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Radio??? What's Wrong? Call Them. Request It People!

Hey Joe,

I am writing you to vent a little bit if I may. My issue(s) is with our local radio stations. I am not going to name any names, but they know who there are. We here at Top Notch Entertainment have done EVERYTHING we can to bring attention to us trying to raise funds by producing a song for Sarah. We went to the newspapers... they covered it and added a clip of the song. The Seaford star has covered it. Sheriff Mike Lewis stands behind this project 100% and has informed me that anyone who has in questions about the "realness" of this movement to contact him personally at the Sheriff's Department. And the biggest support of the movement has been YOU. You have the biggest machine in our local area as far as getting the word out. Your site is the most viewed one in our area PERIOD! You have given us time on your site, promoted the song on your site and even allowed us to perform it on your upcoming TV/internet show and what most people don't know is you have even contributed money from your OWN POCKET to help with the reproducing of the cd's when we couldn't. Man, GOD bless you for all you have done Joe. Not for me... not for my music family... but for Sarah. Your one of the reason's we will be at the big event for Sarah (1/31/2009-Sunday 9am till 2pm at Chef Fred's in Salisbury, sponsor by Hope Entertainment). Because you helped us and believe in us and we won't let you down Joe. I promise you that. Thank you and GOD bless you again.

With that said, I reached out to radio asking them to play the song and bring some type of awareness to it. That way at the event people will be familiar with the song. Nothing! I called them and asked was I doing something wrong to get the song played. They informed me that they have alot of music made for Sarah from people. I then wrote them and tried to show them the difference with us and "other people". Personally, I think it was beautiful of people to try to make some type of tribute to Sarah. They (the radio) think people are doing it for "exposure". This song isn't the type of song you make for that. Trust me. I even told them we don't have to do a interview for it...just play the song. The community will take it from there. It is a beautiful song. It really is.

So now here I am asking for your "power of communication" to help again (Man, I know your tired of us-haha). I am asking you to post this letter asking people to call the station and request the song. I think that's the only way they will do it. You would think they wouldn't have a problem with it, but it is what it is. I just want people to hear the song. I want the people that knew Sarah to know that you didn't have to "know" her in person to "know" her in spirit. The 3,000 people who came out to search for her felt like they knew her. Trust me. I felt like we knew her when we did the song. And to everyone, it's not about exposure. We don't benefit from this at all. And trust me, we will be back next Christmas doing the same thing. Like the song said; 'Within us she will forever live on..more than words...more than thoughts...more than just a song".

So people PLEASE call them. Bug them about playing the song.1 (302) 853-0144 (that's the request line- Wow. I guess I just told you the station huh). 1 (302) 856-6163 is the main number. Call them! Leave messages, request it. WE want to share it with everyone cause we all were affected by this. A lot of love was put into it. You can hear it. Trust me. Thanks again Joe, aka "Mr. Do It All"- Haha. GOD BLESS

Thomas-Ceo of Top Notch Ent.

Editors Note: You will see these Artists perform this song LIVE tomorrow on our 1 Hour Long "Joe Albero Show" Special at 9:00 AM. Also Note: The event at Chef Freds has not been set in stone, (date wise) and it's looking more like February now. You can listen to a portion of this song in the top right hand corner of this Blog.

‘Train From Hell’ Arrives Almost A Day Late

Passengers complain of 19-hour delay, shortage of food and water

Pulling into Chicago almost a full day behind schedule, one Amtrak passenger recounted "the train from hell," and others are vowing they will never use the rail service again.

Amtrak's California Zephyr arrived 19 hours late full of "tired, hungry and stinky" passengers, according to a story posted on WMAQ's Web site.

The train was plagued by severe weather and other mishaps, the Chicago NBC affiliate reported.

GO HERE to read more.

Salisbury Fire Department To Conduct “After The Fire” Program This Weekend

Several Salisbury neighborhoods, including the Second Street area and Upland Drive area, have experienced the devastation of fire firsthand in the past few weeks.

The Salisbury Fire Department “After the Fire” Program was created to go back to the neighborhoods recently affected by the tragedy and destruction of fire to help educate and promote fire safety.

