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5-6-1 - Purpose
5-6-2 - General
5-6-3 - General Considerations For Revocation
5-6-4 - Issues Not Supporting License Revocation
5-6-5 - Revocation Procedures
5-6-6 - General Considerations For Suspension
5-6-7 - Suspension Procedures
5-6-1 - Purpose
This section contains procedures for revoking and suspending biologic licenses issued under the Public Health Service Act. These procedures are applicable to actions recommended by the field or by CBER.
"Revocation" is the cancellation of a license and the withdrawal of the authorization to introduce or deliver for introduction into interstate commerce, biological products, at either the request of the manufacturer or when grounds exist for the Agency to initiate such an action.
"Suspension" is a summary action taken by the Agency and may be an initial or intermediate step in the revocation process. Suspension provides for the immediate withdrawal of the authorization to introduce or deliver for introduction, biological products into interstate commerce when the Commissioner has reasonable grounds to believe that any of the grounds for revocation exist and that by reason thereof there is a danger to health.
5-6-2 - General
Licenses issued for the manufacture of specific biologic products under the provisions of Section 351(a) of the PHS Act, may be: 1) revoked upon request of the licensee or by initiative of the Commissioner when sufficient grounds exist; or 2) suspended if one or more of the grounds for revocation exists and presents a danger to health (see 21 CFR 601.5 and 601.6).
CBER's Office of Compliance and Biologics Quality (OCBQ), Division of Case Management (DCM) reviews recommendations for license revocation and suspension proposed by the field offices or the appropriate unit within CBER. If DCM concurs with the recommendation, it is forwarded to the Office of Chief Counsel (OCC) for review. If OCC concurs, the recommendation and action letter are sent to the Director, CBER for concurrence and signature. Pursuant to SMG 1410.203, the Commissioner has delegated the authority to issue notices of revocation and suspension to the Director and Deputy Director, CBER.
OCBQ ensures that recommendations for license revocation or suspension are supported with evidence of violations of the applicable statutes and regulations. License suspensions and revocations are significant enforcement actions with possible far-reaching consequences. As such, it is important to consider the impact that the action may have on product supply as part of the Agency's review of a proposed license suspension or revocation action.
When the license relates to multiple locations, revocation may be limited to one or more of the locations, if inspectional findings support that approach.
In the absence of willful noncompliance or a history of violations of a significant nature, the district or CBER inspection review unit considers issuing a Warning Letter or conducting a meeting with the firm, rather than recommending revocation as a first choice remedy.
Part V of the Compliance Program Guides for inspections of CBER-regulated products contains information on deviations that may warrant regulatory or administrative action. These inspection programs are located at: http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVaccines/GuidanceComplianceRegulatoryInformation/ComplianceActivities/Enforcement/CompliancePrograms/default.htm.
5-6-3 - General Considerations For Revocation
The Agency may consider revocation of a biologic license when any of the conditions specified in 21 CFR 601.5 exist. In establishing that the grounds for revocation in 21 CFR 601.5 are met, the recommending unit considers the two courses of action provided in the regulations: 1) notice of intent to revoke with the possibility of demonstrating or achieving compliance, or 2) in cases involving willfulness, notice of FDA's intention to move directly to revocation without providing an opportunity to demonstrate or achieve compliance.
Notice of Intent to Revoke
Inspectional findings must demonstrate a current history of repeated or continuous significant deviations that represent a breakdown of process controls, rather than isolated incidents. Ordinarily, a demonstration of prior warning to the firm is via Warning Letter and/or a meeting or other contact with the firm before consideration of license revocation. If a past Warning Letter issued and one or more non-violative inspection(s) follows it, a recommendation for license revocation based on current significant deficiencies must document whether the deficiencies are of a continuing nature and how the current inspection relates to any previous inspection which resulted in the Warning Letter or other communication with the firm that provided the firm notice of such deficiencies. Issuance of a Warning letter in the past may not preclude issuance of an additional Warning Letter, especially if the nature and cause of the violation have changed. For example, a firm issued a Warning Letter three years ago for viral marker testing violations may warrant issuance of another Warning Letter or other action, rather than proceeding to license revocation, if the current inspection shows violations in different areas of the operation or manufacturing practices, e.g., computer validation.
In addition, FDA may proceed to revocation upon suspension of a license, as provided by 21 CFR 601.6(b).
Upon issuance of a "Notice of Intent to Revoke" letter (except in cases involving willfulness), we provide the licensee an opportunity to demonstrate or achieve compliance before instituting proceedings for revocation of the license.
Direct Revocation
FDA may proceed directly to revocation in cases involving willful conduct.
Willful conduct is established by showing that an individual: 1) knowingly committed a prohibited act, such as records falsification or concealment; or 2) acted with careless disregard of the regulatory requirements, as exemplified by repeatedly failing to correct violations. In cases involving willfulness, FDA ordinarily does not provide the licensee with the opportunity to demonstrate or achieve compliance, in accordance with 21 CFR 601.5(b). In all cases, FDA notifies the licensee of the opportunity to request a hearing pursuant to 21 CFR 12.21(b).
5-6-4 - Issues Not Supporting License Revocation
CBER ordinarily will not support license revocation when the following issues are the basis for the recommendation to revoke:
Biological Product Deviation Reports
Biological product deviation reports, in and of themselves, ordinarily may not form the basis for a license revocation unless the firm failed to recognize the error, failed to investigate and properly document the investigation, and/or failed to implement corrective action to prevent its recurrence, or failed to notify FDA if so required under 21 CFR 600.14. In addition, in order to meet the grounds for license revocation, the deviation must be of such a nature or extent as to represent a firm's failure to establish or maintain control over one or more of the systems employed for the manufacture of biological products.
Isolated Incidents
Isolated occurrences do not ordinarily establish grounds for license revocation, unless there is documentation to demonstrate that the occurrences represent a pattern of violative activity.
Past Violations
Violations that occurred prior to the current FDA inspection (and for which implementation of appropriate corrective action prevents reoccurrence) ordinarily do not form the basis for license revocation. However, FDA must document previous violations even with correction, or no repeats, because they may demonstrate a pattern or history of non-compliance. If violations persist, such a pattern is pertinent to a future decision to proceed to revocation.
5-6-5 - Revocation Procedures
If the inspection review unit is considering revocation as an enforcement option, contact CBER, DCM, during the inspection or soon after issuance of the FDA 483. Discussions with CBER prior to submission of a recommendation will facilitate the processing of the recommendation.
If the inspection review unit believes license revocation is appropriate, that office submits a recommendation to DCM for revocation with supporting documentation. Include the district director's concurrence on recommendations for revocation. In addition to forwarding documentation of the violations, the recommending unit submits a detailed summary of the firm's inspectional and compliance history over the past five years. The recommending unit also assesses the impact of license revocation on the supply of the biological products involved. The initial CBER contact is DCM, HFM-610, (301) 827-6201, FAX: (301) 594-0940.
