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Had we known then what we know now, we would be ruminating about ex-President Barack Obama and his lurch to Socialism and commending the return to sanity under our new Commander-in-Chief, Mitt Romney. Dear Leader was reelected despite his and Secretary of State Hillary's shocking MIA-AWOL behavior during the massacres of our Libyan Benghazi Embassy and its American personnel. Ambassador Stevens was sodomized and dragged through the streets as he was being murdered. Three other Americans fought back, but after eight hours and our government in a leadership coma, these brave citizens of the most powerful country in the world were slaughtered as well. Not only has Obama never told what happened that night, he sent UN Ambassador Susan Rice to lie and cover up about his malfeasance.
Recent testimony of retiring DOD Secretary Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs of Staff head General Martin Dempsey revealed that after a planned WH meeting @ 5:00 PM 9/11/12 where President Obama was briefed on the beginning of the Benghazi Embassy attacks, there was no other communication from the White House or State Department. Panetta and General Martin were left without any direction as to how to handle the situation. The cowardice of Obama and Clinton are only surpassed by their greedy election ambitions at the cost of any and everything else. One can only speculate that they concluded if they made no decisions they couldn't be tied with any potential mistakes that could hang them politically.
No American can be safe with these people in charge. No ally can have confidence in the Obama's Administration's guarantees of help. All enemies, from Iran to N. Korea are emboldened. Even tepid friends observing the behaviors of Obama have learned the barn door is wide open and the cows are ready to be milked and/or slaughtered. The wolves of Russia, China and thousands of blood thirsting Jihadist Terrorists and the millions who sympathize with them, (many in the Democratic Party) are licking their chops at the opportunity our leadership vacuum has placed before them.
What happened to that commercial put out by Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Democrat primaries where it posed her as the person who was most likely to answer that 3:00 AM call? We all thought because of Bill's dalliances she would be the one for that, but she was asleep at the wheel, just like our Commander-in-Chief.
They even tried blaming Bush and the Republicans for not funding enough for embassy security. That notion was debased when Assistant Secretary of State Charlene Lamb was asked before a Congressional Committee, "Was the refusal to provide more security (for the Benghazi Embassy) caused by budget cuts to embassy security?" Her answer? "No, sir."
If you're waiting for the MSM to enter the fray, don't hold your breath. In fact, to avoid indigestion and nausea, take them for what they are: Obama Toadies! Then move on.
Hope is that under Swift Boat Fraud, Captain John F. Kerry, who has replaced Hillary as Secretary of State, things will get better.
Maybe so-
It was learned that Secretary of State John F. Kerry emerged from his limo from his dangerous foray into the wilds of Arlington Virginia to attend a meeting at the Diplomatic Security Headquarters with more security than Ambassador Chris Stevens, Ty Woods, Glen Doherty and Sean Smith had on their last night alive on earth in Benghazi.
Praise the L0RD-Secretary Kerry made it back from that 20 minute drive to the burbs of DC without even a broken finger nail.
I may joke, but this cannot be tolerated. As Obama calls for justice so should we. Mark Levin was right. Every Obama overreach must be challenged and all scandals like the above must be revealed. As we no longer have a working press, we citizens must become it.
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Area residents will raise their voices in song, prayer and praise Monday as they commemorate the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. Here are some of the area events scheduled to recognize the holiday.
Area residents will raise their voices in song, prayer and praise Monday as they commemorate the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday. Here are some of the area events scheduled to recognize the holiday.
Thursday, Jan. 16
• Martin Luther King Jr. Mayor's Breakfast, 8 a.m., Alex D. Krassas Event Center at St. Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church, 251 25th St. NW, Canton. Speaker: Sandy Womack, principal at the Altitude Academy at Crenshaw. Master of Ceremony will be Curtis A Perry II, owner and CEO of Joy 1520 Radio Station-The Gospel of the City. Service awards and scholarships will be awarded. Tickets: $35 each or $280 for a table of eight; call 330-471-8328.
• Candlelight vigil, 7:30 p.m., University of Mount Union, Hoover-Price Campus Center, 1972 Clark Ave., Alliance. Sponsor: Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
Friday, Jan. 17
• Martin Luther King Jr. Shabbat, 7:30 p.m., Temple Israel, 430 30th St. NW, Canton. Reverend Eric C. Johnson, pastor of Mount Calvary Second Baptist Church, will lead the free public program. Sponsor: Greater Canton Martin Luther King Jr. Commission.
Monday, Jan. 20
• The 38th annual Community Celebration, noon, Edward "Peel" Coleman Community Center, 1400 Sherrick Road SE, Canton. Speaker: Kyle Stone, Canton fair housing manager and youth and young adult pastor at L.I.F.E. Ministries. Keynote address will come at the first half of the program. Musical guest: John B. Wright Jr. and the Voices of Unity Community Choir. Community service awards will be presented. Greetings by Canton Mayor William J. Healy II. Adrian Allison, superintendent of Canton City Schools, will speak about the Brighter Tomorrow Plan. Sponsor: Leila Green Alliance of Black School Educators.
