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ANTLERS — Pocola lost a heartbreaker here Friday, leading until the final six seconds of the game before Antlers wrangled a touchdown and a two-point conversion to avoid overtime and win 42-34 in a District 2A-6 contest.
The Indians (2-6 overall, 1-4 in district play) led 14-8 after the first quarter, 28-16 at the half and 34-28 going into the final quarter.
PANAMA — It came down to one play, and fortunately the Hugo Buffaloes did not make that play as far as the Panama Razorbacks were concerned.
The Buffaloes missed a game-tying extra point on the last score of the game with 15 seconds left, and the Hogs escaped with a 37-36 victory in a District 2A-6 game Friday night at George Ollie Stadium to celebrate Senior Night.
VALLIANT — Spiro scored on two long touchdown passes in the first half and took a 21-0 lead at Valiant Friday night en route to a 40-0 District 3A-6 victory.
HAILEYVILLE — The Talihina Golden Tigers notched a 39-0 District A-6 win against the Haileyville Warriors on Friday night.
The win sets up a battle next week between the Savanna Bulldogs and the Golden Tigers (8-0, 4-0 in district play) at 7:30 p.m. next Friday at Doc Robinson Stadium for what will likely be the top seed of the district, and possibly the outright district title for the victor.
Poteau 42, Muldrow 3
Panama 37, Hugo 36
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Antlers 42, Pocola 34
MULDROW — The Poteau Pirates returned to their winning ways after they had a major hiccup last week against Tulsa Cascia Hall. The Pirates were focused and in a groove as they struck early and often. Senior quarterback Jace Pitchford threw three touchdown passes, had a kick return for another score and a 64-yard dash as the Pirates routed the Muldrow Bulldogs 42-3 on Friday night.
The Poteau High School cross country runners, other than those who participated in Thursday's Vike@Nite at Carl Albert State College, have been idle of competition for almost a month. They haven't ran since the Oct. 10 Claremore Invitational. The Chili Pepper Invitational was rained out on Oct. 5 at Fayetteville, Ark.
So, needless to say the runners are chomping at the bit to get back on the course once more. That chance will happen at 1 this afternoon at the Class 4A Regional Meet at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa.
Although the high school football playoffs don't begin until Nov. 15, they might as well begin tonight for the Heavener Wovles.
The Wolves (2-4 overall, 1-3 in District 3A-8 play) are in a must-win situation tonight when they entertain the Stigler Panthers (5-2, 3-1) at 7:30 p.m. at Harvey Stadium. If the Wolves want to keep their playoff hopes alive, a win tonight is needed.
Their backs aren't against the wall, but the Pocola Indians football team is sure in its shadows.
The Indians (2-5, 1-3 in District 2A-6) are almost in a must-win situation tonight when they hit the road to face the Antlers Bearcats (3-4, 1-3) at 7:30 p.m.
"It's a must win for us," Pocola coach Rick Lang said. "We're technically not out of it if we lose, but if we win we still control our own destiny to make the playoffs. If we lose, things are out of our control. We want to end on a good note. We want to go 5-5 and go to the playoffs. That's what they're shooting for."
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Buccaneer Basketball registration has begun. Registration forms can be picked up at Poteau City Hall from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Cost to register is $25 per player and deadline to enter is today. Anyone interested in coaching a team needs to contact Billy Bond at (918) 647-1939.
Also, coaches are needed for some of the league's teams. Four coaches are needed for girls teams in the first-second grade division and the fifth-sixth grade division.
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The campaign will engage consumers in Fresno, Stockton and Sacramento through its fun, educational activities designed to help people understand the benefits of pest management and plant health products.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Debug the Myths, a consumer education program sponsored by RISE (Responsible Industry for a Sound Environment), is hitting the road once again to help people understand the benefits of pesticide and fertilizer products. The campaign will engage consumers in Fresno, Stockton and Sacramento through its fun, educational activities designed to help people understand the benefits of pest management and plant health products. Planned activities, which will kick-off June 9 and wrap-up June 19, include:
• "Team Up to Clean Up" events at local Boys & Girls Clubs designed to give club members the opportunity to gain hands-on landscaping experience while learning about the value of maintaining outdoor spaces.
