Emerald Star News

The

Volume: 9

Issue: 23

November 17, 2016

from Freeport, Florida

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NEW President Donald J. TRUMP

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Editorial in the Wolfes Den...page 2
DONALD J. TRUMP
COVINCINGLY WINS U.S.
PRESIDENCY...Page 3
Freeport Mayors Post.Page 5
Changes coming to Walton County
government phone system..Page 6

What Cats and Dogs Can See

that Humans Cant: You
Wont Believe it!...........Page 11
The U.S.A. has a New Leader, a President whom is a successful billionaire named TRUMP. Heard of him before?
Many countries from around the World are trying to schedule appointments with President TRUMP as soon as he
gets sworn in. There are many nations that have called and even his spokes person said, Trump has limited time
throughout each day. His schedule Planner seems to be filling up quickly from foreign Leaders.
This is the Man determined to turn things around for us common folks. A Better way to feel safe living in America is
priority. Bring Manufacturing Back inside the U.S. Re-Negotiate agreements that Obama has foolishly agreed to
deals that make the U.S. look stupid and weak. That all is about to Change! Show us what you can Do for America.

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Editorial

The EMERALD STAR NEWS Inc.

The Wolfes Den

Hello once again, to all our faithful readers and those
of you visiting our special piece of paradise for the
Holidays. We WELCOME you all.
As most of you may know Thanksgiving is coming
next week. We wish you and yours a Happy and safe Holiday. Do NOT Drink & Drive!
If you are a Football fan like me, you will agree the last 2 weeks of College Football has
been exciting. Many close, very close games. Only a few more weeks and the College
Championship Playoffs will begin. Lots of excitement is coming.
I was raised up North and have always preferred to watch the Pros. But lately, the ways
that the Rules have changed so much it becomes confusing. There seems to be so many
injuries anymore, I dont understand with all the technology and they were so much equipment than I remembered those tough Heroes youth. Anyone over 40 can remember the
rough, tough players who played on with a bad ankle or even a broken collar bone.
The Football Hall of Fame is in Canton, Ohio. As a kid, I went there a few times. I have
so many wonderful, great memories of Football, fantastic catches to spectacular moments
you will never forget. How many of you all out there feel like that? You have a sport or a
Historic personal hero you had as a kid?
It is amazing to me now that I am much older now and those memories are more clear
than life yesterday does. Doesnt everyone growing up, living it for today, have an
inspirational person or desire to go places or do things, accomplish goals?
It is disgraceful they way those thugs destroying the city in all because they dont agree
or feel good about Mr. Trump? Really, are you serious? Can you imagine if we were as
hateful and racial as they act as if we are? It is so widely used as an excuse for
unacceptable actions of destruction. Now, to such a degree, that they now feel and say we
owe them for something that once was a common way of life?
I know to some folks they dont care as long as it doesnt affect them physically. It is
obvious in the way act and discuss serious topics from around the World. Dont you feel it
to be a sense of disgrace for people who truly could care less about anything. Some of us
are interested in keeping up with the News from all around the World. Good and bad. The
horrible things being done in those countries who tried to Welcome those immigrants.
There are several countries that are making it Law to Ban Muslim Immigrants for they are
very evil and destructive. Leaders that allowed thousands of them are now gathering them
up aboard ships and sending them back to where they came from.
They have so much Regret for the hundreds of victims of rape, theft and more disgusting
destructive actions no matter where it is that you are from.
It truly bothers me to see the U.S. being used as a joke to even allow Militia activities to
take place training to Kill Americans in an attempt to please Allah? With the intent to
have us be removed from the face of this earth, take our Land, rape our women? Not here.
Not Ever.
There is so much chaos going on around this world it is unreal. The savagery involved,
the children being abused at all levels. The uncertainty of safety lingers above us all. Do
you realize how many people could not give a dam to what happens now and in the near
future? So many of our young Adults in College, now crying like 3 year olds over Mr.
TRUMP becoming President? When do you say enough is enough, grow the hell up. Quit
the phony stigmas you come up with or reasons to Protest crap that will do nothing to
benefit or change for you. WHY?
You riot and destroy property and hurt other people because of what? Oh, Im sure I
dont understand (Im White) how do you compare a Black Drug dealer SHOT and killed
by a Cop makes it OK for people to shoot down any Cop in the name of whom? what? Oh
yes, I do NOT understand that. I know as a child that you do what the Police say to do for
your safety. As long as you Live you can fight in court against the injustices you feel.
You seem to Riot and protest in the name of the guilty people of criminal activity, that
some how came to other people deciding NOT to listen to a Cop yelling at you show me
your hands? Guns drawn? All because you do NOT respect the authority of officers who
are trained to uphold the Law? Just listen.
When you do your job, do you ever have a threat of being killed everyday because of the
uniform you have for your Job? Of course not! Only Police, Para-medics and Fireman
seem to be the enemy to these Thugs who have No respect for nothing or no one. Except
when they cry for help, who comes running to HELP? The Cops. Seems like it is Not until
(if they Live) they end up in Prison, they get beat down and learn respect in Prison, the
hard way from a THUG Gangster, but not when you are FREE? Makes no sense.
Congratulations President Donald J. Trump. You earned every step you took to get
involved in the Political Mafia was against you and people like myself who admire the
way you say it like it is. You do what needs to be done to accomplish a better way. The
way you held your own against the Machine that consumed weaker opponents before.
Your slogan to Make America Great again is perfect. Mr. President, if you happen to
read this. We are willing to help us achieve to where we need to be again. Spiritually,
mentally (and if necessary) physically. We Pray for you to be strong and wise. If you
Need Help in anyway. Call me, I got tons of friends who feel the same way, to help you!

