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The Letter is a first person adventure horror game.
In this game you play as Michael Kennedy. Michael receives a letter from his from his father, Taylor James Kennedy, who is writing to him while on the verge of death. He states that by the time Michael reads the letter he will already be gone. Taylor does not have much to tell or leave his son, just one lasting statement, never trust anyone. He asks Michael to stay away from his job site, where he has gone missing. Of course, Michael is an adventurous young lad who loves his father dearly, although he has not always been there for him. Michael decides to head out of his house, or room in his remodeled industrial loft, and go to the job site anyway as he can not live without knowing what has happened to his father. From there he will discover clues and other letters leading to the conclusion of his father's mystery. Where will these clues take you? Can Michael make it safely? What has happened to his father?
God no
Of all the thoughts The Letter raised as I suffered through it, all the confusing, demonic, twisted wisps of consciousness, only one has survived, only one nags at the back of my head, one simple word encompassing my entire experience with this intolerable...read full review
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to be fair, on Constitutionalism specifics, he does make
pretty good arguments, but I really have distaste for anyone who has 'do it my way, or else,'-dictates let alone, at DailyPaul, of all places! strong belief and conviction in one's own understanding of the world is commendable, but not when one seeks to impose it, tis all.
I love listening to even opposing ideas, but if the 'opponent's attitude is before ever even introducing oneself, proceeds to engage with 'FU, you suck! You're one of THOSE people!' I'm like really? I used to beat up on kids like that back in my pre-NAP days. lol.
but frankly I don't want to belabor the point further.
but..but..but... as a great philosopher king once retorted...
"can't we all get along?"
...before getting hundreds of millions of taxpayers' FRN currency, and proceeding to get drunk again, while beating his next girlfriend... then croaking in pool after a heartattack...
er...yeah, I don't know what all of that means... oh right, non sequiturs, eh?
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Catasauqua School Board approves change in grading scale
After yearlong review, the Catasauqua School Board has approved a change to its grading scale for the 2013-2014 school year.
School Board member David Spangler presented the final changes to the board.
In previous school years, a 93 percent and above achieved an A. In the new grading system, a 90 percent and above will designate an A.
A grade of 59 percent and below will be an F. The changes were made to provide consistency within the district and align with other school districts and colleges in the area.
Providing consistency in the grading system was a top issue in the district's needs assessments report.
The system will be used for grades 1 through 12, and kindergarten will remain on the O (Outstanding), S (Satisfactory), U (Unsatisfactory) scale.
There will be no changes to the district's honor roll system.
Currently, Catasauqua students who achieve a grade point average of a 93 percent and above will earn the distinguished honor roll award, as long as they have no individual class grades that are below an 84.
Students with a grade point average of 87 or above, with no grades below an 84 will receive honor roll distinction. Catasauqua's honor roll criteria are stricter than many other school districts in the area who award honor roll distinctions on grade point average alone, without requirements for quarterly class grades.
The awards are granted at the end of every marking period.
In the past, there had been complaints from students who had earned a grade point average of 93 or above, even with a grade below an 84, and felt that they had still earned honor roll distinctions.
The board considered those complaints and decided against changing their criteria.
Catasauqua students are also eligible for National Honor Society at the high school level.
All students with a grade point average above 90 percent receive this honor and the requirement is set by the national charter of the honor society. Catasauqua School District does not impose any of their own requirements on top of the national charter and this will also not change with the update to the district grading scale.
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|Tranghese says officials made "terrible" mistake on fair catch in Louisville's loss to UConn
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Big East commissioner Mike Tranghese called Louisville athletic director Tom Jurich on Sunday, saying the referees erred during a disputed punt return for a touchdown by the Huskies early in the third quarter.
``It certainly doesn't change anything that happened on Friday night,'' Kragthorpe said. ``It was a factor in the game, but it wasn't the only factor in the game.''
The Cardinals (4-4, 1-2 Big East) were leading 7-0 when Cory Goettsche punted. Connecticut's Larry Turner moved under the ball and waved his right hand above his head, appearing to make a fair catch signal.
But when Turner caught the ball, he began running to his left and raced untouched 74 yards up the sideline for a touchdown. Several Cardinals had slowed, thinking the play was over when Turner made the catch.
A livid Kragthorpe protested, saying the play should have been blown dead when Turner raised his arm. Kragthorpe called a timeout and asked the referee if the play could be reviewed. Fair catch signals, however, are not reviewable under the NCAA's current instant replay policy.
Tranghese told Jurich the officials had made a ``terrible'' mistake. Tranghese took action against the referee who missed the call, but wouldn't elaborate on the penalty.
``The bad part is I can't change the call,'' Tranghese said Monday.
Louisville responded to take a 17-7 lead early in the fourth quarter, but the Huskies rallied for two touchdowns in the final 10 minutes to remain unbeaten atop the conference.
Kragthorpe said he'd like to see a play like that fall under the umbrella of instant replay.
``I obviously think it does because it happened not only this game, but it happened in the game against Notre Dame and USC,'' Kragthorpe said. ``Anytime there's a subjective part to the game it needs to be reviewed.''
Tranghese said there is chance the subject could come up after the season.