• Educational sessions at local garden centers teaching consumers about numerous topics including mosquito and tick control, pest management and pets, and how to read product labels as a first step to selecting the right product.
• Fun, memorable activities encouraging further online engagement with Debug the Myths, such as green screen photos and an online quiz designed to answer the question, "What Pest Are You?"
• Behind-the-scenes tours for local media at minor league baseball facilities and golf courses.
Aaron Hobbs, president of RISE, said the events help informed consumers realize the value pesticide and fertilizer products provide to their homes, families and communities.
"The use of pesticide and fertilizer products is not a top-of-mind topic for most consumers, which means many are unaware of the numerous insects, weeds and rodents controlled by these products, as well as their contributions to our safety and well-being. The Debug the Myths activities are designed to give people a reason to think about the benefits of pesticides and fertilizers while creating a memorable experience to help them remember what they learned," Hobbs said.
More information about the West Coast activity is available at www.debugthemyths.com. Updates are also available on the Debug the Myths Facebook page and Twitter feed, @DebugtheMyths.
The Larimer County (Colo.) Health Department confirmed that a teen died from the plague earlier this month.
Orlando, Fla.-based Massey Services has acquired EcoShield Pest Control of Atlanta and EcoShield of Austin, Texas.
In advance of the July 22 release of "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" Terminix has released a trailer for an equally over-the-top parody, "Mosquitonado," based on the world's actual deadliest animal: mosquitoes.
Staff at the United Nations' New York headquarters got a message informing them of the presence of bed bugs.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by JakeW787 Front Desk- Pei and Mariah, Mgr Our check-in was superb!! Greeted with a smile by Pei, she could not do enough for us! What a great start to our stay! Also, Mariah was very helpful with an early check-in after our early flight into LGA. I would highly recommend this wonderful hotel. June 6, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by TonyCUSA Hotel that does NOT make you feel special As a platinum member, I expect some acknowledgment of dedication and I usually get it at other properties, but not this one. Do not expect to be welcomed or treated with any friendliness, you are only $$ coming in the door to them. Great location and Great Gym, but do not expect anything else. June 1, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Beefcake1 Perfect Mid Town Location This Westin is 2 blocks east of Grand Central. Believe it or not, but this actually makes you feel like you are on the edge of busy Mid Town, which is very welcome after a long day of meetings. Dining room feels a bit small so opt for the short walk to Pershing Square restaurant right across from Grand Central...they are always busy but pros and you don't wait long. If you like Westin properties, I'd stay at this one as opposed to the Times Square property...you'll never get a good night's sleep at any property in Times Square. May 29, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kozy Not so great Well, I don't know where to begin. Unfortunately on this day this hotel was not operating efficiently whatsoever. As a Platinum member, I have a ton of patience. I arrived at 18:45 to check in and was told my room would not be ready for 45 minutes. At 20:30 my room was still not ready. This was unacceptable. I got my room at 22:00. A 10:00PM check in I am sure you agree is quite ridiculous.The front desk staff was empathetic. I have stayed at this hotel before and have had a great experience but this stay and getting to my room was incredibly poor. May 26, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Salazar512 Great location and wonderful staff We were in NY for a weekend May 8-10 and our stay at the Westin Grand Central made it great! The location was perfect for all attractions, we didn't need to take cabs other than to the airport. All of the staff we interacted with were very friendly and extremely helpful. I would definitely recommend and stay here again. May 26, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Burghound Conveniently located and the best baggage man in the buisness A very nice hotel and fairly priced. The Bell Man, Hector Isaza had to bring packages to my room almost on a daily basis and he was amazing-He even recommended great places to eat and see. By far he was the best thing about this Hotel. My only complaint and I will not stay there again for this reason only: the bathroom had a shower curtain and it made the whole room smell. I will never stay in a hotel that does not have a glass shower door at this price range again. May 24, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by isa123 great location, great service We arrived late due to problems with the flght. Mr Hecto Isaza recived us and was very informative of the hotel amenities, room acommodatios and also