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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Hours before a critical debate, Republicans held a tent revival. Literally.
While the Secret Service swept the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in preparation for this evening's five-man conversation, Ralph Reed drew South Carolina voters to a massive, heated tent across the street where they could listen to each candidate perform his own warm-up.
There was no sawdust floor, no sweaty bouts of testifyin'. Just an unchallengeable, standing room-only demonstration that, six years after a calamitous run for lieutenant governor in Georgia, Reed is back in the center of Republican presidential politics.
Prosperity gospel was in vogue. With a few loud – perhaps accidental — bars of "Money, Money, Money," the revival opened with a video address from Donald Trump, who declared that the world "is laughing at the stupidity of our leaders. They're absolutely taking us to the cleaners."
To South Carolina primary voters, Trump said, "You must choose the right person." But Trump didn't say who it was.
Reed followed, and throughout the event detailed his plan to build an organization every bit as influential as the old Christian Coalition – if not more so. Reed promised a Faith and Freedom operation in "every key battle ground state," and an effort to search out and register 17 million inactive evangelicals. Come Election Day in November, his group plans to contact 27 million like-minded voters seven to 12 times.
The Faith and Freedom Coalition is an attempt to unite evangelicals with tea partyists, but religiosity had the upper hand on Monday afternoon. When Reed asked tea party adherents to raise their hands, only a quarter of the audience did so.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry was the first candidate to speak. It was a rambling address that touched on God and country, his father's exploits as a B-17 tail-gunner during World War II, and his record in Texas. As would all the other non-Romneys, Perry included as a major topic the matter of authenticity.
"If you really want to know how a man is going to perform in the future, look at his past," Perry said. He accused Democrats of attempting to "whitewash the public square of all spiritual values. "Somebody's values are going to get legislated. The question is this: whose values are going to get legislated?" the governor said.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley was the next celebrity, there to introduce Mitt Romney, now the man to beat. "I want so much to have someone who has nothing to do with the chaos in Washington. I saw this man fix broken companies," Haley said – an unspoken defense of Romney's years at Bain Capital.
Coming to the stage, Romney was the only candidate to acknowledge that this was Martin Luther King Day. "I think he's a great man and I appreciate his service to our country and our Constitution," he said.
Romney trotted out familiar lines – that he was there to collect on President Barack Obama's promise of improved times. He recited the lyrics of "America the Beautiful" – again. No mention of Jon Huntsman's endorsement. And no mention of any other candidates – just Obama.
"His path on jobs is kind of hard to figure out," Romney said. The country, he added, needs someone who "understands on how to create jobs because he's had a job, and I have." In past speeches, Romney has directly said that he has created jobs. This is a subtle change.
Perhaps with Huntsman, the former U.S. ambassador to China, out of the race, Romney also felt free to boost his anti-abortion credentials by accusing Vice President Joe Biden of acquiescing to China's one-child policy during a recent trip to Asia. "The next president of the United States should stand up for the sanctity of life in this country and anywhere else in the world," Romney said.
Romney was one of only two candidates to have two advocates speak for them during the afternoon. Jay Sekulow of metro Atlanta, who heads a Christian legal defense organization, was a Romney supporter in '08.
"We share a compassion for the Jewish state," Sekulow said. "Who are we to dictate to the Israelis what their borders should be when they were the ones attacked in 1967?"
Sekulow was followed by Jeff Ballabon, a Jewish activist from New York, who cut loose a pair of zingers – but made no endorsement. "We need a president who understands that Iranians building nukes are worse than Jews building homes in Jerusalem," he said. "America needs a president with the spine to confront Iran."
It was a close call, but Rick Santorum may have generated the strongest reaction from those gathered under the tent. Santorum explained why he, a Catholic, was once named by Time magazine as one of the nation's top evangelical leaders.
"I was the only non-pastor on that list," he reminded the audience. "They called me the point man."
Politics isn't about subtlety. Santorum spoke of "core convictions." He asked the crowd to examine the beliefs of each candidate. "Is it because of what they really believe in their heart…or is it because they happen to be running in a Republican primary with conservative voters," he said.
Santorum asked the South Carolina voters not to concentrate on picking the man who would eventually be the nominee. "It's not about winning or not winning. It's about how you want to win. Do you want to win by being just a little better? Or do you want to win with a mandate, as Reagan did, reminding each and every American of who we are."
"I didn't run for president to be the most powerful person in the world. I'm running for president to make you the most powerful people in the world," he said.
Santorum alluded to Romney's health care overhaul in Massachusetts. "This race should be, must be, two visions of stark contrast. We can't have someone who gives that issue away."
He rattled off the names of all four of his opponents. "Only one did not support the Wall Street bailout. Me. Clear lines, sharp contrast," he said.
Ron Paul was next, and warned of the dangers of democracy run amuck. "It wastes and then exhausts, and then it murders itself," he said. Paul compared himself to the Prophet Isaiah in the Old Testament, searching for a "remnant" of true believers.
"We need to look into the morality and constitutionality of our monetary system. The Bible is very clear only gold and silver can be used as legal tender," he said.
Newt Gingrich was last, and late. U.S. Rep. Trent Franks, R-Ariz., gave a preliminary introduction, addressing Gingrich's debating skills. "He will eat Mr. Obama's cookies and all accoutrements thereto," Franks said.
Reed actually preceded Gingrich, but was forced to stretch things out. Only a day before, Reed had given Santorum an effusive introduction, and had promised to do the same for Gingrich.
"[Gingrich] made a huge difference in our values. We would not be where we are, as a conservative movement, were it not for people like Newt Gingrich," Reed said, declaring that the former U.S. House speaker had presided over the "greatest renaissance of conservative values since Ronald Reagan."
Gingrich was pleased – and got straight to the point. "Unless a conservative wins Saturday, we're going to wind up with a moderate nominee who will have a very difficult time defeating Barack Obama. You need a candidate who is far enough to the right so that all the attacks fall into the empty space in between," Gingrich said.
