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Skip to comments.Fox Continues to spread the 2 Black and 1 White lie in the OKlahoma shooting
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This is being done deliberately in order to obfuscate the truth that these thugs targeted a white kid deliberately.
Just like the old man in Spokane and the multiple other black on white crimes.
It's time now to call the media out and tell them that we aren't going to believe them but our EYES and that the internet is exposing their massive effort to distort the facts of these racial beatings, murders and rapes.
White like Obama!
The narrative continues.
Pray for America to Wake up
I've seen that also. He sure looks "mixed", are there any reliable sources to confirm it?
I noticed that on F&F, one of the perps had his eyebrows blanked out lest we discover that the "white" kid has the same eyebrow shape. Shame on you, Fox.
So does the president, who is black.
So the perps consist of two black-blacks and one white-black?
But what does his arrest record say? They may be going with that.
please supply sources and/or documentation. Thanks!
I guarantee that all paperwork on this kid up till this point names him as black. Of all the black/white mixed race people I've known only one considered himself to be white.
Two blacks and a mulatto.
What would the MSM do with that?
Never trust any US news media. You want to know what's going on in the US, read foreign news.
PS - the foreign press is not enamored of Obama nor do they grovel like MSNBC and CNN and all those. Now Fox?
I was watching Martha MacCallum earlier and she mentioned 2 blacks and 1 mixed race. I know Jones' mother is white but is there confirmation his dad is black?
All you have to do is look at the features on the so-called white boy and it is apparent that he is of mixed race.
I bet they don't do stupid things like that in states with conceal carry. When I'm home I always carry my Beretta Tomcat in .32cal. Glaser Safeties and Hydra shocks.
I knew that one of the thugs was half white and half black just like our pResident thug.
Lune is the one who is half white. Here's video with his mother.
Michael Jones is the one who has been identified as white.
Luna is the one who is half white. Here's video with his mother.
Michael Jones is the one who has been identified as white.
The odd kid out is a white black who has chosen to identify with black thugs who hate whites. He is probably too thuggish to be conflicted, and he will really enjoy his black friends in prison, if they don't let him go.
Yes, but his father is black.
Where's the source on that, BA? Thx.
...yeah he's 16 and showed up at his hearing with his 15 yr old pregnant girlfriend....
Are you talking about Luna or Jones?
Luna definitely has a black father. But I haven't seen anything that says that either of Jones' parents are black.
One of the OTHER guys had a white mom. Don't know about the "white guy".
Also one DROP of Black blood, and Blacks consider you Black, PERIOD. If one of his parents is Black, He's BLACK not white.
What is the matter with everyone here. Can't you see? If you were shown a photo of Rosie O'Donnell, would you ask for "a reliable source" to very that she's fat.
It's a mixed race kid just like Zero, and half the population of Puerto Rico (they call it grifo) and a quarter of the population of the DR. (they call it jabado) and too many to count in New Orleans. He looks like he has one mulatto parent and one white, which would give him three white grandparents.
Why is everybody so anxious that the Jones kid be black? Sick!
Please use your eyes in your head.
Is it white- black
or black-white
or light- negro
or Negro -Caucasian
or just zebra.
Look at the photo. Do you think his father is Pat Boone or Dick Van Dyke?
At last, a FReeper who isn't blind.
He's a white blackspanic.
Actually, you are 100% wrong with a capital R. The "one drop" rule was created by whites.
Because it don't match the narrative. All bad people have to be of one race. This is the Sharpton..Jackson..Racist dialect.
Bad people are multi-cultural. Live with it.
There is one kid with a white mother - the middle shaded one, not the light shaded one.
The light one seems to have some Indian blood as well as whatever else, his elder sister looks much more Indian than he does, at least in the usually posted picture.
"He looks like he has one mulatto parent and one white, which would give him three white grandparents."
That's a reasonable assumption. That would make him a quadroon under older classifications.
I haven't seen the photo you are referring to. Do you have a link?
Don't take this as a racial thing.
Morgan Freeman: Obama is Mixed Race, Not African American
July 6, 2012
Oh yeah...Charleze Theron, too. She's a real African-American, unlike the millions of urban chimps who say they are.
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
After all these years, I don't think that America wants to wake up but is taking an overdose of sleep medication just to avoid reality.
The maggots at FOX radio caused me to puke today. They said that the WWII veteran murdered by the two Trayvon avengers was just a victim of a "random robbery." That's all it was. Just a "random robbery".
From one of those that has had to deal with many people of mixed race let me explain:
Edwards = full blood black
Luna = half blood black and white
Jones = one quarter or maybe one eighth black
Let me explain that Oklahoma has always been a vary diverse state. Probably half of us Okies have a black, an Indian, or both in our woodpile. Most of us, however, do not have a trio of evil little sobs in our family.
Two blacks and an "Obama" were the perps.
