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The Mississippi Legislature voted that Bolivar County had to reduce the number of its school district and mandated that the five county districts would become two and Cleveland School District would remain as is.
The North Bolivar Consolidated School District will encompass North Bolivar and Mound Bayou Districts and the West Bolivar Consolidated School District will include West Bolivar School District, Shaw School District and Benoit School Districts.
In North Bolivar Consolidated District 1, John Coleman won school board trustee with a total of 91 votes, but Roger Morris did not trail too far behind him, having a total of 86 votes. Evelina George came in last place having 21 votes.
For North Bolivar School Distict 2, William H. Lucas Jr. won with 118 votes.
Candidate Anita Smith received 97 votes and Sylvia Coleman received 47.
School board candidate Glen Scott won trustee in District 3, having 93 votes while C. Redding Gallion slid in with 72 votes and Tyrone D Miller Sr. received 41 votes.
In District 4, Fredrick King won with 83, while J. Idleburg Haywood trailed very closely behind him with 79 votes, Anthony Pitts received 59 votes and Tracy Y. Dunn received 57 votes.
Ruby T. Miller dominated the competition in the West Bolivar School District one, having a total of 232, and candidate Dale R Ward received 191.
In district two, Pamela D. Tucker won with 69 votes, Kenyun Johnson 40; Levon Jackson Sr 29; and E. Warren Robinson 16.
B. Phillips Turnage received 97 votes, while Jacqueline Lloyd lagged closely behind with 95 votes, and Kimithy McKenzie received 65.
As previously mentioned, the results are unofficial.
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You're calling brown solves "extremely conditional" when in fact every contraption made is extremely conditional. I think it's silly is all.


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The Natural Resource Commission (NRC) of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources will meet 9:30 a.m., Nov. 8, in the fourth floor conference room, Wallace State Office Building, in Des Moines. The meeting is open to the public. Members of the NRC are Kim Francisco, Gregory Drees, Janelle Rettig, Dennis Schemmel, Margo Underwood, Conrad Clement and Dr. Sally Prickett. The Director of the DNR is Chuck Gipp. The following is the agenda for the November meeting.
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* Iowa Hwy. 86, Dickinson County – Iowa DOT
* Maquoketa River, Clayton County – Clevenger
* Mississippi River, Muscatine County – CHS, Inc.
* Mississippi River, Scott County – Magellan Pipeline
* Segebarth Wildlife Area, Black Hawk County – Black Hawk County Conservation Board
* Mississippi River, Scott County – Agrex, Inc.
· Pleasant Creek State Recreation Area, Campground Renovation Project
· Big Creek State Park, Olofson Shooting Range, Big Creek Law Enforcement Building
· Klondike Dam, Klondike Dam to Rapids Conversion
· Klondike Dam, Stone Purchase and Delivery
· Division Administrator Remarks
· General Discussion
· NRC Legislative Annual Report
· Waterfowl Working Group Update
· Upcoming NRC Dates
· Dec. 13, Des Moines
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Love for pets means big business
Valerie Mahoney is a student at Washington & Jefferson College who creates pet portraits to raise money for law school.
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Valerie Mahoney creates her portraits with pastels. This one is a work in progress. She works from photos of the pets.
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Kim Rast gets a lot of attention Tuesday from all the dogs around her at The Pooch Pitt, a doggie daycare facility in Peters Township. On her lap are George, a wire fox terrier, and Copper, a vizsla.
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People love their pets.
So it shouldn't be a surprise that pet owners are spending more money on their furry friends than ever before.
According to the American Pet Products Association, a trade group based in Greenwich, Conn., animal lovers in the United States spent $53 billion on pet services in 2012, nearly doubling the amount they shelled out in 2001, when consumers spent $28.5 billion.
Pet ownership is at an all-time high; 68 percent of households own an animal.
That's good news for Valerie Mahoney of Washington, who owns Pets in Pastel, a pet portrait business specializing in pastel artwork.
Mahoney, 22, a 2012 Washington & Jefferson College graduate who recently applied to law school, didn't plan her foray into pet portraiture, but she's hoping it will help her pay college expenses.
For a Christmas gift in 2011, Mahoney – who considered majoring in art but joked that she "didn't want to be a starving artist" – painted a portrait of an award-winning Spanish-Norman horse named Brach for owner Kristin Hermann of Chartiers Township.
"It's absolutely gorgeous. I loved it," said Hermann, who is Mahoney's riding instructor. "We pushed her to start a website when we saw how talented she was."
Mahoney is an animal lover who has owned and rescued dogs, horses, rabbits and all other sorts of pets since she was a little girl.
"I love being around animals, so it makes sense to do this and earn a little money," said Mahoney. "I'm such a perfectionist with my artwork. The important part is capturing the personality."
Mahoney, who painted Canon-McMillan High School's Hall of Honor mural, works from photos of the pets she is sketching, and she sells most of her paintings for about $75.
Hers isn't the only business that's blossoming: These days, high-end foods, bedding, toys, clothing and accessories also are popular.
Lorraine Koval of Washington, who owns Peanut Butter Bones, a 10-year-old company that makes homemade healthy dog treats, attributes the increase in people's spending to their ideas about the role that pets play in our lives. For doting pet owners, their pets have become a part of the family.
"My children treat their dogs the same way they treat their children," said Koval, who has owned Doberman pinschers and rottweilers. "People are willing to buy better and healthier food for their pets, without all of the chemicals and processed ingredients you can't even pronounce."
Every weekend, Koval bakes hundreds of dog treats, rolling, cutting and packing the bones, which she sells at The Springhouse, Pleasant Valley Animal Clinic in McMurray, Precious Paws in Bridgeville and on her Etsy website, www. etsy.com/shop/peanutbutterbones. The peanut butter treats, which contain no added sugars and are preservative free, cost as little as $4.25 for a four-ounce box containing about 20 treats.
