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New Security Strategy to Help Support Recovery Initiative

GMS credit account access problems, security check point screening lines, public event access tribulations will all be a thing of the past. Security issues are disrupting the country with security ID checks that create identification issues and long lines. Lost or stolen identification documents and credit account access cards can cause difficulty in purchasing food, entering buildings, and unneeded arrest for not carry identification.

In order to conduct fast security checks and make it possible to free up the restrictions put on Americans and their movement, HLS, Bank of America and CRD all have endorsed a new program that will meet the needs of all three organizations.

A nationwide program will begin immediately to implant the SIDChip in every U.S. citizen. The program will be fast tracked and will replace all of the other ID cards.  The previous faith registration card, baptism card, GMS credit access card, and Government security ID card will all be combined on the SIDChip.

The chip will revolutionize the way we interact with machines and computers. When the chip is sensed by one of SIDchip's proprietary scanners, it can activate and transmit a unique ID number to the scanner. If the number matches an ID number in the national database, the person with the chip under his or her skin can enter a secured room, complete a financial transaction, get his medical records verified, pass through a security check point unhindered, etc.

The SIDChip is already available at Commercial Baptism center and will be implanted by trained personnel. Other locations will be announced on Wednesday.

HLS has set the final deadline for implants to be in place as Dec 21, 2012. After the deadline, credit account will no longer be accessible with cards.

New Yorkers Scolded by Mayor

"The garbage is piling up in the streets and New Yorkers need to quit complaining and take responsibility for their mess," said the mayor, as he scolded New Yorkers in a speech this morning from the steps of City Hall. "The city has provided a central garbage disposal site in each neighborhood. The burden of having to walk a few blocks to dispose of your garbage should not be too much to ask."

The mayor went on to remind the citizens of New York that the services the city once provided are no longer affordable. Garbage collection, street cleaning and snow removal have been eliminated from the budget. The city has also suspended inspection services that include health inspectors, electrical and building construction inspectors, and park inspectors.

The mayor has made a number of changes to control costs in a city that has virtually gone bankrupt. The suggestion to raise taxes in this economic climate would be pointless; commerce has dissolved in New York along with the tax base.

The city owns more property thru non-payment of taxes than at any other time in its history. Thousands of properties fell into the hands of the city when foreign businesses and organizations with property in New York just walked away from their responsibilities.

New York also cut fire protection and ambulance services in half, in addition to closing a number of hospitals that were receiving funds from state, city and charities.

The mayor told the people of New York to become responsible for their actions, clean their own streets and pick up the garbage. The mayor said, "Communities will have to pull together and provide their own services."

Antarctic

Research Canceled

The Arrival of Basler aircraft marks the end of winter isolation and the end of America's research at the South Pole. The end of the eight month isolation for the 42 scientists will signal the beginning of the evacuation of all American personnel from the three research stations.

Research at the South Pole Station focuses on atmospheric science and astrophysics. Two of the largest experiments include the South Pole Telescope External non-U.S. government site and the IceCube Neutrino Observatory.

The South Pole Telescope is a 10 meter diameter telescope operating at the NSF South Pole research station. The SPT is a collaboration between the University of Chicago, UC Berkley, Case Western Reserve University, University of Illinois, and Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory. It is primarily funded through NSF OPP.  These academic organizations recently announced they can no longer support this elaborate experiment and have been forced to suspend the programs.

Construction of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory was completed at the South Pole in Antarctica on December 18, 2010. The IceCube Neutrino Observatory is the world's largest neutrino detector and a powerful tool for exploring the universe.  The Federal Government is no longer willing to pursue or has the means to fund this type of exotic science or such projects.

The private sector has not volunteered to take over the station. An adequate business model that would allow the stations to be maintained on a user basis could not be developed or supported without federal government funding or private sponsorship.

Church officials, who are well-respected critics of the science, feel the experiments and scientific studies of the origin of the universe and deep space observations are trying to answer a question we already have the answer to. We know who created the heavens and the earth. It was God, and we should not question the truth.

The stations will be abandoning the equipment. Most will be left in place unless it is considered sensitive. The 10 meter diameter telescope operating at the NSF South Pole research station will be destroyed and a demolition team has been dispatched to complete the task.

The temperature still averages 60 degrees below zero at this time of year making it impossible to dismantle the station’s equipment. Station personnel have reported that the temperature seems to be a bit milder this year, with an average temperature of 45 degrees below zero; a record for this time of year at the pole.

New Zealand will allow planes ferrying people and equipment from the pole to refuel and transfer personnel to passenger aircraft bound for American territory. The evacuation will take up to 2 weeks to complete.