If Obama had a son, he would have been the semi-black perp between the two black perps.
Racial composition of the perps tells you all you need to know about why whitey was killed. Whites don't go around killing whites just because of their skin color.
I'm half Cherokee. When I bleached my hair blonde and stayed away from the sun people thought I was Scandinavian probably because of the red tint to the skin. Never really fooled people at a pow wow.
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Carmen Electra in a Bonnie fur-trimmed parka by Coach.
Erika Christensen in suede boots and Tommy Hilfiger coat.
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Keira Knightley in a Hugo Boss coat and Salvatore Ferragamo boots.
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Even more delicious than a fine bottle of red? Sideways star Sandra Oh, in this raspberry chiffon Valentino gown at the Directors Guild of America Awards in Los Angeles.
SHOE-INS: Couture clothing is run of the mill for celebs. Now customized shoes are stepping onto the scene. At an awards show, Jessica Simpson, Paris Hilton and Hilary Duff each custom-ordered Tracy Stern stilettos from the designer, who is known for her updates on 1940s-style heels. Simpson's pair has "Daisy Duke" written across the front, Duff's reads "Rock Star," and Hilton's proclaims "That's Hot!" Now they can let their toes do the talking....
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STAR POWER: A new Star is born. First, designer Tommy Hilfiger tapped Beyoncé to be the spokeswoman for True Star, his women's fragrance collection. Now...it's a boy! Enrique Iglesias was just announced as the co-creator of and spokesman for True Star Men, Hilfiger's men's fragrance line, which will launch in the fall. "This is a great way to reach out to people around the world," says Iglesias. Perhaps he'll take a page from his dad's songbook and send some cologne samples to all the girls he's loved before....
HOURGLASS FIGURE: Like sands through the hourglass, so go the days of our lives. But on special nights, even beauties want help looking their best. Having discovered Hourglass Veil Fluid Makeup on the set of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Angelina Jolie had makeup artist Mary Burton order more of the foundation "in case she decides to go to the Oscars." So if we know what will be on Jolie's face, the question is, who will be on her arm?...
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Introducing...Mally Roncal
WHO: Makeup artist to the stars and creator of Mally Beauty
HOMETOWN: Middletown, N.Y.
RECIPE FOR SUCCESS: "I created the line for women who want to look gorgeous in five minutes or less."
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Mally Beauty will be previewed on QVC on February 14th. Left: Paint the Town brush kit with Powder, Blush, Flat and Round Eyeshadow, Eyeliner and Lip brushes, $95, and Citychick Smokey Eye kit, $39.50; www.QVC.com.
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Gregorio Morales and Juan Nieto were convicted of abducting a woman from a Green Bay nightclub, sexually assaulting her, setting her on fire and then leaving her for dead. Morales pleaded no contest to several charges and was sentenced to 50 years in prison. Nieto maintained his innocence but was convicted by a jury and sentenced to 70 years in prison.
Nieto is now being assisted by the Wisconsin Innocence Project, which is a program at the University of Wisconsin law school.
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It was around Christmastime more than 15 years ago.
A New Jersey husband and wife landed their small plane at a private Charleston airport.
Somehow, they misplaced the keys to the Piper Cub. They were frantic.
Willie D. Gamble, a locksmith with little experience, gets the call. He is a little unsure of himself at first about tackling plane equipment, though he's fiddled with gadgets all his life. Finally, he reassures himself and thinks "it's a lock."
"I winged it," he said. In 30 minutes, the problem is solved. He has made a key for the plane and the couple flies home for the holidays.
Locksmiths love happy endings.
The couple was so happy. There was some jumping up and down, Gamble said. "She almost said I was a magician," he said with a laugh. The couple even sent him a Christmas card.
Gamble said the reaction is typical. People are almost always happy for a locksmith's help.
And Gamble likes helping people, including bringing others into the business.
But the job requires patience. "If you don't have patience, you can forget about it."
It was that patience and skills such as problem-solving, accuracy, dependability, hand-eye coordination, honesty, and mathematical and mechanical skills that led Gamble to be named South Carolina Locksmith of the Year for 2012.
Helping others
Gamble will quickly tell you the award from the South Carolina Locksmith Association Inc. is great, but it's not why he does his job. The desire to help others is what drives him.
"I put a lot of effort into bringing people into the organization." He recruits new members and instructors. He teaches locksmithing classes, although he chose not to become a schoolteacher like his parents and two siblings.
As owner of Berkeley Locksmith in Ladson, Gamble helps young people succeed in the business. And it's not about color, he said. His eight employees are of diverse backgrounds.
He encourages them to "learn the ins and outs of the craft," and continue to educate themselves.
"A computer gives you a tech school at home. We stay on the leading edge of technology," he said.
But locksmithing is not for everyone, he said. He tells prospective employees to find out whether the business is for them, and if not, go find what they love.
