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Are you in the market for cafe quality espresso shots at the push of a button? We have many superautomatic espresso machines for a quick morning latte fix. Or maybe you enjoy the ritual of espresso and are in pursuit of the perfect shot. If that's the case, we have one of the largest selections of semi-automatic espresso machines around.
Read detailed espresso machine product descriptions and user reviews, watch YouTube videos with Gail and Kat and learn about the care and maintenance of your home espresso machine.
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Rocket Espresso Giotto Evoluzione Espresso Machine - V2The Rocket Espresso Giotto Evoluzione model goes both ways with its easily convertible water source functionality. Set the Giotto Evoluzione up to use the internal water reservoir or plumb it directly into a water source. Rounding out this upgraded semi-automatic machine's features: a quieter rotary pump, dual gauges for both boiler and brew head pressure readings, the renowned E-61 brew group and an included high-quality metal tamper. A joy to use! Learn More$2,349.00
Rocket Espresso Cellini Evoluzione Espresso Machine - V2Looking for a little flexibility in your life? Rocket Espresso Cellini Evoluzione model has just that with its easily convertible water source functionality. Set the Cellini Evoluzione up to use the internal water reservoir or plumb it directly into a water source. Rounding out this upgraded semi-automatic machine's features: a quieter rotary pump, dual gauges for both boiler and brew head pressure readings, the renowned E-61 brew group and an included high-quality metal tamper. Learn More$2,249.00
Saeco Exprelia Evo Superautomatic Espresso MachineThe 60's may have lied to us about flying cars and houses on clouds, but this Jetsons-esque espresso machine makes up for all of that! With its automated milk frothing and programmability, the Saeco Exprelia Evo helps you make the perfect beverage every morning. Just hit one of the pre-programmed buttons, which can be customized to meet your specifications, and watch it go to work. It even cleans up after itself (and provides easy access to automatic cleaning and descaling cycles for routine maintenance) - it's like having your very own Rosie! Learn More$1,999.00
Breville Barista Express Espresso MachineReady to unleash your inner barista? The Breville Barista Express is built to set you up for success. Featuring an integrated conical burr grinder, this machine cuts down the time between grinding and extracting leaving you more time to enjoy the exquisite tasting shots. Professional-grade features include a 15 bar pump, PID regulated temperature control, and swivel mounted steam wand. With its high quality die-cast casing and streamlined design, this machine means business, barista business that is! Skip the line and make delicious coffee drinks at home morning, noon and night. Learn More$599.99
Jura Impressa Z9 One Touch TFT Super Automatic Coffee CenterAs comfortable as we are with smart phones, wouldn't it be nice if our other appliances operated with such ease? While we can't help you simplify that complicated toaster oven (seriously, is it a toaster or is it an oven?), the Jura Impressa Z9 is here to streamline your java routine. Featuring a TFT color display with a customizable home screen for maximum convenience. Easily replace and rename up to six programmable drink options on the home screen by choosing from the integrated drink library. Learn More$3,699.00
La Marzocco GS/3 Espresso MachineLa Marzocco's GS3 Espresso Machine is designed for the passionate espresso enthusiast who knows the only way to be satisfied is to invest in one of the best machines available. The GS3 is pricey, but its commercial-grade features more than balance the cost: Dual stainless steel boilers, powerful steaming functionality, PID temperature control, volumetric pump and variable hot water temperature regulation to name a few. Learn More$6,900.00
Nuova Simonelli Musica Espresso MachineThe Nuova Simonelli Musica Direct Connect is a beautifully designed stainless-steel machine that harbors professional functionality combined with an easy-to-use button interface. As for its espresso-making qualities, a programmed pre-infusion system gets a full extraction from your grind and brews consistent espresso shots every time. The steam wand on this machine is one of the best we've ever seen, featuring an easy to use lever that opens up a high-pressure steam flow so you can master both lattes and cappuccinos. Learn More
Regular Price: $2,990.00
Breville Dual Boiler Espresso Machine BES900XLEncompassing the strength of a commercial machine in the size of a home-friendly footprint, the Breville Dual Boiler Espresso Machine uses its dual stainless steel boilers for precise temperature and pressure control every time. Learn More$1,199.95
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Saeco Syntia Cappuccino Superautomatic Espresso MachineWe'll take your stainless steel-cased Saeco Syntia and raise you an automatic milk frother. Yes, the Saeco Syntia Cappuccino Superautomatic Espresso Machine comes with that extra added feature of a milk frother, making less work for you when you want to enjoy your favorite frothy drinks. Even better, the Syntia Cappuccino no longer has a steam wand and comes with a quieter ceramic grinder compared to other machines in its league. The stakes have never been higher with Saeco's Syntia Cappuccino machine. Learn More
Regular Price: $1,399.00
Saeco Exprelia One Touch Superautomatic Espresso MachineGet your favorite coffee drinks at the push of a button with the Saeco Exprelia One Touch Superautomatic Espresso Machine. The double boiler provides instant steam and automatic milk frothing function for total bean-to-cup customization. Saeco designed its Exprelia with pre-programmed buttons for cappuccinos, lattes and macchiatos as well as access to automatic cleaning and descaling. All you have to do is sit back and relax then enjoy the frothy goodness your machine will magically create. Learn More$1,899.00
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Beaver Dunes to have many April activities
With the recent stretch of warm weather, traffic at the Beaver Dunes Park has increased dramatically, according to manager Heath Noyes.