``We don't want to paralyze the game, but that's such a simple, simple play, if they had gone up to the booth, they would have said he gave the signal,'' Tranghese said. ``We want to get the play right.''
The loss means Louisville will have to split its final four games to become bowl-eligible for the 10th straight year.
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Arguably the biggest grudge match Bellator MMA has ever had is done, but not forgotten. Go behind the scenes of Bellator 131 in the latest "Uncut."Filed under: Bellator, News, Videos read news >>
Ronda Rousey and many other fighters, MMA personalities and even a journalist or two tell what they're most thankful for this year. Today, many Americans will be celebrating Thanksgiving with their families and loved ones, and most likely, a giant plate of food or three. Around the holidays, I try to reach out to our beloved sport's athletes and personalities to find out what they are thankful for this year. I conducted this process via text, so each answer is fairly short and easily digestible. read news >>
Watch Joseph Benavidez vs. Dustin Ortiz full fight video highlights from UFC Fight Night 57's main event above, courtesy of FOX Sports.UFC Fight Night 57: Edgar vs. Swanson took place November 22, 2014 at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas. Edson Barboza (19-5-1) collided against Bobby Green (10-9-1) in the night's fifth fight on the main card, which aired live on FOX Sports 1. Catch the video highlights above.For more on UFC Fight Night 57, check out the UFC Fight Night 57 results. read news >>
Last night (Sat., Nov. 22, 2014), Joseph Benavidez and Dustin Ortiz went to war at UFC Fight Night 57 inside Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas. Even though Ortiz gamely remained in the fight, Benavidez mauled his opponent for three rounds. Find out how below! Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) flyweights Joe Benavidez and Dustin Ortiz battled over a position in the Top 10 rankings last night (Sat, Nov. 22, 2014) at UFC Fight Night 57 inside Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas. Though Benavid read news >>
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Karen Hudes Stands Firm And Knocks It Outta The Park! Interview with Greg Hunter.Submitted by base1aransas on Wed, 08/28/2013 - 02:18
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Karen has been standing for the truth
since she got the job she thought would be of benefit for 'mankind'.
She, is exposing reality from the inside.
And the Trolls on DP are exposing themselves.
The "Emperors" minions
Think they still have clothes.
Thank you all for the comments.
Her interview has now topped all of Greg Hunters's other guests.
Would be nice if it were not false hope
But my take is she is a Rothschild agent. Another Benjamin Fulford claiming help is right around the corner. Go back to sleep. The Rothschild rockefeller controlled world bank is a fine institution, the solution is global currency and Obama is really a puppet but a good guy. She is full of shit!
Did I hear her correctly?
I just listened to the first 8 minutes or so. But I'm sure I heard her say that Obama's a good guy, and wants her to succeed in her whistleblowing efforts, but he's trying to be careful so he doesn't himself get fired by the banks, and he's completely sympathetic to her cause?????
She DID say something like that, because I listened to it thrice.
1) She is still incredibly brainwashed thinking that there's corruption but that the corruption has completely swallowed the office of the presidency.
2) Meaning then that she's utterly unfamiliar with or rejects that the Federal Reserve System is a Satanic creature from Jekyl Island which seeks to destroy the liberty of all nations, and which has attempting now to destroy America financially, economically, culturally, and every way that a nation can be destroyed.
3) Or, she is a PLANT, and she is serving some sinister purpose of giving the illusion of being a whistleblower, while of course accomplishing nothing.
Of all those letters she's written, surely she realizes that NONE of those ambassadors are going to help her, as they are ALL trusted "inside men/women" who will do the New World Order's bidding.
And I had high hopes for her. She can talk a good talk. But she's just incredibly naive or so prideful she can't admit she's been completely brainwashed and begin her personal repentance process, which starts with ADMISSION you've been wrong.
"It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a rEVOLution before tomorrow morning." - Henry Ford
Worthy of analysis
First off, I don't buy it, I think Obama is one of the bad guys. But the topic is worthy of consideration and analysis.
What if Obama is a good guy, pushing back against his puppet masters?
What if he has to take lead on the charge against Syria to avoid being pushed to the side or being executed like John and Bobby?
Obama did clean house after the nuclear weapon scandal--to clean up his own mess, or to exploit the publicity to get rid of rouges he couldn't have gotten rid of otherwise?
Obama is trying to clean up the TSA. He got rid of the cancer-causing X-ray scanners once the criminal Chertoff was out of the way. He relaxed many of the rules, including trying to allow harmless penknives on flights, to the distress of bleating stewardesses.
Obama is bringing in corrupt lunatics into his administration like bankers, oilmen--keeping his enemies closer than his friends?
Obama didn't immediately kill Snowden and Greenwald as he had the power to do and would have gotten away with in the eyes of the public, even if he was outed--but he almost certainly wouldn't have been implicated in their unfortunate deaths except by "conspiracy theorists."
I still believe the weighed evidence shows that Obama is not a good guy, but my mind is open to the possibility.
Take back the GOP and Restore America Now.
Thank you for your input.
But, your final synopsis suggests that you are nothing but a slave.
