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Kingman SFL, KS
Status: Open year round. Season Dates
Max reservation window: Tue Apr 21 2015 Later Dates
DescriptionKingman State Fishing Lake, 7 miles west of Kingman on U.S. Highway 54, added two modern rental cabins overlooking the lake in 2010. The area charges no entry fees, and the cabins are available year-round, accommodating as many as six overnight guests. The area around the lake provides hiking, wildlife viewing, primitive camping year-round, and a newly-refurbished group shelter for family gatherings. The main attraction is fishing and hunting is available on the adjacent 4,622-acre Byron Walker Wildlife Area, through which the Ninnescah River flows.
The cabins are air conditioned and heated and sleep six comfortably on one full, one single futon, one double futon, and one single Murphy beds. Users must provide their own bedding, pillows, towels, and toiletries. A hot shower, complete kitchen, refrigerator, stovetop, and microwave are included, along with an outdoor patio and picnic table. A fire ring is available for evening campfires. Other amenities include kitchen utensils, dishes, pots, pans, and coffee pot.
The 4,622 acre Byron Walker Wildlife Area/Kingman State Fishing Lake public hunting and fishing area is open to hunting, fishing, and wildlife viewing.
The cities of Kingman and Pratt are within 25 miles of the cabins.
For more information on Kingman State Fishing Lake: http://kdwpt.state.ks.us/KDWPT-Info/Locations/State-Fishing-Lakes/Region-4/Kingman
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Alerts and Important InformationA non-refundable reservation fee is charged for each transaction. Reservations must be made at least 3 days prior to arrival. No tent, trailer, or RV camping is allowed at the cabin sites. All dishes should be left clean and put away. A vinyl trash dumpster is located behind cabin to provide service for both cabins. Trash should be taken to the dumpster before checking out. Staff will inspect the cabin after you leave and additional charges may be applied for cleaning, missing items, or damages. The office is not open daily. For additional information, contact the Region 4 Office at Wichita, KS. (316) 683-8069.
Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
37.65677, -98.25515
From Kingman: 7.5 miles west on highway 54. Turn north on State Lake Road 3/4 mile.
From Pratt: From the intersection of highway 54 and 281in Pratt, go 26.5 miles east on highway 54. Turn north on State Lake Road 3/4 mile.
Contact Information:
Mailing Address:Kingman SFL
8685 W. Highway 54
Kingman KS 67035
Phone Number:Information: (620)532-3242


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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
February 4, 1971 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE s 815
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, as
perhaps my colleagues will recall, on December
4 of the last ~ongress, I addressed
th1B body with respect to a matter
of grave concern to my State of Montana,
as well as to a number of other
States across the country.
Several months ago, the Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare suddenly
announced that major new requirements
woulq be imposed on all hospitals
and extended-care facillties nowparticipating
in the medicare program
88 providers of health service to the
aged. Under the regulations, all providers
w1ll be required to comply with the
provisions contained in what is called
the Life Safety Code, a code developed
by a nongovernmental organization
!mown 88 the National Fire Protection
Association. '
Previously, I had expresaed to my colleagues
my concern with the apparent
willlngness of the Congress to delegate
indirectly authority to nongovernmental
bodies to establish standards in connection
with Federal progran1S. The problem
to which I speak today is a prime example
o! the morass which can result
when the Federal Government and its
agencies relinquishes vital authorities.
As part of the new requirements included
in the Life Safety Code, many
fa.cillties would be ordered to tear down
·their walls and ceilings in order to install
ftre sprinkler systems meeting the
specifications provided by the code. Each
lnatitutlon would be required to make
• atich an inatallation, ·even though a fac111ty
already had a fire protection system
that aa.tisfles State and local requirements
in the area of building
The contracts for the inatallatlon ·of
sprinkler systems required by the Department
have thrown a number of
small fa.cillties supported by local tax
dollars 1n my S tate into a confusing
legal morass. As a demonstration of that
fact, I 8811: unanimous consent to h ave
printed in the RzcoRD at th1a time a letter
I have received recently from the Attorney
General of my State which indicates
that in a number of lnBtances it is
impossible for facilltles letrally ·to comPlY
with the demands of the Department.
