Oh, and it's NOT going to get any better any time soon either.
We can only wish the rest of the lazy do nothing fake news media takes our FACTS and for once educates the public.
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Thursday, December 08, 2016
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Oh, and it's NOT going to get any better any time soon either.
We can only wish the rest of the lazy do nothing fake news media takes our FACTS and for once educates the public.
Report: Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Are Getting Divorced
According to Us Weekly, the 36-year-old reality star is planning on leaving her husband of two years after he has fully recovered from the nervous breakdown he had in mid-November.
In the meanwhile, Kardashian is reportedly “trying to build a case for full custody of her kids.”
They have two children together, North and Saint, but West has not been stayed at their home since he was released from the hospital last week.
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In the meanwhile, Kardashian is reportedly “trying to build a case for full custody of her kids.”
They have two children together, North and Saint, but West has not been stayed at their home since he was released from the hospital last week.
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2 Md. men arrested after police find truck filled with 77 stolen holiday packages
COLUMBIA, Md. (ABC7) — Police arrested two Baltimore men who had a truck filled with 77 stolen holiday packages Wednesday night in Columbia, Maryland.
Ernest Ohanyan, 25, and Amjad Jaouni, 28, were each given a $5,000 bond, and police say Ohanyan was released while Jaouni is still being held at the Howard County Detention Center.
A resident called officers to report that a "suspicious box truck" was driving through the area and someone was stealing boxes from residents homes in the Greystone Lane neighborhood in Columbia.
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US Steel CEO: Could Rehire 10,000, Trump Victory Bringing 'Environm
Wednesday on CNBC’s “Power Lunch,” the CEO of U.S. Steel Mario Longhi said after the election of Donald Trump, he has “felt an environment of positive optimism where forces are converging to provide for a better environment,” which he hopes means he can rehire up to 10,000 employees.
Longhi said, “I have not felt an environment of positive optimism where forces are converging to provide for a better environment in quite a while. And this is pretty widespread. Customer suppliers, you know, throughout the communities.”
He added, “I’m more than happy to bring back the employees that we were forced to lay off during the depression … It could be close to 10,000.”
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Longhi said, “I have not felt an environment of positive optimism where forces are converging to provide for a better environment in quite a while. And this is pretty widespread. Customer suppliers, you know, throughout the communities.”
He added, “I’m more than happy to bring back the employees that we were forced to lay off during the depression … It could be close to 10,000.”
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Study Finds Men More At Risk Of Overeating During Holidays
A study conducted by the Cornell Food and Brand Lab has found that men are at risk at overeating, simply because of their ego.
“Even if men aren’t thinking about it, eating more than a friend tends to be understood as a demonstration of virility and strength,” said co-author Kevin Kniffin, PhD, via News Medical.
This might be the quintessential study that explains men.
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Clinton Throws Thank You Party For Millionaire Donors As Trump Resumes "Thank You" Tour
For a vivid glimpse in the philosophies of the two presidential candidates, look no further than what the two have done after winning, in the case of Trump, and losing, in Hillary's case, the election.
Following several meetings at the Trump Tower, the President-elect resumed his “thank you” tour with a second stop on Tuesday night in North Carolina, less than a week after his return to rallies at an Ohio appearance.
At that Cincinnati stop, Trump again slammed the “dishonest” media, inspired loud “Build the wall” chants, and took swipes at fellow Republicans and stunned his own aides with his surprise announcement from the stage that that he was appointing retired Gen. James Mattis as secretary of defense. Mattis’ selection was being formally announced Tuesday, and Mattis will appear with Trump at the evening event in Fayetteville, Vice President-elect Mike Pence said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
Later this week there will be rallies in Iowa and Michigan as Trump barnstorms the country to salute his supporters who delivered the victories in the battleground states he needed to capture the White House.
The North Carolina rally comes a day after Trump chose retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson to be secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, raising fresh concerns about the lack of experience some of Trump’s Cabinet picks have with agencies they’re now being chosen to lead.
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Following several meetings at the Trump Tower, the President-elect resumed his “thank you” tour with a second stop on Tuesday night in North Carolina, less than a week after his return to rallies at an Ohio appearance.
At that Cincinnati stop, Trump again slammed the “dishonest” media, inspired loud “Build the wall” chants, and took swipes at fellow Republicans and stunned his own aides with his surprise announcement from the stage that that he was appointing retired Gen. James Mattis as secretary of defense. Mattis’ selection was being formally announced Tuesday, and Mattis will appear with Trump at the evening event in Fayetteville, Vice President-elect Mike Pence said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
Later this week there will be rallies in Iowa and Michigan as Trump barnstorms the country to salute his supporters who delivered the victories in the battleground states he needed to capture the White House.
The North Carolina rally comes a day after Trump chose retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson to be secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, raising fresh concerns about the lack of experience some of Trump’s Cabinet picks have with agencies they’re now being chosen to lead.