The Salisbury Fire Department will be going door to door in each neighborhood, Saturday, January 9th, from 1-3pm. Firefighters will be speaking to residents about fire safety; handing out literature; testing, and when needed, installing smoke detectors. It is the mission of the Salisbury Fire Department to attempt to prevent all fires before they occur, but when we are unable, we will stop, regroup, go to each surrounding home and try to get everyone on track with the basics.

There were not any working smoke detectors to alert the occupants of the Second Street fire, though they were able to escape; it is unknown at this time due to severity of damage if there were functioning smoke detectors in the Upland Drive structure fire. The Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office is still conducting investigations into both incidents to determine the cause.

At the time of this press release, a third house fire had occurred in Salisbury, located on Richmond Avenue, and plans are being made for an “After the Fire” program in that neighborhood.

If you or someone you know is in need of a working smoke detector for their home, please contact the Salisbury Fire Department at 410-548-3120. We urge everyone to test their detectors in their home and practice their escape plan with their family.

GOVERNOR MARTIN O’MALLEY ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES TAX CREDIT PROGRAM

Governor seeks $50 million, three-year program to create jobs, revitalize communities

Governor announced four project awards in Central Maryland under existing program set to expire

BALTIMORE, MD (January 8, 2010) – Governor Martin O’Malley today announced plans to create the Sustainable Communities Tax Credit program to propel smart and sustainable growth in historic areas and existing communities well-served by transit and infrastructure. The $50 million, three-year program will help create construction and rehabilitation jobs, revitalize neighborhoods, and spur economic development with each project. The new program will replace and improve upon the 14-year-old Heritage Structure Rehabilitation Tax Credit program, which is set to expire in June.

“The program represents the best of public investment and private enterprise as we continue to seek ways to fuel economic growth and create jobs,” said Governor O’Malley. “The success of the program in recent years cannot be understated. These projects will help revitalize historic communities, strengthen a green economy throughout our State, and create new construction and rehabilitation jobs in every corner of Maryland.”

The existing Heritage Tax Credit has invested more than $347 million in Maryland revitalization projects since 1996. Those projects have produced more than $1.5 billion in total direct rehabilitation expenditures by owners and developers. Coupled with wages, both construction and new jobs, and State and local revenues generated, this equates to more than $8.50 in economic output for every $1 invested by State government.

A report last year by the non-profit Abell Foundation concluded that commercial projects over the life of the program have employed roughly 15,120 people, earning $673.1 million in 2009 dollars. The state’s tax credit investment in labor-intensive building renovation has generated 1,850 more jobs than would have been created had the same funds been used for new construction, the foundation reported.

Governor O’Malley used today’s opportunity to announce $5 million in Maryland Heritage Structure Rehabilitation Tax Credits for four projects in Central Maryland. Receiving awards are:

Union Mill in Baltimore City: $2,920,000 tax credit for $20,000,000 project by Seawall Development Company to turn vacant manufacturing structure into residential and commercial space.

Proctor House in Bel Air: $100,000 tax credit for $500,000 project by Kelly Financial Group, LLC to turn vacant/storage space into commercial offices.

Two projects at the National Park Seminary development in Silver Spring: $800,000 tax credit for $4,000,000 project by the Alexander Company to turn vacant gymnasium into 12 residences. And $1,180,000 tax credit for $5,900,000 by the Alexander Company to turn vacant space and utility structures into 15 residential units.
The governor made his announcement before federal, state and local officials and community leaders at the site of the Union Mill (historically Druid Mill) development in Baltimore's Hampden community. Seawall Development is restoring what was the largest stone mill in Maryland into teacher apartments and office space utilizing L.E.E.D. "green"-certified standards.

"New legislation for 2010 seeks to strengthen the effectiveness of the tax credit program as an incentive for smart and sustainable growth,” said Maryland Secretary of Planning Richard E. Hall, who chairs the Governor’s Smart Growth Subcabinet. “By expanding program eligibility and coordinating it more closely with related state programs, the tax credit will benefit more communities across the state as a critical redevelopment and revitalization tool. One of Maryland’s most effective Smart, Green & Growing tools should not be allowed to sunset this year.”

The program is administered by the Maryland Department of Planning, and provides Maryland income tax credits equal to 20 percent of the qualified capital costs expended in the rehabilitation of a certified heritage structure. The tax credits are available for owner-occupied residential property as well as income-producing property. For more information about the program, visit Planning.Maryland.gov.

