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First Look at New ‘Frightfully Fun Parade’ Villains Float | Disneyland Resort

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'Frightfully Fun Parade' Show Director Carla Carlile gives us a glimpse behind-the-scenes at how the villains float - the biggest in the entire parade - was created. To read more, visit the Disney Parks Blog: Subscribe: http://di.sn/6004hohO About Disneyland: Disneyland is where imagination is the destination.

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Indiana Jones Adventure is a fast-paced thrill ride through a cursed temple in Disneyland Park at the Disneyland Resort.

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Amazing Monterey Bay Aquarium in California

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Veteran's Memorial Park in Monterey County | Camping

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Monterey's Veterans Memorial Park, is home to a popular campsite and family hiking, picnics and other outdoor activities. Find location details and maps.

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A Philadelphia police officer is under fire after a member of the Philadelphia Coalition for Real Justice snapped an image of him, showing a tattoo of an eagle with the word "Fatherland" over it. An image the group claims is a Nazi insignia.

The officer has been identified as Ian Hans Lichtermann, a 17-year veteran of the department, who the FOP says has never been in any trouble.

"This symbol, like it is a very clear, it's not like just a generic symbol of Germany, it's like specifically from the time around the Nazi-era," said Cornelius Moody, Philadelphia Coalition for Real Justice.

The group is demanding the officer be fired.

"The officer should be removed immediately. He shouldn't be paid while he is being investigated," said Moody.

The police administration says the matter is under review.

"Again, something we have to be mindful of, at no point in time does the department condone anything that may be interpreted as offensive, interpreted as hateful, or as being discriminatory in any form or fashion," said Philadelphia Police Lt. John Stanford.

On Thursday night, Mayor Jim Kenney said if the symbol turns out to be what it is alleged, that could be very offensive.

"If in fact that's what it is, it's a disturbing visual. That is a symbol of what people in WWII fought against, so we'll see how it goes and see where it turns out," said Kenney.

But Philadelphia FOP President John McNesby says the officer, who is of German heritage, was just trying to show his pride in the German-American Police Association, which he says uses a similar symbol, which he provided for us to see.

"He's a military veteran, he's a father, he's a great cop. On the other arm he has a tattoo of an American flag. Is that offensive? If he had a black panther on his chest or his back or his leg, would that be offensive?" said McNesby.

McNesby says Officer Lichtermann has an exemplary record with the department, with no disciplinary action ever taken against him.

"And now, he's being crucified, his family is being crucified. He had to change his phone number over a tattoo that he's had for a decade? Stop it. Come on," said McNesby.

As internal affairs conducts its investigation, McNesby says the FOP will be there to defend the officer from now until the very end - however long that may take.

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Controversy erupts over Philly cop's tattoo

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A Philadelphia police officer is under fire after a member of the Philadelphia Coalition for Real Justice snapped an image of him, showing a tattoo of an eagle with the word "Fatherland" over it. An image the group claims is a Nazi insignia.

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The Haunted Mansion is a spine-tingling tour through an eerie haunted estate in Disneyland Park at the Disneyland Resort.

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NYTimes: Navy becoming relaxed with tattoo policy

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Jeff Phillips, 42, of Jacksonville, Fla., said that during his Navy service in the early 1990s it was seen as odd if you were enlisted and did not have a tattoo.

"It was a rite of passage," said Mr. Phillips, who got a tattoo of Bugs Bunny near his left biceps. " 'You don't have a tattoo yet? What's wrong with you?' "

John-Henry Doucette, 42, of Virginia Beach, Va., who served from 1991 to 1996, said he got a "tremendously bad version of Hemingway" on his upper right arm two years after enlisting.

Told about the relaxed tattoo rules, he said, "It doesn't sound like the Navy I served in."

But, Mr. Doucette said, if it helps attract young, smart recruits, all the better, adding that it does not matter what sailors look like or how many tattoos they have. What does matter, he said, is: "Do your work. Be good to each other. Have a good ship."

At All-Out Tattoo in Norfolk, Va., Jason Sumners, a tattoo artist of 22 years, said he expects the new Navy rules to mean little to business, even if the city is home to Naval Station Norfolk, the largest naval complex in the world.

Mr. Sumners, who is known as Hero, said newly enlisted personnel are the most conscientious about the rules, but sailors who have served even a few months disregard them and get what they want.

"As soon as they get in and figure it out, they don't care," he said. Sailors are seldom seriously punished for infractions, he said.

Mr. Sumners said that although he knew of the military regulations, he would be the last one to enforce them. "Why would I let money walk out the door?" he asked.

But, he added, "If you get something on your face, you're an idiot."

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Got Ink? Navy Is Relaxing Its Rules on Tattoos

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Jeff Phillips, 42, of Jacksonville, Fla., said that during his Navy service in the early 1990s it was seen as odd if you were enlisted and did not have a tattoo. "It was a rite of passage," said Mr. Phillips, who got a tattoo of Bugs Bunny near his left biceps.

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history of Cambria

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The official website for the Cambria Historial Society in Cambria, California

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What is the history of the mission?

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Carmelmission - San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo Mission

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