CBER assigns a consumer safety officer from HFM-610 to each revocation recommendation. If using express delivery, send to:
Food and Drug Administration
Center for Biologics Evaluation & Research
Attn: Division of Case Management (HFM-610)
1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 200N
Rockville, MD 20852-1448
CBER personnel review the information received and determine whether the inspectional findings support revocation of the firm's license.
If CBER does not concur with the revocation recommendation, it communicates its decision to the recommending unit. CBER sends a memorandum confirming the reasons for the disapproval and provides other enforcement options, if appropriate.
If CBER concurs with the district's recommendation, it prepares an Action Memorandum with supporting documentation to the Director, CBER, and a letter notifying the licensee of the Agency's intention to initiate proceedings to revoke the license. This package is forwarded to the Office of Chief Counsel (OCC) for review (see RPM Chapter 4, Exhibit 4-1). If OCC concurs, the recommendation and action letter are sent to the Director, CBER for concurrence and signature. Recommendations that CBER has initiated are also routed to the Director of CBER for clearance. Prior to doing so, however, the CBER initiating office contacts the appropriate district office to advise the district of the action proposed by CBER.
After the Director signs the letter, the Director, DCM verbally advises the most responsible person at the firm of the Agency's intention to revoke the license. DCM then transmits a copy of the letter to the firm via facsimile and mails the original letter as Certified/Return Receipt Requested.
CBER's OCBQ advises the district office and/or recommending unit within CBER of the action concurrently. In addition, they transmit copies of the Action Memorandum and the revocation letter to the recommending unit via facsimile or electronic mail.
Both CBER and the recommending unit review the establishment's response to the letter of revocation expeditiously. The recommending unit provides CBER with its conclusions and comments regarding the adequacy of the firm's response.
The Agency usually gives an establishment the opportunity to demonstrate or achieve compliance. If the establishment has not waived its opportunity for a hearing by voluntarily requesting revocation, CBER's OCBQ and the firm continue to correspond until all corrective actions appear satisfactory. CBER will distribute copies of all correspondence between CBER and the firm to the recommending unit for review. When the recommending unit and CBER's OCBQ agree that all corrective actions appear satisfactory, CBER will ask the district office to conduct a follow up inspection expeditiously.
The district will advise CBER of the approximate date of reinspection and notify CBER by telephone or electronically of its findings and recommendation. Afterwards, the district sends a written recommendation either to move toward revocation or to discontinue proceedings for license revocation.
In some instances, the firm may have made significant progress in demonstrating or achieving compliance, but after review of the FDA 483 and the firm's response(s), the district and/or CBER may view a limited follow-up inspection as necessary prior to making a final determination on the matter of revocation.
Following reinspection, if CBER and the district determine that the firm demonstrated or achieved compliance, CBER will notify the firm of this determination.
In cases involving willfulness, ordinarily the establishment has 10 days from the date of the revocation letter to waive the opportunity for hearing by requesting voluntary revocation in writing. If the establishment does not waive the opportunity for a hearing by surrendering the license within the ten-day time frame, DCM forwards a request to the Division of Regulations and Policy, HFM-17, to prepare the Federal Register Notice of Opportunity for Hearing.
FDA publishes the Notice of Opportunity for Hearing on a proposal to revoke a license in the Federal Register together with an explanation of the grounds for the proposed action. A person subject to the notice has 30 days after its issuance to request a hearing. There is no extension of the 30-day period. A request for hearing must set forth specific facts showing that there is a genuine and substantial issue of fact that justifies a hearing, and may not rely upon mere allegations or denials.
5-6-6 - General Considerations For Suspension
Pursuant to 21 CFR 601.6, the Commissioner may suspend a license if the Commissioner has reasonable grounds to believe that any of the grounds for revocation exist and that by reason thereof there is a danger to health. Investigators obtain documentary evidence to support revocation and danger to health, and CBER conducts an evaluation of the danger to health.
Once CBER determines that a danger to health exists, the recommending unit immediately contacts the appropriate state health authorities. In addition, the district considers legal actions such as injunction or seizure, particularly if a given state health department lacks regulatory authority over intrastate operations or if the license suspension does not result in immediate corrective action. The recommending unit provides CBER with any information obtained regarding the state health department authority and the likelihood it may take regulatory action based on FDA's findings.
If a blood establishment is involved, the recommending unit determines the approximate number of annual collections and the percentage of blood products distributed in interstate commerce. The recommending unit, together with CBER, examines supply issues and considers contacting the large national blood organizations to ensure that a license suspension will not adversely affect the public health.
As in the case of revocation, when there are multiple locations encompassed by one license, suspension may be limited to one or more of the locations, if inspectional findings warrant that approach.
5-6-7 - Suspension Procedures
If the inspecting unit believes a danger to health exists, it should contact CBER's DCM, HFM-610, 301-827-6201 immediately, during the inspection, and provide specific, substantive information relating to the grounds for suspension. It must not wait until the conclusion of the inspection to make contact. At that time, DCM assigns a consumer safety officer from HFM-610 to the suspension recommendation who will work with the investigators in case development.
The inspecting unit should transmit a copy of the FDA 483 (draft or final copy) as quickly as possible to DCM by facsimile, electronic mail, or express delivery, along with any additional requested preliminary information and/or documentation. To avoid delay, do not send supporting documentation through the regular mail system if other means of transmission are available. If using overnight express delivery, send to:
Food and Drug Administration
Center for Biologics Evaluation & Research
Attn: Division of Case Management (HFM-610)
1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 200N
Rockville, MD 20852-1448
DCM will consult, as necessary, with the appropriate scientific/medical staff to determine if a danger to health exists. If a danger to health exists, the inspecting office will be advised and should submit a recommendation in a brief memorandum that includes the basis of the recommendation. Transmit the recommendation by facsimile (301-594-0940) or by electronic mail. Recommendations for suspension are given a high priority and supervisors are to act promptly. Recommendations for suspension should have the concurrence of the district director. The district will make every effort to expedite the submission of a recommendation to CBER to suspend operations under license at an establishment whose practices present an imminent danger to health.
Frequently DCM may concur with a suspension recommendation after receiving the FDA 483 but before receiving the Establishment Inspection Report (EIR). In cases involving complex issues, DCM may need to review the completed EIR before reaching a decision. In either event, write the EIR promptly and forward by express mail service to DCM.
Depending upon the products involved, CBER may ask the recommending unit to obtain a complete inventory of the products on the firm's premises.
If DCM concurs with the suspension recommendation, it will prepare an Action Memorandum and a letter of suspension within three working days of receipt of the recommendation. Documents will be sent to OCC for review as soon as available (see RPM Chapter 4, Exhibit 4-1). Upon OCC concurrence, the Director, CBER, who notes the date and time of signature, signs the Action Memorandum and letter of suspension. The Director, OCBQ or DCM will immediately telephone the firm and advise it of the suspension of its biologics license. DCM will then send the letter to the firm by facsimile and certified mail.
CBER may concurrently advise the recommending unit of FDA's action. In some situations, CBER may arrange to transmit a copy of the suspension letter to the district for hand delivery to the firm.
