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Media General called DISH Network's request for federal intervention in their retransmission dispute "meritless" and said the company will continue to negotiate in good faith with DISH.
Media General's retransmission agreement with DISH ended Sept. 30 after the two companies were unable to reach a fair resolution following a 90-day contract extension granted by Media General in June. Media General stations – including WNCN in Raleigh and WNCT in Greenville – are not currently being carried on DISH Network.
DISH announced Oct. 18 it had asked the Federal Communications Commission to intervene.
Media General, in response, said:
"This is the first time in the history of our company that Media General has failed to reach an agreement with a cable operator or satellite carrier. DISH, in contrast, has been involved in 32 take-down disputes with local broadcasters in the past three years alone, affecting more than 120 local television stations. DISH is currently involved in two other take-downs, in addition to its dispute with Media General.
"We have acted in a responsive, courteous and professional manner at all times, have accommodated numerous of DISH's requests and have negotiated in absolute good faith since we began discussions in June — not merely because of any obligation to do so, but because our own standards, and our commitments to our viewers and our communities demand nothing less.
"Unfortunately, DISH would prefer to manufacture a dispute, and now ask for government intervention, for its own purposes, rather than pay us a fair, market-based rate for the value of our stations."
Media General, based out of Richmond, Va., said it will continue to negotiate in good faith to resolve the dispute.
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I will likely see the new Star Trek in 3D first. I do not suffer from problems with 3D, and don't mind wearing the glasses.
I recently went and saw Star Wars Episode I in 3D, and it was not a bad conversion at all. Largely I went just to see it on the big screen again, but the 3D conversion was a nice touch. No new effects added (save for the 20th Century Fox logo and the Lucasfilm Limited logo) to cash in on the 3D, as much of the movie was shot as if it were already in 3D.
As for those who are talking about getting the 3D without the glasses...well...Nintendo may well be the trendsetter for solving that issue. Their new Nintendo 3DS handheld achieves 3D without the need for glasses, because the main screen has a glass that rectifies the 3D effects. Some say the effects are pretty cool, while others say it looks like Photoshop layers. Your actual mileage may vary.
I thought I'd heard somewhere that a company was already working on a Hi-Def TV that had 3D without the need for glasses, using a similar technique.
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1:00pm Wednesday 16th January 2013 in News
DOG owners are being given the opportunity to get their pet microchipped for free this month in Witney.
Last year, West Oxfordshire District Council picked up 236 lost or stray dogs, over a third of which were never reunited with their owners.
A microchip contains contact information for the dog's owner, which can then be scanned and read by a vet or council officer.
Doing the microchipping this month, the council's stray dogs officer Dawn Long says the free service has had a great response.
She said: "At the moment, a collar and a tag is a legal requirement.
"But if a dog gets lost then its collar can be removed."
The free service is for West Oxfordshire district residents only. There are still some places left on January 28 and 30 at the WFS Country Shop in Burford Road, but booking is essential.
- To book your place fill in the online form at http://westoxon.gov.uk/dogs or call 01993 861020.
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First time we inquired only inquired! As never lived next to people with more then two dogs. But the bloke sent them a complaint letter with out going though me on the phone first so it was a suprize when we had lots of bad language at us in the street. I tried to tel them I only inquired, and I needed to explain you guys that your dogs are going at it all hours when your out but I got told where to go.
They shut the dogs up for 28 days and now it's been going on over a year of barking
I've told them what we have suffered but said only way round it is just put your music or tv up everytime they bark. But this barking goes on to 01.00 and first thing early morning I mean 06.45 until I take kids to school, and weekends
Envomental have left us with a problem where we can't sell our house if we complain as it as to be on paper, and we have to tel the buyer. It's a living hell.
I put this because its to do with dogs, and hope someone might have a better way to go and get this sorted.
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Both of these behemoths have opted to move forward with expensive football stadium construction projects without meeting their commitments to taxpayers to disclose how much private cash they have raised to offset the costs.
Their respective governing boards apparently think that's OK because they approved moving forward with the projects despite the failure to disclose each school's private fundraising progress.
The University of Colorado-Boulder, whose Board of Regents is elected, several weeks ago signed off on a groundbreaking for the redo of Folsom Field, the Buffs' stadium, even though the athletic department had not disclosed how much of the $47.6 million in private money it promised to raise has actually come in.
A similar process occurred at CSU. It too is governed by a public board, although that body is appointed. CSU's board must formally approve the project before construction can begin.
What gives? We think these boards are out of touch with the taxpayers who built these institutions to begin with and who continue to fund them. You can argue as long as you like about how little state funding these universities receive these days and how much private funding they now must rely upon. But in our view, this absolutely does not erase their obligation to inform the public about how much or how little private cash they've raised to give their beloved football stadiums facelifts and new life.
