Dear editor,
Let me say thank you President George W Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney, the CIA and all Americans who did whatever necessary to keep our nation free from additional terrorist attack following the awful 9/11 attacks that killed more than 3,000 Americans.
The report issued by the Democratic-led Senate committee, was obviously another ploy to move all the negative attention away from this lawless Obama administration for their many failures.
As witnessed now, for a U.S. elected state representative to suggest that we owe these monsters who call themselves an army (ISIS) or al-Qaeda an apology for using whatever measure is necessary to gain critical information that kept us free from attacks should be considered treason. A DEMOCRAT, no surprise!
Most of the terrorist on whom these tactics were used is still alive, some even released from super max prisons drinking mint tea while their victims are dead. (Who released them? A DEMOCRAT!)
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Opinions
A thousand times a million
At $4 billion spent on the midterm elections to win 435 House seats and 36 Senate seats, it comes to an average of $8.5 million per seat. The word billion is underrated and was a shock word a few years back. It’s still huge, as you can see, still 1,000 times 1,000,000 (a thousand times a million). Television and radio stations make big bucks on political ads. Runoffs are additional revenue, of course. Speaking of runoffs, bye Sen. Mary Landrieu.
Rabbi Steven Pruzansky says social parasites vote for a living rather than work for a living (2012 statement), more true each year.
Saira Blair, 18 year old Republican conservative University of West Virginia student has been elected to the W. Va. state legislature. She’s pro-life and low-tax. I’m guessing she’s pro-choice on light bulbs, also. That’s where all should be pro-choice: light bulb freedom. The old Edison cheapo bulb was one of the greatest inventions ever. Dollar Tree still has them at three for a dollar. I use cheap bulbs and seldom have one burn out. She’s the first Saira I’ve heard of.
Dr. Ron Paul’s toll-free number is 1-888-322-1414.
Thanks to Matt Barber of Stone Mountain, Ga., my former neighbor across the street, for getting my ten year old computer working again. I’m not mechanically inclined.
Maryland, Massachusetts and Illinois, all liberal Demo states, elected Republican governors in November.
“When you win, people are more receptive to what you say than when you lose.”
talk host Dennis Prager
Weirdo Minnesota sent Al Franken back for another six years after he stole the election in 2008. Notice I did not say he was reelected. You could say he was elected in 2014 for the first time.
“The U.S. Constitution poses no serious threat to our form of government.”
columnist Joseph Sobran (1946-2010) Sobran.com
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Rabbi Steven Pruzansky says social parasites vote for a living rather than work for a living (2012 statement), more true each year.
Saira Blair, 18 year old Republican conservative University of West Virginia student has been elected to the W. Va. state legislature. She’s pro-life and low-tax. I’m guessing she’s pro-choice on light bulbs, also. That’s where all should be pro-choice: light bulb freedom. The old Edison cheapo bulb was one of the greatest inventions ever. Dollar Tree still has them at three for a dollar. I use cheap bulbs and seldom have one burn out. She’s the first Saira I’ve heard of.
Dr. Ron Paul’s toll-free number is 1-888-322-1414.
Thanks to Matt Barber of Stone Mountain, Ga., my former neighbor across the street, for getting my ten year old computer working again. I’m not mechanically inclined.
Maryland, Massachusetts and Illinois, all liberal Demo states, elected Republican governors in November.
“When you win, people are more receptive to what you say than when you lose.”
talk host Dennis Prager
Weirdo Minnesota sent Al Franken back for another six years after he stole the election in 2008. Notice I did not say he was reelected. You could say he was elected in 2014 for the first time.
“The U.S. Constitution poses no serious threat to our form of government.”
columnist Joseph Sobran (1946-2010) Sobran.com
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor:
I am doing research on Confederate Veterans buried in Dodge County, Georgia. I need any information on the two following names: Joseph Graham, who married a Joanna ____. Both are supposed to be buried in the Lovely Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.
Cornelius C. Grisson, born 1830 died 11 March 1866. He married Mary Netta ______. She was born 18 February 1831 and died 8 April 1900. They are buried in the Grisson Cemetery in Dodge County.
Any information will be greatly appreciated.
Skeet Brown
636 Minter Dr.
Eastman, GA 31023
478-374-2101
I am doing research on Confederate Veterans buried in Dodge County, Georgia. I need any information on the two following names: Joseph Graham, who married a Joanna ____. Both are supposed to be buried in the Lovely Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.
