Research on Standing in the Arena
Are you standing in the arena? Are you watching from the sidelines giving your opinion? Are you a doer or a doubter?
The Actors and the talk show host are entertainer’s trying to tell the working people who you should vote for, they should be entertaining you but they cross the line when they tell you their real life opinion, ,they are make believers! Remember they are entertaining you with make believe stories but yet they are voicing their opinion from from a news room making up stories. Headline hunter giving their opinion about Trump from a make believe world and if they say they back him they are black listed in their make believe world. I like to believe I’m standing in the arena and I am giving you a chance to voice your opinion in our newspaper without your name on it. In your letter don’t call people or organizations names state your opinion with facts to my email and and I will protect your name and email from anyone trying to find out whose opinion I printed and sent to our readers. I have been bless by some very influential good writers. I honor them with all my heart. I honor them and pray they have a special place in heaven. Writing the true is not always easy, facing someone who does not agree is not easy! Continue reading
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What is the difference between a Good Ole Boy and a Hometown Boy!
Good ole Boys have tendency to group up have a popular head and be extremely kind to each other!.
The Home Town Boys will struggle finding something that will work in their town and try it!. They are extremely loyal to the young people they grew up with and will help them if they can.
They will support the town when they have events. They make money for their clubs and such. The Good Ole Boys will have planning meetings in the back room some where, only their group will be welcome and there always seems to be beer involved. Nothing seems to bother them outside of town. But don’t get in their way if it says their town on it. The Southeastern Youth Fair is a good example they really endorse that with their money. They support sports especially football they don’t usually care about sharing money with the band. If you are not part of their group when you move into town it will take 20 years to get excepted! Continue reading
By TomL
I ask AI? Yes I’m using AI for important question so I can get a different view. More like common sense.
I ask AI is it possible to hypnotize someone into doing a violent act?
Answer: While the idea of a “Manchurian Candidate” (a person hypnotized to commit murder) is a popular trope in fiction, scientific and psychological consensus suggests it is highly unlikely to be the cause of violent acts in reality.
AI is it possible to Brain Wash a person through Social Media to commit a violent act? YES! There are certain conditions that a person can be brain Washed through social media!
I guess the next question would be is that going on in today’s world? The Courts will make a decision it. Continue reading
The Villages Charter School is taking agriculture education to the next level with a state-of-the-art hydroponic fodder farm. This innovative facility allows students to experience modern feed production and agricultural technology firsthand.
Integrated into the school’s agriscience and animal science programs, the modular system fosters experiential learning while introducing students to controlled environment agriculture and its importance for resilient food systems.
Designed and manufactured by FarmBox Foods, the fodder farm is part of a larger initiative that includes deploying hydroponic fodder farms and vertical hydroponic farms across four Sumter County Schools.
The Villages Charter School, a K-12 workforce development hub, serves as an economic development tool for The Villages community, educating children whose parents work for The Villages corporation or its partner businesses. Continue reading
PANAMA CITY, Fla.— Today, Governor Ron DeSantis awarded more than $13 million to the Panama City – Bay County Airport and Industrial District, the City of Port St. Joe and the Gulf County Board of County Commissioners through the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund—supporting workforce and infrastructure needs for aerospace and aviation, and maritime industries.
“Today, I announced the latest round of Job Growth Grant Fund awards to support critical infrastructure and workforce housing in the Panhandle. These projects will create hundreds of good jobs and attract investments to help Panama City, Port St. Joe, and Gulf County prosper,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Since 2019, the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund has facilitated the creation of more than 42,000 new jobs and 32,000 workforce education opportunities throughout our state. Thanks to strategic investments like these, Florida is now the number one state in the nation for workforce education–five years ahead of the goal we had set in 2019.” Continue reading
HAMILTON COUNTY, Fla.—Today, Governor Ron DeSantis unveiled a new statue honoring Founding Father Alexander Hamilton in Hamilton County, continuing Florida’s commemoration of the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary and recognizing Hamilton’s lasting contributions to the American Republic and to Florida’s early history. The statue, located in White Springs along the banks of the historic Suwannee River, is part of a broader initiative to install monuments to America’s Founding Fathers in Florida counties that bear their names.
“I was proud to unveil a new statue of Hamilton County’s namesake, Alexander Hamilton,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “His participation in the fight for independence, his contributions to writing the Federalist Papers, his public service as a diplomat and ‘Father of the Treasury,’ and his role as a confidante to George Washington made Hamilton an indispensable figure in our nation’s history.”