Republicans need "somebody who has believed what they believe for more than three or four years and not be confused," he said. Gingrich drew murmurs from the audience when he criticized Romney for the inclusion of abortion funding in the Massachusetts health care plan. And drew blood again when he said that Massachusetts, "ranked 47th in job creation because he kept raising taxes." After each jab, Gingrich quickly moved to Obama – linking the two.
As the audience exited the tent, volunteers engaged in the South Carolina tradition of handing out anonymous smear sheets. One promoted Gingrich as "the best candidate to stop a one-world government." Another attacked Romney: "If you've been laid off, you've already met Mitt Romney."
- By Jim Galloway, Political Insider
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January 16th, 2012
8:01 pm
Jim, you do a decent job relaying facts but your attempts at being funny are pathetic.
January 16th, 2012
8:07 pm
There's nothing funny about insuring these goons never step foot in the White House. If they do, we will return to being the laughing stock of planet earth that Bush II made us.
January 16th, 2012
8:14 pm
a good groupe religious men gently,constructively debating the weakness of each other,and of our President.
January 16th, 2012
8:16 pm
Last time Ralph Reed has a list, he used it to charge the Indians based on the number of names.
Now he is compiling another list. Who is he planning to charge again?
January 16th, 2012
8:19 pm
Wow, @BRW, goons??? Real constructive. Wonder who your supporting….
January 16th, 2012
8:23 pm
We (Galloway knows who we are)got rid of Reed last time, and hell NO we aint fergot. (sic)
January 16th, 2012
8:27 pm
Don't hurt yourself too much trying to figure it out Rich…. Yes, goons…… Now say something nasty about YOUR PRESIDENT.
January 16th, 2012
8:55 pm
I would not say something nasty about the president but I certainly don't think he has done a good job. In fact I think he is a failure on a scale unseen since Jimmy Carter was president. Obama has spent an astonishing amount of money, polarized the country, jammed an unwanted health care program down our throats and embarassed America abroad. It's not nasty to say he has failed but he has most cetainly done that.
January 16th, 2012
8:55 pm
They had big tent because it's a big circus. Circus Jerkus. Lots and lots of kkklowns.
January 16th, 2012
8:58 pm
Romney thinks King was a great man!
Well, that's mighty white of Master Mitt!
January 16th, 2012
8:59 pm
Rich, I agree that "goons" is inappropriate – idiots, smucks, wingnuts, crackpots, evildoers, wingnuts, radical reactionaries, etc is a better fit. These guys don't have the cohones to be goons.
January 16th, 2012
9:03 pm
"Faith & Freedom Coalition?" Really? Put these christian taliban in charge and you'll have no more freedom than you would under muslim taliban.
"With a few loud – perhaps accidental — bars of "Money, Money, Money," the revival opened with a video address from Donald Trump," Really? Aren't these the people Jesus threw out of the temple? Didn't he warn us about the evils of mammon, that you cannot serve God and mammon? It should be clear who ralph reed's cronies and those under this revival tent serve, and it ain't Jesus Christ.
Christ has vomited by now listening to this war-mongering, mammon worshiping, bunch of haters trying to out-jesus one another with their sanctimony, using his name to justify denying health care to the poor, bombing other human beings, and reveling in their prowess to turn people out of a job and their homes.
What is risible is their constant wailing and bewilderment as to why 'christians' are so despised.
January 16th, 2012
9:04 pm
Hard to post tonight – filters are working overtime.
January 16th, 2012
9:07 pm
Gingrich's statement (filters won't allow it to be posted) needing a candidate who is far enough to the right is nonsensical since the election will turn on winning the middle. If the conservatives stay home – they simply get 4 more years of policies they detest.
January 16th, 2012
9:14 pm
Ralph Reed, at it again suckering people under the guise of religion so his organisations can make money.
January 16th, 2012
11:57 pm
These must have been the same group that boo'd the Golden Rule tonight.
Best tweet of the night,
SCDebate crowd booed Mexicans, peace, theGoldenRule and not urinating on dead Muslims!? Remind me never to go to SC! I mean, Really!?
January 17th, 2012
12:15 am
did they burn a cross?
January 17th, 2012
12:19 am
Ralph Reed doesn't pray, he preys…on ignorance. A direct Reed quote:
"I do guerrilla warfare. I paint my face and travel at night. You don't know it's over until you're in a body bag."
Anyone who believes anything that comes out of this man's mouth indicates a significant knowledge deficit…easy prey for morally corrupt bottom feeders.
January 17th, 2012
1:00 am
As the price of solar and wind technology continues to drop to more affordable levels, and as energy-efficient buildings become more popular, "green" industries will grow even more rapidly in the future hence more get a degree from High Speed Universities for your
January 17th, 2012
4:59 am
[...] Atlanta Journal Constitution [...]
January 17th, 2012
5:55 am
So regardless of whether the wider culture calls for acrobats to garb themselves in formal dress or for performers to break-dance to hip-hop beats, people will still come to see risible clowns, incredible animals, and daring performers because the circus remains the only place in Georgia, and the world, where all of these things come together with such thrilling and happy results.
—The Big Tent: The Traveling Circus in Georgia, by Gregory J. Renoff
January 17th, 2012
5:58 am
This many pirates haven't been seen on the coast of South Carolina since the 17th Century.
January 17th, 2012
6:06 am
Why should Liberals say anything "nasty" about the current President? They worn themselves out on the last one, even though most of what they said about that one was true. Besides, the Dixiecrat do enough to last at least three generations.
January 17th, 2012
6:10 am
Just think, the policies that Dixiecrats detest have very little to do with keeping this country on a positive economic, domestic and international track.
January 17th, 2012
6:12 am
[...] Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) [...]