Is that the message you wish to portray?
you see base1ass......
all that hate......why are you picking on this person......they are entitled to their opinion without being assaulted.
And you didn't answer the questions I asked you…….are you chicken?
The JESUITS
are at the top of the NWO Pyramid - BOOM! There's some truth for ya.
And before I get slammed, do your research first, thanks.
"Government is the entertainment division of the military-industrial complex". - Frank Zappa
I am somewhat familiar with the Jesuits
And would like to read your thought and here what you have to say.
But here is some information:
The Jesuit
Order was formed for 1 specific reason: Destroy the Protestant Movement (started my Luther). Their leader's title is GENERAL, and they are considered the "Military" of the Vatican state.. Since then they have been literally kicked out of country-after-country. In addition, the Jesuits are the true architects of Communism. They created an "experiment" in South America to determine the most workable communistic solution. Today, they are everywhere, and they own many of the corporations, and Central Banks globally. They are pure evil IMO.
Thanks for sharing.
"Government is the entertainment division of the military-industrial complex". - Frank Zappa
This woman is a fraud
answer me this......in the 10 min mark of the interview she states that Saudi Arabia went to the Russians to offer to sell them arms for cheap and that Russia refused because they wanted to keep the natural gas market.
OK in what world does Russia want to buy weapons from Saudi Arabia?
In what world does it make sense that Russia would want to protect Syria in order to keep a natural pipe line plan to go through Syria, she said from Quter ( she called it Cutter).
Look at a middle east map Qutar is on the other side of the region.....doesn't make sense......as most things that comes out of this woman mouth.
For the record:
Do you know who perpetuates the conspiracies theories……The church….Do you know why…..because during the 15 to 16 centuries the English refuted the Roman Catholic Church because the king wanted to divorce his wife and the RCC forbid it….The king throws out the RCC and instituted the Protestant Church….and then the King proceeded to expropriate all the RCC's land and wealth in England and then in Ireland and that why you have the English and the Irish fighting for the next 400 years. My family heritage was part of this ( Viscount Stafford) and he choose the wrong side and fled to Ireland and then the family came to America after the Viscount was beheaded.
Do you know why we have public school in this country….because the Protestants saw the influx of Catholics into American and the establishment of Catholic parochial schools….so to combat this the Protestants started the government public school system.
One thing you people should think about is that at one time the fight between the Catholics and the Protestants were just as fierce as the fight between the Jews and Muslins…….it all about a bigger seat at the table.
The Greenbacker's is a progressive movement of government control and they are just as bad ( if not worse) then the so called "thugs" she is talking about…….I bet if you research this woman you would find out she is a Progressive Populist Socialist Greenbacker……she is not a friend of LIBERTY….as a matter of fact she never even mentions the words liberty…..BEWARE OF A WOLF IN SHEEP CLOTHING.
BTW……there was no central bank during Lincoln's time…….Lincoln started the National Banking System…..to issue his Greenbacks……and flooded the country with them……they deprecated considerably, which is just another way of saying they failed. If you want to know more about the Greenbackers and their movement….read this.
On the pipeline issue you might enjoy this Goldspan
let me ask you........You think this guy is credible?
This is not rhetorical…..i want you honest opinion. Then we can talk about the pipeline.
Pepe Escobar (born 1954) is a Brazilian investigative journalist.
He initially became famous in Brazil during the 80s, writing cultural criticism for the Folha de São Paulo newspaper. His distinctive style proved to be popular and he is still an influence among many Brazilian journalists[1]. His employment in the newspaper ended when André Singer, then a journalist in this newspaper and a Beatles fan, noted that Pepe had lifted entire paragraphs from articles in the European media[2]. Singer pointed out the plagiarism in the newspaper and other instances of plagiarism were discovered - like a review of a David Bowie album that was lifted from a Rolling Stone book. [3] Pepe replied that the articles were like mirrors, a homage to the Rolling Stone Book, and that it was also a homage to David Bowie, the so-called "Chameleon". Soon after, he was be accused of lifting an interview with Bryan Ferry for a Brazilian rock magazine.[4]
He has worked as a foreign correspondent since 1985, living in Los Angeles, Paris, Milan, Singapore, Bangkok, and Hong Kong. He has focused on Central Asia and the Middle East since the late 1990s. He writes a column- The Roving Eye- for Asia Times Online, as well as regular pieces for Al Jazeera, and Tom Engelhardt's TomDispatch.com. His columns have been mirrored at Michael Moore.com, The Nation, and The Huffington Post.
On television, Escobar has provided political analysis for Russia's RT network, Iran's PressTV, Al Jazeera's The Stream, and The Real News Network. On radio, he has been a guest on Sibel Edmonds' Boiling Frogs Show, The Peter B. Collins Show, Anti War Radio with Scott Horton, What Really Happened Show, Corbett Report, The Voice of Russia's Burning Point, Ernest Hancock's FreedomPhoenix.com and The Alex Jones Show.
His article, 'Get Osama! Now! Or else...', was published by Asia Times Online two weeks before the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001.