There being no objection, the letter
was ordered to be printed in the RzcoRD,
as follows: ~
STATE or MONTANA,
OFFICE Oll' THE ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Helena, January 27, 1971.
Re requirement of HEW for t he !nsta.llatlon
of spr!nll:ier syst ems In r.ertain hosplta.l
f a.cll1 tlee. •
Hon . MIKE MANSFIELD.
U.S. Senate,
Otfi.ce of the Maj ority Leader.
Washingt on, D.C.
DEAR SENATOR MANSFIELD : This IS in reply
to your let ter of January 21, 1971, concerning
the above subject.
The officials of a.ny polltical subdiviSion
In the state of Montana cannot commit such
political subdivision for the payment of
money unless such money Is a.va.Uable a.s
provided by statute. It the only method to
raise th e necessary funds for a sprinkler system
Ls by means of a. bOnd l:ssue, such of ficials
cannot oommlt such polltloa.l subdivision
until the voters have approved such
bOnd ls.sue. In m y opinion, any commitment
by such omcers would have to be contingent
on voter approval of a bOnd Issue. IJ: such
commitment were not made so contingent,
It would be void or volde.ble.
Another factor to take Into oonsldera.tlon
is that If such polltlooJ snbdlv1sion has tully
utlllzed Its bOnding Jlnllt a.s provided by
stat ute, it would be Impossible for such po-
11t lcal subdivision to secure fu.nd.s tor a
sprinkler system by means of a bOnd Issue.
It I can be o! a.ny further assiSt ance In t his
matter, please advise. '
Very truly yours,
RoBERT L. WooDAHL,
Attorney General.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, for
many months now, I have been :receiving
an enormous amount of correspondence
all the way from patients to the
Governor of my State, asking that I examine
the Department's proposed
changes in the ground rules ln the medicare
program. Those affected have asked
me for an example where the money
would come from in order to meet such
new requirements. They point out that
HEW has not proposed an effective method
of financing such large capital ·renovation
outlays. Others have objected, as •
I have said previously, to the demand
that contracts be immediately entered
into. Why, they want to know, should
they be forced pellmellinto making these
substantial changes? The ftre safety experts
and agencies in my State and in
other States. would like to know why
the Department insists upon enforcing
nongovernmental standards upon lnstltutions
already satisfying the requirements
developed and deemed appropriate
by State regulatory bodies. Fire
sprinkler systems, in their sound judgment,
are not quite the panaceas in the
fire safety area that some believe them
to be.
Mr. President, on Friday, January 29,
Senator METCALF and I had an opJ>Ortunity
to meet with Dr. John Anderson
and several of his associates representing
the Department of Public Health for
the State of Montana, as well as with
Mr. Robert Ball, Commissioner of Social
Securt'ty and members o1l his staff. Senator
METCALF and I requested this meeting
in order to impress upon the Commissioner
and the Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare our genuine and
personal concerns with the impact
created by those provisions of the Life
Safety Code which I have just mentioned.
As a result of that meeting, I ask
unanimous consent to have printed in
the REcoRD at this point a letter I received
from Commissioner Ball.
There being no objection, the letter
was ordered to be printed In the RECORD,
as follows :
SociAL SEcunrrY ADMINISTRATION,
Washington, D.O., January 29, 1971.
Hon. MIKE MANSFIELD,
U.S. Senate,
Washington, D .O.
DEAR SENATOR MANSriELD: ThiS letter Wlll ·
confirm the understandings you a.nd I reach·
ed at our meeting concerning the propooed
Medlca.re fire protection regulations.