January 17th, 2012
6:46 am
Ralph Reed comes slithering his way back into politics, manipulating and weaseling his nose into our government. Why didn't he go to jail the last go round? Why isn't there some way to prevent people like him reentering the lobbyist arena like there is for hedge fund managers and stockbrokers? Don't lobbyists have to have licenses? Without the religious right soaking up the snake oil this POS spews out, we wouldn't be in such a bad place right now,IMO.
January 17th, 2012
6:53 am
love newt's phrasing of obama as foodstamp prez….whose policies/administration led to the biggest recession since depression? if mccain won, he'd be biggest foodstamp prez unless he did not care about the masses who lost jobs, homes and equity….republican blow
January 17th, 2012
7:29 am
Centrist, I'm sorry that you were filtered – free speech should reign
FINALLY – a republican candidate who is honest about taxes: Ron Paul proposes 0% tax bracket for the 1%; but at least he doesn't want to do that and increase defense spending
And any Newt or Santorum fan please answer this: President Reagan was run out of the Middle East after the Marine Barracks bombing; how is that a projection of strength?
January 17th, 2012
7:52 am
@ DeborahinAthens
"Why didn't he go to jail the last go round?"
The answer is Karl Christian Rove, a self professed atheist; "I'm not fortunate enough to be a person of faith."
Karl saw the value of Reed as a trojan horse who could easily penetrate and manipulate the religious
right, and pulled the strings necessary to keep him out of jail.
January 17th, 2012
8:03 am
Mr. Reed is not the issue today. It should be: trade deficits started under President Reagan and supported by Mr. Gingrich & his globalist cronies have virtually bankrupted America costing millions of jobs.
January 17th, 2012
8:14 am
George, only union jobs so it is ok
January 17th, 2012
8:17 am
[...] for GOP primaryExaminer.comRomney Doubles Down on ImmigrationFox NewsLos Angeles Times -Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) -Washington Postall 3,627 news [...]
January 17th, 2012
8:18 am
What a selection of oxymorons…
I don't know what is better, 'republican leadership' or 'Myrtle Beach Convention Center'.
January 17th, 2012
8:19 am
I would say something nasty about him, but his record speaks for itself.
January 17th, 2012
8:21 am
I know it's early by why hasn't anyone come out to play?
Why would anyone vote for Mitt when he says he may release his tax returns in April, after he is the presumptive nominee?
Why won't Mitt release them now if there is nothing in them?
Who could believe a dedicated flip flopper that he will release them in April?
January 17th, 2012
8:22 am
donald trump is a few years late…
The world WAS laughing at what passed for American Leadership from 2001-2008.
They're not laughing any more.
January 17th, 2012
8:24 am
If reed put this on, why didn't abramoff speak?
January 17th, 2012
8:44 am
Ralph Reed revival? Next thing you know Jack Abramoff will be flying the whole bunch off to Scotland for golf and to talk about casino concessions for the tribes. Too bad Tom Delay isn't around to enjoy all this, but who knows? The way things are going he could end up being Newt or Mitt's vice presidential nominee.
January 17th, 2012
8:45 am
Ralphey Reed???—gag!! Only the hopelessly stupid can not see that big phony for what he is.
January 17th, 2012
9:17 am
To bring up an old Clinton phrase, "are you better off now than you were 4 years ago?" Most would answer no, and that's why the sitting President loses in November. Everything else is pandering and hot air.
January 17th, 2012
9:27 am
"Come Election Day in November, his (Reed's) group plans to contact 27 million like-minded voters seven to 12 times."
This is not a very impressive number to me. In 2008 129 million people voted for Obama or McCain.
And if the majority of the 27 million are in the southern tier of states Obama is going to lose anyway, what has been accompolished? Fundraising?
January 17th, 2012
10:29 am
Just what the GOP needs, Ralphie Reed leading a revival of the Christian Coalition. These folks are killing any chance of seeing a true fiscal conservative being elected. They care about only one thing, saving embryos (maybe two things, embryos and making sure homosexuals never attain recognition as normal citizens).
Ralph is a hypocrite seeking only to enrich himself and these morons flock back to him, credit cards at the ready. As Ron White says, you just can't fix stupid!
January 17th, 2012
10:30 am
I see you start off with a slur about "Tent Revival". You secular progressives have problems with any thing Christian. Don't be afraid, we Christians will not hurt you.
January 17th, 2012
10:34 am
I wish we got this kind of OBJECTIVE analysis, when Galloway analyzed the record of our Blamer in Chief.
January 17th, 2012
8:59 pm
Sanitorum and Perry are fading….Romney will win in S.C and Fla. He is the only candidate that will stand toe-to-toe with the incumbent. I can't believe I supported Ralph Reed. I can't believe some of the evangelicals are supporting Newt. His secrets are no secret. Newt is enjoying spending the $3M plus wind-fall given him by a casino owner/gambler. He has hit the panic button and is causing controversay where ever he goes. Paul is a RINO, a liberatarian and too old.
January 17th, 2012
9:02 pm
Santorum and Perry are both fading…
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Letterman Bullies "Twilight" Star
Do you agree?
Kristin Stewart, the star of the highly anticipated "Twilight" movie, was on "Late Show with David Letterman" last night. Maybe it's the mom in us, but it feels like Letterman was mocking the budding actress unfairly. Shouldn't she be receiving accolades instead of insults for being so humble and down-to-earth? Take a look and let us know what you think.
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lee November 21, 2008, 4:15 PM
l love letterman. he reminds me of an old friend. i do not think that he was being mean.
Jon November 21, 2008, 5:33 PM
Letterman is just be funny, he actually seemed a bit sweet to be honest.
rjl November 23, 2008, 10:45 PM
he wasnt mean at all…the conversation seemed natural. She was sweet and genuine. He was just curious. Let it be.

