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Chamber of Commerce to Spend $50 Million to Crush Tea Party

Click here: Chamber of Commerce to Spend $50 Million to Crush Tea Party
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Snowden cites Orwell’s ‘1984’ in Christmas message

Former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden appeared in a televised Christmas message released to the British public by TV station Channel 4 on Wednesday. (Dec. 25)

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Gallup: Obama Job Approval Tanks

Click here: Gallup Daily: Obama Job Approval Falls to 39%

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Study: Alcohol Can Boost Your Immune System

Click here: Study: Alcohol Can Boost Your Immune System
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Mikhail Kalashnikov, Inventor of AK-47, dies at 94

Click here: Mikhail Kalashnikov passes away in hospital bed
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Can’t Remember Faces? You’re not alone

Click here: Why recognising someone is in the genes: Third of people have impaired ability to identify and remember facial features
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The next Detroit? Alantic City & Las Vegas face collapse

Click here: The next Detroit? Atlantic City and Las Vegas facing catastrophic collapse
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Will you support higher wages at Walmart?

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2013 One of the Ten Coldest in US History

Click here: 2013 is one of the ten coldest years  in the US since 1895
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School Shootings: How to be Aware, Prepare, and be a First Responder

This video is from “School Shootings: How to be Aware, Prepare, and be a First Responder in a Crisis”,  an extension of in-person training that’s been offered to educators around the state through the Attorney General’s Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA).  The in-person training and video include information about what Attorney General law enforcement experts have learned about shooters in prior incidents like Chardon, Columbine, and Virginia Tech.  The course also covers how to identify potential threats and reduce the danger of deadly escalation, how to coordinate with school administrators and law enforcement in the face of a real-time threat, and most importantly, how to save lives.   Educators can contact OPOTA with any questions about the video or in-person training by emailing [email protected] or calling 740-845-2700.