One of his youngest employees, Martinez Pizarro, 20, has been on the job for only three weeks. He has not yet decided whether locksmithing is for him but is ready to find out.
A female worker stayed for a few months but decided the job was not for her.
Gamble loves it, though. An unassuming man, he loves working behind the scenes to get things done.
His biggest reward is a satisfied customer.
Building a business
Gamble saw a locksmith at work in 1988 when he and his parents were in North Carolina to buy furniture after the family home burned down.
The seed was planted. A magazine ad said there was a demand for locksmiths; there was only one locksmith for every 14,000 people.
Gamble took a correspondence course, and "I was absolutely hooked."
He worked out of his home from 1989 until he decided to open Berkeley Locksmith in 2010.
Gamble has always loved working with tools. After graduating from St. Stephen High School in 1976, he served in the Army for four years, rebuilding diesel engines in Oklahoma and in a "no man's land" in Wildflicken, Germany.
He hated it but apparently it paid off. He owns six mobile locksmith vans, one of which won a "best truck" award for its high-tech capability.
Now he has clients throughout the state, handling commercial, residential and governmental buildings, vehicles, safes, and real estate companies.
Marty Morrow, who with 26 years of locksmithing is one of Gamble's most experienced employees, said Gamble has one of the most well-rounded and complete locksmith shops, with every tool and every resource needed for the job.
Morrow said Gamble pushes his workers to further educate themselves in the trade.
Like Gamble, he also has job satisfaction; people are happy to see a locksmith. That was not always the case in his previous line of work as an auto mechanic, Morrow said. "People were always angry."
The locksmithing business is requiring workers to become more specialized now. Morrow is a safe and vault technician; Gamble's specialty is automotive.
His store is open six days a week. Otherwise, you will find Gamble fishing, RVing or motorcycling.
As for making any more keys for planes? Not so much.
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when the price for something is sky high, because the manufacturer knows you need it and have no choice but to pay for it. stems from gas stations on highways in the middle of fucking nowhere who charge $10 for a 2 year old microwave burrito because they know the next gas station is 150 miles down the road.
Person 1-"Man, I paid $50 for 3 gallons of gas, a pack of gum, and a soda last night at this gas station in bumfuck Egypt"
Person 2- "Talk about highway robbery!"
Person 2- "Talk about highway robbery!"
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A $5 ice cream bar is highway robbery
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Ian pulled a highway robbery on AJ.
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Stealing your {friends} {girlfriend}.
-Yo, girl i can treat you better than that dude.
:Two weeks later:
-WTF! man you totally just did a highway robbery on me!
:Two weeks later:
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When one is given oral pleasure while driving
"Last night on the way to her parent house, we did some highway robbery"
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Christina Aguilera and A Great Big World perform "Say Something" on the American Music Awards 2013!
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Orange Fruits
After the Victorian splendors of the sunday shot in these days we explore one of the simplest and "humblest" subject, the orange fruit, through three different images.
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Agoura (2-1) vs. Golden Valley (1-2) at Canyon, 7 p.m. today.
Last season: Agoura won 17-10
Outlook: After back-to-back tight contests, the Grizzlies were never in the game last week in a 44-6 loss to Highland last week.
The Grizzlies will continue to turn to running back Terry Tamura, but need quarterback Robert Phillips and the receiving corps to step up and put points on the board if Golden Valley is going to get win No. 2.
Agoura has shown an ability to be balanced on offense, with Jack Barmasse throwing for over 200 yards in each of the Chargers' three games — including a 306-yard game in Agoura's 13-0 win over Ventura,
Running back Sean Bar has had 124-yard, 150-yard and 122-yard performances.
Ridgeview of Bakersfield (2-1) vs. Hart (2-0) at COC, 7:30 p.m. Friday
Last season: Hart won 49-27
Outlook: If the Hart defense wants a chance to show it's capable of making defensive stops, a one-dimensional Ridgeview team might be just what the doctor ordered.
Ridgeview is no slouch, despite last season's convincing Hart win, as the Wolf Pack did not lose another game en route to a CIF-Central Section Division III title in 2012.
The Wolf Pack has relied on running game in the last two games to improve to 2-1. Ridgeview lost Player of the Year quarterback Kamari Cotton-Moya to graduation, and is relying on sophomore quarterback Lawrence Wright to run the offense.
If the Indians can tackle well, they should be able to stack the box with little consequence and improve to 3-0.
Quartz Hill (1-1) at Canyon (2-0) at 7:30 p.m. Friday
Last season: Quartz Hill won 56-49.
Outlook: The former Golden League rivals reunite after a wild affair last season effectively ended with a Cade Apsay interception in the end zone.
Apsay and, more importantly, the defense are vastly improved in 2013 — but Quartz hill has also picked it up on defense, allowing just 10 points on the season.
The Rebels are another run-first team, but without last season's start running back Osirius Burke, they might have trouble keeping up with the high-octane Cowboys' offense.