Thursday, November 17, 2016

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publisher. The staff of The EMERALD STAR NEWS pride ourselves in our efforts to
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Quote of
the week :
College
students need
to grow up!
Crying and
now needing
safe cry zones
to mourn over
Trump
winning the
race? Give me
a break!
The parents
of those 20yr.
Olds must be
proud, huh?
Instead of realizing they
are the next
generation of
future
politicians.
Change things
when you
become
elected to
make
decisions that
affect
thousands of
other unhappy
people.
All because
you WON?
Maturity takes
40 yrs now?

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DONALD J. TRUMP COVINCINGLY WINS U.S.

PRESIDENCY
By Frank Wolfe

The polls were way off as the typical News stations painted a picture of a Hillary
dominance over Trump. How many news reporters have now been fired for discovering that
they were under the table dealing with Clintons purse. As normal that has seemed to
dominate the rigged system of elections is because you never discover the Fraudulent Lies,
until you find evidence that the convicted has no response. GUILTY as SIN.
Having a non-politician is not a New Thing. People and College Students crying and
now stunned, depressed because of the overwhelming solid Victory by TRUMP and his
Campaign leaders. Just for the record. Did you forget that, Herbert Hoover, who made
millions of dollars in mining before becoming president in 1929, and John F. Kennedy, who
came from a wealthy family and became president in 1961, both donated their
presidential salaries to charity.
The US Code says on its website: 'The President shall receive in full for his services
during the term for which he shall have been elected compensation in the aggregate amount
of $400,000 a year, to be paid monthly, and in addition an expense allowance of $50,000 to
assist in defraying expenses relating to or resulting from the discharge of his official duties.'
Trump said in a Twitter Q & A session last September: 'As far as the salary is concerned
I won't take even one dollar. I am totally giving up my salary if I become president'.
Well now that is TRUE and Now Newly Elected Donald J. Trump is currently busy on piecing together his New Administration. As you can tell from his choice pick as Vice President
shocked many but it showed that President Donald J. Trump is smart and recognizes good
honest, quality people around him. Many folks across the USA underestimated his wise
from dealings with people, from all around the World. He is a very self aware type of
person. Who doesnt evaluate even friends to see and feels he needs to be close to him.
Think back, from the 1st Debate, how many fellow republicans who supported President
Elect Donald Trump. Some of the OLD Timers thought that he was too cocky and
inexperienced enough for the position, they denied he was for the Republican side.
As the Debates came closer the more you began to notice very intelligent contenders such
as Dr. Ben Carson. Supporting Trump, all but Ted Cruz? Look at him now, pathetic.
President TRUMP is not just a businessman. He is not just a TV Character. He has a long
outstanding career in selling Land, buying, designing making deals and building
magnificent beautiful and famous architects all around the World. His name has a great
reputation in the work field that he was involved in. Which included everyone from the top
CEO,s, to the worker running a jack hammer all day. And all those people in between who
are there to make things better. All his Life it appears he has always pushed for the Best out
of those top-quality skilled workers to accentuate the unique and marvelous architecture
known. Some of Trump projects are even considered Land marks in most other countries.
As a businessman like most of us. We have learned over time who is honest, loyal and
worthy to be near you. The old Tale is never have business within a Family, Mr. Trump
has obviously proved that to be false and has children (now Young Adults), who are in the
Tops of their fields of interest. As you do this as you live, unfortunately, you meet more
people who are out to try and steal on the side, make promises that they know they cannot
ful-fill. So, when TRUMP did try some new people, how do you know how they work
until after you hire them, right? So, when you see the final product and it was not up to the
expected level of quality care TRUMP expected and they performed. Just as we do almost
everyday, (in our low-income businesses), those are now tax considered a loss for the time,
money, etc, Paid out.
Only now to hire someone New to tear out and replace the work to the level expected for a
TRUMP name to be on it. That is what (the tax department allows you to write off) bad
dealings of shotty workmanship. Unsellable goods, same thing.
Donald J. TRUMP is certainly a strong willed, determined individual that looked at the
projected people who placed a bid towards the Presidency. Politicians with many years
experience of being involved in a rigged, crooked system? Exactly what President TRUMP
said since Day 1 of his campaign, for those of us
Lets all chip in and make this
people struggling, who he has never met before.