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Ligon: ‘I do not remember the ride I took’
Gregory A. Ligon, of Bowie, said he was “frustrated” and “surprised” that a Mercedes Benz safety function failed to shift the vehicle from reverse to park as he exited the vehicle while attempting to parallel park,
The DSU alumnus and former Hornets football player said he left the car to ask people behind him to move from the parking spot for their safety, but hadn’t yet spoken before noticing his vehicle beginning to drift backward at approximately 7:28 p.m. on Oct. 24, 2015.
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A Viewer Writes: Ongoing media bias and 'fake news'
Joe,
The proof is in the pudding- in this case, Kool-Aid.
On my CNBC daily feed this morning, I’ve copied below what the disbelievers are feeding us. They are in complete denial of facts. On Election Day the Dow opened at 18,251 points. Yesterday it closed at another new record, 19,251 – a gain of exactly 1,000 points! That equates to a gain of a whopping 5%!!! If we get that kind of gain each month, that would be a 60% gain for a year. Not too shabby, right. We’re lucky to get 10% each year, when the averages are usually less than 8%. So, when CNBC (part of NBC and sister to MSNBC) states “The gains have not been spectacular…”, what the Hell are they drinking? Obviously their own Kool-Aid concoction. They can’t even report obvious facts and feel the need to distort them with quotes like that. So, who is the real distributor of “Fake News”? If that’s not ‘fake news’, what is?
Here’s the excerpt from the CNBC daily briefing: (your readers can make their own conclusions)
The proof is in the pudding- in this case, Kool-Aid.
On my CNBC daily feed this morning, I’ve copied below what the disbelievers are feeding us. They are in complete denial of facts. On Election Day the Dow opened at 18,251 points. Yesterday it closed at another new record, 19,251 – a gain of exactly 1,000 points! That equates to a gain of a whopping 5%!!! If we get that kind of gain each month, that would be a 60% gain for a year. Not too shabby, right. We’re lucky to get 10% each year, when the averages are usually less than 8%. So, when CNBC (part of NBC and sister to MSNBC) states “The gains have not been spectacular…”, what the Hell are they drinking? Obviously their own Kool-Aid concoction. They can’t even report obvious facts and feel the need to distort them with quotes like that. So, who is the real distributor of “Fake News”? If that’s not ‘fake news’, what is?
Here’s the excerpt from the CNBC daily briefing: (your readers can make their own conclusions)
IN THE NEWS TODAY
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The gains haven't been spectacular, but Wall Street's major averages continue to advance. The Dow and the Russell 2000 are coming off record closes, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq have been up for three-straight sessions. (CNBC)
The Dow is up in 17 of 21 sessions, but it has not registered a triple-digit gain since Nov. 10. Since then, the biggest daily gain for the Dow has been just under 0.5 percent on Nov. 21 (88 points), and most of the gains have been smaller than that. (CNBC)
Seriously?? If that’s not spectacular, what is?
ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT CONFIRMS WORCESTER COUNTY IN SOLID FINANCIAL STANDING
Worcester County Treasurer’s Office officials recently completed the County’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for fiscal year 2016. This format, which adheres to the guidelines recommended by the Government Finance Officers Association, provides full accountability to Worcester County citizens and others with an interest in government finances. The CAFR outlines County finances and reflects a long-established history of prudent fiscal management practices.
Chris Hall of TGM Group, LLC, Certified Public Accountants met with the Commissioners on December 6, 2016 to review Worcester County Government’s annual financial report for the year ending June 30, 2016. He advised that the findings of TGM’s Independent Audit Report reveal that Worcester County’s financial statements are both complete and accurate due to the exercising of tight internal controls, assuring that this required information remains compliant with generally accepted accounting principles.
Worcester County Government remains compliant with the internal policy requiring that a reserve fund be maintained at a level equal to 10% of budgeted annual General Fund expenditures.
For more information about the CAFR, contact Finance Officer Phil Thompson or Assistant Finance Officer Jennifer Swanton at (410) 632-0686.
A Viewer Writes: Liberal Fake News Experiment
Since the state of Maryland is shaped like a gun, schoolchildren in Maryland are no longer allowed to draw their state in class, or face suspension, as part of the “no guns in school” policy.
In fact, the legislature is thinking of transferring Washington, Frederick and Allegany counties to West Virginia, to rid our state of this offensive symbol.
In fact, the legislature is thinking of transferring Washington, Frederick and Allegany counties to West Virginia, to rid our state of this offensive symbol.
Target Recalls Menorahs Due to Fire Hazard
There have been eight reports of the product melting, including three reports of fire. No property damage or injuries have been reported.
About 2,600 units of the product — a clear acrylic menorah about 10.5 inches long, 1.2 inches wide and 2.3 inches high — are being recalled.
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Greg Lake of Emerson, Lake and Palmer Dies
Lake, who came to fame as the singer on King Crimson‘s first two albums, formed ELP in 1970 with drummer Carl Palmer and keyboardist Keith Emerson of the Nice. The group went on to become one of the most popular progressive rock bands of the ’70s on the strength of their jazz and classical music-influenced compositions.
