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PORT ARTHUR, Texas — A Texas man was shot to death while trying to shield children from harm during an armed robbery at a Denny's restaurant this week, his family said.
Those who knew Greig Placette, 64, of Port Arthur, Texas, hailed him as a hero.
"My father died doing a good deed," Drew Placette told NewsFix. "…He was a good man, and he didn't deserve to be shot down that way."
Placette was sitting next to a family with children at the Houston restaurant Monday night when three armed men with bandanas over their faces came in and told everyone to get on the ground, police and family members said. They fired several shots; a 43-year-old restaurant employee was also struck by a bullet but is expected to be OK.
Placette was shot in the chest and shoulder while trying to protect the children at the next table, according to his cousin, the Rev. David Placette.
"His daddy was a big military man who believed in serving his country, so it was like a natural thing for him to do," David Placette said. "It's part of who Greig was, helping others."
Jonathan Ochoa, Placette's friend who was also in the restaurant, told Houston television station KPRC that his friend told him to "hit the floor" when the gunmen walked in, thus saving his life and that of a child.
"Immediately, I knew Greig wasn't next to me, and basically just started praying because there were probably 20 shells that hit the ground, and I just figured they were going and killing everyone," Ochoa said.
David Placette said he officiated the burial Mass after Greig's father died several months ago. Afterward, the cousins spoke about Greig's wishes for his own funeral.
"He told me, 'Cuz, I want you to do my funeral.' I didn't realize it would be so quick," he said.
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The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Experience Cartagena's historic sites and splendid shopping during this scenic visit to the Old City.
Depart the pier for the drive to the San Felipe Fortress, the largest Spanish fort in the New World. Commissioned by the Spanish Crown during the 17th century, the San Felipe Fortress took 208 years to complete. It features seven miles of walls surrounding the city, with fortifications on every point and narrows. This formidable castle defended the city from many attacks, and withstood a bloody assault from the British Admiral Vernon. A photo stop will be made here, followed by photo stops at the House of Rafael Nuñez and nearby Chapel of La Hermita.
Next, your drive will continue on to the Pierino Gallo Plaza. Located in the modern part of the city, the plaza features spectacular views of the Old City walls alongside the ocean. Upon arrival, you will be greeted on the upstairs plaza, given a brief overview of shopping in Cartagena and have an opportunity to ask any questions. Some time will then be made available to browse through recommended shops offering emeralds, jewelry, coffee, cigars, handcrafted items, and leather goods. Your early arrival ensures that you will be able to avoid the crowds.
Afterward, you will return to the Old City for a visit to The Dungeons, or Las Bovedas. This long building consists of 23 deep rooms, or dungeons, which originally served as military barracks. Built toward the end of the 18th century, these barracks were the last major structure to be built within the Walled City during Colonial times. The Dungeons feature handicraft shops that are as much of a historical memento as they are for shopping. You will then walk to the San Diego Plaza to visit a restored Clarissan nunnery that now serves as the Hotel Santa Clara. Leaving the hotel, you may opt to further explore the Old City during visits to the nearby Fernandez Madrid Plaza, Church of Santo Toribio and some of the area's restored houses that have been converted into elegant bed and breakfasts.
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The latest issue of Entertainment Weekly features a cover story on the upcoming "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1" film, which, at long last, reveals the split for the final installments of the film. High Res scans of the entire EW feature can be found right here thanks to RupertGrint.net. The report features a number interviews with the cast and never before published information about the film. A caution now to readers, for the rest of this post will contain SPOILERS!
The three of them [Radcliffe, Watson, and Grint] are shooting a scene in the Room of Requirement in which Harry, Ron, and Hermione are searching for a Horcrux- in this case, a tiara-like Ravenclaw diadem. Watson and Grint are sopping wet. (In the film, Ron and Hermione have recently destroyed another horcrux in the water and were perused by a Voldemort-shaped tsunami.)