If CBER does not concur with a suspension recommendation, it communicates its decision to the recommending unit. DCM will prepare a memorandum explaining the reasons for the disapproval. If CBER disagrees with the suspension recommendation based on the absence of a danger to health, and any of the conditions specified in 21 CFR 601.5(b) exist, DCM considers whether it is appropriate to revoke the license or send a Warning Letter and will discuss these options with the recommending unit.
DCM and the recommending unit concurrently review the reply to a letter of suspension and continue to correspond with the firm until both agree that all corrective actions appear satisfactory. At this point, DCM notifies the firm, ordinarily by telephone (later confirmed by letter), that limited operations may resume for the purpose of a reinspection to determine that the corrective actions implemented are effective. CBER requests that the district office conduct a follow up inspection expeditiously, generally within 30 days of resumption of limited operations.
The district office advises CBER of the approximate date of reinspection. As soon as possible upon its conclusion, the district notifies CBER by telephone of its findings and recommendation (CBER contact is DCM, HFM-610, 301-827-6201). The district follows-up by sending a written recommendation on the last day of the inspection or shortly thereafter. If issuing a FDA 483, the district forwards a copy of the firm's response, if any, to CBER. In addition, the district sends a written copy of the establishment inspection report to CBER as quickly as possible to support continued suspension, revocation or reinstatement.
In some instances the firm may have made significant progress in achieving compliance, but after review of the FDA 483 and the firm's response(s), the district and/or CBER may view a limited follow-up inspection as necessary prior to making a final determination as to whether to recommend reinstatement of the license.
If the follow-up inspection indicates inadequate corrective actions and continued deviations, the district obtains additional documentation and notifies CBER as soon as possible. CBER decides whether to allow the firm to continue in limited operations or to cease all operations. In addition, CBER considers the possibility of proceeding toward license revocation.
If the firm is achieving compliance, CBER prepares an Action Memorandum and letter of reinstatement for the signature of the Director, CBER. After the letter is signed, the Director OCBQ or DCM telephones the firm and advises it that the Agency has lifted the suspension of the firm's activities and they may now ship products collected or manufactured since the date they resumed limited operations. Also, DCM advises the district by telephone and sends a copy of the reinstatement letter, which, if appropriate, may contain instructions to the firm for filing a request to use products in inventory at the time of suspension.
On a case-by-case basis, CBER evaluates written requests for release of products in inventory at the time of suspension. Communicate in writing all decisions regarding the disposition of products to the firm (copy to the district). CBER may request that the district monitor the disposition of the inventory.
Send copies of all correspondence, verbal and written communications, and EIRs relating to suspensions of operations under license, to the attention of:
Food and Drug Administration
Center for Biologics Evaluation & Research
1401 Rockville Pike, Suite 200N
Rockville, Maryland 20852-1448
ATTN: Division of Case Management, HFM-610


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Exhibit 99.1
Cleveland BioLabs and RUSNANO Enter into Agreement to Form New Joint Venture to Develop Innovative Compounds for Cancer and Infectious Disease
Buffalo, NY – September 26, 2011 - Cleveland BioLabs, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBLI) today announced that it has entered into an agreement with Open Joint Stock Company RUSNANO, a $10 billion Russian Federation fund with a mission to support high-tech and nanotechnology, to provide funding for CBLI's new subsidiary, Panacela Labs, Inc., which will develop a portfolio of new preclinical drug candidates.
According to the terms of the agreement, RUSNANO will invest up to $26 million over a four-year period, with an initial investment of $9 million financed upon closing of the agreement and three subsequent investments to be made upon achievement of development milestones and attraction of new investments to the project. Cleveland BioLabs and three other intellectual property owners, Roswell Park Cancer Institute, Cleveland Clinic Foundation and Children's Cancer Institute Australia, will transfer intellectual property rights related to a specific portfolio of compounds to Panacela Labs. Cleveland BioLabs will also contribute $3 million as an initial investment. Cleveland BioLabs and RUSNANO will also be granted warrants providing options to increase their investment at two and four years following initial investment. The transaction is scheduled to close on or around September 30, 2011. Immediately after the closing, Cleveland BioLabs will have an initial ownership stake of approximately 55% in Panacela.
A portfolio of five promising drug candidates developed under the guidance of Andrei Gudkov, Ph.D., D.Sc., Chief Scientific Officer of Cleveland BioLabs and Senior Vice President of Basic Science at Roswell Park Cancer Institute, will be transferred to Panacela:

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Woodson played Carmelo Anthony at the power forward position several times last season. Anthony flourished at the 4 during the Olympics this summer as well. The All-Star will most likely see minutes deep in the post and Woodson said his starting lineup will be based on the opposition.
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The Knicks were able to breathe a sigh of relief after an MRI only revealed a knee bone bruise for Tyson Chandler. At today's practice, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year was back on the floor with the team. He also worked on some individual drills to improve and test the strength of his knee.
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Posted by Peter on 02/05/2012
If you order online, you won't always get exactly what you want. ie if an entree comes with a side, Daisy's decides what you get. If they don't have what you ordered, they'll send something else close to what you ordered. Which is exactly what happened on my last online order. I'm going to call from now on so that I know I'll be getting what I ordered.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/12/2010
It might sound weird that a diner could have great delivery, but Daisy's is excellent. Yes it is diner food but the quality is way better - I'd almost compare it to if you cooked it yourself at home - doesn't taste gross frozen or processed. They seem to care about the food they are serving you. Definitely recommend it.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/09/2010
Not the most disappointing food, but definitely not as good as some of the ratings below suggest. The greek salad was decent but the burger was sub par.
Posted by Anonymous on 08/14/2010
Breakfasts are the best.
Posted by anonymous on 01/29/2010
The service there is not good in the morning especially the weekdays they are all distracted talking about everybody else or eating going in afternoon time was much more pleasent total oppositte waits stuff much friendlier attentive I would say very attentive but food is great and so are the prices but the boss needs to fix his morning crew.
Posted by anonymous on 12/10/2009
Daisy's always delivers and, as long as you're not expecting a gourmet five course meal, you won't ever be disappointed. Standard diner food but better quality than any diner in the area (including both Puritys) and a much better buy. Service is as good as you can find anywhere, both to stay and to go. Ive been ordering latenight delivery for years now. Just don't forget to tip these hardworking folks generously because an affordable place like this is the exception in this area.
Posted by D Meyer on 06/06/2009
You call them, and ask "Are you still delivering?". The guy on the phone says in a non-chalant tone "24 hours." There are nights when you get home, and there's nothing in the fridge, and all the corner stores are closed in a 4 block radius and you just don't have the energy to walk any further. It's not a big production, and the food shows up under an hour, and it's perfectly decent. You're not going to be amazed by the food, but it is certainly food, and certainly edible. The menu is very diverse, so your experience sort of depends on your quality as a meal curator. As long as you can be thoughtful and considerate of what will travel well as you are awaiting delivery, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Cheap too, just don't forget to tip.