The city of Fort Collins has become concerned enough about the CSU project that it is contemplating forcing the university to sign an intergovernmental agreement detailing the costs the city will have to absorb to create the infrastructure the new stadium will require. This is a step in the right direction because it brings a small measure of transparency and cost accountability to the project.
We call on the CSU board and the CU board to require these schools to disclose how much private money has been raised to offset the cost of these projects and to disclose on an ongoing basis how much private and public money is being spent.
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The deadline imposed for Chargers WR Vincent Jackson to be traded, which would have allowed him to reduce his suspension from six games to four, has passed with no deal consummated.
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Kyle Orton threw for 307 yards and two TD passes and top draft pick Demaryius Thomas caught eight passes for 97 yards and a touchdown in the Denver Broncos' 31-14 rout of the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
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Already missing first-round OLT Russell Okung (out with a high ankle sprain), the Seahawks suffered another blow when previously rock-solid second-year ORG Max Unger suffered a season-ending toe injury in Week One.
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The Seahawks received bad news after their big season-opening victory over the 49ers. Starting ORG Max Unger was placed on injured reserve Tuesday after suffering an injury to the big toe on his left foot Sunday.
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Thurmond has landed on injured reserve for the 'Hawks.||||||| Thurmond has a hamstring injury.
Thurmond is on the Physically Unable to Perform list and won't be able to practice with the team until after the Seahawks play their sixth game.||||||| Thurmond is recovering from a knee injury.
Thurmond is done for the season with a broken fibula and ankle injury.||||||| Thurmond suffered the fracture when he broke up a pass in the second quarter of Sunday's 6-3 loss to Cleveland and was landed on. He also suffered a high ankle sprain, but the extent of that injury wasn't known until Monday when it was found that Thurmond suffered significant ligament damaged that will require surgery later this week. Rookie Richard Sherman will move into the starting lineup in Thurmond's spot.
An ailing hamstring has kept Thurmond out of Sunday's game against Atlanta.||||||| The rookie has 31 tackles in 12 games.
Thurmond is about to get quite the indoctrination to starting in the NFL: Larry Fitzgerald.||||||| Thurmond, Seattle's rookie cornerback, is likely to get the start Sunday when Seattle hosts Arizona in a matchup with first place in the NFC West at stake. Starting cornerback Kelly Jennings was listed Friday as questionable on Seattle's final injury report so Thurmond should get the start.


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Small farming communities dotted the rolling prairies and wooded hills between the Elm Fork and the West Fork of the Trinity River during the last half of the 1800s. Settlers had come into the region in the l850s, and by 1857, Hezekiah Lucas had established a post office at Buck and Breck, a hamlet between Dallas and the Tarrant County town of Birdville. The new town of Irving, founded in 1903 by J.O. Schulze and Otis Brown, eventually swallowed most of the small settlements that had survived past the turn of the century. These included Kit, Sowers, Hackberry, Union Bower, Finley, Estelle, and Elm School. The last community that Irving annexed was Bear Creek in 1968.
While Schulze and Brown, two young midwesterners employed by the Chicago, Rock Island, and Gulf Railway, were surveying for a railroad line from Fort Worth to Dallas, they decided the area was an ideal town site. They bought eighty acres from the Britain family in 1902 and sold the first town lots on December 19, 1903. The Post Office at nearby Kit was moved to Irving in 1904.
Irving progressed rapidly, as the Texas legislature created the Irving Independent School District in 1909 for a student population of about 190. The next year a privately owned telephone service came to town, and Lone Star Gas opened an Irving station in 1911. The fledgling town officially came of age on April 14, 1914, when its citizens voted 27 to 16 to incorporate. They elected the town's co-founder, Otis Brown, as their first mayor.
By 1920, the population had grown to 357. During the 1920s, Irving obtained electric service, installed a water system, and organized a volunteer fire department. Although the Great Depression hit Irving as it did the rest of the United States in the 1930s, the town continued to grow. Regular bus service replaced the privately run jitney service that had run from Irving to Dallas, and in 1939, Irving hired its first full-time employee, Town Secretary C.C. Anderson.
By 1940, Irving's first paid patrolman joined the elected constable in keeping the peace. The opening of the first public library the next year brought new opportunities for learning to residents of Irving. By the mid-1940s, the School District had 42 teachers and 1,500 students.
As mid-century dawned, Irving, with a population of 2,615, was poised for unprecedented growth and development that would forever change the little town. In an effort to push the population to the 5,000 inhabitants required to hold a home rule charter election, City Commissioners began annexing adjacent areas.