recpmended a few restauranst near the hotel. We went to two of them and were very good. He also help us with tips to the subway. We really like it very mucho, the beds are amazing. We asked about the roof garden but it was only for the restaurant staff, a tour would be a graet experience. May 18, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by durhambda Excellent staff Good location; excellent, helpful staff; clean, spacious rooms May 18, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lauren15 very helpful This was my boyfriends 1st time in NYC. I was originally placed in a room with a minimal view. I wanted a better view for him so it could be more memorable but I had no time to talk with the desk agent as I had to pick him up at the airport. I called the hotel while on my way to the airport and asked if there was a room with more of a view. A woman named Lee was very helpful and understanding of my situation. I still had my stuff in the first room but she made sure to hold a 2nd room with a view for me till I returned so I could personally get my belongings. It really was fantastic and I am so thankful for her help. Everything else at the hotel was great and the location was wonderful as well. May 12, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by BLKliesen Quiet & Comfortable I had a very good stay at the Westin NY Grand Central. The room was very comfortable. The cleaning staff were great! So nice and responsive. I didn't get a chance to use many of the amenities but the rooms are great. May 11, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by jordan31 Had a disappointing stay I have stayed at Westin Grand central several times before and was upgraded to a larger, corner room. This past stay wasn't so great. I asked for upgraded larger room, such as a corner room to accommodate my 2 year old daughter but was instead given a standard room next to the elevator which was noisy when people came out. Lets just say i didn't sleep well that night because my daughter kept on waking up. May 11, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by rprillman81 Big time hotel! Had a blast at this property! Great location and awesome view for my platinum upgrade. Would love to visit again! April 28, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by WestinGCNYC Horrible customer experience I am a management consultant and I spend a major chunk of my life at hotels. And this hotel is by far the most unaccomodating one I have stayed at to date. All I wanted was for them to keep a small bag with my gym gears and toiletries so I don't have to carry it back and forth every week on the plane but this simple request apparently is too much for them to handle. I have stayed at other Westins before that had no problem keeping my stuff over the weekend and putting it in my room before I checked in. And what's even more surprising is that no one seems to care that I am upset. The front desk lady kept transferring me to the bell desk without letting me finish my sentence and of course without saying that she will transfer me. I had to call downstairs three times to actually speak to her and explain what the issue is. I am actually very sad because I really wanted to like this hotel for various reasons. Hope other platinum guests don't have to go through this.. :( April 27, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Avamae123 Lovely Facility and Helpful Staff My daughter and I stayed at the Westin the night before heading out for a 7-day cruise. We wanted to squeeze some city sightseeing in while in New York and the front desk staff and Concierge were both so very helpful in directing us on where to go. The room service staff was efficient and pleasant. The room was beautifully appointed and very clean. I will definitely seek out a Westin when I travel again. Thanks for providing such a wonderful place to stay. April 21, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by WorkTraveler100 Shower drain was slow My stay was nice and relaxing. The staff was alway professional and kind. When checking out I advised the desk that the tub was not draining and I had to stand in shower water. She apologized and asked me if she could do anything to make up to me. Since I was on my way to the airport she offered to add extra points into my account. As of today I have not seen any extra points. April 18, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by TravelWithKids Great Location. I stayed 5 nights at this hotel with my two kids (6 and 4 year old.) The location is really close to Grand Central and made it really easy to get to places. Since the hotel is located midtown, it's not as crowded as compared to Time Square. The staff at the hotel were very nice and accommodating. When I first arrived, I was hoping to get an upgrade as there were some availability but unfortunately, our room was on the 6th floor, and there was no upgrade. I wouldn't recommended anyone who has kids to stay on that floor. New York is a loud city, and we could hear all the traffic noise and that kept my kids up all night. I called in the morning to request to move to a high floor and they said they would try their best, and would call