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The versatile midfielder or right-back, 23, becomes new Sky Blues boss Mark Robins' fourth addition since taking over at the League One club last Wednesday, following in the footsteps of Conor Henderson, Jamie Reckord and Franck Moussa.
"I am very pleased that we have been able to bring James to the club," Robins said.
"He has a lot of qualities and we believe he will be a good addition for us as he can play in a couple of positions and is a very good passer of the ball.
"Not only that, he will put his foot in and will land on second balls too. I've seen a lot of him over the past 18 months to two years and we are looking forward to working with him."
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Forest of Dean primary school placed under 'special measures' by Ofsted
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A PRIMARY school in the Forest of Dean has been criticised by education watchdog over the standards in teaching and pupils' progress.
Walmore Hill Primary School, Minsterworth, has been placed under 'special measures' by Ofsted following a recent inspection.
But Gloucestershire County Council says the small school is committed to improving standards in the areas which need it.
Headteacher Sue Meek said: "The school is very disappointed with the result of the Ofsted inspection, but we are determined to rise to the challenge.
"We have already begun to make changes and are implementing recommendations from the report. The staff are dedicated, enthusiastic and will continue to raise standards and provide pupils with a high standard of education."
The school is now being supported by Gloucestershire County Council to implement a robust action plan to continue to drive up standards.
Ofsted acknowledged that there was some good teaching that helps pupils achieve well in some areas and that support for disabled children and those with special educational needs was good.
Children settle well into the school in reception class, they feel safe and they are polite, well-mannered and helpful around the school.
However, the school needs to do more to improve overall standards.
Ofsted also highlighted the need for the school, which is much smaller than average, to:
• Improve the quality of teaching and speed up pupils' progress
• Improve leadership and management
• Raise standards and improve pupils' standards, specifically in mathematics
• Improve governors' skills and knowledge in analysing information on pupils' progress and how it compares to schools nationally.
Ofsted praised the school for improving attendance standards and for ensuring safeguarding standards were met.
Chair of Governors Steve Dailey said: "The governing body continues to work closely with the senior leadership team to develop a detailed action plan that focuses on raising standards and will encourage pupils to follow the school's motto, which is to 'be the best you can be'."
A team from the county council is working closely with the school to tackle the areas for improvement identified by Ofsted.
Jane Lloyd-Davies, head of education performance and intervention at Gloucestershire County Council, said: "We will continue to give the school all the support necessary to enable it to tackle the areas identified as needing further improvement by Ofsted.
"A project team is working closely with the headteacher, staff and governors to ensure their improvement plan is robust and is effective in driving up the rate of pupil progress."


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2012 W.Va. deer gun seasons fact sheet
The West Virginia firearm buck gun season runs through Saturday, Dec. 1. It is open in all counties except Logan, Mingo, McDowell and Wyoming.
Approximately 330,000 licensed hunters will be in West Virginia's woods during this season.
Hunters should review the 2012-2013 Hunting and Trapping Regulations Summary for detailed instructions concerning bag limits and season dates. The regulations are available at license agents, DNR district offices, or online at www.wvdnr.gov .
A list of wildlife checking stations in West Virginia can be found online at www.wvdnr.gov/hunting/check_stations.asp
The firearm antlered deer bag limit during the two-week buck season is two (one on the base license and one on an RG [resident] or RRG [nonresident] stamp). A hunter may take no more than three antlered deer per calendar year in all archery and firearms seasons combined.
There are 10 counties or portions thereof (see the 2012 - 2013 Hunting and Trapping Regulations Summary) that require buck firearms hunters to take an antlerless deer during the antlerless firearms deer season (with Class N permit for residents or Class NN permit for nonresidents) prior to harvesting a second antlered deer during the buck firearms season.
All private and public lands in counties having a firearms antlerless deer gun season (Class N for residents and Class NN for nonresidents) will be open Nov. 19 - Dec. 1 (concurrent with the buck gun season), Dec. 13 -15, and Dec. 28-31. Bag limits vary among counties but will be either one or three antlerless deer. See regulations for details.
All deer must be field tagged and checked in within 72 hours of the time of kill or within 24 hours of the close of the season, whichever comes first. Additional deer may not be taken until all previously taken deer have been checked. Only one deer may be taken per day during the buck season.
Concurrent with the buck gun season will be a bear gun season in eight counties: Kanawha, Boone, Fayette, Raleigh, Monongalia, Preston, Hampshire and Morgan.
Deer hunters spend an estimated $230 million in West Virginia, much of it in the rural areas of the state that depend upon the deer seasons for a large portion of their annual income.
In 2011, deer hunters in West Virginia harvested 60,157 bucks during the two-week buck season, an increase of 38 percent from the 2010 harvest. This is two percent less than the five-year average harvest of 61,428 and ranks 24th among all past years.
WVDNR forecasts that the buck harvest should be slightly higher for 2012. All regions should see a similar-to-higher harvest this year. The increased reproduction of 2011 and the mild winter of 2011-2012 should mean that there are plenty of 1.5-year-old animals for hunters. The overall mast conditions should be favorable. In addition, DNR has been conducting spotlight counts in many counties and have observed many large-racked animals for hunters to pursue.
Sunday hunting is legal in the following 14 counties on private land only: Boone, Brooke, Clay, Hancock, Jefferson, Lincoln, Logan, McDowell, Marshall, Mingo, Ohio, Wayne, Wetzel and Wyoming. The only Sunday that is open in these counties during the buck season is Nov. 25. Hunters are reminded that deer gun seasons are closed in Logan, Mingo, McDowell and Wyoming counties.
Hunters are required to wear at least 400 square inches of blaze orange (about the size of a vest) as an outer garment for visibility and safety. Blaze orange camouflage patterns are legal as long as 400 square inches of blaze orange are displayed on the garment. A blaze orange hat is not required, but the hunter must have blaze orange visible from both the front and the back.
Hunting licenses may be purchased online at any time and printed out on a home computer printer. Go to the goWILD! Web site at www.wvhunt.com, fill out the application, and purchase it over a secure server with a credit card.
Hunters who wish to donate deer meat or dollars to the Hunters Helping the Hungry program, which distributes deer meat through the Mountaineer Food Bank and the Huntington Food Bank, should call 304-558-2771 or visit the DNR website at www.wvdnr.gov to find a participating meat processor.
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What is a comprehensive plan update?
Where will growth occur?
What plans are involved?
How can I get involved?
I received a postcard. What do the codes mean?
What is urban reserve?
What is urban holding?
What is SEPA (State Environmental Policy Act)?
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Comprehensive plans are long-range in nature and serve as policy guides for how a jurisdiction plans to manage growth and development with respect to the natural environment and available resources. Washington State law (36.70A.040 RCW) requires that jurisdictions operating under the Growth Management Act (GMA) develop comprehensive plans and development regulations that are consistent with and implement their respective comprehensive plans (36.70A RCW).
Clark County's comprehensive plan consists of a set of policies and maps meant to accommodate and guide population and employment growth in the unincorporated portion of the county over the next 20 years. The cities and Town of Yacolt each developed and update their own plans separately from, but in coordination with, the county's plan.
