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"I AM THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; MY NAME IS "OLD GLORY". I FLY ATOP THE WORLD #39;S TALLEST BUILDINGS, I STAND WATCH IN AMERICA #39;S HALLS OF JUSTICE, I FLY MAJESTICALLY OVER GREAT INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING, I STAND GUARD WITH THE GREATEST MILITARY POWER IN THE WORLD. LOOK UP! AND SEE ME. "I STAND FOR PEACE -- HONOR - TRUTH AND JUSTICE. I STAND FOR FREEDOM. I AM CONFIDENT I AM ARROGANT I AM PROUD. WHEN I AM FLOWN WITH MY FELLOW BANNERS, MY HEAD IS A LITTLE HIGHER MY COLORS A LITTLE TRUER I BOW TO NO ONE!!! I AM RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD, I AM WORSHIPPED - I AM SALUTED - I AM RESPECTED. I AM REVERED - I AM LOVED AND I AM FEARED! I HAVE FOUGHT IN EVERY BATTLE OF EVERY WAR FOR MORE THAN 200 YEARS: GETTYSBURG, SHILO, APPOMATTOX, SAN JUAN HILL, THE TRENCHES OF FRANCE, THE ARGONNE FOREST, ANZIO, ROME, THE BEACHES OF NORMANDY, GUAM, OKINAWA, TARAWA, KOREA, VIETNAM, THE PERSIAN GULF AND A SCORES OF PLACES LONG FORGOTTEN BY ALL EXCEPT BY THOSE WHO WERE THERE WITH ME, I WAS THERE!! I LED MY SAILORS AND MARINES I FOLLOWED THEM I WATCHED OVER THEM THEY LOVED ME!! I WAS ON A SMALL HILL ON IWO JIMA, I WAS DIRTY, BATTLE WORN AND TIRED BUT MY SAILORS AND MARINES CHEERED ME! AND I WAS PROUD!!! I WAS AT GROUND ZERO IN NEW YORK CITY ON SEPTEMBER 11TH AS COWARDLY FANATICS ATTACKED AMERICA. I WAS RAISED FROM THE ASHES OF ONCE PROUD BUILDINGS BY BRAVE FIREFIGHTERS. HEROES, WHO RISKED THEIR LIVES TO SAVE OTHERS, SHOWING ALL THAT AMERICA, ALTHOUGH BLOODIED, WILL NEVER BE BEATEN. THOSE ...From:chelu7Views:1 0ratingsTime:10:41More inEducation

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nhatrangoverview – Video

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fareastour.com Located in the southern part of central Vietnam, this coastal city is endowed with a special natural beauty, with its untouched bays, dreamy islands, white sand beaches, coral reefs, Cham historical remnants and peaceful fishing villages. Beaches aside, there are a number of attractions not to be missed when visiting Nha Trang, including Ponogar Tower, Yen Island, and beautiful bays such as Van Phong and Cam Ranh.From:FareastourchannelTVViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:34More inTravel Events

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NEW: William Kate The South Seas Tour - Monday on ITV Granada
British TV presenter, Mary Nightingale, travels with The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they represent The Queen on the Asia Pacific leg of the Diamond Jubilee tour. From the bustling cities of Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, to the beaches of the Solomon Islands and the jungles of Sabah, William and Kate travel 23000 miles and cross 11 time zones as the next generation of the monarchy is introduced to the Commonwealth #39;s most remote outposts. Monday 5th November - Malta 2100, Thai 2200, HK/SIN/KSA 2300, MAL/UAE 0000From:itvgranadatvViews:0 0ratingsTime:00:21More inEntertainment

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Toronto Real Estate. Buying A Home Selling A Home With Matthew Shulman – Keller Williams Team – Video