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Less than two years ago, Daniel and Katy Moore gave their toddler son, River, a dose of strawberry-flavored Children's Tylenol for a fever. Within a half hour, River was spitting up blood. By the following day, he was dead. The Moore's Tylenol came from a batch that the company had recalled earlier in the spring. But the Moores are suing the makers of Children's Tylenol, Johnson & Johnson, partly because they feel like the warning issued about the contamination was "inadequate."
As a parent I think it's absolutely crucial that companies ensure the safety of children's medications, especially. Every medicine recall sends a chill up my spine as I scramble to remember what's in our medicine chest and when the last time I administered anything is. I don't love hearing news of lawsuits, but I'm hoping this lawsuit sends a clear message: Parents need to be able to trust children's medications.
Will it work, or will the lawsuit divert J&J's attention and resources to a fight in court? Just to put this all into context, there have been two dozen recalls of Johnson & Johnson products since 2009 and the company came under investigation after it paid another company to secretly buy up defective Motrin packets from stores. The factory that made the contaminated Tylenol (and other recalled products) has been closed down. So there's that.
Obviously at this point I know I should be Googling other companies that produce medications to see what their records look like -- but I'm afraid to look! Meanwhile, life goes on. Just yesterday I gave my son some store-brand acetaminophen for a sore neck. Store brand! Is that less safe than brand-name? Or does it matter? Dare I find out?
We parents have a lot to worry about as it is. Could we have some guaranteed safe meds? Please? Obviously we should keep an ear out for those recall announcements (frequently posted here on The Stir!) and check our own medications when we hear about them. But the burden shouldn't rest entirely on us. Nothing could ever replace the Moore's son, but I hope their lawsuit brings some closure in their lives and leads to safe meds for all of us.
Are you ever nervous about giving your child medications, or do you usually feel safe about them?
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How would you expect ANYTHING to be "guaranteed safe"? This isn't Lala-land.
I dont see how they could claim that the recall was not well advertised... my daughter was around her first birthday at the time and I remember the recall, and threw out some tylenol and had a HARD time finding generics, actually had to get it from behind the counter at the pharmacy for a good lenght of time...
Anyway, my guess is that they will get a settlement outside of court.
I remember that. It was well publicised. The parent's should take some blame for this. I agree with some of the other posters.
Really Mandago? I haven't had cable in almost 10 years and I heard about it. They were willfully ignorant. They most certainly didn't deserve to lose their child, but it isn't the responsibility of Tylenol either.
i didnt know about the tylenol recall. i knew about the motrin


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An Irishman living in Sweden. This will mostly be about geocaching.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Some interesting caches wile out in Änggårdsbergen. It was my first time caching in a long time and it felt good to be back. It was getting dark towards the end of the day so we were power-caching by the end of the day.
Some more pictures from geocaching in Bohuslän, Sweden
Went on a small trip around Bohuslän and on the way back stopped in Fjällbacka. To get this cache we had through a ravine in the small mountain near the back of the town. Eventually walking along the side of the mountain we got a great view of Fjällbacka and the archipelago. http://coord.info/GCJ5MX
Geocaching North of Gothenburg
It was a beautiful sunny day (a rare event in Sweden) so a quick bit of geocaching was a must before heading to the beach.
The lego store in Copenhagen, Denmark
Geocaching in Copenhagen Denmark.
Goecaching near Skatås, Gothenburg http://coord.info/GC3AXQJ
Winter Caching near Lerum, Sweden http://coord.info/GC44K6R
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YAKIMA, WA - The Yakama Nation is moving to ban marijuana in all 10 counties of its ancestral lands, covering one-fifth of Washington state's land mass.
Following the state's legalization of recreational pot, the tribe has already banned marijuana on its 1.2 million acre reservation near Yakima.
Under the Yakama Treaty of 1855 with the federal government, the tribe was allowed to maintain fishing, hunting and food-gathering rights on more than 12 million acres of its historic lands that were ceded to the United States.
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I'm not sure anyone can top my annoying moment. After having spent, I dunno, an eternity in Storm Peaks trying to find that ever elusive drake I gave up only to go back a few days later to do the polar bear quest and there he was flying along the canyon at Bors Breath.
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Two men were arrested Sunday in connection to Go Big Blue Liquor armed robbery Thursday night.
Cody R. Baker, 20, of 1060 River Road in Lawrenceburg, and Dathen K. Spaulding, 21, of 1013 Northwood Loop in Lawrenceburg, were both charged with first degree robbery for allegedly robbing the Go Big Blue Liquor, located at 1260 Fox Creek Road, around 10 p.m. Thursday.
When Donald Keeling lost his rental home in an electrical fire, he wasn't thinking about seeking out the American Red Cross, but they sought him out.
Keeling lived at a rental property on Fairview Road for 14 years. He was cooking breakfast on the morning of July 1 when he smelled something burning. He checked and saw his living room was ablaze. He attempted to put water on the fire, but quickly realized it was beyond his control and he had to get out.
The journey started with only a tiny bit of fanfare in Anderson County. If the dream comes true, it will make it all the way to Nashville.
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"My first performance was at Western School," Rayna Warford says with a big smile. "I was five years old and it was a talent contest. I was the youngest contestant there, but I won."
A Fairview Christian Church project of more than two years to honor deceased veterans recently came to fruition.
Wayne Darnell, a Fairview Christian Church member, places flags on all of the veterans' graves at the church's cemetery.
He looked at the dates on the graves and noticed there were several veterans with no mention of their military service.
Darnell got the church behind his mission to make sure every veteran was honored for his or her service.
The Anderson County Fire Department responded to a structural fire in the 1700 block of Fairview Road around 8:45 a.m. Tuesday of last week.
The fire caused extensive damage to the structure and all of the occupant Don Keeling's belongings. Several Anderson County firefighters were checked by EMS for dehydration and heat exhaustion. None of the firefighters required transport to the hospital.
Kim Brown is not one to look a gift horse in the mouth.
A couple of years ago, the 57-year-old diabetic was between a rock and a hard place. She needed frequent blood tests to get medication but couldn't afford the tests that cost around $1,500 per month.
