Instead, he may end up paying for his action.
A judge ruled that William Marotta must pay child support, even though he says he signed documents waiving his parental rights.
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Kansas Court Says Sperm Donor Must Pay Child Support
Instead, he may end up paying for his action.
A judge ruled that William Marotta must pay child support, even though he says he signed documents waiving his parental rights.
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The US Chamber Of Commerce Versus America
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is a politically entrenched synod of special interests. These fat cats do not represent the best interests of American entrepreneurs, American workers, American parents and students, or Americans of any race, class or age who believe in low taxes and limited government. The chamber’s business is the big business of the Beltway, not the business of mainstream America.
If you are a business owner who believes your country should strictly and consistently enforce its borders and deport illegal immigrants who violate the terms of their visas, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce doesn’t represent you.
If you are a worker who believes the feds should punish illegal aliens who use fake documents to obtain jobs instead of rewarding them with “legal status,” the U.S. Chamber of Commerce doesn’t champion you.
If you are a parent or educator who opposes top-down federal education schemes such as Common Core that undermine local control, dumb down rigorous curricula and threaten family privacy while enriching big business and lobbying groups, the U.S. Chamber od Commerce doesn’t speak for you.
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If you are a business owner who believes your country should strictly and consistently enforce its borders and deport illegal immigrants who violate the terms of their visas, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce doesn’t represent you.
If you are a worker who believes the feds should punish illegal aliens who use fake documents to obtain jobs instead of rewarding them with “legal status,” the U.S. Chamber of Commerce doesn’t champion you.
If you are a parent or educator who opposes top-down federal education schemes such as Common Core that undermine local control, dumb down rigorous curricula and threaten family privacy while enriching big business and lobbying groups, the U.S. Chamber od Commerce doesn’t speak for you.
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Mike Huckabee: Democrats Tell Women 'They Cannot Control Their Libido' Without The Government
“The president wants to talk about income inequality. I think we should have the debate. I’ve heard other Republicans say, 'Don’t go there.' No, let’s do go there,” Huckabee told Republican National Committee members gathered for the three-day forum at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, D.C. “We should be the party that unapologetically says that there are way too many people who are struggling and who are poor.”
On outreach to female voters, Huckabee called on the Republican activists to push back on the Democratic narrative that Republican policies amount to a “war on women,” a talking point that Democrats found to be immensely successful in the last election.
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Remember
I remember the cheese of my childhood,
And the bread that we cut with a knife,
When the children helped with the housework,
And the men went to work not the wife..
The cheese never needed a fridge,
And the bread was so crusty and hot,
The children were seldom unhappy
And the wife was content with her lot.
I remember the milk from the bottle,
With the yummy cream on the top,
Our dinner came hot from the oven,
And not from the fridge; in the shop.
The kids were a lot more contented,
They didn't need money for kicks,
Just a game with their mates in the road,
And sometimes the Saturday flicks.
I remember the shop on the corner,
Where a pen'orth of sweets was sold
Do you think I'm a bit too nostalgic?
Or is it....I'm just getting old?
I remember the 'loo' was the lav,
And the bogy man came in the night,
It wasn't the least bit funny
Going "out back" with no light.
The interesting items we perused,
From the newspapers cut into squares,
And hung on a peg in the loo,
It took little to keep us amused.
The clothes were boiled in the copper,
With plenty of rich foamy suds
But the ironing seemed never ending
As Mum pressed everyone's 'duds'.
I remember the slap on my backside,
And the taste of soap if I swore
Anorexia and diets weren't heard of
And we hadn't much choice what we wore.
Do you think that bruised our ego?
Or our initiative was destroyed?
We ate what was put on the table
And I think life was better enjoyed.
And the bread that we cut with a knife,
When the children helped with the housework,
And the men went to work not the wife..
The cheese never needed a fridge,
And the bread was so crusty and hot,
The children were seldom unhappy
And the wife was content with her lot.
I remember the milk from the bottle,
With the yummy cream on the top,
Our dinner came hot from the oven,
And not from the fridge; in the shop.
The kids were a lot more contented,
They didn't need money for kicks,
Just a game with their mates in the road,
And sometimes the Saturday flicks.
I remember the shop on the corner,
Where a pen'orth of sweets was sold
Do you think I'm a bit too nostalgic?
Or is it....I'm just getting old?
I remember the 'loo' was the lav,
And the bogy man came in the night,
It wasn't the least bit funny
Going "out back" with no light.
The interesting items we perused,
From the newspapers cut into squares,
And hung on a peg in the loo,
It took little to keep us amused.
The clothes were boiled in the copper,
With plenty of rich foamy suds
But the ironing seemed never ending
As Mum pressed everyone's 'duds'.
I remember the slap on my backside,
And the taste of soap if I swore
Anorexia and diets weren't heard of
And we hadn't much choice what we wore.
Do you think that bruised our ego?
Or our initiative was destroyed?
We ate what was put on the table
And I think life was better enjoyed.
Conservative Turned Down By Photographer But Says It’s Ok
Alan Sears doesn’t know what it’s like to be refused service for being gay, but he does know what it’s like to be refused service for being a conservative.
Six months ago, a Southern California photographer turned him down flat when he asked her to take a Christmas card photo of his family, explaining in an email, “I oppose the goals and objectives of your organization and have no interest in working on its behalf.”
That was fine with Mr. Sears, CEO and general counsel of the conservative Alliance Defending Freedom, who is leading the legal battle on behalf of photographers, florists, cake decorators and others sued for refusing to create products for same-sex weddings.
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Six months ago, a Southern California photographer turned him down flat when he asked her to take a Christmas card photo of his family, explaining in an email, “I oppose the goals and objectives of your organization and have no interest in working on its behalf.”
That was fine with Mr. Sears, CEO and general counsel of the conservative Alliance Defending Freedom, who is leading the legal battle on behalf of photographers, florists, cake decorators and others sued for refusing to create products for same-sex weddings.
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Economist Phelps: US Is 'Out Of Ammunition' To Fight Stagnation
While some experts see signs that the economy is improving, Nobel laureate economist Edmund Phelps of Columbia University isn't quite so optimistic.
"It's surprising when people suddenly are talking about stagnation when we've been in stagnation since 1972," he tells CNBC.
