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Author: carl

>A Christmas Message – Family Voices of North Dakota.

Posted on December 21, 2011 by carl

> Greetings everyone as we enter thisChristmas season. Isn’t life glorious? I decided to dosomething a little different this season for my Christmas post. Inactuality, I don’t recall doing anything last year, so let’s call ita new tradition for A Father of Many. You see, about 2 and ahalf years ago, I had the opportunity…

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>definition of bully and harassment – a letter to the superintendent

Posted on December 13, 2011 by carl

> Mr NAME REDACTEDThank you for speaking with me.  We need to speak further regardingthis matter. ===========================This is the http://www.dictionary.com definition of harassment.ha·rass·ment [huh-ras-muhnt, har-uhs-muhnt] Show IPAnounthe act or an instance of harassing,  or disturbing, pestering, ortroubling repeatedly; persecution: She sued her boss for sexualharassment. This is the http://dictionary.com definition of bullying.bul·ly1  [bool-ee] Show IPA noun,…

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>affordable care

Posted on December 12, 2011 by carl

>So, I went to fill a script for my daughter at the druggist.  As a result of the ObamaCare affordable care act thingy, her script isn’t covered.  It would be if she was over 18, but then she wouldn’t qualify for the program that would cover it, because she was over 18. That defies logic….

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