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Hacker Summer Camp is almost here... and with it comes the Third Annual EFF Benefit Poker Tournament at DEF CON 33 hosted by security expert Tarah Wheeler. Please join us at the same place and time as last year: Friday, August 8th, at high noon at the Horseshoe Poker Room. The fees haven’t changed; it’s still $250 to register plus $100 the day of the tournament with unlimited rebuys. (AND your registration donation covers your EFF membership for the year.)  Tarah Wheeler—EFF board member and resident poker expert—has been working hard on the tournament since last year! We will have Lintile as emcee this year and there's going to be bug bounties! When you take someone out of the tournament, they will give you a pin. Prizes—and major bragging rights—go to the player with the most bounty pins. Be sure to register today and see Lintile in action! Did we mention there will be Celebrity Bounties? Knock out Wendy Nather, Chris “WeldPond” Wysopal, Jake “MalwareJake” Williams and get neat EFF swag and the respect of your peers! Plus, as always, knock out Tarah's dad Mike, and she donates $250 to the EFF in your name! Register Now Find Full Event Details and Registration Have a friend that might be interested but not sure how to play? Have you played some poker before but could use a refresher? Join poker pro Mike Wheeler (Tarah’s dad) and celebrities for a free poker clinic from 11:00 am-11:45 am just before the tournament. Mike will show you the rules, strategy, table behavior, and general Vegas slang at the poker table. Even if you know poker pretty well, come a bit early and help out. Register today and reserve your deck. Be sure to invite your friends to join you!  

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This is my kind of couple, ditching their wedding for a concert. It’s not every day that you see a woman in a large wedding dress dancing at a concert. If anything, you see brides hitting the bar after their reception or the local late-night diner like Waffle House to get a little grease in the system before calling it a night. However, a Cleveland, Ohio bride had different plans and skipped her reception early to see one of her favorite country music artists perform:  Megan Moroney. Personally, I’d consider fully rescheduling my wedding day if there was a must-see concert coming to my city, but this bride, with the help of her supportive groom, found a way to make both events work. The bride, Jackie, went viral from many fans’ perspective after being seen in her ballgown style dress at the concert, and one of the viral moments was posted by her wedding planner, who shared that the staff at the venue, Jacob’s Pavilion, helped make this bride’s dream come true. “We met with Jackie a few months ago, and she mentioned Megan Moroney was going to have her concert that same night as her wedding! So we went down to the staff and we made it happen! This was literally by far our favorite wedding! So glad we could make this happen! The staff at Jacob’s Pavilion were amazing!! Thank you for making our brides dream come true!” @abbeysams2017 We met with Jackie a few months ago and she mentioned Megan Moroney was going to have her concert that same night as her wedding! So we went down to the staff and we made it happen! This was literally by far our favorite wedding! So glad we could make this happen! The staff at Jacob’s Pavilion were amazing!! Thank you for making our brides dream come true! @ K A E L Y N N #fyp #weddingtiktok #trending #weddingplanners ♬ Am I Okay? – Megan Moroney When Moroney performed “Girl In The Mirror” during her setlist, the audience pulled out their phones, lighting up Jacob’s Pavilion with flashlights while the bride and groom slowly danced to the tune on a walkway. The crowd was in awe of the moment, with one creator saying behind her camera that it was making her choke up. The bride is glowing throughout the entire moment, and her groom earned some major brownie points for starting off their marriage by letting her experience this moment on their special day. I think this man has the “happy wife, happy life” motto down and appears to have been practicing it long before the “I dos.” I hope this couple creates a tradition of seeing Megan Moroney on tour each year near their anniversary. Congrats to the beautiful couple and for making a lasting memory. Seems like a pretty good first dance to me… @angmarie_ I hope this finds the bride #MeganMoroney #AmIOkayTour #Cleveland #JacobsPavilion #Wedding #BrideandGroom ♬ original sound – Angela And another point of view, just for fun: @seccccreeeet #meganmoroney #wedding #viral #cleveland ♬ original sound – breanna After reading a few comments, everyone hoped the bride could be identified so they could share the captured moment with her, and it sounds like the mission was successful. Many women were also quick to say that the bar has been lifted for men who are dating fans of the Emo Cowgirl. Check out a few of my favorites before you leave. “I see my future and it’s BRIGHT.” “I’d die.”  “What a perfect way to celebrate your marriage (now my husband will have to do the exact same for me).” “Girl, I would’ve done the same. It seems like a dream.” “Goals.” “Best honeymoon ever.” “I’m crying.” “Real life princess.”The post Ohio Bride & Groom Go Viral For Going To A Megan Moroney Concert Right After Their Wedding Ceremony first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

Talk about a stacked lineup. Cheyenne Frontier Days is of course legendary in the rodeo world, but they’re equally legendary for the incredible country music concerts that they bring along to Wyoming every summer. The rodeo, which started all the way back in 1897, is the “World’s Largest Outdoor Rodeo & Western Celebration” and draws upwards of 200,000 people to Cheyenne – nearly quadruple the city’s population for 10 amazing days during the summer. While people obviously flock to Frontier Days for events like bull riding, saddle bronc, steer wrestling and barrel racing, the rodeo always features a stacked lineup of entertainment in the evenings with their Frontier Nights, having previously hosted concerts from legends like Chris LeDoux, George Strait (who holds the record for 2 of the top 10 biggest shows in Frontier Days history), Garth Brooks, Toby Keith, Charlie Daniels, Reba, Alan Jackson…the list goes on and on. And for this year’s event, which runs from July 18-27, they’ve put together an incredible schedule of shows that rival any they’ve ever had. Kicking off the 10-day event on July 18 is Wyoming native Ian Munsick, along with country music legend Travis Tritt. And Munsick isn’t the only home state talent who will be taking the main stage: Chancey Williams, a relative newcomer who not only makes incredible western country music but has also competed in the rodeo himself, will be performing on July 23 along with Brooks & Dunn. Cody Johnson, another former rodeo star himself, will be headlining the main stage on July 25 along with Randy Houser, while one of country music’s newest superstars, Megan Moroney, takes the stage the following night. (If you were at CMA Fest this year, you know how long the line was to see Megan’s show at the Riverfront Stage). Rounding out the lineup are performances from Jordan Davis and Brett Young, Bailey Zimmerman and Josh Ross, and Luke Bryan and Priscilla Block. And along with the concerts, on July 21 & 22 the arena will host the PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cheyenne Frontier Days (@chefrontierdays) Speaking on this year’s stacked lineup, Contract Acts Chairman Mike Wilkinson praised the mix of country legends and future superstars: “With a phenomenal blend of iconic country music stars and rising talent, this year’s Frontier Nights lineup promises an electrifying celebration of music, rodeo, and Western heritage. We can’t wait to share these unforgettable moments with everyone this July.” Prices range from $39.50 – $134, rooftop starts at $200, and Tunes on the Terrace range from $225 –  $275. Xtreme Bulls tickets range from $25 – $95. And while those prices are already some of the best you’ll ever find for these artists, a $5 discount is offered on concert tickets purchased before July 1. Can’t beat it with a stick. Tickets are on sale now at cfdrodeo.com, where you can also find a full schedule of events and all the information you need to start planning your trip now. You’re not going to want to miss it. Frontier Nights Schedule July 18: Ian Munsick with Travis Tritt July 19: Jordan Davis with Brett Young July 20: Bailey Zimmerman with Josh Ross July 21-22: PRCA Xtreme Bulls July 23: Brooks & Dunn with Chancey Williams July 24: Luke Bryan with Priscilla Block July 25: Cody Johnson with Randy Houser July 26: Megan Moroney with TBA July 19-27: PRCA RodeoThe post Cody Johnson, Brooks & Dunn, Megan Moroney & Many More Highlight STACKED Lineup For Cheyenne Frontier Days first appeared on Whiskey Riff.