• A Coming Together celebration, 7 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, 200 N. Lisbon St., Carrollton.
• National Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, 9 a.m. to noon, throughout Alliance. Volunteers will assist local organizations with planned service projects. Participants receive a free T-shirt and lunch. Organized by the Mount Union's Ralph and Mary Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement. To sign up, contact Abby Honaker at 330-829-8168 or email@example.com.
• "African-American Astronomers, Astronauts and Astrophysicists;" showings at 1, 2 and 3 p.m. at Hoover-Price Planetarium, inside the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum, 800 McKinley Monument Drive NW, Canton; admission charge. Info: 330-455-7043.
Wednesday, Jan. 22
• MLK presentation, 11:10 a.m., University of Mount Union, Hoover-Price Campus Center, East Room, 1972 Clark Ave., Alliance. Discussion about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. and his and others' impact on the civil rights movement. Sponsor: Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
Thursday, Jan. 23
• University of Mount Union program, 7 p.m., Dewald Chapel, Myers Sanctuary, 1972 Clark Ave., Alliance. Keynote speaker: Said Sewell, assistant provost for Academic Affairs and dean of the College of Undergraduate Studies at Kent State University. Sponsor: Office of Diversity and Inclusion.

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Upload your photos that you want to apply in Picture Gallery animation template.
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We began Monday with a detailed presentation on Medicaid Reform. The issue is really complex and has extreme consequences on both sides of the issue.
We began Monday with a detailed presentation on Medicaid Reform. The issue is really complex and has extreme consequences on both sides of the issue.
At this time, the Senate seems resolved not to accept the expansion. What is going on behind the scenes is a process of negotiation to make it possible to accept the proposal without obligating the State for more than the 10 percent additional cost now being promised. I have learned the hard way that just because the federal government promises something does not mean that it is written in stone. It's more like it's written in dust and the first ill wind that blows erases the promises!
We can all see that the Feds don't have excess revenues. They are currently borrowing 40 cents of every dollar they spend. An additional 300,000 people going on Medicaid just cannot be something that costs the taxpayers of Missouri nothing. Just the numbers alone are staggering. We would be adding nearly 20 percent of our population to the Medicaid roles. I am determined to support aid for the most vulnerable in our society but the addition of this many people will create one whale of a burden on the rest of us and we need to make sure our aid dollars will be spent wisely.
Monday, Jan. 25 we heard the Governor's State of the State Address. He spent most of his time speaking of new programs and enlarging current programs. Make no mistake, his projected budget would include cuts to Higher Education, K-12 education, and Social Services. Oh, he didn't say that in his speech, but there is not enough money available to pay for all the new plans. Picture the budget as a big pie on the Thanksgiving table. There is only so much pie and if Uncle George wants a bigger slice, well then someone else gets a smaller piece. Of course, the easy answer to the problem is that we all contribute a few more tax dollars (or a LOT more tax dollars) and the pie gets bigger. It doesn't take me all day to decide that I don't like that option.
Tuesday, Jan. 26 I attended my first transportation committee meeting. We were given some updated information on MoDOT plans for the future and I was pleased to hear that they intend to take their plans to the voters for a decision on which way to proceed. We have 30,000 miles of roads and 10,000 bridges to maintain and there is certainly a case for some additional road building. The plan that they have unveiled includes a new funding stream for the counties as well. I will keep you posted on the plans as more information becomes available.
Wednesday morning I held a Workforce Development Committee hearing on the "Paycheck Protection" proposal. This bill provides new legislation giving workers the privilege of deciding yearly whether to designate part of their union dues for political campaigns and issues. The bill sponsor argued that it was only fair for people to have the option of spending their hard earned money in the way they best see fit. We heard both sides of the issue in a two hour hearing and are now waiting for additional information to surface.
On Thursday, we had a Capitol safety meeting. The Highway Patrol and Capitol Police conducted a seminar instructing us on the best way to protect ourselves in case of violent attacks on the capitol. It is nearly impossible to cover every eventuality, but we need to be thinking about the potential of violence and the best way to respond.
Friday I was delivering flags to Rocky Comfort School, the Sheriff's Department and the Tiff City Community Center. While I was visiting with Joe and Pauline Briscoe, Pauline mentioned that we sure seem to have a lot of litter on the roads anymore. One thing that we really need to watch are the plastic bags that we get at convenience stores, groceries, and Walmart. They are really handy to carry our purchases but they blow everywhere if we don't dispose of them properly. As any veterinarian will tell you, they can cause the death of large animals that pick them up and swallow them out of curiosity. Please be more careful and if you see one blowing by, pick it up.
A lot of bills came out of committee last week so we should be getting really busy soon. I'll keep you posted, until then, I am and remain, in your service.
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Harrisburg Chamber head steps down from city advisory board
David Black has resigned from Harrisburg's municipal financial recovery advisory committee, effective today, in the wake of some backlash over a video spoof last week that poked fun at the capital city's debt crisis.
"I do not want recent controversies of my making to stall or otherwise impede the clear progress that is being made in the financial recovery of Harrisburg," said Black, president and CEO of the Harrisburg Regional Chamber and Capital Region Economic Development Corp.