The park has already hosted campers and riders from New Mexico, Minnesota and North Carolina.
Noyes has also been busy working on making several improvements to the facility. One of the biggest projects - filling up the lake - has been started for a few days thanks to Howard Drilling.
"This would not have been possible without help from the good people at Howard Drilling," Noyes said. "They have been great to work with and have, quite simply, made it happen.
"We are fortunate, in this community, to have a family like to the Howards. If you see them about town, let them know that their contributions are appreciated. With their help, we are one big step closer to restoring the park lake."
April is going to be busy at the dunes with several events - including a free concert during Cow Chip weekend on April 18.
The park will host a community Easter egg hunt on April 4, Noyes said.
The concert on April 18 will feature the band Rough Walking.
"We are excited about the concert and hope that everyone comes out to enjoy an evening in the park and to support our local talent," Noyes said.
Then, on April 25, the park will host a competitive 3D archery shoot. Noyes said the event has been well received by both competitors and local businesses.
"The business owners in Beaver have gone above and beyond to sponsor this shoot and to draw in as many shooters as possibly with their generous donates for prizes," Noyes commented.
One more idea is the possibility of a farmers market at the park during the summer months.
"We have been tossing around the idea of hosting a weekly farmers market. We have had good feedback from those we have talked to," Noyes said. "I encourage all who are interested in participating in the farmers market to contact the park. We really need the community's input and support if this event is to be a success."
March 19, 2015
Kansas Natural Resource Coalition Meeting April 8 and 9, 2015 at Oakley
Oakley, KS - The Kansas Natural Resource Coalition, (KNRC) comprised of most of the western 1/3 of Kansas County Commissions, is sponsoring a first-of-its-kind conference at the Buffalo Bill Cultural Center in Oakley on April 8th & 9th. The Conference purpose is to discover facts, facilitate public dialogue, and generate awareness of Conservation Easement programs, benefits, restrictions and ramifications.
KNRCs objective for the Conservation Easement Conference is to promote understanding and discussion of this important and timely topic, particularly in light of several substantial federal funding earmarks for conservation easement programs, mitigation, wetlands acquisition and species.
Panhandle Partners helps area people with cancer
Oklahoma Panhandle Partners was created to support those folks undergoing cancer treatment with the expense of cancer treatment.
Sue Wieditz is the director and has partnered with the Beaver First Baptist Church. The Baptist church has the necessary paperwork one must fill out to qualify for help.
"This is an organization that is a support system," Wieditz said. "This is a cancer support group, and we help people with the expenses of cancer."
Travel, utility, hotel and food expenses are covered for the cancer patients with a need.
\"We'll talk about is in committee and most of the time we meet the need," Wieditz noted. "We put in a downstairs shower last year for someone that couldn't get up the stairs any more to shower."
The group makes a presence know during the May Pioneer Days rodeo with Tough Enough to Wear Pink.
"A person becomes a client of ours through referrals of other people who know about us," Wieditz said.
In order to qualify as a client of Oklahoma Panhandle Partners, applicants must live in Cimarron, Beaver or Texas County for at least six months, and sign a medical release to allow the organization to verify an individual is a cancer patient,as well as obtain a treatment schedule to best assess the needs of the client.
"If they qualify, then they become a client of ours and we start helping them right away with gas cards," Wieditz added. "We issue out $200 gas cards as they need them. Some people are traveling back and fourth daily for radiation. Some people are going to Oklahoma City, other times we have Beaver clients that are going to End, and they need a gas card, $200 every ten days.
We're glad to be able to do that for them."
Current clients range in background, income levels and age.
"We have children four or five years old, we have tenagers, we have young adults, "Wieditz said. "When we started this in 2013, we had seven clients, Now we have 53."
Wieditz noted all money donated to OKPP stays in the Panhandle.
"We don't answer to any big corporation."
If you are an OK Panhandle resident for at least six months and are in treatment for Cancer, we are here to help you. We offer financial, emotional and spiritual support during this difficult time in your life.
Events are in place for 2015 Cow Chip events
2015 Cimarron Territory Celebration, which will feature the 46th annual World Cow Chip Throwing Contest. The celebration will get underway on Saturday, April 11 with the Cow Chip Chili Cook-off and a red dirt tractor pull.
Here is a list of the entire schedule:
8 to 2 p.m. - Cow Chip Chili Cook-off, Beaver County Fairgrounds Community Building. Presented by the Beaver County EMT's
2 p.m. - 2nd Annual Red Dirt Antique Tractor Pull, Beaver County Fairgrounds Arena. Persons interested in registering in the event should arrive no later than 9 a.m. Concessions available under the Grand Stands beginning at 2 p.m.
8 a.m. & 1 p.m. - Cow Chip Classic Golf Tournament, Beaver Pioneer Park Golf Course.
7 p.m. - Eternity Focus in Concert, Beaver Public School Auditorium. Presented by the Beaver County Ministerial Fellowship. A love offering will be taken.
6 p.m. - Cow Chip Annual Golf Bash, Beaver County Fairgrounds.
6 p.m. - Cow Chip Chuckwagon Feed, Beaver County Fairgrounds. Presented by the First Baptist Church of Beaver. Proceeds benefiting the Beaver Youth Fellowship
2 to 4 p.m. - Reception for the Parade Marshal & Queen, Cimarron Room, First Security Bank.