Cornelius C. Grisson, born 1830 died 11 March 1866. He married Mary Netta ______. She was born 18 February 1831 and died 8 April 1900. They are buried in the Grisson Cemetery in Dodge County.
Any information will be greatly appreciated.
Skeet Brown
636 Minter Dr.
Eastman, GA 31023
478-374-2101
Random thoughts
Democrats are the Party of the Rich. Hillary Clinton is demanding a $300,000 fee for an upcoming speech at UCLA. Ol’ “dead broke” Hideous Hillary and Bubba Bill are worth around $100 million. Bill also cashes in on the speaking circuit at a usual $250,000 per appearance. How much would you pay to hear these liberal losers speak?
“Seven of the 10 wealthiest counties voted to re-elect the president. Democrats represent eight of the 10 wealthiest Congressional districts. There are more Democrats than Republicans among the 268 millionaires in Congress.”
Jack Kelly on JewishWorldReview.com 11-27-14
From JewishWorldReview.com: “The wise man questions the wisdom of others because he questions his own, the foolish man, because it is different from his own.”
Leo Stein
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“Seven of the 10 wealthiest counties voted to re-elect the president. Democrats represent eight of the 10 wealthiest Congressional districts. There are more Democrats than Republicans among the 268 millionaires in Congress.”
Jack Kelly on JewishWorldReview.com 11-27-14
From JewishWorldReview.com: “The wise man questions the wisdom of others because he questions his own, the foolish man, because it is different from his own.”
Leo Stein
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor,
To the Dodge County Community, citizens and business owners,
We, the staff and faculty of Dodge County High School, along with the homecoming committee, would like to express our extreme appreciation for all that everyone did to make Homecoming 2014 a success! Many people are involved in the undertaking and carrying out of homecoming and it is definitely a team effort.
Special thanks go out to the following Eastman businesses for providing a wonderful reception for our court and parents: Angie’s Creations, Butcher Block, Chic King, Chinese Chef, Dairy Queen, Domino’s, The Eclectic Spoon, El Rancho, Harvey’s, Piggly Wiggly, Subway and Zaxby’s.
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To the Dodge County Community, citizens and business owners,
We, the staff and faculty of Dodge County High School, along with the homecoming committee, would like to express our extreme appreciation for all that everyone did to make Homecoming 2014 a success! Many people are involved in the undertaking and carrying out of homecoming and it is definitely a team effort.
Special thanks go out to the following Eastman businesses for providing a wonderful reception for our court and parents: Angie’s Creations, Butcher Block, Chic King, Chinese Chef, Dairy Queen, Domino’s, The Eclectic Spoon, El Rancho, Harvey’s, Piggly Wiggly, Subway and Zaxby’s.
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Random thoughts
I got a recorded phone call from Pat Boone doing a commercial for David Perdue, on behalf of the 60 Plus Association. I took his advice. Remember those polls showing Michelle Nunn Martin leading in the Senate Race?
“Ever notice that leftism is race obsessed?”
Daily.kenn.com
Yes, I have. It’s their stock in trade.
Wyoming has only one four-year college. It has had only one House member since statehood. Cynthia Lummis (R) is a good one. Her House district is the entire state of Wyoming.
Oregon voted no by around 2 to 1 on drivers licenses for illegal aliens. Maybe liberal-dominated Oregon has seen the light but I doubt it. Good for Oregon on this one.
Bumper sticker of the day-Keep your doctor and fire your Democrat Senator.
Remember the “Republican War on Women?” Remember abortion Barbie Wendy Davis (D) running for governor of Texas? Polls on October 25 showed her running 12 points behind-among women. Polls were fairly accurate this time on Ms. Davis.
In Georgia in 2008, the white vote (65% of the total) went 76% McCain and 23% Obama. The black vote (30% of the total) went 98% Obama and 2% McCain. Somehow whites are the racists?
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“Ever notice that leftism is race obsessed?”
Daily.kenn.com
Yes, I have. It’s their stock in trade.
Wyoming has only one four-year college. It has had only one House member since statehood. Cynthia Lummis (R) is a good one. Her House district is the entire state of Wyoming.
Oregon voted no by around 2 to 1 on drivers licenses for illegal aliens. Maybe liberal-dominated Oregon has seen the light but I doubt it. Good for Oregon on this one.