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Toronto Real Estate. Buying A Home Selling A Home With Matthew Shulman - Keller Williams Team
Toronto Real Estate Agent Matthew Shulman Keller Williams bit.ly Whether you are buying or selling a home in Markham, Thornhill, Toronto or the GTA. If you are in Cabbage Town, Forest hill or the Beaches. Matthew Shulman of Keller Williams is the Man to call. He Takes your real estate needs seriously. From the moment you begin working with Matthew you will feel like you have a friend for life. He will help you stage your house, arrange for mortgage brokers, Appraisers and Inspectors. As your listing agent, Matthew will go the extra mile to present your home and get you top dollar. When negotiating he is professional, friendly and firm. As your buying agent he will question you thoroughly to determine your needs. If you are buying to flip, resale, starter home, fixer upper, starter home or luxury home.From:EliteBusinessCoachViews:2 0ratingsTime:02:02More inPeople Blogs

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Chicks Beach VA Beach – Video

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Chicks Beach is a Locals Public Beach located in Virginia Beach along the Chesapeake Bay offering breath taking views of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel with many Vacation Rental Homes available, shallow clear water beaches and four restuarants that span the spectrum from 5 star to great Bar and Grilles.From:steves vlogViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:29More inPeople Blogs

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1-5 Cocos Palm Close – Video

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1-5 Cocos Palm Close
This immaculately presented and maintained townhouse in one of Boambee East #39;s sought after locations is a must to inspect. From the minute you arrive, you know that you are going to view a special property. The gardens and lawn, as you walk up the pathway to the front door are perfection in themselves and you just know that the rear yard will be exactly to the same standard. You enter into a spacious, light filled, airy open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area. The kitchen having modern appliances, including a dishwasher and ample cupboard space, including room for an extra-large fridge. There is also a large laundry with a separate w/c and the automatic, single lockup garage with internal access. Outside, a good size yard, a garden shed that blends in beautifully with the home, being made of the same bricks as the rest of the home, such is the attention to detail. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, all with built-ins, the main would very easily accommodate a king-size bed and still have extra space, the remaining two bedrooms are both queen-size. A very functional three way bathroom services the three bedrooms. Located in a very quiet cul-de-sac, only a short drive to Sawtell #39;s beaches, First avenues cafes and shopping, only 10 minutes to the Coffs Harbour CBD. You really must inspect this today.From:ProfessionalsSawtellViews:0 0ratingsTime:01:01More inPeople Blogs

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The Best of Thailand -Episode 11 Sansiri Baan Plai Haad Development – Video

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Sansiri Family is growing and expanding, with their first development "Baan Plai Haad" opening up near the beaches of Pattaya. Thank you CEO Mr.Apichart Chutrakul.From:bestofthailandtvshowViews:1 0ratingsTime:05:44More inPeople Blogs

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Sandy leaves St. Lucie County beaches less sandy

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ST. LUCIE COUNTY Beaches on both North and South Hutchinson Islands experienced significant erosion from Hurricane Sandy over the weekend, county officials said Monday.

A beach renourishment project at Fort Pierce Beach, conducted last spring by the county, state and Army Corps of Engineers, "held up very nicely," however, according to County Coastal Engineer Richard Bouchard. One of the main benefits of such beach projects is to prevent storm damage, Bouchard said.

Bouchard said he checked South Hutchinson Island beaches Monday morning, but didn't know exactly how much sand had eroded because he's not out there on a daily basis. Bouchard said he would have to take surveys before and after storms to calculate the loss.

Sand washed over dunes in the southern part of the county, where officials are preparing to conduct another beach project, Bouchard said. Some sand also washed into county parking lots at Walton Rocks Beach and Normandy Beach.

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5 free things: Honolulu attractions offer plenty of bargains beyond beaches

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HONOLULU, Hawaii - Airfare, hotels, guided tours and pricey luaus a Hawaii vacation can add up, especially now that hotel room prices are back on the rise.

But walk past the expensive hotels in Waikiki, the tourist epicenter of Honolulu, and the greatest attraction of all awaits, for free: the beach.

With miles of coastline in Oahu, there's certain to be a sand, sea and surf spot to your liking.

