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Beginnng Jan. 30 2012 Port Orange

City will be installing additional turn lanes both Dunlawton and Spruce Creek Road.  This will allow for better traffic movement for north bound traffic on Spruce Creek Road at Dunlawton and will provide for a right turn lane off of Dunlawton on to south bound Spruce Creek Road. 

 

 

2 2 12 Volusia County Council Meeting Agendas

 

2 7 12
RESTORATION PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
Find out about oyster and other shoreline restoration. Hands on presentation by Marine Discovery staff with educational slideshows. Opportunities are available to become involved in this important and enjoyable project.
Locations:
Port Orange library meeting room from 4 pm-5:30. on Tue Feb 7th.

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Since Sept. 2009 there have been 246,172 visits to the Port Orange Area News web site according to Urchin web statistics.
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On Friday, February 10, 2012, from 7 to 9 pm, the Epiphany 50th Jubilee Concert will feature an evening of world class music.
This special piano concert will take place at Epiphany Catholic Church on Lafayette Street in Port Orange. The featured performer will be Francesco Attesti, an international Italian classical pianist. Among his generation of musicians, he is considered one of the finest interpreters of the Romantic and early Twentieth Century repertoire.
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LAKESIDE JAZZ
SAVE THE DATE!
APRIL 20-21, 2012
IN BEAUTIFUL PORT ORANGE, FLORIDA
8 MINUTES FROM THE BEACH!

 

March 29 to April 1
Spring Fair to bring new look to Port Orange
 
The sidewalks and park area around Port Orange’s City Center Lake will bloom with arts and crafts and old fashioned fun March 29 to April 1 as the volunteers, who attract more than 100,000 fun-seekers a year with free entertainment and movies and family oriented expos, take on a new theme for their annual Spring event.
 
“We’ve run Kidz Dayz the last few years in the Spring, and while it has been well-attended, the focus and the appeal has always been for families.  Our Board decided this year to recognize that focus and recreate the feel and fun of a fair,” said Debbie Connors, Chair of the event and Executive Director of the Port Orange/South Daytona Chamber of Commerce.  “Even those who have never attended a true Spring Fair know from stories and movies the idea was that after the hard winters, community residents got together in the Spring to show off their handiwork and take part in events that let them work off energy stored when winter activities slowed.  Our Volusia winters aren’t that bad, but the idea still has a lot of appeal,” she said.
 
Family Days Spring Fair aims to debut with one of the largest food and craft expositions held in the region.  The Craft Fair will be Saturday and Sunday March 31 and April 1 and will replace the business expo feature of Kidz Dayz, although year-round Family Days sponsors will be represented along with food and craft booths. Other activities will include a car show, a pie bake-off and cake walk. Most of the handicrafts and art works will be for sale and many demonstrations are scheduled for those interested in learning new skills.  Extensive free entertainment will include excerpts from a well-known musical presented on the amphitheater stage; an old fashioned barn dance, an Amazing Pet Tricks contest and an evening of free movies.
 
A high point of the Spring Fair will be a large, family friendly carnival with rides and games appealing to all ages.  Details of the entertainment and other events will be announced as the dates approach and will be posted on the Family Days web site at www.familydays.com.
 
Food and craft vendors interested in participating in the Spring Fair are urged to get information from the web site or apply by calling the Family Days office at 386-506-5935.
 
Jill Geddy
Executive Vice President
P O Box 290610
Port Orange, FL   32129
Phone: (386) 506-5935

 

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Daytona Beach News-Journal
JAZZERCISE: 9:30-10:30 am Monday, Wednesday and Friday, Port Orange Gymnasium, 4655 City Center Circle, Port Orange. $50 for four weeks. 386-506-5867. JAZZERCISE: 9:30 am Monday-Saturday; 4:45 pm, 5:45 pm and 6:45 pm Monday-Thursday, SWV Jazzercise ...

 

 

 

 

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Traffic Closure: Cedar Street in Harbor Oaks

Starting January 27, 2012 All Day, Each Weekday

 

PORT ORANGE, FL – Starting January 27, 2012, and running sixty (60) calendar days, work crews will close through traffic on Cedar Street near Main Street.  Located in the Harbor Oaks area of Port Orange, the closing of Cedar Street to through traffic relates to the B-23 Canal seawall restoration efforts.

 

If you have any questions, please contact Richard Dean, Sieg & Ambachtsheer, Inc. Project Superintendent at 386-663-5155. 

 

Community Center
Saturday, January 28, 2012
9:30 am to Noon
Ponce Inlet, Fl.
This is your chance to learn about the business services, social activities, town services and more...

There will be representatives and displays from the following:
Town Government (Police, Fire, Administration)
Marine Science Center
Local Clubs
Community Church
Local Restaurants
The Lighthouse
Harbour Village
Ponce Inlet Community Center
and more!!

All Welcome!!!

It’s Free!!!

 

 

January entertainment calendar

 

Local Area Businesses in Port Orange, Fl.
Port Orange Shops

 

 
Film Program at the Port Orange Regiona Library
1005 City Center Cr.
Port Orange, FL 32129
386-322-5152
volusialibrary.org
Afternoon at the Movies (All Films Start at 2 p.m.)
 
February 6, 2012: Moneyball, Rated PG-13, 113 minutes: The Oakland A's general manager defies conventional wisdom and outsmarts his competition when forced to reinvent his team with bargain players.  Brad Pitt stars.
February 13, 2012: Dolphin Tale, Rated PG, 119 minutes: Based on true events, this family film is about Winter, a young dolphin who lost her tail in a crab trap, and Sawyer, the introverted 11-year-old boy who befriends her.  Morgan Freeman stars.
February 20, 2012: Contagion, Rated PG-13, 105 minutes: Contagion follows the rapid progress of a lethal airborne virus that kills within days.  Matt Damon and Kate Winslet star.
February 27, 2012:Ides of March, Rated R, 101 minutes: This film takes place during the frantic last days before a heavily contested Ohio presidential primary, when an up-and-coming campaign press secretary finds himself involved in a political scandal that threatens to upend his candidate’s shot at the presidency. Based on the play by Beau Willimon.   George Clooney stars.
Sunday Cinema: All Films Start at 2 p.m. in Auditorium 1
February 12, 2012: Call for Title, Rated G, 90 minutes: A breathtaking new documentary from the incomparable Werner Herzog, follows an exclusive expedition into the nearly inaccessible Chauvet Cave in France, home to the most ancient visual art known to have been created by man.
February 26, 2012: Picture Bride, Rated PG-13, 95 minutes: Set in 1918, seventeen-year-old Riyo is sent from Japan to Hawaii to be a mail-order bride after exchanging photographs with a sugar cane worker. But as luck would have it, Riyo is shocked to find that her future husband appeared much younger in his portrait and is at least 25 years her senior. In Japanese with English subtitles.
Memorable Movies (All Films Start at 4:45 p.m. in Auditorium 1)
February 16, 2012: It Happened One Night, Unrated 105 minutes: An unhappy heiress (Claudette Colbert) falls for a news reporter (Clark Gable) she meets on a bus trip across America.