The video, which satirized efforts by city officials to address Harrisburg's heavy debt load caused primarily by its incinerator, was part of the chamber's annual awards night event on the West Shore. Some city officials took offense to the skit, which was posted by an attendee to YouTube.
The day after the event, Black said the video was made in fun and he didn't intend for it to come across as disrespectful. He later apologized.
Black said today that the city recovery comes first and that he did not want to be a distraction. The chamber will continue to offer professional services to the city, Dauphin County and the region where needed and where helpful, he said.
"Our goal remains a fiscally strong and vibrant city and a world-class region," Black said.
The advisory committee meets every other week. It serves to advise the city's receiver, William Lynch, and includes the mayor, president of the City Council and a representative from Dauphin County. Black served as the governor's representative.
Because of the holidays, the committee will not meet again until Jan. 9, according to Lynch's office.
Kelli Roberts, a spokeswoman for Gov. Tom Corbett, said the office had no comment on the resignation.
"We're working to find a replacement as soon as possible," she said.


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When "Christmas Miracles" opens tonight, people will see a lot of familiar faces. But one of the faces has traveled halfway across the world to return to the Picketwire stage.
When "Christmas Miracles" opens tonight, people will see a lot of familiar faces. But one of the faces has traveled halfway across the world to return to the Picketwire stage. Linus Engdahl will play one of the popular cowboys. He plays the role of Sam in "Christmas Miracles" which runs tonight through Saturday, with doors opening at 7:30 p.m. Meet Linus Engdahl Linus Engdahl currently lives in Gothenburg, Sweden. His first visit to Fowler was in 2007 as an exchange student. Tim Baublits, who worked for the Exchange Student program, asked Engdahl if he would consider coming to Fowler. Engdahl was a little skeptical coming to a small community such as Fowler, he grew up in a much larger Swedish city. "After I talked with Tim for about 10 minutes, I knew that Fowler was the place to go," Engdahl said. Engdahl will be in Fowler until Jan. 12, 2014, although he would like to stay longer. But, he has finals that week back home in Sweden. "I planned on coming to Fowler to spend Christmas with Tim. My father passed away in January of this year. Tim informed me that Lindy Nelson would be directing the third version of the Christmas play and she would like to have me act in it, as I had previously acted in the productions. Of course I said yes," said Engdahl. According to Engdahl, the last time he performed in the Picketwire Christmas production it gave him a new family, which he holds dear to his heart. Engdahl's character is Sam, a Swedish cowboy who works at the Johnson ranch with his three partners; Tead (R.J. Nelson), Dave (Grant Elliott) and Hank (Curtis Peacock). The four characters would do about anything for Miss Edith (Melody Bryan), their boss. "I really love food, and of course I won't have to worry about being hungry since Cookie Le Chef (Stephen Mathews Sr.) always has something delicious to eat! I play my gee-tar and sing, especially for the kids," said Sam, Engdahl's character. Loving cowboys since he was a child, playing Sam is something Engdahl truly enjoys, especially wearing the chaps, boots and hat. His favorite memories of the 2007 production are the experience of the practices and making friends. He is especially proud of the end result and hearing the many positive things people had to say about the production made it all worthwhile. He is looking forward to working with the old cast members, as well as the new ones. "I'm really looking forward to having my two favorite pianists, Mary and Barb in the orchestra pit," said Engdahl. Being part of a crew that he says is the "best there is," Engdahl is honored to be part of such a great crew. CHRISTMAS MIRACLES Written and Directed by Lindy Nelson Musical Direction by Barbra Hjelmstad & Mary Belew CAST & CREW Ranch Home – Melody Bryan (Aunt Edith), Stephen Mathews Sr. (Cookie Larreau), Whitney Belew (Jo Johnson), Janet Golding & Sheri DuBois (Aunt Edith's College Friends). Cowboys – Grant Elliott (Dave), Curtis Peacock (Hank), R.J. Nelson (Tead), Linus Engdahl (Sam). Three Generations Johnson Family – Kent Reyher & Lindy Nelson (Grandparents), Tim Baublits & Jenny Mathews (Parents), Stephen Mathews Jr. & Anastasia Mathews (Kids). Christie Family – Cory Higgs (Sheriff John), Nariah Smith (Robin), Alexia Nunez-Rebel (Rebecca), Braeden Harris (Thomas), Hailee Ham-Flores (Mary Ann), Julie Graham (Kate), Kieran Harris (Sarah). Law Enforcement – Lauri Smith (Sgt. Hemming), Kale Reyher (Deputy Clarence Larreau). Concert Rehearsal – Cameron Salzbrenner (Musical Director Shay), Tracey Salzbrenner & Brenda Erwin (Lighting Techs). Children's Chorus –McKenna Aragon, Grace Gardner, Jentry Mathew, Bethany Taullie, Jami Wallace, Jill Wallace. Picketwire Christmas Concert Chorus – Kalee DuBois, Lisa Franz, Janet Hill, Todd & Laura Hillstad, Randi Hiner, John Klein, Susan Miller, Shelby Mustain, Rob & Colleen Oquist, Susie Sarlo, Members of "Miracles" Cast. Choreography – Susie Sarlo. Backstage Manager – Brenda Erwin. Stagecrew – Ed Wiker, Eric Lagergren, Dani Settle, Maria Armijo, Ken Schroll. Set Construction – R.J. Nelson, Jerre Hall, Bob Bamber. Costumes – Sharon Kolomitz & Malle Schindler. Publicity – Mack Burtis.