On October 25, 1952, voters accepted the proposed charter by a vote of 377 to 96. The Charter added four commissioners, provided for a city manager, and gave Irving a greater degree of self-government.
During this decade, Irving welcomed the University of Dallas and hired its first paid fireman. Businesses continued to move to the city. When Plymouth Park Shopping Center opened in 1955, it was one of the largest shopping centers between Dallas and Fort Worth. Home-building grew apace, and by 1960, Irving's population had skyrocketed to 45, 895.
Irving Community Hospital opened its doors in 1964. That same year, the world's largest trucking terminal was built in Irving. Late in that decade, city leaders met with the owner of the Dallas Cowboys football team, who was interested in moving the team to a stadium in Irving. The City financed the stadium with revenue bonds and in 1971 opened the facility, Texas Stadium, still the home of the Dallas Cowboys.
Construction of Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Airport, lying partially within the boundaries of Irving, also began in the late 1960s. When it opened in 1974, it was the country's largest airport. The facility, now known as Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, continues to contribute to Irving's economy.
The population of Irving reached almost 100,000 by 1970. Three years later, Irving landowner Ben Carpenter saw his dream come true with the opening of Las Colinas, a privately funded, master-planned community of 7,000 acres, which has grown to include more than a thousand corporations, as well as homes, schools, shopping areas, and recreation facilities. Later in the 1970s, the Dallas County Community College District opened North Lake College in Irving.
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Family owned and operated since 1947, Eberly Poultry has been bringing superior quality poultry to dinner tables across the country for four generations. Eberly Poultry's family tradition of raising "Poultry as Nature Intended" makes a world of difference in the flavor of their products. All of the organic poultry is raised primarily on small Amish and Mennonite family farms in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country.
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Brian Quinn, director of athletics at Cal State Fullerton, was chosen to serve as the D1-AAA ADA President for 2010-11. Quinn replaces 2009-10 President Jean Lenti Ponsetto, athletics director at DePaul University.
Joining Kavanagh on the board is 2nd Vice President John Suarez, director of athletics at Long Island University Brooklyn; 3rd Vice President Keith Gill, director of athletics at American University; Secretary Peg Bradley-Doppes, director of athletics at the University of Denver; and Treasurer Bob Driscoll, director of athletics at Providence College.
Now in its 10th year, the Division l-AAA Athletic Directors Association's mission is to enhance initiatives common to its Division l-AAA membership (the Division I institutions that do not sponsor football), in particular, aspects related to their flagship basketball programs. The Division l-AAA ADA is administered by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), which is in its 46th year.


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When women do make the leap to start their own businesses, research shows that they may be more successful than their male counterparts. The Institute also found that female small business owners may succeed because they are more engaged in strategic facets of their business, more committed to creating opportunities for others, and more customer-focused than their male counterparts.
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The ship was worn and lacking leisure facilities, the gym was small with a few machines but was spotless, the hydrotherapy pool was a gem, especially as it was so cold. Summit is due to be refurbished later this year, and was very clean. Our room attendant was very good, as were the dining room staff. The buffet lacked imagination and it seems that Celebrity are trying to put people off from eating there in the evenings with their small selection of food which was somewhat disappointing.
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There's a new phrase starting to emerge in the lexicon of the Indiana Statehouse: "Getting Ritzed."
It refers to the stunning Nov. 6 electoral victory of political newcomer Glenda Ritz over her giant of an opponent, Tony Bennett, in the race for superintendent of public instruction.
More so, it refers to the kind of campaign that rocketed Ritz past Bennett to win 1.3 million Hoosier votes.
Employing a mastery of social media that tapped into widening skepticism about the K-12 education overhaul that Bennett championed, the Ritz campaign pulled off the seemingly impossible: They beat the Republican incumbent in a Republican-loving state and did it with a fraction of the money, TV airtime, and powerful partisan pull that Bennett enjoyed. (And, and often noted since, they managed to get more votes for Ritz than Gov.-elect Mike Pence.)
Getting Ritzed is the 21st century version of the biblical tale of David and Goliath. (David Galvin, the engineer of Ritz's social media campaign, tapped into that analogy in a fascinating article he wrote for the Nov. 15 issue of Howey Politics Indiana.)
If you remember the story from Sunday school, you'll remember that little David picked up that slingshot because he figured out that his coat of mail, his brass helmet, and that sword girded to his side weren't going to get him to where he needed.
"I cannot go in these," David said, as he cast aside the conventional battle plan and scooped up a handful of rocks, "for I am unused to it."
Hard not to think of that tale when listening to Republicans who are unused to losing.