 

Join us on Sunday, April 1 at 6:30pm at BELK in the Port Orange Pavilion for
a red carpet event!



Firefighters from all over Volusia County will be trading in their hoses and
trucks for scorching fashions on the runway!!  This event benefits the
Florida Fire & Emergency Services Foundation which provides funds to
firefighters to keep them trained and ready to help our community.

tickets are avilable

or contact
Miranda Hill at VITAS 386.366.6140




There are a few sponsorships available as well!! 



Justine Bailey

Public Safety Liaison

VITAS Innovative Hospice Care

of Volusia/Flagler

386.366.6145 (Firefighter hotline)

386.503.5034 (cell)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RADIO LOG

heard on the police radio scanner.
information might have changed and not heard
by poan hank
Previous days' radio logs at
Port Orange Police Radio Log Archives

 

JANUARY 27 2012
 
 

narcotic activity possibly right now in sd. 941 am

foot pursuit right now in sd. 1027 am. I do not know if this is related to the narcotic activity. black male, black shirt . cut through the park towards beville. air one requested to respond. 1028 am. james st. park. LE 5

this is about an open warrant 1030 am

34xx ridgewood ave. po. burglary to shed.
921 am. po. 3x royal palm circle. car broken into overnight.
920 am sd. 16xx Joan st. ex is outside banging on the door. she is locked inside her bedroom. police arrived and ex had left.
1x royal palm circle. theft of a bicycle. po. 9 am
849 am. po. 7xx pine forest trail. offense against family and children.

heard on the police radio scanner 1 27 12: 844 am bolo. attempted abuduction. deltona hs. older hispanic male. heavy set. 4 door black passenger car.

918 am. air one en route to look for a black vehicle with a stripe across the hood.

841 am. narcotics complaint in port orange.
JANUARY 26 2012
711 pm deleon (springs?) air one en route to an auto accident. trauma 29 yr. old female.grand and wheeler
702 pm. 22xx nottingham road. burglary.
603 pm: po; Security holding shoplifter at walmart . from Trouble Shooter Services
255 pm. sd. anastasia. neighbors aruging for a while. now a window is broken.
1206 pm. florida keys. where is that? burglary investigation.
1155 am. dollar general. male and female stole some videos.

1150 am at the flee marktet. PO? a gun was discharged. no one hit.

 

1145 am po. suspicious vehicle. possible narcotic activity. on going problem at this location.
1046 am. ob. 101 clyde morris blvd. assisted living facility. pop corn machine that had been stolen has been recovered.
wiltshire blvd. attempted burglary. screen to bed room window had been removed. po. 724 am

Edgewater Car Breaks

at around 12 midnight

arrest was made.

Hear audio recording of police response captured by Trouble Shooter Services

click to hear audio tape police radio transmissions

1121am from TSS:

Edgewater is finding more overnight car breaks 4-5 more this morning

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JANUARY 25 2012
from Trouble Shooter Services: SDPD Responded to call Oak Meadows Circle & Big Tree, in South Daytona Beach, address unknown. vacant house no one supposed to be living there, called in by neighbor,  knocked on door and no answer, unit saw people inside called 10-33 for the channel and 2nd unit arrived and apprehended 3-4 persons, approx 22:25 hrs..
beville and clyde sd. pedestrian acc. no db units available at this time. 7pm
MVA vs Ped, williamson and ISB person still under vehicle. signal 7. 656 pm db.

child custody complaint. big tree road.someone is getting agitated because "they are not turning the child over". 650 pm

burglary report.working in port orange. 649 pm. west pleasent run.

 

642 pm sd. 10xx old big tree road. complaint that someone is shooting a co2 gun into his yard.
641 pm. 105 kent ct. (routine?) check of a registered sex offender. po. 647 pm
suspicious activity by a vehicle in po. vehicle keeps coming back to same area. suspected drug deal expected. po. 633 pm
spruce creek and tropic drive. white juvenile female yelling, making a lot of noise. entrance to a park? po. 628 pm
legion pl. off of lafayette po. structure fire reported. fd en route. 613 pm. flames from living room, smoke through roof. juvenile on a bicycle was seen going through a window.
silk moss ct and magnola MVA

SD. report that some one in the accident said someone was trying to kill him. 515 pm

east bound on silver ponds. 2 black males. one in possession of a knife. report that perhaps this incident was an attempted robbery. 519 pm

2 black males in candle light court. court. ran behind 27a unit. candle light court.521 pm

subjects east bound may have made it to weston's.522 pm

air one requested to respond. 522 pm

searching around weston's. weston road? 523 pm

black male, red shirt. other light shirt with tan pants. 524 pm. suspects;

came in buick that is really messed up. one is injured. 525 pm

may be trying to make it back to ceder village. 526 pm.

red shirt with dredges. other one had white t shirt. east bound from candle ct. was last seen by polic officer. 529 pm

3 blocks south of beville and east of nova.

see map of the area

confirmed robbery at 544 pm

air one on scene 544 pm. canine on scene.

tag on vehicle has no report of having been stolen. 547 pm

brown 2 door vehicle out of daytona registered to a female. 548 pm

police involved in search now on tac 5. 550 pm


police radio scanner. 1 25 12 at 610 pm. ;  rp reports that at his address. 19xx  red ceder. 2 black males jumped his fence and told rp they were running from police and askek for his help. so he drove them to an address in daytona beach, senaca st. this on le 5 at 609 pm

dbpd not able to locate anything on seneca. 708 pm

 
legion pl. off of lafayette po. structure fire reported. fd en rouge. 613 pm

 

intoxicated female in the lobby of the popd station causing a disturbance. po. 508 pm
444 pm. reed canal. theft of an mp player. sd.
cortland and malti. 13 yr. old hispanic male on foot, sb on malti by tunisia. domestic battery charges on the juvenile. air one asked to respond. 415 pm. wearing an orange sweat shirt. deltona, or was it deland?
441 pm. po. ball field city center. fight among juveniles.

air one sees a golf cart occupied in the borough pits. (near rt 472?) possibly stolen. but no vcso ground units available in the area. 410 pm

alveider golf club is being searched for any info of stolen golf carts. nothing reported today. 413 pm

Following info heard on the police radio scanner, and info gathering was assisted by Trouble Shooter Services:

heard on police radio scanner. air plane down. my info is spotty, but air one reporting that pilot is "coming out" with rp's husband. air one had reported code 4 but have rescue respond.  I do not know where.  tac 7 originally.

d 52 reports minor cuts and scrapes on  pilot's face. air one wants pilots name and tail number for FAA. 343 pm

50 gallons of gas have leaked out. 344 pm. I did not yet learn where this happened.

pilot's name received by air one. 347 pm. -- James Clarry. POAN STRESSES THAT ACCORDING TO INFO ON THE POLICE RADIO SCANNER, JAMES CLARRY IS OK BUT HAS MINOR SCRAPES AND CUTS ON FACE.

