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Last week, I was on a trip picking up my kids from my in-laws in Alabama. They spent part of their summer there and were ready to come home. I decided to stop in on some other Townsquare Media stations that have some new toys that we'll be getting soon. I went to Evansville, Ind., where I had a terrific tour guide, named Ben Davis. I won't give you the play-by-play of my radio tour, but he asked around lunch time, where I wanted to go. I thought a nice tasty chicken sandwich sounded good, but I asked a question, I often do when traveling. "This is my first time in Evansville, what restaurant serves something specific to this region and is found no place else?" Instantly, Ben said, "We're going to the Hilltop to have brains."
On The Road With Doug: Visiting Hermann, Missouri
My wife and I decided to go on the road to Hermann, Mo. It is probably known as the wine capital of Missouri and has some of the best German food and heritage around. Rather than planning things out, we just went with the flow. Sometimes the best laid plans are the ones not planned at all.
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At least 80 advertisers have reportedly dropped their ads from Glenn Beck's Fox News program since he called President Obama a "racist" who has a "deep-seated hatred for white people." Here are his February 18 sponsors, in the order they appeared:
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Washington Post, Newsweek, and ABC News commentator George Will is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at the CPAC 2010 presidential banquet tonight, bestowing the prestige of these media outlets on the conservative gathering. Here is a sampling of some of the things that have been said so far at CPAC events being televised by C-SPAN:
Further information on CPAC speaker Kevin McCullough is available here: Meet CPAC speaker, "XPAC" youth outreach leader and gay-hating bigot Kevin McCullough
From a February 18 post by the Washington Post's Stephen Lowman:
In this era of blog wildfires, one fast-moving flame can be quenched before it scorches the facts. First lady Michelle Obama did not stock the White House library with socialist books.
The only problem is the books Port photographed have been sitting in the library since 1963.
The library came into being during the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt. In 1961, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy asked Yale University librarian James T. Babb to oversee a committee that would select books for the library. In 1963, 1,780 were placed on the shelves.
"The White House library is a reference and recreational library for the use of the President, his family, and official staff," wrote Babb in the forward to "The White House Library: A Short Title List," a document from the White House Historical Association.
"It is intended to contain books which best represent the history and culture of the United States, works most essential for an understanding of our national experience. The collection has to be strictly limited because the attractive library on the ground floor of the White House has shelf space for only twenty-five hundred volumes. Authors, with few exceptions, are citizens of the United States; fiction and poetry by deceased writers only have been included."
"The American Socialist Movement, 1897-1912" by Ira Kinnis and "The Socialist Party of America" by David Shannon are included on that original list of books, along with books about the two national parties, communism and still others about socialism.
Babb told The New York Times in 1963 that there was "bound to be criticism" of the choices. "There will still be people telling us what should be in this library, but we'll just have to be adamant," he said.
It is impossible to know if the White House guide misspoke, or Port misheard.
"I guess if they have been in there since the 1960s then they have been there through several presidents," Port said when asked about the discovery. "All I said was that our tour guide told us they were chosen by the First Lady. I thought the books were interesting in the larger context, but now I guess it is what it is."
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From the February 18 edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto:
A front-page, above-the-fold February 18 Washington Post article -- carrying the print-edition headline "Growth hasn't hit payrolls a year into the stimulus effort" -- begins by asserting that "The giant economic stimulus package enacted a year ago has helped stabilize the economy but has not made much of a dent in the nation's vast unemployment," adding, "The Obama administration is acknowledging that its program of spending cuts and tax breaks has yet to ease joblessness."
But that's not what the rest of the article reported.
The paragraph immediately following the one asserting that "The Obama administration is acknowledging that its program of spending cuts and tax breaks has yet to ease joblessness" quotes President Obama as saying, "You can argue, rightly, that we haven't made as much progress as we need to make when it comes to spurring job creation." That is not an acknowledgment that the stimulus bill has "yet to ease joblessness" -- it's an admission that joblessness hasn't been eased enough, not that no progress has occurred.
This is followed a few paragraphs later by this statement: "Many economic analysts also agree with the administration's claims that the stimulus law has created or preserved 2 million jobs and that the number will total 3.5 million by the time the spending ultimately plays out."