As you know. these regulations which a.re
called for by provisions of la.w II} titles XVUI
&nd XIX a! the Socia.! Security Act were issued
for comment, and there wtll be a n umber
a! appropriate modifications before they
are put ln final form. When the final regulations
a.re Issued making the provisions o! the
Life Safety Code a.ppllca.ble to extended care
facUlties a.n(l. hospitals, we wlll make clear
that there wlll be appropriate discretion ln
the a.pplloatlon of the Code. There may be
some Instances where the circumstances of
the Institution, its construction and all surrounding
safeguards would provide equlvalen
patient safety to that provided by the Installation
of sprinklers a.s well as meeting
other requirements o! the Code. The Code It self
provides tor such dlscretlon. We will not
move to terminate lnstjtutlons who claim to
provide an equivalent level or patient protec.
tlon until such claims have been examined
on an lndivldua.l basis.
We and other concerned parts of the Department
wlll work with the stat eR and other
Interested partie& 1n the developmnt of an
ln.Spectlon and determination process to adjudicate
these lndlvldue.l situations. We plau
to consult with a. variety of Interested group~
lncludlng state health officers In designing
the criteria. for d etermining equivalency and
procedures for their application to Individual
situations. As I emphaszed this mornin g,
we do not, however, expect that there will be
a. high incidence a! such equivalency find·
lngs, but assure you of objective assessments.
As we a.lso indJcated to you ln our previous
conversations and correspondence, Secretary
Richardson and I are concerned abOut the
ftnancla.l dl11lcuitles the new regula.tlon.s
might Impose on some health institutions
that, after 1ndlvtdu&l determinations, will be
found to require lnstallatlon of SJ>rlnklers
or to make other changes to conform to
safety requirements. In this regard, we continue
to support the p rinciple refiected in
section 610 of H.R. 1660 which was Included
in the Senate bUI at your suggestion. Hence,
ln any situation where It is conclusively determined
tb.a.t the Installation of sprinklers
is ult imately necessary but where there Is ~
Immediate problem of inab111ty to secure
financing, we will, as the Secretary wrote
you In his letter o! December 9, gra.n.t a reasonable
At the Secretary's direction we will also
take further steps to ascertain what changes
ln la.w, lf a.ny, and ln regulations a.re required
in order to come as close as we can to a
sitUAtion In which compatible requirements
of health and safety ln each of the Department's
progra.ms will be applled to !ac!lltles
serving patients unde the financing o! the
several programs.
In summary, In enforcing the regulat ions
that apply the Llfe Safety Code to Medicare,
we w!ll look at existing Montana hospitals
and extended care fac1!ltles, ( a.s well a.s t hose
1n other States) , on a ca.se by case basis. The
purpose o! this e¥aiD.lnat1on w1l1 be to ma.ke
individual cletermlnatlons on elaims of equivalent
level of patient protection and requests
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 47, Folder 10, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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CONGRESSIONAL" RECORD- SENATE February 4, 1 ifi1
for an extension of tlme baSed upon finan-cial
bardshlp. ·
Sincerely yours.
RoBI:RT M. BALL,
_ CommtssU>ner of Social Security.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I am,
of course, most ~~oppreciative to the Commissioner
and his associates for coming
to the Hill to discuss with Dr. Anderson,
Senator METCALF, and me these problems
and further appreciate the Commissioner's
decision to hold the deadlines in
question in abeyance. However, I think it
important that the Department understand
that, although immediate relief
has been provided, the crux of our problem
has not been touched upon.
The proposed regula.tions make it clear
that the Secretary is prepared to amend
in the future the conditions of participation
for medicare providers each time the
National Fire Protection Association decides
that it and it alone possesses the
wisdom needed to change fire and safety
regulations. This is, in my opi-nion, in
doubtful delegation of responsibility .bY
the Secretary to an organization over
which no specific supervision is provided
by any body answerable to the American
people. Congress did not, in my opinion.
intend in the medicare program to grant
such authority to private associations.
State legislators create State agencies
responsible for setting and enforcing
health and safety standards. Congress
can set conditions under which providers
of services will function in federally financed
health care programs. But in
both cases, the people have a voice in
assuring that these standards and these
conditions be reasonable and that the
wherewithal be available to assure compliance
with them. Before medicare
benefits are cut off to our senior citizens
because of the pronouncements of a
nonregulated voluntary association, I
want to know the reason why.