1 river 11 is on scene. pilot being brought to rp's address. 350 pm

 
tanglebeery po? sd? fraud., 1236 pm
7xx barlow circle. po. possible stolen vehicle. 1236 pm
5xx Sandy Palm drive car break over night just discovered.. 1020 am from Trouble Shooter Services. po.

1042 am , I just heard tires screaching at summer trees road and taylor road. bad intersection.

And a developing bad intersection inside westport, publix shopping center. four way at bank of america and mcdonalds. north and south have no full stop signs, east and west do. increased traffic cutting through this parking lot road to get out onto taylor road and summer trees road.

silver SUV vehicle, stolen, has been running around daytona beach. 1042 am

popd director of public safety out with a pedestrian down. willow run and clyde morris. rescue is responding. 1009 am

elderly woman has fallen. rescue on scene 1010 am

 

From Trouble Shooter Services, info from his overnight recorder:

Last night in the area of Spruce and Taylor down to Wiltshire Blvd.. Responded to a call when wife heard noise and husband investigated finding front door open.. po.

perimeter established. no arrest.

 

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Restoration Proje
ct Presentations |
Marine Discovery Center

By ctruxall
Port Orange library meeting room from 4 pm-5:30. on Tue Feb 7th. New Smyrna Beach library meeting room on Mon. 13 Feb. from 4-5:30 pm. Contact Coralie Gilson for more information: coralie@marinediscoverycenter.org. Oyster Restoration ...
Marine Discovery Center

 
 

SIGNIFICANT ITEMS POSTED ON THIS WEB PAGE

JANUARY 26 2012
 
 
 
 

big box, shopping center in Port Orange?

see the commentary

 

NEWS RELEASE

SOUTH DAYTONA POLICE DEPARTMENT

ROBBERY #12-01-00218

JANUARY 26, 2012

see radio log and press release

 

Port Orange,Fl.

The appointment of Mr Sheridan was approved by a majority of the pension board and all the council is supposed to do is make it official.

see comments by RodG and Hank

and added are comments by Ted Noftall.

 

automatic approval of Frank Sheridan as the 5th and tie breaking member of the Fire Pension Board.

Ted Noftall to Don Burnette, Port Orange, Fl.

see Citizen's concerns for Port Orange and the nation

 

Port Orange Firefighter's Pension Plan didn't manage to earn ANYTHING, on its investments, during the past year

From Craig E. Young, Port Orange, Fl.

read commentary at Port Orange Citizen Complains About Fire Union Pensions

 

ADVERTISE ON THE PORT ORANGE AREA NEWS WEB SITE

 

Courthouse VOLUSIA COUNTY JAIL DOCKET (The following people were booked into the Volusia County Branch Jail on felony charges yet to be proven in court.)

To see the list of non Port Orange residents, go to the dbnj on line

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 Khaled M. Azzi, 23, Port Orange, social welfare fraud (5), racketeering (5), fraudulent use of a credit card (5);

Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly, 28, Port Orange, racketeering (5), fraudulent use of a credit card (5), social welfare fraud (5);

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see mug shot of KHALED AZZI

3 arrested in $2 million Volusia County food stamp scam | News ...

www.clickorlando.com/news/3-arrested-in-2.../-/index.html
1 day ago – According to police reports, Khaled MAzzi, 34, arrested after an undercover SNAP EBT transaction at Nova Food Mart. Azzi sold $200000 a ...

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  1. KHALED AZZI | Arrested on January 24, 2012 | JailBase

    www.jailbase.com/en/arrested/fl-vcc/2012-01.../khaled-azzi-866611
    1 day ago – KHALED AZZI was arrested in Volusia County, FL on January 24, 2012 for Other, Fraud. ... Gender: M. Race: W. Age: 23 (on date of arrest) ...
  2. Workers at 3 Daytona convenience stores accused of food card ...

    www.news-journalonline.com/.../workers-at-3-daytona-convenience-...
    January 25, 2012 12:50 AM ... Khaled Azzi ,; Lindo Jolly ,; Susan Ross Robinson ... At the other two locations, Jolly and Azzi would allow EBT customers to make ...

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Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly

  1. Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly - Justia Blawg Search

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    Your search Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly did not match any document. BlawgSearch.com :: Blawgs.FM :: © :: Justia Legal Resources :: Terms of Service :: Privacy ...
  2. Jolly v. District Director, Orlando, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration ...

    dockets.justia.com › ... › Other Statutes › Other Statutory Actions
    Nov 4, 2011 – Petitioner: Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly. Respondents: District Director, Orlando, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Field Office Director, ...
  3. Other Statutes Cases filed in the Florida Middle District Court ...

    dockets.justia.com › ... › Florida › Florida Middle District Court
    Petitioner: Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly. Respondents: District Director, Orlando, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Field Office Director, Orlando, USCIS, ...
  4. Other Statutes Cases filed in the Florida Middle District Court ...

    dockets.justia.com › ... › Florida › Florida Middle District Court
    Petitioner: Lindo Parathottiyel Jolly. Respondents: District Director, Orlando, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Field Office Director, Orlando, USCIS, ...

 

 

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Kati Hayden Chase, 27, Port Orange, possession of a controlled substance;

Timothy Patrick Salaycik, 18, Port Orange, possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana (2);

Gregory Pierce Wrenn, 29, Port Orange, possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana, manufacturing of marijuana;

Adrian Stacey Carter, 20, Port Orange, domestic battery by strangulation;

Jared W. Snyder, 31, Port Orange, possession of a controlled substance.