"Governments have thrown all sorts of ammunition at it including concocting the housing boom. We are kind of out of that ammunition, and we have to dig deeper if we are going to get out of this rut," Phelps notes.
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"It's surprising when people suddenly are talking about stagnation when we've been in stagnation since 1972," he tells CNBC.
"Governments have thrown all sorts of ammunition at it including concocting the housing boom. We are kind of out of that ammunition, and we have to dig deeper if we are going to get out of this rut," Phelps notes.
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MAKER OF HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ANTI-OBAMA DOCUMENTARY INDICTED FOR ALLEGEDLY VIOLATING U.S. ELECTION LAW
Federal prosecutors announced the charges Thursday against Dinesh D’Souza, who made the anti-Obama documentary “2016: Obama’s America.” They say he’ll be arraigned Friday on charges he directed $20,000 in illegal contributions to be made in the New York Senate race in 2012. The funds allegedly headed to the Wendy Long campaign, who unsuccessfully ran for Hillary Clinton’s U.S. Senate seat.
D’Souza found out he was being investigated by the feds in the mid-2013, months after his anti-Obama documentary earned roughly $33 million at the box office, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The film went on to become the second most popular political documentary in U.S. history.
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LEGISLATORS’ REACTIONS TO GOV. O’MALLEY’S ADDRESS
ANNAPOLIS – Gov. Martin O’Malley delivered his final State of the State address Thursday to a joint session of the Maryland General Assembly. After his speech, Maryland lawmakers responded to O’Malley’s address:
“Maryland has a lot to be proud of. We’ve had a strong commitment to progressive priorities.”
– Gubernatorial candidate and Delegate Heather R. Mizeur, D-Montgomery
“It’s his last presentation of this and I know he’s very proud of the achievements that he’s had. A lot of us fundamentally disagree with some of the core to that.”
– Senate Minority Leader David R. Brinkley, R-Frederick
“Minimum wage, marijuana, universal pre-K … We will be tackling these progressive priorities moving forward.”
– Mizeur
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“Maryland has a lot to be proud of. We’ve had a strong commitment to progressive priorities.”
– Gubernatorial candidate and Delegate Heather R. Mizeur, D-Montgomery
“It’s his last presentation of this and I know he’s very proud of the achievements that he’s had. A lot of us fundamentally disagree with some of the core to that.”
– Senate Minority Leader David R. Brinkley, R-Frederick
“Minimum wage, marijuana, universal pre-K … We will be tackling these progressive priorities moving forward.”
– Mizeur
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Ex-EPA Official Told Lawmakers Of Project To 'Modify The DNA' Of Capitalism
A former high-ranking EPA official who recently was sentenced to prison for fraud told lawmakers last month that, before he left the agency, he was working on a "project" examining ways to "modify the DNA of the capitalist system."
The startlingly blunt comment was included in newly released transcripts of John Beale's deposition before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. One group that is frequently critical of the Obama administration's energy policy, the Institute for Energy Research, said the claim is a "smoking gun" that reveals the administration's true intentions.
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The startlingly blunt comment was included in newly released transcripts of John Beale's deposition before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee. One group that is frequently critical of the Obama administration's energy policy, the Institute for Energy Research, said the claim is a "smoking gun" that reveals the administration's true intentions.
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Experts: Feds Don't Have Strong Case Against McDonnell
Legal experts are predicting that prosecutors could have a hard time proving that former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell and his wife have committed any crime.
They tell The Washington Post the government may not be able to show beyond a reasonable doubt that the McDonnells agreed to help Richmond businessman Jonnie Williams, in exchange for $165,000 in cash and gifts.
"The whole case is going to boil down to proving the quid pro quo," Randall Eliason, a George Washington University law professor and expert on public corruption, told the newspaper.
"They can't just show that he got these gifts, but most prove that he received them in exchange for official acts. The defense is going to say, 'Hey, this is what a Virginia governor is supposed to do — promote Virginia businesses," he explained.
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They tell The Washington Post the government may not be able to show beyond a reasonable doubt that the McDonnells agreed to help Richmond businessman Jonnie Williams, in exchange for $165,000 in cash and gifts.
"The whole case is going to boil down to proving the quid pro quo," Randall Eliason, a George Washington University law professor and expert on public corruption, told the newspaper.
"They can't just show that he got these gifts, but most prove that he received them in exchange for official acts. The defense is going to say, 'Hey, this is what a Virginia governor is supposed to do — promote Virginia businesses," he explained.
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JUDGE ORDERS TEXAS HOSPITAL TO REMOVE LIFE SUPPORT FROM PREGNANT, BRAIN-DEAD WOMAN
Judge orders a Texas hospital to remove Marlise Munoz from life support, at family’s request and despite hospital opposition, by no later than 5pm CT on Monday.
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Texas Executes Illegal Alien Cop Killer — Despite Pleas From Mexico And John Kerry
Thank you Texas!
After a disgraceful wait of 20 years since Edgar Arias Tamayo murdered Houston police officer Guy P. Gaddis in 1994, and despite repeated pleas from U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and demands from the Mexican government,Tamayo was finally executed minutes ago by lethal injection.
Although his execution was originally scheduled for 6pm Texas time Wednesday evening, an Obama-appointed judge senselessly threw the case up to the U.S. Supreme Court to review his absurd “appeals” (based solely on the “consular” nonsense — Tamayo has never denied his guilt).
Finally at 9pm EST, the Supreme Court denied his appeals, 6-3, and the execution was on. At 9:32 Tamayo was finally put down.
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GOP SEN. BRINKLEY CHALLENGES O’MALLEY’S STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS
Brinkley began by alluding to the governor’s political aspirations and pointing out mishaps from O’Malley’s gubernatorial tenure.
“He is very proud of his accomplishments, as he considers a run for president of the United States in 2 years,” said Brinkley. “But there have been consequences to the policies established these past 8 years.”
He added that he would address the “reality of what Maryland families and communities are facing.”
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State Department’s Own Guards Attacked U.S. Benghazi Mission
Hillary Clinton's agency relied on al-Qaida-linked group for protection
The recently released Senate report on the Benghazi attack reveals that the Islamic militia hired to protect the fated U.S. special mission had “vandalized” and “attacked” the mission in the months prior to Sept. 11, 2012.
