding the buoy during the Shenanigans on the Lake regatta on Saturday. Lance Shearer/Citizen Correspondent
There is nothing like the freedom of sailing on the water, turning the power of the wind into forward motion, gliding along with the rudder and sheet alive in your hands.
Allowing the developmentally disabled to experience this feeling of independence and control is the impetus for Collier Countys Adaptive Sailing Program. Run by the countys Parks and Recreation Department in conjunction with the Freedom Waters Foundation, the initiative allows youths and adults, many with Downs syndrome and autism, the thrill of captaining their own ship, in a safe and supervised environment.
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HBO Special: Louis C.K. – Oh My God Tease
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Full Time Highlights Wales v England 16 March 2013
Wales v England rugby match, which took place at The Millennium Stadium on Saturday, March 16th 2013 in the RBS 6 Nations Championship. Subscribe to the chan…
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The search for a man missing off Sydney’s northern beaches has resumed.
The 23-year-old was swept out to sea at around 1.15pm (AEDT) on Saturday, at North Curl Curl beach.
A full search continued on Sunday morning but had to be scaled back because of poor weather conditions.
A police spokeswoman confirmed that the search would resume and the weather will once again determine the scale of the search.
In a separate incident, another 23-year-old man has died after being found unconscious near a blowhole at Warriewood, also on the northern beaches.
Several people were rescued from Sydney beaches on Saturday as rough surf battered the coastline.
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Beaches on Auckland's west coast reopened this afternoon following yesterday's fatal shark attack except Muriwai, which will remain closed until Saturday.Adam Strange, 46, was savaged by a shark, thought to be a 3.5m great white,…
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Vlog (February 23rd Day of Action)
HIckok45 is chatting again. Just a little pep talk mainly, as well as some information about 2nd Amendment rallies this Saturday, February 23. Day of Liberty: www.facebook.com
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Free Speech, Phase 1 – Clark College Jazz Ensemble
Performing at the Portland Jazz Festival on Saturday, Feb. 16th, 2013 – featuring David Floratos on tenor saxophone.
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A series of strong earthquakes struck off the Solomon Islands in rapid succession on Sunday, seismologists said, but no damage was reported and no tsunami warnings were issued.
The strongest of the three tremors, at 5:58 am (1858 GMT Saturday) had a magnitude of 6.1, with the other two each measuring 5.1, according to the US Geological Survey.
The quakes occurred within 30 minutes of one another at depths of 10 kilometres to 36 kilometres, some 600 kilometres (370 miles) from the Solomon Islands capital Honiara.
It was the fifth time in four days that an earthquake with a magnitude of over 6.0 has struck in the region.
On Saturday, Australian seismologists recorded a tremor measuring 6.6, followed by a series of smaller aftershocks. The US Geological Survey put it at 6.3, at a depth of 19 kilometres.
Two earlier tremors clocked in at 6.1, while another measured 6.4.
The Solomon Islands are part of the “Ring of Fire”, a zone of tectonic activity around the Pacific Ocean that is subject to earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
In 2007 a tsunami following an 8.1-magnitude earthquake killed at least 52 people in the Solomons and left thousands homeless.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe delivers a speech in front of the members of Japan Air Self-Defense Force in its Naha base, Okinawa, southern Japan, Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013. Prime Minister Abe called on Japan’s Self-Defense Forces on southern Japan on Saturday, saying the disputed islands in the East China Sea are under increasing threat. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) JAPAN OUT, MANDATORY CREDIT, NO LICENSING IN CHINA, HONG KONG, JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA AND FRANCE
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The soaring temperatures which hit Christchurch over the weekend are set to continue this week.
MetServiceduty forecasterPhilippa Murdochsaid a ridge was building over most of the country, bringing clear skies and warm weather to Christchurch.
“It’s going to be fine today. Tomorrow and Wednesday will be warm and sunny with some cloudy periods developing tomorrow evening,” she said.
“Today we’re expecting a high of 19 degrees, but tomorrow a high of 26 and a high of 29 degrees on Wednesday”.
However, the weather would take a turn on Thursday with a period of rain.”It will cool off a little bit and we are forecasting some showers.”
Murdoch was hopeful the wet spell would be over before next weekend.”It’s a little harder to forecast that far away, but at this stage it is looking like it will clear.”
The balmy weekend weather saw thousands at Christchurch beaches.
Met Service forecaster Ian Gall said some parts of the city exceeded 30 degrees on Saturday and yesterday the mercury rose to about 25C.
Winds reached about 65 kilometres per hour on Saturday, strong enough to be noticed but not strong enough to cause damage.
A Taylors Mistake Surf Life Saving spokeswoman said it had been “an awesome weekend”. At its busiest, more than 1500 people were on the beach.
Byline: Vital RNLI lifeguard safety patrols begin on North Yorkshire beaches Page Content: RNLI lifeguards are preparing to begin their vital safety patrols on North Yorkshire’s beaches this summer. A total of 22 lifeguards will patrol Scarborough’s North and South Bay beaches, Whitby beach and Filey beach throughout the 14-week summer season, which begins on Saturday, May 29. This is the second …
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Lifeguards are praising the behaviour of swimmers as the city’s beaches prove popular on hot summer days.
Hundreds of people again made their way to St Clair and St Kilda Beaches over the weekend, as temperatures topped 26degC on Saturday and yesterday. St Clair Surf Life Saving Club lifeguard Niam Chronican said St Clair was ”pretty crazy” by mid-afternoon on Saturday, as up to 300 people hit the beach and 50 swam in the water.
Despite that, swimmers were well behaved, following instructions and swimming between the flags, and no rescues had been recorded in recent days.
There had been only ”a few” minor preventive actions – lifeguards checking on swimmers or telling people to move – in that time, he said.
St Kilda staff reported a similar trend, as between 200 and 300 people visited the beach to enjoy the sunshine and a small, safe swell.
About 150 people visited St Clair yesterday. A southerly wind and rain cleared the beach at 3pm, lifeguard Steph Laughton said.
-chris.morris@odt.co.nz
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Eagles get 17 points from forward Brinkley Jolly in beating Park Hill South 44-36. By SAM McDOWELL The Kansas City Star
By SAM McDOWELL The Kansas City Star
Updated: 2012-12-30T06:09:08Z
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Park Hill South center Robert Lane (23) defended as Liberty North forward Brinkley Jolly (41) worked his way toward the basket during the Park Hill South and Liberty North Cardinal Division high school championship game at the American Family Insurance Holiday Classic at William Jewell College on Saturday.
Where some may have seen matchup problems, Liberty North forward Brinkley Jolly saw an opportunity.
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La Palma, 15th December 2012, (3).
At the summit of La Palma, which is 2426 m (7959 ft) above sea level, on Saturday 15th December 2012. La Palma is the most north-westerly of the Canary Islands. Three of the other Canary Islands are visible, from left to right they are: Tenerife, 81 miles (130 km), La Gomera, 57 miles (91 km) and El Hierro, 71 miles (115 km). The video was recorded on an iPad3 and edited in Windows Movie Maker.From:John PageViews:15 0ratingsTime:01:17More inTravel Events
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