As first reported by Maureen Groppe of the Indianapolis Star, outgoing Gov. Mitch Daniels — the true champion of the education reforms that the teachers' union loathes — is still seething about Bennett's loss. Speaking at a Washington, D.C., meeting of the Foundation for Excellence in Education last week, Daniels claimed that public school teachers used illegal and improper methods to oust Bennett.
He accused teachers of sending out anti-Bennett emails on school time and trashing Bennett during parent-teacher conferences. "Despite the great progress that's been made in states like ours, the forces of reaction never quit," Daniels said. "The last twitch of the dinosaur's tail can still kill you, and that's what happened."
That's strong stuff, assigning a dinosaur mentality to 1.3 million voters who picked Ritz over Bennett.
It also overlooks the possibility that those votes were neither a massive rejection of reforms that have brought things like more teacher accountability and more parental choice, nor the collective act of tiny-brained creatures controlled by disgruntled teachers.
In emails that I continue to receive, weeks after I wrote a column asking for Republicans to tell me why they voted for the Democrat Ritz, it seems much more complex and nuanced than that.
The changes brought during the Bennett-Daniels era came at schools, students, parents and communities in a fast-and-furious way and they didn't always seem to make sense to the end-users.
Teacher accountability sounds great, for example, but is more high-stakes testing for students and a complicated A-to-F grading system for schools among the best way to accomplish that?
To mix up the metaphor, Ritz remains a David-like character as she readies herself to walk into the lions' den that awaits her in the GOP-controlled Statehouse. Too early to know if she'll get torn to shreds or emerge with hard-earned respect.
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SHINE is a storytelling series featuring professionals and amateurs coming together on the third Thursday of every month to share inspiring true stories. Participants and audience members enjoy a relaxed community atmosphere, powerful and entertaining stories, refreshments, mingling, and live music.
Live music in May will be provided by singer/songwriter Cynthia Brando. Always innovative, Brando's style varies from folk and blues to country. She's been writing songs for years and performing at venues such as the House of Blues. Brando has "a relaxing and ambient quality. Her well written lyrics speak of strong emotions with lyrical charisma."
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Darwin has encountered a crocodile. He is swinging on a vine to stay away. These Wild Thornberry coloring pages follow the wildly favorite television cartoon. Parents Nigel and Marianne are documentary film makers specializing in wild life. Their work sweeps the entire family off to all parts of the globe. Much to their teenaged daughter Debbie's chagrin, who really wants to live a normal life. Eliza the youngest was given a gift allowing her to talk to the animals. Hence, benefiting her parent's work. Engage in the wild fun when you look through our character coloring pages. Select as many of these free printable coloring pages as you like.
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(AP) - SHOT DOWN: The European Union's antitrust authority blocked Ryanair's renewed bid to take over rival Irish carrier Aer Lingus, ruling it would undermine competition and drive up ticket prices.
PLAYING MONOPOLY: The EU Commission said the merger of the two airlines would have created a monopoly or dominant position on almost 50 routes where Aer Lingus and Ryanair currently compete.
HIGH HOPES: Ryanair hoped Ireland would sell its stake in Aer Lingus, since the debt-burdened government is seeking to sell billions in state assets as part of its effort to exit a 2010 international bailout.
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In the May issue there were many pro-war articlesthat I disagreed with, but Anthony N.'s struck a nerve.
How can thefreedom of speech be exploited? Just because you don't believe someone's viewdoesn't mean they shouldn't say it!
I recently saw a car sporting an"Osama bin Laden can kiss my American a--" bumper sticker. I do not seethis as any different from Bretton Barber wearing a shirt with a picture ofGeorge Bush with the caption "International Terrorist," but no one hascomplained about the owner of this bumper sticker. Anti-war statements areconsidered unpatriotic or, as Anthony N. put it, "extreme," but Ihave yet to hear any complaint about someone being blatantly pro-war!
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Monday, Jan. 3
Monday is usually the least likely night for good music, but Relix Variety Theatre has remedied that with an open-mic night hosted by singer-songwriter-keyboardist Christina Horn. This week's featured act is Jack Rentfro and the Apocalypso Quartet, plus musicians from all over the area stop by to play a few tunes. Anyone interested in signing up for the night should contact Horn at firstname.lastname@example.com. The music begins at 8 p.m. Relix is located at 1208 N. Central St.
Tuesday, Jan. 4
The Jewish influence may not always be readily evident in East Tennessee, but perhaps there's more than you know. The exhibit "Bagels & Barbecue: The Jewish Experience in Tennessee" continues through Jan. 23 at the East Tennessee History Museum. For museum hours and information call 865-215-8824.