As production on the two films wound down this summer, the three stars faced the prospect of having to film their final scene together. "It was bizarre," Watson said last week by phone. "Walking on to set that day, there was this incredibly thick atmosphere. It felt like a moment in history. It felt really big." In the scene, Harry, Ron, and Hermione have broken into the Ministry of Magic. They jinx a woman and drag her into a tiny storage area. So the final frame ever shot of all three actors takes place in a cramped little room. "These characters have been in the most fantaistical situations at Hogwarts- they've been in the Dark Forest, all these extraordinary places," says Yates. "It was an odd way to finish, really." But poetic, perhaps, considering that the whole series began with a boy who lived in a tiny room under the stairs of a house on Privet Drive. "In a way," says Yates, "the series started with a cupboard and ended with one."


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This class examines the ways in which Christianity conserved and reshaped the Empire of Rome upon the Truth about the human person seen in the light of the Incarnation and in meditation upon the mystery of the Trinity. Text and authors include: St. Augustine, Boethius, St. Gregory the Great, the Rule of St. Benedict, Prudentius, Anglo-Saxon Poetry, the Cantar de Mio Cid, narratives of the Crusades, Hugh of St. Victor, Joinville, Guild Statutes, and Chaucer.
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This class allows sophomores during their Rome semester to intensively study authors and works from a variety of periods that deepen their experience of Roman, Italian, and European culture. Texts and authors include Livy, the Roman poets, The Epistles of St. Peter, Marcus Aurelius, Leo the Great, St. Francis of Assisi, Dante, Boccaccio, Shakespeare, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Hilaire Belloc, Ezra Pound, and Romano Guardini.
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looks like we may make it on friday with a cub 154 that we(my dad really) needs some experts to look at. been working alot(thankfully) but school is out for one district on friday and out for ours thru the following tues so i think we can leave thursday nite and be there on friday morn early. Hope to see all are well and i know all are anxious to see my rugged handsomeness there
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Is that what you are calling your son now?
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Court is definitely more guilty of that than Red.
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Just got a great deal on a flight, car, and hotel. Nobody else could go with me. You snooze, you lose.
See y'all there !
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But you left my parts at Boss's
LOL, I don't guess they would let the plow parts and scratchers on the plane anyhow
Glad you can make it Bob
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Ron, I will make it for dinner Thursday evening, but Andrew will have to come Friday. So count 1 in!
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I will be there, but later than 6. I believe I land at ATL at 4:12, but then I've got to the Rental Cars and get my little puddle-jumper and then trek on out to Maysville. I don't know if there's commuter traffic, delays, etc., but I'll be doing my best.
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Atlanta, 5 PM, is the definition of a traffic jam. We will see you about 8 pm Bob.
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Thanks Dale... I work in Boston and made the assumption that other cities did more planning and had better roads... guess I'm wrong.
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Atlanta rush hour starts at 2-2"30 and ends about 7
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Looks like I WILL be able to go...YEA!! I will be there Wed evening, and would like to join y'all for dinner in Maysville.
Also, IF I decide to bring my '52, would I be able to change the front Transmission seal? Anyone be able to help?! Looking forward to seeing everyone.
PS Will there be ice cream again??!!
Dale Finch
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I sure hope so. Saturday is my son's birthday and I promised him we'd get him some ice cream rather than having to stay home and bake a cake.
"If every day were a holiday, sport would soon become chore"
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Sorry about the Atlanta traffic but Dale is about correct it will be tough at best. Pray for no rain and no wrecks or breakdowns and you mightmake it. We will save you a place and hope for the best
Dale F. bring the cub and we'll do our best to make the tranny seal happen, should have plenty of help and time.
Ice-Cream......I sure hope so (Bring the extra freezer we talked about Saturday Corky )
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Will Do!
"(Bring the extra freezer we talked about Saturday Corky )"
I found this old Cub, Forgotten and Forlorn,
With pistons and valves frozen and worn.
Help from my buddies on Farmallcub.com,
And an engine from Ralph, (37's the one),
Now ole Corky is running and back to life,
Much to the surprise of my dear, dear wife!