Canyon has forced five turnovers in each of its first two games, and if the defense can continue that trend, the Cowboys will be just fine on Friday night.
Saugus (2-1) at Ventura (1-2), 7 p.m. Friday
Last year: Ventura won 10-7.
Outlook: In a 45-7 victory over Buena, the Centurions showed they can move the ball without running back Reid Rupe, who sat out the game with an injury.
Buena was no challenge for the Saugus defense, and quarterback Chris Hamilton and running back Blake Austin led the way,
Austin ran 13 times for 84 yards and a touchdown, while Hamilton threw for 148 yards and three scores, while running for another on 10 carries for 57 yards.
Ventura picked up its first win of the season last week, with Tyler Peralta rushing for 108 yards and two scores and quarterback Steve Ledesma going 11-for-19 with 191 yards and a touchdown.
The Centurions' defense was strong last week, and if they can stop Ventura's balanced offense they could improve to 3-1.
Valencia (1-1) at Righetti (2-1), 7 p.m. Friday
Last Season: Valencia won 48-9
Outlook: The Vikings have a long road trip to Santa Maria ahead of them as they face the Pac-7 League's Righetti High. But judging from the stats, it should be well worth it.
Righetti has struggled offensively, despite its 2-1 record.
Quarterback Conor Regan completed just 4-of-11 passes for 65 yards in a loss to St. Francis last week, with running back Colin Cooper providing most of the offense (19 carries for 117 yards and one touchdown).
Despite a new offensive line and first-time starter Jake Wallace at quarterback, the Vikings showed it can move the ball, scoring 34 in a loss to Chaminade last week.
Valencia's defense shut down Palmdale running back Demario Richard in the second half of its week one win, so the Vikings shouldn't have much trouble with Cooper and the rest of the Warriors.
Thousand Oaks (2-1) vs. West Ranch (3-0) at Valencia, 7 p.m. Friday
Last season: Thousand Oaks won 28-10
Outlook: This is the Wildcats' biggest test of the early season.
They've shown an ability to beat lesser teams, but the Marmonte League's Thousand Oaks should provide a significant challenge.
West Ranch hurt themselves last week with turnovers and penalties before escaping with a 20-13 victory over Knight High.
Chase Killingsworth's ability to pass and Christian Parrish's ability to run on the Thousand Oaks defense will tell a lot about how real the No. 6 ranked (CIF-SS Northern Division) Wildcats are.


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Jersey City police have charged 34-year-old Christopher Sawyer, of Bergen Avenue in Jersey City, in the shooting of a 40-year-old man at Communipaw Avenue and Grand Street last night around 9:30 p.m., a city official said this afternoon.
Sawyer has been charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and weapons charges and was arrested early today without incident at his home on Bergen Avenue, city public safety spokesman Bob McHugh said.
Responding to reports of a shooting, police found the 40-year-old victim, a resident of Orchard Street, lying on the southeast corner of Grand Street and Communipaw Avenue, police reports said.
The victim was shot twice and he was taken to the Jersey City Medical Center with potentially life-threatening injuries but in stable condition, the reports said.
Police recovered two shell casings and one .25-caliber bullet at the scene, reports said.
No motive was given for the shooting.
Police reports said the victim may have been in a liquor store on Communipaw Avenue before he was shot.


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Mercyhurst vice president named head of university in Ohio
Mercyhurst University's Vice President for Advancement David Livingston has been named the new president at Lourdes University.
Livingston will take over as the president at that 2,600-student school near Toledo, Ohio, on July 1. The Lourdes University Board of Trustees announced his appointment on Wednesday.
"The excitement I feel for the opportunity to lead the Lourdes community is mixed with a sadness at the need to say goodbye to the Mercyhurst and Erie communities," Livingston said in a statement announcing his departure from Mercyhurst.
During his time at Mercyhurst, he has served as Faculty Senate president and chairman of the religious studies department before becoming associate vice president for advancement in 2007. He was promoted to his current position less than a year later.
Mercyhurst President Tom Gamble described Livingston as "a wonderful teacher, productive scholar, effective administrator and a committed champion of institutional mission."


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RADNOR, PA - March 14, 2011 - Airgas, Inc. (NYSE: ARG), the largest U.S. distributor of specialty gases and equipment, today introduced a redesign of its popular analytical series of specialty gas regulators at the Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (PITTCON) in Atlanta, Ga. Designed especially for gas chromatography, the regulators now have an integrated check valve in the cylinder connection to prevent air and contaminants from entering the gas stream when gas cylinders are changed.
"Gas stream contaminants are one of the main causes of inconsistent analytical results and shortened column life in gas chromatography applications," said Jim Muller, senior vice president for Specialty Gases and Life Sciences at Airgas. "We're continually looking for more effective and more efficient ways to help our customers prevent contaminates from entering the gas stream. When you're changing out cylinders, these are the regulators to have."