Wednesday, Jan. 5
The steel guitar runs through the soul of country music. One of Knoxville's best steel players Brock Henderson is fronting a Brock Henderson's Buckaroos at the Preservation Pub, so be prepared to do a little crying in your beer. Jennifer Niceley is also on the bill. The show starts at 10 p.m. The Preservation Pub is located at 28 Market Square.
Thursday, Jan. 6
Burgoo is a spicy stew best known in Kentucky and the Appalachians, which is often meant to be served alongside mashed potatoes. The deliciously named Acoustic Burgoo (the pride of Purcellville, Va.) will perform at lunchtime (noon) on the WDVX "Blue Plate Special" at 301 S. Gay St., but you'll need to bring your own stew. As always, admission is free and the show will be broadcast live at 89.9 and 102.9 FM and streams at www.wdvx.com.
Friday, Jan. 7
Fallen country-music star Kelly Canter (Gwyneth Paltrow) embarks on a comeback tour with a young singer-songwriter (Garrett Hedlund) in the film drama "Country Strong." Tensions mount between the two musicians, Canter's manager-husband (Tim McGraw) and an up-and-coming young ingenue (Leighton Meester). The film is rated PG-13.
Saturday, Jan. 8
The Knoxville Ice Bears will go up against the Florida Ice Gators at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic Coliseum. Sure, a hockey game isn't as much fun as real bears and alligators on ice, but there are just as many fights. Prices range from $28 to $13 (and less for seniors and kids). Tickets are available at Tickets Unlimited outlets and www.knoxvilletickets.com.
Sunday, Jan. 9
Sometimes it's hard to decide between two events. Should you go to the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra Chamber Classics' presentation of Beethoven's 8th Symphony at the Bijou Theatre or see the WWE Smackdown World Tour at Thompson-Boling Arena? If you think no one could possibly have a hard decision between the two talk with former WUOT "Morning Concert" host and classical music buff and wrestling fan Daniel Berry. The KSO starts at 2:30 p.m. at the Bijou Theatre. Tickets range from $22 to $10. The Smackdown starts at 5 p.m. at Thompson-Boling Arena. Tickets range from $60 to $25. Tickets for both events are available at Tickets Unlimited outlets (www.knoxvilletickets.com). Come to think of it, the times are just right so that you can go to both!
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Family of brain damaged boy award £6 million in compensation, full report
A hospital trust is to pay £6 million pounds to the parents of an 11-year-old boy who was severely disabled after he was starved of oxygen during his birth.
Joseph O-Reggio's heart rate dropped but medical staff didn't intervene for almost ten hours. The hospital trust admitted staff should have reacted sooner.


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SUMMERVILLE, CHATTOOGA COUNTY (WRCB) -- Gary Rape of Gary's Towing has a bumper sticker on his truck that reads, "Does this ass make my truck look big?" Next to the caption is a picture of Chattooga County Sheriff Steve Everett.
"I can say what I want," says Rape. "It doesn't say vote for someone or not. It's my opinion."
It's an opinion that doesn't sit well with Sheriff Steve Everett and you can see why.
Gary Rape tows cars for both the county and Georgia State Patrol.
A trooper paid a visit to express his concern over the sticker. It was a conversation Gary recorded and shared with Channel 3.
In the recorded message, the trooper says, "My boss man told me to come here and tell you this is inappropriate."
The insult is stuck to Gary's personal truck, not his tow truck.
After the sheriff accused him of over-pricing, he took him off the sheriff's list for recommended companies.
Gary blames the sticker.
"This is in response to some things the sheriff said, like he wouldn't let me tow his son's bike."
Sheriff Everett shows Channel 3 where his office was charged $270 last April for two towing jobs from Gary's Towing.
The sheriff says someone volunteered to do it for $30 and that's why Gary was dropped.
Everett admits he does not like the sticker, but he claims this is about saving taxpayers money.
"It is just a matter of opinion for different people," says Everett. "In law enforcement, we feel like it is unprofessional."
In the recorded message, the trooper says, "You're basically employed by us to tow vehicles and we run a professional operation."
Gary hired a lawyer after the trooper visited to see if his Civil Rights were violated.
He also wants the towing companies in town to be handed fair deals, which he feels is not happening.
"My reason is all towing services should be used," says Rape. "I spoke up from the start about this."
Gary's is still towing for the State and has denied all claims of over pricing.
Rape has not filed a lawsuit, but is talking with his attorney.
The sheriff says he will use the company he claims saves the taxpayer money.