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posted needed parts on wanted forum for the 154 thanks
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i have been using a qa42 but im not very happy with it. we have a stone driveway and on more then one occasion i have picked up a stone and got it stuck in the tractor. take tractor back to garage mess with auger to remove stone. i have the skids up all of the way and it doesnt matter i still pick up stones. anyways i was thinking about buying a blade; ultimately i would like to buy a farmall cub and put a blade on it but money might be an issue, so if i dont buy a cub im going to have to use my cub cadet. the cub cadet has a rebuilt k301 engine, but im not terribly happy with that either; engine knocks and has knocked since it was rebuilt. its not a rod knock and i cannot seem to find the source of the knock; after i rebuilt that engine i called the place that did the machine shop work and he told me that some of the old k series just knock for no reason. dont know if using one of those cheaper rebuild kits that include piston, rings, valves, gaskets, and rod had anything to do with it. that engine otherwise runs pretty good, it has decent compression and will fire right up. another big complaint i have with this tractor is the electric lift that the 147's have, they are junk. many of them failed throughout the years as did mine. someone replaced it with an actuator off of god only knows what. it lifts that snowblower really slowly; its actually too much weight for that junky lift. i see the prices of rebuilt electric lifts and be prepared for sticker shock. i bought one of those rare hydraulic lifts but it doesnt seem that retrofitting it on a 147 is going to be an easy task; which im guessing why it was never offered in the 147. seems like the frame gussets will get in the way. i think a blade would be less work for that actuator to lift.
what about duallys on a garden tractor? what does it take to set them up. would you install chains on both sets? it seems like the cub cadets have a heavy duty transmission but they just dont have enough weight when compared to a small farm tractor. i think if i could get it to hook up better i could push more with it.
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If there is one thing I learned with event planning, it's this: always have contingency plans. Do not go from one point to another without planning alternate routes to it. I remember planning a convention that was supposed to be held outdoors, and then it suddenly rained on the day of the event. What's worse was that we weren't able to book the rooms inside and they were already full. Do you know how frustrating it is to not have a backup plan because you assume that things will go smoothly? Plan all the way till you reach plan Z. I never push through with one aspect of an event if there are no contingency plans for it. If I was asked to hire this particular restaurant, I would still look for 5 more just in case. If I was asked to book a particular venue, I would look for 10 more.
Assuming that things will go smoothly will be the death of your event planning days. When I first started, I was optimistic and thought that everything will be OK when it came to event planning. A few failures later, I changed my mind. Defensive pessimism, as psychologists called it, is a form of pessimism that allows you to prepare for worst case scenarios. This is what I had to develop because I needed to prepare myself. A couple of years ago, I was tasked to supervise 3 event coordinators as they were going to plan for an anime convention here in Ontario. It was that huge because they needed three event coordinators. Now, one of the coordinators quit halfway through the planning and she was supposed to take care of logistics. We were impaired until the day of the event and we had to carry the burden of logistics. I didn't even think that one of them would quit.
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These cells are a type of immune cell known as a T cell. They get their name from a signal they produce, called interleukin 17, which tells other T cells to increase the immune response. In normal numbers, TH17 cells, which live in the intestines, help the body fight bacterial and fungal infections. But when there are too many, the immune defense begins to cause illness rather than prevent it. Boosting NFIL3 levels in T cells growing in lab cultures resulted in fewer of them turning into TH17 cells, the researchers found, suggesting that the protein's job is to prevent T cells from going into that area of specialization. The absence of the protein, the team concluded, leads to runaway TH17 activity.
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The man who will soon become the newest Hall of Famer had his orientation weekend at the Hall in May. He looked ahead to his July 28
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These pics are being emailed around recently. The email says "They were taken on 01/31/04. It's about 1/2 hour north of Syracuse on NY State Route 11 in Oswego." Anyone want to take their Cub and help out?
These are posted on my geocities site and unfortunately it does't allow but so much traffic in a given time period so if they don't show for you try back later.