An excerpted paragraph from his column of August 30th, 2001: "Osama bin Laden - also the No 1 target of the CIA's counter-terrorism center - is now a superstar playing the bad guy in some sort of planetary Hollywood fiction. Yet inside Afghanistan today, where the Saudi Arabian lives in exile, Osama is a minor character. He is ill and always in hiding - usually "somewhere near Kabul". Once in a while he travels incognito to Peshawar. His organization, the Al Qa'Ida, is split, and in tatters. The Taliban owe him a lot for his past deeds towards the movement and in putting them in power in Afghanistan - contributing with a stack of his own personal fortune of millions of dollars. But no longer an asset, he has become a liability."[5]
Looks like you did a cut and paste from somewhere,
Care to share the link?
Meanwhile a LOT of discussion is going on elsewhere. The interview posted in my link now has over 40,000 views.
Greenspam, why do you always focus on personalities and avoid principle?
of course i did
where else would I get the information.....I googled the dude.
I have repeatedly focused on the "principle" but you don't dare talk about the fact that the conspiracy theory is a ruse. You trot these people out as experts but ignore creditable people because it doesn't fit into your agenda and if you lose you agenda you lose your identity, and screw the truth if it gets in your way. My only agenda is the truth and the truth is not subjective.
It's the difference between information and knowledge.
and here is pipeline information I can wrap my head around
and before i go any further let me say that the Shi'ite and the Sunni hate each other as much as the Protestant and the Catholics.
Syria is already part of a Western-ordained gas pipeline that spans from Egypt to Homs (Turkey). This pipeline, known as the Arab Gas Pipeline, was originally planned to continue traveling north of Homs up into Turkey. From there, it can be piped into Europe. The major players of this Western approved pipeline include Saudi Arabia and Qatar, among other Gulf Nations
Syrian President Assad has since rejected the Arab Gas Pipeline and has instead begun working closely with Iran on Iran's proposed gas pipeline, dubbed the Islamic Pipeline. This proposed pipeline would obviously compete directly with the Arab Gas Pipeline and its goal of delivering Mideast natural gas to Europe.
Most Arabs view the Islamic Pipeline as a Shi'ite pipeline serving Shi'ite interests. After all, it originates in Shi'ite Iran, passes through Shi'ite Iraq, and flows into Shi'ite controlled Syria. Therefore, the Sunni-dominated Gulf nations have both an economic and to a lesser extent, a religious reason, for stopping the Islamic Pipeline from becoming a reality. So far, the Gulf nations have violently opposed Syria's adoption of the Islamic Pipeline by arming opposition fighters within Syria in order to destabilize the nation. While the ultimate goal is to topple the Assad regime, these hopes appear to be diminishing as Assad remains strong and defiant in the face of recent opposition.
Despite his firm grip on power, Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad is opposed by many powerful actors within the Middle East, including Israel, Jordan, Turkey, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. Al Qaeda also strongly opposes the Assad government and has joined other rebel factions in an effort to overthrow Assad and to install a more Sunni-friendly (and perhaps more importantly, a Western-friendly) government.
The interview you chose not to listen to basically draws the same conclusion, but Pepe thinks the window is rapidly closing for them to bomb. Obama has a G20 meeting coming up this week and will be facing some very unhappy world leaders.
BTW - In my opinion, James Corbett is one of the best journalists on the face of the earth. ;)
And todays interview is even better.
OK cool I am glad you like him
But I don't recall saying anything about Colbett……but when he starts talking about the Zionist……I tune out…..conspiracy theories are a fairy tale. He then poo poo's Wesley Clark for talking about a plan from 12 years ago……. then trots out the Zionist plan from 30 years ago…….enough for me……I don't listen to nonsense. Base one are you one of those conspiracy kooks?.......I bet you are…….I know you are…….do you wear a tin foil hat when you sleep?
If you want to really read a cognitive thoughtful analysis of the Syria Crisis……read Jim Willie's newsletter…his site is down right now…..I wonder why…..but after you read the article you will see why.
Like then man von Mises said.....Human Action.....you just can never know what peoples desires are.....but for the cabal to exist you would have to have a magic wand.
Then you can read what I wrote on the topic of our external debt position on here called "The deficit no one talks about".
Sorry Base1ass but I will not apologize for vetting your sources or Colbett's…….if you're going to bring a date to the party……other guys are going to check her out.
Thanks Goldspan
The truth is your friend ;)
You aren't really here for Liberty are you?
You are here to crucify people…..and you would like to start with the Hebrews. That hate is going to eat you alive.
Of all of our conversation on this subject. I Have to give you a +1.
This shows evil for what it is, and what it will say to accomplish it's goal.
My hat is off to you.
I thought about this reply while I was walking my dog.
I still break out in laughter when I think about it, but what intrigues me is that someone is willing to put this accusation on a permanent record!
You obviously have an agenda, and that is one to deceive. Nothing else!
You accused me of "calling you and idiot", when I said don't be an idiot. In light of THIS post by you "You are here to crucify people…..and you would like to start with the Hebrews. That hate is going to eat you alive."
Tells me you are already being eaten alive. Truth is coming out and you guys are being exposed from many sides. My greatest hope is that Americans become aware of what has taken over their country. And it's happening.
ok Base1 let me ask you a few simple questions.