Bumper sticker of the day-Keep your doctor and fire your Democrat Senator.
Remember the “Republican War on Women?” Remember abortion Barbie Wendy Davis (D) running for governor of Texas? Polls on October 25 showed her running 12 points behind-among women. Polls were fairly accurate this time on Ms. Davis.
In Georgia in 2008, the white vote (65% of the total) went 76% McCain and 23% Obama. The black vote (30% of the total) went 98% Obama and 2% McCain. Somehow whites are the racists?
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor,
Please file this opinion letter for more reasons to remain skeptical of “Obama Care.” This week, video surfaced showing professor, economist and “Affordable Care Act “ architect Jonathan Gruber described before an audience at the University of Pennsylvania how deception, “a lack of transparency” and the “stupidity of the American voter” were all critical in getting President Obama’s signature healthcare policy passed into law. Let the audacity of that assertion sink in for a moment. For 62 percent of the Americans, according to “Real Clear Politics” average polls, still view the (ACA) with disfavor. That shouldn’t come as a shock. In fact, the opacity employed in drafting, passing and then marketing the law is one of the reasons why cynicism about “Obama Care” remains so high. Other impolitic statements and videos have started to dribble out in which Gruber claims that the law was written to deceive federal watchdogs and mock conservatives’ concerns over healthcare policy. As I have written before in deriding “Obama Care” and these comments by Gruber as yet another reason to dump this (ACA). This further proves that the democrats and Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court was complicit and co-conspirators in camouflaging the law’s political un-palatable aspects and sneak them past the unsuspecting public.
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Please file this opinion letter for more reasons to remain skeptical of “Obama Care.” This week, video surfaced showing professor, economist and “Affordable Care Act “ architect Jonathan Gruber described before an audience at the University of Pennsylvania how deception, “a lack of transparency” and the “stupidity of the American voter” were all critical in getting President Obama’s signature healthcare policy passed into law. Let the audacity of that assertion sink in for a moment. For 62 percent of the Americans, according to “Real Clear Politics” average polls, still view the (ACA) with disfavor. That shouldn’t come as a shock. In fact, the opacity employed in drafting, passing and then marketing the law is one of the reasons why cynicism about “Obama Care” remains so high. Other impolitic statements and videos have started to dribble out in which Gruber claims that the law was written to deceive federal watchdogs and mock conservatives’ concerns over healthcare policy. As I have written before in deriding “Obama Care” and these comments by Gruber as yet another reason to dump this (ACA). This further proves that the democrats and Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court was complicit and co-conspirators in camouflaging the law’s political un-palatable aspects and sneak them past the unsuspecting public.
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What about manners?
Never before have so many people watched an expressionless woman in a nondescript outfit traipse through New York City. Millions of people viewed a viral video that showed the woman getting all manner of uninvited and unwelcome compliments during hours of walking in the Big Apple.
The video was a brilliant stunt by the anti-street-harassment group Hollaback! and prompted the Great Catcalling Debate of 2014.
The video was taken as an indictment of the boorishness of men, a charge for which millennia of human history had already provided more than ample evidence.
There is no excuse for catcalling. There is no reason to shout at random women -- ever. There is no reason to comment on a stranger’s personal appearance -- ever. There is no reason to go out of your way to make someone else feel uncomfortable on the street -- ever.
These are things that used to be self-evident to the gentleman, who not only wouldn’t holler at a woman, but, once upon a time, opened doors for her and yielded his seat to her. The gentleman was a product of culture. He reflected society’s interest in the imperative once identified by Thomas Sowell: “Each new generation born is in effect an invasion of civilization by little barbarians, who must be civilized before it is too late.” Especially the males.
This is not the language of Hollaback!. It breaks out every “-ism” and phobia in the book to condemn catcalling. It can be, according to the aggressively politically correct feminist group, “sexist, racist, transphobic, homophobic, ableist, sizest and/or classist.” That pretty much covers the bases. It would be much easier to say that it is rude and uncouth.
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The video was a brilliant stunt by the anti-street-harassment group Hollaback! and prompted the Great Catcalling Debate of 2014.
The video was taken as an indictment of the boorishness of men, a charge for which millennia of human history had already provided more than ample evidence.
There is no excuse for catcalling. There is no reason to shout at random women -- ever. There is no reason to comment on a stranger’s personal appearance -- ever. There is no reason to go out of your way to make someone else feel uncomfortable on the street -- ever.