The new detail raises the question of why the State Department, headed at the time by Hillary Clinton, would continue to employ the 17th of February Martyrs Brigade, an al-Qaida-linked organization, to provide external security to the U.S. facility.
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The recently released Senate report on the Benghazi attack reveals that the Islamic militia hired to protect the fated U.S. special mission had “vandalized” and “attacked” the mission in the months prior to Sept. 11, 2012.
The new detail raises the question of why the State Department, headed at the time by Hillary Clinton, would continue to employ the 17th of February Martyrs Brigade, an al-Qaida-linked organization, to provide external security to the U.S. facility.
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24 Hour News Cycle Again Tomorrow
In 5 Years, 100 D.C. Officers Arrested
Police officials in the nation's capital have been facing recent questions about headline-making arrests -- not of hardened street criminals but of their own officers.
In a single month, one District of Columbia police officer was accused of taking semi-nude pictures of a 15-year-old runaway and another was charged with running a prostitution operation involving teenage girls. A third was indicted on an attempted murder charge, accused of striking his wife in the head with a light fixture.
Police say the arrests aren't representative of the entire department, which includes about 4,500 officers and civilian employees. Still, more than 100 officers in the last five years have been arrested on charges ranging from traffic offenses to murder to money laundering, and the latest instances have increased concerns about training, supervision and accountability. The D.C. Council has set a hearing to discuss the problem and Police Chief Cathy Lanier has met with residents to assuage fears of a misbehaving department.
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In a single month, one District of Columbia police officer was accused of taking semi-nude pictures of a 15-year-old runaway and another was charged with running a prostitution operation involving teenage girls. A third was indicted on an attempted murder charge, accused of striking his wife in the head with a light fixture.
Police say the arrests aren't representative of the entire department, which includes about 4,500 officers and civilian employees. Still, more than 100 officers in the last five years have been arrested on charges ranging from traffic offenses to murder to money laundering, and the latest instances have increased concerns about training, supervision and accountability. The D.C. Council has set a hearing to discuss the problem and Police Chief Cathy Lanier has met with residents to assuage fears of a misbehaving department.
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A Prominent Local Person Sent The Following Message To Me
"I hate when you post negative things about our county or city. As long as you spew negativity in cyberspace every other citizen has to work ten times as hard to get positive info out there to counter balance it. How will we ever become the town we all invision with you working against everyone ? I thought you had changed and didn't have an ax to grind anymore....."
It absolutely amazes me how some people think. First of all, I'M IN THE NEWS BUSINESS. It's my JOB to expose these issues, WITHOUT any outside influence.
Krauthammer On Healthcare.gov: 'All Hell's Going To Break Loose'
Charles Krauthammer predicted Wednesday on "Special Report with Bret Baier" that "all hell's going to break loose" if the administration can't fix the problems with the Healthcare.gov website by mid-March.
"Right now the insurers are guessing at the subsidy, so all of this is on the honor system and it can be wildly off," Krauthammer, a syndicated columnist and Fox News contributor said. "If they undershoot, the insurers are going to go bust. If they overshoot, the government is going to be stuck with a huge bill."
Krauthammer said it is clear "no one knows what's going on" as communication between the administration and insurance companies suffers due to the faulty ObamaCare sign-up website.
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"Right now the insurers are guessing at the subsidy, so all of this is on the honor system and it can be wildly off," Krauthammer, a syndicated columnist and Fox News contributor said. "If they undershoot, the insurers are going to go bust. If they overshoot, the government is going to be stuck with a huge bill."
Krauthammer said it is clear "no one knows what's going on" as communication between the administration and insurance companies suffers due to the faulty ObamaCare sign-up website.
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PERMANENT DRUG DROP-BOX YIELDS 243 POUNDS OF UNUSED MEDICATIONS IN 2013
The Ocean City Public Safety Building lobby has housed a permanent 24-hour drug drop-box since May of 2012. In 2013, 243 pounds of unused and unwanted medications, including controlled pain medications, depressants and stimulants, were turned in to the drop box. These turned-in medications have a street value of nearly $25,000.Another permanent drug take back drop box is located at the Ocean Pines Police Department. Combined, the two drop boxes yielded a total of 657 pounds of medication containing 12,598 controlled pills having a street value of $70,592.
“The drop box was donated to the Ocean City Police Department in May 2012 by the Ocean City Elks Lodge and has served as a safe place for citizens to bring their unused and unwanted medications ensuring that the medications never end up on the streets of Ocean City,” said OCPD Chief Ross Buzzuro. “We strongly encourage citizens to take their unwanted medications to the drop box and not flush their medication or throw them away. Disposing of medication properly prevents the medication from entering our waterways and landfills.”
The Maryland Executive Board members of the National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators (NADDI) have hailed this effort as a success in keeping unwanted and unused prescription drugs out of the hands of those who shouldn’t have them as well as out of Maryland coastal bays and waterways.
If you have any questions or would like more information about this free and confidential program, please contact the OCPD Public Affairs Office at: 410-520-5395.
AS PRO-LIFERS MARCH ON WASHINGTON, OBAMA SAYS ABORTION HELPS WOMEN 'FULFILL THEIR DREAMS'
As winter storms barrage the east coast of the US and a wind chill temperature of minus eight degrees freezes DC, hundreds of thousands of pro-life advocates are in the nation’s capitol for the 41st annual March for Life event on Wednesday.
Today marks the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Along with its companion Doe v. Bolton, abortion was legalized in all nine months of pregnancy, for any reason, in the United States. Last year, it was estimated that 500,000 pro-life advocates demonstrated against abortion on the 40th anniversary of the crucial supreme court decision. The rallies will be covered on social media outlets, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, using 360 degree cameras for those who want to experience the events online.
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Today marks the 41st anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Along with its companion Doe v. Bolton, abortion was legalized in all nine months of pregnancy, for any reason, in the United States. Last year, it was estimated that 500,000 pro-life advocates demonstrated against abortion on the 40th anniversary of the crucial supreme court decision. The rallies will be covered on social media outlets, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, using 360 degree cameras for those who want to experience the events online.
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SBYNews Website Crashes But We're Up And Running Again
I have to say, in all the years I've been doing this we have rarely had this kind of problem.