My greatest hope is that Americans become aware of what has taken over their country. And it's happening.
Tell me exactly when did this happen?
Who are they taking it over from?
Goldspan, I Break with Thee
And I throw dog poop on the shoes that carry your misinformation efforts.
That made me Chuckle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Noticed you didn't refute any of my "misinformation"
Goldspan. That playbook is kinda' wearing out. Yer' killin' me! LOL
I hardly think she is a fraud Goldspan
I've be following her progress for some time. She is certainly expert in the corruption she dealt with first hand, there is no denying that.
And in her efforts to expose it uncovered many more layers of corruption. She has also received a lot of information from other people doing the same.
While I can't support all of her claims, that isn't the point. The point is there is a lot of corruption and people need to get to the bottom of it.
She is certainly doing her part and for that I'm grateful.
If she is an expert
Why doesn't she make specific allegations?


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welcoming and exchanging gifts, students,
parents, and friends enjoyed the feast of turkey
and all the trimmings. Each year the number of
participates increases and this year over 300
enjoyed the food and activities. We are very
thankful for every family at ECA.
Bladen to host N.C. Wildlife and
Fisheries Meeting The schedule
for the January 2015 Public Hearings for
proposed changed in Wildlife and Fisheries
Management Rules has been released and the first
of nine meetings will be held at Bladen County
College on Tuesday, January 6, 2015. The
meetings are open to the public.
Meetings will be held statewide and all begin at
7 p.m. Other meetings in the eastern
part of the state are in New Bern on January 21,
in Edenton on January 20 and in Smithfield on
January 22.
Draft Game Land Management Plans
Available for Public Review
RALEIGH, N.C. (Nov. 24, 2014) — After
conducting a series of public meetings to gather
input on developing management plans for game
lands across the state, the N.C. Wildlife
Resources Commission has posted draft plans for
seven game lands on its website for additional
public comment. The Commission is
accepting comments through Jan. 16 for the
following game lands:
Green River,
comprising 14,331 acres in Henderson and Polk
counties Holly Shelter, comprising 64,743
acres in Pender County Lower Roanoke River
Wetland, comprising 10,077 of state-owned acres
in Martin and Bertie counties
Be a savvy shopper this holiday
seasonRelease date: 11/26/2014
AG Cooper encourages shoppers to avoid common
problemsRaleigh: With the hustle and
bustle of the holiday season upon us, Attorney
General Roy Cooper offered the following tips to
help consumers avoid common shopping problems
that come up around this time of year.
"Giving gifts to others is a huge part of
holiday traditions for many families," Cooper
said. "By taking time to make smart
decisions you can avoid the unnecessary stress
of holiday shopping mishaps."
NCDOT update on road closures in
Bladen County
SR 1709 (Coley Road)SR 1709 (Coley
Road) will remain closed until repairs can be
made to the bridge over Hammond Creek.
SR 1712 (Lisbon Road)Due to the timing and
volume of rainfall, we have been unable to
complete the crossline replacement on SR 1712
located 0.31 Miles west of SR 1713 (White Plains
Church Road).
Special Called Meeting in Bladenboro
A Special Meeting of the Bladenboro Board
of Commissioners has been called for Tuesday,
December 2, 2014 at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.
Purpose of the meeting is to discuss
personnel, consideration of Chief Hunt's
recommendation and to deal with a budget
amendment for McLean Park. As usual, the
meeting is open to the public.
State urges safety due to cold waters
of waterfowl seasonBy Jefferson
WeaverStaff Writer Between rising
waterfowl populations, the Polar Vortex driving
ducks south sooner, and popular TV shows,
waterfowl hunting is more popular than ever this
The Wildlife Resources
Commission wants duck hunters to enjoy the good
shooting currently under way, but to keep the
season safe, too. This year's Home From The Hunt
campaign is again emphasizing waterfowl hunters
who use boats to exercise boating safety and
hunting safety.
Riding for Mike
The family and friends of the late Mike Merritt
excelled again this year in their drive to raise
funds for the Mike W. Merritt Endowed
Scholarship, a scholarship managed by the Bladen
Community College Foundation and presented to
students attending the college. The group
raises funds for the scholarship with an annual
motorcycle (and car) ride. This year the
group raised $7,500, which they presented to BCC
President William Findt and Foundation Director
Linda Burney at a special presentation on Sunday
at the White Lake Fire Department. In
photo are, from back row left, Dale
Brennan, chief of the White Lake Fire
Department; Willie Merritt, Joan Brennan, Mark
Merritt, Wayne Ramsey, and Pam Ramsey; front row
from left, Evelyn Brennan; Dr. Findt; Megan
Atkinson; Erin Merritt; Mary Collins; Priscilla
Davis; and Bruney. In front of the group
is Maverick Merritt. Mike Merritt was a
very active member of the White Lake Fire
Department until his untimely death several
years ago. He was the son of Willie and
Evelyn Merritt and brother of Mark Merritt.
Bear E-stamp new this year• "Bear
stamp" causing some confusion among bruin
hunters. By Jefferson Weaver
Staff Writer North Carolina's new bear
stamp will never be sought after like its
waterfowling cousin – because the stamp only
exists in cyberspace.