These are things that used to be self-evident to the gentleman, who not only wouldn’t holler at a woman, but, once upon a time, opened doors for her and yielded his seat to her. The gentleman was a product of culture. He reflected society’s interest in the imperative once identified by Thomas Sowell: “Each new generation born is in effect an invasion of civilization by little barbarians, who must be civilized before it is too late.” Especially the males.
This is not the language of Hollaback!. It breaks out every “-ism” and phobia in the book to condemn catcalling. It can be, according to the aggressively politically correct feminist group, “sexist, racist, transphobic, homophobic, ableist, sizest and/or classist.” That pretty much covers the bases. It would be much easier to say that it is rude and uncouth.
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor,
Almost everyone is active in some sort of social media these days; whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, SnapChat, Flicker, Pinterest or any of the many other sites.
We use social media as a way to stay in touch with family and friends; share photographs; keep up with news; look for jobs; announce engagements, births, marriages, deaths and other life events; and virtually anything else that is part of our collective lives.
Today’s social media role, other than the instant nature of it, is no different than the roles community newspapers have played for hundreds of years.
In smaller communities, prior to the days of the Internet, the local newspaper was often the only form of communication other than word of mouth.
The local newspaper was the go-to source for political news, sports scores, obituaries, school lunch menus, church news, items for sale at the local markets, and even, as was the case in my hometown, hyper-local community news.
Our community newspaper featured contributing writers from the various communities who would report on such things as who visited whom, who hosted a party and possibly even what a family or group would have for Sunday dinner (dinner was the term used to described the midday meal, particularly on Saturdays and Sundays).
Sunday dinner was usually the biggest meal of the week and family and friends would often drop by after church to socialize. It was often an all-afternoon event with foods left out for hours so that whoever visited needed only to fill their plates, and this was newsworthy.
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Almost everyone is active in some sort of social media these days; whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, SnapChat, Flicker, Pinterest or any of the many other sites.
We use social media as a way to stay in touch with family and friends; share photographs; keep up with news; look for jobs; announce engagements, births, marriages, deaths and other life events; and virtually anything else that is part of our collective lives.
Today’s social media role, other than the instant nature of it, is no different than the roles community newspapers have played for hundreds of years.
In smaller communities, prior to the days of the Internet, the local newspaper was often the only form of communication other than word of mouth.
The local newspaper was the go-to source for political news, sports scores, obituaries, school lunch menus, church news, items for sale at the local markets, and even, as was the case in my hometown, hyper-local community news.
Our community newspaper featured contributing writers from the various communities who would report on such things as who visited whom, who hosted a party and possibly even what a family or group would have for Sunday dinner (dinner was the term used to described the midday meal, particularly on Saturdays and Sundays).
Sunday dinner was usually the biggest meal of the week and family and friends would often drop by after church to socialize. It was often an all-afternoon event with foods left out for hours so that whoever visited needed only to fill their plates, and this was newsworthy.
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Random thoughts
Notice how liberals hate the coal, oil and gas industries. These industries could stave off a total economic collapse.
“From 2008 to 2013, the oil and gas industry created more jobs on net than all other industries combined.”
Stephen Moore on TheAbsurdReport.com
How liberal politicians are marketed - the medialeft never says liberal. They tell gullible low information voters (LIVs) that the candidate is a “conservative” or “centrist” Democrat.
Remember - Sam Nunn endorsed Obama in 2008. As soon as he reached the Senate he morphed into a loyal Democrat go-along, not conservative at all. He now sits on the boards of America’s two biggest outsourcers, General Electric and Coca-Cola.
“I don’t know about you, but I listen carefully to anything the French say. They only work six days a month, so that leaves them plenty of time to drink wine and analyze things that that might blow by the rest of us.”
columnist Dick Yarbrough
Joe Sobran had it figured years ago. He said the way television networks practice diversity is this: They sit a nonwhite female liberal next to a white male liberal.
ESPN is another liberal network. Remember how they piled on the Duke lacrosse players at the outset of the hoax? ESPN: Egotistical Sociologists Peddling Nonsense.
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“From 2008 to 2013, the oil and gas industry created more jobs on net than all other industries combined.”
Stephen Moore on TheAbsurdReport.com
How liberal politicians are marketed - the medialeft never says liberal. They tell gullible low information voters (LIVs) that the candidate is a “conservative” or “centrist” Democrat.