Her health had deteriorated to the point that she was in constant pain.
While reading The Anderson News one day, she found information about what would become her salvation - the Anderson County Community Medical Clinic, a free service to qualifying patients.
Jeff Waldridge, paranormal investigator and owner of the Lawrenceburg Ghost Walk, says benevolent spirits attached to the house, possibly even Thomas B. Ripy himself, haunts the Ripya mansion.
Waldridge, a lifelong Lawrenceburg resident, has been working on the Lawrenceburg Ghost Walk for about 3 years, compiling research through microfilm at the Anderson Public Library, Kentucky Historical Society documents and The Anderson News clippings from the 1900s.
The end product fuses history with the paranormal to give tourists a memorable experience.
The city, county and Anderson County Chamber of Commerce worked together to draft new sign ordinances designed to be more explicit and easier to follow.
The sign ordinance draft was presented at an Anderson County Fiscal Court meeting Tuesday of last week.
The new proposed sign ordinances outline each sign and gives a glossary of definitions for popular signage from an abandoned sign to a window sign.
Anderson County Fiscal Court appointed new members to the Anderson County Tourism Commission Tuesday of last week.
Fiscal court appointed Brad Barfield of Hunter's Grill, Pam Brough, president of the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, Stewart Gritton, who has a long history of working on fair boards, Todd Hyatt of the Lawrenceburg Best Western, Megan Hoskins of the Lawrenceburg Best Western, Nicki Bryant of the Wild Turkey distillery and George Leamon, executive director of the Lawrenceburg-Anderson County Economic Development Authority.
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Anderson Primary Care officially closed its doors Friday.
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Anderson Primary Care, owned by Lu Anne Wallace and Ann Giles, was one of the only medical care facilities that took Medicaid, leaving many Medicaid patients with no place to seek treatment locally.
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Barcelona Australia's sprint relay team rallies around a heartbroken Alicia Coutts.
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Debrechen, Hungary Swimming's glamour German couple Paul Biedermann and his girlfriend Britta Steffen have taken gold and silver medals at the European Championships.
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Todd Balym Libby Trickett will move to Sydney later this year to join world record holder Eamon Sullivan and his coach Grant Stoelwinder at the Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre.
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Drew Cratchley Swim star Libby Trickett says she's frustrated by the controversy over new-age swimsuits, believing athletes should swim in what they feel comfortable with.
Australian women shine in Santa Clara
Australia's Cate Campbell set a US Open record of 53.30sec in winning the women's 100m freestyle at the Santa Clara International Grand Prix swimming meet.
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Terry O'Connor Australia's Olympic swimming team may include a swag of world record holders but nobody is willing to make gold medal predictions just yet.
German turns 100m heat up on Trickett
Germany's Britta Steffen has turned the heat up on Libby Trickett before the Beijing Olympics by producing the second fastest 100m freestyle time in history.
Trickett breaks 50m freestyle world mark
By Tom Wald Sprint machine Libby Trickett has set herself up for a haul of gold medals at the Beijing Olympics after becoming the world's fastest woman in the pool.
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Libby Trickett has smashed the world record in the 100m freestyle at the Olympic trials on Thursday night.
Trickett, Sullivan set pool alight
By Todd Balym & Tom Wald Australian sprint stars Eamon Sullivan and Libby Trickett reclaimed their crowns as the fastest swimmers in the world.
Trickett suffering from bronchitis
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A Study of High Accuracy High Derivative Formulas for the Numerical Integration of Stiff Equations
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Different methods have been designed to solve systems of ordinary differential equations which avoid the restriction on step size imposed by the stability requirements alone and may be severe when the conventional numerical methods are used in solving stiff systems. This area requires further study which will lead to the development of new methods which are suitable for solving stiff equations and at the same time have high order of accuracy.
In this investigation, classes of multistep formulas using high derivations are studied and searched for the existence of high order stiffly stable formulas, and of better stability region formulas. Stiffly stable formulas of order as to 14 were found in this search and better stability regions have been obtained by varying the choice of arbitrary coefficients to control the stability characteristics.
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Whether or not March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb, why not read about these animals? Here are some suggestions for young readers:
-- In Barbara Brenner's easy reader, "Lion and Lamb Step Out," two friends share adventures.
-- When Louise Fatio's "The Happy Lion" leaves the zoo, he wonders why everyone runs from him.
-- Don Freeman's "Dandelion" discovers the importance of being oneself.
-- Michelle Knudsen's "Library Lion" makes himself at home in the local library.
-- The nearsighted heroine of Thomas McKean's humorous "Hooray for Grandma Jo!" entertains a lion, mistaking him for her grandson.
-- African folk tales include Jana Carson's "The Mighty Little Lion Hunter" and Nancy Raines Day's "The Lion's Whiskers," in which an Ethiopian woman gains the necessary patience to win her stepson's love by trying to get a lion's whiskers.
-- In folk-tale style, Mwenye Hadithi's "Lazy Lion" "explains" why lions don't have homes.
-- Fables include Gail Herman's "The Lion and the Mouse" (for beginning readers) and Jerry Pinkney's "The Lion and the Mouse" (wordless), plus Dennis Nolan's "Androcles and the Lion."
-- In James Daugherty's "Andy and the Lion," a contemporary version of the last, a boy befriends a circus lion.
-- Read the true story of a cub raised in London and released in Kenya in Justin Richardson's "Christian, the Hugging Lion" and Anthony Bourke's "Christian the Lion" (picture books) and Bourke's "Christian the Lion" (for intermediate readers).
-- Teens might like Joy Adamson's "Born Free," the true story of a lioness, and Bourke's "A Lion Called Christian."
-- Cathy Hapka's "A Lion's Pride" (photo essay) and Elizabeth Carney's "Everything Big Cats" (for older readers) tell about lions in the wild.