If "many economic analysts" agree that the stimulus" has created or preserved 2 million jobs," doesn't that completely contradict the headline's claim that "growth hasn't hit payrolls a year into the stimulus effort"?
Further, as the Economic Policy Institute has pointed out, without the stimulus bill, the unemployment rate would be 11 percent, not the 9.7 percent it was in January, which would seem to be another contradiction of the headline.
Someone at the Post seems to have noted this, albeit belatedly. The headline of the online version of the article now reads "White House crafts jobs bill, a year into stimulus effort." That's much closer to the truth.
Meet Kevin McCullough.
McCullough wants to "hang" with students and under-30s attending CPAC. McCullough and Sharks in Venice star Stephen Baldwin have assembled something called the "XPAC" lounge, a.k.a. the "ultimate in cool." There, young folks can find "free food, films, games, and more" -- like meeting noted youth icon Brit Hume. According to McCullough and Baldwin, it'll be "GNARLY," which I understand to be one greater than tubular.
Speaking today at CPAC, McCullough told the audience that "saving freedom" from academia and government is the "greatest task" asked of a generation except "perhaps" the WWII generation, young conservative activists "will not sit at the back of the bus," and he's "not that terribly disturbed" that birther promoter J.D. Hayworth is challenging John McCain.
McCullough, a radio host and Townhall.com blogger, has apparently "been called the heir apparent to Dobson and Falwell" and "advocates for such shocking things as absolute truth." Indeed, "ultimate in cool" organizer McCullough has made a career out of bashing gays for their "perverse" lifestyle of "nihilism, narcissism and compulsive sexual addiction." A brief history:
This is the guy CPAC is using to reach students and young Americans?
Speaking as part of a panel at CPAC on how technology can "save freedom," RedState.com editor Erick Erickson made this observation:
You know Media Matters? The guys who can't get jobs anywhere else, they funnel them over to Media Matters. They subsidize them there. The left is all about subsidization of bad things.
A little while later we were introduced to another member of the panel -- Tucker Carlson, who hosted failed programs on CNN, PBS, and MSNBC before finally finding a home at Fox News.
Just sayin' is all...
At CPAC today, speaker and radio host Kevin McCullough told the crowd that he's "not that terribly disturbed that Mr. Hayworth is getting involved in Arizona." As both Talking Points Memo and National Review Online's Kathryn Lopez noted, the crowd appears to support former congressman J.D. Hayworth's primary bid against John McCain.
After losing his 2006 re-election bid, Hayworth became a relatively obscure radio host for Arizona's KFYI, where he "crudely pander[ed] to the prejudices and general insanity of his audience. Sometimes he makes fun of Hispanics by over-approximating a Spanish accent when pronouncing Hispanic names."
But Hayworth also become a hero to some conservative activists for his flirtations with and promotions of Birtherism:
Hayworth on Hardball: Obama "should come forward" with birth certificate. During the January 26 edition of MSNBC's Hardball, Hayworth responded to questions about Obama's birth certificate by stating that Obama "should come forward with the information" and asked, "Shouldn't we know exactly that anyone who wants to run for public office is a natural born citizen of the United States and is who they say they are?"
Birther advocate and WorldNetDaily editor and CEO Joseph Farah praised Hayworth's MSNBC appearance and endorsed him, writing: "McCain never bothered to ask Obama for proof. And that's why he lost the election. J.D. Hayworth won't make that mistake ... I want to see a real Republican take it. That real Republican is J.D. Hayworth."
Promotion of birther advocate Orly Taitz. As The Washington Independent's David Weigel has noted, Hayworth was an early booster of Orly Taitz, who the Orange County Weekly described as the "queen bee of people obsessed with Barack Obama's birth certificate." From Weigel's post:
Today he interviewed Orly Taitz, the luckless attorney for Maj. Stefan Cook, and gave her plenty of airtime to misinform about her latest court defeat. Audio of the interview is here.
Cook volunteered for duty in Afghanistan, then asked for a stay until the president proved that he was an American citizen, then acted surprised when his deployment was canceled. While Lt. Com. William Speaks, a spokesman for CentCom, has debunked Taitz's conspiracy theories about the court defeat-she has repeatedly and falsely claimed that the military cancelled the deployment because it couldn't authenticate the president's citizenship-Hayworth showed no signs of skepticism whatsoever.