State law also requires these plans be updated according to a set schedule. The 2016 update is Clark County's implementation of this state requirement to "review and revise, if needed" the county's plan for growth. For Clark County and the cities and town within it, this update is to be adopted by June, 30 2016 and focus on population and employment growth projected between 2015 and 2035. The last major update was in 2007.
Less extensive revisions to the comprehensive plan are allowed on an annual basis through the annual review process (when requested by the public or non-county jurisdictions) and through a simultaneous county-initiated docket process.
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Projections from the Washington State Office of Financial Management suggest the county's future growth rate over the next 20 years (2015-2035) will be slower than the rate seen and planned for in recent decades. The population forecast for 2035 is slightly less than the forecast for 2024, which was the basis for the last major comprehensive plan update adopted in 2007. Because of slower growth and similar growth forecasts for 2024 and 2035, the new plan will have a similar big-picture strategy to the existing plan, and thus extensive changes are not needed.
Most growth is planned to occur in urban areas already characterized by urban development. Despite the slower rate of growth, some important details in the plan will likely change. Which is still unknown, but we are gathering information and will be evaluate options. However, depending on where you live, own property, work or simply enjoy visiting, things that might change could be important to you.
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The 2016 update focuses on where population and employment growth should be focused and options for mitigating the impacts of that growth. The update will look at current and future land uses and development density, Urban Growth Area boundaries, capital facility needs, transportation infrastructure and traffic. The update will result in changes to the Clark County 20-year Comprehensive Growth Management Plan, the Comprehensive Plan Land Use map, and Capital Facilities Plan. The 2016 update does not address individual development proposals. See the library for reports and plans that inform or are part of the Comprehensive Plan.
Your input will help the Board of County Commissioners reach its final decision about how best to update the plan. This web site and many steps along the way, are designed to help you understand the options called 'alternatives' that will be under consideration.
This web site will help you to voice your opinions about the alternatives and how they could be shaped into a preferred plan for the Board of County Commissioners consideration in 2016. We hope to hear from you soon, but please feel free to use the information on these pages to familiarize yourself with the project. See the 'get involved' page on how to become part of the process. Also watch the comprehensive plan update 'meetings' page for meeting information.
SEPA, enacted in 1984, requires local jurisdictions to evaluate potential environmental impacts of actions they approve or undertake. The most common evaluation looks at potential environmental impacts of a proposed project, such as a big box store, or a large non-project action, such as adoption of a new urban growth boundary. A SEPA checklist prescribes elements to be evaluated, and the completed checklist is shared with federal, state and local agencies, tribes, neighborhood organizations and interested residents. People can comment on the alternatives, mitigation measures, probable significant adverse impacts or other relevant topics.
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The arc of the Collins spout adds clearance for easy filling of pots and pans.
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Remember the SPF! For years now, doctors and dermatologists have been recommending sunscreens. Every time you head outdoors into the sun's warm and wondrous rays, you are exposed to damaging UV light. There are no two ways about it, and regardless of what people say about Vitamin D benefits, the sun ages your skin. This is why products like Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 are sold all over the place. You can find a variety of sunscreens and moisturizers with sunscreen by surfing the web or checking out local supercenters and drugstores. In this review, we will weigh the benefits of Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40.
Product Details
Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 is sold in a convenient pump container for around $24 (1.7 ounces). Other than shield the face from damaging UVA and UVB rays, this sheer moisturizer aims to brighten the skin and fight free radical damage. It should be applied to the face and neck areas each morning, but be sure to wait 30 minutes before venturing out into the sun. Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 is stated to be ideal for all skin types.
Octinoxate 7.5% and Zinc Oxide 9.0% are the key sunscreen ingredients used in Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40. They help defend the skin from UV damage and premature aging. Vitamin E is also found in this product, and it helps by healing, nourishing and hydrating the skin. Vitamin E also combats harmful free radicals. The third notable ingredient is Sodium Hyaluronate, and it assists by binding moisture to the skin in order to reduce dryness.
The Good
- Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 is free of parabens, which some users will appreciate.
- This face sunscreen comes in a handy pump bottle for easy dispensing.
- Vitamin E is used in this product, which is beneficial to the skin.
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- There are no notable anti-wrinkle ingredients like Matrixyl or Argireline used in this formula.
- Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 is mainly just a sunscreen.
- This formula does not contain ingredients to actually assist with existing signs of aging.
- No 100% satisfaction guarantee is mentioned for this product.
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Overall, Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 is really just a face sunscreen. Clearly it is beneficial that this formula provides an SPF of 40 to help prevent sun damage and hyper pigmentation. However, there are no anti-aging ingredients mentioned for this product. Therefore Elta MD Skincare UV Daily SPF 40 will unlikely reverse existing signs of aging on your face or neck. Lastly, there are drugstore sunscreens that sell for much less than this.


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Cockroach control is no laughing matter - nor is it amusing when these alarming pests show up in your home. Evidence of even one or two cockroaches could indicate the presence of many more, and your house offers everything a cockroach wants: warmth, water, food, shelter, and great places to nest.
Think you've seen a cockroach in your house? Opt for cockroach control immediately before problems escalate.
If you spot a cockroach on the wall or scurrying from the light, reconsider do-it-yourself cockroach control techniques. The cockroach reproduction cycle is amazingly fast, and a single intruder can quickly create a full-on infestation. You are also impacted by your neighbors, and their cockroach problem can quickly become yours.
Western Pest Services offers thorough cockroach pest control as part of our Home Protection Plans, uncovering infestations, identifying their sources, and keeping your home pest free all throughout the year. Using Integrated Pest Management(IPM) practices, we not only get rid of cockroaches - we teach you what steps to take to ensure that they don't return.
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It's a good idea to purchase tours on the Catalina Flyer. We offer fast, comfortable ferry service between Catalina Island and Newport Beach. We are the largest passenger-carrying catamaran on the West Coast and feature a richly appointed interior, sweeping sun decks, full-service cocktail lounges, stately viewing windows and Ride Control. Include us when planning your
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Full detailed profile on Katie Peretti Frasier Coleman Kasnoff Snyder Played by Terri Conn Colombino on As the World Turns Daytime Soap Opera.
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Birthday: 1975-01-28
At Katie's, Chris tells her that he can't spring his condition on his family today. They talk about Nancy and Katie explains how she used to listen to her blabbering and give her advice. Chris assures her that he will be around for her for a long time. Katie can't handle the thought of losing someone else so fast. They sit on the couch and he comforts her.
Margo, Kim, Bob and Tom all arrive at the Hughes house. Bob smiles and remembers the holidays with his mom. Katie and Chris arrive and Kim urges them to make the announcement they were planning on making before Nancy died. Before that can happen, Casey and Alison return with Lisa and declare that they should do something Nancy would have liked. John arrives to pay his respects to Bob and Kim. They get their wires crossed and Bob thinks he's talking about Nancy's passing rather than Chris' disease. Chris hurries over and tips John off. John's embarrassed and apologizes to everyone. Chris takes John aside, who tells him to get to a hospital right away. Lucinda wanders over and they catch up. Casey sends everyone off to do volunteer work.