According to the APPA, spending on services like grooming, boarding, hotels and pet-sitting grew nearly 10 percent during 2012 to almost $4.4 billion. Results of the APPA's 2011-12 national pet owner survey showed that, on average, a dog owner spent about $250 on routine veterinarian care, $275 on kennel boarding, $73 on grooming, $70 on food treats and $40 on toys.
The Pooch Pitt in McMurray offers crate-free day care, boarding and grooming services at its state-of-the art facility.
"More people are willing to spend more money on their animals to keep them happy and healthy than they have in the past," said Kim Rast, manager and certified dog trainer at The Pooch Pitt. "They're such a part of the family."
The business also offers a large indoor and outdoor playground, a spa and walks on the Montour Trail. Web cameras called "pooch cams" enable owners to check in on their pets during their stay.
"Pets are family members, and seeing your dog running around, playing and being happy puts people at ease when they're away or on vacation," said Rast. "A lot of people who board here felt guilty leaving their dogs sitting in a kennel."
There appears to be no end in sight for people's love affair with their pets, and the APPA predicts another 4 percent gain this year.
That means more work for Mahoney, who was recently hired by dog breeder Lindy Whyte of Canton Township to paint a portrait of her 130-pound bullmastiff.
"As a dog breeder and someone who's involved in the animal world, I've seen lots of animal paintings. But Valerie's are special. Valerie's painting of Brach spoke to me. Her art portrays the soul of the horse," Whyte said.
Part of the appeal of the portraits is how meaningful they are to the animals' owners.
Mahoney talked about a neighbor who cried when she received the picture of her dog for Christmas, presented as a gift by Mahoney.
"She wrote me a really nice thank-you letter," said Mahoney. "And her daughters told me that I ruined Christmas for them because she wouldn't like anything they got her nearly as much as she liked the portrait."
To view Mahoney's work, visit her website at www.petsinpastel.weebly.com.
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In her 24 years as a Shedd Aquarium member, Joan Reylek only once touched a Shedd animal, during an errant encounter with a sea otter.
That changed recently for Shedd members — and on May 17 for all guests — with "Stingray Touch," the newest seasonal aquarium exhibit that allows visitors to plunge their hands into a warm saltwater pool to experience the scratchy and silky feel of a stingray.
"I think it's fabulous," said Reyleck, 56, from Chicago's Bridgeport community. "I think you appreciate the rays a lot more when you can touch them."
"Stingray Touch" features nearly 50 cownose and yellow stingrays, silently swimming through 18,000 gallons of salt water in a pool atop the Shedd's "Wild Reef" exhibit.
It's a light-filled slice of nature in Chicago, an exhibit in an airy tent surrounded by carefully manicured gardens where water-colored flowers are beginning to bloom and other plants are grown as food for select Shedd animals.
Visitors entering the exhibit must scrub up like soapless surgeons, washing their hands and forearms with water only (stingrays don't like soap).
Consider taking off watches, jewelry or anything else you don't want submerged in salt water. Then lean into the water, heated between 78 and 80 degrees, as the stingray group swims laps around the pool's edge.
"They're very well-known to be very curious and gentle and graceful," said Bill Van Bonn, Shedd's vice president of animal health. "It's a really cool way to see the animal."
Safety for both visitors and the animals is paramount.
Two guides sit on lifeguard chairs, speaking about the animals and watching visitors to make sure they don't toss food or their entire bodies into the exhibit.
Despite the bad press stingrays got after Steve "The Crocodile Hunter" Irwin was killed by a stingray barb piercing his chest, the animals are trained to interact with humans.
"They use (their barb) as a defensive mechanism in the wild if they were to be attacked by other animals," Van Bonn said. "It's very unusual for people to be injured. These guys have been acclimated to being here at the aquarium. They've been hand-fed and appear to be excited to see people."
It would be hard to get one's hand on the barb — stingrays swim fast — but even if one did, Shedd staff regularly trim the stingers with dog nail clippers.
The animals, from Florida, started their acclimation to human touch when aquarium staff dropped an empty wet suit into the pool.
Once the stingrays were used to that, a human wearing a wet suit jumped into the tank, followed by hand-feeding, aquarium collections manager Michelle Sattler said.
In the wild, stingrays swim in giant groups. Here, they also like to stick together.
While there are other ways to personally meet the animals at the Shedd, like the beluga encounter, "Stingray Touch" is by far the most affordable.
It is included in the Total Experience Pass ($37.95 for adults, $28.95 for ages 3-11) or as a $5 add-on to the Shedd Pass ($28.95 per adult, $19.95 for ages 3-11).
"It's a treat and a privilege to be able to meet them up close," Van Bonn said. "Be nice, be kind, be gentle and enjoy them."


