Thursday, September 29, 2011

Carroll Co MD Ag Center Corn Maze opens September 23, 2011 and goes until October 30, 2011

Carroll Co MD Ag Center Corn Maze to open this Fri Sept 23, 2011 www.ccag.biz

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Come to the Carroll County Agriculture Center 2011 Corn Maze. Support the Ag Center and agriculture in Carroll County - and have lots of family fun...

It starts this Friday September 23, 2011 and goes until October 30, 2011.

Fridays 5-9; Saturdays 5-9; Sundays 2-7.

Admission Adults- $10.00 Children 3-12- $5.00 Children 2 & under- FREE.

For more information Contact Nichole @ 410-848-6704

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“Corn mazes popping up with approach of autumn,” Thursday, September 22, 2011 By Carrie Ann Knauer, Carroll County Times Staff Writer http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/news/local/corn-mazes-popping-up-with-approach-of-autumn/article_feb4297c-e520-11e0-8a5b-001cc4c002e0.html

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Carroll County MD Ag Center Corn Maze to open this Friday September 23, 2011

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Carroll County MD Agriculture Center: CALL FOR FLEA MARKET VENDORS

706 Agriculture Center i Westminster, MD 21157 i 410-848-6704

-- PRESS RELEASE --

For more information contact:

Nichole McLaughlin, Office Manager

410-848-6704

FOR RELEASE: ASAP

The Carroll County Agriculture Center, Inc. announces their annual

CARROLL AUTUMN INDOOR FLEA MARKET.

Westminster MD –July 5, 2011- “CALL FOR FLEA MARKET VENDORS". This event will be held in the Danele Shipley Memorial Arena at the Ag Center on Saturday, November 5, 2011. Flea Market will be open from 8 AM to 2 PM, with set up times still being determined. This is a rain or shine event.

We are inviting anyone and everyone – amateur and professional sellers – to join us. Vendor registration is quick and easy with details available by calling the Agriculture Center at 410-848-6704. All categories -- from antiques to toys, clothing to tools -- are included.

10' X 10' spaces are available for $15 each– with non-profit organizations offered a second space FREE! Bring your own tables and displays or rent an 8 foot exhibitor table for just $5. Chairs are included in vendor registration fee.

This event is to benefit the CARROLL COUNTY AGRICULTURE CENTER, Inc., and its programs and events.

The Carroll County Agriculture Center is the site of the new state-of-the-art Danele Shipley Memorial Arena, as well as numerous meeting facilities, function and banquet rooms and outdoor facilities. Located in central Carroll County, the Agriculture Center helps also meet the needs of our neighbors in Baltimore, Washington D.C., southern Pennsylvania and western Delaware. Our facilities are designed to host a wide variety of events from livestock and equestrian outings to live music shows and entertainment events to trade shows and exhibits, and fairs and circuses. The Agriculture Center is also the permanent home of the nationally-known and highly-regarded Carroll County 4H & FFA Fair.

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The Tentacle: The Nine Capitals of the United States

September 28, 2011

A “Capital” History Lesson

Kevin E. Dayhoff

Yesterday, September 27, one city in the United States celebrated the anniversary of the occasion when it was the capital of the United States for one day. Can you name that city? How many cities have served as the capital of our nation since September 5, 1774?

For many well-read and knowledgeable political and history junkies, there is nothing more fun than historical trivia. Perhaps because little known gems from history give us a much needed respite from the heated discussions over contemporary politics.

It was Lancaster, PA...

http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=4652

Labels: Dayhoff Media The Tentacle, History, US Govt Capitol, US st PA, US st PA Lancaster

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

HuffPost Business: Daily KosPoll - Majority Of GOP Voters Favor Raising Taxes On Wealthy

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Poll: Majority Of GOP Voters Favor Raising Taxes On Wealthy

Nearly three-quarters of Americans say they support President Barack Obama's proposal to tax households making $1 million or more at the same or higher rate as middle-class households, according to a recent poll from website Daily Kos.

