Maxheader
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Name: Rick
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Hometown: Kansas
Home country: UsofA
Current location: Midwest
Member since: Sat Apr 15, 2017, 10:57 AM
Number of posts: 4,284
Gender: Do not display
Hometown: Kansas
Home country: UsofA
Current location: Midwest
Member since: Sat Apr 15, 2017, 10:57 AM
Number of posts: 4,284
About Me
And I got a performer recumbent this last summer.
Journal Archives
Blue Origin CEO to visit Wichita on Wednesday..
Posted by Maxheader | Wed Jun 30, 2021, 06:16 AM (0 replies)
Fight breaks out at Wichita Open qualifying event at Sand Creek Station in Newton
Find your own ball #%$%#... 
"WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A Wichita Open qualifying event at Newton’s Sand Creek Station drew national attention Monday for reasons unrelated to the quality of play. A golf blog called The Firepit Collective was the first to report on a fight that broke out between two players. That fight led to an arrest. Eyewitness News is working to confirm details within the report. So far, The Firepit Collective reports the fight was between two players during the middle of a qualifier for the Korn Ferry Tour’s Wichita Open. The report said the fight was over one player not helping the other look for a lost golf ball. USA Today picked up on the report, which is catching steam on social media. The report says a player named Austin Dailey hit a wayward shot and couldn’t find his ball. Then, it says, another player and the player’s father, both in the group, didn’t help look for the ball when a third player did. The blogger reports Dailey approached Luke Smith and Smith’s father, telling them that helping to look for errant shots might speed up the group. The Smiths then allegedly began to yell at Dailey about his play and as Dailey walked away, Luke Smith reportedly jumped on Dailey and started to punch him." https://www.kwch.com/2021/06/15/fight-breaks-out-wichita-open-qualifying-event-sand-creek-station-newton/ |
Posted by Maxheader | Tue Jun 15, 2021, 01:45 PM (3 replies)
I don't get it...
I would certainly like to get the covid vaccination...Not just for my protection but for others. The problem is I am a chronic asthmatic. Heavy allergies...and I take a "controller"..ie symbicort as a steroid. So I dig around to find out how this med could affect me..Found this; "Should people with asthma get the COVID-19 vaccine? Yes, says board-certified allergist Purvi Parikh, MD, national spokesperson for Allergy & Asthma Network. People with underlying medical conditions such as asthma can receive the COVID-19 vaccine as long as they have not had an immediate or severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or any of its ingredients." "as long as they have not had an immediate or severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or any of its ingredients." How the fuck am I supposed to know that without taking the shot?. 
This is like when your computer goes down and the phone help line references you to web sites for a fix...duh.... 
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Posted by Maxheader | Wed Jun 2, 2021, 07:29 PM (8 replies)
Anyone got sunshine?
Haven't had much in 2 weeks and the forecast is for clouds and rain for another week. My flowers are punkin out and my mighty mule gate opener, which uses a 10 watt solar charger..won't work...Need to mow but the snapper gets plugged in wet grass. Dang! Guess I'll have to watch Michelson win another golf major.... 
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Posted by Maxheader | Sun May 23, 2021, 07:56 AM (33 replies)
Kelly vetoes plan reserving federal COVID-19 relief funds for Kansas businesses
Kansaas big biz doesn't have the leash on Laura like they did sammy brownbutt... 
Citing federal rules, Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed lawmakers’ last-minute effort to require the state, counties and cities to set aside part of their federal COVID-19 aid to pay businesses harmed by public health orders.
The bill, passed in the final hours of the Legislative session in early May, would have created a three-member board to review business requests for relief using a quarter of the state’s relief dollars and 35% of county and city federal funding for compensation. The only public information about the review process would be what companies received funds and how much. In a statement Friday, Kelly said the bill was “well-intentioned” but violated federal rules by placing conditions on local governments’ use of the money, including to “resolve potential legal claims against state or local governments.” Interim rules published by U.S. Treasury Department prohibit states from placing requirements or conditions on local government use of the latest round of COVID-19 relief funds. |
Posted by Maxheader | Fri May 21, 2021, 07:26 PM (0 replies)
they'll stop at nothing.....
https://www.kansas.com/news/politics-government/article251564048.html Dubious Kansas endorsements unravel truthfulness of attack on federal unemployment benefit The letter sent Wednesday to Gov. Laura Kelly had all the trappings of a legitimate appeal from the business community. Compiled by the state Chamber of Commerce and bearing the names of 181 diverse businesses, business associations, nonprofit groups and government agencies, it called for an end to enhanced federal unemployment benefits for Kansas workers. But the truthfulness of the campaign unraveled Thursday as multiple executives whose organizations were listed as supporters said they didn’t know anything about the letter and wouldn’t have signed it if they did. |
Posted by Maxheader | Fri May 21, 2021, 06:51 AM (3 replies)
Super!!
https://www.kansascity.com/news/coronavirus/article249871903.html
Missouri officials will hold a “mega-vaccination” event at Arrowhead Stadium for Kansas City and Jackson County residents next Friday and Saturday, Gov. Mike Parson announced Thursday. At least 6,000 residents will be able to get the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 shot between the two days. The event will be run by two Missouri National Guard units staffing the stadium from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. March 19 and 20. Residents must have an appointment. It will be open to anyone currently eligible who is on Jackson County Health Department’s waiting list. 
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Posted by Maxheader | Thu Mar 11, 2021, 08:00 PM (1 replies)