The bear E-stamp is an endorsement
on hunting licenses, and required for hunting
bears in North Carolina this year for the first
time. The $10 E-stamp isn't a traditional stamp
like those sold for waterfowl hunters, but the
data it will help provide is just as vital.
NCDA&CS offers tips on caring for
fresh Christmas trees
RALEIGH – Over the next few
weeks, North Carolina families will visit
choose-and-cut farms, tree lots, farmers markets
and shopping centers in search of the perfect
fresh Christmas tree for their holiday
decorations. It's important to know how to care
for the tree once you get it home.
"For many families,
choosing the perfect Christmas tree is the start
of their holidays, and giving your tree proper
care will ensure it stays fresh throughout the
season," said Agriculture Commissioner Steve
Troxler. "Keeping your tree hydrated will help
prevent accidents that could ruin the holidays."
I always feel bad for
Thanksgiving.Ironically, I was having a
wonderful Thanksgiving dinner when I realized
how the holiday deserves our sympathy. It seems
like only 20 years ago we honored what the day
was about, namely reflecting on how God has
blessed our often undeserving and all-too-often
ungrateful country. Today it's shunted aside as
a day off to watch football and go shopping, two
contact sports in which I have little interest.
Baldwin Branch Delivers Thanksgiving
of Baldwin Branch Missionary Baptist
Church delivered fifty-six (56) food baskets
Monday to families throughout Bladen County just
in time for Thanksgiving. The baskets
contained all the trimmings for a wholesome
meal, desserts and a turkey.
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State Fire Marshal Urges Caution in
the Kitchen this ThanksgivingThree
times as many cooking fires occur on
Thanksgiving than on an average day.
RALEIGH -- Insurance
Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Wayne
Goodwin is reminding North Carolinians to be
especially aware of kitchen and cooking safety
on Thanksgiving, when it is easy to be
distracted by activity and people in the home.
According to the National
Fire Protection Association, home cooking fires
peak on major U.S. holidays that traditionally
include cooking, with Thanksgiving being the
leading day for reported cooking fires.
Governor McCrory Urges Citizens to
Prepare for Winter WeatherNovember 24, 2014
• Public Safety
Raleigh, N.C. - Governor Pat
McCrory has declared November 30 through
December 6 as Winter Weather Preparedness Week
in North Carolina. He urged all residents to
update their emergency plans and stock their
emergency supplies kits. "The four
back-to-back winter storms we experienced
earlier this year are good reminders that North
Carolina winters can pack a punch," said
Governor McCrory.
New Office Open In Elizabethtown
are in order for Tatum Realty and Property
Management Services! The owners recently opened
an office in downtown Elizabethtown. The
husband and wife team of Joe and Ginger Tatum
started their real estate business shortly after
being married in 1993. Their roots are here, as
Ginger grew up in the area and met Joe in high
school at Clarkton High School. With now 20+
years of experience, they continue to thrive in
their FL location while now also focusing on
southeastern North Carolina.
NCDA&CS urges shoppers to keep watch
to make sure you are getting the right price at
the register
RALEIGH – As retail stores
gear up for the busy holiday season, the N.C.
Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
urges shoppers to pay attention at the register
to make sure sale items are ringing up at the
right price.
"We have 21 inspectors
throughout the state that inspect price scanners
at grocery stores, discount stores and
large-format retail stores as a part of their
job," said Agriculture Commissioner Steve
Bladen Financial Summary Report
Bladen County Commissioners receive a monthly
financial report from every department.
The latest report was for the first 4 months
(one third) of this fiscal year.
33.94% of all revenues have been collected.
Checking more closely:
50.93%, or $9,961,746 of Ad Valorem Property
Taxes had been collected as of October 31.
Dr. "M" Announces First
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Headmaster's and Honor
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Reducing the Risk of Food Borne Illness
Food poisoning affects millions of
Americans each year. Common symptoms are similar
to the flu and may include headache, nausea,
fever, stomach cramps, and diarrhea. Symptoms
may appear within a few hours to a few days
after eating. There are four groups of
people that are considered to be at higher risk
of food borne illness: young children,
senior adults, pregnant women, and immune
suppressed individuals
4K4 Food raises money for Bladen Crisis
There's nothing like a jog or a brisk walk on a
sunny, yet chilly, morning. Just ask 11-year-old
Harrison Devane."I just like to get out here
and just run," said Harrison, who was among about 75
people Saturday morning who made their way around
Elizabethtown Industrial Park as part of the 5th
annual 4K4 Food fundraiser for Bladen Crisis
Assistance. More than $3,500 is expected to be
raised for the organization that helps people in
need in Bladen County, said event organizer Tina
Bladenboro woman wins
$20,000 in N.C. lottery
Hancock of Bladenboro won $20,000 recently
playing the North Carolina Education Lottery's
$4 million Multiplier Spectacular game, it was
announced Friday. She was among 15 people who
won between $10,000 and $25,000 in games over
the past week, according to the NCEL.The
biggest win of the week went to Beverly Hall of
Leland, who said she plans to use the $150,000
she won playing the Golden 7's game to pay off
her mortgage.