3 to 7 p.m. - Cow Chip Hobby & Craft Show Vendor Setup, Beaver County Fairgrounds.
7 p.m. - "Cow Chip's Got Talent" Show, Beaver Public School Auditorium. Purchase tickets at the door or in advance at www.beaverchamber.com
7 to 11 p.m. - Carnival Open (Bracelet Night), Beaver County Fairgrounds.
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Cow Chip Hobby & Craft Show, Beaver County Fairgrounds.
2 to 5 p.m. - Carnival Open (tickets).
3 to 7 p.m. - Toad Kisser, musical entertainment, Beaver County Fairgrounds.
5 p.m. - Cow Chip Horseshoe Throwing Contest, Beaver County Fairgrounds.
7 to 9 p.m. - Bull Fighting Competitionappearances by Whiplash the Cowboy Monkey & Championship Trick Riders, Beaver County Fairgrounds Arena.
7 to 11 p.m. - Carnival Open (Bracelet Night).
8 a.m. - 5K Cow Chip Color Classic Fun Run & Walk, meet in front of the Bank of Beaver City. Participation Entry Fee: $30/personRegister online at www.beaverchamber.com or at the start line.
10 a.m. - Cow Chip Kiddie Parade, Douglas Ave ~ line up in front of the Beaver Motel.
11:00 a.m. Cow Chip Parade Location: Douglas Ave~ line up at 10 a.m. in front of Beaver County Memorial Hospital
11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Cow Chip Hobby & Craft Show OpenLocation: Beaver County Fairgrounds
12 to 5 p.m. - 12 Gauge, musical entertainment. Beaver County Fairgrounds under the awning.
12:30 p.m. - Kids Coke Can Throw, Beaver County Fairgrounds Arena. Presented by the Beaver Fire Department & Downing's Market.
1 to 2:30 p.m. - Cow Chip Kid Games, Beaver County Fairgrounds Big Barn.
3 p.m. - 46th Annual World Championship Cow Chip Throwing Contest, Beaver County Fairgrounds Arena. Participation Entry Fee: $20/person; $70/team (4 people).
6 p.m. - Monster Truck & Demolition Derby, Beaver County Fairgrounds Arena.
7 to 11 p.m. - Carnival Open (Bracelet Night), Beaver County Fairgrounds.
The Chamber office is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m. For more information, you can look online at www.beaverchamber.com
The phone number to the office is 625-4726.
March 31 is deadline to signup for new farm bill
The month of March is upon us and with the change of calendar comes the dawn of springtime and many decisions for Oklahoma farmers. And this year, these decisions include several important choices on federal safety net programs that could make a big difference for you, your family and your farm through 2018.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) is urging you, farmers and landowners across the nation, to finalize your decisions on updating crop yield histories and reallocating base acres for new safety net programs established by the 2014 Farm Bill, known as Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC).
Updated yields and base acre reallocations could help improve your potential to recover payments when a weather disaster or unexpected changes in the marketplace negatively affect your income. March 31 is the last day to update your records.
March 31 is also the last day to decide which program – ARC or PLC – is the right one for your operation. Each program provides unique protections. The best choice will depend on factors specific to your individual farm. FSA, in cooperation with a number of universities, has provided online Web-based tools, found at www.fsa.usda.gov/arc-plc to help you make this important decision. The online tools have already helped more than half a million farmers so far. If you have not yet considered your PLC or ARC options, take the time today to explore the Web tools and then contact your FSA county office if you have questions.
If you don't make a decision by the March 31 deadline, then you will be assigned Price Loss Coverage, the default program, and lose payments for losses incurred in 2014. However, if you complete your ARC or PLC election by the deadline, you will be protected against 2014 price or revenue losses.
Farming is one of the riskiest businesses in the world. These new programs can help to support your agricultural operation during unanticipated downturns in in the weather or markets.
So, don't let this opportunity slip by. Finalize your yield or base acre decisions, complete those conversations between landowners and producers, and conduct your final reviews to determine how ARC or PLC can help you. Avoid that end of the month rush and make an appointment today. Your Oklahoma FSA county staff is standing by ready to help.
February 2015
Forgan student selected to
attend youth summit at
Washingon, DC university
Siona Walsh, a student at Forgan High School has been selected to represent Oklahoma as a National Youth Delegate to the 2015 Washington Youth Summit on the Environment at George Mason University.
Walsh joins a select group of 250 students from across the country to participate in an intensive study week-long of leadership in environmental science and conservation. Siona was chosen based on academic accomplishments and a demonstrated interest and excellence in leadership in the sciences and conservation studies.
George Mason University along with partners, National Geographic and the National Zoo are excited to welcome the nation's youth scholars to Washington, D.C. With distinguished faculty, guest speakers, and direct access to elite D.C. practitioners, the Washington Youth Summit on the Environment offers aspiring environmentalists and student leaders an unparalleled experience. The week-long program is held at George Mason University's state-of-the-art campus. The Summit will encourage and inspire young leaders who desire a unique experience focused on successful careers in this dynamic industry.
The Washington Youth Summit on the Environment will be held June 28 to July 3, 2015.
The Washington Youth Summit on the Environment (WYSE) is a unique student leadership conference designed to develop and encourage future leaders in the important field of environmental studies and conservation in the 21st century.