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Hi Haleyann5. I am 29.5 weeks along and I was worried that I was in preterm labor too. My doctor told me she thinks I am having Braxton Hicks and not preterm labor, but I am still worried. My contractions seem to last all day long, although they are not painful. My OB said if I were in preterm labor that she would recommend bed rest and give me a betamethasone shot to help my baby's lungs mature. Did your doctor mention betamethasone for you? My OB said that most babies that are born preterm do very well if they make it to week 34, so I hope you can hang in there for 4 more weeks. If you are uncomfortable with your OB's recommendations you should ask for a second opinion. Ask around for recommendations of OBs from your friends and check doctor credentials on the CA Medical Board's website. http://www2.dca.ca.gov You can check the year they were licensed, and the medical school where they graduated. Good luck
Hi Haleyann5. I am glad to hear your contractions have stopped and that your doctor has given you the steroid shots, and the other medications to stop the contractions. I understand your feelings about wanting to see an OB with lots of experience with high risk pregnancies. How about asking your OB directly how much experience he/she has with high risk pregnancies such as yours? Your OB may frankly tell you that he or she does not have much experience in high risk pregnancies, in which case you are justified in asking for a referral to a more experienced collegue. Or your OB may tell you he/she is very experienced and you will feel better. You can also call your primary care physician's office and ask for a referral to a well-known OB in the area, explaining your situation. Doctors usually know which doctor are reputable. Many OB's are a prt of large medical groups which have websites which list their biographies/credentials and experience. If you have any friends that are in health care, they might be able to point to you a good OB medical group in your area. I live in Orange County, CA, if you are nearby then I would be happy to give you my OB's name.
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I can imagine this must be so hard for you. I am sorry to hear you feel that the doctor and his staff treat you differently because you are young. Hang in there and be strong! I would imagine that a doctor will do the best he can for his patient, regardless of his personal views, especially since you are 7 months pregnant. Your baby is old enough that he or she will most likely survive even if born now, but the question is how healthy will he/she be. The sooner he/she is born there is higher chance of having severe health problems. I imagine any doctor will do his very best to make sure you get the best care, so that the baby will be born as healthy as possible. So, as long as you have confidence in his medical ability, I think you can trust that he will do the best he can for you and your baby. This is all my personal opinion of course. Good luck to you!
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LewisMark Lewis, former Seald Sweet International executive vice president, has been re-appointed to the position after an 18-month medical leave.
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Authorities said that 12-15 pounds of marijuana were recovered after a traffic stop in Cleveland Wednesday afternoon.
Cleveland Narcotics Officer Michael Melton, assisted by Bolivar County Narcotics Officer Ray Morris, made a traffic stop in the 500 block of North Bayou Avenue to serve an active arrest warrant on Ricky Gant.
"Officers from the Cleveland Police Department and the Bolivar County Sheriff's Department recognized the driver of a vehicle and new that he had a warrant out for his arrest," said Cleveland Police Chief Charles "Buster" Bingham.
"While in the process of searching him, the officers found a small amount of marijuana on his person," Bingham said. "Through further inspection, they noticed a large, unusual package in the back of the car."
When asked about the contents of the package, Gant began giving answers that Bingham said, "just didn't make any sense."
With suspicions high, Gant was taken into custody on the outstanding warrant and a search warrant was obtained for the vehicle, including the package.
During the search of the package, which was wrapped in paper towels soaked in an ammonia-like solution to hide the drug's scent and covered in common aluminum foil, was large "bricks" of the drug.
Bingham said that the police and sheriff's departments will continue to be committed to getting the illegal drugs off of the streets of Cleveland and Bolivar County.
"We are going to continue to combat this problem of narcotics as hard as we possibly can," he said. "Like the old saying goes, 'if you're going to play, then you better be willing to pay,' because we are coming."
Gant, 36, of 107 David Ave. in Mound Bayou, was charged with possession of marijuana over five kilograms and is scheduled to have his initial appearance before a judge sometime today.
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[OS] US/CT- 9/11 Threat articles
Released on 2012-10-16 17:00 GMT
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morning check.
No evidence of suspected 9/11 terror plot
Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Washington --
U.S. intelligence agencies have found no evidence that any al Qaeda
terrorists sneaked into the country for a strike coinciding with the 10th
anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, senior officials said Saturday.
But authorities kept a high alert as investigators looked for proof of a
plot possibly timed to disrupt events planned today in Washington or New
Since late Wednesday, counterterrorism officials have chased a tip that al
Qaeda may have sent several men to the United States on a mission to
detonate a car bomb in either city. At least two of those men could be
U.S. citizens, according to the tip.
No intelligence supported that tip as of Saturday, and officials continued
to question the validity of the initial information.
While such tips are common among intelligence agencies, this one received
more attention, and government officials chose to speak publicly about it,
because of the connection to the anniversary of the worst terrorist attack
in U.S. history.
Al Qaeda long has hoped to strike again on the anniversary.
At the FBI field office in Washington, assistant director James McJunkin
described the tip and the response as routine. The U.S. already had
bolstered security nationwide before the anniversary and anticipated an
increase in tips.
Intelligence analysts have looked at travel patterns and behaviors of
people who recently entered the country. While they have singled out a few
people for additional scrutiny, none has shown any involvement in a plot,
according to the senior U.S. officials, who insisted on anonymity to
discuss the investigation.
The tip that touched off the most recent investigation came from a CIA
informant who has proved reliable in the past, according to U.S.
This article appeared on page A - 14 of the San Francisco Chronicle
Read more:
Call for Public Vigilance Ahead of 9/11 Reaps Rewards in New York
By Judith Miller
Published September 10, 2011
| FoxNews.com
The New York Police Department says that its program to protect the city
against a terrorist strike by asking people who a**see somethinga** to
a**say somethinga** is helping to protect the city against a specific, but
unconfirmed terrorist threat against NYC and Washington.
Senior police officials said that thanks to the NYPDa**s civilian
vigilance campaign, the number of reports of suspicious packages and
vehicles today was double to triple the daily average.
Deputy Police Commissioner Paul Browne, police commissioner Raymond W.
Kellya**s communications chief and a key adviser, said that as of this
afternoon the number of suspicious package reports throughout the city,
which normally total about 15 a day, stood at 45 for the past eight hours
a** about three times the average number of reports.