According to Frank Kandl, Airgas product manager - specialty gas equipment, the newly redesigned, regulators are available in single-stage and two-stage models made from solid bar stock.
"Regulators machined from brass bar stock have minimal internal volume, which help to eliminate the large cavities and pockets typical of forged-body that can trap impurities and create inconsistencies in analytical results," Kandl explained. "Our regulators also have a needle valve built into the regulator body to reduce the gas path and potential for allowing contaminants to remain in the regulator body and emit at an uncontrolled time, creating unexplained inconsistencies."
Kandl said that, in addition to a needle valve, the redesigned regulators are available with a packless diaphragm. He added that the regulators also feature encapsulated filter assemblies to protect the valve seat from contamination, extend the regulator's service life, and reduce the velocity of the gas when opening high-pressure cylinder valves, which can cause regulator failures.
More information on the new Airgas regulators for gas chromatography is available during PITTCON in Atlanta at the Airgas exhibit (number 1627), March 14 - 18 or by calling 800-939-5711, ext. 110. Information can also be obtained by visiting www.airgasSGcatalog.com. Registered PITTCON attendees who visit the Airgas exhibit will be entered in a drawing for an Apple® iPad.
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Airgas, Inc. (NYSE: ARG), through its subsidiaries, is the largest U.S. distributor of industrial, medical, and specialty gases, and hardgoods, such as welding equipment and supplies. Airgas is also one of the largest U.S. distributors of safety products, the largest U.S. producer of nitrous oxide and dry ice, the largest liquid carbon dioxide producer in the Southeast, and a leading distributor of process chemicals, refrigerants, and ammonia products. More than 14,000 employees work in approximately 1,100 locations, including branches, retail stores, gas fill plants, specialty gas labs, production facilities and distribution centers. Airgas also distributes its products and services through eBusiness, catalog and telesales channels. Its national scale and strong local presence offer a competitive edge to its diversified customer base. For more information, please visit www.airgas.com.
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This DIY Christmas decor is one of the easiest ways to countdown the days till Santa's visit. The Christmas Countdown Dry Erase Board is just what you've been looking for. Using an unfinished picture frame and some holiday-inspired paper, you can create this easy Christmas craft. It'll only take you minutes to finish, and will give a bright, festive touch to your home. It's the perfect way to begin getting into the Christmas spirit.
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Start by tracing your frame onto your paper.
Apply a thin coat of Mod Podge to the front of your frame.
Smooth your paper over the Mod Podged Frame. I use my Mod Podge squeegee tool to smooth out any wrinkles, but you can use an old gift card if you don't have one.
Once the Mod Podge is dry, flip your frame over and use an x-acto knife to cut out the middle of the frame. I do this step on a cutting board…you don't want to cut your table. Now, paint a thin coat of Mod Podge on the front of your frame. At this time, cover the glass piece from your frame with your vinyl…this will be your dry erase surface.
Apply a thicker coat of Mod Podge all the way around the edge of the frame and place ribbon all the way around.
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The Peoria Rivermen dropped their fifth straight game on Sunday, falling to the Mississippi RiverKings 3-0 at Landers Center. Goaltender Dan McWhinney stopped all 32 shots for his first shutout of the season, while forwards Leo Thomas and Todd Hosmer each scored for the fifth and sixth times against Peoria respectively.
The loss drops the Rivermen to 2-4-1-0 on the season and 0-3-1-0 against the RiverKings. It was not for a lack of chances however, as Peoria had 10 opportunities on the power play, but failed to capitalize.
For the full box score, click here.
For the first time this season, Peoria nearly scored the first goal less than 30 seconds into regulation. From the top of the crease, Ryan Raven deflected a pass into the back of the net, but the goal was disallowed as Raven was called for swatting it in with his hand.
In contrast, Mississippi opened the scoring at 14:50 of the first courtesy of Daniel Sobotka's first goal of the season. From the left side, Sabotka unleashed a powerful slap shot from the top of the circle past Rivermen netminder Eric Levine for a 1-0 lead.
Only 22 seconds into the second period, the RiverKings extended their lead to 2-0 after Todd Hosmer scored an unassisted goal. After a bad turnover in Peoria's own zone, Hosmer grabbed the puck in the slot and beat Levine for his eighth goal of the season.
The RiverKings notched the final goal of the game on an empty netter at 18:08 of the third, while shorthanded. Following a roughing minor to Hosmer, Peoria pulled Levine for the extra attacker, but the RiverKings gained possession through Matt Harrington who found Thomas on a 2-on-1 for the goal. It was Peoria's third shorthanded goal allowed this season.
Levine (0-2-1) suffered the loss for the third night in a row making 26 saves on 28 shots. McWhinney earned his second win of the year, which have both come against the Rivermen. McWhinney has now made 74 saves on 75 shots against Peoria for a .987 saves rate.
