Monday, July 31, 2006
Cheryl Involved in Messiah Baptist Church Choir and Praise & Worship Team (Televised on KWCH Channel 12 at Midnight Saturday & Sundays 6AM)
Sunday, July 30, 2006
Karsten Competes in His First Junior Golf Tournament July 30, 2006
Karsten shot a 53 in his 9 hole tournament at Echo Hills Golf Course in Park City, Kansas in the Annual Junior Golf Tournament. His score earned him a third place finish.
The Bullies Don't Rule the School Yard Anymore
TV Critics Snub Roger Ailes and Fox News
Wednesday, July 26, 2006 11:23 a.m. EDT
About two-thirds of the 150 attendees at a Television Critics Association’s gathering walked out of the room before Fox News Channel chairman and CEO Roger Ailes took the stage for a news conference.
Several critics even openly voiced their scorn for what they view as Fox News’ conservative spin.
But Ailes was unfazed – and enjoyed gloating.
He aired a promotional film featuring comments from critics who predicted a quick death for Fox News when it was launched in 1996, the Miami Herald reports.
Ailes then gleefully reminded the critics who did remain that Fox News has led all cable news channels in the Nielsen ratings for the past 55 months and has more viewers than CNN and MSNBC combined.
"Fox News is doing pretty well,” Ailes said with a smile, adding that many of the critics who predicted Fox’s demise were "sitting in their hotel rooms right now” instead of attending his news conference in Pasadena, Calif.
Ailes has taken charge of news operations at the 35 broadcast stations that are owned and operated by Fox, and a critic asked him to vow that "you’re not planning to inject it with that same Fox attitude.”
Ailes countered: "What are you worried about? That we’re going to do fair and balanced reporting at the local stations? I have no problem with fair and balanced reporting anywhere it’s done.”
The Town of Luseland, Saskatchewan
Luseland, where the open plains meet the rolling parkland, offers the best of the prairies … the beauty of trees and gardens under Saskatchewan’s living skies. Situated on Highway 31, just 30 miles from the Alberta Border, Luseland offers country living with urban amenities. We are a two-hour drive west of Saskatoon. Luseland was named after Sam Luse. In the early 1900’s the Luse Land Development Co. Ltd., with it’s head office in St. Paul, Minnesota, operated by Sam Luse, organized train loads of prospective settlers, and brought them to the area now known as Luseland. Agriculture remains the primary industry, supplemented by a well-established oil and gas industry.
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