The Advisory Board, is chaired by Mark Bauman, Senior Vice President of the Smithsonian Institution's Enterprises Division and co-chaired by Joe Sacco, Educational Director for the National Zoo. Additional members include world renowned scholars, distinguished scientists and award winning university faculty, such as Dr. Tom Lovejoy, noted environmentalist and former executive vice president of the World Wildlife Fund.
Delegates gain an insider look at environmental science, policy and conservation issues. For more information visit us online at wyse.gmu.edu.
Balko students win national "moon mail" contest
The creative works of two students at Balko High School will soon find a permanent repository - on the moon, courtesy of Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic Technology.
The company, which is planning to make the first ever commercial moon landing, announced in December that Balko School and its 155 students as the winner of its first MoonMail contest.
As part of its landing, the company is establishing a service called MoonMail, through it will tote small keepsakes, things like rings and photographs to the moon's surface where they will be permanently left.
"We received numerous heartfelt stories that made it very difficult to decide on just one winner," Astrobotic CEO John Thornton said. "The entry of Balko School captured the goal of the MoonMail program, which is to inspire and allow people from around the world to have a personal connection to the moon, now and for generations to come."
Hanna Parker and Colton Lentz wrote an essay that allowed Balko to be chosen. They will send an SD card filled with photos, poetry and other memories from the school.
In making the pitch to be selected, the school wrote:
"Some students never look up the invitation of the cosmos at all, seeing their future as locked to the land and to this place. We believe that the inclusion of our video card in this lunar mission will be a beacon for all the young people of Balko, Oklahoma; establishing our permanent presence in the infinite universe and staking an undeniable claim to both a place in, and our ability to contribute to, the future of Humankind. For those students whose gaze is ever downward and earthbound, there will now be a reason to gaze into those heavens. When they do, they will know that Balko students could and did touch the face of the moon."
Former Turpin family wins NFL
contest, gets to go to Super Bowl
A former Turpin family who took in a student who had lost both his parents, has been chosen by the National Football League as a winner of the league's "Together We Make Football" contest.
Former Turpin High School graduates, Chris and Sarah (Riffe) Roberts now live in Edmond, where Chris is the head football coach for the Crossings Christian School Knights. He has a senior player named Christian who lost his dad to ALS four years ago.
Chris has become a father figure to Christian over the last few years.
In September, Christian tragically lost his mother to an immune deficiency disease. Christian then turned to Chris, his wife, Sarah, their children, Cale, Chloe, Case and E. Cruz, and asked if he could move in with them.
All of them said, "Yes," and now Christian is a member of the Team Roberts Family.
On the day of Christian's mom's funeral, Sarah thought this story should be told: Coach and player becomes father and son.
Sarah made a "selfie" video of their story and submitted it to the National Football League's "Together We Make Football" contest.
As it happened, NFL representatives came to their home in Edmond, to their school, football practices and a game to videotape the Roberts family.
A week after editing the video, the NFL called Crossings school office and asked if they would assemble the entire school together on the following Friday morning because they were coming back to do more video.
They did, and as coach Roberts was speaking, the headmaster took the mike and said there was someone whom he would like to introduce.
Deion Sanders came out a side door and announced to the crowd and to the Roberts family they were finalists in the NFL's "Together We Make Football" contest.
The NFL flew the family to New York City to be on the NBC Today show, where their story as a finalist was announced, and then America voted for its pick from six finalists via the Internet.
Sarah Roberts' parents, Gary and Sherri Riffe, still live in Turpin, and both are very excited.
"We would like to thank every one of you who supported Christian/Team Roberts and voted for their story on NFL's "Together We Make Football" contest," Sherri said. "Just in case you haven't heard … they won!"
When the family was notified they were finalists, they were told if they won they would receive four tickets to Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1 in Phoenix.
"Last Monday evening, with NFL cameras rolling, Deion Sanders came into their kitchen to announce they were winners and gave them eight tickets," Sherri said. "The entire family will get to go to the super bowl.
"Thank you to all who took time to vote everyday for their story," Sherri added. "We want to express our appreciation for your support and your votes during the duration of this contest. Thank you very much."
PTSI email addresses to
change soon; Be aware!
Everyone loves progress, but nobody likes change. Especially when the change is forced upon us, as is regretfully the case in the changes that lie ahead for people with @ptsi.net email addresses.
Currently, @ptsi.net email addresses reside on a Google platform that Google plans to shut down some time in second quarter of 2015, forcing all users with @ptsi.net email addresses to go through an inconvenient email conversion process. Sadly, this conversion to a new email platform will cause PTCI to incur fees that will be passed on to customers in the amount of $10.00 per month per email address, with no guarantee that another conversion won't be required at some point in the future.
However, good news exists in the midst of the confusion. PTCI strongly recommends that customers convert to one of the many FREE email services available online, e.g. Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook by April 1, 2015. There are benefits to utilizing one of these free email services, such as the ability to log in from anywhere and the simple fact that this new email address shouldn't have to be changed again.
PTCI suggests business, government, healthcare, and education customers work with Randy Jacobs at PTCI (580-468-2316) to begin the process of obtaining their own unique domain names for email.
PTCI advises that customers whose smartphones were configured using @ptsi.net email will also be impacted by this change.
There is plenty of time, if people don't procrastinate.