In addition, Mississippi's top line of Hosmer, Thomas and Matt Whitehead have now combined for 15 goals, 9 assists and a plus-29 rating against the Rivermen.
The Rivermen outshot Mississippi 32-29 and finished the game a perfect 4-for-4 on the penalty kill.
Peoria only dressed 14 skaters with Cole Ruwe and Dean Yakura out due to injury.
Peoria continues a 5-game road trip on Friday with a 6:05 p.m. puck drop against the Fayetteville FireAntz at the Cumberland County Crown Coliseum in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The game can be heard locally on CD Country 107.9 FM or online at www.cd1079.net. Fans can also follow along via the live video and audio stream at www.americaonesports.com.


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A dream sports car to celebrate a double historical anniversary. At the International Car Show of Geneva, Bertone celebrates the Aston Martin centenary and Sixty years of cooperation between the Italian Company and the prestigious English Brand presenting an interpretation of the Aston Martin Rapide. It is a luxurious and refined shooting-brake realized as a one-off vehicle, keeping unchanged the mechanical engineering of the original model (6 litres V 12 cylinders engine 476 HP), combining a stretched and muscular car body and a functional use of the hatchback.
The Rapide Bertone was commissioned by an Aston Martin collector who took part in person in the whole development of the project, from the first phases of the style research to the manufacture of the car in the workshop, choosing the bodywork paint as well as the leather trimming and the cockpit upholstery.
The car was manufactured by "Bertone Officina" (Bertone Workshop), the new company department organized as a high fashion atelier, completely designed for the production of custom-built models coherently integrating in the historical tradition of Bertone. That means a "tailor made" service for special customers, but also an example of how Bertone could help the manufacturers to vary their own range making "custom-built" cars, exactly as they made in the Fifties and Sixties, with all the standards of quality and safety of a modern car manufacturer.
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How to group by date
I have the following fields in table A:
GL_ID|GL_Name_VC| Amount |Period_TI|Year_SI|
Fields | Datatype
for a report that looks something as below:
Description | Hardware | Software | Total
Notice that the Opening Balance description is a sum of all amount under period 01,
with software having a total Opening Balance of 4,000.00 (2,000.00 + 2,000.00).
The amount for both Hardware & software are group by period 02, and a Closing Balance
is derived by adding the sum of Period 01 & Period 02.Total column is a summation of
both Hardware & Software amount.
Guys, hope someone out there can help me with the sql command for the above report?
Re: How to group by date
Reply to How to split a field into two fields will solve this query as well.
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Queries May-August 1998 -- Prior six months' queries lost in a disk crash! If you e-mailed a query and it is NOT here, please send it again!
Date sent: Fri, 14 Aug 1998 04:27:38 -0400 From: Clarence Batts
Send reply to: email@example.com To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: J. B. BATTS My Great Grand Father was J. B. Batts Co. B. 1st Battn. La. Inf. En. March 5th. 1863. Mansfield. Roll for May and June 1863, Deserted Since March 1863. Appears later on Register of C.S.A. Gen. Hospl. Shreveport La. Admitted Jan. 16th, 1864. Can you find what he was in the Hospital for. Did he Desert or was he wounded and left and found his way to the Hospital. I thought back in those days that if you realy was a deserter they would shoot you.. I will for ever be greatful if you can find something and help me with this. I was always told that he died during the civil war but he did not die untill 1871 Feb. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Thu, 13 Aug 1998 22:30:22 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: ann of the caddo indian tribe please advise if you know if jean baptiste married ann of the caddo indian tribe. thank you. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Sat, 8 Aug 1998 13:34:55 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Caddo Parrish marriage I am in Florida but I am trying to find a record of a marriage that I believe took place in Shreveport in 1981 or '82. Unfortunately, I only have the groom's name, Larry K. Stephenson, and he has died. I believe they divorced within a short time. I assume the local courthouse has the records. Can you tell me what the best address is and what they charge? Thanks for your help, Mike Stephenson ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Fri, 7 Aug 1998 13:38:53 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Query: Washingtons in Benton Hello, I would be interesting in contacting Washington folks and others who had ancestors that came from Grove, Louisiana to Benton willing to exchange genealogy. c washington michigan ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Thu, 6 Aug 1998 16:48:32 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Search I am searching for notice of adoption or citation of adoption announcements. There also might be termination of parental rights or abondonement citation announcements. Date of birth was 11-1-66. Date of adoption 9-5-67. Adoptive parents names were Roy N. Wiley and Barbara A. Robertson Wiley. Any information found would be extremely helpful. Thank you, Sheila Wiley Anthony ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Wed, 05 Aug 1998 