Back to work, BUMMER!
CNN Lays Off More Than 40 Journalists
CNN and HLN laid off more than 40 journalists at the end of 2013, according to a new report from the Financial Times.
More than half of the layoffs came from HLN in November, as our colleagues at Capital New York reported at the time. According to FT, many of the staff in other bureaus who were laid off were close to retirement.
A CNN spokesperson told FT it would add about 100 people to the staff this year, and that the network was investing in journalism.
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More than half of the layoffs came from HLN in November, as our colleagues at Capital New York reported at the time. According to FT, many of the staff in other bureaus who were laid off were close to retirement.
A CNN spokesperson told FT it would add about 100 people to the staff this year, and that the network was investing in journalism.
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Speed Camera Complaints Arise in Montgomery, Prince George's, Baltimore City
An Audit of Baltimore City's speed camera program found that error rates were 40% higher than what the city previously acknowledged, according to an article by the Baltimore Sun, and that far more erroneous citations may have been issued than what the city refunded.
The city initially withheld the report from the Baltimore Sun, resisting calls from some city council members to disclose the findings to the public.
The city initially withheld the report from the Baltimore Sun, resisting calls from some city council members to disclose the findings to the public.
The city issued roughly 700,000 speed camera tickets at $40 each in fiscal year 2012. If 10 percent were wrong, 70,000 would have wrongly been charged $2.8 million.More
City Council members reacted with dismay and anger when told Wednesday of the audit's results, asking why the Rawlings-Blake administration didn't reveal the high error rate months ago and take steps to fully refund fines paid by motorists.
Court of Special Appeals Rules for Salisbury for 2M Additional Funds Recovered in Waste Water Treatment Plant Litigation
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals (On January 23, 2014) has affirmed the $1,968,417.43 jury verdict in favor of the City of Salisbury in the Wicomico County Circuit Court against Construction Dynamics Group, Inc. The case was the last in a long line revolving around the Salisbury Wastewater Treatment Plant. The total amount collected by the city was just under 13 million dollars. CDG has 30 days to request that Maryland’s highest court, the Court of Appeals, hear another appeal of this case. If CDG does file such a request within 30 days from the date of this decision, then the Court of Appeals will decide whether to hear the appeal or not.
If CDG takes no further action, then the case is concluded after 30 days, and the City of Salisbury may proceed to budget the money for appropriate purposes.
The WWTP Enhanced Nutrient Removal (ENR) Upgrade design is in progress. The WWTP will be upgraded to meet the State’s effluent requirements by December 31, 2017.
If CDG takes no further action, then the case is concluded after 30 days, and the City of Salisbury may proceed to budget the money for appropriate purposes.
The WWTP Enhanced Nutrient Removal (ENR) Upgrade design is in progress. The WWTP will be upgraded to meet the State’s effluent requirements by December 31, 2017.
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Moody's Slashes Outlook On Insurers, Cites Obamacare 'Uncertainty'
Credit ratings firm Moody's Investors Service on Thursday lowered its outlook for health insurers to "negative" from "stable," citing "uncertainty" swirling around the rollout of President Obama's health care law.
In a new report, the agency said that the outlook for insurance companies is no longer clear because the law's insurance exchangeshaven't been attracting enough younger individuals. In addition, Moody's analysts were concerned that the Obama administration has been changing regulations after insurers had already set prices for the year.
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In a new report, the agency said that the outlook for insurance companies is no longer clear because the law's insurance exchangeshaven't been attracting enough younger individuals. In addition, Moody's analysts were concerned that the Obama administration has been changing regulations after insurers had already set prices for the year.
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A 'Tsunami' Of Store Closings Expected To Hit Retail
Get ready for the next era in retail—one that will be characterized by far fewer shops and smaller stores.
On Tuesday, Sears said that it will shutter its flagship store in downtown Chicago in April. It's the latest of about 300 store closures in the U.S. that Sears has made since 2010. The news follows announcements earlier this month of multiple store closings from major department stores J.C. Penney and Macy's.
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On Tuesday, Sears said that it will shutter its flagship store in downtown Chicago in April. It's the latest of about 300 store closures in the U.S. that Sears has made since 2010. The news follows announcements earlier this month of multiple store closings from major department stores J.C. Penney and Macy's.
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Property-Rights Fight Gains Ground In Virginia
'Difference between keeping small family farmers on the farm, or being forced off'
(Townhall) Fauquier County farmer Martha Boneta is hailing a bill that would give property owners a legal club to pummel overreaching government officials.
Boneta knows the stakes. In a widely reported showdown that sparked pitchfork protests in the community, Fauquier officials cited Boneta for selling homemade products on her farm. The county threatened her with $5,000-per-day fines for hosting a birthday party for eight 10-year-old girls, and for advertising pumpkin carvings.
Calling her ongoing legal battle with government officials a “prime example why we need legislation,” Boneta praised HB 1219, introduced by state Delegate Bob Marshall, R-Manassas.
(Townhall) Fauquier County farmer Martha Boneta is hailing a bill that would give property owners a legal club to pummel overreaching government officials.
Boneta knows the stakes. In a widely reported showdown that sparked pitchfork protests in the community, Fauquier officials cited Boneta for selling homemade products on her farm. The county threatened her with $5,000-per-day fines for hosting a birthday party for eight 10-year-old girls, and for advertising pumpkin carvings.
Calling her ongoing legal battle with government officials a “prime example why we need legislation,” Boneta praised HB 1219, introduced by state Delegate Bob Marshall, R-Manassas.
MEET GEORGE TSUNIS, OBAMA'S BUNGLING BUNDLER-TURNED-AMBASSADOR
George Tsunis, a businessman and lawyer from Long Island, NY, donated $50,000 to John McCain's campaign for president in 2008. In 2012, he switched sides, and bundled nearly $1 million in donations for the Obama campaign. So, naturally, like other bundlers with no foreign policy experience, he was near the top of the list for a plum ambassadorial post. Unfortunately, the Senate still has retained the formality of confirmation hearings.
The future U.S. Ambassador to Norway flubbed, badly, in his hearings--or, as one Norwegian website put it, gave a "a faltering, incoherent performance" that "display[ed] total ignorance of Norway." Tsunis endured the indignity of being corrected on factual points by none other than Sen. McCain himself, but remained "apparently under the impression that the country is a republic rather than a constitutional monarchy."