My NY cousin sent me a picture a few days ago. I can't open yours. Is this one of them?
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Yes, that is one of them. One of the others has a track hoe sitting up on the snow digging out the road an the third has what looks like a front end loader working with a snow blower on the front.
The first time I saw these pictures, they were reportedly from Montana. I wonder there they really came from.
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A well tuned cub with wheel weights and chains ought to be able to handle it
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to restrain the people, it is an instrument for the people to restrain the
government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Briefly went to snopes.com and didn't find anything butt I'm sure that the location isn't where one might think. 3 yrs ago I was out in seattle and I took a trip to the Cascade mountains in June. A park ranger told me they had over 1000 inches that year and my wife took pictures of me standing on 15ft of snow beside the road that had just been cut though a few days before we got there. Driving down the roads the walls of snow looked just like that picture only there were trees stiking out of the snow. I'm talking late June almost July and the temperature was 70degrees. Never experienced anything like it before. Imagine what it must have been like in Jan. and Feb. WOW
During June 2000 my son and I saw a cut similar to the picture in the Olympic Mtns. near the end of the park road, about one mile beyond the visitor center. As explained to us at the time, the record making snow accumulations occurr about 100 miles east of there in the Northern Cascades. So, unless it is EZ's driveway, or Oswego, then it may be around Mt. Baker.
I think you are right about the car being added. I wonder if what looks like tire tracks with chains are actually a walking snowblower track. Look at the footprints along each of the "tire tracks".
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government lest it come to dominate our lives and interests." Patrick Henry
Joe- Thats exactly where we were and I think it was 2000 that we were there come to think of it. Didn't have digital camera then butt took lots of pics. I'll have to try and dig up some photos to see about scanning or having digitals made. It was an unbeleivable site. It looked just like that photo everywhere we went. I never saw the machine that cut through. Bill
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I'm not sure if these photos were taken in Oswego county, but it is possible. We are at the mercy of the lake effect snow off Lake Ontario. At this time our total snowfall for the season is over 150" and the possibility of reaching a total for the year of over 200". The cub is tucked in the barn, starting a total restoration and the snow removal duties have been passed on the the MF50 with a pto snowblower. In the neighboring town there have been 6 barns with collapased roof. I had to shovel the house and the barn roofs. Hmmmm I wonder ifI build a ramp if I could use the cub to remove snow from the roofs.
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"I remember everything. I couldn't breathe on the field," Walker said during a recent interview. "I tried to move everything. I tried to get up. Everything below my neck was, I guess, frozen."
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Walker had to be rushed to Tulsa's St. Francis hospital where he would spend the next 10 days, much of it in a coma.
Meanwhile, back in Destrehan, Walker's parents now found themselves rushing to be by their son's side.
"I couldn't get there fast enough,' said his mother.
"I couldn't get any information, I saw him carted off into the ambulance, but nothing, you know, I didn't know what happened to him, where he was or anything, so it was really difficult."
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God's plan for Devon was complex, but never questioned.
From Tulsa, he was airlifted to the Shepherd Center in Atlanta, a facility specializing in spinal cord injuries.
He'd spend the next three months there, getting around-the-clock treatments on his body and non-stop reminders from others just like him, that a brighter day is on the way.
Today, Walker's movements are surely coming back, though slowly. He has gone from not being able to move at all in Tulsa, to moving his arms in rehab.
Today, he does rehab work at least three times per week in his home. It is designed to get his body functioning again.
"A month into Shepherd, I started to regain light touch," he said. "And after a while it just…my whole body, I have light touch, so I'm blessed to be able to feel if somebody puts their arm on me."
"You could take a bat and hit me and I wouldn't feel it," he laughed.
As his long road to recovery continues, so too does the support Walker has received from all across the country - from a visit from New Orleans Saints players in Atlanta to the countless number of 'get-well' letters that have arrived on their doorstep.
He read one of the letters to us.