me back. I never got a call. I called later in the evening, and they got us on the 35th. That was much better. The restaurant at the hotel is OK. I took my kids there for dinner, and it felt more of a lounge atmosphere and not very kid friendly. I tried getting breakfast a few times there but they ran out of most items by 10:30. As for the room, they were ok. The tub was peeling, the bathroom door wouldn't lock and my safe was broken but overall it was very clean. April 15, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by KristyWisty The staff at this hotel offer exemplary customer service We arrived on Saturday afternoon and Doris welcomed into the hotel. She was very kind and when she learned we were celebrating my husband's birthday, she gave us a coupon for a free drink at the bar, which was a nice touch upon checking in. We went to the bar shortly after checking in and everyone was very friendly. After sitting there for 10-15 minutes - the manager, Frank, had asked the chef to prepare desserts in honor of my husband's birthday. He then took time out of his day to ask about our trip and our time in New York. The human capital at Westin truly is its biggest strength (although the beds are super comfy) and the team really seems to understand customer loyalty - we found ourselves at the hotel bar the next night, as a direct result of Frank's acumen. There were a couple negatives, but these were overshadowed by our positive experiences: 1. Found some hair in tub and on toilet in bathroom. 2. Sink did not drain quickly April 14, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rdubz28 Valet Parking Was charged double for valet parking because my stay exceeded 24 hours. We arrived early for an event and were offered late check out the following day. Never was I informed parking is based hourly and I would be charged $120 to valet for a one night stay. April 13, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Harris0147 Visited with Family Given all the past reviews of many SPG properties in Manhattan, I was keeping my expectations in check. However, I was very pleased with my experience (even though the front of the hotel seems to be under construction), and Mr Smalls was very helpful during the check-in. Lastly, my status was acknowledged and rewarded appropriately. April 8, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by nycvisitorfromnj Worst stay in new york ever We usually stay at the westin times square, but decided to experiment, what a mistake! the windows and doors did not prevent noise and we had the worst night of sleep ever. sirens, ice machine, unknown machine sounds. never had this problem at other nyc hotels or in times square! would not stay here again. front desk person did not ask me how my stay was, so i didn't bother telling him. March 25, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kels0122 Fabulous stay at The Westin Grand Central I was so impressed with The Westin Grand Central. Not only was I there for a work meeting, but I made my work trip into a vacation with my mom and stayed at The Westin Grand Central for a couple of extra days. I cannot say enough good things about this hotel! The location is prime. Walking distance to all of the hot spots. The concierge was fantastic and never steered us wrong. They even sent us complimentary champagne to one of the restaurants we went to! We were very impressed. Loida, who worked at the front/check-in desk was outstanding. Within 5 minutes of arriving on The Westin Grand Central property she was already calling my mom and I by our first names and was very friendly. She helped us check out at the end of our stay and followed up on a question that we had asked her previously, to make sure that we were taken care of. Earlier that day we had asked her where we could find a luggage store since I needed an extra bag to take home all of my NYC purchases. At the end of the day, when we were checking out she followed up and even helped me cut the tags out of my new items. She was outstanding! The group who worked with us for the meeting were very attentive. Everything was where it needed to be when it needed to be there. I was very impressed and would be happy to stay at The Westin Grand Central again any time! March 22, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Olek Good Option in midtown If you are coming for business near midtown (United Nations / Grand Central) this is a good place to stay. Completely refurbished and with very clean rooms. Its your typical Westin. The staff is friendly but expect NY attitude. I asked for my bag to be delivered to my room while I went out for dinner and the bellman didn't do it as he was expecting me to provide a tip up-front. If you are coming for business its a great option. Its a matter of the rate. If its for leisure you might have better cheaper options around. March 20, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by KU84 The staff is rude The staff is inconsiderate. We checked in and were told to wait for a couple of hours for the room. Five minutes later, when we checked in with another person, we were assigned a room! Clearly there were rooms available and the first person we