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The future U.S. Ambassador to Norway flubbed, badly, in his hearings--or, as one Norwegian website put it, gave a "a faltering, incoherent performance" that "display[ed] total ignorance of Norway." Tsunis endured the indignity of being corrected on factual points by none other than Sen. McCain himself, but remained "apparently under the impression that the country is a republic rather than a constitutional monarchy."
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No New Taxes This Year, O’Malley Says, But Vinny DeMarco Seeks One More
Little news is expected from Thursday’s State of the State address, since the governor’s final budget and legislative package have been rolled out.
But along with the usual talk of “tough choices” and “moving forward,” Gov. Martin O’Malley is likely to tout that he balanced his proposed fiscal 2015 budget with “no new taxes or fees” — the first time in six years he can say that.
Thank God, most Marylanders would agree, but not Vinny DeMarco, persistent advocate of higher taxes on cigarettes and booze for the sake of public health as president of Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative.
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But along with the usual talk of “tough choices” and “moving forward,” Gov. Martin O’Malley is likely to tout that he balanced his proposed fiscal 2015 budget with “no new taxes or fees” — the first time in six years he can say that.
Thank God, most Marylanders would agree, but not Vinny DeMarco, persistent advocate of higher taxes on cigarettes and booze for the sake of public health as president of Maryland Citizens’ Health Initiative.
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GALLUP: Obama On Track To Be Most Polarizing President Ever In US History...
(US News & World Report) -- President Barack Obama, long fiercely defended by Democrats and demonized by Republicans, is on pace to be the most polarizing president in American history, according to Gallup. But that may not be all his fault; it could be a sign of the times.
During Obama's fifth year in office, 82 percent of Democrats and just 11 percent of Republicans approved of the job he was doing, marking a 71 percent partisan gap, according to a Gallup polling analysis released Thursday. That's the fourth most polarizing year in Gallup's records, but down from the 76 percent gap during his fourth year – also his re-election year – which is typically a president's most polarizing.
During Obama's fifth year in office, 82 percent of Democrats and just 11 percent of Republicans approved of the job he was doing, marking a 71 percent partisan gap, according to a Gallup polling analysis released Thursday. That's the fourth most polarizing year in Gallup's records, but down from the 76 percent gap during his fourth year – also his re-election year – which is typically a president's most polarizing.
Is The China Bank Run Beginning? Farmers Co-Op Unable To Pay Depositors
While most of the attention in the Chinese shadow banking system is focused on the Credit Equals Gold #1 Trust's default, as we first brought to investors' attention here, and the PBOC has thrown nearly CNY 400 billion at the market in the last few days, there appears to be a bigger problem brewing. As China's CNR reports, depositors in some of Yancheng City's largest farmers' co-operative mutual fund societies ("banks") have been unable to withdraw "hundreds of millions" in deposits in the last few weeks. "Everyone wants to borrow and no one wants to save," warned one 'salesperson', "and loan repayments are difficult to recover." There is "no money" and the doors are locked.
The locked doors of one farmers' co-op...
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The locked doors of one farmers' co-op...
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Senate Report Drops Another Benghazi Bombshell
Pentagon unaware the Benghazi annex existed
(Tea Party) – In a stunning bombshell released in the Senate report on the September 11, 2012 Benghazi attack, it was revealed that the mere existence of the CIA annex that was besieged during the deadly terrorist attack was unknown the commander of the US forces in Africa.
This staggering detail raises red flags and a steady stream of questions. What was going down at that annex and at the US special mission nearby and why were key members of the Defense Department not aware of it—including those personnel responsible for responding to emergency situations? Why, on the night of that attack, was command of an elite unit known as C-110, or EUCOM CIF, transferred from European command to United States Africa Command (AFRICOM.)
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(Tea Party) – In a stunning bombshell released in the Senate report on the September 11, 2012 Benghazi attack, it was revealed that the mere existence of the CIA annex that was besieged during the deadly terrorist attack was unknown the commander of the US forces in Africa.
This staggering detail raises red flags and a steady stream of questions. What was going down at that annex and at the US special mission nearby and why were key members of the Defense Department not aware of it—including those personnel responsible for responding to emergency situations? Why, on the night of that attack, was command of an elite unit known as C-110, or EUCOM CIF, transferred from European command to United States Africa Command (AFRICOM.)
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PLUNGE SAFETY A TOP PRIORITY - LIST OF PLUNGER PREP TIPS
(ANNAPOLIS, MD) -- The organizing team of the Maryland State Police Polar Bear Plunge for Special Olympics is reminding all those participating in or visiting the event tomorrow that their safety is a top priority and it is vital to heed safety precautions.
Conditions for tomorrow's 18th annual Plunge are not the coldest they have been, but the medical support team, headed by the Johns Hopkins Department of Emergency Medicine, is advising those participating and visiting to use common sense and adhere to safety tips. All persons attending the Plunge are reminded to dress warmly and stay warm until it is time to take their quick dip into the Bay. The Plunge announcer will be instructing participants to change into swim attire in the heated changing tents no sooner than 15 minutes before the 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. plunges. Plungers should keep skin exposure to a minimum. Some show up at the venue in their swim attire in the morning. This is NOT recommended, due to the cold temperatures and wind expected tomorrow.
In addition to dressing warmly, everyone is encouraged to visit one of the many heated tents throughout the venue that will be open and warm all day. These include the Carnival Funfest tent, the Rams Head Ice Lodge, the 98 Rock Hot Spot, and the Astro Family Fun Zone.
Other components of the Plunge medical team include professionals from the Anne Arundel County Fire Department and Maryland State Police tactical medics, as well as personnel from several volunteer fire companies. Medical teams will be roving throughout the venue to assist anyone in need of medical attention and will be on the lookout for persons not heeding our advice to stay covered and warm. A red and white striped medical tent will also be staffed with professionals and is located at the entrance to the event venue.
Other advice for plungers includes making sure shoes are worn for the plunge. Old athletic shoes are the best. Flip flops are not recommended.