Reports of suspicious vehicles, he said, which normally total about 100 a
day, stood at 200 by mid-afternoon, or double the daily average.
a**This shows that the a**if you see something, say somethinga** campaign
is working,a** Browne said. a**This is just what we wanted.a**
None of the reports have turned out to be connected to terrorist activity,
he said. But that was less important that the fact that New Yorkers were
helping spot unusual or suspect activity.
Mr. Browne said that the bomb squad was called out to check on a report of
unusual activity on the 59th Street Bridge sometime after 8pm on Friday
night. A passenger in a vehicle that was traveling slowly across the
bridge due to the checkpoints at both the entrance and exit of the bridge
spotted what he considered an unusual cluster of gadgets and wires
attached to one of the bridgea**s girders. After taking a picture of the
suspicious cluster on his cell phone, he showed it to a policeman at a
checkpoint on the Manhattan side of the bridge, Browne said.
The police officer, in turn, summoned the NYPDa**s Emergency Service Unit,
who then called the bomb squad to check out the suspicious wire-laden
girder. The bomb squad quickly determined that there was no explosive
material in the gadget and that the device was connected to some
restoration work underway on the bridge. a**But thata**s precisely what we
want,a** Browne said.
By asking to New Yorkers, in effect, to serve as the police departmenta**s
civilian eyes and ears, he said, millions of New Yorkers were potentially
bolstering the effort of the citya**s roughly 50,000 employees, 34,000 of
whom are uniformed officers, to spot suspicious activity.
Since Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Commissioner Kelly held a 10 p.m. press
conference two days ago, the police department has flooded the city with
an army of cops aimed at spotting suspicious activity and deterring a
terrorist strike on the city. The show of force has elicited a torrent of
complaints from citizens about snarled traffic, extra bag and backpack
checks at subway and train stations, and checkpoints on major bridges,
tunnels and entry points to the city. But Browne insisted that the city
had no choice given what federal officials were characterizing as a
a**crediblea** threat that three Al Qaeda car bombers were bound for New
York, Washington and perhaps as many as five American cities to carry out
a terrorist strike during the 9/11 anniversary commemorations.
The citya**s reliance on its a**if you see something, say somethinga**
campaign is seen as highly effective both by city officials and
independent counter-terrorism experts who have studied the program.
Earlier this year, the Department of Homeland Security incorporated the
New York injunction as part of the Federal counterterrorism effort.
And a soon-to-be published report by the Madison Policy Forum, a group of
New York-based security experts, concludes that the campaign is not only
enormously cost effective, but a force multiplier for the police.
a**The program costs very little but effectively involves the public in
its own defense,a** Michael Sheehan, a former NYPD deputy commissioner for
counter-terrorism and an author of the study, said. a**Tip-offsa** from a
concerned family or community member have proven to be an enormously
effective counter-terror tool, he said.
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9/11 Anniversary Plot: Terror Suspects Came >From Inside U.S.
By BRIAN ROSS (@brianross) , MARTHA RADDATZ (@martharaddatz) , MATTHEW
COLE, AARON KATERSKY and RICHARD ESPOSITO
Sept. 10, 2011
Officials have told ABC News that the suspects alleged to be plotting a
911 anniversary terror attack began their journey to jihad inside the
United States, traveling to the al Qaeda stronghold in the tribal areas
along the Afghanistan/Pakistan border in the late summer before returning
to the United States on Aug. 30 or Sept 1.
This more specific information comes from the same CIA informant who said
three people were dispatched by al Qaeda to carry out a bomb plot in
either New York or Washington, and has allowed the intelligence manhunters
to narrow down dramatically the pool of names that could match the partial
descriptions the informant provided.
ABC News reported Friday that one name may have been identified already --
about a day after the hunt began in earnest. The hunt has included an
analysis of flight logs and other documents
The intelligence from the informant, who is considered reliable by the
CIA, led to the national state of high alert over the possible terror
strike on the anniversary of 9/11, but the informant's information itself
may be secondhand, ABC News has learned.
Despite the secondhand nature of the source, the high quality of the
information led authorities to deem the threat credible, if
uncorroborated, and triggered the massive rapid police response in
Washington and New York, and the all-hands intelligence community and law
enforcement manhunt.
"What's striking about this particular information is its clarity," a
senior official told ABC News. "Usually intelligence comes in bits and
pieces and officials have to connect dots. Here, I'm told, there were no
dots to connect, there was so much detail in one place at one time. It was
all laid out. If it's a plot it is well-planned and there's an intention
to go forward with it. If it turns out not to be real then it's definitely
not. There is no middle ground."
With the anniversary less than 24 hours away, officials say they have no
choice but to act as if the threat is real and the clock is ticking.
"Al Qaeda again is seeking to harm Americans and in particular to target
New York and Washington," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Friday
in New York. "We are taking this threat seriously. Federal, state and
local authorities are taking all steps to address it."
It was only four days ago, on Wednesday in Pakistan, according to
officials, that the CIA developed the information about a possible al
Qaeda terror plot targeting the United States.
Three men, including at least one and maybe two American citizens, had
allegedly travelled to the United States in mid-August, from Pakistan
through Dubai, assigned to attack New York or Washington with a vehicle
bomb on Sept 10, 11 or 12.
Late Wednesday night, the intelligence was relayed to Washington and CIA
Early Thursday, at the White House, the president and the vice president
received the first of several briefings on the threat.
Around 7 p.m. Thursday, as the president arrived to address Congress, the
FBI and the CIA were in high gear.
"You use all the resources that we have, people are working 24/7 on this
issue," said Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Md., ranking minority member of
the House Intelligence Committee, who was among the members of Congress
briefed on the alleged threat. "Any time you get a reliable source and
you're attempting to corroborate it or confirm it, you use all the
resources that we have. People are working 24/7 on this issue."