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see mug shot of Timoty Salaycik

Poan found the following references to Adrian Stacey Carter. Notice that age does not match: And middle name is spelled differently:

  1. Crime stoppers - Hometown News

    www.myhometownnews.net › Crime Report › Volusia County
    Apr 15, 2011 – Crime Stoppers of Northeast Florida is seeking information on the whereabouts of Adrian Stacy Carter, 44. Due to prior criminal convictions, ...
  2. Crime Stoppers - Hometown News

    www.myhometownnews.net › Crime Report › Volusia County
    Feb 3, 2011 – Crime Stoppers of Northeast Florida is seeking information on the whereabouts of Adrian Stacy Carter, 44. Due to prior criminal convictions, ...
  3. Volusia County public records for Jan. 25, 2012 - News

    www.news-journalonline.com/.../volusia-county-public-records-for-j...
    8 hours ago – ... threats to a public official; resisting arrest with violence; Adrian Stacey Carter, 20, Port Orange, domestic battery by strangulation; Shane Scott ...
  4. Volusia County public records for June 29, 2011 - News

    www.news-journalonline.com/.../volusia-county-public-records-for-j...
    Jun 29, 2011 – ... unarmed burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, unarmed burglary of an unoccupied structure; Adrian Stacy Carter, 45, Daytona Beach, failure ...

 

 

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 George Anselmo, 19, Port Orange, lewd and lascivious sexual battery on a child under 12

Sharabia Jonte Johnson, 26, Port Orange, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without the intent to kill (2), child neglect without great harm;

 Larry Maloy Maker, 43, Port Orange, possession of cocaine;

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 Kristin Alana Trotter, 35, Port Orange, dealing in stolen property, possession of a controlled substance;

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see mug shot of Kristin Alana Trotter

 

 

PORT ORANGE AND FLORIDA NEWS AND REFERENCES

Florida is God's waiting room.
-- Glenn Le Grice

JANUARY 26 2012
 
 
 
 

big box, shopping center in Port Orange?

Thank you, Mr. & Mrs. Meeks for this statement. I agree! I need to hear from the rest of the Coalition regarding this statement.

Katherine
 
From:Marilyn Meeks
Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 9:19 PM
Subject: Meeks comments on WHAT WE, SWEETWATER COALITION, WOULD LIKE
 
MOST IMPORTANTLY the city of Port Orange should NOT be considering a larger scale, big box, shopping center that cannot function and work smoothly with the "current" access.  Note Phillip Gauthier's comment:  "We all know the reason they are doing this is because they can't fully develop that commercial property with the current access it has."  THAT IS THE BOTTOM LINE!  Burying a stream and replacing it with a ditch along a road they want built at the city's expense.  Changing traffic to right turn only, the city paying to build a now FOUR lane road which must mean Taylor Road will also have to be widened.  Is this the story of CINDERELLA with a HORRIBLE ENDING? Will the step-sister be able to CRAM her TOO BIG FOOT into a little shoe?  That's what's happening here.  The city should not be "jumping" through hoops to put a big box shopping center into a space that takes too much destruction, too many changes, too many obstacles, too much loss for a neighborhoods, too much loss for wildlife, and way too much cost for the city of Port Orange.  It should be built elsewhere.  THIS IS WHAT THE PORT ORANGE COALITION PROPOSES FIRST AND FOREMOST.
 
THE SWEETWATER CREEK:  To bury the "creek" and relocate it to possibly a smaller ditch not only upsets the Eco system of the known wildlife but possibly removes flooding protection.  We are paying $99 a year on our taxes to bail out a mistake the city made by allowing a home developer to build in a flood zone.  The city had to buy houses that continually flooded.  This was a mistake that should have never happened.  Is this about to happen again?  We have not had a problem with flooding even though the terrain is lower by the creek area in Sweetwater Estates.  The "Sweetwater Creek" as we know it flows out to Rose Bay and the river and would continue to do so even with torrential rain.  It's not known though that replacing it with a ditch would do the same and perhaps the City of Port Orange again may be responsible for allowing developers to change a "water way" no matter how one refers to it now.  Or will the county be responsible if this flowing creek is buried?  And if we have flooding because of it will our property then be "in a flood zone" and our insurance go up?  The creek should be left alone alone with a larger "buffer" between residents and the commercial development.
 
GOPHER TORTOISES:  Protected gopher tortoises should not be buried alive!  I insist that the FWS have every acre thoroughly checked for tortoise burrows again.  It hasn't been checked in years and I personally don't think it was thoroughly checked for tortoise
burrows the first time.  Wasn't there a "fee" in tact at the time that developers could pay a fine and then just bury them all?  Right next door on the east property line of Altamira on the "north" side of Taylor Road was a large tortoise burrow and I saw the large tortoise.  It is now gone.  The tortoise burrow that the developers saw on Altamira property across the street on the "south" side of Taylor Road was about six feet inside the from the road and was run over and deceased.  both side of Taylor Road should be checked and all the acreage deep into the property should be checked.  If done correctly it will take some time to search.
 
NO NEW ROAD:  Making a new road from Boggs Ford Road to Yorktown should be scrapped.  I haven't heard why there wasn't a Dunlawton entrance and exit?  Building a road along the property line of commercial and agriculture/residential is pushing limits.  It's pushing residents to actually live and breathe in all that commercial anxiety.  It definitely should NOT BE  A FOUR LANE ROAD!  It would save the city of Port Orange 2.4 million dollars and save trees that have been here longer than any of us.  Even the cost of $250K for the trees the developers would have the City of Port Orange responsible to pay.  Preserving a section of that park like setting with a stream running through it, walking trails, jogging trails, and beautification would be to offset the disrupted way of life the community would endure because of huge commercial development.  These same developers the first time around said they would build an area to encourage "a sense of community" and residents that wanted to walk to the former development they proposed with some parking across the street along with benches and space for patrons.  I was told shortly afterward by my son that the developers said to him they weren't going to do it because of a home on the back property they could use for their own purposes.  So, it was just words.  The City of Daytona Beach has a beautiful park across the street along the river that was intended for the public, shoppers, walkers, joggers, and picnic events.  Having a buffer like that between the scaled back commercial development and agriculture/residential neighborhood could be very appealing and enjoyed by residents, shoppers and employees working in the stores.
 