Elizabethtown High School Class of
'59 holds reunion
1959 graduating class of Elizabethtown High
School held their 55th reunion on Saturday,
October 18, 2014 at the San Jose restaurant.
Those in attendance were:
Front row L to R: Irene
(Robinson) Alford, Betty (Benton) Dove, Jeannie
(Gooden) Upton, Elizabeth (Bedsole) Bowen,
Carolyn (McDuffie) Smith, Norma Lou (Hester)
Smothers, Jean (Daniel) Adams, Daisy (Peterson)
Carr, Joanne (McSwain) Knox
Back row L to R: Ronny
Hutchinson, Howard Johnson, Harold Dean Sasser,
Marshall Sanderson, PW Jessup, Richard Smith,
Elmer Gibson, Robert Bordeaux"
Mike Walden's You
Decide: What's happening to the middle class?
Dr. Mike WaldenNorth Carolina Cooperative
During the campaigns leading up to the recent
elections, we heard a lot about the middle
class. Many – if not most – candidates tailored
their messages and promises to helping those in
the middle class improve their lives.
Why was this? One answer comes from political
science and is termed the "median voter
North Carolina's October Employment
Figures Released
RALEIGH — The state's seasonally adjusted
October unemployment rate was 6.3 percent,
decreasing 0.4 of a percentage point from
September's revised rate of 6.7 percent.
The national rate decreased 0.1 of a percentage
point to 5.8 percent.
North Carolina's
October 2014 unemployment rate was 1.2
percentage points lower than a year ago.
The number of people employed increased 17,508
over the month to 4,352,730, and increased
28,447 over the year. The number of people
unemployed decreased 16,685 over the month to
293,635, and declined 54,551 over the year.
Bladen County Farm Bureau Gives
Thanks for the Farmers, Ranchers and Producers
in our Surrounding Areas
Beginning with the American pilgrims,
Thanksgiving has always focused on celebrating
the harvest and abundance of food we are able to
share with our family and neighbors.
The week leading into Thanksgiving
is designated as National Farm-City Week and
recognized due to the impact that agriculture
has on our daily lives. Agriculture is tied to
1 in 12 jobs in the nation as well as being
Bladen County's #1 industry.
NC DHHS Announces Application Process
for Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP)
Raleigh, N.C. - The North
Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
has announced that the state's Low Income Energy
Assistance Program (LIEAP) will be accepting
applications beginning Dec. 1, 2014.
LIEAP is a federally-funded
program that provides a one-time vendor payment
to help eligible households pay their heating
bills during the cold-weather months. Citizens
interested in applying should review the
application process and the eligibility
requirements for the LIEAP benefit, which may be
found at
Special Events in Bladen and nearby
Dec. 1....Cape Fear
Valley Health will kick off the holiday season with its
annual Light of Life Tree Lighting ceremony on Monday,
December 1. The ceremony begins at 5 p.m. with
opening remarks in front of Cape Fear Valley Cancer
Treatment & CyberKnife Center. The lighting will
follow at 5:20 p.m. Sponsor lights placed on the
ceremonial Grand Magnolia tree are hung to honor or
memorialize loved ones or caregivers at Cape Fear Valley
Health. Lights are $25 per yer or $250 for a
lifetime. Light of Life is a Grateful Patients and
Families program, which allows the public to express
appreciation for care received at Cape Fear Valley.
Money raised is re-invested to help the health system
buy new healing technology.
Dec. 7...Southeastern
Hospice's annual Festival of Trees will celebrate "Here
Comes Christmas" during this year's event which begins
Sunday, Dec. 7, 2014 at 1 p.m. The festival is
being held at Osterneck Auditorium at 102 N. Chestnut
Street, directly across from Robeson County Library on
Dec. 7th from 1 to 5 p.m. and Monday and Tuesday, Dec.
8-9, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. A special
Memorial Tree, which features the names of Southeastern
Hospice patients who have passed away since December
2013, will also be featured at the event.
BladenOnline & CAB Markting open
downtown office
& CAB Marketing have a new office in downtown
Elizabethtown. The address is 113 West Broad
Street. The office will be open for
appointments only for a few weeks, then open
with regular business hours during the summer
months.. For an appointment, call Charlotte
Smith at 910-876-5393 or Robert G. Hester at
Churches in Bladen County -
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How many churches are there in Bladen
County? How many adherents (supporters or
followers)? and what denominations are
represented in the county? According to
a website, The Association of Religious Data
Archives that was completed in 2010 there are
120 congregations listed in Bladen County.
That number is skewed somewhat because reports
are incomplete from congregations and adherents
from the larger African-American denominations.
Nov. 30...The Chamber
of Commerce Annual Christmas Parade will be held Sunday,
December 30 in downtown Elizabethtown! Call the
Chamber for parade applications at 910-862-4368 or
email.Dawn at
Dec. 3 The
Bladen Soil and Water Conservation District Supervisors
will meet Wednesday, December 3 at 8 a.m. in the
McDuffie Library, Powell-Melvin Agriculture Center,
Elizabethtown. For additional info call 862-3179,
Opt. 3.
