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The U.S. Senate Is Dragging Its Feet

2 months ago | afa.net | Jerry Newcombe |Tim Wildmon |Whitney White

The United States Senate is dragging its feet on confirming President Donald Trump’s Cabinet nominees. It seems at every turn, some senators are purposely delaying votes to fill these high-level positions in government. Of the 22 individuals nominated by President Trump, only eight have been voted on and confirmed. This is in stark contrast to the same time frame within the administrations of Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
NBC Program Profanes God's Name

2 months ago | afa.net | Jerry Newcombe |Tim Wildmon |Whitney White

NBC’s program Deal or No Deal Island is a spin-off of the Deal or No Deal game show. This new TV-PG-rated show takes place in an island setting rather than a network studio. But that is not the only change the network has made to its game show programming. During the episode televised on January 23, 2025, NBC bleeped out several curse words, and rightly so, but the network did not bleep out the profane use of the Lord’s name. In this particular episode, “G..
Language and the Battle Over Life

2 months ago | afa.net | Tim Wildmon |Whitney White |Alex McFarland

Fifty-two years ago, seven out of nine robed men in Washington, D.C. banged the gavel and declared a death sentence upon what would turn out to be 65 million (and counting) human beings in America. I refer to the infamous Roe v. Wade decision of the Supreme Court of January 22, 1973. And they twisted plain language to usher in this death sentence. Although it was finally overturned in the Dobbs v.
President Trump Keeps Promise to Reinstate Military

2 months ago | afa.net | Whitney White |Tim Wildmon |Alex McFarland |Jerry Newcombe

Tuesday, January 28, 2025 @ 07:05 AM In this episode of Reason & Company, Tim Wildmon and Fred Jackson discuss the latest developments in the Trump administration, focusing on the reinstatement of nearly 8,000 military personnel who were discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine during the Biden Administration. As new Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth takes office, he emphasizes the commitment to righting the wrongs of the previous administration.
Four-day festival to be hosted at Folger Shakespeare Library

Dec 5, 2024 | dcnewsnow.com | Whitney White |Gabby Allen

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — What better way to ring in the new year than with the bard? Early next year, the recently-renovated Folger Shakespeare Library is hosting its third annual Reading Room Festival, complete with staged readings, workshops and, of course, plays. This year’s playwrights and adaptors of Shakespeare’s works include Barry Edelstein, Emily Lyon, Reynaldo Piniella and Whitney White, the Folger announced Thursday. Though spanning four days from Jan. 30, 2025, through Feb.
Folger Theatre Announces Plays and Playwrights for Third Annual Reading Room Festival, a Four-Day Celebration of Staged Readings in Conversation with Shakespeare

Dec 5, 2024 | mx.advfn.com | Whitney White

Folger Theatre announces the plays and playwrights for the thirdannual Reading Room Festival, a four-day festival of stagedreadings, panel discussions, workshops, and community celebrations. The Reading Room Festival runs from Thursday, January 30 through Sunday, February 2, 2025, at the Folger. Playwrights and adaptors of Shakespeare's works includeBarry Edelstein, Emily Lyon, ReynaldoPiniella, and WhitneyWhite.
Volunteers update city about pound work

Nov 27, 2024 | ashleynewsobserver.com | Whitney White

The Hamburg City Council met last week and heard an update from the volunteer group working to improve conditions at the city pound. The Council also approved a proposal for next year’s budget and annual compensation additions. When representatives from PAWS — the volunteer group — spoke to the council, they said that a lot of progress had been made at the dog pound including the addition of an awning to protect the animals and the reworking of beds to make them larger and sturdier.
Pre-Opening Patient Scheduling Strategies for a Smooth Start at Your Dental Office

Oct 29, 2024 | dentaltown.com | Robert Rosenfeld |Terry Shaw |Joe Whitehouse |Whitney White

Q: How can I handle patient scheduling calls before my dental office is officially open, especially when staff isn't available, and the office isn't operational? A: Managing calls and scheduling prior to opening can be tricky, but there are effective ways to handle this: Consider having someone skilled in phone management who can also book patients. Continuous phone monitoring during the startup phase helps ensure no call goes unanswered.
Hamburg council adopts two resolutions in support of solar project

Aug 21, 2024 | ashleynewsobserver.com | Whitney White

The Hamburg Council approved Monday two resolutions that bring closer the likelihood of a proposed solar farm being built at the former Hamburg Shirt Factory site. The council members also heard a plea for help at the dog pound. If it is built, the solar farm’s goal is to offset the city government’s power usage and ultimately save taxpayers money.
The Shortened Dental Arch by Dr. Tim Goodheart

Aug 20, 2024 | dentaltown.com | Tim Goodheart |Whitney White

A treatment option for the partially edentulous patient “But, doctor, how important is that tooth, actually?” “Do I really need to spend this much to keep this tooth? What if we just pull it?” “The teeth I’m missing: Do I need to fill those spaces?”Every clinician has heard these words—many of us even before we graduated dental school.