His fellow citizens wanting a life better than the
CITY GREAT!
current Administration has never accomplished.
Let people know where you are,
what do you sell?
Between Hillary and Obama scandals and dealings.
What do you offer?
The massive amounts of money that is missing? The
5000 copies
money that was paid to our U.S. enemies? For over an
Per month!
entire year the News was afraid to state (what they
Unless
knew as fact) about Hillarys crazy, questionable
You have enough actions she took involving U.S. National Security.
business and dont
Hiding the Clinton Foundations donated money, who
want New Customers to stop in?
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Trump laid it all out on the table and now after the Election has been WON
and awarded by majority Votes and including the Electoral Elected to become
the 45th U.S. President. Donald J. TRUMP. For those of us who supported
VOTED and saw the desire that the Millions of people across this Country
noticed MR. TRUMP, his strength, his will and desire to step-in for
obviously no one else said the things (that the true majority) already knows.
What citizens need to get done quickly, just to feel safe in the U.S.
Border Security, Deport Illegal citizens, the Criminals, murderers and
violent felons, those who molest children most.
The citizens from this City, County and the surrounding Northwest Florida
Counties are very PROUD to see that he was Elected and Confirmed with no
exceptions or contested talks. As President TRUMP forms his personal
administration. I pray that God watches over us all as we go this
transformation. People are attacking TRUMP supporters, even to death.
Personally, I Stand with President TRUMP. Whatever it takes to Make
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"By identifying which gene variant a person has, we may be able to help
them make better food choices through education that is personally
tailored to them," Jennifer Smith, a Ph.D. student in nursing at the
University of Kentucky College of Nursing and the lead author of the
study, said in a statement. However, more research is needed to fully
understand how people's genes impact how much sodium they eat, the
researchers noted.
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that people limit
the sodium in their diet to 2,300 milligrams (mg) per day. Too much
sodium can raise a person's risk for high blood pressure, the AHA says.
Those in the study how had the gene variation were nearly twice as
likely to exceed the limit of 2,300 mg, compared with the people who
didn't have this variation, the researchers found.
This is not the first time the TAS2R48 gene has been linked to a person's
sense of taste.
Previous research has suggested that the particular variation of the gene
that the researchers looked at in this study also enhances a person's
perception of bitterness, according to the study. This may be why people
with the gene tend to avoid foods such as broccoli and dark, leafy greens
"There is some research suggesting that individuals who taste bitter more
intensely may also taste salt more intensely and enjoy it more, leading to
increased sodium intake," Smith said.
"Another theory is that they use salt to mask the bitter taste of foods and
thus consume more sodium," Smith said.In the study, the researchers
looked at food diaries from more than 400 people who were participating
in a study aimed at reducing heart disease risk in people living in rural
Kentucky. As a part of the study, the people also had their DNA
analyzed. All of the people in the study had a heightened risk for heart
disease. Other aspects of the people's diet such as how much saturated
fat, sugar and alcohol they consumed were also examined in the
study. The researchers found that variations in the gene had no effect on
these parts of the diet.

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Rate Map and Flood Insurance Study reports issued
earlier this year by the Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA).
Digital copies of the revised FIRM and FIS report
materials are available at http://
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These reports include proposed flood hazard
information for certain locations in the
unincorporated areas of Walton County as well as the
addition or modification of Special Flood Hazard
Areas, the areas that would be inundated by the base
(1-percent-annual-chance) flood; base flood
elevations or depths; zone designations; or regulatory
floodways.
Appeals are formal objections to proposed base
flood elevations or flood depths. They can also be
made to Special Flood Hazard Areas boundaries and
zones, or floodways.
Appeals must be based on technical data showing
proposed maps to be scientifically incorrect. Anyone
making an appeal must include the method, data and
analysis used to support the claim.
Comments are objections to a base map feature
change such as labels, incorrect roads or
jurisdictional boundaries.
The public can send comments and appeals to
Walton County Floodplain Manager, Aaron Craker,
at craaaron@co.walton.fl.us, or contact via phone at
850-267-1955. All information that is received will
then be forwarded to FEMA for final resolution.