Bob, Kim, Chris and Katie go to Nancy's apartment to pack things up. Chris is obviously in a lot of pain. His parents assume it's just grief and leave the couple there. Katie's eager to take him to the hospital but he insists they pack some boxes first. They kiss and then sort through paperwork and look at old photos. He says that one day they will be just like his grandparents.
Katie returns to Nancy's apartment. "You always understood," she says, remembering Nancy and how she told her that Chris was always with her. Katie cries and wonders what to do.
At Katie's, after hearing about his illness, she makes excuses and tells Chris he must just be under a lot of stress and his heart can be fixed. He tells her that there are no guarantees for him. They discuss his treatment options and he admits that he's known about his condition for awhile. He wanted to tell her but he couldn't after everything she's been through. She wants him to beat this and she wants to help him. Katie thinks his family has a right to know about this but he can't tell them. Reid calls Chris and orders him over to the hospital to be examined. He leaves and Katie cries, wishing this wasn't happening.
Reid goes home and finds Katie crying. When he tells her he knows about Chris' condition, she angrily pounds on his chest. He tells 'bonehead' that she and her 'drool machine kid' have grown on him and he couldn't tell her. The doctor explains the case and that he called John in. Katie gets optimistic and asks him to go back to the hospital with her.
Back at the hospital, John gives Chris an oxygen mask and begins lecturing him for trying to keep all of this a secret and endangering his own life. Katie and Reid arrive. A nurse hands Dixon the MRI results and he says they aren't what he was hoping for. He says they have a few options but he's not doing anything until Chris tells his family about this. Chris calls his parents and asks them to meet him at Tom and Margo's with the rest of the family. When the couple leaves, Reid asks John what he really thinks. John doesn't look optimistic. He's going to put Chris on the heart transplant list.
Alison and Casey go downstairs and find that their dinner has been burned. He drops on a knee and begins proposing when the phone starts ringing. Chris calls and announces he's having everyone for a family thing. Ali thinks she should leave but he says they are family and they can tell everyone their news. Lisa and Kim arrive and say they are expecting Chris and Katie to announce their engagement. The couple walk outside and worry that the other couple has beat them to this announcement. They agree to tell Nancy though. Chris and Katie arrive. They notice that Bob hasn't arrived yet and wonder what's taking him so long. Bob walks in, flushed. He went to get his mom but... she's gone.
Katie finds Chris at the hospital using an oxygen mask. He tries to convince her he is fine but he feels like a wimp for nearly collapsing when he tried to move a bench. She's confused so he rambles through excuses. "Are you hiding something from me?" she asks. Bob interrupts and tells his son he needs to speak to him.
Back at the hospital, Katie and Chris tell Bob and Kim about the wedding. Kim thinks it's sad that it's such a small ceremony. Chris makes some jokes. Kim gets a call and says there has been a change of plans.
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As someone who is passionate about technology, this is my blog designed to help educate people about social media. As well, I want to use this social media forum to bring our growing tech community together.
Monthly Archive for June, 2011
What if Jethro Bodine had a Linkedin profile
So, you're going to a meeting when Warren Buffett or Donald Trump or Red McCombs joins you in an elevator. And, Red, Warren or "the Donald" ask you what you do for a living. As a Toastmaster, I learned how to market myself in an elevator speech in 60 seconds or less. Today, LinkedIn allows […] [Read More]
Fighting illiteracy one reader at a time
Jim Montgomery, the point man behind the San Antonio Rotary Club's Reading Buddy program, is like Elwood Blues. He's a man on a mission. If you know anything about Rotary, it's that it brings business leaders who want to help their community. As a former Air Force public affairs manager, I got to know a […] [Read More]
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RINO's all of them-- including Hagner
Light it up... !!! tired of all these NIMBY"s.. buy a house next to athletic facility and nobody wants any use... just a bunch of bull__
LETS TALK ABOUT THE REAL ISSUE !! Abbott School District @ 17-18K per student -- going to featherbedding jobs and stuffing the budgets with cadillac health & pensions --- the taxpayers of suburbia are footing this bill while also funding own districts at 90+ % of local tax base--- 2 decades of this waste prove it does not work---
Well Done- I applaud this letter .. When the district is funded 99% from local property taxes HOME RULE earns the day!!!!!!
Curmudge-- Daily Record had pretty big article about this on Sunday ... they stated he would get his pension now and paycheck from us at the same time... STENCH!!!
He was the CFO and Administrator / now someone else is going to be paid to be the CFO and you say we are saving money???? This just smacks of cronyism and I will voice that opinion at next twp meeting..
How does that work.. you just defer the pension payout?
Well written and I echo the Superintendent's thoughts...
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STARKVILLE, Miss.--Before the Mississippi American Legion Boys State concluded its week-long program at Mississippi State University Saturday [May 31], some 384 Boys State delegates listened to a frank presentation from a 16-year veteran trooper who has seen many fatalities as the result of distracted or impaired driving.
Lt. Johnny Poulos, who was appointed state director of public affairs for the Mississippi Highway Patrol in 2010, told the high school boys who came from all over the state that they must do everything in their power to shield themselves from harm when on the road.
"You're leaders. When you go back to school, I need you to put in place everything that you've learned this week. You can enjoy life, but you've got to make good decisions," said the National Traffic Safety Institute-certified defensive driving instructor.
Mississippi consistently ranks in the Top 5 in the nation for teenage driving fatalities.
"Since January, we have lost 28 teenagers in car crashes," said Poulos, who also is a critical incident debriefer and field training officer for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety.
"The number one reason why teenagers in Mississippi are losing their lives in car crashes is because they're not wearing their seat belts. Our seat belt usage is coming down," he said.
"What a lot of people don't realize is this: In a high-speed rollover…when you are ejected 30 to 40 feet in the air out of a vehicle going 70 to 80 miles per hour and you come back down and hit your head and your back on the asphalt, you're going to die," he told the boys. "The human body can take a little bit of trauma, but it cannot take that type."
In emphasizing the need for every passenger in a vehicle to be buckled up, Trooper Poulos explained that "even if you have your seat belt on in a vehicle, you are not safe if one person in that car is not belted in."
"If you're traveling in a vehicle that is going 70 miles an hour and the car comes to a stop, your body is still traveling 70 miles per hour. If you're not belted in, your body comes into contact with everything and everyone inside that vehicle, and you're probably going to be ejected."
"I'm asking you to help me make people think when it comes to putting their seat belts on," he said to the boys. "Their lives--and yours--depend on it."
Throughout his presentation titled "Surviving on the Roadway to Success," Poulos proved his points with videos that demonstrated the devastation that can occur in just seconds during an accident.
He empowered the Boys State attendees to "step up and be leaders" when addressing the issue of drinking and driving.
"When you're at a party and there's alcohol, this is what I need from you: Don't take the position where you think that it's not your business to get involved with your friend or someone else who's had too much to drink," he said.
"I promise you: having to go knock on somebody's door to tell them that their family member's not coming home is a lot harder. There's no training that helps you with a death notification."