spoke to was just being weird. Outside the hotel, when we asked for a cab, that person was dismissive. We obviously did not tip him considering his behavior. I was really disappointed with the overall attitude of staff at this hotel. March 16, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by CA77 Good location, but bathroom lights made me feel like I was having a seizure Stayed at the Westin Grand Central for one night while in town for a friend's bachelorette party. The location was good for what we were doing as it was centrally located to our planned activities. Valets were not terribly friendly or attentive. They constantly needed to be flagged down instead of being attentive and ready to help you. Room was clean...couldn't seem to find a clock in it. My major issue was with the lighting in the bathroom. It was so bright, the level of what you would typically see around a small makeup mirror, but around the entire large mirror on the wall. I could barely stand to be in there at any time. It truly made me feel like I was having a seizure. I hope there can be some adjustments as this would honestly prevent me from staying there again. March 16, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by BostonSue Wonderful Stay at the Westin Grand Central I can't say enough about what a wonderful stay we had at the Westin Grande Central. I was traveling alone with my two young children and the staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. They ensured that we had connecting rooms, something many hotels will not guarantee. They said hello to my children each time we entered and exited the lobby. The Doorman found us cars/cabs with little to no wait. The front desk was simply wonderful. And the rooms are like new. This is now my top Starwood property in NYC after this stay.. March 4, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by DCDave Westin Grand Central - great location, wonderful staff My wife and I recently enjoyed a 3 night weekend stay at the Westin Grand Central. This was our second stay at the hotel (having previously visited it 4 years ago) and we were delighted by the improvements made during its recent renovation. The rooms were well appointed and comfortable (we stayed on the 24th floor and had a spectacular view of the Empire State Building). We were warmly greeted by Kenneth at the front desk, who went above and beyond to make our stay memorable and relaxing (please extend our great thanks to him for his efforts). The location, just a few blocks from Grand Central, is perfect for easy movement around Manhattan, but a comfortable distance from the immediate hustle and bustle of the transit hub. Perfect spot for a weekend getaway or business travel. February 24, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by EBeckels Room's larger than expected The rooms are much larger than expected for NYC! I'd definitely stay there again! February 24, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Taylor25 Sales Manager great location, great views, heavenly bed, nice staff especially Dave Locke, he is wonderful. Will come again and tell friends!! February 23, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by TANJ Catching the siberian express from Westin Grand Central The cold snap roared into NYC about the same time we did. Travelling with 2 young kids, I was glad that the Westin was a very short walk from Grand Central station, extremely manageable even with kids and luggage. As it was a redemption, I wasn't expecting a great room, and just as well that my expectations were pretty low. I was allocated a room on the 6th floor and the adjoining rooms were used as conference rooms for the NBA all star event that weekend. I had previously been allocated a high floor room and the view was wonderful. No luck this time... The check-in experience and the room itself was fine and everything was as it should be. During my stay, I had misplaced my gym clothes and the housekeeping staff went to great lengths to try to locate it. When they couldn't, the even offered to replace free of charge. I did not take up the offer and finally found my stuff in my shoe bag. Great service and many thanks for all your efforts! Overall, no complaints and I would certainly stay there again due to the friendly staff and the super location of the hotel - really useful when average daily temps were no higher than 20s! February 22, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by DSDC Unreliable for business travel Wifi connection was basically unusable. Coffee maker plugged into broken outlet. Alarm clock broken. February 21, 2015


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Offered Tuesday - Sunday at 7:30am - 1:30pm from May 1st to June 27th departing from Lahaina Harbor aboard Ocean Adventurer. From June 28th - Nov 15th offered daily except for Mondays.
Lana'i's coast, largely undeveloped, feels unspoiled and remote even though it's just 7 miles from Maui. Riding on our ultra-smooth raft, you'll view unforgettable sights: blowholes, red rock sea cliffs, caves, untouched shorelines and stretches of nearly empty sandy beaches. We'll circumnavigate the island, weather and sea conditions permitting.