-- A lamb outwits a predator in Verna Aardema's Mexican folk tale, "Borreguita and the Coyote."
-- In Rob Lewis' "Friska, the Sheep That Was Too Small," the flock ridicules Friska -- until she saves their lives!
-- Nancy Shaw's "Sheep Out to Eat" enjoy the grass outside the restaurant more than the food served inside.
-- A funny mix-up befalls the woolly characters in Jocelyn Wild's "Florence and Eric Take the Cake."
-- Sing the text to "Mary Had a Little Lamb" with versions illustrated by Tomie de Paola, Mary Ann Hoberman, and Iza Trapani.
-- Picture books about shepherds and sheep include Debi Gliori's "The Snow Lambs," Martin Hall's "Charlie and Tess," Gail Carson Levine's "Betsy Who Cried Wolf," plus Kim Lewis' "Floss" and "Shepherd Boy." A pig herds sheep in Dick King-Smith's novel "Babe."
-- Picture books featuring sheep and their wool include Terri Sloat's rhyming "Farmer Brown Shears His Sheep" and Barbara Brooks Wallace's "Argyle," in which a sheep turns different colors, depending on its food.
-- True stories include Judy Dunn's photo essay "Little Lamb" and James Herriot's "Smudge, the Little Lost Lamb."
-- Enjoy Katy Hall's "Sheepish Riddles."
For other book titles, search the automated catalog at libraries and at rivershare.polarislibrary.com on computers for "lions" and "sheep." Browse numbers 599.757 (lions) and 636.3 (sheep).
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Andrea Bargnani tallies 18 as Raptors hold off short-handed Wizards
TORONTO -- Although Washington's best defensive stretch in nearly 10 years hasn't led to a leap up the standings, the long-suffering Wizards believe it's an indicator of better days ahead.
Andrea Bargnani scored 18 points, Jose Calderon and DeMar DeRozan each had 15 and the Toronto Raptors beat Washington 99-92 Sunday night, their fifth straight home victory over the Wizards.
"I thought our guys fought hard being short-handed the way we were, we just couldn't get over the hump," said Wizards coach Randy Wittman, whose team was without starters Nene and Trevor Booker, both sidelined with left foot injuries.
Washington held its opponent below 100 points for the ninth consecutive game, something the Wizards hadn't done since Nov. 30-Dec. 17, 2002. Still, improved defense hasn't been enough for Washington, which is 2-7 in that stretch.
"You want the victories to come but time will tell with that," said Wizards guard John Wall, who had 13 points and 11 assists. "You've just got to be patient. Just know that you're working on your game and getting better and everything will work out fine."
Veteran guard Roger Mason Jr., who scored seven of his 12 points in the fourth quarter, said he's been telling his young teammates to keep working hard, even if the payoff isn't immediate.
"We know that positive momentum this year can have a lot to do with your success next year," Mason said. "We're taking these games very seriously. It's a challenge for us to see where we're at now. Every team that we play, they all have some kind of comment to say this is a much better team. That's no consolation when you lose but we definitely know we're going in the right direction."
Kevin Seraphin scored a career-high 16 points for the Wizards, who were trying to win back-to-back games for just the second time this season. Washington's only two-game winning streak came with victories at Detroit on Feb. 12 and at Portland on Feb. 14.
Jordan Crawford scored 18 points, Chris Singleton fouled out with 15, and Jan Vesely had 10 for the Wizards.
"It's definitely going in a good direction," Crawford said. "Coach Wittman is doing a great job of just keeping us focused. Even though it's a losing season he's done a good job of keeping us focused. I think we've got a lot of pieces and that we can win a lot of ball games in the future."
The present, however, isn't so rosy for Washington, which has lost 11 of 14 and 18 of 23.
"It's tough but the hope is the guys remember this feeling, remember what it's like when teams are trying to kill you and stomp on you and know that you've got to keep working to change it around," Mason Jr. said.
Amir Johnson scored 10 points and James Johnson, Gary Forbes and Alan Anderson each had nine for the Raptors, who never trailed.
Up by 10 to start the fourth quarter, Toronto increased its lead to a game-high 15 points -- 80-65 -- on two free throws by Bargnani with 8:11 left.
Washington pulled to 82-76 with an 11-2 run over the next 3:12, but a free throw by DeRozan and a jumper from Bargnani gave Toronto an 85-76 lead with 3:50 to go.
Seraphin's dunk brought the Wizards to 89-86 with 1:18 left but Amir Johnson's putback of DeRozan's missed jumper and two more free throws by Bargnani gave Toronto a seven-point lead with 51 seconds left.
"The follow-up tip dunk was huge," Raptors coach Dwane Casey said. "It was a great momentum play for us."
Wall converted a three-point play to cut it to four but DeRozan answered with a driving layup, giving the Raptors a 95-89 edge with 24 seconds remaining.
Bargnani scored eight points early as Toronto took a 9-1 lead but couldn't maintain the edge. Seraphin had six points for Washington and Mason Jr.'s jumper with 2 seconds left in the quarter cut it to 22-21 after one.
The Raptors pulled away again in the second, taking a 43-34 lead on Amir Johnson's dunk with 2:46 left. Wall and Seraphin each scored four points as Washington closed the half with an 8-3 run, cutting it to 46-42 at the intermission.
DeRozan scored 10 points in the third and Alan Anderson's jumper at the buzzer gave the Raptors a 71-61 lead heading to the fourth.
Game notes
Wittman said both Nene and Booker are improving but there is no timetable for their return. "They both felt better today than yesterday," Wittman said. ... Toronto and Washington split their four-game season series for the second straight year. ... Calderon finished with eight assists, ending a run of five straight games with at least 10. ... Toronto outrebounded Washington 43-31. ... All five Wizards starters reached double figures in scoring for the first time this season. ... The Raptors wore camouflage uniforms to honor the Canadian military, the third of four times this season they'll wear them.