But if that's not enough, there are plenty of other great things to see and do without spending a dime. Here are five:

ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND

This 32-member band including three tuba players, a steel guitarist and a bassoonist dates back to the days the monarchy ruled Hawaii. The band was founded in 1836 by King Kamehameha III, and now runs as its own municipal agency. Today, it plays free concerts around Hawaii, with a standing date every Friday at noon at Iolani Palace near downtown.

ROYAL HAWAIIAN Centre

This mall in Waikiki has its own cultural programming budget, offering free music every night and free activities every day, from lei-making to hula and free performances twice weekly from dancers and musicians from the Polynesian Cultural Center.

MANOA FALLS HIKE

This is one of the most popular hikes on Oahu, loved by tourists and locals for its natural beauty. Fair warning: Although it's only eight-tenths of a mile (1.2 kilometres), it's not exactly a cakewalk, but if you want something different or easier you can always go to the state's trail website http://goo.gl/hY4QL to find your path.

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Stamford beaches sustain millions in damages

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STAMFORD -- Mayor Michael Pavia and Director of Operations Ernie Orgera stood on the shattered slabs of West Beach's parking lot Thursday and looked down at a broken park bench.

The wooden resting spot was submerged in sand and missing one of its metal armrests. A small rectangular plaque indicated the bench had been donated to the city in memory of Bill Mancusi.

"We have to save this," Orgera said. "People pay a lot of money to dedicate these to their loved ones."

The bench was one of many destroyed by Hurricane Sandy Monday. Stamford's shoreline felt the full force of the storm, which snapped trees, scattered debris and uprooted cement-secured picnic tables as if they were candles plucked from a birthday cake.

"We just replaced this sidewalk," Orgera said as he looked at West Beach's walkway, which rested atop the sand in broken sections.

The hurricane's powerful winds also pushed sand under the beach's parking lot, causing the concrete to lift and separate as if split by an earthquake. Fragments from a broken deck, likely ripped from a home across the water, were strewn across the parking lot. Half of a green canoe floated in a puddle near the bathrooms.

The damage at Cove Island Park was so extensive Orgera said he fears the beaches may not open on time next year. The hurricane's winds pushed the sand off the beach and into the field, exposing the shore's clay basin and burying picnic benches in 3 feet of sand.

The building housing the lifeguard station and changing rooms at Quigley Beach was knocked off its foundation and will need to be condemned. A toilet and broken sink sat in a sand dune near the flag pole.

"This is going to cost several million dollars to repair," Orgera said. "I can't figure out what we're going to have to do to get the beaches open by spring."

The damage is far worse than what the city saw last year during Tropical Storm Irene, Pavia said. Stamford recently received the last of its Federal Emergency Management Agency reimbursements from that storm, which totaled about $1.1 million. The mayor said he expects Stamford will again see federal assistance after Hurricane Sandy.

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5 free things: Honolulu bargains beyond beaches

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HONOLULU (AP) Airfare, hotels, guided tours and pricey luaus a Hawaii vacation can add up, especially now that hotel room prices are back on the rise.

But walk past the expensive hotels in Waikiki, the tourist epicenter of Honolulu, and the greatest attraction of all awaits, for free: the beach.

With miles of coastline in Oahu, there's certain to be a sand, sea and surf spot to your liking.

But if that's not enough, there are plenty of other great things to see and do without spending a dime. Here are five:

ROYAL HAWAIIAN BAND

This 32-member band including three tuba players, a steel guitarist and a bassoonist dates back to the days the monarchy ruled Hawaii. The band was founded in 1836 by King Kamehameha III, and now runs as its own municipal agency. Today, it plays free concerts around Hawaii, with a standing date every Friday at noon at Iolani Palace near downtown.

ROYAL HAWAIIAN CENTER

This mall in Waikiki has its own cultural programming budget, offering free music every night and free activities every day, from lei-making to hula and free performances twice weekly from dancers and musicians from the Polynesian Cultural Center.

MANOA FALLS HIKE

This is one of the most popular hikes on Oahu, loved by tourists and locals for its natural beauty. Fair warning: Although it's only eight-tenths of a mile (1.2 kilometers), it's not exactly a cakewalk, but if you want something different or easier you can always go to the state's trail website http://goo.gl/hY4QL to find your path.