These are our feelings that we feel so important.
 

received 1 22 12

poanposted 1 26 12

Heard on the police radio scanner 1 25 12:

silk moss ct and magnola MVA

SD. report that some one in the accident said someone was trying to kill him. 515 pm

east bound on silver ponds. 2 black males. one in possession of a knife. report that perhaps this incident was an attempted robbery. 519 pm

2 black males in candle light court. court. ran behind 27a unit. candle light court.521 pm

subjects east bound may have made it to weston's.522 pm

air one requested to respond. 522 pm

searching around weston's. weston road? 523 pm

black male, red shirt. other light shirt with tan pants. 524 pm. suspects;

came in buick that is really messed up. one is injured. 525 pm

may be trying to make it back to ceder village. 526 pm.

red shirt with dredges. other one had white t shirt. east bound from candle ct. was last seen by polic officer. 529 pm

3 blocks south of beville and east of nova.

see map of the area

confirmed robbery at 544 pm

air one on scene 544 pm. canine on scene.

tag on vehicle has no report of having been stolen. 547 pm

brown 2 door vehicle out of daytona registered to a female. 548 pm

police involved in search now on tac 5. 550 pm

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NEWS RELEASE

SOUTH DAYTONA POLICE DEPARTMENT

ROBBERY #12-01-00218

JANUARY 26, 2012

                                                                                                           

ON 01-25-2012 AT APPROXIMATELY 1715 HOURS, THE SOUTH DAYTONA POLICE WERE DISPATCHED TO THE SOUTH END OF SILK MOSS COURT, IN REFERENCE TO A SINGLE MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH AND WHAT APPEARED TO BE A FIGHT BETWEEN FOUR MALES.

 

WHILE OFFICERS WERE EN ROUTE TO THE CALL, THEY WERE ADVISED THAT ONE OF THE MALES WAS ARMED WITH A KNIFE. AS POLICE ARRIVED ON SCENE, THEY WERE TOLD BY NUMEROUS WITNESSES THAT TWO BLACK MALE SUSPECTS HAD FLED ON FOOT EAST BOUND FROM THE SCENE.

 

A SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION REVEALED THAT THE INCIDENT WAS IN FACT A ROBBERY IN WHICH A VEHICLE WAS CRASHED.

 

 THE VICTIM WAS IDENTIFIED AS FRANK LOCKHART (W/M 12-18-1968) AND ONE OF THE ROBBERS WAS IDENTIFIED AS KEITH JOSEPH OIEJNICZAK (W/M 07-16-1982).

 

LOCKHART EXPLAINED THAT HE HAD GONE TO 904 BOULDER DR. TO PURCHASE A FOUR WHEELER. WHILE HE WAS LOOKING AT THE VEHICLE HE WAS UNABLE TO GET IT STARTED, AS IT WAS PRESUMABLY OUT OF GAS. WHILE LOCKHART GOT A GAS CAN, A VEHICLE ARRIVED ON SCENE CONTAINING OIEJNICZAK AND THE OTHER TWO UNIDENTIFIED SUSPECTS. THEY OFFERED LOCKHART A RIDE TO THE GAS STATION AND HE ACCEPTED, GETTING INTO THEIR VEHICLE. THEY DROVE FROM BOULDER DRIVE TO SILK MOSS COURT, WHICH IS A DEAD END RESIDENTIAL STREET. THEY DROVE TO THE SOUTH END OF THE SUBDIVISION, AND LOCKHART BEGAN TO FEEL THAT SOMETHING WAS NOT RIGHT.

 

THE SUSPECTS THEN STOPPED THE VEHICLE AND WENT TO THE TRUNK. LOCKHART WAS ASKED BY THE SUSPECTS IF HE HAD THE MONEY TO BUY THE FOUR WHEELER. ONCE LOCKHART CONFIRMED HE HAD THE MONEY, OIEJNICZAK ARMED HIMSELF WITH A LUG WRENCH THAT HE HAD GOT FROM THE TRUNK. OIEJNICZAK STRUCK LOCKHART IN THE HEAD, AND THEN TOOK HIS MONEY. THERE WAS THEN A STRUGGLE BETWEEN OIEJNICZAK AND LOCKHART, AND LOCKHART WAS ABLE TO WRESTLE THE LUG WRENCH AWAY FROM OIEJNICZAK. OIEJNICZAK TRIED TO GET BACK INSIDE TO THE VEHICLE BUT COULD NOT, SO HE JUMPED ON THE HOOD. THE VEHICLE WAS THEN DRIVEN BY TH OTHER 2 SUSPECTS EASTBOUND ON SILK MOSS COURT, WITH OIEJNICZAK ON THE HOOD. LOCKHART THREW THE LUG WRENCH AT OIEJNICZAK BUT MISSED, INSTEAD STRIKING THE WINDSHIELD. THIS CAUSED THE SUSPECT DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE TO HIT A CURB AND A TREE, WHICH WAS IN THE CENTER MEDIAN OF THE ROADWAY.

 

OIEJNICZAK WAS THROWN FROM THE HOOD OF THE VEHICLE WHEN THE VEHICLE STRUCK THE TREE. OIEJNICZAK WAS INJURED FROM THIS ACTION.

 

NOW THAT THE VEHICLE WAS DISABLED, THE TWO REMAINING SUSPECTS RAN EAST, BUT THEN RETURNED TO THE SCENE. ONE OF THE SUSPECTS ARMED HIMSELF WITH A KNIFE AND ATTEMPTED TO ROB LOCKHART FOR A SECOND TIME. THE SUSPECTS WERE ABLE TO GET SOME OF LOCKHART’S MONEY BEFORE RUNNING AWAY AGAIN.

 

A PERIMETER WAS ESTABLISHED BUT THE SUSPECTS GOT AWAY, HAVING BEEN GIVEN A RIDE TO DAYTONA BEACH BY AN UNSUSPECTING SAMARITAN.

 

THE INVESTIGATION IS CONTINUING, AND WE HAVE SEVERAL LEADS AS TO THE IDENTITY OF THE TWO SUSPECTS.  MEANWHILE, OIEJNICZAK WAS PLACED UNDER ARREST AND TRANSPORTED TO HALIFAX HOSPITAL FOR HIS INJURIES. LOCKHART LATER WENT TO THE HOSPITAL TO BE TREATED FOR HIS NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.

 

FOR OTHER DETAILS OF THE ROBBERY, PLEASE REFER TO THE ATTACHED ARREST AND INCIDENT REPORTS. ANYONE WITH ANY INFORMATION ON THE CASE IS ASKED TO CALL CRIMESTOPPERS AT 888-277-TIPS OR INV. RAINEY HETZNECKER AT (386) 322-3030.

