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Memphis, TN - Police say a South Memphis man was rushed to the hospital after being shot several times during a home invasion.
According to investigators, a man flagged down an officer in the 2200 block of Dunn Avenue, around 3:00 a.m., Tuesday, February 26, 2008, in South Memphis and said he had been shot. Police say they followed a trail of blood that led them to the Thompson Court Apartments in the Castalia Community, where they believe the victim was shot.
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6 "My people have been like lost sheep. Their leaders have led them in the wrong way and made them wander around in the mountains and hills. They forgot where their resting place was. | 6 "My people have been lost sheep; their shepherds have led them astray and caused them to roam on the mountains. They wandered over mountain and hill and forgot their own resting place. |
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Warriors back Kevin Locke has signed a three-year deal with Super League cub Salford Reds. Copyright: Wayne Drought/NRL Photos
Super League club Salford have announced the signing of Warriors NRL fullback Kevin Locke on a three-year contract.
The Red Devils' ambitious owner Marwan Koukash hailed the deal as evidence of his determination to transform the fortunes of last year's wooden spooners.
"Kevin Locke is one of the most exciting talents in the game," Koukash said. "Not only that but we have taken him from the NRL - something people kept telling me couldn't be done.
"This signing proves that we will be competitive at the very top of the sport.
"I have always made my intention clear that we will work tirelessly to make the Red Devils a household name in this country and beyond and signings of this calibre - along with the other names we already have at the club and in the pipeline - will begin to make this a reality.
"Kevin is one of two major signings we have made for 2015 this week and we will be releasing more information on the other later in the season."
Locke was at fullback for New Zealand in November's World Cup final at Manchester in England.
He has not played since due to a knee injury, and his place at the Warriors has gone to England and former Wigan fullback Sam Tomkins.
The 25-year-old Locke made 87 appearances for the Warriors, scoring 26 tries and kicking 24 goals, and won his eighth cap in New Zealand's 34-2 defeat at Old Trafford.
He sat out the first two months of the 2014 NRL season and, with Tomkins finding his feet with the Auckland club, had been forced to play reserve grade after recovering three weeks ago from his injury. He was not in contention for Friday's Test against Australia in Sydney.
Salford coach Iestyn Harris said there was no doubt in his mind that next year they would have the most exciting fullback in the competition.
"Anybody who has seen Kevin play will have seen how fast he is but his game is more than raw pace.
"He is a class act and he will light up Super League for at least the next three seasons - of that I am sure."
Locke will link up with his new teammates for pre-season training in October.


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She denies it, but she's a Sci-Fi writer. I really liked the Oryx+Crake series -- it portrays a dystopian future that you can see developing before your eyes.
When I was first in school -- and by school I mean graduate school -- the school had a IBM running VM/CMS for general computing. Everyone had an account. In those days you could set up virtual disks to be shared and there was a mount command in exec 2 that let you mount a shared volume given the password. A lot of people would put the mount command and password in an executable script that would run at login. When a professor or admin gave you credentials to a volume, it might have a script in it with credentials for another volume.
I wrote an exec2 program to sift through the files in a volume looking for shared volume mount commands, then recursively mount and search any found volumes. It seemed to work pretty well.
At that point I showed the script to a random undergrad and forgot about it. He was later expelled and arrested.
The critical issue here is that we don't know exactly what "US Person" means. Canada is in the throes of the same issue, with the US demanding access to banking records for any US Persons, and the scope of this is troubling.
US Persons includes US citizens, of course. But it includes folks who might be entitled to citizenship through birth or parentage, whether or not they are actual citizens. It would include anyone who has ever resided in the US. And the definition can be manipulated to mean whatever the US decides it to mean, down the road. It could eventually mean anyone who has visited the US or anyone who has a dollar-denominated bank account or basically anyone who they are interested in.
There is no burden of proof on the IRS to show that they are entitled to specific records. They can ask for anyone's records and claim "US Person" interest. Do you suppose they will not simply vacuum up everything?
And if there is any avenue for information to come to the US government, you know that the NSA will have it. And the DEA and all the rest.
Not sure about all these crazy newfangled choices. I'm still running Yggdrasil on my 386SX.
"We introduced our second-generation Roundup Ready soybean technology in 2009"
So all the seeds in normal circulation now are "Genuity RoundUp Ready 2". Unless there are stocks of viable 2008 seeds around, there may not be so easy to get original patent-expired breeding stock. Whatever the new trait in "genuity" is, Monsanto just has to prove that it is in your glyphosate-resistant crop to come after you. And it most likely will be, because of cross-pollination contamination from fields with the new stuff in them.
The ruling is here:
It's not too long and is interesting. Read it before complaining too much.