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Team Stat Comparison
|34-71 (.479)
|37-77 (.481)
|8-20 (.400)
|4-17 (.235)
|16-20 (.800)
|21-23 (.913)
|Rebounds (Offensive-Total)
|Fast Break Points
|Fouls (Tech/Flagrant)
|22 (1/0)
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|Largest Lead
Top Performers
Game Leaders
|J. Crawford 18
|A. Bargnani 18
|C. Singleton 8
|A. Bargnani 8
|J. Wall 11
|J. Calderon 8
|K. Seraphin 1
|A. Bargnani 3
|R. Mason Jr. 2
|J. Johnson 2
|Team rosters: Washington | Toronto
Next 5 Games
|04/02 MIL 7:00pm
04/04 IND 7:00pm
04/05 @DET 7:30pm
04/06 @NJ 7:30pm
04/09 @CHA 7:00pm
|04/03 CHA 7:00pm
04/04 @PHI 7:00pm
04/06 CLE 7:30pm
04/08 @OKC 7:00pm
04/09 @IND 7:00pm
|Complete Schedule: Washington | Toronto
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Chronic otitis media (COM) is a condition of the ear that is defined as a long-standing perforation (hole) of the ear drum or the presence of cholesteatoma (skin-lined cyst).
A perforation may occur as a result of trauma (such as poking a stick in the ear or from a slap on the auricle) or from ear infection. A perforation may also occur if there is incomplete healing of the ear drum after a tympanostomy tube has extruded. The perforation may be present with drainage from the ear and/or conductive hearing loss. Infections associated with ear perforations are treated with topical ear drops and/or oral antibiotics. If a perforation does not heal after 4-6 months, surgical repair with tympanoplasty is recommended.
A cholesteatoma is a skin-lined sac that forms when skin from the external ear canal enters the middle ear space. This cyst is usually associated with a perforation or it can form as a result of recurrent acute ear infections or chronic middle ear effusion.
Occasionally, cholesteatomas are congenital, which means, they form in the middle ear before the child is born. As the cholesteatoma enlarges, it can lead to complications such as erosion of the middle bones (ossicles), mastoiditis (infection of the mastoid), inner ear damage or irritation of the facial nerve (nerve that controls movement of the face). Surgical removal of cholesteatoma with tympanoplasty and/or mastoidectomy is recommended to prevent these complications.
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War is an American funk band from California, known for the hit songs "Low Rider", "Spill the Wine", "The Cisco Kid", "The World Is a Ghetto", and "Why Can't We Be Friends?". Formed in 1969, War was a musical crossover band which fused elements of rock, funk, jazz, Latin, rhythm and blues, and reggae.
"War Live" is the first live album by funk group War, recorded during a four-night engagement at Chicago's High Chapparral club and released on United Artists Records. Originally issued as a double LP.
The album contains "Ballero" which was previously unreleased. Many of the songs appear in extended versions, two of them filling an LP side apiece.
One single was taken from the album: "Ballero" / "Slippin' Into Darkness" (both heavily edited for single release), which charted at #33 on the USA pop chart, and #17 on the R&B singles charts. The album sold 1.5 million copies.
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Envying Mel Gibson
- Monday, February 23, 2004
Evangelical Christians are so excited about "The Passion of the Christ" they're almost selling popcorn in the vestibule.
They're definitely screening church-tailored clips of the movie in the sanctuary. My church has already shown two promotional trailers. Like many other church groups, our youth and their parents plan to attend the movie and invite non-Christian friends.
With the current media uproar about the movie, millions of curious folks will go see it whether they're invited or not.
I think that's great. It's about time there was some national buzz about something actually worth seeing. And this movie's explicit depiction of Jesus' final hours should add to its power.
Back in high school, my Christian friends helped lead me to faith in Jesus by taking me to see "The Exorcist." It wasn't their only evangelistic strategy, but it helped seal the deal. That film, the scariest ever made in my opinion, shocked me into confronting the reality of supernatural good and evil in the world -- which in turn helped nudge me into the arms of a holy and merciful God.
By faithfully illustrating the gospel, The "JESUS" film has done the same for tens of millions of seekers around the world, becoming one of the most effective evangelistic tools in church history.
Admit it, though, preachers: As you quietly toil over next Sunday's sermon, you must be envying Mel Gibson, at least a little bit. I sure do.
The guy's a major movie star, a big-time box-office draw. He's got the looks, but he can act, too. Sure, he hit it big with the mindless "Lethal Weapon" series, but he also made a good film version of "Hamlet" -- the ultimate dramatic challenge. He won an Oscar for directing himself in "Braveheart," the rousing historical epic about Scottish rebel William Wallace. And now, with "The Passion of the Christ," he could become one of the most influential gospel evangelists of our time -- almost overnight.
Some guys get all the breaks.
Breaks actually have little to do with it. Give Gibson the credit he deserves: He's talented, intelligent and passionate about his work. He earned the considerable clout he wields in Hollywood.
And now he's using it -- some would say risking it -- to tell the world about a Christ who loves the world so much He endured excruciating suffering for our sins.
We need more Mel Gibsons. As Andy Crouch notes in February's issue of Christianity Today, conservative believers used to ask, "Should we watch movies?" Later they asked, "What kind of movies should we watch?" Now, more and more are asking, "What kind of movies should we make?"
That last question is exactly the right one if we want to get the attention of our media-driven culture -- particularly of its younger inhabitants. Spiritual revolution depends at least in part on seizing the means of communication.
The Next Step
Getting attention is critical, but it's only a first step. That's where you faithful pastors re-enter the picture. People who sincerely choose to follow Christ as Lord after seeing Gibson's movie -- and evangelical leaders predict they will be legion -- eventually will visit your churches. The next step is up to you.
The Barna Research Group's latest study, about the new generation of pastors entering American pulpits, has mixed news on that front.