Late Thursday night, the FBI and Homeland Security issued a bulletin to
18,000 law enforcement agencies detailing the threat, including
explosives, small arms and poisons.
September 10, 2011
Sweeping Security Effort Planned for 9/11 Events
By AL BAKER and SCOTT SHANE
To fortify New York and Washington on Sunday, federal and local law
enforcement officials are piling security plans atop security plans,
making it not just the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, but also
a milestone in a decade-long state of alert.
The defense portfolio includes thousands of New York and District of
Columbia police officers, including divers, bomb technicians and
counter-snipers; National Guardsmen; and F.B.I. intelligence analysts. The
commemoration Sunday at the site where the World Trade Center was
destroyed, and where a new memorial will be unveiled, will be attended by
President Obama, former President George W. Bush and other dignitaries.
President Obama will visit the Pentagona**s 9/11 memorial later Sunday.
Plans for the show of force stretch back at least to May, when a notebook
filled with Osama bin Ladena**s musings about a possible terror strike on
the anniversary of the attacks was discovered in his compound.
But they intensified last week upon word of a new threat. Intelligence
analysts on Saturday were poring over aviation and other travel records in
an attempt to identify two men, both American citizens, whom a Central
Intelligence Agency informant heard had been dispatched by Al Qaeda to
mount car bomb attacks in New York or Washington, officials said.
In the jargon of threat assessment, the report was called a**crediblea**
because the source has been reliable in the past, and a**specifica**
because it described a mode of attack and geographic targets. But it was
also labeled a**unconfirmeda** because it came from one source whose
information was second- or third-hand.
On Saturday afternoon, federal officials said they had found no evidence
that a Qaeda operative had entered the United States.
Still, the security measures were unmistakable: checkpoints at bridges and
tunnels; police and Coast Guard boats around Manhattan; and heavily armed
officers at transportation hubs like Grand Central Terminal and
Pennsylvania Station.
Overhead, the whir of police helicopter rotors was heard. And military
combat aircraft, under orders given well before the newest threat emerged,
began their patrols in the skies above New York and Washington.
In Lower Manhattan, an officer working with others at a checkpoint a**
asking random drivers to step out of their vehicles, open their trunks and
describe the contents a** said the security mission had, in a way, become
almost routine, given previous threats over the past 10 years. a**Wea**ve
done this before,a** the officer said, shrugging.
Near City Hall, metal barricades lined sidewalks, and a roadside message
board warned approaching vehicles with flashing orange letters: a**Avoid
Downtown.a** A team of bomb squad officers with a German shepherd and two
Labrador retrievers patrolled the north end of the World Trade Center
memorial site.
In Washington, too, the police threw a formidable blanket over the city,
towing unattended cars and trucks, sending bomb-sniffing dogs into the
subway and deploying several hundred extra officers on the streets. Cathy
Lanier, the police chief, said there had been a surge of calls to report
suspicious vehicles and behavior, and police were checking every tip.
As Sunday drew closer, local and federal officials stepped up their
less-visible safeguards, too. Agents and police detectives from the F.B.I.
Joint Terrorism Task Force were working around the clock to run down
leads; police officers from the Intelligence Division were visiting
suppliers of goods and services that may be sought by terrorists, like
ammonium nitrate for a bomb and rental agencies to deliver it.
At New York police headquarters, a new Joint Operations Center was
activated, so officials from 30 agencies, including the Secret Service,
could work face to face with police commanders and officials from other
city agencies.
In addition, the police were giving extra scrutiny to reports of stolen
trucks and vans, said Paul J. Browne, the departmenta**s chief spokesman.
Specifically, investigators were working to find a Budget rental van, with
Oklahoma license plates, that was taken from a lot in Jersey City on Aug.
21 by thieves who cut lines to the phone and alarm systems and tampered
with the security cameras. They were also trying to find two dark-colored
vans that were loaded with expensive tools and stolen this month from a
construction company with a contract to do road work on the West Side
Highway, near ground zero.
a**These may be nothing more than industry-savvy thieves with an appetite
for expensive construction tools,a** Mr. Browne said. a**But theya**re
receiving greater scrutiny in order to eliminate the possibility of
something more sinister.a**
As the hours ticked by, top officials huddled to assess the latest
information and gauge the efforts to prevent any attack. On Friday, Police
Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly took progress reports around a visit to a
mosque in upper Manhattan, where he spoke of interfaith understanding. On
Saturday, he briefed the Homeland Security secretary, Janet Napolitano, at
police headquarters, and Mr. Obama, in Washington, met with his national
security team, the White House said.
Stewart A. Baker, a top Homeland Security official from 2005 to 2009, said
that despite the frustrating nature of the vague threat report, panic had
not seemed to set in. a**No onea**s staying home in dread,a** he said.
a**I think therea**s sort of a mental toughness now.a**
Matt Flegenheimer and Tim Stelloh contributed reporting.
Sean Noonan
Tactical Analyst
Office: +1 512-279-9479
Mobile: +1 512-758-5967
Strategic Forecasting, Inc.


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Celebration of Life services will follow beginning at 11 a.m. Wednesday, August 21, 2013, at Ray Funeral Home with Rev. Butch Cummins officiating. Interment will be in Drew City Cemetery.
Mrs. Cummins was born August 3, 1933, in Belzoni, to Ulysses D. Parker and Annie Estes Parker. On December 23, 1953, she married Richard Ancle Cummins in Drew. She worked for over 20 years as a Social and Activity Director at Walter B. Crook Nursing Facility and was very talented and passionate about her job. She was a member of Drew Baptist Church and was very involved in many different aspects of the church throughout her life.