· I have asked the Department to postpone
implementation of its new regulations
until a full report and study has
been made not only of the merits of
these regulations, but also until the Con~
has an opportunity to 1~ why
it is necessary to act so quickly to deny
health care to older Americans.
I do not consider the Department's
response to my request as demonstrated
by the Commissioner's letter of January
29 and included in my remarks to be
sufficiently firm or clear. Further, the
Department has failed to speak effectively
to the dire consequences of this
precipitous action upon the public. The
people I represent want to know what
1B going on, and I intend to do my best
to see to it that the matter be resolved
fully and in the open.
Mr. President. it seems to me that the
Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare is now beginning to realize how
confused the matter of health and safety
standards has become. Even within HEW
itself, different facility standards are
applied in different health programs. In
numerous instances, several ol these
programs provided assistance to the same
health institution. As a demonatration
of this fact, I have in my IDes a letter
signed by Harald M. Graning, Assistant
Surgeon General of the Public Health
Service under the Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare. Dr. Gta.ning's
letter was in response to one of my constituent's
expressed concerns with certain
provisos of the Life 8afety Code.
I think it essential that my colleagues
be appraised of the manner in which
this ruling is viewed by other officials
in the Department who have, I might
add, considerable expertise in the area
of health facilities.
I ask unanimous consent that the letter
referred to be printed in the RECORII
at this point.
There being no objection, the letter
was ordered to be printed in the RECORD,
as follows:
RockviUe, Md., December 10,1970.
Rev. HowARD J. HOGuE,
Missionary Pastor,
Choteau, Mont.
DEAR Ma. HoGUE: Thank you !or your letter
o! November 28, 1970, to President Nixon
about the problems facing Montana hospitals
because of the requirement !or sprinklIng
of hospitals.
As you may know, thls office has taken
the position that patient safety can best be
served -by lns!Btlng upon proper fire sate
construction throughout rather than a
blanket appllca.t!on of devil:es such as sprinklers.
It would seem that the correctness o!
this position has been proven by the record
that no lives have been lost from a building
fire ln any !aclllty constructed under the
Hill-Burton progra:n since its Inception 25
years ago.
It Is most Ukely that you are re.!crrlng to
the requirement by the Social Security Administration
that certe.ln facilities be
sprlnkled ln order to be eligible !or Medicare-
Medicaid; therefore, we are forwarding
your Jetter to that office tor further reply.
Sincerely yours,
Asststant Surgeon General, Director.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
think it unimaginable that this body, of
all bodies, will allow the implementation
of a ruling of dubious quality costing
millions of dollars nationally, escalating
medical costs and, in some areas, most
likely depriving thousands of senior citizens
of essential medical attention.
I am. therefore, submitting today a
resolution indicating that it is the sense
of the U.S. Senate that, first. a study,
full and complete, be made of the
various sta.nda.rds now applied to health
care institutions receiving Federal funds
under various programs; second, that
a. report and recommendations be
made to Congress by the Secretary ·of
Health. Education, and Welfare, delineating
an effective way in which one
set of uniform Federal standards can be
developed for all programs; and third,
that the proposed changes in medicare
standards not be implemented until Congress
has received and reviewed the
Secretary's study and recommendations.
The PRESIDENT pro tempore. The
.. resolution will be received and aPpropriately
referred. ·
The resolution rlods as It dee!lls appropriate, With
respcc~ t.o any particular nursing home or
r.!ll-~ ('!: -:;ype of nursing homes, any such
etanc!.8.rd tt ruch agency mak08 a detennlna-:;!
on ( IUl rt :.eeP" a wr1 t ten record setting
!orth the bMls of such detcnnlnatton) that
(I) t.h.l! application of such standard to 11uch
nun~mg home (or to such cl888 or type of
nu.""'!II!Z heme-.) would re6Ult In an unredi!Onable
J::u~rd~h!p on such nursing h ome or
home«, and (U) the waiver of such standard
wl~!l res;>ect to such nul'Btng home or bOmes
":>Ill no: e.dversely al!ect the health a.nd
l<:l!«t tn 11\lch State tbeore Is 1n cftect
a ftre a.nd aatety eocSe, l1n'poMd by State
Jaw, which adequately proteote pat1entll l.n
'nuralng homes; and".