Remember - Sam Nunn endorsed Obama in 2008. As soon as he reached the Senate he morphed into a loyal Democrat go-along, not conservative at all. He now sits on the boards of America’s two biggest outsourcers, General Electric and Coca-Cola.
“I don’t know about you, but I listen carefully to anything the French say. They only work six days a month, so that leaves them plenty of time to drink wine and analyze things that that might blow by the rest of us.”
columnist Dick Yarbrough
Joe Sobran had it figured years ago. He said the way television networks practice diversity is this: They sit a nonwhite female liberal next to a white male liberal.
ESPN is another liberal network. Remember how they piled on the Duke lacrosse players at the outset of the hoax? ESPN: Egotistical Sociologists Peddling Nonsense.
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor,
This year’s Fall for Dodge Festival was one we will not soon forget. This event marked the festival’s 15th anniversary, and we wanted to make sure that it was special to all who attended and participated.
Our community truly banded together to make this festival such a success. We want to give a very special “thank you” to our sponsors: Graphic Packaging, Alcoa, Rhine Drug Company, ResCare HomeCare, Middle Georgia State College, Southside Market, Ron Daniels and Nana’s Place. With the help of these sponsors, we were able to bring in more activities than ever before, and because of these sponsors, these activities were fully funded and had no cost for families.
This year we had amazing live, local entertainment provided by the Georgia Peach Dance Academy, Paid in Full, Tyndal Mitchell, Body Blast Fitness and The Drama Scene. The festival also featured new vendors, Carter’s Rock-n-Rides, Gladiator Joust (a HUGE hit), giant twister, The Club’s Train, flight simulators and so much more. It was truly amazing to see our community come out and just enjoy a beautiful day together. Thank you to all who made this day possible, including: our sponsors, vendors, volunteers, entertainers, Alpha Eta Rho, Women in Aviation, the City of Eastman, the Eastman Police Department, Ed Burch, Sharon Cobb Flanagan, Dr. Rick and Ms. Deb Mitchell, Jason Cobb (for manhandling our tent), the United Methodist Church Youth Group, the downtown merchants, and all who provided candy and fun during trick-or-treat.
We also wanted to give a very special “thank you” to the City of Eastman for the major setup (including helping vendors locate their spots), breakdown, crowd control and the massive cleanup following the festival. Every year the City of Eastman family works with us to make sure we have everything we need downtown, which includes the stage, the power hook ups to the lamp posts, the trash receptacles and so many other fine details. Also, thank you to the kind Eastman Police officers who watched our backs late at night while we marked the vendors’ spots, and to Chief Becky Sheffield and her amazing crew for keeping the flow of the festival under control. We appreciate you ensuring our safety. It’s amazing how much work goes into the planning of the festival, but it’s often forgotten those who work so hard to make sure it’s safe, clean and fun for everyone.
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This year’s Fall for Dodge Festival was one we will not soon forget. This event marked the festival’s 15th anniversary, and we wanted to make sure that it was special to all who attended and participated.
Our community truly banded together to make this festival such a success. We want to give a very special “thank you” to our sponsors: Graphic Packaging, Alcoa, Rhine Drug Company, ResCare HomeCare, Middle Georgia State College, Southside Market, Ron Daniels and Nana’s Place. With the help of these sponsors, we were able to bring in more activities than ever before, and because of these sponsors, these activities were fully funded and had no cost for families.
This year we had amazing live, local entertainment provided by the Georgia Peach Dance Academy, Paid in Full, Tyndal Mitchell, Body Blast Fitness and The Drama Scene. The festival also featured new vendors, Carter’s Rock-n-Rides, Gladiator Joust (a HUGE hit), giant twister, The Club’s Train, flight simulators and so much more. It was truly amazing to see our community come out and just enjoy a beautiful day together. Thank you to all who made this day possible, including: our sponsors, vendors, volunteers, entertainers, Alpha Eta Rho, Women in Aviation, the City of Eastman, the Eastman Police Department, Ed Burch, Sharon Cobb Flanagan, Dr. Rick and Ms. Deb Mitchell, Jason Cobb (for manhandling our tent), the United Methodist Church Youth Group, the downtown merchants, and all who provided candy and fun during trick-or-treat.