“Installing a statue of Alexander Hamilton in the county named after him is a fitting tribute to the Founding Father who was the most vocal about Florida’s vital importance to America’s destiny,” said America250FL Chair and Secretary of State Cord Byrd. “Florida is number one in the nation when it comes to celebrating our 250th anniversary with events planned throughout 2026.” Continue reading
BRADENTON, Fla.— Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed two pieces of legislation aimed at protecting Florida’s coasts and strengthening coastal resilience and restoration efforts. The governor also announced plans to reopen the Sunshine Skyway fishing piers following reconstruction and rehabilitation projects.
“My administration has delivered historic investments to protect Florida’s 1,300 miles of coastline,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Today, I signed legislation to preserve the Terra Ceia Bay and to build on our work to promote coastal resiliency and water quality statewide. We are committed to protecting Florida’s environment for future generations to enjoy.”
“Protecting Florida’s environment has been a top priority of the DeSantis Administration from day one,” said Florida Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Alexis A. Lambert. “House Bill 1417 streamlines processes so the department can carry out its mission more efficiently while maintaining strong environmental protections, including ratifying a rule to restore the Lower Santa Fe and Ichetucknee rivers and their priority springs. Along with Senate Bill 302, which strengthens protections for the Terra Ceia Aquatic Preserve and supports nature-based solutions to improve coastal resilience, these bills help ensure Florida’s natural resources remain strong for generations to come.”
“Thank you Governor DeSantis for taking swift action to sign this legislation into law,” said Senate Majority Leader Jim Boyd. “My amendment is a small part of this broader bill to strengthen coastal resiliency, but it will have a big impact on this region for decades to come. When a recent proposal threatened the future of the islands and coastlines that border the Terra Ceia Aquatic Preserve, I made a commitment to stop it. With this bill now signed into law, this region, the precious coastlines, pristine waters and wildlife habitats are effectively protected from massive transformations that would have destroyed them. Since I was a teen, I have explored these natural treasures, and now future generations will have the opportunity to see, enjoy and love the Terra Ceia we know today.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. —Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL-03) announced agricultural producers across Florida, including those in the Third Congressional District, can now apply for more than $600 million in disaster assistance through the Florida Block Grant Disaster Relief Program. The program provides critical relief to producers impacted by the devastating 2023 and 2024 hurricane seasons.
As the only Florida representative serving on the House Agriculture Committee, Cammack helped secure the more than $600 million in federal disaster relief for Florida’s agricultural community, working in coordination with U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins and Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson.
“Florida’s farmers, ranchers, citrus growers, and timber producers are the backbone of our state’s economy, and they’ve endured tremendous losses over the past two hurricane seasons,” said Congresswoman Cammack. “As the only Floridian on the House Agriculture Committee, I fought to ensure our producers were not left behind. This $600 million in disaster relief is critical support to help them rebuild infrastructure, recover from market losses, and restore operations. I encourage every eligible producer to apply as soon as possible.” Continue reading
WASHINGTON, D.C. — “Operation Epic Fury” resulted in Khamenei’s death. Tonight, I am thinking of all my fellow Americans who had a loved one injured or killed due to his diabolical terror spree. Khamenei was a terrorist and a scumbag. He can rot in hell for all the terror he inflicted around the world.
The situation in Iran and across the Middle East is evolving by the moment, and I am monitoring it closely. I look forward to a briefing from the Administration as soon as possible. As an America First constitutional conservative, avoiding the prolonged wars and conflicts that my generation experienced firsthand, many on the battlefield, is critical. I am hopeful today’s actions will prevent further necessary engagement and put direct threats to the United States to rest. God bless our troops.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-FL-03) joined U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins today at the U.S. Department of Agriculture headquarters as the Secretary signed a disaster declaration for Florida counties impacted by this year’s historic winter freeze, beginning the federal process to deliver relief to farmers suffering catastrophic losses.
The declaration comes after a bipartisan letter led by Rep. Cammack and signed by all 29 members of Florida’s congressional delegation urging USDA to act quickly after freezing temperatures struck the state during peak harvest in late January and early February.
Several members of the Florida delegation attended the announcement, including
Reps. Scott Franklin, Byron Donalds, Neal Dunn, Randy Fine, Greg Steube, and Dan Webster, who each outlined the damage farmers in their districts are facing not only from the historic freeze but also from storms and drought conditions that have compounded challenges for Florida agriculture.
“On behalf of all of us, I can say it’s incredibly refreshing to have a Secretary of Agriculture who is not only willing to listen, but willing to act,” said Cammack. “Every single one of us in Florida has a district that’s been affected by this freeze, which is why today’s declaration is so important.” Continue reading