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An overhead canopy provides shade. You can choose from forward facing padded seats or pontoon seats. This is one of the few Maui rafts with an onboard bathroom. There's a rear swim platform for easy access in and out of the water. There's also an onboard freshwater shower to rinse off after snorkeling!
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As with all ocean rafting adventures, this trip is not recommended for pregnant women and anyone with neck or back problems. Children ages 6 and under not permitted. Otherwise, c'mon aboard—and join the ultimate adventure of your vacation, departing from Lahaina Harbor.
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- Love the snorkel gear? You can arrange to rent it for the week for a small additional fee.
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Duration: Approximately 6 hours
Check-in time: 45 minutes prior to departure
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Check-in: 45 minutes prior to departure at Pacific Whale Foundation's Ocean Store at Ma'alaea Harbor Shops localed next to Maui Ocean Center.
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Experience the combined thrill of whalewatching and ocean rafting, on a brand new ecotour offered by Pacific Whale Foundation. Cruise from Lahaina Harbor on Pacific Whale Foundation's high-tech raft for exciting water-level viewing opportunities with Maui's humpback whales. You'll cruise on a sleek rigid hull inflatable raft with a unique anti-slamming design for a smoother ride than ordinary rafts. The Ocean Adventurer has both shaded and sunbathing areas and a bathroom.
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In partnership with the Art Council of Southwest Florida, the Southwest Florida Community Foundation held a reception for the current featured artwork in this year's Art & Community art exhibition series on Friday, Feb. 7 at the foundation's headquarters in Fort Myers.
The featured works come from the Southwest Florida Pastel Society and are a group of pastel pieces on both canvas and paper. The exhibit will run through February.
The Southwest Florida Pastel Society is a nonprofit organization of pastel artists who live and work in Southwest Florida. The society encourages and promotes its enthusiastic pastel artists in their growth and success through monthly meetings and programs, workshops, activities and exhibition opportunities. The society welcomes all new members.
Upcoming art receptions include the Center for the Arts of Bonita Springs on Friday, March 7, and Art Quilters Unlimited and the Alliance for the Arts on Friday, April 4. Both receptions will take place at 4 p.m. at the SWFLCF office located at 8771 College Parkway in Fort Myers.
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- A Place & Date Depicted Connewirricoo, Australia
Negative - Connewirrecoo, Victoria, pre 1900 Reg. No: MM 003001
- Description Of Content:
- A six horse team ploughing on 'Pendale' farm.
- Acquisition Information:
- Copied from James Penrose, 1986
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- The Biggest Family Album of Australia, Museum Victoria
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|Negative: Black & White; 35 mm
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My wife's ancestors set up a photographic studio called "Eaton Studio" or "Eaton Studios" at Narrabri and Gunnedah in northern NSW in about 1900-1910. (Prior to that they operated as Hamey Bros in Molong, central NSW). They produced photos and postcards. My gutfeel is that this photo was probably taken in northern NSW, but it might have been a postcard addressed to someone in Victoria. The family doesn't have any record that Eaton Studios every travelled outside NSW.
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Well, now, that is very interesting, and very "crazy Republican" of her. It's not often that I agree with Babs (I do agree with many of her non-globull warming environmental stances), but this is not that bad of an idea.
Boxer said the National Guard legislation is modeled after a program in place since 1989 that allows governors to use the National Guard to aid law enforcement in anti-drug operations. Troops could be deployed at schools, or assigned to desk jobs at police stations to free up local law enforcement to patrol schools.
All we need is one, perhaps two, armed people at the school to deter one of these crazy people who are looking to commit mass murder before suicide and get not only their 15 minutes of fame, but in the history books. Though, providing some teachers/administrators with weapons and proper training would be just as good. The guns would stay on them during school hours and be locked up in, say, the school office at the end of the shift.
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