Google plans to the shut the platform down in July 2015. If customers follow PTCI's practical recommendations, there are three steps to follow: (1) Set up a new email address with one of the suggested free email services; (2) Alert all contacts of your change of email address (a broadcast message can be sent to all contacts and an auto reply message can be set up to allow contacts time to revise the address); (3) Transfer all contacts, saved messages, folders, and data to the new email address.
PTCI has instruction guides available on ptci.net for helping customers with these conversions. Their help desk technicians and service representatives will be equipped with tools to assist and direct customers who need help.
Hospital Authority looking forward
As another year passes the staff of the Beaver County Hospital Authority (BCHA) would like to thank the community for supporting their local healthcare facilities in 2014.
BCHA was formed 25 years ago and has proven to be a unique creation. BCHA consists of six entities, including the Beaver County Memorial Hospital (BCMH), Beaver County Nursing Home (BCNH), Beaver County Emergency Medical Service (EMS), Community Clinics of Beaver and Turpin and the Community Pharmacy, makes them the hub of healthcare for the people of Beaver County and the surrounding communities.
Healthcare has seen many changes over the past few years and will continue to see changes year after year as healthcare evolves.
According to administrator Alissa Schlessman, there have been several exciting changes and developments throughout the organization this past year. As our world has been transformed by digital technology it has changed our daily lives as well as the way we communicate and healthcare is no exception.
One of the biggest changes for BCMH has been the implementation of the electronic health record. The collaboration with St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City made the transition possible. They provide a vast amount of resources and support to BCMH.
BCMH is one of several St. Anthony affiliate hospitals who went through this process over one year ago. The benefits of a fully functional electronic health record will improve quality and convenience of patient care, increase patient involvement in their care, improve care coordination and improve diagnosis and health outcomes as well as increase practice efficiencies.
Implementing the electronic health record dramatically changes how the facility functions, however the staff at BCMH embraced the challenge and celebrated their one year implementation anniversary in November.
Earlier this year BCNH became a Medicare skilled facility, they also received a Dodge Grand Caravan through a grant received from the Oklahoma Department of Human Services. BCNH has also received notification that they will be eligible for funding through the Department of Commerce- CDBG Disaster Recovery 2014 Grant that will be used for constructing a safe room at BCNH.
Beaver County Emergency Medical Service has been fortunate enough to receive funding from the Oklahoma Emergency Response Systems Stabilization and Improvement Revolving Fund (OERSSIRF) which has allowed the service to obtain two power load systems for the ambulances as well as a first responder vehicle that is slated to arrive early in 2015.
"Our EMS service is mainly a volunteer service therefore relies on our own community members to serve their fellow citizens," Schlessman said. "It is always a challenge to find willing individuals to commit to becoming an emergency medical technician (EMT), however they are an integral part of rural healthcare. Beaver County EMS will be offering an EMT course beginning in January for anyone who is interested and would like to become a part of our healthcare team."
Schlessman stressed the importance of teamwork to make the facility run as smooth as it has.
"While providing rural healthcare has its challenges it definitely has its advantages. Being small, we need absolutely every person to make things run smoothly. We strive to provide our community with very personal and most importantly quality healthcare," she said. "We are here to take care of our patients, which also happen to be our family, friends and neighbors. It has been a very rewarding year for Beaver County Hospital Authority. The Board of Trustees, Administration and Staff would once again like to thank Beaver County for the support and encourages anyone who has any healthcare needs, questions or concerns in 2015 to reach out to your local healthcare team."
Health officials reporting increase in flu cases 6,
As the number of flu-related hospitalizations continues to increase, the Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) reminds Oklahomans there is still time to get a flu shot.
OSDH reports a total of nine deaths and 517 hospitalizations associated with the flu since the season began in September. Okfuskee, Payne and Carter counties have each had one death, while Garfield, Stephens and Oklahoma counties have each had two deaths so far this influenza season. More than half of hospitalizations have occurred among individuals 65 years and older.
Public health influenza vaccination clinics are available at county health departments, medical providers and retailers throughout the state. OSDH wants to remind Oklahomans that everyone is at risk for influenza and the flu vaccination is recommended for anyone 6 months of age and older.
Vaccination is especially important for people at high risk for serious illness from flu including: pregnant women, children younger than 5 years of age and people with asthma, diabetes, chronic heart and lung disease and other chronic conditions. Parents and family members of babies younger than 6 months of age and people who live with or care for anyone at high risk for complications from the flu, including health care workers, should also get the vaccine.
The following types of flu vaccine are available:
·The traditional flu shot which protects against four strains of flu.
·The nasal spray flu vaccine, which protects against four strains of flu, is for healthy people who are not pregnant and are ages 2-49. Studies have shown this vaccine was more effective among younger children. However, if the nasal spray vaccine is not immediately available, parents should not delay in getting children vaccinated.
·The high-dose flu shot for persons age 65 years and older which protects against three strains of flu.
It is important for those experiencing flu-like symptoms to consult with a provider as soon as possible. A provider may prescribe antiviral drugs to treat the flu. These drugs work better for treatment when started within 48 hours of noticing symptoms. Antiviral drugs may be indicated as a prevention measure to prevent especially vulnerable persons such as infants less than 6 months old, or persons of any age with a medical condition which severely suppresses their immune system.
In addition to getting a flu shot, public health officials recommend the following prevention tips:
· Frequent hand washing using soap and water, or alcohol-based products such as hand gels when hands are not visibly soiled.