There is no requirement regarding how 'wet' you get when you plunge. It is fine if you only get your ankles wet. No one is measuring how far you go in. If you have signed up, but would prefer not to plunge, that is fine too. If you have raised the minimum of $75, you will get your plunge sweatshirt and know you have supported a very worthwhile cause, whether or not you plunged.
The Plunge team is recommending that no one go all the way under. One absolute is that there should be NO DIVING! The water is much too shallow and any type of headfirst dive could be very dangerous.
There is snow throughout the Plunge venue. Those attending are urged to use caution and refrain from running.
The medical team is also reminding participants that cold weather and alcohol do not mix well. Alcohol is prohibited in the venue except at three specific locations. Officials will be verifying IDs and monitoring individuals to attempt to ensure excessive alcohol use does not occur. Police will be patrolling all areas of the venue and issuing citations or making arrests for alcohol use and or disorderly conduct.
Persons who think they may need medical attention are urged to visit the medical tent, or to contact any of the dozens of state troopers, police officers, or security personnel who will be in uniform and patrolling throughout the venue. Each will have communication with the State Police Command Post, which will dispatch assistance immediately.
Conditions for tomorrow's 18th annual Plunge are not the coldest they have been, but the medical support team, headed by the Johns Hopkins Department of Emergency Medicine, is advising those participating and visiting to use common sense and adhere to safety tips. All persons attending the Plunge are reminded to dress warmly and stay warm until it is time to take their quick dip into the Bay. The Plunge announcer will be instructing participants to change into swim attire in the heated changing tents no sooner than 15 minutes before the 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. plunges. Plungers should keep skin exposure to a minimum. Some show up at the venue in their swim attire in the morning. This is NOT recommended, due to the cold temperatures and wind expected tomorrow.
In addition to dressing warmly, everyone is encouraged to visit one of the many heated tents throughout the venue that will be open and warm all day. These include the Carnival Funfest tent, the Rams Head Ice Lodge, the 98 Rock Hot Spot, and the Astro Family Fun Zone.
Other components of the Plunge medical team include professionals from the Anne Arundel County Fire Department and Maryland State Police tactical medics, as well as personnel from several volunteer fire companies. Medical teams will be roving throughout the venue to assist anyone in need of medical attention and will be on the lookout for persons not heeding our advice to stay covered and warm. A red and white striped medical tent will also be staffed with professionals and is located at the entrance to the event venue.
Other advice for plungers includes making sure shoes are worn for the plunge. Old athletic shoes are the best. Flip flops are not recommended.
There is no requirement regarding how 'wet' you get when you plunge. It is fine if you only get your ankles wet. No one is measuring how far you go in. If you have signed up, but would prefer not to plunge, that is fine too. If you have raised the minimum of $75, you will get your plunge sweatshirt and know you have supported a very worthwhile cause, whether or not you plunged.
The Plunge team is recommending that no one go all the way under. One absolute is that there should be NO DIVING! The water is much too shallow and any type of headfirst dive could be very dangerous.
There is snow throughout the Plunge venue. Those attending are urged to use caution and refrain from running.
The medical team is also reminding participants that cold weather and alcohol do not mix well. Alcohol is prohibited in the venue except at three specific locations. Officials will be verifying IDs and monitoring individuals to attempt to ensure excessive alcohol use does not occur. Police will be patrolling all areas of the venue and issuing citations or making arrests for alcohol use and or disorderly conduct.
Persons who think they may need medical attention are urged to visit the medical tent, or to contact any of the dozens of state troopers, police officers, or security personnel who will be in uniform and patrolling throughout the venue. Each will have communication with the State Police Command Post, which will dispatch assistance immediately.
Grants To Help Wicomico Restore Boat Ramps
SALISBURY – Wicomico County accepted a couple of grants this week from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to repair boat ramps.
Before the Wicomico County Council on Tuesday morning were two resolutions to accept grants from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
The first resolution authorized County Executive Rick Pollitt to accept a grant award in the amount of $99,000 from the DNR for restoration to the Wetipquin Boat Ramp.
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Before the Wicomico County Council on Tuesday morning were two resolutions to accept grants from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
The first resolution authorized County Executive Rick Pollitt to accept a grant award in the amount of $99,000 from the DNR for restoration to the Wetipquin Boat Ramp.
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El Supremo And His Wall Of Flags
When President Obama chose a Friday before a three-day holiday weekend to address a matter as profound as the NSA spying scandal, I suspected he would raise issues that he hoped the media would ignore. That’s because the Reagan White House did a study in the early 1980s and concluded that Fridays are low-value news days and thus a good time to bury the lead, so to speak. Every president since then has followed that lead.
Instead of addressing the massive violations of the natural and constitutionally protected right to privacy, instead of acknowledging that but for the personal courage of Edward Snowden his administration would still be pulling the wool over our eyes, instead of reestablishing the serious constitutional and civil liberties bona fides he established for himself as a U.S. senator, the president defended his massive spying as a necessary tool in the fight to maintain national security and offered only a placebo to its critics.
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Instead of addressing the massive violations of the natural and constitutionally protected right to privacy, instead of acknowledging that but for the personal courage of Edward Snowden his administration would still be pulling the wool over our eyes, instead of reestablishing the serious constitutional and civil liberties bona fides he established for himself as a U.S. senator, the president defended his massive spying as a necessary tool in the fight to maintain national security and offered only a placebo to its critics.
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WCSO Press Release 1-22-14
Incident: Assault
Date of Incident: 22 January 2014
Location: 29000 block of West Line Road, Delmar, MD
Suspect: William Henry McCullom, 65, Delmar, MD
Narrative: On 22 January 2014 at 8:04 AM a deputy responded to a reported altercation at a residence in the 29000 block of West Line Road in Delmar, MD. Upon arrival, the deputy met with a female subject in the driveway who advised that she had been in an argument with her husband, William McCullom, when he punched her in the face. During the incident, the deputy observed signs of injury on the victim that corroborated her account.
The deputy placed McCullom under arrest and transported him to the Central Booking Unit where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance the Commissioner detained McCullom in the Detention Center in lieu of $10,000.00 bond.