"Devon, I was sorry to hear about your serious injury. I want you to know that me and my family are praying for you," he reads. "Just like you have done your whole life, you have to win the battle despite the odds. Never give up, never quit. (Former Tulane Coach) Bob Toledo."
This fall, Walker said he will return to Tulane to finish his degree work in cell and molecular biology. He said that even though the injury has taken football away from him, he will not let it stop him from fulfilling a mission he began nearly four years ago.
"As a senior, I had only a few more credits to get and it would seem like a waste of time for me to have gone through all the struggles I have and just act like I don't need it any more or act like it wouldn't help me in the future."
Walker has big plans for his future. They begin with building an even stronger bond with his family, like holding his young niece again and doing the simplest of things that make a person feel whole.
"It's one of my main goals to be able to do that. I just feel like I'm missing out on that part of my life."
His life, once hanging in the balance, is now ripe with hope, belief and positive expectations.
It's taken four months to get to this point. The next four are expected to bring many more feelings of satisfaction of a job well done and many more good ones to come.
We closed our interview by asking if he ever asks 'Why me?'
"I'd be lying if I said I didn't. I think all people who go through this type of injury ask themselves that," he said. "You come to the reality that you can't really control what goes on in life, you only can live it.'


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mice and d con
I put 4 boxes of d con in the basement last sunday, they ate 3 of the 4 and no sign of dead mice and no smell. how long does this stuff take to work ?
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The way that the poison works, it forces the mice to seek water. That usually means going outside, and that's where they typically die. If you or your neighbors have cats, make sure you pick up any carcasses you see and dispose of them where the pets can't get to them.
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Thanks Don,
There are no outside cats around here, but I do have a dog, I dont know if the dog would eat them or not
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I got lucky.I had a paper bag i put burnables in.The little%^$$%chewed a hole in the side [i heard him doing it]of the bag.I caught him in the bag,took it outside and poof!!!Gone!!!I don't feel sorry for him.He ate a lot of peanut butter on traps.He was a real little guy.OH WELL!!!Should have stayed outside.kevin
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D-Con is Coumadin - blood thinner - the same thing that's given to lots of senior citizens and others for any blockages so circulation isn't shut down. In the case of mice, the bleed to death from within. I used to put it out until I discovered a big pile of it in the shock tower of my car - the little devils were putting it away for future use. I suppose they ingested enough over the time spent toting it around to kill them - the problem is it might be lethal to another animal that eats them. I now use the small plastic snap traps and peanut butter - have had quite a hunt this Winter. Craig
we used to have biiiig Norway rats on our farm between Ithaca and Watkins Glen, NY. we used D-Con, which as the others have said, makes'em want water 'cuz they're blood is so thinned out. by the way, D-Con and aspirin have about 99% of their molecules in common (yikes!).
one way we killed rats/mice without poison (after we got the big rats taken care of) was to build a simple trap:
get together:
1. a large, 5 gallon bucket (or bigger) with straight sides, and fill it 1/2 full with water
2. a piece of string big enough to support the size critter yer lookin' to kill
3. an empty soda or beer can. you can sometimes find one around my house ;^)
put a couple holes on opposite sides of the bucket to hold the string straight across it. put a hole in the bottom of the can (for the top, use the ready made hole - this will make it "wobbly"). thread the string through the can, and tie it off on both ends. form a depression in the can, big enough to hold some peanut butter (i guess you can form the depression whenever you want!). apply the peanut butter to the depression, and make it so that the depression stays "up"; sometimes it's a little hard, but keep working on it until the can still rotates, but sits on the string. when the mice/rats go for the peanut butter, IF they make it to the can, they'll make the can rotate and fall into the water. this worked for us fairly well.
good luck, mice hunters!
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From what I was told by a Vet that is a true statement. And, and , and, I was also told that if your pet ingests D-Con that you need to quickly feed or force-feed it with vitamin (K) and that will thicken the blood immediatly to stop the internal bleeding. I dont know the availability of vitimin (K) though Guess that will be my next Gurgle surch.