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The FREEPORT POST

Public Meeting was for Open

Concerns for U.S. 98 Widening
The intent of this project is to widen U.S. 98 to
six lanes from Emerald Bay Drive to Tang-O-Mar
Drive in Okaloosa and Walton counties.
Additional improvements will include adding
new sidewalks and bicycle lanes along each side
of U.S. 98, constructing four new stormwater
detention ponds, installing new traffic signals and
making drainage improvements.
Work is scheduled to begin fall 2016 with
completion slated for summer 2020.
Maps, drawings and other information will be on
display at the open house. There will be no formal
presentation; however, representatives from
FDOT will be available to discuss the
improvements, answer questions and receive
comments.

Veterans Saluted with Free

Dental & Medical Care

Friday, November 18 in
Freeport

The Mayors Post

Russ Barley-Freeport Mayor
Please send any and all comments to
The Emerald_Star_News@hotmail.com

Many things happening this time of year around the

city of Freeport !

.All area veterans are invited to Free dental

We just completed the annual Bayfest held this past Saturday and
and medical care at PanCare Healths clinics in
the
event was successful filled with lots of fun for the entire family.
Freeport, Florida on Friday, November 18 by
Great Entertainment, Good Food/Craft Vendors, Disc Golf, Street
calling (850) 880-6568.
Soccer and a great Kids Zone. The next project on the agenda is the
Veterans do need an appointment and are asked to
annual Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting the events will be held
bring their DD214 or other form of
on December 2nd with the parade beginning at 4:45 pm. The parade
documentation which shows they were Honorably
route will begin at Freeport Elementary School and come down Kylea
discharged from the U.S. military.
Laid Dr., to Hwy 20 and then in front of city hall and end at Blueberry
Income status is irrelevant.
Road, then beginning at 6:00 pm we will have our annual Christmas
Tree Lighting Ceremony and this year it will be done a little
differently with a promise that the entire family will enjoy. If you are
still interested in participating in the parade you have until November
23rd to get your information in to city hall. The Festival of Trees will
For more information visit the Florida
also be held beginning on December 2- 4 at the Community Center,
Department of Transportation District Three on
come by and view the beautiful trees presented by local businesses
the web at www.nwflroads.com, follow us on
and individuals. The city is again on the move with a Grand Opening
Twitter @myfdot_nwfl, or like us on Facebook at
set for 8:45 am on November 18th, for Great Clips located in the
www.facebook.com/MyFDOTNWFL.
Publix Shopping Center and everyone is encouraged to attend. Also,
coming to that same shopping center is a UPS Store and we will
announce the opening date as we get closer. OReilly Auto Parts have
2017 Master Gardners Tree Sale
submitted paperwork to bring their services to our community and
again we will keep you informed as we receive the information.
Pre-Order
Dr. Kempa is re-opening her Veterinarian Business in the Old Bates
Barbara Shop building located on old highway 331, after complete
Pre-orders are now open for our January
renovations are complete and as she moves forward we will also let
2017 Tree Sale and can be placed until
Free dental services for veterans are provided you know of the grand opening. The City of Freeport will be in a
December 1, 2016. Fruit, shade and orna- at 479 East Highway 20 in Freeport, Florida
special meeting with the Walton County Board of County
(850-767-3350) and include exams, x-rays,
mental trees are available at bargain
Commissioners and the City of DeFuniak Springs on December 6 th, to
extractions,
fillings
and
cleanings.
discuss the infrastructure along highway 331, all entities are in the
prices. In addition, shrubs, vines, berry
Free
medical
services for veterans are also
process of finding funding for this project. The Parks and Recreation
plants and Citrus trees are available. All
provided at the same location and include ear/eye Department of Freeport will be setting up a Facebook Page for
plants are chosen for their ability to do
exams, blood sugar, oxygen levels, blood
information to be passed on to the public of upcoming events etc., as
well in the panhandle.
pressure and hemoglobin screenings.
well as setting up a new email address so that you can contact them
personally. City Hall will be closed on Thursday and Friday,
Call our office at (850) 892-8172 for more infor- Were proud of our veterans, says Mike Hill,
November 24 & 25th in observance of Thanksgiving, wishing each of
mation. Pre-order forms can be emailed to
president and chief executive officer of PanCare you and your family the Happiest of Thanksgivings. Please let me
haneyc@ufl.edu or faxed to (850) 892-8443.
Health, a non-profit organization which operates hear from you with any ideas, suggestions or complaints.
If you are interested in a plant that is not listed
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) in
Please give me a call at 850-835-2822.
please call us to see if we can order it for you.
Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf, Holmes,
Liberty, Walton, and Washington
Counties. This is a good way for us
to express our appreciation for all they
have done to protect our country.