SEC. s. The amendment made by tbla ADt
shall t ake ell'ect on the dAte of enactment of
thiS Act.
s 817
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 47, Folder 10, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Great food, rude waitstaff – The menu selection was very good and the food was excellent, I just wish that we did not have to wait over an hour to be seated. We were initially told that the wait was 35 minutes. Since the building is so small, we decided to wait outside and went into a shop next door. We went back to the restaurant after about 15 minutes and stood outside. About 40 minutes had passed when we went back inside to check on the wait. A short girl with brown hair told us that we should not have left (even though we were right outside and they could have checked) so we had to be placed at the end of the line again. She was extremely rude about this and then proceeded to talk about us with a fellow employee while we were within earshot. It's a nice place to eat while in Charleston but honestly there are better restaurants with more professional employees.
Editorial Review by Christy Buena – Trendy Mediterranean restaurant serves seafood and meat dishes and offers an extensive wine list and romantic atmosphere.
Maybe we were there on a bad day..... – We stopped in for lunch thinking we would get a nice meal and some local color. The atmosphere was about what you would expect for a downtown pub-restaurant, not bad, but nothing exceptional. I ordered the grilled chicken breast with basil and my wife ordered the crabcake sandwich. Both came with the sweet potato fries. For my sanwich, I could have gone to Chic-Filet and gotten the same thing. The sauce (mayonnaise?) had little taste and the bun (same type as you find at Chic-filet) had not even been warmed.
My wife commented that her crabcake had more breading than her grandmother's turkey stuffing. Her hamburger bun was the same as mine and like mine, hadn't been warmed either.
My wife and I agreed that the sweet potato fries, (frozen) were fast-food quality at best.
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You Won't Be Disappointed – The food is well prepared and presented. I highly reccommend the veal. The resturant is on the small side which adds to it's charm. The inside motif is very Charleston. Mid afternoon dining is best. The crowd is small and service is more attentive. The resturant tends to be crowded and very noisy at peak dining hours.
My new favorite place – Sirmet makes the best pork tenderloin that I have ever had. This place is my new favorite restaurant. You can sit in the window and watch people go by, and eat a gourmet meal with a very reasonable price. The small portion fills me up and I can eat.
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Some people sometimes are hesitant to join a gymnasium for some various reasons. Whatever the reason, it is ideal that you look for some other alternative measures apart from the gym, which will see you get proper exercise. Basically home workout equipment is normally an ideal option for many people, and several kinds of equipment often ensure good results in the long run. Let's have a look at the different home workout equipment and facilities that you should opt for if you want to train at home.
Most people usually prefer cardiovascular activities in order to avoid getting bulky. Generally, a bike is one of the many great exercise options that can hassle free burn many calories. An indoor stationary bike is another ideal alternative which will ensure you're still training even when the weather condition is not conducive.
In addition to the cardiovascular workouts, building muscle strength by lifting weight is also essential. Fitness Magazine often recommends some several home weight machines for those people who want to get in shape or maintain a certain shape.
Toner Trainer Exercise Bench is one of the weight machines that will assist you get in shape within a very short time period. Once you purchase it, this exercise bench will come with everything necessary that is ideal in assisting a person gets that perfect body that he or she has always been craving for. One of the good things about this bench is that it can easily be declined, lie flat or be inclined. This bench also comes with a workout DVD and a workout ball.