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The active ingredient in D-con is a first generation rodenticide that takes multiple feedings for a leathal dose. If you chose this poison is is better to grind it up with a board so they can't relocate the pellets and have to consume it in place. Sometimes they will begin to get sick and stop feeding on it.
The second generation rodenticides only require a single feeding for a lethal dose. Read the ingredients and look for "bromadilone" (probably the most common 2nd generation but their are others) instead of "warfarin" (de-con).
If your pet is exposed pour a little 3% peroxide down their throat to induce vomiting right away--call the vet to find out how much based on the size of the animal then take them in for the vit. K1 treatments.
Tim Moore
MSU pest management and a 13 year private pest control company.
Friend of mine in Geneva NY many years ago put Rat poisen in the barn. As they took out hay the found dead rats as well as ermine, mink and neighbors cats. That was the last time for that treatment.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
I used to take care of 4 summer homes. The owners used dcon. Like you I found empty dcon boxes and lots of mouse poop, but no mice. It made cleaning harder because of the extra mess. It finally occurred to me that if the mice had no food, poisoned or not, they would not dump all over the place. I reasoned with the owners this way: why lure the mice inside with food in order to kill them? The mice come and go anyways. Sure they might be dying, but there is always another mouse to come along and eat more. When they stopped the dcon, the rest of the mouse damage also stopped. It was counter intuitive, but it worked.
bust it? you bet I can!
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It's best to stick with Victor mouse traps baited with peanut butter. That way, I know where all the bodies are.
"Chance favors the prepared mind."
- Louis Pasteur
"In character, in manners, in style, in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity."
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
I set two victor traps, I found one trap with a mouse in it, never did find the other trap, a mouse must have drug it under the counters, never smelled or anything. dont know where it is. mabe when I redo the kitchen, ill find it..... hopefully with a skelaton in it
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I use the K.I.S.S. method. Keep It Simple Stupid. I made weasel traps. Which is nothing more then a plywood box with no bottom. It is 6" high inside and 5" wide. At each end I drilled a 1 1/2" hole. The bottom of the hole is about 2" from ground level. Buy 2 rat trapd or mouse traps the old style. do not place bait on traps put it on a butter lid or something small. Then set both traps, 1 on each side with the trigger away from bait (so the trigger will be under hole). Place box overtop of both traps and bait. When critter goes through hole it will automatically go down onto trigger. You don't loose any traps and once they get in they can't get out even if they miss the trigger the first time.
Back to war!!!Saw another one!!!Sticky traps and snap traps.I been seeing stray cats outside.Must be food around and I'm not feeding them.No decon don't want to hurt the strays,but i don't like cats either.Kevin
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On the weekend of September 23, 2011, thirteen Thomas More College students ventured forth to walk the 62-mile pilgrimage from Lake George to the Shrine of Our Lady of the North American Martyrs.
In its sixteenth year, the annual Pilgrimage for Restoration, organized by the National Coalition of Clergy and Laity, is a spiritual journey of the faithful to the place where Saints Isaac Jogues, Rene Goupil, and John LaLande were martyred 369 years ago. It is conducted in honor of Christ Our King, for the restoration of new Christendom, and in reparation for sins against the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Invoking the intercession of America's saints and martyrs, pilgrims desire that the Catholic Faith restore every dimension of life: hearts, families, workplaces, parishes, neighborhoods, cities, dioceses and the whole American nation.
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Thomas More College students were thrilled to participate in the pilgrimage this year. The students met at a campsite at Lake George where they stayed for the first night and made ready for the journey. At 4:30AM the following morning, the students attended Mass, after which they had a simple breakfast, and began the long pilgrimage.
"The pilgrimage represents your life writ small," said Liam Mitchell, a sophomore at Thomas More College. "It taught me that you can't really do life by yourself; you can't do it without God. Learning that lesson was a great relief for me." He continued, "The first day was disorganized, but I was still able somehow to remain recollected. By the second and third day we came together, there was comradeship, we all pushed each other along."