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Store hours are Mon-Fri 10-5 and Sat 10-2.
FREEPORT Presbyterian CHURCH, located on Hwy 20. Next to Franks Cash &
Carry. We are extending an open invitation to come to our quaint little church to give
thanks and praise to God. Small town feel and childrens services also available too.
Sundays at 9am Bible study.10am church service.
Come meet Pastor Gene.

Owners Russ Barley and Tim Ard, invite everyone to stop on in!

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Changes coming to Walton

County government phone
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On Tuesday, Walton County government and constitutional

Why don't you plan that trip for Dec. 3, 2016? offices will be upgrading their phone service and moving to a
Here are some of the great things you can do and see in the
old Chautauqua town. Maybe you had better plan to spend
the entire Saturday!
1. A Tour of Homes -Sponsored by St. Agatha's Episcopal
Church from 10-5 as a fund raiser to preserve their 3
Circle Drive properties which are listed on the National
Register of Historic Places. The tour includes: 9 homes,
two of which are in the process of restoration; 3 vintage
travel trailers; and 2 vintage cars. You can get tickets ($25)
and a Tour Guide/Map at 150 Circle Drive on the morning
of the tour. Come early (7-10) and enjoy "Breakfast
Cooked to Order" for $7.50 in the Parish Hall. Then, for
your enjoyment and at no extra charge, the following sites
are cooperating with the tour sponsors to make this day
spectacular.
2.The Walton County Heritage Museum-See pioneer
artifacts and a CSX caboose.
3.The Chautauqua Association Museum-See artifacts and
hear stories from the Chautauqua Era.
4.The Walton County Library-See a collection of medieval
armor and hear an early phonograph.
5.The Festival of Trees-Vote for your favorite tree
displayed in the Chautauqua Building.
6. St. Agatha's Episcopal Church-Tours of the 1896 church
will be offered on the hour. A demonstration/explanation
of the handmade pipe organ will take place at 1:30 pm.
7.The Chautauqua Winery-A tour is offered at 3 pm.
Finally, stay until 5 pm and enjoy the millions of lights
installed in Chipley Park. The display is called Christmas
Reflections and entrance fees are very reasonable.
Come on out for a full day of fun in DeFuniak Springs!

Call 850-830-7663 for more information.

new phone service provider.

There may be intermittent outages or limited service
beginning from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday for all offices listed
below with the exception of the Public Defenders office and
Guardian Ad Litem, which will be affected at the same times
on Wednesday. During this time period, the public is asked
to try their call again later in the day as service is upgraded
and restored to individual offices.
As the upgrades occur, previous direct-dial county
extensions will no longer be valid for the offices and
departments listed below. Members of the public must dial
the main numbers to reach offices, departments or individual
employees.
Here are the affected departments and Constitutional offices:
Administration: 892-8155
Animal Control: 892-8682
Bailiffs: 892-8708
Building Division: 892-8160
South: 267-2084
Clerk of Court: 892-8115
South: 267-3066
Code Enforcement: 622-0000
Commissioners
District 1: 835-4860
District 2: 834-4020
District 3: 892-8474
District 4: 835-4834
District 5: 231-2978
Corrections (Jail): 892-8196
County Attorney: 892-8110
Economic Dev. Alliance: 892-4859
Emergency Management: 892-8065
Finance: 892-8470
Fire Rescue Administration: 892-6162
Call for additional phone # or check the County Website.

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LOCAL
Healthmark Health Matters
BUSINESSMAN
Life after Alzheimers
DONATES TREES
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive disease that destroys
TO DFS CITY
A local business owner has
donated numerous trees to the
city of DeFuniak Springs in
an effort to help beautification of the downtown area.
Bruce Naylor, of Nayor
Realty, made the generous
offer to the DeFuniak Springs
City Council during their
regular meeting Monday
night.
Naylor
said he
got the
idea
after
recently
seeing families strolling
among a tree lined street
while attending a conference.
It was nice to see strollers
and people walking the
street, said Naylor.
Horticulturalist Daniel
Leonard of the Walton
County Extension Office told
the council the trees will be a
species of a southern red oak
and can grow as high as 50
feet.
The variety was selected for
their heartiness, strong roots
and other qualities that make
them suitable for urban
environments.
Naylor said the trees, which
cost $175 each, will be
planted along Baldwin Ave.
between 7th and 8th street.
The price is reasonable and
will encourage other business
owners to participate, said
Naylor.
The council voted
unanimously to accept the
offer and expressed their
appreciation to Mr. Naylor
for his support of community
beautification efforts.