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The lesser-known beaches of Malaysia

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By Mila Gilmanova

A TROPICAL holiday is not complete without sandy beaches, the deep blue sea and palm trees. Sun, sea and sand these are some of the simple components of a great holiday.

Malaysia is famous for its beaches and most of them are known all over the world: Pulau Tioman, (Pahang), Pulau Langkawi, Turtle Beach and Golden Beach in Similajau National Park These places are visited by thousands of tourists every year. However, for those who want to get off the beaten track there are some excellent lesser-known beaches in Malaysia most of which are to be found on the Malay Peninsula and the islands nearby. These destinations have a number of advantages: lower prices, less people, untouched nature and countless small beaches that you can almost call your own.

Terengganu is a magic place for sunbathing. Pic: HooLengSiong, Flickr.

In Terengganu state the Perhentian Islandsinvite visitors to a real beach paradise. The islands are called Perhentian Besar(Big Perhentian) andPerhentian Kecil(Small Perhentian). This is a protected area so fishing and collecting coral are prohibited. However, the snorkelling and diving is amazing. There are many great spots for diving and canoeing, and banana boat riding is also available. Also, the beaches have all the facilities: sun shelters, bar and cafes with fresh juice, fish and meat barbeques and very friendly staff.

Pangkorisland has beaches with nice white sand, coral reefs, and many amazing places for diving and snorkeling. The island is within an easy drive from Kuala Lumpur and has great accommodation options. Here you can find big hotels and kelongs; the choice is up to you. If you feel bored of the beach, then you can go sightseeing to the Dutch fort, visit some fishing villages, Fu Lin Kong Temple, Kali Amman Temple, Pangkor Town or even the neighboring island of Redang, which is famous among divers for its coral reef. Getting here is easy by ferry, which is RM5per person and departs hourly.

Diving is a very popular and well developed beach activity in Malaysia. Pic: No Dust, Flickr.

Pantai Cahaya Bulan,Pantai Bisikan Bayu, Pantai Tok in Kelantan provides great opportunities to discover the local Malaysian culture. Pantai Cahaya Bulan (Moonlight Beach) stretches about 1.2km and is very popular with locals on weekends. Tok Bali is surrounded by azure waters where you can see illuminated fishermens boats at night, while Bisikan Bayu has giant trees which look like they are something out of a fairytale. The coastline of the country is undeveloped and the visitors can find a number of wild idyllic beaches here. In the national park of Taman Negara one can see the oldest rainforest on the Earth. Kelantan is famous for its handicrafts, such as kite making, batik, silverware, songket (silk cloth woven with gold or silver threads) and woodcarving. Its a good spot for shopping and relaxation.

Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park also offers some amazing beaches. The park is home to islands like Pulau Gaya, Pulau Sapi, Pulau Manukan, Pulau Mamutik and Pulau Sulug. Getting here from the city Kota Kinabalu takes just 15-20 minutes by boat. All five islands have shallow waters, amazing white sandy beaches and coral gardens with a great variety of marine life. The biggest island Pulau Gaya is covered by dense jungle forest where the locals live in houses built along the coastline. Visitors of Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park have a chance to imagine how the first Europeans felt in the rainforests of Malaysia while hiking on 20km long tracks. At the same time the island has modern facilities and good accommodation. The beach located in Police Bay is the best on the island. Its a 400m long line of fine white sand with shallow crystal sea that is perfect for swimming.

Manukan island is one of five ones composing Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. Pic: amrufm, Flickr.