We also wanted to give a very special “thank you” to the City of Eastman for the major setup (including helping vendors locate their spots), breakdown, crowd control and the massive cleanup following the festival. Every year the City of Eastman family works with us to make sure we have everything we need downtown, which includes the stage, the power hook ups to the lamp posts, the trash receptacles and so many other fine details. Also, thank you to the kind Eastman Police officers who watched our backs late at night while we marked the vendors’ spots, and to Chief Becky Sheffield and her amazing crew for keeping the flow of the festival under control. We appreciate you ensuring our safety. It’s amazing how much work goes into the planning of the festival, but it’s often forgotten those who work so hard to make sure it’s safe, clean and fun for everyone.
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor,
The shorter days and cooler nights of fall are a reminder that another, less pleasant season is not far off: flu season. Although it isn’t defined by exact dates, flu season can begin as early as October and last until April, generally peaking in winter. As a physician and medical director of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia, fall is when I remind patients it’s time to be vaccinated against the flu.
Flu -- short for influenza -- is a respiratory virus whose symptoms can include fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, chills, body aches, headache and fatigue, among other things and lasts anywhere from a few days to two weeks. Other symptoms, such as vomiting and diarrhea, can also occur, particularly in children, and for those with health issues or chronic conditions, symptoms can last longer than two weeks.
There is currently no cure for the flu, and treatments depend on the symptoms being experienced. For example, nasal decongestants are sometimes helpful for those experiencing nasal or sinus congestion. Medications can help lessen the symptoms, but because flu is a virus, antibiotics are not useful.
Most health experts believe influenza is spread through airborne droplets when a person with the virus coughs, sneezes or talks -- and those droplets are inhaled. That’s why it’s important for people who have the flu to cover their noses and mouths when they sneeze or cough. Additionally, frequent hand washing can significantly reduce the risk of spreading the flu. People with flu should also be kept out of school or stay home from work for at least 24 hours after their fever is gone.
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The shorter days and cooler nights of fall are a reminder that another, less pleasant season is not far off: flu season. Although it isn’t defined by exact dates, flu season can begin as early as October and last until April, generally peaking in winter. As a physician and medical director of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia, fall is when I remind patients it’s time to be vaccinated against the flu.
Flu -- short for influenza -- is a respiratory virus whose symptoms can include fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, chills, body aches, headache and fatigue, among other things and lasts anywhere from a few days to two weeks. Other symptoms, such as vomiting and diarrhea, can also occur, particularly in children, and for those with health issues or chronic conditions, symptoms can last longer than two weeks.
There is currently no cure for the flu, and treatments depend on the symptoms being experienced. For example, nasal decongestants are sometimes helpful for those experiencing nasal or sinus congestion. Medications can help lessen the symptoms, but because flu is a virus, antibiotics are not useful.
Most health experts believe influenza is spread through airborne droplets when a person with the virus coughs, sneezes or talks -- and those droplets are inhaled. That’s why it’s important for people who have the flu to cover their noses and mouths when they sneeze or cough. Additionally, frequent hand washing can significantly reduce the risk of spreading the flu. People with flu should also be kept out of school or stay home from work for at least 24 hours after their fever is gone.
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Michelle would be worse
Michelle Nunn Martin, running as Michelle Nunn for the U.S. Senate, criticizes Republican David Perdue for outsourcing jobs while running (successfully) several large U.S. corporations. The ultraliberal Ms. Nunn Martin shows her hypocricy on the outsourcing matter, as her father, retired Senator Sam Nunn sits on the board of America’s two largest outsourcers, General Electric and Coca-Cola, as pointed out on the great Atlanta television show Georgia Gang. Not only that, John Rice, GE’s chief outsourcer, hosted a fundraiser for Ms. Nunn Martin. You won’t hear any of this from the Atlanta media. I’ll always remember Sam Nunn giving the Panama Canal away and voting no on the great Judge Robert Bork. He voted liberal more than conservative. Michelle would be worse.
Ms. Nunn Martin conveniently omits from her attack ads the annoying fact that she doubled her salary after laying off nearly half of her employees at her “non-profit” organization. She continues to use the picture of President George Bush I in her advertising, despite Bush’s repeated requests to stop using his likeness. Bush I has endorsed David Perdue for the Senate and has made clear that he has told the Nunn campaign to stop using him in her ads. She is poised to take a sharp left turn in the unlikely event that Georgia voters are dumb enough to elect her.