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The LDS Church recommends that we store at least two weeks worth of water per person, and a year's supply of food, clothing, and fuel, if possible, in our food storage. We should also have a first aid kit in case of an emergency. Our food storage should contain what we would eat, and if we don't currently eat their recommended items, we should try to incorporate them into our diets.
First, start with the basics, then work from there to build up your food storage.
"We continue to encourage members to store sufficient food, clothing, and where possible fuel for at least one year. We have not laid down an exact formula for what should be stored. However, we suggest that members concentrate on essential foods that sustain life, such as grains, legumes, cooking oil, powdered milk, salt, sugar or honey, and water. Most families can achieve and maintain this basic level of preparedness. The decision to do more than this rests with the individual.See the following food storage and emergency preparedness resources to help you get started:
"We encourage you to follow this counsel with the assurance that a people prepared through obedience to the commandments of God need not fear" (Home Storage: Build on the Basics, Ensign, June 1989, 39).
- How to Start a Food Storage
- Assessing Your Needs
- Food Storage Rotation
- How to Store What You Eat
- Acquiring A Year Supply
- Top 5 Food Storage Books
- "Storing Fats and Oils," (scroll down) Oscar A. Pike, Ensign, June 1999, 71
- "Update on Milk Storage," Ensign, Mar. 1997, 70
- "Frugal Food Storage," (scroll down) Colleen Hansen, Ensign, Jan. 1993, 73-74
- "Taking the Bite out of Food Storage," Pam Taylor, Ensign, Mar. 1992, 72
Once you've decided to start your food storage you may ask yourself how you can afford food storage.


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A registered sex offender from Gaylesville was arrested in Georgia on Monday and extradited back to Cherokee County.
A release from the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office states that Michael Shane Moore, 36, has been charged with failure to verify his place of residence.
Like other sex offenders, Moore is required to register each quarter. A warrant was issued for his arrest after he was found not in compliance of the law, the sheriff's office stated. Authorities arrested him in Chattoga County and brought him back to Cherokee County Monday afternoon.
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A Country Club for Pets
Anne's Country Club for Pets, Inc. is proud to offer quality pet care in the Oklahoma City, Edmond, Midwest City, and surrounding areas. Family owned and operated for over 40 years, Anne's Country Club for Pets, offers dog and cat boarding, dog and cat grooming, and obedience training.
Located conveniently on Britton Road 1/2 mile East of I-35 and built on six lovely wooded acres, Anne's Country Club for Pets provides a country like setting combined with the convenience of easy access.
Tours of our facility are available during our business hours. If you would like to see how your pet will be cared for, please visit us at 4200 E. Britton Rd in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73131
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Photos from the day's events during the 2013 X Games in Aspen, CO, on Thursday, January 24, 2013. The games continue through Sunday.
NFL teams had until 2 p.m. MT Saturday to trim their rosters to 53 players for the, leading to numerous big names a
The 2014 AIR14 air show in Payerne, Switzerland. The air show commemorates over two week-ends the 100th anniversary
The Ukrainian Army dug in outside the southern Ukrainian city of Mariupol as Pro-Russian rebels secured Novoazovsk
Rescuers on Friday, Friday, Aug. 29, 2014 located 20 of at least 24 gold miners trapped by a landslide in the El Co
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were married Saturday in the French hamlet of Correns, a spokesman for the couple says
Joan Rivers has been rushed to the hospital after she stopped breathing during surgery on Thursday.


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Gruyere Potatoes au Gratin Recipe
Rich and creamy, this simple-to-fix dish will make guests think you fussed. The recipe calls for packaged hash brown potatoes so there's no peeling or cutting. —Suzan Ward, Post Falls, Idaho
- 1 package (30 ounces) frozen shredded hash brown potatoes
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded Gruyere cheese or Swiss cheese
- 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream
- In a large bowl, combine the hash browns, lemon juice, garlic, salt and pepper. In a small bowl, combine the Gruyere and Parmesan cheeses.
- Layer half of the hash brown mixture and half of the cheese in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Repeat layers. Pour cream over top.
- Cover and bake at 400° for 45 minutes. Uncover; bake 5-10 minutes longer or until edges begin to brown. Let stand for 5 minutes before cutting. Yield: 12 servings (3/4 cup each).
Originally published as Gruyere Potatoes au Gratin in Country Woman Christmas Annual 2011, p43
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New York has been the only state with an increase in unemployment over the last 12 months, says a new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, according to the New York Times.
As of August, the state's rate had climbed from 8.2 percent up to 9.1 percent since Gov. Andrew Cuomo took office in January 2011.
Defenders of Cuomo pointed to a federal payroll study that shows New York has jobs growing by 1.4 percent over the last 12 months, an above-average rate. Initial unemployment insurance claims have also been falling lately, according to the paper.