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She is preceded in death by her parents, Ulysses D. and Annie Parker; husband, Richard Ancle Cummins; infant daughter, Shelia Elaine Cummins; sons, Buster Cummins and Jackie Joe Cummins; and brothers, U.D. Parker and Travis Red Parker.
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Bears need another win next week - and to cheer for the Packers!?
BY ADAM L. JAHNS email@example.com December 23, 2012 6:48PM
Charles Tillman (33) is all smiles after returning a third-quarter interception for a touchdown. | Paul Connors~AP
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GLENDALE, Ariz. — "Go, Pack, Go."
As painful as those words might be for the Bears and their fans, cheering for the Green Bay Packers is what they have to do.
After the Minnesota Vikings' surprisingly manhandled the Houston Texans, the Bears had to beat the Arizona Cardinals to stay in the playoff hunt. They did just that with a 28-13 victory Sunday at University of Phoenix Stadium.
The Bears still remain in a precarious position. They have to beat the Detroit Lions next Sunday at Ford Field, and the Packers have to beat the Vikings at Mall of America Field.
Are the Bears ready to cheer on the Packers?
"I don't know what to say to that," said defensive end Julius Peppers, who had three sacks and four tackles for loss against the Cardinals. "I guess so. We're not necessarily rooting for them, per se. But I guess in a sense we are."
It's hard to say if the Bears will have any momentum after beating the offensively challenged Cardinals, especially after running Matt Forte (ankle) and free safety Chris Conte (hamstring) left the game with injuries.
But after seeing the Vikings win, the Bears didn't exactly falter in a do-or-die situation, either.
"I'm sure a few of them knew, but again it was just still about taking care of business," coach Lovie Smith said. "If we won the football game, it would give us another week of hope."
The Bears' big three on offense did their part. Forte had 12 carries for 88 yards and a touchdown. Jay Cutler was shaky early on, finishing 12-for-26 for 146 yards. Brandon Marshall set the franchise's single-season receiving-yards record, catching six passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. He has 1,466 yards, breaking Marcus Robinson's record of 1,400.
Most of Cutler's yardage came in the final minutes of the first half. He led a six-play, 80-yard drive that was capped by an 11-yard touchdown pass to Marshall with 19 seconds left.
But it was the Bears' defense that really reversed the team's fortunes with play reminiscent of its 7-1 start.
Cornerback Zack Bowman recovered a fumble by running back Beanie Wells, who slipped and collided with one of his linemen, and scored on a one-yard return. Cornerback Charles Tillman intercepted rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley (17-for-30, 141 yards) and returned it 10 yards for a 28-6 lead.
The Cardinals had 258 yards of offense. Jay Feely made two field goals, and Justin Bethel returned a blocked field goal 82 yards for a touchdown with 1:46 left.
"I feels good," cornerback Tim Jennings said. "We haven't had this feeling in a long time."
But the Bears' good feelings for the Packers only go so far.
"I'll just say it's that time of year where we need guys to fall off and lose some games," Jennings said. "And that's who we've got to root for this one time."


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The Tigers had a hard time finding their rhythm on offense and defense as they fell to the Velma Jackson Falcons 58-46 in Region 4-3A action. The loss proved to be a tough setback for Ruleville as the team fell to 13-5 with a 3-4 mark in the region, while the Falcons improved to 16-7 with a 5-1 mark in the region.
After Friday's action, Velma Jackson, East Side (4-1 reg.) and McClain (4-1 reg.) all had just one loss in the region as they are battling for the No. 1 seed. East Side and McClain battled on Saturday.
Tigers head basketball coach Don Bankhead wasn't pleased with his team's performance.
"We played terrible tonight," Bankhead said. "We missed shot after shot and we just couldn't put it in the ocean tonight."
In the middle of the third quarter, the Ruleville Central Tigers appeared to have the momentum going their way. Trailing 24-22, Ruleville's Cory Turner and Tyquan Rule each went to the free throw due to two fouls called on Velma Jackson. Turner and Rule each made both of their free throws, and Ruleville was up 26-24 with 4:45 left in the quarter. The Tigers were able to extend their lead as Anthony Spivey hit a lay-up to make the score 28-24.
The Falcons didn't led Ruleville's run derail them as they hit two quick 3-pointers to tie the score at 30-30. Velma Jackson was able to continue its run by taking a 37-34 lead heading into the final quarter.
As the fourth quarter progressed, things continued to go down hill for the Tigers as they missed easy shots and turned the ball over time after time. The Falcons took advantage of every mistake and were able to cruise to the victory.
"Several times, they (Velma Jackson) tipped the ball and it went off our hands, and we didn't catch it," Bankhead added. "The ball went on the floor, and they out hustled us then."
Rule led the Tigers with 12 points, followed by Xavier Appleberry with nine points and Kadarius Jefferson with eight.
Velma Jackson Girls 48, Ruleville 47
The Ruleville Central Lady Tigers had their hands full as they came up short against the Velma Jackson Lady Falcons in Region 4-3A action Friday night.
Ruleville fell to 13-6 with a 4-3 mark in the region. Brunetta Cockrell led the Lady Tigers with 24 points and 12 rebounds, followed by Robrieka Finn with 11 points and Shakira Singleton with 10 points.
The Lady Tigers and Tigers will return to the basketball court on Tuesday when they travel to Webb to play West Tallahatchie with the girls starting first at 5 p.m.


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- You may move, but do not resize or rotate, from one to all of the objects per edit
- The build and goal area can be resized and moved (try not to be too drastic)
- You must solve the previous level to be able to edit, and make a new level (edit a level bu chaning levelID to editID)
To edit a level, in the url change levelId to editId (I think the command is case sensitive).