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NEWVILLE — Tied at halftime, Big Spring managed to pull away from Greencastle-Antrim throughout the closing two quarters of Tuesday night's girls varsity basketball game en route to a 47-36, Mid-Penn Colonial Division victory.
After battling back from an eight-point deficit at the end of the first quarter, the Blue Devils were unable to maintain the momentum in the second half, being outscored 25-14 in the final 16 minutes.
"We got off to a slow start and then had a really nice comeback in the second quarter," G-A head coach Mike Rhine said. "Then it was like we just burnt out in the second half. I'm not sure if it was fatigue or just a lack of experience in close games but Big Spring was the better team down the stretch."
Hannah Crist led the Blue Devils (5-5, 3-3 MPC-Colonial) with 10 points followed by eight from Katie Gelsinger. Meghan Hirneisen added seven points in the loss while Jane Herman contributed five, including G-A's only 3-pointer of the night.
"We were right in it, fighting hard, but we just couldn't make a basket when we had to," Rhine explained. "Games like this will hopefully build some mental toughness. We can't get used to losing, we have to keep pressing forward."
Danielle Kepner paced the Bulldogs with a game-high 19 points, including five 3's.
The Blue Devils will look to get back on track Friday night at home against Waynesboro.


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Fix household quips with helpful tips - and stifle that smoke!
This is my first post and I 'm excited to have a place to offer up some tips to some common kitchen quips.
Please do send any you have right along!
Sadly, I have not had a good start to this New Year. We've lost two loved ones in just as many weeks.
My friend Mike lost his beloved son, Nathan and my dear sister Diane lost her husband, Anthony.
In addition to being extremely sad occassions, it's also placed me - and others - in unfamilair cooking spaces.
After 6-hours at my brother-in-laws wake, my sister Jeanne and I thought to heat up some food in the oven at our sister Diane's home. Sounds easy, right? NOT!
We got every thing nicely placed in the oven - or so we thought - but as we set about to do other tasks, we began to notice smoke coming from the oven. Not a small, tiny amount but big billowing clouds that began to fill the room!
Rushing to the stove, I anxiously scanned the front of Diane's beautiful new overhead microwave/exhaust fan - searching for the exhaust fan button to press. However, the lighting was bad and our eyes are old so neither Jeanne or I could read its tiny print.
Assuming that Jeanne, who lives in the same town as Diane, would be familiar with her kitchen - and the exhaust fan - I screamed, "Jeanne, please turn on the exhaust fan!" "But I don't know how to!" she answered frantically back.
Speeding around the kitchen, Jeanne searched for something to stifle the smoke while I quickly shoved open the window and fetched my specs.
As I found the right button. Jeanne sprang open the oven. quickly dowsing the smoking spot with a blast of baking soda, which instantly stifled the smoke on the spot!
"It worked!" I exclaimed happily. "Of course it did, silly," Jeanne replied. "It's baking soda!"
With the smoke source finally squelched and the kitchen air beginning to clear, Jeanne and I were breathing a sigh of relief just as Diane entered a now slightly smoky room.
"What happend?" Diane asked with concern. "Oh, nothing," we replied in soothing unison as we used our bodies to block her stove.
"Something must have spilled in the oven." I said calmly. "So I sprinkled it with baking soda so its all okay now," Jeanne added as she smiled.
"Whew! That was a close one," Jeanne whispered under her breath.
TIP: 1. Always familarize yourself with cooking equipment before beginning to cook and turn on the exhaust fan, too.
2. Always know where the baking soda is - and keep it within sight when cooking, if possible. It suppresses smoke, fire; absorbs odors and makes clean-ups easier, too!
3. And, have a fire extinguisher handy - just in case!


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LODI - Lodi officials are preparing for the possible closure of the Lodi branch of San Joaquin County Superior Court and how the aftershocks of that legal void would hit the Police Department.
LODI - Lodi officials are preparing for the possible closure of the Lodi branch of San Joaquin County Superior Court and how the aftershocks of that legal void would hit the Police Department.
San Joaquin Superior Courts are facing a $2.2 million budget gap, and have petitioned the state Judicial Council for funding, Executive Officer Rosa Junqueiro said. Lodi City Manager Rad Bartlam recently testified before the council to state San Joaquin's case in hopes of saving the Lodi branch. But he's not overly optimistic.
"I think (the Lodi court) is in quite serious jeopardy," Bartlam said.
A closure of Lodi's courtroom, on the second floor of the downtown Police Department building, would mean all court proceedings would take place in the Stockton main branch.
The move could mean a transportation hardship on some residents who need to tend to legal matters, and for police officers who have to appear in court. The ripple could cost the city thousands of dollars each year in transporting jail inmates.