Salisbury Police Department Press Releases

On January 6, 2010 at approximately 1:10 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to the area of South Boulevard for the report of a subject in possession of stolen property. Upon arrival the officers located the below listed suspect in a vehicle. A check of the vehicle revealed property stolen from a residential garage on Long Avenue. The property was recovered.

ARRESTED: Zachary Christopher Hufnell, 20 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Theft (under $ 100)

DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 201000000706


On January 6, 2010 at approximately 1:44 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to a vacant residence on the three hundred (300) block of Martin St. for the report of a burglary. Upon arrival the officers met with a witness who advised that he had observed a subject exiting the residence with stolen property. The witness is employed by the owner of the residence to maintain the residence. Upon his arrival the witness observed the suspect take a quantity of copper tubing from the residence and flee from the area on a bicycle. Officers located the suspect who was positively identified by the witness. The copper tubing that had been cut from the residence was recovered from the suspect’s backpack.

ARRESTED: Warren Hammond, 52 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Fourth degree burglary
Theft (under $ 100)
Malicious destruction of property
Burglary to commit theft

DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking CC # 201000000742

On January 7, 2010 at approximately 6:30 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police were on routine patrol in the area of W. Church St. and Poplar Hill Avenue and conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle operated by below listed suspect # 1 for traffic violations. During the traffic stop it was found that suspect # 1’s license was suspended. Suspect # 1 was taken into custody and a check of the vehicle revealed a smoking device containing suspected “crack”/cocaine. Suspect # 2 was a passenger in the vehicle in close proximity to the smoking device.

ARRESTED # 1: April Christine Figgs, 25 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Driving while suspended
Possession of cocaine
Possession of cds/paraphernalia
Driving without a license

ARRESTED #2: Kimberly Renee Worley, 18 years of age
Pittsville, Maryland

CHARGES: Possession of cocaine
Possession of cds/paraphernalia

DISPOSITION: Both released to Central Booking
CC # 201000000858


On January 7, 2010 at approximately 10:25 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to the six hundred (600) block of Light Street for the report of a residence that had been damaged by spray painting. The investigation of the incident revealed that the below listed suspects had come into possession of black spray paint and were responsible for the spray painted damage.

ARRESTED #1: Juvenile, 12 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

ARRESTED #2: Juvenile, 15 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES (both): Malicious destruction of property

DISPOSITION: Both juveniles released to parents CC # 201000000851

Board of Education To Consider Revisions to Policy On Cocurricular And Extracurricular Activity Eligibility

The Wicomico County Board of Education at its Jan. 12 Board meeting will decide whether to approve on first reading a proposal to increase the minimum grade point average (GPA) for extracurricular activities to 1.85 in for the 2010-11 school year, and to 2.0 the year after that. A second reading on the draft policy would also be needed, and that would most likely occur at the Feb. 9 Board meeting.

Since last year, a task force has been reviewing Wicomico’s minimum GPA requirement of 1.6 on a 4.0 scale. Superintendent of Schools Dr. John Fredericksen and Director of Secondary Education Kimberly Miles presented the task force’s recommendations and a draft policy on Cocurricular and Extracurricular Activity Eligibility to the Board Tuesday, Jan. 5, at a work session.

Middle and high schools will send a copy of the draft policy home with students on Monday, Jan. 11. Schools will also make a ParentLink call to parents and guardians to let them know about the proposal and upcoming meetings on it.

The proposed policy is also posted here. Comments or concerns may be e-mailed to comments@wcboe.org, and the Board will take public comments at the Jan. 12 Board meeting.

Eastern Shore Global Warming?

GOVERNOR O’MALLEY TO ANNOUNCE CYBER SECURITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Governor to unveil State’s first comprehensive inventory of cyber security sector and release CyberMaryland Report

BALTIMORE, MD (January 8, 2010) – Next Monday, Governor Martin O’Malley, joined by U.S. Senators Barbara A. Mikulski and Ben Cardin, U.S. Congressman C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Lt. Governor Anthony Brown, Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development Secretary Christian Johannsson, and other federal and military officials and business leaders, will announce and outline a cyber security economic development plan that will strengthen the State’s already strong cyber security industry and increase career and business opportunities for Marylanders. In addition, Governor O’Malley will kick off the “CyberMaryland” Summit, and will release Maryland’s first comprehensive inventory of the cyber security sector in Maryland, the “CyberMaryland” Report.