Charges: Assault
McCullom, William
Incident: Violation of a Protective Order
Date of Incident: 21 January 2014
Location: 4000 block of Harvest Lane, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Andrew Coffey, 39, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 21 January 2014 at 10:56 PM, a deputy arrested Andrew Coffey in connection with the repeated violation of a protective order. The order prohibited Coffey from contacting his estranged wife but he repeatedly did just that via text messaging between October and December 2013. At the end of December Coffey’s wife filed a complaint that led to his arrest.
Upon arrest, Coffey was transported to the Central Booking Unit where he was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Coffey was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $7,500.00 bond.
Charges: Violation of a Protective Order and Harassment
Coffey, Andrew
Incident: Assault
Date of Incident: 21 January 2014
Location: 6000 block of Refuge Lane, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: Kayla Marie Harding, 18, Salisbury, MD
Narrative: On 21 January 2014 at 7:06 AM, a deputy arrested Kayla Harding in connection with an assault she allegedly perpetrated. In this incident, Harding stands accused of striking a male subject intentionally with her vehicle which threw the victim up onto the car.
Upon arrest the deputy transported Harding to the Central Booking Unit where she was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, the Commissioner detained Harding in the Detention Center in lieu of $75,000.00 bond.
Charges: Assault 1st Degree and Reckless Endangerment
Harding, Kayla
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Releasing Authority: Lt. Tim Robinson Date: 24 January 2014
White House Rejects Review Board Finding That NSA Data Sweep Is Illegal
The White House on Thursday disputed the findings of an independent review board that said the National Security Agency's mass data collection program is illegal and should be ended, indicating the administration would not be taking that advice.
"We simply disagree with the board's analysis on the legality of the program," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said.
He was responding to a scathing report from The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), which said the program ran afoul of the law on several fronts.
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"We simply disagree with the board's analysis on the legality of the program," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said.
He was responding to a scathing report from The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), which said the program ran afoul of the law on several fronts.
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Film Series Kicks Off With Local Director’s Documentary
Director Holiday Johnson met last week with The Dispatch to discuss her movie, the upcoming film screenings and the role of documentaries as a tool for conservation.
With the tagline “the hunters are now the hunted,” the movie examines the practice of “shark fining,” the removal of fins from an often live shark. According to Johnson, the practice has sparked a rapid decline among many shark species in certain areas. Fins are often the main ingredient in a soup that is popular overseas.
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Omega-3s Slow Brain Aging, Say Researchers
Older women with higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids in their blood had slightly less brain shrinkage than women with low fatty acid levels in a new study.
The results may suggest that omega-3s protect the brain from the loss of volume that happens with normal aging and is seen more severely in people with dementia, the researchers say.
The results may suggest that omega-3s protect the brain from the loss of volume that happens with normal aging and is seen more severely in people with dementia, the researchers say.
The Lost War Against Dependency
Since this year will mark the 50th anniversary of the “War on Poverty,” we can expect many comments and commemorations of this landmark legislation in the development of the American welfare state.
The actual signing of the War on Poverty legislation took place in August 1964, so the 50th anniversary is some months away. But there have already been statements in the media and in politics proclaiming that this vast and costly array of anti-poverty programs “worked.”
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O'Malley's Fiscal House Of Cards
The Maryland governor has increased spending by $10 billion, yet he still claims to have cut the budget
Gov. Martin O'Malley released his fiscal year 2015 budget this week, and once again he made his long used but false claim that he has cut the state budget.
The budget when Mr. O'Malley's first took office was $28.8 billion, according to the Department of Legislative Services; his latest proposal would spend $39.2 billion. The back of the envelope math tells us the budget has grown by $10.4 billion — an increase of roughly 36 percent. The legislature can cut from his proposal.
Where are the cuts? Well that depends on your definition of the word "cut." A normal person would take the word cut to mean spending less money than the previous year. But this is Annapolis, where the definition of a "cut" is merely a reduction in spending growth. You see, the state's leaders believe they are entitled to spend as much as they want, and spending any less than that is a cut.
This is how Mr. O'Malley can talk about simultaneously making both record spending cuts and record investments, i.e. spending.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley released his fiscal year 2015 budget this week, and once again he made his long used but false claim that he has cut the state budget.
The budget when Mr. O'Malley's first took office was $28.8 billion, according to the Department of Legislative Services; his latest proposal would spend $39.2 billion. The back of the envelope math tells us the budget has grown by $10.4 billion — an increase of roughly 36 percent. The legislature can cut from his proposal.
Where are the cuts? Well that depends on your definition of the word "cut." A normal person would take the word cut to mean spending less money than the previous year. But this is Annapolis, where the definition of a "cut" is merely a reduction in spending growth. You see, the state's leaders believe they are entitled to spend as much as they want, and spending any less than that is a cut.
This is how Mr. O'Malley can talk about simultaneously making both record spending cuts and record investments, i.e. spending.
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Blimplike Surveillance Craft Set To Deploy Over Maryland Heighten Privacy Concerns
The aerostats — that is the term for lighter-than-air craft that are tethered to the ground — are to be set aloft on Army-owned land about 45 miles northeast of Washington, near Aberdeen Proving Ground, for a three-year test slated to start in October. From a vantage of 10,000 feet, they will cast a vast radar net from Raleigh, N.C., to Boston and out to Lake Erie, with the goal of detecting cruise missiles or enemy aircraft so they could be intercepted before reaching the capital.
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Voter Fraud
It's coming! Obama panel urges voting with iPad
Presidential commission not worried about threat of hacking
In largely unreported text, President Obama’s special commission on election reform recommended tablet computers, such as iPads, be used to cast votes.
Obama’s 10-person Presidential Commission on Election Administration released its recommendations Wednesday in a 99-page document available online.
Much of the media coverage of the commission’s conclusions focused on a summary of key recommendations provided by the White House.
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Wicomico Job Outlook Leads To Income Tax Shortfall
SALISBURY – A shortfall in estimated Wicomico County jobs has created a shortfall in anticipated income tax revenue that county officials hope to fill by pulling funds from the Roads Department.
According to Director of Finance Andy Mackel, income tax revenue estimates are based on a formula derived from the statistical relationship between the number of county citizens who are employed during the calendar year and the income tax receipts distributed to the county during the succeeding full fiscal year. For example, employment levels in calendar year 2013 will determine revenue in fiscal year 2015. Eighty-one percent of the change in income tax revenue is explained by changes in employment, Mackel said.