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I have been eagerly awaiting a reprint of Drakon that lacks the intense stink the last print run had. A literal stink, not figurative.
Yet I no longer see it in the upcoming list and the announcement for its reprint in the description page is also missing?
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Horn Concerto No. 3 : Work information
- Composers
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ( Music, Images,)
- Performed by
- Lowell Greer, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, Nicholas McGegan
This work
- Work name
- Horn Concerto No. 3
- Work number
- Key
- E flat
- Genre
- Composed
- 1787-01-01 02:00:00
This recording
- Label
- Forlane CI
- Producer
- Ivan Pastor
- Engineer
- Michel Pierre
- Recording date
- 1998-01-01 00:00:00
The Composers
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart are generally held to mark the peak of Viennese Classicism. As a composer who excelled in every genre, he can be rightly regarded as one of the greatest composers in the history of Western music.
Born on 27 January 1756 in Salzburg, Austria, Wolfgang received his musical education from his father, Leopold and quickly showed aptitude, playing his sister's piano pieces at the age of four and composing from the age of five. Leopold, fully aware of the remarkable talents of Wolfgang and his sister, Nannerl, took the family around Europe, showcasing his children before Kings and Queens.
Having toured as a child prodigy for ten years and come into contact with all manner of musical styles and practices, including a meeting with J C Bach in London, Mozart began his adult musical career in Salzburg in 1773 in the employ of the Archbishop.
Although the greater part of his job was to compose church music, the young Mozart quickly became the chief composer of instrumental and vocal music in Salzburg and gradually became more dissatisfied with his position. Matters came to a head in 1781 when Mozart realised he could make a living as a freelance musician in Vienna. By the end of 1781, having obtained a release from his employment, he was established as the greatest keyboard player in the Austrian capital.
Mozart's finest works date from the ten years he spent in Vienna, the last years of his tragically short life. His reputation as a composer was immediately established with the opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail, and shortly after he married Constanze Weber. Their marriage appears to have a happy one, though both were financially naive.
The busiest years were between 1784 and 1788, in a period of financial security. Mozart gave numerous subscription concerts, for which he composed a dozen excellent piano concerti, in addition to private concerts for the local nobility. In 1784 Mozart also became a freemason at a lodge in Vienna and often composed music for meetings, most notably the Mauerische Trauermusik.
Opera, however, was still Mozart's priority and he scored great successes in Vienna and Prague with Le nozze di Figaro and Don Giovanni. These were followed in the final two years of his life by three more operatic masterpieces: Così fan Tutte, La Clemenza di Tito and Die Zauberflöte.
After the death of Leopold in May 1787 and a temporary lull in creative activity, Mozart began to give fewer concerts. His finances suffered as a result and from mid-1788 he was often in debt, forced to rely on loans from friends. However, the Mozarts never had to do without servants or any other luxuries of their class.
Mozart's work was still attracting international interest and was widely published. He was working on a Requiem commission when he died on 5 December 1791 from rheumatic inflammatory fever, but there is no evidence that this was in any way a burden on him as is sometimes suggested. Nor is there any evidence that he was poisoned, by Salieri or anybody else. He was buried in a common grave, as was the usual custom at the time, on a calm, mild day (not the snowy, stormy day of legend).
Mozart's reputation continued to spread after his death with Breitkopf & Härtel releasing a 'collected edition' of Mozart's works as early as 1798. In 1862, Köchel released his thematic catalogue of Mozart's works (works in Mozart's catalogue are thus prefixed by the letter K) prompting Breitkopf to publish a 'complete edition' between 1877 and 1883. His popularity has, if anything, grown to new heights in recent times with the majority of his works occupying prominent places in the repertory.
All of Mozart's Horn concertos were written for an old Salzburg friend, Joseph Leutgeb, who had moved to Vienna to sell cheese. The cordial nature of the relationship between the two is obvious from the light tone of the works and the gentle teasing of some of Mozart's comments in the manuscripts.
Leutgeb would have played a natural horn, much closer to an old hunting horn than the modern orchestral instrument. Because the natural horn has no valves, it can only sound a limited range of notes and is fiendishly difficult to play. All the concertos thus share a similar sound world, though Mozart is able to infuse each one with its own individuality.
The date of composition for the Concerto No. 3 K. 447 is a source of conjecture, late 1783 to early 1784 seems most likely for the Romanze, though the outer movements may have been written later. K. 447 is the most adventurous of the horn concerti: it employs clarinets and bassoons instead of oboes and horns; and the Romanze is written in A flat major, a rare key in Mozart's instrumental music. The exuberant hunting finale has a quirky touch, using a modified version of the Romanze's theme as its second episode.


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Hope not enough for VU win, but fans don't mind
By Amy Lavalley Post-Tribune correspondent March 21, 2013 2:14PM
Updated: April 23, 2013 2:09PM
VALPARAISO — With cheers and groans, applause and "aws," more than 300 Valparaiso University students and faculty gathered in the ballroom at Harre Union to watch the Crusaders face off against Michigan State University on Thursday.
The game was not a hopeful one. By halftime, the Crusaders lagged behind MSU 18 to 35 on MSU's home turf in Auburn Hills, Mich. It was the Crusaders' first appearance in the NCAA tournament since 2004.
"That's the risk of being the underdog, but they have turned around from behind before, so we're very hopeful," said Kristen Knoerzer, creative associate in media relations.
The crowd, many clad in golden yellow, rooted the team on all the same. Taylor Wiese, a freshman from Normal, Ill., wore a yellow Valpo sweatshirt over a lace skirt.
"I'm a huge Valpo basketball fan," she said, adding she's followed the team all year, even though she doesn't know everything about the game.