The announcement and the Summit will be held this Monday, January 11, 2010 at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a non-regulatory federal agency within the U.S. Department of Commerce, charged with advancing and promoting U.S. innovation and industrial competitiveness to enhance economic security. The Summit brings Maryland’s technology companies, research laboratories, federal facilities, key industry leaders, and university officials together to position Maryland as the leader in the nation’s cyber security industry.

GOVERNOR O'MALLEY APPOINTS ELIZABETH "BETH" SAMMIS AS ACTING MARYLAND INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

ANNAPOLIS, MD (January 8, 2010) - Governor Martin O'Malley today announced the appointment of Elizabeth “Beth” Sammis as Interim Maryland Insurance Commissioner, overseeing the regulation of Maryland's $26 billion insurance industry. Ms. Sammis has served as Deputy Commissioner for the Maryland Insurance Administration since 2007 focusing on legislative and regulatory policy, with an emphasis on health insurance. Ms. Sammis will replace Ralph S. Tyler, who took the position of Chief Legal Counsel to the federal Food and Drug Administration.

“Beth has been an extraordinary partner during my time as Commissioner,” said former Commissioner Ralph S. Tyler. “She has lead the effort to bring a sharper focus to the agency's mission of protecting consumers. Her expertise in health insurance will be a great asset to the state as the state prepares to implement federal health reform legislation.”

In her role as Deputy Commissioner, Ms. Sammis identifies regulatory gaps and recommends policy direction for health insurance matters. Prior to her appointment as Deputy Commissioner, Ms. Sammis served as Vice President of Government Affairs for United Healthcare for the Mid-Atlantic region. In that capacity, she identified public policy issues and recommended positions in Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, North Carolina and South Carolina, and spoke on behalf of the company with legislators, regulators and the media. From 2000 to 2004, Ms. Sammis served as Senior Vice-President of Corporate Communications and External Affairs at MAMSI, where she managed a department of seven public relations, marketing communication and graphic arts professionals, and identified public policy issues in Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Virginia and recommended positions to executive management. From 1998 to 2000, she served as Vice-President of Corporate Communications at MAMSI, and from 1996 to 1998, she served as Senior Director of Medicare/Medicaid and Government Relations at MAMSI. Ms. Sammis served as Deputy Director of Payment Systems, Benefits and Practice Parameters for the Health Care Access Cost Commission from 1993 to 1996, where she coordinated the development of a standard benefit plan for Maryland's small group market and HMO report cards. She was also a Legislative Analyst with the Department of Legislative Reference from 1985 to 1993.

Ms. Sammis obtained her Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of California, Berkeley, received her Master of Art in Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and received her Ph.D. in Sociology from the University of California, Los Angeles.

The Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA), founded as the Maryland Insurance Division in 1872, is an independent State agency located in downtown Baltimore. This agency regulates Maryland's $26 billion insurance industry and makes certain that insurance companies, health plans and producers (agents and brokers) comply with Maryland insurance law. The MIA also licenses over 11,000 producers and approximately 1,500 insurance companies, regulates insurance rates, monitors insurer solvency, investigates consumer complaints and travels across the State providing consumers with educational materials on insurance.

Today's Winter Wonderland

Plum Creek, just outside of Sharptown.

Prescription Drug Ring Shut Down

Location: Shady Lane, Rehoboth, DE

Date of Occurrence: January 6th, 2010, at approximately 3:15 pm

Defendants:

Michael Graver, 23 years old, of Lewes, DE
Jamison Spangle, 35 years old, of Georgetown, DE
Kenneth Boulden, 34 years old, of Rehoboth, DE
Scott Boulden, 24 years old, of Rehoboth, DE
Ricky Knight, 23 years old, of Rehoboth, DE
Aaron Patrycia, 24 years old, of Georgetown, DE

Resume: On January 6th, 2010, members of the Delaware State Police Sussex County Drug Unit along with members of the Governor’s Task Force conducted an investigation on a prescription drug ring. This prescription drug ring was operating from a home in the Rehoboth Beach area.