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Endtime News Updates 11-01-12 – Video

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quakes.globalincidentmap.com http://www.intellicast.com rt.com rt.com http://www.worthynews.com http://www.cqnews.com.au http://www.examiner.com http://www.reuters.com http://www.washingtonpost.com behindthewall.nbcnews.com rt.com http://www.kesq.com http://www.hindustantimes.com http://www.debka.com http://www.worthynews.com http://www.worthynews.com prophecyupdate.blogspot.com freebeacon.com midnightwatcher.wordpress.com rt.com theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com freebeacon.com- The Prophetic list is now up at hummingbird027.wordpress.com This list is INCOMPLETE and just a trial run until I can spend more time ironing out the little kinks in it for a truer timeline of prophecy, but in this stage it is a rough draft. Check back for updates over the next few weeks. Luvs cs-melchizedec.blogspot.com -- articles hummingbird027.wordpress.com -- back up channel All my links to my videos except the news vids, are located at the wordpress.com site Many of my articles can also be found at wordpress.com AND the list of all my extra video #39;s, now over 15. Please refer to hummingbird027 at YouTube for immediate updated and Breaking News. My posts to wordpress will be much slower. media.alwaysbeready.com philologos.org - The Remnant Bride http://www.youtube.com - Nibiru/Planet X Update and other Astronomy News http://www.youtube.com - Obama is a Decoy - The Falling Away has Started http://www.youtube.com - Pet Goat - Bush #39;s few minutes of Silence - Endtimes are here http://www.youtube.com -- Isaiah 17 Psalms 83 Countdown http://www.youtube.com - Truth behind the Black Stone, Muhammad Kaaba ...From:hummingbird027Views:1457 0ratingsTime:40:53More inNews Politics

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ASSA’s contribution to Bloemfontein’s Two Observatories’ Project – Video

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ASSA #39;s contribution to Bloemfontein #39;s Two Observatories #39; Project
Presented by HJ van Heerden at the ASSA Symposium, 2012 October 13, at SAAO in Cape Town. "Bloemfontein #39;s Two Observatories Project was launched in 2011 by the Physics Department at the UFS in close collaboration with ASSA Bloemfontein and the Free State Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs (DETEA). The aim of the project is to preserve Bloemfontein #39;s two observatories, namely, the Boyden Observatory and the Lamont Hussey Observatory, and to develop these facilities for academic, public and educational use. The last 20 years have seen a rapid revival of astronomy in Bloemfontein. Boyden Observatory was upgraded in several different phases, and included the refurbishment of the Boyden 60-inch telescope. An active astrophysics research group was established at the UFS. At this time, a long-held dream to establish a planetarium in Bloemfontein is about to be fulfilled at the old observatory on Naval Hill. This talk will outline the involvement of ASSA in public and educational events including astronomy fairs and other outreach events, renovation and improvements of old telescopes, and finally, in historical research." Visit the official symposium website for further details: symposium2012.assa.saao.ac.zaFrom:Auke SlotegraafViews:2 1ratingsTime:18:27More inScience Technology

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Astronaissance: Communicating Astronomy and Space to the African Imagination – Video

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Astronaissance: Communicating Astronomy and Space to the African Imagination
Presented by Keith Gottschalk at the ASSA Symposium, 2012 October 13, at SAAO in Cape Town. "Astronaissance neatly conceptualizes the crossover between the African Renaissance, the revival of Astronomy in Africa, and the rise of Astronautics and cognate space sciences . Story-telling, painting, engraving, writing, and above all, viewing the heavens above, have always been amongst the strategies for communicating this excitement and wonder. Today the Internet, learned societies, media, and public outreach projects are crucial when, for the first time ever, a majority of Africa #39;s people now live under the light-polluted skies of our continent #39;s towns and cities. Space-related products and services are woven into the fabric of our daily life as never before. Policy-makers and allocators of resources need to see as essential to their strategy communicating to Africa #39;s citizens, voters, and taxpayers, the necessity of Astronomy, Astronautics, and the other space sciences." Visit the official symposium website for further details: symposium2012.assa.saao.ac.zaFrom:Auke SlotegraafViews:0 0ratingsTime:26:23More inScience Technology

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Astronomy Nature - Chetopa, Kansas - July 3, 2009
On July 3, 2009 I captured the evening moon with the American Robin later. To end the video I filmed a nice rabbit in my backyard.From:UniqueVideosByNathanViews:0 0ratingsTime:02:21More inTravel Events

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