Delegates--and others--have to determine for themselves whether sending a text message is worth taking their life or that of someone else, Poulos emphasized.
"Death is not partial. It's not just teenagers that are doing the texting and driving. We're all guilty of it," he said. "If a text is that important to you, pull to the side of the road to look at it," he said.
Lastly, Poulos showed and explained the significance behind what he refers to as "The Last Key."
"This is the last key that any of us ever use. It goes in, rotates and locks the lock on your coffin," he told the boys. "We had to order another key because the head of this one was worn out. It's supposed to be shaped like an octagon, but it's almost round. That's how many coffins this thing has locked."
The key, he explained, serves as a continual reminder of reality.
"It's not a matter of whether you're going to use it; it's a matter of when. I need you to use this when you're 90 or 100 years old," Poulos said.
"Your mission is to accomplish everything you want to accomplish in life. Don't let somebody take that away from you."
MSU will serve through 2015 as host campus for Mississippi American Legion Boys State.
Visit www.facebook.com/msstate to see photos taken throughout the week at 2014 MS Boys State.
More about MS Boys State may be viewed on www.msboysstate.com, Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mississippi-American-Legion-Boys-State/125360164145801 and Twitter @MS_Boysstate.
Information about Mississippi State University is available at www.msstate.edu.


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Every time I try to go it alone I get shut down Locked up and held captive in the clutches of my doubt We go back We go forth We go back I'm sick with vertigo Weary of my ways My days My ebbs and flows So I wanna feel a new day (There's gotta be more than this) I wanna live a new way (There's gotta be more) I wanna feel a new day (There's gotta be more than this) I wanna live a new way (There's just gotta be more) Right here, right now Under the stars I promise You my heart 'Cause it starts tonight We wanna rise We wanna touch the other side (It starts tonight) We wanna soar We wanna reach right out for more ('Cause it starts tonight) Tonight Can't feel like any night before Under a sky full of stars With hearts that want more (Tonight) Like a river no dam can hold Being driven by a source overflowin' our souls (Tonight) Won't be like any night we've seen It changes everything Everything Under a sky full of stars With hearts that want more (Tonight) So let us seize this night Let us make our play It's on like the break of dawn Come what may, let us Tonight ('Cause it starts tonight) I wanna feel the new day I wanna live a new way ('Cause it starts tonight) We want more tonight We want you tonight Tonight
You turned away when I looked you in the eye And hesitated when I asked if you were alright Seems like you're fightin' for your life But why, oh, why Wide awake in the middle of your nightmare You saw it comin' but it hit you out of nowhere And there's always scars when you fall that far We lose our way, we get back up again It's never too late to get back up again And one day you gonna' shine again You may be knocked down, but not out forever We lose our way, we get back up again So get up, get up, you gonna' shine again It's never too late to get back up again You may be knocked down, but not out forever You roll out of the dawning of the day Heart racin' as you made your little get away It feels like you been runnin' all your life But why, oh, why So you pull away from the love that would've been there And start believin' that your situation's unfair But there's always scars when you fall that far This is love callin,' love callin,' Out to the broken this is love callin' This is love callin,' love callin,' I am so broken This is love callin,' love callin'
Rock, rock Give me that rock That hip, that rock Give me that funky Yo stick it in red We got the cred No need to say what's already been said Don't need to please When we got the proof We be on our knees When we raise the roof 'Cause we got the Wow pow mix of flavor We got the funky Jesus blazer No equal Diverse people Come get it now Won't be a sequel None of that mumbo jumbo Give me that hip hop funk soul Give me that funky Jesus music Give me that soulful gumbo Give me that funky Funky Jesus Music Give me that hip, that rock, that funky soul Give me that juicy flow Give me that funky Funky Jesus Music Give me that hip, that rock, that funky soul And watch this party grow Let's go Look at them freaks, they fashion loud Makin' that hotness, movin' that crowd Bumpin' that jump with a life injection Sweet to the ears like the candy section Hits to the eyes Feels so fly Fashion that just won't subside We got this winner's ball So check it out Gonna' watch 'em fall We're goin' back We're goin' way back From coast to coast This is the most We got beats and rhymes That have the shows We got funky people on the highs and lows MC's like Wiggy they call us pros So, sure shot, I could take stock of this I'll play the post in the b-boy bliss See, we bum rush with no discussion A red hot show with freak production
If you gotta' start somewhere why not here? If you gotta' start sometime why not now? If we gotta' start somewhere I say here If we gotta' start sometime I say now Through the fog There is hope in the distance From cathedrals to third world missions Love will fall to the earth like a crashing wave Tonight's the night For the sinners and the saints Two worlds collide in a beautiful (glorious) display ('Cause) it's all love tonight When we step across the line We can sail across the sea To a city with one King A city on our knees A city on our knees Tonight could last forever We are one choice from together Tonight could last forever Tonight could last forever We are one choice from together Family, we're family Oh, tonight could last forever We are one choice from together You and me, yeah you and me If we gotta' start somewhere why not here? If we gotta' start sometime why not now?