During the course of the investigation, it was determined that Michael Graver had been purchasing prescription drugs from Kenneth Boulden, while at Boulden's residence on Shady Lane, Rehoboth, DE. Michael Graver was at a local pharmacy with Jamison Spangle when he was taken into custody by members of the Task Force. After being placed in custody Michael Graver was found to be in possession of 10 Oxycodone and 3 Diazepam pills which he did not have a prescription for. Jamison Spangle was found to be in possession of marijuana, and also placed in custody.

Task Force members also executed a search warrant at the home of Kenneth Boulden. As a result of the search warrant Task Force members seized a .380 caliber handgun, Xanax pills, and drug paraphernalia. Kenneth Boulden, Scott Boulden, Ricky Knight, and Aaron Patrycia were all in the home on Shady Lane during the time of the search warrant. All four subjects were taken into custody without incident.

As a result of this investigation, six individuals in the Rehoboth/Lewes community were charged with multiple criminal offenses thus breaking up this prescription drug ring.

Michael Graver was formally charged with, 3 Counts of Possession with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance (f), Possession of a Hypodermic Syringe (m), and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (m). Michael Graver was arraigned and committed to Sussex Correction Institute in lieu of $13,000.00 secured bail.

Jamison Spangle was charged with Possession of Marijuana (m),and released.

Kenneth Boulden was formally charged with Possession of a Firearm by a Person Prohibited (f), Possession of Ammunition by a Person Prohibited (f), 3 counts of Delivery of a Controlled Substance (f), and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (m). Kenneth Boulden was arraigned and committed to Sussex Correction Institute in lieu of $16,000.00 secured bail.

Scott Boulden was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (m), and released.

Ricky Knight was found to be wanted out of Sussex County Court of Common Pleas for an unpaid fine. Ricky Knight was released after posting $50.00 cash bail.

Aaron Patrycia was formally charged with, 2 Counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance (m), and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (m). Aaron Patrycia was arraigned and released on $3,000.00 unsecured bond

Please Vote On This - 2nd Amendment

Obama's new Attorney General, Eric Holder, has already said this is one of his major issues.

This takes literally 2 clicks to complete. Please vote on this gun issue question with USA Today.

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Hopefully these results will be published later this month.

This upcoming year will become critical for gun owners with the Supreme Court's accepting the
District of Columbia case against the right for individuals to bear arms.

Here's what you need to do:

First - vote on this one.

Second - launch it to other folks and have THEM vote - then we will see if the results get published.

The Question is: "Does the Second Amendment give individuals the right to bear arms?"

Click on the link below and PLEASE vote Yes!

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Saturday's 1 Hour Special "The Joe Albero Show"

While we understand not everyone watching our Show lives in the area and or has cable, we will provide this Special Edition Show on line from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM. After 10:00 AM we will pull the Show as it will take up too much band width. We encourage everyone to take the time out of your day to see this Show. A ton of time and work went into it and I can assure you, it's the best Show we've produced to date. There will even be a Part II to this Show next Saturday, that's how in depth it went.

We hope you enjoy it and we look forward to your comments after the Show.

Rather Than Complaining Here About Dr. Nolte, Contact The Veterinarian Board

MISSION


The mission of the Board is to protect the public and animal health and welfare through:

Effective licensure of veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary hospitals under its jurisdiction;
Effective discipline of veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and operators of veterinary hospitals under its jurisdiction, when warranted; and
Adoption of reasonable standards for the practice of veterinary medicine in the State of Maryland.


VISION

A State in which the public can be assured of safe practices by all licensed veterinarians, registered veterinary technicians, and veterinary hospitals.



Primary Contact for the Public:
Tonya D. Jones, Office Secretary, or
Laura C. Downes, Executive Director

downeslc@mda.state.md.us
50 Harry S. Truman Parkway
Annapolis, MD 21401 Telephone: 410-841-5862
Fax: 410-841-5999

Arizona Sheriff Investigated By Federal Grand Jury

Ariz. Sheriff Investigated by Federal Grand Jury for aggressively cracking down on illegal immigration.

PHOENIX — Two officials said Thursday night they have been subpoenaed to answer questions next week before a federal grand jury about a high-profile Arizona sheriff who gained attention for aggressively cracking down on illegal immigration.

In statements read by a county spokesman, Maricopa County Manager David Smith and Deputy County Manager Sandi Wilson said they met with a federal prosecutor to discuss the case and will testify Wednesday.