"The big deal for us is that if they close the court then we lose the luxury of being able to hold prisoners in our jail before arraignment," Bartlam said.
Police Chief Mark Helms said Lodi is one of very few northern California cities that operates its own city jail. With 20 beds and an overall capacity of 45, the city does not transport people who are arrested to the San Joaquin County Jail in French Camp. They are locked up in Lodi, where they are arraigned in the Lodi branch of Superior Court. After arraignment, the Sheriff's Office is responsible for transporting inmates that can't post bail to the French Camp jail.
Unlike the County Jail, Lodi's facility does not overcrowd and inmates are not released early, Helms added.
"We have a system now that works very effectively and efficiently," Helms said. "If the court closes, we lose that. We'll be releasing more prisoners on notice to appear, and there will be significant drive time and man hours we'd have to make up."
Police officers also say the local jail is a major deterrent for low-level criminals. Experienced shoplifters, for example, know that if they are caught in Lodi they won't just be fined and cited. They'll be taken to the Lodi jail.
"And that might mean they have to stay for a couple of days depending on their situation," Helms said. "That doesn't sit too well with them."
Junqueiro said she hopes more money will come in to keep court services up to current levels. The court system has cut staffing levels to a bare-bones level and implemented furloughs and court closings. If money isn't found, further cuts will hurt. "We had to close Tracy, and we do understand the impact this has on cities. It's not something that we take lightly," she said. "We will have tough decisions to make."
Junqueiro said a time line for when decisions have to be made is not set. It is likely most cuts will have to be made in early 2013.
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Love Notes playing this weekend!
Love is in the air. Yes it's Valentine's Day, a holiday that celebrates love and is observed by exchanging candy, cards and gifts. I was thinking of sharing some historic facts about Valentine's Day with you, but as I was doing the research I began to nod off. So I thought better of it and decided to share some more current statistics.
A few fun facts about Valentine's Day!Eight billion Sweetheart Conversation Hearts are manufactured each year by the New England Confectionery Company. The average number of wedding proposals on Valentine's Day each year is 220,000. Don't forget Fido! Consumers spend over $360 million on Valentine's Day gifts for their pets each year. (I'm one of those crazy pet lovers and Oliver and Olivia will be sporting new Valentine bandanas this year. ) Consumers are expected to put $3.5 billion towards a romantic evening on the town. The average expected amount, per person, that Americans will shell out for the holiday is $126.
Interesting though, 82% of people polled said they would like an "experience" rather than a gift for the romantic holiday.
I have an idea for a Valentine Day "experience". Take your significant other to Love Notes, sponsored by the Boonville River Rats. This is the eleventh year for this "Musical Valentine". This year's production is titled, "Love's Ups and Downs" and features a local cast of original characters singing your favorite love songs, old and new. Turner Hall has been transformed into the Riverfront Inn and you don't want to miss all the music and laughs that take place right in front of the elevator (Get it? Ups and Downs)
Performances are Friday, February 15 and Saturday February 16, 8:00 PM and Sunday, February 17, 2:00 PM at Turner Hall, 518 Vine Street. Admission is $8, Seniors and Students $6. Dessert is included in the price of admission. Tickets are available at Family Shoe Store and at the door. Experience local this holiday- play local, shop local, and Go Boonville!


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The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation's popular controlled hunts program is open to online applicants now.
The controlled hunts program offers once-in-a-lifetime elk and antelope hunts, highly sought-after buck hunts, and other quality hunting opportunities through randomized drawings that only cost sportsmen $5 to enter. Opportunities offered through the program include hunts on Department or other government-owned or managed lands where unrestricted hunting would pose safety concerns or where overharvest might occur.
The online application process takes just a few minutes and must be completed through the Wildlife Department's website at wildlifedepartment.com. Applicants have until May 15 to submit their applications.
"Whether you want to hunt a bull elk in the Wichita Mountains, an antelope in the Panhandle or a trophy buck at locations across the state like the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, the controlled hunts program is one of the best things going in Oklahoma hunting," said Melinda Sturgess-Streich, assistant director of administration and finance for the Wildlife Department.
All applicants, including lifetime license holders, must pay the $5 application fee to enter the controlled hunts drawings. The fee is paid only once per person per year regardless of the number of categories entered.
Applications are offered online through a secure process that only accepts applications once they have been filed correctly, and a print-out confirmation page is available for sportsmen to document their submitted application.
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SCO has published a statement after the court ruling in their case against Novell: "The company is obviously disappointed with the ruling issued last Friday. However, the court clearly determined that SCO owns the copyrights to the technology developed or derived by SCO after Novell transferred the assets to SCO in 1995." And at the end: "Although the district judge ruled in Novell's favor on important issues, the case has not yet been fully vetted by the legal system and we will continue to explore our options with respect to how we move forward from here."


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"Fedora 18 will be released at around the same time as Windows 8, and as previously discussed all Windows 8 hardware will be shipping with secure boot enabled by default. [...] We've been working on a plan for dealing with this. It's not ideal, but of all the approaches we've examined we feel that this one offers the best balance between letting users install Fedora while still permitting user freedom." Wait for it... "Our first stage bootloader will be signed with a Microsoft key."