Ab Wheel
This is among the most inexpensive pieces of workout equipment you should opt for. Ab wheel is a set of wheels or is a small wheel with a handle that sticks out of the either side of the axles. However, you must ensure that you are in fairly good shape before you start making use of this equipment. This is due to the fact that in case you've got tight hip flexors and weak abs, you probably may end up arching your back which may eventually lead to an injury while making use of this equipment.
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Stability ball is a simple piece of workout equipment which is good for the abs. it is a giant made balloon that is normally made out of rubber, which you've got to inflate. Basically, despite these balls carrying along numerous benefits they are often cheap when it comes to pricing.
With stability balls, a person can target all of his or her ab muscles, including his or her obliques. Declined sit ups and oblique crunches are among the common workouts you can perform using this equipment.
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Elastic bands simply refer to the rubber tubes which often create resistance resist when a person pulls them. You can either purchase them individually or even in sets of the adjustable resistance bands. The good thing with elastic bands is that they offer resistance from all angles, hence allowing the user to be able to work all his or her ab muscles present in his or her body.
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Chondrodysplasia punctata 1, X-linked recessive
Other Names for this Disease
- Arylsulfatase E deficiency
- Chondrodysplasia punctata 1 X-linked recessive
- Chondrodysplasia punctata brachytelephalangic
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[1] On x-ray, affected infants have characteristic spots at the ends of their bones. These spots are called chondrodysplasia punctata or stippled epiphyses and typically disappear between age 2 and 3. Additional common features of CDPX1 are shortened fingers and a flat nose. Some people with this condition have breathing abnormalities, hearing loss, abnormalities of the spinal bones in the neck, and delayed intellectual development. CDPX1 is caused by changes in the ARSE gene, which is located on the X chromosome. This condition is inherited in an X-linked recessive manner and occurs almost exclusively in males. Most affected individuals have a normal lifespan, although some individuals experience complications that can be life-threatening.Chondrodysplasia punctata 1, X-linked recessive (CDPX1) is a genetic disorder present from birth that affects bone and cartilage development.
Last updated: 4/22/2009
- Braverman NE, Bober M, Brunetti-Pierri N, Oswald GL. Chondrodysplasia Punctata 1, X-Linked Recessive. Gene Reviews. April 22, 2008; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/bookshelf/br.fcgi?book=gene&part=cdp1-xlr. Accessed 4/20/2009.
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Now that he can finally afford the rent in New york City, Julian McCullough has moved to Los Angeles to continue his rise in the comedy world.
He has been featured as a "New Face" at the Just For Laughs Festival in 2007, won the "New York's Funniest" comedy competition in 2008, filmed his comedy special for "Comedy Central Presents" in 2009, hosted the 2 hour special "40 Funniest Fails" for VH1 (two additional specials are set to air in October) and recently appeared on NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." In addition to his face, Julian's voice has also enjoyed comedic success. He has been featured on the hugely popular Marc Maron podcast "WTF?" and has performed two original stories he wrote about himself on public radio's highest rated programme, "This American Life." Host Ira Glass has repeatedly claimed that, "Julian was available that week." Most recently, Julian returned to the Just For Laughs comedy festival in 2011 to tape a spot for HBO's "Funny as Hell" series.
Just as you always suspected, Rachel Perry was indeed born in and raised in eastern Canada. Growing up Rachel delighted in eating poutine, working in gas stations and dreaming of moving to California.
She eventually moved to New York City but not before dropping out of a BFA program to become a VJ on Canada's national music channel Muchmusic.
People with a penchant for list shows often recognize Rachel by sound alone from the many countdown shows she lends her voice to on VH1. She has been an on air personality for many channels and shows like VH1's Top 20 Countdown, the male burlesque reality show Strip Search and most recently Playboy TV's comedy clip show The Stash.
A lover of comedy, cooking, painting, online shopping and romance novels Rachel now lives with her boyfriend and Yorkshire Terrier in California. You can find her on twitter as @theperrytrain.


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The U.S. economy is "in danger of becoming a carbon copy of European nations" because of President Barack Obama's "big-government" policies, GOP contender Mitt Romney told CNBC Wednesday.