The income tax revenue estimate for FY14 was constructed last year in February. At that time, employment growth had been strong for 26 consecutive months at 2 percent per year for a total of 2,076 jobs. The upward trend appeared to be moderating, so the FY14 growth was estimated at 1.1 percent for a total increase of 540 jobs, which mirrored the growth rate between the years 2000 and 2003.
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According to Director of Finance Andy Mackel, income tax revenue estimates are based on a formula derived from the statistical relationship between the number of county citizens who are employed during the calendar year and the income tax receipts distributed to the county during the succeeding full fiscal year. For example, employment levels in calendar year 2013 will determine revenue in fiscal year 2015. Eighty-one percent of the change in income tax revenue is explained by changes in employment, Mackel said.
The income tax revenue estimate for FY14 was constructed last year in February. At that time, employment growth had been strong for 26 consecutive months at 2 percent per year for a total of 2,076 jobs. The upward trend appeared to be moderating, so the FY14 growth was estimated at 1.1 percent for a total increase of 540 jobs, which mirrored the growth rate between the years 2000 and 2003.
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Because So Many Of You No Longer Get The Daily Times, Let Me Tell You Something...
There was a time many came to me and said, why all the articles now? Our goal was to search out daily to find information that would educate the public as to what WE feel was about to come to the Shore.
We've delivered UNEMPLOYMENT numbers, the County Executive called us liars. We delivered factual information about foreclosure forecasts and again your elected officials kept telling people we didn't know what we were talking about.
With foreclosures now up some 430% in Wicomico County, a deficit of almost $3,5 MILLION dollars in Wicomico Income tax because of the 1,200 lost jobs per month on average for more than a year and NOW I'm about to share with you some information you probably didn't know.
In yesterday's Daily Times Classified section, (almost extinct with the exception of foreclosures) there were TWENTY FOUR foreclosures, EIGHTEEN of which were from Wicomico County! On a normal day you might see maybe four foreclosures for the entire region, just to give you a little history.
Ladies & Gentlemen, this is just the beginning. The DEPRESSION is about to hit Wicomico County. Look, I know of one very proud local elderly lady who is starting to sell off what little she has left just to come up with money for HEATING OIL! Local Banks are even having similar problems with CAR LOANS right now. IF the repossessions had to be legally posted the Daily Times would NEVER have to go out of business.
When we deliver national news telling you one out of five households are on some kind of assistance, know that it is a LOT worse here on the Shore. The Eastern Shore doesn't have a Washington D.C. to fall back on for local government jobs. The government actually LOVES the fact that newspapers at this time are dying because they know the masses aren't seeing these foreclosures on Blogs and Social Media because by law it's not acceptable.
It is time to begin to hold OUR local elected officials accountable. It's time to get rid of Rick Pollitt and his entire administration and replace him with a strong, (proven) business person. It's time to CHANGE the law on the shore that you have to live here for 5 years first. This secures the GOOD OL' BOYS and NOTHING will ever change until you demand this be turned around immediately. Heck, OBAMA wasn't from Washington, D.C., nor was ANY other President, if you get my DRIFT.
Things are about to get really bad here on the Shore and don't you ever say we didn't warn you. Heck, the Daily Times has these classified ads in their own damn newspaper and don't even tell you how bad a problem it is here. How sick is that!
The Two Words That Cost Medicare Patients Thousands
When it comes to Medicare claims, it’s all about the fine print on your hospital chart. Find out how being “under observation” can cost you.
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SFD Calls For Service 1-23-14
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 22:45:14Nature: Difficulty BreathingCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 22:12:21Nature: Automatic AlarmAddress: 320 Mill Pond Ln Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 21:56:58Nature: ChokingCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 21:45:42Nature: Automatic AlarmAddress: 1315 S Division St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 20:57:06Nature: Abdominal PainCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 19:10:26Nature: Flood With Electrical HazardsAddress: 805 E Church St Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 17:29:42Nature: SeizureCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 16:54:46Nature: HemorrhagingCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 16:43:10Nature: Delayed AmbulanceAddress: 206 Atlantic Ave Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 16:21:17Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 16:00:57Nature: Unconscious SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 14:21:12Nature: StrokeCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 14:10:24Nature: Pi AccidentAddress: N Salisbury Blvd and alexander Ave Salisbury, MD 21802
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 13:28:37Nature: Automatic AlarmAddress: 1301 Whittier Dr Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 12:54:49Nature: Medical AssistAddress: 311 Phillip Morris Dr Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 12:54:43Nature: ChokingCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 12:42:21Nature: Altered Mental StatusCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 11:09:00Nature: Medical AlarmCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 10:50:26Nature: SeizureCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 10:27:28Nature: Flood With Electrical HazardsAddress: 2407 E Naylor Mill Rd Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 10:11:11Nature: Medical AssistAddress: 351 Deers Head Hospital Rd Salisbury, MD 21801
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 07:25:04Nature: Unconscious SubjectCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 07:09:36Nature: Difficulty BreathingCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 06:48:15Nature: Difficulty BreathingCity: Salisbury
- Thursday January, 23 2014 @ 03:02:27Nature: Flood With Electrical HazardsAddress: 514 Hollyridge Ct Salisbury, MD 21801
You Are Not Going To Want To Miss Tomorrows Post By George Chevallier
DEMOCRAT FUND RAISING LETTER ACCUSES REPUBLICANS OF A 'REVOLTING ANTI CHOICE AGENDA'
Women’s Health Rapid Response Fund accused Republicans of embracing a “revolting anti-choice agenda” for supporting pro-life candidates and organizations.
The media and fundraising apparatus of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, is making the most of the 41st anniversary of “Roe v Wade.” They are imploring supporters for donations to “show Boehner that there are consequences for Republicans unrelenting war against women.”
Moreover, the fundraising letter cites that Republicans are trying to bring a bill to the house floor that could force rape survivors to face “abortion audits.”
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The media and fundraising apparatus of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, is making the most of the 41st anniversary of “Roe v Wade.” They are imploring supporters for donations to “show Boehner that there are consequences for Republicans unrelenting war against women.”
Moreover, the fundraising letter cites that Republicans are trying to bring a bill to the house floor that could force rape survivors to face “abortion audits.”
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