Yeah, this is the day we came to get down We came to claim the game in your town You came to ride the highs of this junk Baby, we came to guarantee the big krunk So if you or your people ever wanna doubt this Show stopping, body rockin' tell 'em all about this Crew from the village of the diverse citizens One stop, one shot livin' like a kid again So turn up the lights, they've been waiting all night for the The show stopper The jaw dropper The big poppa We gonna' get it (what, what) We gonna' get it good Hope just broke right through the door So why you gotta ask what I came here for Man, we 'bout to light the night with that flare Shot from the gun in the hand OF DESPAIR With a kick so hard that you gotta be strong It's so hot, you can barely hold on So rock me, drop me, but you will never stop me From taking this show to a full on monopoly So turn off the lights, pass me the mic Bring on the lights, they've been waiting all night for the It's automatic Don't want no static I'm a fanatic, Jesus fanatic It's automatic, don't want no static He's a fanatic, Jesus fanatic Don't want no static It's automatic
I'd heard Your name, but never seen Your face Been touched before but never Your embrace Had a soul to lose and the world to gain But then You whispered my name And I heard the truth but never from Your lips Bought the lies of many counterfeits Dreamed my dreams, but they were never in color And I searched for You and many others I was down for the count Then I saw Your face Just a glimpse of Your face, and my whole world changed Then I saw Your face, and I was changed forever Changed forever now Then I saw Your face One glimpse of Your face, it's a whole new game Then I saw Your face, and I was changed forever Yours forever now If I could reach the stars, I could touch the sky And if I spread my wings, I could almost fly I had everything paper could buy I was lost in my disguise And if I played my role, they would feel my style If I bought the night they would buy my smile I've been runnin' this game for a million miles Believin' my own lies I was down, I was out I was blinded by my selfish dreams Everything ain't what it seems From inside to out, there ain't no doubt I been changed NOTHING SHORT OF satisfaction Your love caused a change reaction I can tell you this much I FELT your touch And I'm changed When I was down for the count, YOUR love surrounded me Blink of an eye I saw my destiny Change, rearranged 'cause I couldn't maintain The heart it took to even stay in the game One look in Your eyes even I realized A fellow like me had been put down to size To be built up in a better way, Your way Yahweh ain't about to fade Bombastic, ain't no way to mask it I saw Your face, and my old way's blasted I'm Yours forever now
Wake up to the morning light Wipe away the lonely nights Let a brand new day wash over you Wanna see you smile again Show some love to your crazy friends Wipe your tears away, those days are through If you move just a little bit closer You can put your head on my shoulder Yeah, yeah So baby hold on Just another day or two I can see the clouds are moving faster now And the sun is breaking through If you could hold on To the One that's holding you There is nothing that can stop this crazy love From breaking through, we're breaking through Wake up to the rising sun Thank the Lord for the things He's done Lift your eyes to the hope that's ever true Wanna see you smiling girl You're a light in this jaded world Wipe away those tears This one's for you And the stars are up there shining for you Oh, how the Father does adore you His love will never change And you and I, we were born to follow The hope that will lead us to tomorrow And no one can take it away
Yeah! truDeezy For the two thousand and tweezy To all you playa haters Hate the playa, not the game, baby Uh, we goin' put it on ya Make it loud n clear All of my shorties Whether far or near Since the last truDog It's been three long years So we goin' make it loud We goin' make it loud n clear I'm goin' make it clearer Than a Southern California day And even louder 'Cause the song I sing will never fade You really thought that T-R-U to D-O-G was ending? Listen, homie, you don't even know me This is just beginnin' Ten-year veteran Servin' up the medicine I rock a mic You rock a trike Oops! Your diaper's wet again Uh! "Stop Truey! I wear Pull-Ups, and I'm tellin'! Daddy!" We goin' put it on ya Make it loud n clear All of my shorties Whether far or near Since the last truDog It's been three long years So we goin' make it loud We goin' make it loud n clear We goin' put it on ya Make it loud n clear All of God's soldiers Whether far or near Since the last truDog It's been three long years So we goin' make it loud We goin' make it loud n clear "Truett!" "Dad, he's the one that wanted to have a freestyle battle." "Truett, he's three years old." "Well, maybe that's why he got served." [laughs] "And for the record. It's don't hate the player, hate the game." "Oh." [laughing]
She dialed him about 6:00 pm She checked her hair in the mirror And she stepped through the door like this Three flights down And she's out on the streets Walking brick sidewalks lined in grey concrete He saw her coming from a few blocks away Red scarf in the wind as it started to rain a bit Shuffled down the boulevard Cut me like a deck of cards I thought you had me You thought that you had me But hey, Devil, go on Get your junk out of here I don't need you I don't need you Hey, Devil, go on Get your junk out of here I don't need you So move on I stepped to it like I knew what I was doing I'm a moth You're the flame Never knew you'd be my ruin In the blink of an eye Element of surprise Got my feet on the earth But my face to the sky Shuffled down the boulevard Cut me like a deck of cards I thought you had me You thought you had me Now the plot is thickening Pushing deep under my skin I thought you had me You that that you had me You're a beauty and A beast You're the pressure never cease You're the straight other side And they say you never sleep
Well I'm wonderin' 'bout the road ahead of me
Wonderin' 'bout the things you said to me
Wonderin' if these dreams will ever do
And I'm wonderin' 'bout the way I spend my days
Wonderin' if it's even worth the chase
Wonderin' if they're stealin' me from you
Uh! We didn't know what to do
But you were lookin' at me, and I was lookin' at you
And we were thinkin' it odd, but we were thankin' our God
For the hope that He put down deep in our hearts
And yo, without a second to think
We was tourin' around, and we were making that bank
And we was ridin' in style, clockin' them miles
With the songs that He put down deep in our hearts
Yeah, it's been a minute, my friend
And you and I, we never thought it would end
But when we stop to pause, it opens the doors
On some dreams that were put down deep in my heart
But hey, I'm always thinkin' of you
And I can see your influence in the things that I do
Thick and thin, forever my friend
'Cause there's a bond that was put down deep in our hearts
And hey, if I could turn back time
I wouldn't touch a day, I wouldn't shade the shine
'Cause I do know this, I won't be remiss
With the memories locked away in my heart
Wonderin' if we ever had a clue
All I wanna do All I wanna do I'm Your prisoner by choice I will rest at Your feet And I'll only lift my voice When You want me to sing It's the beauty of Your covering that's stealing my heart And it's the mystery of You that tears me apart If I should die before I wake I pray the Lord my soul to take And if I should get a peaceful sleep I wanna wake at my Father's feet All I wanna do is get into You You got me captured By Your love All I wanna do is stay here with You You got me raptured Can't get enough Let's go The sun's on the rise The sleep's in my eyes The dew's on the ground The night is disguised There's hope in the air I'm fresh off a prayer The blue mountain bean is clearin' my stare I make recompense It's all makin' sense Like blood in my veins You're my sustenance A moment of trust The "me" becomes "us" The "we" become "one" Your gift is my gust of wind 'Til we meet again So faith, don't fail me now If you touch my heart You can feel it pound So faith, don't fail me now So faith, don't fail me now If you touch my heart You can feel it poundin' So faith, don't fail me now So faith, don't fail me now When I touch my heart I can feel it pound Gotta get myself up off this ground Faith, don't fail me now You got me, and You won't let go
Last night, everything was movin' so fast I could barely keep track Oh, of my offenses or your defenses In hindsight, I woulda, coulda, shoulda not gone there But left without a word to spare Was it your offenses or my defensiveness? That's got me thinkin' that we're never gonna get it right I wanna straighten this before the sun goes down tonight If I could only fight the bitterness I feel inside This thing is eatin' me alive Well I'm right here And you're right there And God knows we've got to start somewhere 'Cause I'm messed up And you're broken And those shots we fired are still smokin' I'm tossin' and turnin' on the things I'd undo As I wrestle with the painful truth Oh, my sleep escapes me as guilt berates me Exhausted, the memories are drawing so near I can see it like a world premiere When did my objective lose all objectiveness? If I need you, and you need me How can you turn your back and just leave me? When I'm right here, and you're right there And God knows we've got to start somewhere I said some things that I regret And if I could, I'd take 'em back If I could turn my words around You wouldn't hear a sound But here I am, and there you are The space between us is not so far I'm reaching out my hand in love Before the fading sun, forgive me for what I've done Hey, hey … "The gun shot's gotta go, man. That's it. I mean, enough is enough. Good grief …"
From the lips of desperation Different nations, every man's cry Comes a song of anticipation As we wait for a crack in the sky Side by side, we recognize that Hope has brought us together tonight Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Break open the sky Won't You turn off gravity so we can fly? We wanna see Your face So tear the roof off this place Jesus, break open the sky So we sing Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh We believe, and we imagine 'Til the dawn of our beautiful dream Through the noise, I hear the voices Melodies that are flooding our streets Not forgotten, are your people So let a thousand church bells ring Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Come, Jesus, come Come quickly Come quickly Break open, open the sky


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