Gov. Scott Walker States: \”Obama’s Machine Spending $60 Million to Defeat Me \” | amac.us

Posted 04/23/2012 | In The News

$\"\"$ from Newsmax – by David A. Patten and Kathleen Walter –

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker says President Barack Obama’s political machine is pulling out all the stops to defeat him in the pivotal June 5 recall election — a race that could determine the future of many efforts around the country to curb runaway government spending.

\”I think you’ll see the most radical elements on the left are going to be involved in this recall, because again for them, this is so critically important,\” Walker told Newsmax in an exclusive interview.

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Hunting and Fishing: Shark Finning Legislation, All sizzle no steak

4/27/12

Most of you know that on occasion I will send a link to my blog \”Conservation Corner\” when a timely topic might be of interest. These are my personal thoughts; they do not necessarily reflect the position of the NJOA, affiliated organizations or council members.

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Navy Rowing Takes Second at the Patriot League Championships | cnbnews.net

Mids win the second varsity race.

$\"\"$	$\"Navy$ $\"\"$ Navy took second place overall with 29 points. $\"\"$

April 29, 2012

CAMDEN COUNTY, N.J. – The Navy women\’s rowing team took second place overall at the 2012 Patriot League Championships on Sunday in Camden County, N.J. The Mids won the second varsity eight race, placed second in the varsity four race and then took third in the varsity eight competition. In winning the varsity four and varsity eight races, Bucknell claimed the overall championship with 34 points. Navy finished second with 29 points, while MIT had 25 to take third.

Navy\’s title in the second varsity is the fourth in program history and first since 2008. Navy has now had at least one boat win a Patriot League title in three consecutive seasons.

\”I\’m certainly really proud of the second varsity, they did a fantastic job,\” said Navy head coach Mike Hughes. \”The varsity didn\’t have its greatest race today. We were okay, but we needed to be great to win.\”

Navy started the day on the Cooper River with a second place finish in the varsity four. The Mids clocked a time of 8:05.8, while Bucknell took first with a 7:54.7. MIT placed third with a time of 8:28.3.

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