· Make "respiratory hygiene" a habit, including use of tissues to cover coughs and sneezes, then disposing of them and washing hands at once. When tissues are not readily available, use your sleeve, never your hands.
· Stay home from work, school, and other public places when a person is ill.
Visit the OK Flu View at http://flu.health.ok.gov for weekly Oklahoma flu updates and additional information about the flu.
Old man winter finally found December
Winter was noticeably absent through much of December, a deceptively warm month that ended more than 2 degrees above normal to rank as the 38th warmest since records began in 1895. The season finally lived up to its name during the month's final week, however, with a swath of 3-5 inches of snow along the I-44 corridor in southwestern Oklahoma, along with another icy plunge to ring in the New Year. New Year's Eve was celebrated with patches of freezing drizzle, snow, sleet and below-zero wind chills.
Despite the snow and ice, preliminary data from the Oklahoma Mesonet still tracked a deficit of 0.67 inches for the month, the 55th driest December on record. The year itself was cool and dry as a whole, with 2014's statewide average temperature at 58.9 degrees, one degree below normal and the 27th coolest on record. The January-December statewide average precipitation total of 28.47 inches was more than 8 inches below normal and the 26th driest year on record. The 2014 Mesonet precipitation totals ranged from 13.2 inches at Kenton while Clayton had the most with 50.9 inches.
December's average temperature might have finished on the warm side, but that statistic didn't come with lots of warm, sunny days. In fact, it was the least sunny December since Mesonet records began in 1994, receiving only 35 percent of possible sunshine. Fog was a frequent visitor throughout the month, and the high humidity values aided in suppressing fire danger. The clouds and moisture also helped account for the warmth, trapping heat close to the surface at night and preventing the low temperatures from plummeting. The statewide average high temperature, held down by the cloudiness, was actually more than a degree below normal, but the average low temperature was nearly 6.5 degrees above normal.
The highest temperature recorded by the Mesonet in December was 75 degrees at Burneyville on the fifth. The lowest temperature, minus 6 degrees, came on the month's final day at Kenton. The lowest temperature of 2014 was minus 12 degrees at Nowata back on January 6, and the highest temperature of 107 degrees came on July 26 at Freedom.
Severe weather made an appearance during the month, including a weak tornado near Lake Arcadia in central Oklahoma on the 14th, only the 25th December tornado since 1950. According to preliminary data from the National Weather Service (NWS), 2014 ended with a total of 16 tornadoes, the lowest count since accurate records began in 1950. If that total holds at 16, it would best the previous minimum count of 17 back in 1988. Large hail and severe winds also accompanied the storms on the 14th.
No drought improvements were noted during the month thanks to the dry conditions. The U.S. Drought Monitor depicted 60 percent of the state in drought to start December and 62 percent as it ended. The amount of extreme-to-exceptional drought, the worst two categories on the Drought Monitor, increased from 18 percent to 22 percent. One year ago, 38 percent of the state was considered to be in drought. Nearly 1.5 million Oklahomans were still affected by drought as the year came to a close.
The latest outlooks for January from the NWS' Climate Prediction Center (CPC) show increased odds of above normal precipitation across the southern two-thirds of the state, but no clear signal for temperature. CPC's U.S. Monthly Drought Outlook for January sees drought persisting or intensifying across those areas where drought is already in place, but no development in the current drought-free areas.
Mrs. Mary Tibbetts with FHS and BHS STUCO members Chase Bryer, Nicole Welch, Garrett Weber, Shalyn Farrington, Gabby Morales, Kinsey Smalts.
Mrs. Haley (Pierson) Nichols with FHS and BHS STUCO members Chase Bryer, Nicole Welch, Garrett Weber, Shalyn Farrington, Gabby Morales, Kinsey Smalts.
"Pink out" week a smashing
Beaver, Forgan STUCO groups give to four families. . .
During the annual "pink out" week last October, the Beaver and Forgan Student Councils combined to raise over $4.000 with the various events devoted to support those with cancer.
Events included t-shirt sales, the glow walk and the groups made various items for the auction that was held during the football game. Sponsors were Nancy McVay from Beaver and Tara Albert from Forgan.
"We want to give a huge thank you to the Beaver and Forgan communities for their generosity during our pink out week in October," McVay said. "Because of our great communities, Forgan and Beaver's STUCO raised over $4,000 that was given to four different families."
Last Tuesday, two of the families were awarded money. Mrs. Mary Tibbetts and Haley (Pierson) Nichols were both given checks to help with their battles. Also, money was given to Mary Martinez and Heath Thomas, who recently underwent a bone marrow transplant.
Mrs. McVay wanted to thank the following donors as well: Beaver Co. Memorial Hospital, Bank of Beaver, First Security Bank, Herald-Democrat, Bittersweet, Slatten Farms and Howard Drilling.
Beaver County Library
has many fall activities
The staff at the Beaver County Pioneer Library would like to share all of the exciting things going on at the Library. In the fall, winter and early spring every Tuesday the library features a "Lap-Sit" time with little ones from our community. This program is for babies, toddlers and preschool age children.
"We are averaging 12-15 children a week and look forward to them coming. The kids are learning through music, rhymes, stories, along with repetition," librarian Denise Janko said. "This program is open to all children, Tuesdays 10:30 a.m. and runs for about an hour, please don't think that it is too late to get involved! Throughout this year we have also offered adult computer classes and literacy tutoring. Our goal is to offer services to all community members."