Hayworth sounded stunned that Cook's deployment had been cancelled, "rather than the Department of Defense taking up and saying, well, here is the eligibility of the commander." Like Sean Hannity, he opted for Taitz's version of the story over CentCom's, telling listeners that the result "certainly could be characterized as a victory for Maj. Cook and Dr. Orly Taitz." And he closed the interview by sympathetically asking Taitz if she feared "an atmosphere of intimidation" coming at her from the White House.
Hayworth further told Taitz that she has "raised so many questions" about Obama's eligibility.
Hayworth reportedly raises birth certificate issue numerous times on radio program. Phoenix New Times staff writer Stephen Lemons wrote on his blog in July 2009 that Hayworth made birther concerns an issue on his radio program "at least eight times" since October 2008.
Hayworth "refuses to flat-out disavow the birther conspiracy movement." As The Huffington Post's Sam Stein noted, during a February 15 appearance on CNN, Hayworth "refuse[d] to flat-out disavow the birther conspiracy movement and even suggests that, in the age of identify theft, questions about President Obama's citizenship are legitimate."
After criticism, Hayworth now reportedly says Obama meets legal requirements. On February 18, RedState.com's Erick Erickson cited Hayworth's CNN interview and wrote that "if Hayworth is going to pursue it, he needs to be beaten. No respectable politician can run on this issue." Erickson later wrote a post headlined, "J.D. Hayworth and the Birther Issue: A Non-Story." Erickson wrote that he spoke with Hayworth, who "said definitely that Barack Obama is the President of the United States and meets all the legal and constitutional requirements to be President. Period. End of Story."
Erickson wrote further that Hayworth "said the issue has come up on his radio show when callers called in and engaged him on the issue. He said he engaged the callers on the issue, but he thinks it is as relevant as whether Chester Arthur met the qualifications to be President." Yet the suggestion that it's callers, not Hayworth, who raised the issue doesn't explain why Hayworth invited Orly Taitz as a guest -- with "no signs of skepticism whatsoever" for roughly 18 minutes -- to "raise so many questions" about Obama's eligibility. Clearly Hayworth didn't find the birther issue a "non-story" as a radio host, much less settle the issue during recent national media appearances.


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President Bush yesterday urged the prompt passage of a constitutional amendment to define marriage as between one man and one woman, and stop attempts in several states to sanction homosexual "marriages."
"If we are to prevent the meaning of marriage from being changed forever, our nation must enact a constitutional amendment to protect marriage in America," Mr. Bush said in a statement delivered in the Roosevelt Room of the White House.
Mr. Bush stopped short of endorsing the language in a constitutional amendment offered by Rep. Marilyn Musgrave and Sen. Wayne Allard, both Colorado Republicans, which White House spokesman Scott McClellan said this month "reflects the principles that he could support."
The president's likely Democratic rival in November, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts, quickly denounced any amendment as "toying with United States Constitution for political purposes" and said that if given the chance, he would vote against it in the Senate.
"All Americans should be concerned when a president who is in political trouble tries to tamper with the Constitution of the United States at the start of his re-election campaign," Mr. Kerry said yesterday.
For now, there is no set schedule for either the House or Senate even to debate an amendment, in part because Republicans can't agree on what the amendment should say.
But House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, Texas Republican, said that in the end, the Republican-controlled Congress will do "anything and everything available to us to protect marriage."
Mr. Bush has said for weeks that he's "troubled" by a ruling by the Supreme Court of Massachusetts and a decision by the mayor of San Francisco to authorize "marriages" between homosexuals, but until yesterday he resisted pressure from conservative supporters to explicitly endorse a constitutional amendment.
"After more than two centuries of American jurisprudence and millennia of human experience, a few judges and local authorities are presuming to change the most fundamental institution of civilization," he said. "Their actions have created confusion on an issue that requires clarity. On a matter of such importance, the voice of the people must be heard."
In 1996, Congress overwhelming passed, and President Clinton signed, the Defense of Marriage Act, which legally defined marriage under federal law as the union between only one man and one woman.
Mr. Kerry was one of only 14 senators to vote against the law, although he maintains that he believes "marriage is between a man and a woman."
Sen. John Edwards, North Carolina Democrat and Mr. Kerry's top presidential rival, said he doesn't "personally support gay marriage myself" but, like Mr. Kerry, thinks it is a question for the states to decide.