Romney spoke following his narrow Super Tuesday winin what is shaping up to be the most turbulent Republican presidential race in a generation.
Romney said his proposals to shrink government spending include a laundry list of cuts.
"Subsidies for Amtrak, funding for Planned Parenthood, a National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities; some of these things are going to eliminate federal spending," he said.
America's spending juggernaut — healthcare — would also take a hit under Romney.
"I don't like Obamacare. We'll get rid of that, that's easy," he added.
"All totaled, it's a very strong pro-growth policy that gets the economy going and cuts back on the scale of goverment," Romney said. "That's the course we have to have."
Tuesday's Ohio victory was unexpectedly narrow for Romney, who had hoped to wake up far ahead of his rivals. Instead, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrichgained traction, and delegates.
Yet Romney remains very optimistic.
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Duck Tape® Floor Math Game
Material List
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Project Instructions
Step 1 Use a Cricut®, or other die cut machine, to cut out two sets of numbers (1-10) from Duck Tape® sheets. One set of numbers should be about 2" and the other 3". Set aside.
Step 2 Use Duck Tape® to make two columns and five rows on the floor (or foam board).
Step 3 Take the 3" numbers from Step 1 and attach in the rows.
Step 4 Make Duck Tape® bean bags sticking by laying tape side by side overlapping about 1/8" to create a sheet, sticky-side up. Cover the sticky-side with another layer of Duck Tape® to create a non-sticky layer of tape. Cut 10 squares to desired size for bean bag.
Step 5 Lay two squares on top of each other and tape around three sides to create a pouch. Insert beans (or rice) and tape off fourth side. Repeat to create all five bean bags.
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By Rachel Johnson, Ph.D., M.P.H., R.D., April 18, 2011 - 11:16am
I always wanted to somehow prove James Oliver wrong, but I never knew how. It seemed so outrageous that children in L.A. would consume a school-bus full of sugar in a week. Obviously, I'm not a food expert so I can't do things like such, but what is above the space in which I am typing in right now is just what I felt like doing.
— Anonymous
12/05/2013 - 3:45pm
I almost fell off my seat when I read the article on the value of chocolate milk. This professional is doing more harm than good. Bottom line whilte milk is better for you than chocolate milk. Of course the kids would prefer it, it is sweet. We need to reduce the amount of sugar we eat. One mothers opinion.
— Anonymous
10/09/2012 - 12:14pm
Milk is for cows!! We can get calcium from kale; better to digest and much better for us with no fats or sugar. Milk is over-rated!!
— Anonymous
09/23/2012 - 6:05pm
Your point about naturally occurring sugars is valid and should have been included with Jamie Oliver's pitch. My mother cannot consume sugars or sodium... which we learned is virtually impossible with any type of food, even if it is healthy.
Also, as I kid I hated milk. I never drank it until I entered my 20s and discovered organic/grass-fed cow milk. Logically, I snapped my leg in half when I was 15 while jumping on a trampoline.
My question is regarding the naturally occurring vitamins in milk. I realize obesity is a major issue, but 'I've heard' whole milk contains more naturally occurring nutrients/vitamins compared to fat free. Isn't this more important in the long run, then cutting the fat from the milk? There seems to be so many other opportunities to cut fat out in school lunches than milk.
— Anonymous
08/30/2012 - 5:47pm
He's not saying don't drink MILK! He's saying don't drink it with 20+g of added sugar!!! It's not about low calories, low fat, it's the sugar that is the problem, if you as an RD don't know this, I'd seriously recommend your clients going elsewhere!
— Anonymous
08/19/2012 - 2:56pm
I think its worth it. There is no excuse for giving kids sugar. The calcium in milk isn't even very well absorbed, nor does recent evidence support the idea that milk consumption or dairy consumption effects bone health. Physical exercise is much more important.