The library received a grant from the Libri Foundation's BOOKS FOR CHILDREN program. The Libri Foundation is a nationwide non-profit that enables libraries to expand their children's, juvenile and young adult sections. The Libri grant is a matching grant and thanks to our Beaver Friends of the Library Association, we have had the privilege to add over 80 new books to our children's, juvenile and young adult sections of the Library.
"The new books received are of a good variety. We have many new math and science books. Also added are several new young adult and juvenile series," Janko said.
Beaver County Library is open Monday-Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon.
The Beaver County Pioneer Library has also applied and received a "Zoo Grant" provided by the Oklahoma City Zoo. It will be used during the 2015 summer reading program.
The Library Staff would also like to thank all of our many supporters throughout the year. The Library will be open for the Beaver Downtown Holiday celebration on December 4th and our annual Open House December 15th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Santa Letters Wanted
for Christmas Issue
The Herald-Democrat will feature letters to Santa Claus again this year in the annual Christmas edition of the newspaper on December 25, 2014.
With only a few weeks remaining until the happy holidays and special paper, boys and girls are invited to send their letters to Santa, in care of The Herald-Democrat, Box 490, Beaver, OK 73932. Letters can also be sent via email to email@example.com!
All letters of course, will be forwarded to the North Pole after they are copied for publication. Only letters received by 5 p.m. on December 19, 2014 will be printed in the special Christmas issue.
Lansden family celebrates
70th year of publishing paper
This month (October, 2014) marks the 70th anniversary Willis and Merlee Phelps Lansden took a "leap of faith" and bought the newspaper, The Herald-Democrat, from H. H. Hubbart in 1944.
At that time, the newspaper plant was located on Second Street where the Senior Citizens building is now. It moved to its present location on Douglas Street in March, 1966.
The newspaper has run continuously since the summer of 1887. The Territorial Advocate only published three or four issues before selling to George Payne. It was then sold to a J. C. Hodge, who changed the name of the paper of The Beaver Advocate.
It changed ownership and names until 1896 when it was under the banner of The Beaver Herald. The publisher added Miss Maude O. Thomas to his staff as associate editor, August 9, 1900. Miss Thomas took over ownership in 1902.
The Beaver County Democrat was established by W. B. Newman in 1906. Several years later, the new owner L. B. Tooker consolidated the newspaper with a number of papers throughout the county, which included The Forgan Enterprise, The LaKemp Mirror, the Ivanhoe News, The Beaver County Republican and The Farmer's News (Knowles).
It was then called The Democrat. The Gate Valley Star was later taken over by the Democrat in 1922. It was owned by A. W. Cox and A. L. Kimball by that time. In early editions there were word fights between the Beaver Herald by Miss Thomas and The Democrat by Mr. Kimball. The name calling wasn't too bad by today's standards, nevertheless, it was probably interesting for the subscribers.
August 1, 1923 marked the purchase of the Beaver Herald from Maude O. Thomas by A. L. Kimball, to form the present Herald-Democrat with Kimball serving as editor and publisher. The Forgan Eagle was consolidated with The Herald-Democrat, February 1, 1927. The Herald-Democrat again changed ownership on May 16, 1938, when it was purchased by H. H. Hubbart.
In October, 1944, the late Willis and Merlee Phelps Lansden bought the newspaper. During these many years, the family has seen many changes in the publishing business, going from hand set type and printing the newspaper in-house to sending the pages to be printed to the printers via computer.
As World War II was still on-going in 1944, Willis was basically putting out each week's edition single-handedly. He had an army cot set up in the supply room so he could get a few hours sleep before getting up and going back to work. He did have a linotype operator at that time...the only problem was that usually on Monday mornings Willis would have to go bail the man out of jail after a weekend of carousing.
The pages would be made up by hand then carried to the printer. The blank newsprint would be fed into the machine one page at a time, which would print four pages. Then the large pages would be flipped over and print four more pages on the other side. The pages would go through a folder and ready for addressing to the subscribers. It was a tedious project to publish a newspaper back in the day, but Willis loved every moment of it. (Maybe not so much when a paper would jam in the folder!)
The Herald-Democrat received state-wide recognition when, in 1963, Willis was selected to serve on the Oklahoma Press Association Board of Directors. He served as president of the association in 1969 and remained on the board in an advisory capacity until July of 1970.
He also was appointed to the Oklahoma Wildlife Commission by Gov. David Hall, where he also served as the chairman in 1974-75. Willis was instrumental in getting quail and pheasants back in Beaver County at that time.
He and his wife served the community and state faithfully and with distinction until their deaths in 1985 and 1986. Then their children, Joe, Cheley and Kathal took over the publication of the newspaper. In 1996, Cheley and Kathal sold their interest in the business to their brother, Joe and nephew, Brent, who have been serving this community since that time.
Throughout the years, many folks have been worked at the newspaper helping to get the editions out each week, including three more generations of Lansdens. That's 3,640 issues mailed throughout the United States to thousands of subscribers each week.
We are grateful to each and every one of our loyal friends and advertisers.
This wind farm is being constructed in
east Texas county. Some 142 have been completer. The Balko Wind project
begin this month where 162 will be
constructed south of Bryan's corner now. The transmission line should be
completed by now.
