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POPSLuxury Pirate-Hunting Cruise Testimonials from previous participants in the Somali Cruise: "Six attacks in 4 days were more than I expected. I bagged three pirates, my wife nailed two, and my 12-year old son sank two boats with the mini-gun. This wonderful cruise was fun for the whole family" -- Fred D., Cincinnati, OH "Pirates 0, Passengers 32! Well worth the trip! Can't recommend it highly enough!" -- Ben L., Bethesda, MD
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POPSCarvings From Cherokee Script’s Dawn more (at source): It may be, as is often noted, that his achievement is the only known instance of an individual’s single-handedly creating an entirely new system of writing. An archaeologist and explorer of caves has now found what he thinks are the earliest known examples of the Sequoyah syllabary. The characters are cut into the wall of a cave in southeastern Kentucky, a place sacred to the Cherokee as the traditional burial site of a revered chief. The archaeologist, Kenneth B. Tankersley of the University of Cincinnati, said in an interview recently that this was “one of the most fascinating and important finds in my career,” yielding likely insights into “the genius of Sequoyah.”
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POPS Honoring Satchel Paige On Saturday in Cincinnati, baseball will stage its Civil Rights Game, an event created three years ago to draw attention to the game’s racial legacy, which pre-1947 meant players of color were excluded from wearing a big-league uniform.
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POPSCincinnati Family Fun Fun for your family at Eastminster. Games, face painting, family activities. Everyone is invited. Family entertainment and fun at our annual block party... Eastminster Presbyterian Church 4600 Erie Ave Cincinnati, OH 45227
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POPSGet them where they Browse Great article on using add ons, plug ins, apps, widgets, and tool bars to give your customers exactly what they want, where they want it....which gets your business exactly what it needs. Customers.
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POPSCincinnati Windows I wonder if this Cincinnati Windows would help me choose the best fiberglass door for our brand new bathroom.
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POPSNazi suspect a step closer to deportation Awwwwww look at the face on this piece of shit. Faking it pretty good. Shame of it is he saw worse grimace's on faces of those he beat, tortured and murdered in the holocuast.. I hate the fact that he got to live most of his miserable life before standing judgement. Ironic but good is this ruling came on the day Berlin was seized and the Nazi's lost, Hitler the coward blew his own brains out today in history also. Leaving all those that fell for his propaganda in a world of "wow did we follow the wrong asshole," So here's to you Demjanjuk, may your soul rot in hell for eternity.
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POPSTea Party TODAY . . . Tar & Feathers TOMORROW Massive Tax Day Tea Party USA Updated By Michelle Malkin April 15, 2009 03:52 PM I just have one word: Wow. More than 800 tea parties across the country. Here’s your first photo/vid round-up from the events across the country, large and small, every corner of this great nation (hit your refresh button often…I’ll keep updating…11:20pm…just added tons more crowd pix and vid…trying to keep ‘em all in one post to give you the full breadth and scope of the protests — not just the size, but the reach, a true sense of which is missing from the MSM coverage. More coming…
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POPSHave a bit of Appalachia in your tea, Cincinnati Yech! Totally destroying mountains to get at coal on the cheap is horrendous in terms of what it does to the local ecology but when it all washes down river to cities that get their drinking water from the Ohio and don't carbon filter their water as Cincinnati does and you have a recipe for more colon cancer, birth defects and lousy tea!