Friday, December 3, 2010
Friday, November 12, 2010
Pennyrile WestPark MegaSite
The Fiscal Court In Crittenden joined this joint effort when it began. This has great potential.
Pennyrile WestPark MegaSite
Pennyrile WestPark MegaSite
Saturday, September 4, 2010
This is a email I received;
To Our Customers,
Occasionally, an issue of such importance arises we feel it necessary to contact our loyal customers. With our fishing rights at stake, this is such an issue.
On August 23, 2010, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was petitioned by the Center for Biological Diversity and others to ban lead from ammunition and fishing tackle, including sinkers, jigs, weighted fly lines and components containing lead, such as brass and ballast in lures, spinners, stick baits and others fishing products.
On August 27, the EPA denied the petition regarding ammunition, but let stand the petition to ban lead in fishing tackle and has opened a short period for taking public comment.
Such a ban would cause prices of fishing products to skyrocket. Alternative metals can cost from 6 to 15 times more than lead, and most do not perform as well. For many, fishing would no longer be the affordable sport it is now.
Please join us and Keep America Fishing in opposing this ban by submitting your comments to the EPA by no later than September 15, 2010. You can easily do so by Clicking Here.
The "click here" link will take you to a simple format to make your feelings know about a lead ban. There is even a prepared text that you can send if you do not want to send one of your own. It is a fast and easy way to assure your opinion is heard. Many segments of the fishing tackle industry are very concerned about this potential ban. We can assure you thart a lead ban would eliminate a large part of the fishing tackle industry and a lot of fishing.
Thank you for your help.
Barlow's Tackle
To Our Customers,
Occasionally, an issue of such importance arises we feel it necessary to contact our loyal customers. With our fishing rights at stake, this is such an issue.
On August 23, 2010, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was petitioned by the Center for Biological Diversity and others to ban lead from ammunition and fishing tackle, including sinkers, jigs, weighted fly lines and components containing lead, such as brass and ballast in lures, spinners, stick baits and others fishing products.
On August 27, the EPA denied the petition regarding ammunition, but let stand the petition to ban lead in fishing tackle and has opened a short period for taking public comment.
Such a ban would cause prices of fishing products to skyrocket. Alternative metals can cost from 6 to 15 times more than lead, and most do not perform as well. For many, fishing would no longer be the affordable sport it is now.
Please join us and Keep America Fishing in opposing this ban by submitting your comments to the EPA by no later than September 15, 2010. You can easily do so by Clicking Here.
The "click here" link will take you to a simple format to make your feelings know about a lead ban. There is even a prepared text that you can send if you do not want to send one of your own. It is a fast and easy way to assure your opinion is heard. Many segments of the fishing tackle industry are very concerned about this potential ban. We can assure you thart a lead ban would eliminate a large part of the fishing tackle industry and a lot of fishing.
Thank you for your help.
Barlow's Tackle
Monday, August 30, 2010
Where Did They All Go?
When I was 16 years of age, I would run the streets of Marion driving my 1968 Ford Mustang. I remember there being 50 or so other teenagers up town that I personally knew.
Where have they all gone?
Now when I travel the streets of this small town, I recognize only a few kids and that's mostly because I coached them in little league or my two kids who are no loner "kids" now knew them.
Time gets away and yet it stays the same. We are the ones who change. Marriage, death or simply relocation primarily because of a better paying job is the reason I believe.
What is your opinion? That's mine! Mostly.
Where have they all gone?
Now when I travel the streets of this small town, I recognize only a few kids and that's mostly because I coached them in little league or my two kids who are no loner "kids" now knew them.
Time gets away and yet it stays the same. We are the ones who change. Marriage, death or simply relocation primarily because of a better paying job is the reason I believe.
What is your opinion? That's mine! Mostly.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Regulations and Guidance
Regulations and Guidance
Regulations and Guidance
The Office of Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight will work with the Department of Health and Human Services to issue regulations and implement many of the provisions of the legislation that address private health insurance. Visit this page frequently for links to proposed regulations, requests for comment, and other updates.
Regulations and Guidance
The Office of Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight will work with the Department of Health and Human Services to issue regulations and implement many of the provisions of the legislation that address private health insurance. Visit this page frequently for links to proposed regulations, requests for comment, and other updates.
Monday, June 7, 2010
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