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As per the International Civil Aviation Organisation's recommendations, all passengers on international flights to and from KLIA will be screened for liquids, aerosols or gels that may be used in improvised explosive devices.
FAQs - Security Screening For Liquids, Gels Or Aerosol
1. When will this security screening on Liquids, Gels or Aerosols be imposed?
Effective May 21, 2007 (Monday)
2. Which passengers are affected by these regulations?
All international passengers departing from or transiting (changing planes) on commercial flights (incl. charter flights) at all International Airports in Malaysia. This new rules also apply to all International-bound passengers departing from our Domestic Airports.
3. Are liquids still permitted in hand luggage on flights?
Yes. All liquids, gels or aerosols containers of not more than 100ml each taken from home shall be required to be carried in one standard re-sealable plastic bag with a maximum capacity not greater than 1 liter. The plastic bag must be presented separately from your hand luggage and other items such as coats, jackets or lap tops at the security x-ray checkpoint.
All liquids, gels or aerosols purchased from Airport Shops/Duty Free in the security restricted areas of the terminal on the day of travel. Items must be placed in standard Security Tamper-Evident Bags (STEBs) with receipt attached to it as Proof of Purchase.
4. How can passengers prepare for security checks at the airport?
Passengers must carry only small quantities of liquids, gels or aerosols items that they want to bring into the aircraft cabin using a small size, transparent and re-sealable plastic bag measuring, 20.5 cm by 20.5 cm, 25 cm by 15 cm or 21 cm by 17.5 cm.
Other extra liquids, gels or aerosols should be kept in their checked in baggage. Medicines, baby food/milk and special dietary requirement required on board during the flight, are allowed (must be verified by airport security) and do not need to be carried in the transparent, re-sealable plastic bag.
Passengers may take extra liquids, gels or aerosols on board aircraft which are bought from Air Shops/Duty Free outlets located in the security restricted areas of the airport.
5. What items count as "liquids"?
The new rules covers liquids such as water, drinks, soups, syrups and other beverages, gels( including hair and shower gels), pastes (including toothpaste), mascara, lip gloss, creams, lotions, oils, perfumes, sprays, liquid/solid mixture, contents of pressurized containers (including shaving foam and deodorants), aerosols and other items with a similar consistency.
6. Why do liquids have to be carried in a plastic bag from May 21, 2007?
We are adopting the security guidelines issued by International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on 11th December 2006.
The benefit of the transparent plastic bag is that it is easy display and to conduct inspection of all the liquids, gels or aerosols carried by passengers at airport security checkpoints. In this way, delays are minimal whilst security screening process is improved.
7. Can this plastic bag be used more than once?
Yes, but only for the re-sealable plastic bag if it is still in good condition or not damaged.
8. In what form can medicines and special food items be taken in hand luggage?
Special food items (such as liquid baby food or food for diabetics) or medicines that are essential during the flight (nose spray, eye drops or insulin, for example) may be taken on board. In cases of doubt, passengers will have to provide necessary documents that they need to take these items with them in their hand luggage (eg. doctor's prescription) for the journey.
Medicines and baby food can be carried outside the transparent plastic bag but must be presented separately at the security control.
9. Are duty free items permitted in a passenger's hand luggage?
Duty free items are permitted in hand luggage, provided they have been bought at an at airport duty-free shops located at sterile area or on board of aircraft, the passenger has a receipt for them, and they are carried in a sealed, Security Tamper-Evident Plastic Bag provided by the shop from which they were bought.
10. Can duty free items be bought on board flights?
Yes. Items purchased on board of aircraft can be carried in your hand luggage, provided they are kept in a sealed, Security Tamper-Evident Plastic Bag and the passenger has a receipt for them issued on the same day.
11. Can passengers who begin their journey outside Malaysia and board a connecting flight carry liquids in their hand luggage?
Yes, if the arriving transiting passengers comply with the new ICAO rules and procedures on liquid, gels or aerosols restrictions.
12. What general regulations apply to transit passengers?
Similar size and type of transparent, re-sealable plastic bags and also the Security Tamper-Evident Bags containing liquids, gels or aerosols belonging to them which they bring or purchased from originating airports will be re-screened or re-inspected at pre-embarkation checkpoint or Boarding Gates.
Any transit passengers found carrying extra liquids, gels or aerosols purchased at originating airports not in Security Tamper-Evident Plastic Bags or without any Proof of Purchase at Airport Shops/Duty Free shall be confiscated by security. Only recognised packaging as per ICAO recommendation is accepted.
13. Are there any changes to how passengers are dealt with at security check points?
Starting from May 21, 2007 it is mandatory for passengers to present the re-sealable plastic bags that contain Liquids, Aerosols or Gels they are carrying separately from other carry-on baggage at screening checkpoints.
14. Will passengers have to expect a longer wait at the airport?
Airport authority and airlines are working together closely to minimize the impact of the new rules to departing passengers. It is advisable for passengers to check in as early as possible during the initial stages of implementation of the new regulations.