memory and other important mental functions. It is the most

common cause of dementia, a group of brain disorders that
results in the loss of intellectual and social skills.
According to researchers at Mayo Clinic, the brain cells
themselves degenerate and die, causing a steady decline in
memory and mental function. However, current Alzheimer's
disease medications and management strategies may
temporarily improve symptoms. This can sometimes help
people with Alzheimer's disease maximize function and
maintain independence. There's no cure for Alzheimer's
disease, so it is important to seek supportive services and tap
into a support network as early as possible.
At first, increasing forgetfulness or mild confusion may be
the only noticeable Alzheimer's symptoms, but over time, the
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lost in familiar places. Those with Alzheimer's may have
trouble finding the right words to identify objects. Over time,
the ability to read and write also declines. Eventually, people
with advanced Alzheimer's may forget how to perform basic
tasks such as dressing and bathing.
Fortunately, many important skills are not lost until very late
in the disease. These include the ability to read, dance and sing,
enjoy old music, engage in crafts and hobbies, tell stories, and
reminisce. This is because information, skills and habits
learned early in life are among the last abilities to be lost as the
disease progresses.
People with higher levels of formal education, a stimulating
job, who engage in mentally challenging activities, such as
reading, playing games or playing a musical instrument, and
who enjoy frequent social interactions may have a lower risk of
developing Alzheimer's. Scientists can't yet explain this link.
There's no specific test today that confirms Alzheimer's
disease. A physician will make a judgment and provide results
of various tests that can help clarify the diagnosis.
Current Alzheimer's medications can help for a time with
memory symptoms and other cognitive changes.
For someone with Alzheimer's, establishing and
strengthening routine habits and minimizing memory demanding tasks can make life much easier. A calm and stable home
environment can help reduce behavior problems. New
situations, noise, large groups of people, being rushed or
pressed to remember, or being asked to do complicated tasks
can cause anxiety. As a person with Alzheimer's becomes
upset, the ability to think clearly declines even more.
Many people with Alzheimer's and their families benefit
from counseling or local support services. Caregivers should
make use of a local adult day center, if possible. For more
information on the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimers
disease, contact Dr. Mark Hash at Healthmark Regional
Medical Center, (850) 951-4500.

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Thursday, November 17, 2016

Immigration activists retool their push for

reform, reach out to Trump and GOP

Georgia dad convicted of murder in death of

toddler in hot SUV

A new roster of moderate and conservative Latino groups could have a seat at
President-elect Donald Trumps immigration policy table.
Trump, who campaigned on taking a strong stance against illegal immigration, and
did better with Latino voters than expected getting 29 percent of their vote, and
more than 35 percent in some regions -- could find common ground on the issue with
groups like the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and even conservative leaders
who did not endorse him and have leaned toward a moderate approach to
immigration.
Since the election, groups and Latino leaders around the country who vehemently
denounced Trump for his calls for strict enforcement have called meetings to
strategize how to tailor their push for immigration reform to the new political
landscape that few expected to see in 2017. Many have reached out to Trumps
transition members to arrange meetings or pledge to work together despite
differences of opinion -- to move forward the long-stalled plan to fix the immigration
system.
Their efforts have been unfolding at the local, state and national levels, though they
have generated little attention compared to the spotlight on protests against Trump
and warnings by some advocacy groups about mass deportations.
By the will of the people, Donald Trump was elected the 45th president of the
United States, that is the fact of the matter, said Javier Palomarez, president of the
U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, to FoxNews.com Just as we asked Donald
Trump to adhere to the election results, to be respectful of the process, we, as Latinos,
must do the same in return. Now we need to come together as Americans and put
aside differences.
Palomarez, who had been a vocal critic of Trump and who endorsed Hillary Clinton,
said he called Michael Cohen, executive vice president of the Trump Organization
and special counsel to Trump, to express his desire to work with the president-elect
on immigration and other issues of concern to Latinos.
We both agreed to let bygones be bygones, Palomarez said of his conversation with
Cohen the day after the election. Our job is to remove the emotion, do whats right
for this country, and offer ourselves to the extent that we can add value.
Were in favor of an economic approach to immigration, Palomarez said to
FoxNews.com For us and the 4.1 million Hispanic-owned firms in the United States,
immigration reform has always been an economic imperative.
A feasible approach to immigration reform, Palomarez said, would continue to fuel
the entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to hard work that make businesses
stronger and advance the American Dream.
Palmorez said that he and other leaders will be closely watching Trumps steps to
gauge how open he will be to ideas about how to deal with immigrants here illegally
who have not committed crimes.
Can we advise him on his policies before he acts or pushes for policy changes?
Palomarez asked rhetorically. Can we collaborate with him on areas of mutual
interest?Were going to have meetings with House and Senate Republicans,
Noorani said. We can have a functional legal immigration system, and effective and
humane enforcement.
Trumps tough talk on immigration dominated the headlines. He vowed to build a
wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, as well as step up interior enforcement by going
after criminals, making sure they are not released back into the community, and
deport them.
At the same time, several times including in a town hall with Fox News host Sean
Hannity Trump said that he was mindful of people who, other than breaking civil
immigration laws, were hard-working, have built lives and raised families here, and
were eager to legalize their status.
Trump said that he would determine
how to handle this population after
the borders are secure.
He said he was going to deport
only those involved in nefarious
activities the rapists, murderers
and drug traffickers, said Reverend
Samuel Rodriguez of the National
Hispanic Christian Leadership
Conference, who met with Trump
during the campaign.