I would like to see improved Java support. What we have now is all either hacks based on running the Linux JVM as a compatible ABI, or you have to build a JVM from source due to licensing. I would like to see a commercial JVM run natively. Ideally IBM's.
That's not something FreeBSD can do though, I don't expect.
Does it count if I send SMS status reports from systems that I set up and maintain? I mean, technically I think I'm texting myself. Sort of.
I repel most liquids too, although beer and coffee keep slipping though my formidable defences.
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You have to wonder what George and Lenore Romney would have made of their son the candidate. The last week has brought two insightful profiles of Mitt Romney's parents, offering an implicit, and disappointing, contrast with their more successful son.
New York magazine's Benjamin Wallace-Wells describes the force of nature that was Michigan Gov. George Romney, headstrong in his convictions and at odds with an increasingly conservative Republican Party. In Time magazine, Barton Gellman focuses on Lenore Romney and her relationship with her youngest son, soon to obtain the Republican presidential nomination that eluded her husband. Both authors posit that the parents' losing campaigns -- George Romney's disastrous 1968 presidential race and Lenore's reluctant, husband-propelled bid for the Senate two years later -- shaped young Mitt and his approach to politics.
"No presidential nominee until now has grown up with two parents who ran for high office or so much early exposure to the craft," Gellman writes. "Their public ruin seared him and schooled him. The lessons he drew have shaped his ambitions, his calculations of risk and his strategy for achieving what his mother and father could not. Bluntly put, he learned from each of his parents how to lose an election … it became his prime concern to avoid their mistakes."
Changing ideology
The tale of two generations of Romneys in politics is, of course, a parallel story of the changing ideology of the Republican Party and its relentless shift rightward. In fact, as Wallace-Wells describes, George Romney's Republican Party, the embodiment of the moderate establishment, was collapsing even as he ran, supplanted by the party of Goldwater and Reagan. Like his father, Wallace-Wells writes, Mitt Romney is "caught in a similarly uneasy negotiation with conservatives."Here is the telling difference, and the sad, perhaps inevitable, trajectory of any political dynasty, from idealism to expediency. George Romney railed against what he saw happening. Mitt Romney has adapted to it. Wallace-Wells tells the story of George Romney's efforts at the 1964 convention to promote a plank in the party platform denouncing extremism of all types. Romney lost -- and, with 17-year-old Mitt in tow, walked out of his party's convention. "With such extremists rising to official positions of leadership in the Republican Party," George Romney said, "we cannot recapture the respect of the nation."
What is striking about the comparison of Romney father and son is the difference not only in outlook but in personality. George Romney's virtue, and perhaps his downfall, was his bullheaded willfulness. As governor, he fought to institute a state income tax and to broaden civil rights protection. When he resigned as Nixon's housing secretary, Romney assailed timid politicians who "avoid specific positions … for fear of offending uninformed voters." Sound familiar?
Where George confronted, Lenore conciliated. "It was Lenore who gave Mitt a model for engaging in public life," Gellman writes. "Mitt displayed much the same temperament as he grew up — cautious and increasingly self-controlled. In politics, he adopted his mother's tactic of melting away from battle whenever possible."
Except that Lenore Romney took positions that were not necessarily politically convenient in a primary campaign against a more conservative opponent. She wanted out of Vietnam. She advocated prisoner rehabilitation, environmental protection, abortion rights and a national health plan.
"So many of our senators sometimes become so caught up in the political situation that their answer is made politically before the issue is even brought up," Mitt Romney lamented during her Senate campaign. Young Mitt saw that as a critique of politics. For adult Mitt, it has been a template for success.


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Hello Ladies! Just got home from the Covered Bridge Festival in SouthWest Indiana (WOO HOO! Bridgeton rocks!). While there, I bought some Pumpkin Pie Fudge and it was soooo good. I was wondering if anyone out there has a tried and true recipe for it.......you all are the best when it comes to finding the right recipes! TIA! |
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Sat, Oct 21, 06 at 17:51
I know you wanted tried & true but nobody has responded so check the one below. It got good reviews & I'm not the Ginger who posted it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Pumpkin Fudge
NOT T&T, but one with good reviews. Keep meaning to make this myself. |
Here is a link that might be useful: pumpkin fudge
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We love going to Bridgeton, also. Just couldn't make it this year. Hope you had a chance to try the fried biscuits and apple butter. YUM Jan |
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Here's the recipe! It is most like the fudge at the Covered bridge festival that I have found: 3 cups white baking chips Combine milk and baking pieces in heavy large saucepan. Heat over medium heat until melted, stirring occasionally. Add pumpkin, pumpkin pie spice, butter and salt. Remove from heat and stir in vanilla. Spread evenly in a wax paper lined 9" square pan. Chill 2 hours or until firm. Turn onto cutting board, peel off paper and cut into squares. Makes approx 48 pieces |
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