The number of Protestant pastors from the Baby Bust generation (ages 20-38) has doubled in only two years. They now account for more than 45,000 of the 324,000 senior pastors of American Protestant churches, according to the study.
"In a world where image is king and attention spans are declining, the research shows that young pastors are more likely to experiment with new approaches to teaching and preaching," says the Barna group. They more frequently use drama, movies, videos, DVDs, storytelling, art, music, interactive dialogue, lighting and creative arrangements of worship spaces to deliver messages and elicit response.
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Drug Delivery MSc
This programme was introduced in specific response to the requirements of the pharmaceutical industry for highly skilled, competent scientists capable of taking new, promising drug candidates and developing them into world-class medicines. The Drug Delivery MSc at UCL School of Pharmacy now attracts record numbers.
Mode of study
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What will I learn?
This programme provides education in the science of successful medicine design, development and manufacture and students acquire the key skills needed to pursue a career in industrial product development or a research career in the design of drug delivery systems. Particular emphasis is placed on developing research skills.
Why should I study this degree at UCL?
The research project, perhaps the most exciting aspect of this programme, now lasts seven months. During this period you will join the research of one of our world-leading academics, pursuing research that will advance the progress of contemporary medicine design.
Our close links with the UK pharma industry mean we can arrange careers days where you will have direct access to potential employers.
We have introduced elements to the programme which will provide evidence of continuing professional development and increase your employability. These include building a portfolio, and classes to develop your key skills in communication, calculations and IT.
Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits. The programme consists of two core modules (60 credits), optional modules (to a total of 60 credits) and a research dissertation (60 credits).
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All students undertake a research project which is the major component of this MSc programme and culminates in a written dissertation and oral presentation.
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The programme is delivered through a combination of lectures, tutorials and seminars as well as industrial visits. Assessment is through a combination of written examinations, coursework assignments and research project. You may be required to attend an oral examination.
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- where you would like to go professionally with your degree and how this programme meets these needs
Graduates of this programme progress on to careers in the various aspects of the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries including research, product development and manufacturing, clinical trials and regulatory affairs. Others pursue a PhD in the UK or overseas
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I'd love to have him on board obviously, but I too think it's smarter for him to go to CLE for the guaranteed $$$ they might throw his way, especially with the injury risk. A healthy Oden would be quite ideal for Miami, but again, there's a risk and should he get hurt at any point during any tenure here, he'd have missed out on a lot of money had he gone the other route. It's an interesting choice if you're Oden, but I know if I were in his shoes I'd head to Cleveland.
People don't understand that it's not about the money. Greg Oden just wants to make an impact. He stated that in an interview. Even though Oden is always injured, he can seriously play easy minutes for Miami. If utilized well, he can make a huge impact for 15 minutes. A couple of blocks, rebounds, and easy dunks. He had serious potential and one of the highest EFF rating during his time.
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Galesburg Trade Mission to Oman
February 24, 2014
Companies from Galesburg and western Illinois may help build a huge railroad project in the Middle East. This week a trade mission, organized by the city, is visiting the country of Oman.
Galesburg's Global Strategies Director, Gary Camarano, says the overall project is for a 40,000 kilometer rail line linking all the major countries in the region, including Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain. About 10 per cent of the line will be built in Oman.
"The Omanis have a shopping list and it's pretty much A to Z - anything that has to do with rairoads. From the rail bed - crushed stone, concrete, and aggregate - to track, sleepers, and railroad ties."
One member of the trade mission is Koppers which makes railroad ties and connectors, while another is Freight Car America which makes a variety of rail cars.
"And not only will direct exporters see business, but what we want to do is get other businesses in the Galesburg and west central Illinois region, involved in the supply chain. We've got a lot of metal fabricators that could make the parts that go into the final export."
Camarano and the trade mission travelled overseas Friday, and the week-long trade mission to Oman began Sunday. They'll tour the country and meet with government officials, the rail project managers, and the US ambassador.


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Ariana Grande – Break Free (Review)
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Beloved actor Robin Williams, best known globally for his long list of timeless and iconic roles, with Mrs Doubtfire (1993), Good Will Hunting (1997) and Disney's Aladdin (1992) to name just a few.
Pick of the Week: Colbie Caillat – Try
The ethereal songstress Colbie Caillat brings us her latest dreamy, summer single in the form of "Try", an anthem of acceptance, self-confidence and appreciating all forms of beauty. Hit the jump to read my review.
Pick of the Week: Chlöe Howl – Disappointed
The talented 19 year old BBC Sound of 2014 nominee, Chlöe Howl recently toured the UK and Europe as the supporting act for Ellie Goulding's energetic Halcyon Days Tour, that surely provided a huge spotlight for the up and coming artist. Hit the jump to read my review of her latest single "Disappointed".
Pick of the Week: Ariana Grande – Problem (ft. Iggy Azalea)
Her debut album "Yours Truly" gained an extremely fresh rating for me when it was released last year and the lead single, The Way, was a global hit. Now, Nickelodeon's teen queen has released the first track from her upcoming yet-to-be-titled album, but does it have the same spark as her previous efforts? Hit the jump below to find out!
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She's done it again. The insanely talented Aussie utilises both of her exceptional talents. songwriting and singing to create the utterly perfect song "Chandelier" making a dynamic fresh debut coming off of collaborative smash hits with David Guetta and Flo Rida. Hit the jump to see the video and more of my verdict:
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The biggest power couple in music, Beyoncé and Jay-Z (duh!) have revealed an action packed film trailer to promote their upcoming joint tour titled "On the Run". The star studded spectacle is almost 4 minutes long and features shots of a gun-wielding Sasha Fierce, strip-clubs (of course) and the dynamic duo robbing a bank. Take a look below:
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Everyone's favourite annual cheese-fest happened last night. Of course I'm talking about the Eurovision Song Contest, which brings qualifying countries in Europe together to sing their hearts out for the coveted honour of hosting next years event.
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