The pilgrims were divided into "brigades," each brigade representing an army for Christ. The young women of Thomas More College were in the brigade of St. Joan of Arc, while the young men were in the brigade of St. Isaac Jogues. There were other brigades as well, totaling about 250 people, including families, three priests, and several religious brothers and sisters.
The pilgrimage was done on foot, though there were a few buses that drove alongside in case anyone needed a temporary break from the walking.
Marie O'Brien, a sophomore, was one of few who persevered in walking the whole way. "You never really think about walking as being hard. It makes sense that jogging or running is hard, but not walking. This was hard. You hurt after a time," Marie said. After a moment of reflection she added, "The pilgrimage was profitable because it allowed you to suffer a little bit the way our Lord suffered, and I think that's not something that we really think about or do very often, the actual physical suffering."
Talks and meditations were given on topics such as confession, vocation, and the Rosary. In between talks, people prayed litanies, sang the Rosary and hymns, or prayed silently. People also sang folk songs to keep each other motivated and lighthearted when tired. "It helped because if we weren't praying or singing, we were grumbling," admitted Liam.
"In St. Isaac Jogues' brigade," Liam added, "we felt a bit guilty for complaining because we had just been reading St. Benedict in our Humanities class, and he writes about no grumbling. One of the speakers, though, presented the example of Christ complaining in the Garden of Gethsemane. He didn't complain to everyone but only to those close to Him, and not for long."
Oliver Domina, also a sophomore at Thomas More College, commented, "It was a really wonderful experience." He explained: "I had a rough start—I forgot my warm clothes and my sleeping bag in my car. I got to the campsite very late—I had to drop people off, take my car to where the pilgrimage would end, and catch a ride back with another driver in his car. By the time I went to bed it was one in the morning, and then I only slept about ten minutes that entire night because it was so cold."
"During the second day, while I was walking, I stopped and just burst out laughing," said Oliver. "I couldn't stop! I was overcome by the fact that I was getting the exact opposite of everything I wanted from the trip. Everything from wanting a little snack I thought I had put in my backpack—and it not being there—to being stuck walking next to someone who was annoying the heck out of me, to numerous other things. Whenever I thought to myself, 'I really hope this doesn't happen,' it would happen. I realized that I had been going on the pilgrimage for the wrong reasons and God was telling me to be patient and to think about why I was there. I realized that I needed to be on this pilgrimage to tell my sleeping body to wake up and see the Light, and through the physical pain I was given the perfect opportunity. I also realized that I had thousands of people that I needed to pray and offer up my pain for. It was hard but good, in the best and highest sense of the word."


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As your train labors up the Corcovado Mountain through the dense Atlantic rainforest, ready yourself for jaw-dropping panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro laid out before you.
(Buenos Aires, Puerto Madryn, Ushuaia, El Calafate, Iguazu Falls)
The ocean mist casts a haze over virgin sub-Antarctic forest, the frozen slopes of an imposing glacier provide a slideshow of shifting shapes and colors, and soaring waterfalls spill crystalline torrents in this incredible corner of the world.
(Buenos Aires)
(Montevideo, Punta Del Este)
Discover enchanting Buenos Aires with its exciting neighborhoods, and see an exotic tango performance. Explore the Colonial City of Montevideo and travel the sophisticated Punta del Este complete with casinos, beaches, restaurants and nightlife.
(Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, El Calafate)
Your steamy breath will hang thick in the frigid air as you negotiate the deep crevasses and reflective lakes on your thrilling hike over Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate.
(Buenos Aires, Mendoza)
You can taste the South American sun and pristine Andean water that nourishes the grapes in the wine that is poured for you by passionate local winemakers as you tour the rolling vineyards of Argentina and Chile.
(Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Iguazu Falls)
(Rio de Janeiro)
Visit Buenos Aires, a beautiful Estancia, Iguazu Falls and Rio de Janiero. Includes private tours, domestic flights and stays in luxury accommodations.
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