She saw the game as a great opportunity to get the university's name out there at a time when VU is hoping to grow. Wiese said she has cable in her dorm room, but watching the game there wouldn't be the same.
"It's cool coming together. It's a small student body, so this is a huge chunk coming together to see the game," she said, as news came across the large screens set up in the ballroom that both Homer Drew and his wife, Janet, were declared cancer-free a month ago.
That, too, brought cheers from the crowd. But as the score continued to slip in the second half of the game, fans held on to the hope that the Crusaders could still rally at the very end.
Kimberly Peterson, a freshman from Wheatfield, said her professor dismissed class so students could watch the game, and a lot of her friends didn't have class, either.
"I have faith they can bring it back," she said, as Valpo scored another two points. "There you go!"
Friend Kelly Retzlaff, a sophomore from DeMotte, maintained the same positive mental attitude.
"It's so fast and changing, you don't want to give up hope until the last couple seconds," she said.
Hope wasn't enough; the Crusaders lost to MSU, 54 to 65.


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Aside from pancake breakfast fundraisers, one of them was an April 22 Earth Day event where 52 volunteers gathered to help clean up garbage along the Cleveland/Bradley County Greenway. The group collected 32 bags of trash, five tires, a plastic trash can and debris like metal poles and wooden boards.
On Earth Day, KAB volunteers also set up a booth at Merck during an event the company was having for employees. Maskew said members of the organization may look into seeing if they can share what they do with employees at other local companies.
The group also participated in the "It's All About The Green" event at Cleveland State Community College, which board members said saw a lower attendance than last year. "I thought attendance was low," said KAB executive director Joanne Maskew, adding that the booth was well-received by those who did attend.
Mount Olive Church of God received the chapter's most recent Business Beautification Award, and the board made plans to award the next one to Gobble Automotive in May.
It is a monthly award that recognizes a local business' commitment to maintaining clean property and landscaping. KAB President Shari Horton said how clean a business keeps the area around its garbage and recycling bins plays as much of a part in the decision as the amount of flowers decorating the yard.
"People think we vote on this just for landscaping, and that's not true," Horton said.
Winners of the award are nominated by the organization's board members.
The board also made plans for two cleanup projects on May 11. One will take place at Charleston Park in Charleston, and the other will take place on Craigmiles Street in Cleveland.
Maskew said the group had also seen "positive results" from its education programs in local public schools. This school year's programs have included activities like planting zinnias, and some 600 students have been scheduled to take part in KAB-hosted activities in May before schools go on break for the summer.
The group recently held an essay contest for students and will present the winners at the Cleveland City School Board's May 6 meeting.
Pancakes and yard sales dominated much of the group's remaining discussion as they made plans for upcoming event to raise money for their education programs. The times and dates of those events will depend on where the group decides to hold them.
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Baseball January 21st, 2010
A few people out there aren't really happy with the Brewers pitching choices this offseason. The idea is that the Brewers haven't signed anyone that could be considered anything better than a #3 starter. While this has some truth to it, it's kind of a silly argument. What if the team broke the bank and got a "proven ace"? There would be no money left to get a second starter, which the team needed, and the team would be guaranteed to come out of the spring with Suppan starting (and if someone got injured Mike Burns or Chris Narveson). That's not a good plan. We don't want Mike Burns ever starting for us again unless we are playing softball at Helfaer Field. Furthermore, let's say that last season someone offered you this trade:
Mike Cameron, JJ Hardy, Jason Kendall and Seth McClung for:
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I mean, even a Mike Cameron fan like myself, a 13 year old saving herself for JJ or the most diehard Slipknot fan would think that's a good trade right? I'd hope so because that is a good trade and it's exactly what Doug Melvin has pulled off. The team will go into spring training with basically the same payroll as last year with upgrades at between four and five positions (C, SP, SP, SS and RP(?)) with a drop off at only one (CF). That's a really good offseason. I honestly don't know how anyone could say that outside of the Mariners anyone had a better offseason than that and it's all because of the Big Tuna Doug Davis. Who knew?


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Published on April 27th, 2010 | by Jules IKEAHacker
9Hiding computer nook cables and equipment
Materials: Kassett
Description: I cut the handle opening to a larger size to accommodate the cords and cables and allow for more ventilation.
Place everything in the box, close lid.
Here is a picture of the before mess and the after.
See more of Mel's quick clutter buster.
~ Mel, Mississauga, Ontario
9 Responses to Hiding computer nook cables and equipment
WOW, that IKEA hack turned his PC into a laptop!
Kidding…nicely done.
simple & neat..the concept is important..nice!
Looks nice, but computers do get warm and putting them into a box to get hot in might seriously damage them in the long run.
Is there an actual fire hazard or is it "merely" going to harm the computer?
Arerain, do you really think she put her pc into that box? How on earth would that fit?
If you follow the link, you'll see that it's actually just cables and cords, and if you don't, you can read the same further above
The desktop pc didn't morph into a laptop, but that would be cool
It is only the modem, router and power bar in there. I thought of the fire hazard/excess heat thing, but it's fine. I made the hole at the back quite large to provide adequate ventilation.
i did the same but with my tv cables,dvd and WII wires… looks good but not as good as this one.
I love the newsprint on the shelf too! Excellent way to keep things tidy!
Seeing as it's been a couple of years, I'd be interested in how this was for you long term. Any fires?


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1899 Directory for Middleboro and Lakeville Massachusetts
Resident and business directory of Middleboro' and Lakeville, Massachusetts, for 1899. Containing a complete resident, street and business directory, town officers, schools, societies, churches, post offices, notable events in American history, etc. Compiled and published by A. E. Foss & Co., Needham, Massachusetts. The following is an example of what you will find within the


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