 

 

Lt. Ron Wright
Professional Standards
South Daytona Police Department
1672 South Ridgewood Avenue
South Daytona, FL  32119

police radio scanner. 1 25 12 at 610 pm. ;  rp reports that at his address. 19xx  red ceder. 2 black males jumped his fence and told rp they were running from police and askek for his help. so he drove them to an address in daytona beach, senaca st. this on le 5 at 609 pm

dbpd not able to locate anything on seneca. 708 pm

 
legion pl. off of lafayette po. structure fire reported. fd en rouge. 613 pm

 

 

He that has the name to be an early riser may sleep till noon.
-- James Howell

-- Are we talking about Mayor Allen Green? -- hank

 

Two Lenoir-Rhyne Players Earn 2012 All-SAC Preseason Honors In Women's Tennis
Lenoir Rhyne College Athletics
Rock Hill, SC - Lenoir-Rhyne University senior Emily Mauser (Hickory, NC) and junior Kelsey Love (Port Orange, Fla.) were both selected to the 2012 All-South Atlantic Conference Women's Tennis Preseason Second Team, league officials announced today.
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Lenoir Rhyne College Athletics

 

 

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Port Orange man who rammed patrol car sent to prison
Orlando Sentinel
By Gary Taylor, Orlando Sentinel A Port Orange man was sentenced Tuesday to one year and a day in state prison for his role in a high-speed chase last year in Daytona Beach. Seth Abshire, 39, originally was charged with aggravated battery on a law ...
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Beginnng Jan. 30 2012 Port Orange

City will be installing additional turn lanes both Dunlawton and Spruce Creek Road.  This will allow for better traffic movement for north bound traffic on Spruce Creek Road at Dunlawton and will provide for a right turn lane off of Dunlawton on to south bound Spruce Creek Road. 

 

Port Orange Family Days - Daytona Beach Convention and Visitor's ...
Port Orange City Center, 1000 City Center Circle, Port Orange. The pride of Port Orange is the free Family Days event. This annual celebration offers carnival ...
daytonabeachcvb.org/calendar.cfm/mode/details/id/.../35952

 

HS news & notes, Jan. 25th
Central Florida News 13
Port Orange Atlantic was making some football news this past week. Atlantic offensive coordinator DJ Mayo was named head coach at Tampa Chamberlain. And Marlon McCree, one of the school's greatest players, was added to the coaching staff of the ...

 

....Planitzer, 80, was disciplined for being untruthful with supervisors. He had been ordered to return an unauthorized passenger on his bus to Spruce Creek High but allowed him to get off at a bus stop instead, according to an investigative report.

Planitzer originally told supervisors he turned the student over to a woman at the school bus loop, but administrators and Port Orange police who were waiting to intercept the passenger said the bus never arrived. The bus driver later admitted he was untruthful with his supervisors, according to the report....

dbnj on line

 

Volusia, Flagler GOP voters say they're tired of attacks
Daytona Beach News-Journal
"It's not about a popularity contest with him," said Stephanie Shaw, as she stood on the corner of Dunlawton and Ridgewood avenues in Port Orange. "Ron Paul really sticks by what he says. The other three just wind up picking on each other.

 

Feds adopt new method for estimating saltwater fish catches
Daytona Beach News-Journal
"Anything is an improvement," said David Nelson, a Port Orange fishing captain who has been active in campaigning for better assessments and regulations. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration uses estimates of fishing impacts to assess ...


830 Airport Rd Apt 314, Port Orange, Florida 32128 Foreclosed ...
Foreclosed Home Information - 830 Airport Rd Apt 314, Port Orange, Florida 32128. Welcome to Houses For Sale Lists! Now you don't need to pay for ...
www.housesforsalelists.com/.../florida-port-orange-32128-830...

 

see video

Thrive Port Orange Welcome on Vimeo
A Brief overview of what the ThrivePortOrange website is all about.
vimeo.com/35635027

 

see images

Port Orange Water Treatment Plant Tour Re-Cap
Last week I posted information about a water treatment plant tour that was being offered in Port Orange. We took our kids on that tour...
www.volusiacountymoms.com/.../port-orange-water-treatment...

 

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Port Orange police: Driver of speeding truck loses control and ...
A 69-year-old Port Orange woman was injured late Wednesday when a pickup truck crashed into her apartment. Both the driver and a passenger in the truck ...
articles.orlandosentinel.com/.../os-truck-vs-home-injuries-201...

 

Ormond man killed trying to cross ISB
Daytona Beach News-Journal
... Speedway Boulevard near Williamson Boulevard at 6:49 pm when he was hit by a westbound vehicle. Williams was not in a designated pedestrian crosswalk when he was hit by the vehicle driven by Donald L. Mastromauro, 62, of Port Orange, police said.

 

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Small Plane Crashes In Volusia County

A small plane crashed Wednesday into some woods near Port Orange. More Details

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Pilot survives small plane crash near Port Orange. http://goo.gl/PWeMM

Tune to Central Florida News 13 or log on to www.CFNews13.com for
more information. Only on Bright House Networks

Port Orange: A small plane crashes in Volusia County Wednesday afternoon.

Officials said the Cessna 210 went down between Spruce Creek Fly-In and Spruce Creek Farms around 3:15 p.m.

Volusia County deputies said there were no injuries in the crash.

Pilot says engine quit, then the plane went down.

Volusia Fire officials said they are assessing the patient at the scene.

  • Stay with News 13 and cfnews13.com for updates on this developing story
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  • I watched the 5 pm news on wftv. The station had an overhead image of the crashed plane. Wow, I think the pilot was very lucky. There was no smooth landing area, just a crash into the trees. -- hank 507 pm `1 25 12
 
Girls athlete of the week, Jan. 26: Dominique Simpson, Jones basketball
Orlando Sentinel
Highlights: Simpson had 20 points, 10 rebounds and six assists to lead Jones past Port Orange Atlantic 59-49 last Thursday to secure the top seed in the Class 4A, District 7 tournament. She also scored 16 points in a 60-26 victory against Oak Ridge ...
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NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL
NEWS AND RERFERENCES

 

National and International

January 26 2012

 
Romney Failed to Disclose Swiss Bank Account Income
Campaign amends disclosure form after media inquiries. See Story >

 

TransCanada: No More Than 6,000 Pipeline Workers on the Job "on Any Given Day"
Lisa Song, InsideClimate News: "Twenty thousand jobs is the number used by TransCanada, the Alberta-based company that wants to build the pipeline.... Opponents of the pipeline say TransCanada has inflated the number of construction jobs by ignoring two facts: That most of the jobs would be temporary, and that there's a big difference between hiring people for varying periods of time and creating jobs."
Read the Article