There are a few possible reasons why the unemployment and payroll numbers are so different, the Times said. The unemployment data is based on a household survey that reaches the self-employed and people who work in agriculture, but the payroll survey is not.
Some economists have said the unemployment survey only reached about 2,330 in New York State, too small of a pool from which to gather data.


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This is the 2017 NISSAN LEAF… #nissanleaf
Sorry guys, haven't been posting much due to I came down with the flu after the festival. I'll be limited until I can start thinking straight, but this is an exclusive photo from AutoExpress showing a bit of the new NISSAN LEAF. They claim 186 mile charge, but we'll see. Looks nice.
5MINUTE DRIVE New Episode! This time, it's Hollywood Stuntman SIMON RHEE & The 2014 Cadillac ELR… @cadillac @thesimonrhee #Stunt #Stuntman
Today's episode was really cool as MASTER SIMON RHEE is one of the most recognized Stuntmen as well as Actor in Hollywood and a very serious long-time Martial Artist. And you'll actually get some inside scoops on the new TERMINATOR GENESYS film coming! Also featured is Cadillac's awesome 2014 ELR. Swoosh… never heard me comin', baby. WATCH!
Monday Morning Challenge? Leave it to the HOLLYWOOD HEROINES! #digitalillustration
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What a great shoot today with good friend and amazing designer CAMILO PARDO. Camilo's art is incredible along with being one of Ford's all time best designers. We tooled around Venice today in a… Oh, no. I'm not given that up! You'll have to watch the episode next Monday.
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Alexis Lehrman of Design and Architecture High School in Miami and Joshua Williams of Ransom Everglades School in Coconut Grove were announced as Florida's top youth volunteers of 2013 by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, a program that honors young people for their community service.
Alexis raised more than $50,000 for the fight against breast cancer. Alexis had artists create paintings that were turned into posters and sold at Susan G. Komen for the Cure events. Joshua created the Joshua's Heart Foundation that has distributed about 400,000 pounds of food to families in Florida, according to the Prudential Foundation.
Both honorees will receive $1,000, a silver medallion and a free trip to Washington, D.C. in May for four days.
The Jennifer Beth Turken Heart Award program honored students for acts of kindness, respect and sensitivity throughout their school and community. Winners included Moshe Ross, Joaquin Carvajal, Leon Lai, Kristen Harrington, Gemma Warshaw, Victoria Poveda, Catherine Caceres, Matias Nudel, Naomi Sahalon, Emily Wohl, Nina Fernandez, Emily Mayer, Isabelle Mathe, Marella Tetzlaff, Bali Smith, Pedro Morell, Marlon Kantor, Ethan Roberts, Max Gotlin, Giuliana Russi, Brenda Souza, Madeleine Bagnall, Julius Goldberg, Sophia Greene, Camila Caruso, Kendrick Groman, and Aidan Connely of North Beach Elementary.
Fienberg Fisher K-8 Center winners included Valentino Siojrin, Jeremy Lugones, Valeria Toval, Michelle Orozco, Amari Morgan, Joel Perez, Kieshaunna Ford, and Maria Zabala.
The Goddesses Dance Team of Hialeah Gardens High School placed first in the American Dance Alliance State Dance Championships at Florida International University. Students Katelyn Jimenez, Victoria Romo and Oyaneicy Moya performed Beyoncé's Single Ladies and placed first in the Trio division. Collectively, the team earned trophies for best all-around and highest score in the Open and Hip-Hop division.
Participants included Jackelyn Ochoa, Jacqueline Fernandez, Nathalie Roque, Vanessa Salcedo, Yoannelis Bravo, Claudia Hernandez, Amanda Fabian and Melissa Rufin. The team will compete at the National Dance Alliance competitions in Orlando in March.
North Beach Elementary School students were recognized by Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and the council of Parent Teacher- and Parent Teacher Student Associations for becoming finalists in the Reflections Arts competition. Jennifer Cramer was the Dance Choreography winner; David Lehr won in Music Composition, David Tamen, earned honorable mention for Literature , and Zavian Schwartz was a Visual Arts winner. Sofia Smith won an honorable mention in Photography.
Students attended a ceremony at Mast Academy and the finalists will represent Miami-Dade County at the national competition in Orlando.
G. Holmes Braddock High School's Future Business Leaders of America participated in the District Leadership Conference and some students qualified to compete in the State Leadership Conference.
Maria Paneque placed third in Accounting; Kevin Lovell first and Sadra Targhi was third in Business Communications, Alejandro Abreu and Bianca Perez placed second in Business Presentation, Jonathan Lopera second in Job Interview, Jessica Garcia and Natalie Gamazo fourth in Desktop Publishing.