15. Is it possible to have products that cannot be taken on board stored at the airport?
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The Thanksgiving weekend is drawing to a close. Like many of you, I have spent this time immersed in the rituals of family.
Along with our annual traditions of turkey and pie, my own family has the added blessing of our first grandchild, Lucas. Mashed potatoes and green beans have taken on a whole new significance when each bite — whether consumed or flung — is an adventure. Watching Lucas take his first bite of dressing and pumpkin pie, and hearing that resounding "more … more," made me appreciate this Thanksgiving so much more.
The joys of experiencing life through the eyes of our precious little one have, for me and my family, enriched the reflection that typically occurs this time of year. We have so much more to be grateful for than ever before. It has been such a joy to watch Lucas grow and change — from the quiet, still baby sleeping in the crib to the laughing, running little man he has become. Remembering his first words, stumbling steps and wonderful laughter will be forever embedded in my memory.
Having this child in our lives has also caused me to think more concretely about the future, Lucas' future in particular. What can we do to make sure Lucas' life is full of happiness and fulfillment? That he is equipped with the skills and resources he will need to meet both opportunities and challenges with energy and optimism?
The answers are plentiful, although some are easier than others to tackle.
We can surround him with love and help him know that, no matter what happens, we will always be here for him. Having a strong family network will allow him to take risks, knowing he will have many hands ready to catch him if he falls.
We can read to him, and make sure his many questions and opinions are valued and respected. The body of research confirming the importance of reading to young children and interacting with them on an intellectual level is overwhelming and incontrovertible.
We can strive to set positive examples for Lucas in all aspects of life. Showing him how to treat others kindly, work hard in everything he does, save his pennies and balance his checkbook, take care of his health through healthy eating and exercise, give generously to those who need it, and, yes, how to help Grandma with Thanksgiving dinner, gives new meaning to everything we do in our daily lives.
But giving Lucas the personal skills and resources he needs to be successful isn't enough to ensure his future. As I emerge from the cocoon of my family this weekend, I am drawn to consider the community that Lucas will become a part of. The stronger his community is, the better his life will be.
Lucas has helped me to see with new eyes the enormity of the stake I have in the lives of everyone in our community. As board chairwoman of the United Way of Henderson County, I have seen firsthand the struggles of people in our community and the potential for improving this place where we live. UWHC is focused on strengthening the building blocks for a good life — the education, income and health of everyone in Henderson County. We know that when we improve conditions for our neighbors in these areas, we are making this a better place for everyone to live.
The truth is that we all have a stake in making Henderson County the best place it can possibly be. Whether your children or grandchildren live here or whether you have any at all, you are invested in the education, income and health of the people you encounter every day. When we reach out to improve life for one of our neighbors, we have the power to influence the condition of everyone.
So how do we improve our community? While there's no simple answer to that question, we know it starts with getting as many people involved as possible in making positive changes. And so I ask you to make your community a priority this holiday season. To give generously, to advocate in a meaningful way for what you believe in, and to volunteer where you are needed. By making an investment through the United Way, you can show your commitment to the future of our community.
Dr. Molly Parkhill is president of Blue Ridge Community College and chairwoman of the United Way of Henderson County board of directors. To make an investment through UWHC, send checks to P.O. Box 487, Hendersonville, N.C., 28793, donate online at liveunitedhc.org, or call 692-1636.
The Thanksgiving weekend is drawing to a close. Like many of you, I have spent this time immersed in the rituals of family.


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Minnesota Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Ed Ehlinger, dressed in nickers and a bow tie, quietly made his way through the Mayo Clinic Health System in St. James last Thursday before heading to Memorial Park for some one-on-one time with the community.
Minnesota Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Ed Ehlinger, dressed in nickers and a bow tie, quietly made his way through the Mayo Clinic Health System in St. James last Thursday before heading to Memorial Park for some one-on-one time with the community.
He offered the opportunity for members of the community and government to pitch horseshoes with him while they pitched him ideas on how to improve overall health in rural Minnesota.
Dr. Ehlinger believes the best way to improve community health – working toward a day when everyone in the community is healthy – is by local, state and federal governments working together to improve community-level programing.
"I'm out here as commissioner, saying what do we need to do to strengthen our relationship," said Dr. Ehlinger. "I'm not going to be successful unless you're being successful – we're in this together."
Dr. Ehlinger said that although Minnesota has been the healthiest state in the nation for some time, that ranking is slipping during the last five or six years. This is due to population diversity, a lack of funding for education, public health cuts and a lack of local community involvement.
He said there is a fundamental problem with healthcare today. When people think of health they think of doctors , clinics and hospitals – who play a big roll in getting people healthy – however, doctors, clinics and hospitals only account for 10 percent of our overall health. Even with that being true, doctors, clinics and hospitals receive 95 percent of all healthcare dollars (about $8,000 per person). The activities that really impact overall health are environment (5 percent), social circumstances (15 percent), genetics (30 percent) and behavior (40 percent).