Dear Joe,
New manager takes over Dunes;
Plans to work promoting park
Heath Noyes is the new manager of the Beaver Dunes Park. He started his new job on August 25.
Noyes graduated from Vici High School in 1996 and earned his college degree in accounting in 2006 from Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Noyes worked for the Woodward County Sheriff's Department from 2002 through 2006 and most recently worked for the Oklahoma State Fire Marshal's office for the past eight years.
Noyes is also a veteran of the United States Marine Corp. and has one overseas tour of duty. He expressed excitement for his new job in Beaver.
"The key is to promote, promote and promote. Not enough people have heard of the Beaver Dunes," Noyes said. "My family really enjoys the area, and wee are excited to be here."
Noyes, on Monday, was working to place picnic tables in the ORV area and also plans to install some watchable wildlife stations in the coming weeks. He has many other great ideas for the park as well.
Heath and his wife Angela have six kids: Brendan Noyes; Kadyn Noyes; Addyson Noyes; Lauren Noyes; Austin Solo and Jordan Solo.
These are a few of sponsoring
businesses that support this
Beaver Ministerial Fellowship
Bennett Construction
Partners Oilfield Service, LLC
Beaver County Memorial Hospital
Brent's Pics
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Beaver Oil Company
Beaver Ace Home Center 625-3102
Beaver Auction, LLC
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Pictured above is the tornado that hit the Woodbury home. Vance and Barbara Woodbury both died from injuries when the struck their home about 1/2 mile from this location near the Northern Natural Gas plant east of Elmwood. The tornado hit their home Wednesday evening, March 29, 2007 . Photo courtesy Beaver County Sheriff's office.
Above is a photo of the USS Mullinnix DD-944 which was used as a sink test back in the 1990's. The United States was testing new weapons. The ship was used during the Vietnam war but later decommissioned in the 1980's. The editor and publisher was stationed on the ship from 1963 until 1965.
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There is a big difference between having all the gear you need and being 'cruise ready', whatever that means. Certainly there is a continuum of boats from junk to gems but don't think you can buy a boat and take off. There is actually a big advantage in having to work on your boat before you leave since you will know the details better for when something goes wrong in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere.
Heading back to Lake Ontario for this summer. Relatively few stops along the way from Grenada. Martinique, Guadeloupe, St. Martin (must have something to do with the French food), then Bermuda, New England and up the Hudson/Erie Canal. We were going to go via Newfoundland and Labrador but June remembered that one of the kids is getting married this summer - details, details!
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how will i stay warm?
i got my down comforter out of storage yesterday. ashley and pea have claimed it as their own. guess i need to get me some flannel jammies!
here, they are conspiring against me, i just KNOW it!
The pictures just cracked me up! My little iggy is a blankie hog too. In fact he won't sleep unless it's under a cover. So my bed-making in the morning is for naught. He is very adept at slipping under with his little pointy nose and just slides in like butter. The lumps in the bed used to be cats, but now they are Tubby.
He is a gentle and submissive little guy to his human companions, but a grumpy sleeper. If he is under the covers with you and you move a leg and disturb his sleep, he either lets out a groan of a soft growl. When he does this, I flip up the blanket and say "what did you say?" and he looks like a deer in the headlights.
If I am in bed when he wants under the covers, he will gently tap me on the shoulder with his little rabbit-like feet to have me lift up a corner. Sigh we don't train dogs, they train us.
Who wouldn't hog a down comforter? I used to have one and it's the ultimate in warm fuzzies.
hehehe, I had the same problem when my room mates had 2 Chihuahuas...my room mate was allergic to down, but I had a king sized one. Needless to say the Chis headed for it as soon as it dipped into the 70s at night. Now I have 2 down comforters, one for the pups one for me. Only because they are expensive to clean....hope you have a warm winter
quasifish, thanks and yes, that's an afghan i made years ago. the dogs let me use it. :D
bentley is one to curl up in a corner of the bed. for a big dog, he takes up very little room! but the girls make up for it because they both love to stretch waaaay out!
speaking of pillows, it isn't unusual to see ashley using pea as her pillow. :)
i've never had a dog that loved being covered up as much as ashley does!
bentley will stay covered long enough for me to get a picture but he really doesn't see the point since he's already wearing a fur coat.
this time of year, pea loves nothing better than to lay out in the sun. i usually throw a bed out on the deck for her and she will lay there for hours just watching the world go by.
here's another one of pea. sometimes she will go outside and hang with the mini horses. when i call her in, she usually stands there and looks at me like "do i HAVE to??"
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This one is sitting in pot in my bedroom. About 2 feet away from the window, so indirect sun in the morning, and that's it. I don't water it much. Usually, I only water it the leftover in my watering can, or the leftover from bottom-watering my haworthia for 20 minutes.
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In addition to the random brown spots (of which that one in the picture is the worst), during the winter two leaves got brown and sticky (one at the soil line, one about two-thirds of the way to the tip), and flopped over. I cut them with my shears and tossed them. What's weird is that the one that was sticky and weak at the soil line, i thought "well, I'll just pull this one out", was attached to a younger shoot that was (1) totally healthy and (2) had different markings. I chopped its... what is it with Sans, a rhizome? Anyway, I cut the bit under the soil where they are attached in half, discarded the rotting bit, and replanted the healthy half where it had been, and it's fine now.


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