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	Jared Bernstein: Why the Economic 'Uncertainty' Line Is Shovel-Ready Nonsense While conservative politicians are busy jamming their perennial tax cut/deregulate agenda into the current economic context, the thing that businesses are truly uncertain about is when they're going to start seeing some customers again.
	Richard Barrington: How Bernanke Ruined the Stock Market's Week The Federal Reserve's latest attempt to revive the economy--the so-called Operation Twist--received a resoundingly negative reaction upon its announcement on September 21.
	Michele Nash-Hoff: U. S. Lost 1.9 Million Manufacturing Jobs Due to Trade Deficit With China American policymakers have long assumed that as China's huge middle class grew, U.S. companies' sales to these new consumers would also grow. But it did not work out that way.
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NewsBusters.org: Bernie Goldberg - Trust in Media Low Due to Love Affair With Obama

Bernie Goldberg: Trust in Media Low Due to Love Affair With Obama

America's trust in the media has fallen to new lows. Appearing on Fox News's "O'Reilly Factor" Tuesday, political commentator Bernie Goldberg said it was because of the media's love affair with Barack Obama: "I think the reason that the trust level is so low today for the media is because of its relationship with Barack Obama. During the campaign, they fell in love with him. They moved from old-fashioned media bias into something new. Media activism."

CNN's Cafferty: 'Are Republican Debate Crowds Bloodthirsty?'

CNN's Jack Cafferty smeared entire crowds of people who attended recent GOP debates when he asked on Tuesday if they were "bloodthirsty." "For the third time in as many debates, crowd members have either booed or cheered at what some say are highly inappropriate moments," Cafferty stated. He slammed both the crowd behavior and the Republican candidates for not denouncing such antics.

Liberal Newsweek Editor Admits: Obama 'Wasn't Ready' to Be President

During an appearance on Morning Joe, Tuesday, Newsweek editor Tina Brown made an off-hand remark about Barack Obama, conceding that the politician "wasn't ready" to be President. Brown has previously attacked Rush Limbaugh and other conservatives for daring to oppose the Obama administration. While discussing whether New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will change his mind and run for President, the former New Yorker editor blurted, "Actually, I just hope he doesn't, because in the end, you know, his tremendous misgivings, maybe he is right. I mean, We had this with Obama. He wasn't ready, it turns out, really."

Perdue 'Suspend Elections to Congress For Two Years' Audio Surfaces, Via Reporter Who Called It a 'Joke'

Yesterday, Raleigh News & Observer assured readers that North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue was joking when she suggested that "I think we ought to suspend, perhaps, elections for Congress for two years" at a Rotary Club luncheon in Cary. That's what his headline said: "Perdue jokes about suspending Congressional elections for two years." There were no quote marks around "jokes." The headline echoed what the Governor's apparatchiks were saying. All the while, the original blog contributor had audio and didn't post it. He finally did this morning, and acknowledged that he was the one who did the taping. However, he let the world know about what the governor said and assured us that she was joking, he had completely contradictory audio and held it for almost a day, and he still won't come clean. His disingenuous headline today is "Was Perdue joking? You decide. Listen here." His actions certainly aren't the actions of an objective reporter.

Joy Behar Baits Biden to Slam GOP Candidates on The View

More Class From NYT's Krugman: Rep. Ryan's Medicare Plan 'Would Kill People, No Question'

Tom Brokaw Praises 'Non-Ideological' Christie For Not Using 'Tea Party Playbook'

Ed Schultz Stars at Fundraiser for Indiana Dems, Cries Racism at GOP

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Reflections of a Newsosaur: How newspapers are losing next-gen readers

Reflections of a Newsosaur:

How newspapers are losing next-gen readers

Posted: 28 Sep 2011

A new study shows the dramatic degree to which consumers under the age of 40 have repudiated newspapers.

The must-read report, which was released Monday by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism, found an alarming disconnect between younger and older consumers in the value they put on newspapers as sources of information about their communities.

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A group of U.S. Postal Service employees gathered at the intersection of Padonia and Deereco roads to protest the Postal Reform Act of 2011 and to thank Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger for his support.