"Behavior is influenced not so much by the individual choice, but the communities in which they live," said Dr. Ehlinger.
Residents who live in a community that makes eating healthy a priority are going to eat better. If the community offers transportation, education or low income housing, it will be able to invest less in healthcare – because an educated and residentially stable community is a healthy community.
The State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP) will focus on three major factors. One will be maintaining the health protection activities that have made Minnesota one of the healthiest states in the nation.
"If you look back over the past 100 years, we've gained 30 years to the average life," said Dr. Ehlinger. "In the last 50 years, those haven't gone away – we need to maintain those things that got us to where we are."
There is also a lot to be done on the health improvement front. As a nation, we have gone from having acute diseases being the number one leading cause of death in patients, to chronic diseases being the leading cause of death. Dr. Ehlinger said there is an 'immunization' for chronic illness which is taking simple steps to live a healthy lifestyle. It's as easy as riding a bike to work, walking to the grocery store or not eating unhealthy foods at work. Making healthy decisions is simpler in a community that make health a priority and healthy lifestyles easily supported in the context of a community.
Dr. Ehlinger said the final step to a more healthy community is creating public health assessments and sharing them at the local, state and federal level to archive what the community wants and needs in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
"We need to look at our healthcare system, because that is where 95 percent of our healthcare dollars go," said Dr. Ehlinger. "Most of those dollars go into the treatment side, not the prevention side – most of that goes into specialty care, not primary care."
In fact, only $250 of the $8,000 invested in each person medically in this county annually goes into primary care, yet according to Dr. Ehlinger, primary care access can improve and reduce healthcare costs by one third.
The State Innovation Model (SIM) is a step taken by the state to oversee the total cost of health, not just the cost of care. SIMs focuses on preventative care and developing a community leadership team that can work with public health, education, communication and transportation.
These are the major factors in reducing healthcare costs.
He ended his speech saying the healthcare is a balancing act, and that's why he likes playing horseshoes before he gives his pitch to the community. Healthcare is like horseshoes, in that you can pitch too far to the left or too far to the right; you can't pitch too long or too short, or you don't get anywhere. In order to get a ringer, you need to maintain balance and throw the shoe right down the middle. In healthcare one side is treatment, the other is balance; one side is public health policies the other is private health policies. Getting all of these initiatives to work together will help maintain community health.


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A number of inmates at Pontiac Correctional Center are staging hunger strikes over what they are calling inhumane, discriminatory or retaliatory treatment inside the facility in recent times.
As of Thursday afternoon, 32 inmates, 19 of which are newly transferred Tamms inmates, have declared hunger strikes, claiming injustices ranging from lack of cleaning supplies, to not being provided forms for family members to fill out so they can visit them in prison.
The Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression released a statement Thursday, listing all of the complaints and demands from the inmates, to which Stacey Solano, chief public information officer for the Illinois Department of Corrections, responded.
The first complaints include the fact that the inmates are not provided cleaning supplies, legal sized envelopes or razors for shaving. It also states that there is no heat in the housing units, as well as the fact that they are being charged $5 to use unsterilized fingernail and toenail clippers.
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Another complaint the inmates have voiced included the fact that some had reached a status at Tamms where they were allowed televisions or radios in their cells; a right that they say wasn't extended to them at Pontiac.
"That is not true. Any inmate who had reached a status to be permitted a television or radio at Tamms still have those items with them now. In fact, in the north cell house, which is where a lot of these guys are housed, we, in anticipation of their arrival, wired the facility for cable earlier this year because we wanted to ensure the privileges they had at Tamms would be continued at Pontiac," Solano stated.
The CAARPR also said in their statement that inmate family and friends of former Tamms inmates have not been provided with forms that are required to be completed in order to visit their loved ones at PCC.
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Inmates have even stated that food rations have been cut as a disciplinary measure, to which Solano said is untrue.
"We would never cut rations. We have guidelines we have to follow as far as how many calories are given to inmates every day and we have to follow those rules. In general, we do not discipline inmates for filing grievances. That is absolutely their right. If they have a complaint, and we want to know if there are issues, we want to know about those so we can rectify those as soon as possible," she said.
Since grievances have been filed for many of the above complaints, some inmates feel that correctional officers and administrators have harassed or given retaliatory treatment to those making formal complaints. They even suggested that all of these complaints are corrected, as well as calling out for the Director of the Department of Corrections, Tony Godinez, tour and inspect the facilities at least every 30 days.
"The director is actually very active. He is in and out of these facilities on a nearly daily basis. Tony Godinez. He's very active and tours the facilities constantly, talking to inmates and staff about the issues and what concerns they have to really get a handle on what's going on at the base level inside these facilities," Solano stated.
She then said that the IDOC's mental health and health care staffs are taking steps to ensure each inmate's health is protected. She said the department is strongly committed to a safe and healthy environment for its offenders and continues to work with the inmates to resolve their complaints as quickly as possible.
32 inmates staging hunger strikes for various reasons
A number of inmates at Pontiac Correctional Center are staging hunger strikes over what they are calling inhumane, discriminatory or retaliatory treatment inside the facility in recent times.


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