"We have had our Constitution for more than 200 years," Mr. Edwards said. "We amended it to abolish slavery and ensure women could vote. We should not amend it over politics."
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Chris Young hit a pair of solo homers, helping stake Webb to a 7-0 lead. Last year's NL Cy Young winner did the rest, limiting the Dodgers to four hits while striking out two and walking three.
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Conference Theme: International relations are enmeshed in political failure and denial: from the governing of global climate change, financial collapse, and nuclear proliferation, to liberal statebuilding, development, and the potential for pandemics. Failure and denial reside in the background of world politics. In spite of their ubiquity and global relevance, however, it is paradoxical that these concepts remain under-theorised and under-conceptualised in International Relations scholarship. The 2015 Millennium Conference thus aspires to open new and critical grounds for debate and discussion by examining this paradox. It is a call for IR to theorise what has remained in the background of its thought and theory until now: failure and denial in world politics.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Ca' dei Dogi Venice
Reizendes kleines Hotel
Wir haben im Dezember drei N�chte im Ca Dei Dogi verbracht. Reizend, wir wurden vom Personal so herzlich willkommen gehei�en, herrliches, modernes Zimmer, �ppiges Fr�hst�ck...und sogar eine Flasche Prosecco gratis! Es ist 2 Minuten entfernt vom Markusplatz. Und hat ein gro�artiges Preis-Leistungs-Verh�ltnis, im Gegensatz zu allem anderen in Venedig. Kann es gar nicht genug empfehlen.
The Best Deal in Town
This is a superb little gem of a hotel in Venice. As most have mentioned on this site you can't top the location, just a few paces from St. Marks Square. It is a refreshingly modern botique hotel with fresh linens, towels, new windows and clean lines. The bathrooms are also brand new and look like a page from a magazine. (I have included pics, though the one of the bedroom never came out).
Also, Stephano and Suzanna were helpful and wonderful. They helped us order train tickets for our next city, dinner reservation, and anything else we wanted to do. The breakfast was good, basically coffee, tea, juice, fruit, yogurt, warm bread, and salami. If I had to nitpick, one drawback I found throughout Italy in Sept is the mosquitos, so my advice is turn on the AC and leave the windows closed. Also, though there was a TV in the room it barely picked up any stations. Other hotels we stayed at in Italy had satellite hookup so at least you could watch international CNN.
Overall, I would highly recommend Ca Dei Dogi. In a city with so many run down rooms, this is a gem for the price range!
Wonderful Small Hotel In Venice
My husband and I and my daughter and son-in-law recently stayed at this small hotel in Venice. The location, just around the corner in a tiny alley from Piazza San Marco is superb. The rooms were tiny but beautifully done with wonderful modern bathrooms and most rooms have a tiny terrace and there is a small terrace on the top floor where I watched the windows and drapes being closed in the Dogi's Palace one evening.
Stefano, the owner, not only recommended his favorite restaurants and made reservations, but he gave us little lists of special dishes to order. The continental breakfast was lovely and generous. This hotel will not be good for anyone who has trouble climbing stairs since every room is up another flight, nor would it be a happy choice for persons who must have spacious rooms. But we found it to be first rate in every way and the owner and staff go out of their way to make your visit memorable.
Diana Robinson, San Francisco
Wonderful little hotel
My family and I enjoyed this very modern boutique hotel only 2 blocks from St. Mark's Square. The rooftop terrace was a great place to share a pizza and wine while watching the sun go down in the evenings. The rooms are small, but that is typical of all of Italy. We would definitely stay at Ca Dei Dogi again.
Lovely hotel, friendly owners, great location
We stayed here for 3 nights in June 2006. The hotel is beautifully done. Our room was small but clean and smart. We had a private balcony on which we had an hour or so after daytime tourist trips prior to night time eating. Breakfast was continental style but ample as omelette was an option too. The staff were all very friendly. On top of all this was the fact that the location is superb - just 5 minutes from St Mark's sqaure yet so quiet as it is up a side street rarely seen by the hordes. Should I retun to Venice I will try to use this hotel again.
