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Oklahoma Bible Academy Head Football Coach Todd Kuykendall talks about his team's Class A semifinal playoff game against Stroud at 7:30 p.m. Friday, November 27, 2009, at Commitment Field.Author: Enidnews Tags: Oklahoma Bible Academy OBA Trojans Commitment Field home Todd Kuykendall 2009 season high school football Enid News Eagle Richard Mooers Harrison Jackson second-round playoffs playoff Posted: 02 December 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Another edition of Alan Keyes For America, originally broadcast LIVE on the December 1st, 2009 broadcast of The Talk To Solomon. The topic for discussion ranges from recent news topics of the day to Obama's address. As always, Keyes and Solomon are fiery and passionate in their discourse leading up to the broadcast of the President's speech.

Pastor David Manning, chief pastor of ALTAH Ministries joins the program for the first time to serve as the co-host during the first half of the first hour on the December 1st, 2009 broadcast of The Talk To Solomon Show. The topic for the discussion is race in contemporary American society. In the day and age we live in, Pastor Manning points out, Black America claims to HATE America, when in fact the majority of the population harbors a certain hate for White America... Interesting stuff. Stay Tuned For More! Brought to you Tues & Thurs evenings, 7 PM et, by CPNLive.com, ProduceNetTV.com, TeaPartyLive.tv, and delivered directly to you in podcast form by the Conservative Political Network. Please visit our stores at Shop.TeaPartyLive.tv and CPNLive.com/food and browse through our selection of interesting products and offers, this is how we keep our channel running. And we always welcome your comments and feedback at ConservativePoliticalNetwork@Gmail.com.

Frolic's guest this week for her first ever voice interview in english, Bliss Couture CEO Amutey Decuir

Better late than never Bills fans, We're late again this week but because of the holidays it should be the last time. In this show we discuss: -Squish the fish! -New coach -TO Show -James has poor choice in malls Show #5.14: Squish Da Fish Go Bills! HOSTS: John Dupra, James Allessi MUSIC: My Glorious by OBVIOUSBAND, In The Beginning by K'naan, Swimming in Miami by Owl City, Knucklehead by Grover Washington, Callin' out by Lyrics Born 716.989.4180 theshow@buffalobillsreview.com

A proposed increase in property taxes on agricultural land has the attention of Missouri Farm Bureau. MFB Vice President Blake Hurst testified before the Missouri State Tax Commission on Tuesday saying the proposed valuation – which is formulated every two years – would nearly double the assessed valuation on Missouri farm ground. (The commission recommends a decrease on the least productive lands.) Farm Bureau is recommending against any increase. Hurst says things are just too tough right now for farmers, “Corn farmers who’ve seen the price of corn go down every month for the past year except for one. Dairy and pork producers are facing almost unprecedented difficulties with the low prices and high costs. Cotton producers are losing several hundred dollars an acre years and that assumes that they can harvest their crops and a lot of the cotton producers in the Bootheel right now can’t get their crops out.” Because of the current volatility, Hurst says, now is not the time to increase property taxes on farmland, “I don’t think that the formula – although it’s very professionally done and captures a lot of different attributes of farming – I don’t think it captures that volatility very well. And, so that’s why we recommend that the commission delay an increase in assessed valuation.” Hurst says the formula tries to capture the average returns on eight classes of farmland and predict interest rates, something he says even the formula’s authors admit is hard to do. Missouri Ag Department Director Jon Hagler has asked the tax commission to “oppose any increase in land values resulting in higher property taxes to Missouri farmers and strongly support a decrease in the values for pasture and timber land.” The state tax commission has until December 31st to set the ag productivity values and the legislature has 60 days from January first to reject them if a majority of lawmakers disagree with the numbers. 091201_BlakeHurst_MOFB_taxes Missouri Farm Bureau Missouri Department of Agriculture Missouri State Tax Commission

Dec. 2: A Taiwanese news outlet, Apple Daily, takes some artistic freedom when showing animation of the Tiger Woods car accident. (Other) Tiger Wood - Apple Daily - Animation - Arts - Kids and Teens

Dec. 2: A wanna-be camera thief accidentally videotapes himself trying to make off with a television station's camera. KCRA-TV's Chris LeClere reports. (NBC News Channel) Television - Television station - United States - Arts - Stations

Dec. 2: A Thanksgiving argument ends with a Texas man slapping his sister with a slice of hot pecan pie, Galveston County sheriff's deputies say. KPRC-TV's Lisa Baldwin reports. (NBC News Channel) Sheriff - Texas - Law - Law Enforcement - Television

Dec. 2: Hecklers at Arizona State University break into a loudly sung version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" during a forum on the First Amendment. Msnbc's Contessa Brewer reports. (Other) Contessa Brewer - Bohemian Rhapsody - Arizona State University - First Amendment to the United States Constitution - United States

Dec. 2: A man is pummeled by his wife's family members when they discover him at a mass wedding ceremony ready to tie the knot with another woman. Msnbc.com's Dara Brown reports. (msnbc.com) Msnbc.com - Dara Brown - Wedding - Weddings - Video

Dec. 2: A Florida endodontic office has received thousands of prerecorded sex-line calls. WTLV's Mike Kominksi reports. (NBC News Channel) Florida - NBC News - WTLV - United States - Television

Dec. 2: Sean "Diddy" Combs hawks his cologne in a strange appearance on the Home Shopping Network. Willie Geist has a complete wrap-up. (ZeitGeist) Willie Geist - MSNBC - Arts - Joe Scarborough - United States

Dec. 2: An Arizona school district computer administrator is accused of wasting resources, totaling more than $1 million, to search for UFOs. KPNX-TV's Brandon Kline reports. (NBC News Channel) School district - Education - United States - NBC - K-12

OURsceneTV’s Matt Maggiacomo got an up close and very personal look at “Made in Heaven” – an Off-Broadway sex comedy about conjoined twins Max and Benjie who share everything — a life, a career and... Visit our website for further information at http://www.ourscenetv.com

Dec. 1: Apply Daily, a Taiwanese news Web site, drew fire from mayor of Taipei City after posting two computer-generated recreations of theories relating to Tiger Woods' car accident. (Countdown) Tiger Wood - Taipei - Taiwanese people - Taipei City - Taiwan

A new POP game is announced, Splinter Cell: Conviction will have co-op multiplayer, and UK stores cut the price on the PSPgo. See more IGN videos at http://video.ign.com

Faces Going Places An exclusive conversation with Jules Bianchi on podcast # 394 With racing in his blood and impressive championship winning credentials, this third generation racer is poised to become the first French World Champion since the “Professor”. Photos: Marleen Serné Bianchi. The winning name in the 1968 Le Mans 24-Hours race, as in Lucien [...]