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Dear Editor:
On the afternoon of Thursday, June 18, 2015 the Department of Justice released a statement regarding errors in Covenant Hospice billing methods during 2009 and 2010. The language u... READ MORE
Dear Editor:
My family and I are hoping you will publish this letter as a way of helping us thank the people of our community for their love and support since my home was struck by lightn... READ MORE
Dear Editor,
My father, Jimmy Gipson, passed away April 11.
His wife, Emily, my brother, Jerry, and I are extremely touched by the love and compassion that's been shown to us by family, fri... READ MORE
Highway 177, a long neglected highway, was/is scheduled for resurfacing. A stretch from the Alabama State Line to approximately Union Hill Church was completed. READ MORE
My name is Sadie Carpenter. I am a fifth grader at Napa Valley Language Academy, in Napa, California. READ MORE
Once again our little county has been approached to "update" our way of living. We have, however, shown that we kinda like it like it is. READ MORE
I've been following the saga of Susan Steverson, the suspended Bethlehem School teacher, as reported in the Holmes County Times-Advertiser. READ MORE
I attended a funeral of a citizen of Washington County today and I want to give this testimony in memory of Jesse Andrew Dennis, Jr. who down in the Hinson Crossroads area. Brother Jessie was ... READ MORE
As a citizen of Holmes County and as a parent of a senior enrolled in our public school system I would like to take this opportunity and disclose very real biases and prejudices that ... READ MORE
When a reporter asked the Apollo 16 Astronaut Mr. Charlie Duke (The 10th man to walk on the moon), how much money the United States had spent on the Moon Landing Project, his answer was:... READ MORE
The county, state, and federal governments are in the process of replacing a culver about 16-feet long at Caney Branch on Bracken Road that junctions Bradley Road in Northwest Holmes County. The ... READ MORE
I am sad to see all the young lives being lost today. Since I am a father of eight children and a seventh grandchild on the way, I feel that I have a big stake in all of this.
I think there are... READ MORE
In regard to references made in the Dec. 19, issue of you paper about my attendance at Bonifay City Council meeting on Dec. 10, I feel I need to expand on those statements made by me. READ MORE
Please make the public aware that Holmes County School Superintendent Eddie Dixon and other school board members (except for Debbie Kolmetz) have all the sudden decided to transfer our principal out from under us without any kind of notice. READ MORE
Shame on you, Mr. Eddie Dixon! READ MORE
I am writing this to express my opinion on the current problem our country is having with many killings in schools and shopping malls. READ MORE


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- Crime control is not the responsibility of landlords
- Fly over to the Poplar Grove Wings and Wheels Museum benefit
- Local leaders warn of budget deadlock's impact
- SHUTDOWN: Illinois preps for the worst
- TRRT Online Edition | July 1-7
- Governor, AG differ on legality of payroll without budget
- Regular RHA meeting a quiet affair
- Funnel clouds possible through evening
- Smoking bans a breath of fresh air to some, infuriating to others
- Experts break down the SCOTUS gay marriage ruling
Dr. Kathleen Kelly awarded for leadership
Dr. Kathleen Kelly, SwedishAmerican Health System's chief medical officer and chief quality officer, recently won the National Association of Medical Staff Services (NAMSS) Leadership Award for 2011. Dr. Kelly was honored at the 35th annual education conference in Dallas.
This award is designed to recognize outstanding leadership and contributions to NAMSS. It is given annually to an individual who has consistently supported the activities and role of the medical services professional; has contributed to and has enthusiasm for the work of NAMSS; is committed to the organizational goals of one's health care organization and staff; and demonstrates exemplary leadership and statesmanship for the benefit of the industry at large.
From the Nov. 16-22, 2011, issue

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I'm writing a code that should convert between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal. I have the binary and the decimal figured out but when I got to Hexadecimal I just got confused.
How would you do this conversion without using Integer.toHexString.
I understand that there is already a code that can do this for me in java, my confusion is how to I tell java to do it using hand conversion.
My idea was to create multiple if statements each explaining that 0 is 0000, or C is 1100 and so on for the others.
It would go through each character in the hexadecimal string and add together the binary values.
I feel like this is way to much code for what I'm being asked to do.
Unless this is the only way to do it, then I'll start doing it like that.
but if there is a pseudo-code that explains how to do this more effectively that would be appreciated.
extra info:
int hexDigit1A=(binaryDigit8%2)*8+(binaryDigit7%2)*4+(binaryDigit6%2)*2+(binaryDigit5%2)*1;
int hexDigit2A=(binaryDigit4%2)*8+(binaryDigit3%2)*4+(binaryDigit2%2)*2+(binaryDigit1%2)*1;
I understand that this converts a 4 bit binary number to its appropriate decimal, would this even be useful or is it just good for decimal.
Much thank you in advance.


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Street theatre a part of Ferguson area protests this week
The crowd was greeted by colorful signs and banners announcing the arrival and one-day performance of what demonstrators called the "Injustice Freak Show."
Thousands rally against Washington's divisive nickname
Native American leaders, local politicians, former sports stars and other speakers voiced their disdain the nickname they call derogatory and racist.
UN climate report: No new news, mostly bad news
The new report breaks no new ground. This report is a summary of the three reports already issued, which focused in much more detail on specific aspects of the science.
NNU leader: U.S. hospitals won't protect workers vs. Ebola unless feds order it
The largest U.S. organization of nurses steps up the demand for tougher Ebola safety precautions in the nation's hospitals.
Early voting runs strong against GOP in North Carolina
Moral Monday has staged "March to the Polls" and "Souls to the Polls" to early voting polling places across the state.
"Nuclear option" used against Philly teachers
News stories have documented the ravaging of the district's finances by local banks and out-of-town educational consulting companies.
Teamsters' teach-in spotlights environmental injustice at hazardous Missouri landfill
The landfill contains 8,700 tons of un-containerized radioactive waste and there's a fire at the site.
Wisconsin moving to stop as many as 300,000 from voting
Gov. Scott Walker and corporate extremist backers could suppress 300,000 registered voters.
Red and green at People's Climate March
The CP USA joined with hundreds of other organizations: labor, youth, peace, justice, clergy, political organizations and international groups, in the largest climate march ever.
Virginia congressional race focuses on women's issues
So in this year's November 4 midterms, the question is once more whether the Democrats can turn out enough voters.


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Friday, September 2, 2011
Baylor loses its starting corner
By David Ubben
WACO, Texas -- Baylor's new-look defense was in for a test against TCU's offense, but it looks like new coordinator Phil Bennett's side of the ball took an early blow.
On a 38-yard pass from
Casey Pachall
Josh Boyce
, Baylor cornerback Tyler Stephenson fell down behind the play and looked to be in serious pain.
Trainers attended to him for a couple minutes before helping him off the field. He was unable to put any weight on his left leg.
Stephenson, a sophomore, is the Bears' starting corner. Sophomore K.J. Morton is behind him on the depth chart.
On the play after Stephenson's injury, TCU's
Matthew Tucker
ran for a 4-yard touchdown and put the Horned Frogs up, 13-7 with 5:46 to play in the first quarter.


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Since people began walking on this blue and green orb, we have been sucking and fucking outside. This site takes us back to our roots, showcasing gorgeous women and hunky men getting naked outdoors and having some fun in the process. Actually, not all the scenes take place outside and video quality is low. And add that to the relatively small number of vids.
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