A jury in Georgia Monday found a

father guilty of murder in the death
of his 22-month-old son who was
left for hours inside a hot SUV -- a
conviction expected to send the man
to prison for the rest of his life.
Prosecutors say 35-year-old Justin
Ross Harris intentionally killed his
son, Cooper, in June 2014 to escape
from family responsibilities while
he sought sexual affairs outside his
marriage. Defense attorneys say Harris loved his son and that the boy's death was a
tragic accident. Prosecutors charged Harris with malice murder and felony murder,
which required no proof of intent to kill -- just that Cooper died as a result of his
father committing the felony of cruelty to children. Both convictions carry mandatory
life sentences.
Prosecutors indicated earlier in the trial that they would not seek the death penalty.
Harris said he forgot to drop his son off at day care that morning and drove straight to
his job as a web developer for Home Depot, not realizing Cooper was still in his car
seat.
Soon afterward, investigators found evidence that Harris was having sexual
relationships -- both online banter and in-person affairs -- with numerous women,
including a prostitute and a teenager.
Prosecutors argued Harris must have known Cooper was in the car. He drove less
than two minutes to work after strapping the child into his car seat when they finished
breakfast at a Chick-fil-A restaurant just over a half-mile from Harris' office. Parking
lot surveillance video showed Harris also went to his car after lunch and tossed in
some light bulbs he had purchased, though he never got inside.
Harris told police he didn't notice Cooper until he left work for the day to go to a
movie. The boy was dead, having sweltered in the car for about seven hours.
Prosecutors said Harris left online clues to murderous intentions. Evidence showed
that minutes before Harris locked the car door on his boy, he sent an online message:
"I love my son and all, but we both need escapes." Five days earlier, Harris watched
an online video in which a veterinarian sits inside a hot car to show it reaches 116
degrees in a half-hour.
Defense attorneys said Harris was responsible for his son's death, but insisted it was
an accident rather than a crime. Friends and family members testified he was a
devoted and loving father, and the jury watched video clips of Harris trying to teach
Cooper to say "banana" and letting the boy strum his guitar. The joyous moments had
some jurors laughing aloud.
Harris' ex-wife, Leanna Taylor, also came to his defense. She divorced him in March
and bitterly told the jury that Harris "destroyed my life." But she testified he was a
loving father who, regardless of how unhappy he may have been in their marriage,
would not have harmed their son on purpose.
Also testifying in Harris' defense was Gene Brewer, an Arizona State University
psychology professor who specializes in memory and attention. He said it would have
been possible for Harris to forget about Cooper in a matter of seconds.
Harris was also found guilty of sending sexual text messages to a teenage girl and
asked for nude photos of her pubic area. The girl testified Harris knew she was in
high school the months they swapped sexual banter when she was 16 and 17, and
Harris several times sent her photos of his penis. He was asking for a photo of her
breasts the day Cooper died.
Harris moved to Georgia from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in 2012. He lived in the Atlanta
suburb of Cobb County, which is also where Cooper died. Because of intense pretrial
publicity surrounding the case, the judge agreed to relocate Harris' trial 275 miles
away in the coastal port city of Brunswick.
Why would the Prosecutor agree Not Death Penalty?
This Man killed (by heat) this baby boy!
That is also what is wrong with the courts, the sentence doesnt fit the crime of Murder whether intentional or NOT.
Agree?
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about things. Our kids may someday be a Judge.
Society today is soft. Safe Zones to Cry? How do you feel?