National Science Board Report: US Losing Research and Development Jobs to Asia
Dave Johnson, Campaign for America's Future: "The United States is losing ever more jobs and becoming ever less competitive as our universities are cut back and companies move [Research and Development] jobs to Asia.... Since 2004, about 85% of the growth in R&D workers employed by U.S.-based multinational companies has been abroad, according to the National Science Board, a policy-making arm of the National Science Foundation, a U.S. agency. U.S. companies generally aren't closing labs at home but rather focusing their expansion abroad."
Read the Article


Working and Poor in the USA
Bill Quigley, The Center for Constitutional Rights: "A study by Northeastern University found that in the poorest families, unemployment is nearly 31 percent. Underemployment is also much more of a problem in poor homes, with over 20 percent of those workers reporting they are working part-time but seeking full-time work. Our nation can do so much more. We say our country values work. It is time to do something about it."
Read the Article


It was around 1950 that my parents got their second TV of their lifetime, an Admiral. It was a good piece of furniture, but of course, still with a small screen. I was introduced to FM radio in that Admiral, and enjoyed the music. Much of the radio stations broadcasted music like Musak, which one could find in elevators and stores. No advertisements, and calm, peacefull orchrestal arrangements of all the old standards. -- hank

Admiral

Received this from Southwest.  It seems to me, that the government is now mandating that airlines bury all the taxes and "fees" into the base price of your tickets.  They don't want to make it easy to see exactly how much they are in our pockets for.

-- from Robert Springer

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Full Fare Advertising—Air fares that are advertised, verbally quoted, or displayed online must now also include all government-imposed taxes and fees that an airline collects for various government agencies.  These government taxes and fees include the segment fee of $3.80 per take off and landing, Passenger Facility Charge of up to $18 roundtrip, and September 11th Security Fee of up to $10 roundtrip for travel within or from the U.S.  For International travel, a variety of additional fees, in some cases close to $100, must also be included in the advertised air fare.  This does not include ancillary fees charged by some airlines (i.e. checking a bag).

 

In the past, fares displayed in our advertising and on southwest.com and airtran.com included the Base Fare plus a 7.5% federal excise tax.  The additional government-imposed taxes and fees were shown separately from the fare in advertising and added to the total fare at the time the reservation was priced.

With the new regulation, fares will include the Base Fare plus the 7.5% excise tax, plus all additional government-imposed taxes and fees that we collect and distribute to various government agencies.

The fare amount with all government-imposed taxes and fees included creates various dollar amounts that are difficult to use in advertising efforts; therefore we’ve decided to round up our fares to the nearest dollar for display purposes only.  The rounded up fare amount will be more than what a Customer will actually pay when booking the ticket – the cost variant between the displayed fare versus the booked fare could be up to 99 cents.

At first glance, airline fares will “look” higher after the implementation of these provisions, but that is only because of the added taxes and fees that will now be included on the front end as opposed to the back end.  We did not increase our air fares on Southwest or AirTran.

 

Hi Hank

Last week you stood with millions of Americans to protect online freedom and innovation. Congress heard you, and delayed consideration of the PIPA and SOPA bills, which -- if enacted -- would censor the Web and impose harmful regulations on American businesses.

We hope that today you will join us in thanking your representatives for protecting the Internet.

And we want to thank you, again, for your actions last week. We are humbled that so many of you rallied around what we believe is the most transformative invention in history.

Until next time,
The Google team

 

Why evangelicals should like Mitt
Daytona Beach News-Journal
By PAUL LEISURE, Port Orange As a lifelong conservative evangelical, I urge those of like faith and practice to vote for Mitt Romney for president. After graduation from Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC, I completed a residency program at the ...

 

Vote responsibly next week
Daytona Beach News-Journal
By PAUL CLINE Jr., Port Orange I agree with those who have called the 2012 presidential election the most important election in our lifetimes. We can return America to the core values of our Constitution -- or continue on our current path of big ...

-- Mr. Cline, how many times do we have to be disappointed? Are you one who will be happy, and assured that we are returning to our core values, just because your party's candidate gets into office? Otherwise, I don't see how in the world you can have faith that we can return to our core values. It is all a sham about our elected leaders bringing us to our core values and I am sorry to say, you are only encouraging them to continue the sham. How in the world can you expect our rich candidates with expectations from their financial supporters, to give a damn about our core values?-- hank

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From Larry in Florida:

Mr.Cline

It bothers me that you want to return to core vales,one of those core values was slavery.

Another core value was that for the most part those who established the CORE VALUES were for the most part well to do ,basically the top 1%. So what has changed with over 45% of those in Congress Millionaires.
Oh yeah those running on the Republican Platform would really consider the 99%,like hell they would.
One guy has hidden his loot in offshore accounts,Romney.
One has proven he can not be trusted,his personal treatment of wives sure does not say his is trustworthy and as I recall he was drummed out of the Speakership,Newt.
Then we have one who is busy rattling Sabres about a War with Iran and he is not in the White House yet,hopefully will never be,Santorum.
Then there is Ron Paul,poor old guy can not even get his own son to champion him.
Larry Smith

 


Wendell Potter: Park City Vantage Point Puts Tragedy of American Health Care in Vivid Relief
Read the Article at The Huffington Post

 

Paul Krugman: Is Our Economy Healing?
Read the Article at The New York Times

 

Righteous Abortion: How Conservative Christianity Promotes What It Claims to Hate
Valerie Tarico, Away Point: "U.S. rates of unwanted pregnancy and abortion far exceed any other country with similar economic development. So does our rate of religiosity."
Read the Article

 

How Can Communities Defend Themselves From Corporate Interests?
Rose Aguilar, Truthout: "Why isn't activism working? It's not for lack of trying, says self-described recovering environmental attorney Thomas Linzey.... In the new book, 'Be The Change: How to Get What You Want in Your Community,' Linzey and Anneke Campbell, an environmental justice documentary filmmaker, argue that it's time to stop begging the government and corporations to cause less harm. It's time to replace corporate minority decision-making with community self-government."
Read the Article and Listen to the Podcast



Protesters Demand Tougher Robo-Signing Settlement for Banks Making Record Executive Payouts
Mike Ludwig, Truthout: "Federal officials this week are moving to finalize a settlement with banks over the 'robo-signing' scandal, and activists say several banks accused of processing fraudulent foreclosure documents in recent years made a record $144 billion in payouts to employees in 2011."
Read the Article


Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 11:31 AM
Subject: "The tax imposed under this section shall not be treated as tax."

“The tax imposed under this section shall not be treated as tax.”