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Methodist Churches Converting to "Virtual Mosques" For Muslim Migrants
Virtual mosque program to preach Islam at Methodist churches
The United Methodist Church is reportedly implementing a statewide plan to revamp Texas churches into “virtual mosques” catering to incoming Muslim migrants.
The UMC, which has been criticized for perceived liberal drift in its theology, is preparing its congregations for Catholic-style “sanctuary” protections for migrants, including those with terrorist ties, according to an insider.
This sanctuary church program is ostensibly in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s intention to defund sanctuary cities.
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The United Methodist Church is reportedly implementing a statewide plan to revamp Texas churches into “virtual mosques” catering to incoming Muslim migrants.
The UMC, which has been criticized for perceived liberal drift in its theology, is preparing its congregations for Catholic-style “sanctuary” protections for migrants, including those with terrorist ties, according to an insider.
This sanctuary church program is ostensibly in response to President-elect Donald Trump’s intention to defund sanctuary cities.
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DoD Identifies Army Casualty
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel.
Sgt. First Class Allan E. Brown, 46, of Takoma Park, Maryland, died Dec. 6 at Walter Reed National Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, of injuries sustained from an improvised explosive device in Bagram, Afghanistan, that occurred on Nov. 12.
He was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Special Troops Battalion, 1st Sustainment Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood, Texas.
Also killed in the incident were:
Sgt. John W. Perry, 30, of Stockton, California, who died Nov. 12.For more information regarding Sgt. First Class Brown, media may contact the Fort Hood public affairs office at 254-287-9993.
Pfc. Tyler R. Iubelt, 20, of Tamaroa, Illinois, who died Nov. 12.
Astronaut and former US Senator John Glenn dies at 95
"We are saddened by the loss of Sen. John Glenn, the first American to orbit Earth. A true American hero. Godspeed, John Glenn," NASA tweeted immediately after his death was anounced.
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One officer dead, one critical in Americus, Georgia shooting; manhunt for suspect underway
AMERICUS, Ga. (WGXA) -- Two officers were shot, one fatally, in an incident in Americus Wednesday morning.
In a press conference at about 1:15 p.m. Wednesday, Americus Police Chief Mark Scott said that one Americus police officer was killed and a Georgia Southwestern State University campus officer was injured.
Scott said the Americus Police Department received the call of a domestic dispute at an apartment complex near Georgia Southwestern at about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. He said the Americus officer responded and the Georgia Southwestern campus officer went to the scene as backup.
He said the two officers were shot by the suspect, later identified as Minquell Kenney Lembrick, 32.
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In a press conference at about 1:15 p.m. Wednesday, Americus Police Chief Mark Scott said that one Americus police officer was killed and a Georgia Southwestern State University campus officer was injured.
Scott said the Americus Police Department received the call of a domestic dispute at an apartment complex near Georgia Southwestern at about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. He said the Americus officer responded and the Georgia Southwestern campus officer went to the scene as backup.
He said the two officers were shot by the suspect, later identified as Minquell Kenney Lembrick, 32.
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GIVING TUESDAY CAMPAIGN RAISES $88,000 ONLINE
More than $88,000 was raised during the Shore Gives More campaign for Giving Tuesday. Fifty-seven nonprofits participated in the one day online giving campaign, which was initiated by the Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore.
“This year’s ‘Shore Gives More’ campaign exceeded all our hopes and expectations through the generous support of donors. We are very fortunate to have such a giving and caring community,” said Erica Joseph, CFES President.
The majority of the campaign donors were from Maryland and southern Delaware but donations also came from 17 other states. “It just goes to show you that you can leave the Eastern Shore, but the spirit of the shore never leaves your heart,” said Joseph.
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Obama Reminds Troops They Have the Right to 'Protest Against Authority' and 'Criticize Our President'
In a speech at MacDill Air Force Base, in Tampa, Florida on Tuesday, President Obama focused on his eight-year effort to protect the homeland, fight terrorism, and strengthen U.S. allies. He said he wanted to "talk about the foundation that we will leave for the next administration."
On the way to Florida, Obama's spokesman Josh Earnest said told reporters, "This is a speech that President Obama was prepared to give before the election." But at times, it didn't sound like it.
At one point, Obama reminded the troops "that each of us has...the universal right to speak your minds and to protest against authority; to live in a society that's open and free; that can criticize our president without retribution."
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[Really? Isn't that what got a pretty good-sized group of Generals fired over the past 8 years? ---Editor]
On the way to Florida, Obama's spokesman Josh Earnest said told reporters, "This is a speech that President Obama was prepared to give before the election." But at times, it didn't sound like it.
At one point, Obama reminded the troops "that each of us has...the universal right to speak your minds and to protest against authority; to live in a society that's open and free; that can criticize our president without retribution."
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[Really? Isn't that what got a pretty good-sized group of Generals fired over the past 8 years? ---Editor]
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