Also, Andy Morales placed second, Bryan Barrera third and Christopher Baez fourth in Computer Problem Solving. Jean Lacayo was second in Cyber Security.
Nicolas Bautista, Rodrigo De Leon and Alberto Perez placed first in Network Design. Brian Zamora first and Brian Pintado second in Technology Concepts. Kianna Shannon was third in Word Processing. Betsy Trujillo third in Health Care Administration and Miguel Anvelo fourth in Sports Management.
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Horizon South Southern View in Panama City Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Horizon South Resort
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 901 - $ 1,018 / week
$ 934 - $ 934 / month
vacation rental description
It's time to take a break at Horizon South a gated community in Panama City Beach. Our lovely two bedroom condo has wonderful views and is just steps to the Gulf of Mexico. This condo has just had new carpet installed. Horizon South has lush landscaping, minature golf, shuffle board, 4 pools,one of the pools is heated during the winter for our long term guests, hot tub and lighted tennis courts for your vacation enjoyment. Our clean and roomy condo sleeps 6 with two bedrooms and one and a half baths. The kitchen offers all the little extras a family could want or need to fix a nice get together. Grilling over charcoal can be done on the grills located on the side of our building. The living room has cable TV and room to spread out. Of course feel free to use our washer and dryer located right in the condo. You can bring your laptop because we have an internet connection. Call today to plan the family getaway at Horizon South Resort in Panama City Beach!
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Last modified on 06-21-2014 at 10:32 PM.
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Chad Wheeler 443-605-2989
condo rental amenities
4 swimming pools
1 kiddie pool
hot tub
lighted tennis courts
shuffleboard courts
minature golf course on resort grounds
charcoal grills on the resort grounds
activities and attractions in Panama City Beach Gulf Coast North
Shopping at Pier Park
Amusement rides at Pier Park
Shipwreck Water Park
Shell Island day trip
vacation rental rates
Summer ........ (05/14/13-08/06/13) .. $145/night .. $901/week. 3 night minimum
Fall .......... (08/06/13-10/29/13) .. $115/night 2 night minimum
Winter ........ (10/29/12-02/28/13) .. $84/night 2 night minimum
Spring(Early).. (02/28/13-04/09/13) .. $163/night .. $1,018/week. 2 night minimum
Spring(Late)... (04/09/13-05/14/13) .. $146/night .. $913/week. 2 night minimum
WINTER RATES .. (10/29/12-/02/28/13) ..................... $934/month.
Cleaning Fee of $90 and Taxes NOT included in the above rates. 12% bed tax
*** Deposit $250 *** NO EXCEPTIONS, Credit cards and PayPal accepted at a 4% surcharge.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Chad Wheeler 443-605-2989
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Panama City Beach
- Swimming in the Gulf of Mexico
- Collecting Shells on the Beach
- Golfing
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming in the Gulf of Mexico
- Long Walks on the Beach
- Fishing off of the Pier
- People Watching at Pier Park
Top things to do with a family
- Ripley's Belive it or Not
- WonderWorks
- Go Kart Racing at Cobra
- Amusement Rides at Pier Park
Chad Wheeler , owner


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Dishing out support for sports clubs (From Enfield Independent)
Get involved: send your pictures, video & news by texting ENFIELD NEWS to 80360, or upload here
Enfield Borough Council hosts workshops to help improve sports clubs
Updated 10:52am Tuesday 26th February 2013 in News By Hermione Wright
Sports leaders needing a helping hand can attend a free workshop next week.
Enfield Borough Council is holding a forum in Enfield Civic Centre on Thursday, March 7 at which people can discuss how to improve their clubs and encourage more people to attend.
Experts will be on hand from 7pm to speak to people about how they can apply for funding, which venues are available for hire and how they can tap into volunteering programmes.
Councillor Bambos Charalambous, cabinet member for culture and leisure, said: "In tough economic times many sports clubs and teams can suffer financial hardship.
"Issues such as increasing membership and finding money for equipment and team strips can be challenging and finding a regular venue to play at can be hard for smaller groups.
"This event is free and is a fantastic opportunity for all clubs, groups and organisations involved in sports and physical activity in the borough of Enfield to find out how to maximise their income and membership."
To book, call 020 8379 3672 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Meet the Team
Coolspotters was created by Fanzter, Inc. Fanzter is a privately funded startup with offices in Charleston, South Carolina.
Our team comes from some pretty cool media, technology, and consumer product companies -- places like Disney, ESPN, and Universal Pictures. We're working hard to revolutionize the way you discover, share, and buy the best products in the world.
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