If you want to see an example of the word games the government is playing look at the healthcare bill, turn to Sec. 441, Pg 203, Lines 14-15 of the healthcare bill- “The tax imposed under this section shall not be treated as tax.” What? Yes, it says a tax shall not be treated as a tax. And you wonder why so many Americans are skeptical to the true nature of this healthcare bill. The government isn’t even honest about taxes contained in the bill. Their philosophy is create a tax, but let’s pretend it’s not a tax. Makes you wonder when you get sick what they will pretend not to know to save those taxes and make sure they don’t spend them on your treatment.

 

It sickening!

-- Robert Sprionger

-- Of course not Robert. We know that in Port Orange. It is an "investment" not a tax. lol -- dad

 

ARTIFICIAL: NBC’s Removal of Passion from the Debate Misses the Point of Voters Furious at Obama/Liberalism’s Threat to America

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

from: C. EDMUND WRIGHT

 

cedmundwright@mac.com

 

As some of the elites in the media and the establishment are congratulating themselves on the sterile and phony atmosphere they concocted last night in Tampa, they continue to miss the conservative base’s understanding of this election and insult their passions.

 

Therefore the Speaker’s announcement today that he will not stand for such rules is perfectly legitimate and correct.

 

“The notion that crowd passion is an artificial and corrupting influence on the debates is totally backwards” said C. Edmund Wright, a spokesman for Winning Our Future, a Super PAC supporting Gingrich and conservative causes.  “Quite the contrary.  To conduct any campaign event in 2012 as if this is just politics as usual in a normal election cycle is extraordinarily misguided.  The crowd reactions the Speaker received last week were not sudden emotional outbursts.  Those people were reacting to someone running for office finally putting voice to what they have been saying for many years.”

 

Wright went on to say that “Newt has been getting a lot of reactions like this in many of the debates and on the stump from the beginning.  This is what propelled him to the top in December out of nowhere.  His performance over the entire mass of debates and appearances has been excellent and voters who switched to Newt from Perry or Cain or Bachmann were saying as much.  Then we got side-tracked by the attack ads in Iowa that hurt him, but his ability to connect with the base is not something that suddenly popped up last week in South Carolina.

 

“I would go so far as to say that many of the folks roaring approval in the halls and at home in front of their TVs were remembering what Newt did for conservatives back in the 90’s,” Wright speculated.  “That’s about the last time a candidate on the national scene really spoke for us, and that reaction led to a revolutionary election outcome.  The Republican base voter is simply craving that same kind of revolution this time around.  They know we need to build on the successes of 2010, which was another cycle with a big dose of passion.”

 

Wright pointed out that “in 2010 – with the President not on the ticket - the people led the candidates to victory.  It was an unusual and amazing election.  With this being a Presidential election cycle, by definition, there will be a single person who will set the agenda.  And only Newt Gingrich has the ability to tap into that same passion and set that same agenda.  The news media understands this, and they will do everything they can to muffle this passion.”

 

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Christian assault on America's children

 

Obama Trumpets Rescuing Auto, Whacking Bin Laden In State Of The Union


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National and International

January 25 2012

 

Fed Signals That a Full Recovery Is Years
Away
The Federal Reserve said it was not likely to raise interest
rates until the end of 2014, adding 18 months to the
expected duration of its response to the slump.

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TV , RADIO AND MOVIES

 

Hollywood Theaters - Pavilion Stadium 14 Movie Times and Tickets

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The Enchanted Island - The Metropolitan Opera

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Haywire - First Date

see the movie trailer

COAST TO COAST AM SCHEDULE

 

Nova TV schedule

 

Discovery TV schedule

 

Science TV schedule

 

PBS TV schedule

 

BOOK TV - C SPAN

complete schedule at

http://www.booktv.org/schedule.aspx

 

History International is now H2!

H2 Primetime TV Listings
Weekly Schedule
__________________________________

see the complete History International schedule

 

MOVIES

852 am 1 24 12

The nominees for the 84th Annual Academy Awards were announced Tuesday morning.

Nominated for best motion picture were:

“War Horse," “The Help,” "Moneyball," “The Descendants," “The Tree of Life,” "Midnight in Paris," “The Artist,” “Hugo” and “Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close.”

Oscar winners will be announced February 26.

--- cnn

 

MOVIES

Asa Butterfield portrays Hugo Cabret, left, and Ben Kingsley plays Georges Méliès in a scene from 'Hugo,' nominated for 11 Academy Awards. (AP/Paramount Pictures)

Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations

Martin Scorsese's Paris adventure "Hugo" leads the Academy Awards with 11 nominations, among them best picture and the latest director slot for the Oscar-winning filmmaker.
INSIDE: Full list of 2012 Academy Award nominations
January 24, 2012

Hugo - Official Trailer [HD]

 

 

 

MOVIES

Jan. 13, 2012

Not Quite an Honest Day's Work
In "Contraband," Mark Wahlberg has to smuggle in money
from Panama, but the story is upstaged by the
cinematography.
see review at nytimes.com

see movie trailer at nytimes.com

Church Choir's Dueling Divas Come Out Singin'
and Slingin'
In the movie musical "Joyful Noise" Queen Latifah and
Dolly Parton fight for control of a church choir - and
much else - as it prepares for a singing competition.
see movie trailer at nytimes.com
Struggle and Song Define a Life
The years and milestones whoosh by in "Sing Your Song,"
a documentary about Harry Belafonte's big bountiful life
as singer, actor and activist.
see movie trailer at nytimes.com
A Labor Hero's Route to Leading a Nation
"Lula: Son of Brazil" is an unabashed hagiography of
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, whose early life of poverty
prepared him to lead the country.
see movie trailer at nytimes.com

Another Good Reason to Tip Your Super
Residents of a New York apartment building who escape to the
basement during a nuclear attack find not sanctuary but a
nightmare of mental and physical depravity in "The
Divide."

see movie trailer at nytimes.com

Nephew and Aunt, Like a Wistful Moth and an Enticing
Flame
In Patric Chiha's "Domain," a teenager exploring his
homosexuality becomes fascinated with his aunt.
see movie trailer at nytimes.com

 

 

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The history of a people is found in its songs.
-- George Jellinek

CARTOON, IMAGES, VIDEO

 

"So there is Boggsford Road! So , how do we get to it?"

cartoon caption contest at www.newyorker.com

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Apple Computer announced today
that it has developed
a computer chip that can store
and play high fidelity music
in women's breast implants. 

The 
iTit  will cost between
$499.00 and $699.00
depending on speaker size.
 

This is considered to be a major breakthrough
because women have always complained
about men staring at their tits
and not listening to them.

 

see more images at huffingtonpost.com

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