Wilson said the general subject of the inquiry was abuses by Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office. Neither Wilson nor Smith offered specifics, said county spokesman Richard de Uriarte, who spoke with the two officials Thursday night.

Arpaio is widely known for tough jail policies and pushing the bounds on local immigration efforts. He has led a dozen crime and immigration sweeps, some in heavily Latino areas.

Critics allege that some of Arpaio's deputies racially profiled people during immigration sweeps. But Arpaio maintains that people pulled over in the sweeps were approached because deputies had probable cause to believe they had committed crimes.

More: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,582523,00.html

A Possible Pence Presidential Bid?

FORT WAYNE, IND. - Congressman Mike Pence talked to NewsChannel 15’s Matt McCutcheon about a variety of issues in the New Year, including a potential run for President in 2012...

“Will your name be on the list for contenders for President?” McCutcheon asked.

“Well... I don't know. If I'm re-elected in 2010, we'll take a look at a number of opportunities. I'm devoting all of my energy and all of my attention to winning back the congress and the statehouse for conservative values and we'll let the future take care of itself,” Pence said.

Governor O'Malley Incorporates Crime Spike into 2010 Campaign

As Governor O'Malley puts his final touches on bankrupting once prosperous Maryland; he's suddenly on a state-wide tour, fighting crime, holding small business summits, pretending to be creating 60,000 new non-existent jobs, (Stimulus anyone?) visiting with deploying troops, and generally trying to morph himself into former Governor Ehrlich, with smoke and mirrors. Add to that is his assistance in crippling the all-important poultry industry, and supporting business tax rates that rival California. Now, suddenly, O'Malley has decided to use a recent crime wave, that is likely tied to the poor job environment, as an opportunity to impose "Stricter gun laws." O'Malley's stance on gun laws is well known.

O'Malley recently announced that he is running for re-election and some claim he can't loose. Yet he is so confident, he is trying to basically call his would-be contender "a birther" after hearing that Robert Ehrlich may run against him this year, even though no official announcement has been made. Real class act there Martin.

What really gets me though is he's now jumping on the Sarah Foxwell case. The 11 year old girl who's body was found on the Eastern Shore on Christmas day, after she was abducted by a convicted child molester and rapist. Not that I don't want the governor of our state to impose better protective laws for children, then the ones he opposed before, but it all seems kind of well, disingenuous. After all, he is well known for opposing the death penalty. Not only that, he lead the charge to repeal the death penalty in the State of Maryland He even testified at the the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee.

Did we ever once hear from our esteemed governor, over the Christmas holiday, as we were tearing our hearts out hoping against hope that Sarah would be found alive and well? Did we hear from him once her remains were discovered, dumped in a field by all accounts, a convicted and released child rapist? No. Not one word, and now he says he pledges to Sarah "There is still work to be done."

Is that all you've got Governor? Seriously?

The people of Wicomico County demand justice for this innocent child. Not empty words. We're sick of empty rhetoric, Governor.

Let's review: O'Malley was left with a Billion dollar Rainy Day Fund. He blew through it. He pushed hard for the largest tax increase in Maryland history (2007). He got it. He courted and received nearly $4 billion in federal “stimulus” dollars (2008), and we STILL have a projected $2 billion budget deficit. Governor O'Malley's inability to manage a budget is astounding. His priorities are all screwed up and now we are supposed to believe that suddenly he's going to create 60,000 new jobs and we should re-elect him?

We don't believe anything you say anymore Governor. You've had your chance. You blew it. It's time to move on down the road to a different endeavor before you completely distroy this state.

As the Least Free State O'Malley is free to go.

For More Information Check Out the O'Malley Watch

Another Comment Worthy Of A Post On Dr. Nolte

"My friend is devastated. Totally broken hearted. She took her beautiful 20 month old female pug to Dr. Nolte to have her spayed in Jan 2010. The dog had recently had puppies and was in excellent health. She called about 2 hours after dropping her off, and Dr. Nolte said we had some problems and she died. Guess he was not going to call her to tell her. An investigation is now ongoing."

The comment can be found on THIS POST.

Today's Survey Question

Have You Contacted Your Delegates, Senators, Congressmen & Governor Challenging Them On Sex Offender Laws & The Death Penalty Yet?