Beautifully decorated, with excellent attention to detail
Stayed at this beautiful little hotel in May for 3 nights. Tucked away at the back of the Dogi Palace in a brilliant location, extremely handy for all the attractions and minutes away from the water taxis. Small hotel but beautifully decorated with lovely attention to detail, very clean. Room we had was tiny, (but it is Venice) could step out of bed and straight into the bathroom, ......which was lovely. Room came with a delightful private balcony.
Owner really helpful, even printing off the football results for us. Would highly recommend this immaculate hotel
Lovely little hotel
Location is great, the rooms are lovely, clean and bright. I would definitely recommend it.
Lovely little hotel
I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights and would definitely recommend it. The location is superb - just a few mins from St Mark's Square, so it is handy to pop back for a little rest if you're feet are getting tired! The rooms were very well decorated - lots of attention to detail and fitted out to a high standard. Each one is also decorated individually. However, the room and the bathroom was a little bit small and for the money I was probably expecting a slightly bigger room. The other down side was the breakfast, which wasn't brilliant, but probably fairly standard (though the coffee is nice!). Nonetheless, this is a great little boutique hotel and would happily stay here again!
Loved Ca' Dei Dogi
We loved our stay at Ca' dei Dogi. Location is great (one block from St. Mark's) and Stefano gave us amazing restaurant recommendations. The hotel rooms and bathrooms are brand new and the service is outstanding. This is a small boutique hotel with only six rooms.
Perfect location, charming hotel
Stayed at Ca' dei Dogi two weeks ago during my first trip to Italy. We LOVED it -- this small hotel is located about 1 block from St. Marks Square, around the corner from the Bridge of Sighs. Couldn't ask for a better location. The rooms are clean and bright with a bathroom attached. The hotel has a beautiful rooftop terrace -- great to sit outside at night and listen to the sounds of the city after a day of sightseeing. The owners were extremely friendly and helpful. Continental breakfast was included at the hotel's small family run restaurant.
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Wandering Through the Venetian Lagoon
We tried to get lost in Venice today. Without a map, it was easy to get turned around on the tiny alleys criss-crossed by canals. We consulted the map at regular intervals and, as a result, enjoyed a day-long stroll through much of central Venice. We began with a swift elevator ride to the top of the Campanile, giving us a sweeping eagle-eye view …
Water we doing now?
From the sublime to the "wild and crazy"...this was quite a transition day in Italy!
We awoke in Volterra to a beautiful, sweeping view out over the Mediterranean in the distance (too hazy to see Corsica, but we imagined it anyway). We enjoyed a great cappuccino and prima colazione at our hotel, then headed off on yet another back …
Exploring Canneregio
Having said a sad good bye to M&D we spent a day exploring Canneregio. We visited the original Ghetto island - the origin of the word ghetto where the jewish community lived and suffered curfews each night, despite having provided Venice with vital finance support in their time. We then pottered around this northern area of Venice which is another key residential area and off the beaten track in terms of the average ...
Day 68- Venice
... is the best food in the world. As we continued on our walk the sky became very dark and there was obviously a big storm coming. Luckily we were right outside the contempory glass gallery which is in the Venice Palace which has had royalty from Italy and France live in it over the centuries. The art work was amazing and the palace gorgeous. When the storm hit we just hung out by ourselves on the main staircase inside the palace , underneath an ...
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... 8217;t have a gelato a day I was doing something wrong… so I had three a day to compensate for the entirety of my life. After my first taste of the nectar of the gods, we spent the afternoon touring the Grand Canal via boat. We looked at all of the lovely houses that bordered the canal. We were able to see so much of the city just by lazily floating down the canal, which I supported. I live for the little breaks in the day, which at times even amount to bathroom ...


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PORTSMOUTH, Britain, June 5 (Xinhua) -- Thousands of people from across Britain and abroad on Thursday gathered at the seafront of the southern British port city of Portsmouth to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
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Princess Anne paid tribute to those involved in the operations and inspected the parade. More than 200 veterans, who took part in the landings or following World War II operations, attended the event.
"We are from Winchester. My father-in-law John landed in one of the beaches. He has been telling stories to students in schools and we often tell the children about the D-Day to teach them remember history," said Emily, who came to Portsmouth with her family to witness the ceremonies.
Portsmouth was the headquarters and main departure point for the military and naval units destined for Sword Beach on the Normandy coast.
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