Dec. 5...Good
News Baptist Church, located at the intersection of NC
211 by-pass and Center Road, Bladenboro will present a
Live Nativity, December 5th at 7:30 p.m. Come and
be Blessed...Everyone is welcome.
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Crime Report for Friday, Nov. 28
One of two hit by driver on rural road dies
Public forums scheduled in UNC-Pembroke
chancellor search
Police: 4 men flee after causing accident that
closes Bragg Boulevard; arrested in nearby
Live Wire: Two shops can resole work work boots
A global reading program pairs Moore County
students with those in other states and
Kirby: High Performance Giving continues
Cheers & Jeers for Friday, Nov. 28
Fraternity brothers from Fayetteville State
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are now finding jobs with reliability unseen since the Great Recession.
"What we're seeing in the labor market — it's not totally recovered yet,
but it's recovering quite nicely now," said Bill Hampel, a chief economist
at the Credit Union National Association.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL by ERIC MORATH 5 things to watch in the October jobs report11/06/2014"There's
a reserve army of underemployed and discouraged workers out there," said
Bill Hampel, chief economist at the Credit Union National Association.
"We're not as close to full employment" as a 5.9% overall jobless
rate suggests.
MACOMB DAILY by LEW SICHELMAN Credit unions offer a better financing choice11/06/2014There
are several reasons why credit unions have gained ground in the mortgage space,
not the least of which is that they answer to their members, not outside
stockholders demanding high return on investments. "As members, you are
the primary focus," Schenk says. "If you have an account, you are an
owner and you have a voice in running that institution."
Bank Info Security by Tracy Kitten Card breaches: Retailers doing enough?11/03/2014Credit
unions that suffered fraud losses and card-reissuance expenses in the Target
breach have yet to be paid - some 10 months after Target's compromise was
discovered. "What we do know is that credit unions have already paid at
least $90 million this year to cover the costs of data breaches at Target and
Home Depot - and there have been additional massive data breaches at
[allegedly] Staples, Supervalu, Jimmy John's and others, which will only add to
the $90 million cost credit unions are facing," Christner says.
MONEY MAGAZINE by KARA BRANDEISKY Why the right bank for you might not be a bank10/31/2014Rather
than a bank, you may be better off with credit union. "We're pretty sure
everybody in the country is eligible to join at least one credit union—and
probably several," says Bill Hampel of the Credit Union National
HOUSINGWIRE by TREY GARRISON Home Depot breach cost credit unions almost $60M10/30/2014The
CUNA survey, which asked credit unions to report the effects of the Home Depot
breach, found that 7.2 million credit union debit and credit cards were
affected by the breach. The results further show that the cost of the violation
per card issued by credit unions was $8.02, which included costs for reissuing
new cards, fraud and all other costs – such as additional staffing, member
notification, account monitoring and others.
CONSUMER AFFAIRS by JENNIFER ABEL Home Depot security breach cost credit unions at least $60 million10/30/2014CUNA
said that fraud accounted for 60% of the total cost to credit unions in the
Home Depot data breach, averaging $4.89 per card. But that means that even had
this been a best-case security breach, with all 7.2 million of those cards
cancelled before being put to any fraudulent use, it still would've cost
roughly $3.13 to re-issue each card, and pay staff to notify members and
monitor accounts to ensure no fraudulent activity; the best-case scenario still
would've cost credit unions over $22.5 million.
THE HILL by KEVIN CIRILLI Home Depot breach costs doubled Target's10/30/2014Credit
unions spent $60 million following the data security breach at Home Depot in
September - twice as much as the recent Target data breach, according to a CUNA
survey published Thursday. Credit unions and banks had to reissue consumer
cards that were breached, with current laws stipulating that they're
responsible to pick up the costs.
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL by SARAH PORTLOCK Economists react to the Fed statement: 'surprisingly hawkish'10/29/2014The
Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced the end of its long-running bond-buying
program. CUNA's Bill Hampel said: "Since today's announcement of the end
of quantitative easing is simply the last installment of a winding down process
that began last December, it should have no significant impact on financial
markets or the economy. The fact that the economy has built momentum during the
tapering period is a good sign for the economic outlook going forward."
NBC NEWS by HERB WEISBAUM Banks need to do better at serving military bases, study says10/29/2014In
response to a study by Pew Charitable Trusts regarding checking accounts for
members of the military, CUNA's Jim Nussle said, "there is always room for
improvement," but said that any calls for additional regulation of credit
unions "is premature, if not outright unwarranted."
THE NEW YORK TIMES by JIM NUSSLE Protecting the public from predatory loans10/27/2014CUNA's
Jim Nussle weighed in on a New York Times editorial and let readers know that
credit unions are an alternative to predatory payday lenders. "It's
unfortunate that quick, short-term access to money is needed today by some
people, but they shouldn't be ripped off in the process. Credit unions
demonstrate that access to this credit doesn't have to be predatory."
WASHINGTON BUSINESS JOURNAL by MARK HOLAN Credit Union National Association pumps $6 million into midterm elections10/24/2014The
publication highlights how CUNA's contribution to the midterm elections –
nearly $6 million – is about twice as much as the American Bankers Association
has disclosed.
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