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Have you ever felt that your cat or dog can see something you
dont? Well, you may be right, according to a new study.
Cats, dogs, and other mammals are thought to see in ultraviolet
light, which opens up a whole different world than the one we see,
the study explains.
Seeing the World in Ultraviolet (UV) Light
UV light is the wave length beyond the visible light from red to
violet that humans can see. Humans have a lens that blocks UV
from reaching the retina. It was previously thought that most
mammals have lenses similar to humans.
Scientists studied the lenses of dead mammals, including cats,
dogs, monkeys, pandas, hedgehogs, and ferrets. By researching how
much light passes through the lens to reach the retina, they
concluded that some mammals previously thought not to be able to
see UV actually can.
"Nobody ever thought these animals could see in ultraviolet, but in
fact, they do," Ron Douglas, the study leader and a biologist at City
University London, England, told LiveScience.
What purpose does being able to see UV light serve for animals
such as reindeer, rodents, and other mammals? It allows reindeer to
see polar bears, for example, which would be invisible in regular
light because they blend in with the snow.
UV light also allows mammals to see urine trails. This would be
helpful for prey animals, such as cats and dogs, to find food in the
wild.

Research Finds Dogs Can Read Human

Emotions Through Facial Expressions
Have you ever wondered if your dog understands what youre
thinking when you give him a specific look? According to new
research published in the journal Current Biology, he actually
might.
In a study conducted at the University of Veterinary Medicine,
Vienna, researchers trained dogs to discern between photos of
humans making two different facial expressions one happy and
one angry.
The dogs studied 15 pairs of photographs. The dogs were then put
through a series of tests in which they were shown images revealing
either the upper, lower, or side half of the same faces.
While during the study, the dogs were able to select the angry or
happy face more often than would be expected by random chance in
every case. The research not only shows that dogs can distinguish
between happy and angry expressions, but they can transfer what
they learn to understand new clues.
The study also revealed that dogs were slower to associate an angry
face with a reward, suggesting that the canine participants already
had prior experience learning to stay away from people when they
look angry.
"Our study demonstrates that dogs can distinguish angry and happy
expressions in humans, they can tell that these two expressions have
different meanings, They can do this not only for people they
know well, but even for faces they have never seen before."
Researchers say that these findings mark the first solid evidence
that an animal other than humans can discriminate between
emotional expressions in another species.
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Walton County Public Works

Construction Updates
McKinnon Bridge Road
The contractor is scheduled to repair ride
quality issues and complete the punch list.
Work to be done on individual properties by
Walton County will be scheduled as soon as the
project has been fully accepted.
CR 181C
Shoulder work is being completed in
preparation for grassing. Paving should be
scheduled to begin within two weeks.
Users of CR 181C should expect temporary
lane closures and delays.
CR 285
Shoulder work and grassing are underway. The
installation of the final lift of asphalt is
scheduled for the week of November 14, 2016.
New mailboxes and road signs are scheduled to
be installed within the next two weeks. Users of
CR 285 should expect temporary lane closures
and delays.
Western Lake Pedestrian Bridge
The piles for the boardwalk approaches for the
bridge on the west end of the project have been
driven and framing is underway. Fill material
for the path is being placed and compacted.
Bridge span components are being fabricated at
the manufacturer.
Users of CR 30A should expect daily lane
closures and delays.
Questions, call Jim Harman, Project
Administrator at 850-892-8108.

Firings and Discord Put Trump Transition

Team in a State of Disarray

One week after Mr. Trump scored an upset victory that

took him by surprise, his team was improvising the most
basic traditions of assuming power. That included working
without official State Department briefing materials in his
first conversations with foreign leaders.
Two officials who had been handling national security for
the transition, former Representative Mike Rogers of
Michigan and Matthew Freedman, a lobbyist who consults
with corporations and foreign governments, were fired.
Both were part of what officials described as a purge
orchestrated by Jared Kushner, Mr. Trumps son-in-law
and close adviser. The dismissals followed the abrupt
firing on Friday of Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, who
was replaced as chief of the transition by Vice Presidentelect Mike Pence. Mr. Kushner, a transition official said,
was systematically dismissing people like Mr. Rogers who
had ties with Mr. Christie. As a federal prosecutor, Mr.
Christie had sent Mr. Kushners father to jail.

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Democrats can't talk to
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Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday blasted the
Democratic Party for failing to connect with
the white working class voters who
overwhelmingly cast their ballots for
President-elect Donald Trump.
The 75-year-old independent Vermont lawmaker, ran a competitive campaign for the
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