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This Hip-Hop Scratch Box lets you record a voice clip and use the wheel to warp the playback speed. Create hilarious sound effects and warp voices into a Hip-Hop jam session using the different DJ scratch functions, which include: forward, reverse and repeat. You can play your cut and scratched creation on the built-in speaker. It's great fun discovering what different sounds, songs and voices are like when you use the Scratch Box to transform them into a Hip-Hop beat. - A.D.
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text: USDA Cotton Technology Expert Honored by NCGA The Mississippi-based cotton technology transfer and education technology coordinator for USDA received the National Cotton Ginner's Association Distinguished Service Award. Published on: Feb 12, 2010 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Story RSS Permalink Print The National Cotton Ginner's Association recently awarded the Distinguished Service Award to Tommy Valco, the cotton technology transfer & education coordinator in USDA's Office of Technology Transfer in Stoneville, Miss. The Distinguished Service Award is reserved for those individuals who have provided a career of distinguished service to the U.S. ginning industry. Distinguished Service Award recipient Tommy Valco, left, receives the gin saw plaque from outgoing NCGA President Sledge Taylor. Valco is recognized as a national expert in cotton production and processing technology. He has authored or coauthored numerous publications and made numerous technical presentations on cotton production, precision farming, cotton harvesting and field storage, ginning, cottonseed handling and storage, and fiber quality evaluations. In addition to serving as an advisor to numerous organizations, he has been a member of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers and served on a number of that organization's committees. After earning a B.S., M.A., and Ph.D in Agricultural Engineering from Texas A&M University, Valco began his career in 1977 as a test engineer for International Harvester. The following year, he became an Extension agricultural engineer for the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. In 1987, he joined the Texas Agricultural Extension Service as an associate professor and Extension agricultural engineer. From 1992–2001 he worked as the director of Agricultural Research for Cotton Incorporated prior to joining USDA in Stoneville.


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I'm going back and forth between Gran Turismo 5 and Just Cause 2. I'm putting all my effort into GT5 though and I'm just playing JC2 because I like to do flips in cars over huge cliffs.
So, what are you playing now?
I'm playing F.E.A.R. 2 project origin (sometimes it scare the hell out of me D=)
Hellgate: London (Pretty good RPG, but too many bugs u_u)
And Sins of a solar empire (Addictive game, actually I'm playing because of a post I saw on this forum xD)
I'm going back and forth between Gran Turismo 5 and Just Cause 2. I'm putting all my effort into GT5 though and I'm just playing JC2 because I like to do flips in cars over huge cliffs.
I'm playing God Eater for the PSP. Awesome game so far. Haven't been able to play much due to work, but I'm hoping to play more (and hopefully finish it) now that I'm on winter holiday.
I saw a trailer for that game I think around a year ago and thought it looked amazing. Is it sort of like monster hunter in any way?
Right now, I'm playing some old games that was chuck to the back-burner. I'll finish them for sure this time around!
I'm re-playing Paper Mario: The thousand year door.
While at that, I was just finished playing Mario Kart wii.
Ah, Paper Mario. Love that series. That reminds me, I bought that and I have yet to play it. xD
In some ways, yes, it's very much like Monster Hunter. Whether the controls are exactly the same, however, I'm not entirely sure. While I did try playing the Monster Hunter G on the PSP, I couldn't get past a certain point without a party to aide me and everyone had already moved onto Monster Hunter 2G, so I ended up quitting. What's nice about God Eater is that you can play through the story and get CPU characters to aide you in your single-player quests or play in multiplayer mode with friends. The computer is pretty good, so you shouldn't have too much trouble getting through the quests. (Although, if you're bad at it like me, you'll most likely find the computer coming to your rescue a lot.)Originally Posted by 3
That sounds awesome. I wish that Monster Hunter had CPUs to help with quests. (-__-;)
I'll look for it around here at some game stores. Though, I wonder if it's even out yet... I should check to see if it's been released in North America yet.
edit: Damn, not until march next year.
I would be playing Final Fantasy XIII, but I spilled Asti Spumante on Marc's controller and am now in trouble.
I'm gonna try to fix it ;)
*Had to edit cause I meant XIII.


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