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Ms. Nunn Martin conveniently omits from her attack ads the annoying fact that she doubled her salary after laying off nearly half of her employees at her “non-profit” organization. She continues to use the picture of President George Bush I in her advertising, despite Bush’s repeated requests to stop using his likeness. Bush I has endorsed David Perdue for the Senate and has made clear that he has told the Nunn campaign to stop using him in her ads. She is poised to take a sharp left turn in the unlikely event that Georgia voters are dumb enough to elect her.
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Letter to the Editor
Dear editor,
National Collection Week for Operation Christmas Child is less than a month away, Nov 17-24. This is when our community rallies together to pack and collect thousands of gift-filled shoe boxes for needy children around the world. Along with the shoe box gift each child receives a colorful little storybook about Jesus called “The Greatest Gift of All” presented in their own language. The children will also be invited to participate in a 12-lesson discipleship program called “The Greatest Journey”, and upon graduation from that program, will receive a New Testament Bible in their own language.
Many have questioned me why we send shoe box gifts overseas when we have so many local needs. That’s true, there are many local needs, but Operation Christmas Child isn’t about sending a gift, it’s about sending a Gospel opportunity and people in this country, in this county, have many Gospel opportunities. They can attend church if they want to, they can get a Bible if they want one, they can tune into Christian radio and TV if they so choose, but it’s just not that way in most overseas countries. [Full Story »]
National Collection Week for Operation Christmas Child is less than a month away, Nov 17-24. This is when our community rallies together to pack and collect thousands of gift-filled shoe boxes for needy children around the world. Along with the shoe box gift each child receives a colorful little storybook about Jesus called “The Greatest Gift of All” presented in their own language. The children will also be invited to participate in a 12-lesson discipleship program called “The Greatest Journey”, and upon graduation from that program, will receive a New Testament Bible in their own language.
Many have questioned me why we send shoe box gifts overseas when we have so many local needs. That’s true, there are many local needs, but Operation Christmas Child isn’t about sending a gift, it’s about sending a Gospel opportunity and people in this country, in this county, have many Gospel opportunities. They can attend church if they want to, they can get a Bible if they want one, they can tune into Christian radio and TV if they so choose, but it’s just not that way in most overseas countries. [Full Story »]
Letter to the Editor
Dear editor:
What does Osama Bin Laden, Tsarnaev Brothers and Alton Nolan all have in common? All four of these feckless cretins were and are terrorist bent on destroying this country and killing you in the most horrendous fashion. But now, with the new political correctness crowd of federal government, state, county, city bureaucrats, law enforcement and news media alike have all taken away the proper noun of (murderous criminals, suspect, subject, detainee or arrestee) and now, not to hurt the person(s) feelings, these monsters are labeled (“Gentlemen”). When Osama Bin Laden was properly dispatched to hell by our navy SEALS, a navy spokesperson advised the media, that “The gentleman was buried at sea with Muslim protocol,” when the Tsarnaev brothers killed and wounded scores of people at the Boston Marathon, Eric Bolling, talk show host of the “Five” with Fox News was opining in his news broadcast of the search by Boston Police and inserted the word “gentlemen” with regards to these two morons and then, just last month, Alton Nolan, a wanna be, home grown jihadist terrorist in Oklahoma took a knife and beheaded a lady in a meat processing plant all the while shouting some jihad non-sense before being shot by an off duty reserve deputy.
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What does Osama Bin Laden, Tsarnaev Brothers and Alton Nolan all have in common? All four of these feckless cretins were and are terrorist bent on destroying this country and killing you in the most horrendous fashion. But now, with the new political correctness crowd of federal government, state, county, city bureaucrats, law enforcement and news media alike have all taken away the proper noun of (murderous criminals, suspect, subject, detainee or arrestee) and now, not to hurt the person(s) feelings, these monsters are labeled (“Gentlemen”). When Osama Bin Laden was properly dispatched to hell by our navy SEALS, a navy spokesperson advised the media, that “The gentleman was buried at sea with Muslim protocol,” when the Tsarnaev brothers killed and wounded scores of people at the Boston Marathon, Eric Bolling, talk show host of the “Five” with Fox News was opining in his news broadcast of the search by Boston Police and inserted the word “gentlemen” with regards to these two morons and then, just last month, Alton Nolan, a wanna be, home grown jihadist terrorist in Oklahoma took a knife and beheaded a lady in a meat processing plant all the while shouting some jihad non-sense before being shot by an off duty reserve deputy.
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