01:02:41 -0500 From: Bob Baldwin To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Shelton in Caddo Census Hi John, I would very much appreciate it if you could look for my G-Grandmother in the Caddo Parish census. Her name is Mary Elizabeth Shelton, and went by Mollie. Her headstone here in Houston has her middle name as Ann and nobody seems to know if her middle name was Ann or Elizabeth. Anyway, she was born 1-21-1892 in Smith co, Tx. My grandmother said she was orphaned at an early age and raised by grandparents, she believes the Shelton side of the family. Nobody seems to know her parents names or her grandparents names. Granny remembers that Mollie's grandmother was part Indian, probably Choctaw, and had long black hair. I don't know if she had any siblings. I have looked through the Tx. and La. Census for 1900 and have not had any luck. Granny also said that Mollie grew up in Vivian, La. and married Robert 'Bob' Edward Kyle in the same town. That is why I am looking in Caddo Parish. If this is too much trouble don't worry about it. I just was hoping that a fresh pair of eyes may see something I missed. My grandfather's mother was a Walker and was born in Shreveport. I am told they had alot of family in that area and were merchants. Any help on my Shelton problem would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Bob Baldwin -- Robert (Bob) Walker Baldwin 3847 Tartan Lane Houston, Texas 77025-2411 713-664-2312 tel & fax mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Mon, 3 Aug 1998 00:10:51 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Perry Family I am serching for information on Malachi Perry married to Suzanne Hoffpauir. I have their original succession which shows the JUDGMENT OF POSSESSION to have been filed in Bossier Parish in 1960. Previous research shows Malachi was born in 1845 and Suzanne in 1846. I am descended through his son Ahaz or "Hazzie" who was married to Marinda Dickerson. Judging by the time at which this succession was filed, I believe it is obvious that the surviving children of Malachi and heirs of the deceased brothers and sisters forced the judgement for a certain parcel of property. The oldest surviving child of Lloyd Perry, son of Ahaz, told me in an interview that his grandfather owned a gravel pit "way up north somewhere, way past Shreveport." The succession shows that one of Malachi's daughter's Elvina Perry Rheems, was still a resident of Bossier Parish at the time the succession was filed, as was grandsons, Elliot Hoffpauir and Sammie Hoffpauir, children of Lucinda Perry married to Archibald "Archie" Hoffpauir. Nathan Perry, son of Malachi, and a resident of Bossier Parish, deceased at the time the succession was filed, is shown as having sold his 1/8th interest to his sister, Lucinda. The tract of land shown in the succession is shown as: "That certain tract or parcel of land situated in Bossier Parish, La. being the NW Quarter of the Northeast Quarter (NW 1/4 of NE 1/4) and the North Half (N 1/2) of a tract of land beginning at a stake 10 Chains West of the East Line of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SE 1/4 of SW 1/4) of Section 4 and 10 Chains North of the South Line of said Section, thence running South 3 degrees 45 minutes West through the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NE 1/4 of NW 1/4) and the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest (SE 1/4 of NW 1/4) and the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (NE 1/4 of SW 1/4), Section 9, until it intersects Harrington Branch, thence down said branch intil it intersects the East Line of said Sixteenth Section, thence North 72 Chains 50 Links until you are 10 Chains North of the South Line of said Section 4, thence West to the point of beginning. (Whew! That's a mouth full!) The said property also being known as Tract 3 of Page 44 of the Ward 5 Tax Assessor's Block Book System, and Tract 11 of page 39 of WArd 5 Tax Asssessor's Block Book System; and the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4, Section 4, Township Twenty-One North, Range 12, West, Louisiana Meridian, and containing 80 acres, more or less, with any and all improvements situated thereon." Now, since I have never been north of I-10 by auto, I haven't the vaguest idea where this is!! And since I don't do directions very well, I don't know, maybe my internal compass is out whack, I would never be able to track this down. What can you do to help me find additional information concerning this family or the property described? If you at least point me in the right direction, I would be so thankful! Thank you, John, in advance for anything you can lead me to. Debra Perry Abshire ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Sun, 02 Aug 1998 08:51:44 -0500 From: Christopher A Browne Send reply to: email@example.com To: email@example.com Copies to: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: genealogy I'm looking for imformation On Pomphry Preston, All I know is rhat he bought land in Louisiana (Caddo Parish)1906 .This iinformation was found on the internet: General Land Office Records, Louisiana. Thank You. Linda ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Sun, 2 Aug 1998 04:09:43 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Surname Lookup - TAYLOR Please lookup the surname TAYLOR. I am trying to locate A/A Alexander Taylor b. abt. 1835, m. Lizzie(?). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Thu, 30 Jul 1998 20:26:06 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Bossier CO, LA Query Hi John, I am researching the SPRUEILL surname, and I found you on the Bossier web page as having many sources of information..... In the 1870 Bossier Co, Census I found a Carter SPRUILL or SPRUEL age 35 M W Keeping House 500 Born GA living with him: Monroe 18 W M AL Jackson 16 W M AL Mary 13 W F AL Do you have anything on them in the 1880 census ?? I am trying to find the parents of my GGrandfather Andrew Jackson SPRUEILL b. ca 1864 LA and I am trying to eliminate those that may not be his father ......Andrew was illeterate and may not have know his birthdate.... Any help would be appreciated when and if you have the time, Thanks, Elaine K. Sprueill 6153 Meadow Run Dr Trussville, Alabama 35173 205-655-0773 Email: email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Wed, 29 Jul 1998 01:30:03 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Inquiry - "Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northwest Louisiana," 1890 John Jackson (J. J. ) Roberson I am seeking additional reference information from "Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northwest Louisiana," 1890, regarding my maternal great grandfather John Jackson (J. J.) Roberson, b. August 19, 1852 in AR, m. (1) Francis Eugenia Spurlin December 20, 1877 in Bossier Parish, LA, m. (2) Helen May November 18, 1890 in Bossier Parish, LA, d. March 14, 1934 in Bossier Parish, LA. >From "Bossier Parish Headstones" I know that J. J. Roberson and Helen May Roberson, my maternal great grandparents, are interred in Salem Cemetery. >From "The History of Bossier Parish" I understand J. J. Roberson served as Postmaster for Carterville, LA for a number of years. I have been able to obtain marriage licenses for both marriages. I have also been able to obtain death certificates and obituaries for both J. J. Roberson and Helen May Roberson as printed in the "Bossier Banner". I would appreciate any additional information or reference to J. J. Roberson which could be supplied from the subject reference material. If information is available, please advise where same might be obtained. Please respond to firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you very much for your assistance. Yours very truly, G. T. Kellogg, Jr. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 14:09:09 -0500 From: Wanda Gilbert To: email@example.com Subject: RE: Look-ups Hi John, Do you have access to Caddo Parish marrige records? If so,will you please check them for: Mary Louisa TAYLOR & ? FRUNK.. Thanks alot,Wanda Gilbert Date sent: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 14:12:26 -0500 From: Wanda Gilbert To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: Look-ups Hi John, I goofed I didn't tell you the time frame for the marriage record on: Mary Louisa TAYLOR & ? FRUNK....It would be ca 1865-1868.. Thanks again,Wanda ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: From: "WB&Emma Hill" To: Subject: Query - please post Date sent: Sun, 26 Jul 1998 15:16:47 -0500 Please post the following query: firstname.lastname@example.com Seaking parents of Mattie Elizabeth LILES or LYLES (b. ca 1876 LA?) who married James Andrew CORNELIUS 13 Aug 1902 in Caddo Ph. She married next Benjamin Franklin HILL 9 Aug 1906 in Caddo Ph. She died about 1910-11. Her father is believed to have lived much longer. Thanks, William B. Hill, 49 Elkins Lake, Huntsville, TX 77340-7301 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Sun, 26 Jul 1998 17:48:47 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: bossier pirisher censusen microfilm john henry wife millie henry one child 1893 to 1901 thank you ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Sat, 25 Jul 1998 11:44:23 -0700 From: Kim Bailey To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Obituaries Would you be willing to look up an obituary in the Shreveport newspaper? I am looking for Joseph HUDSON who d. in Shreveport in March 1978. I will be glad to pay for your time and cost of the obituary. Thanks, Kim Bailey email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Sat, 25 Jul 1998 17:23:09 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: research in caddo and area PETERS-LOCKWOOD-LAPLACE-SALTER-OXLEY-LEWING in this area. thanks red peters ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Sat, 25 Jul 1998 17:16:33 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Bonneau Peters i am trying to get the newspaper notic of BONNEAU PETERS. His son died in 1945 and i have that, so i know it was some time after that. he worked for standard oil and was i think president of the ball club at one time their in shreveport. this for genealogy only.he was a cousin. thank you ken peters ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 20:19:10 -0700 From: deborah mancillas To: email@example.com Subject: MILLER Family I'm looking for info on my gr-gr-gr-grandparents. Their names were JACOB & CINTILLA (SINTILLA) MILLER. They lived in Bossier Parrish, Bellevue and Fillmore from at least the 1850's to the 1870's. Their children were Julia b 1839 George William b 1845 William J b 1847 Olivia b 1853 M Eliza b 1855 Florence b 1856 Cordelia Inez b 1858 (my gr-gr-grandmother, her married name WHELESS) Austin b 1863 Either Jacob or Cintilla were supposed to be native american? Can you please look up nay info you might have on them? Sincerely, email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Paul Tiemann Send reply to: "firstname.lastname@example.com" To: "'email@example.com'" Subject: Delhi newspapers Date sent: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 22:18:21 -0400 Hello John Andrew, I was wondering if you could answer a question for me? Does the Shreveport Library have Delhi LA newspapers in it's holdings, specifically 1926 - 1930's? I am trying to locate an obituary for my great-grandfather James Kenion Taylor who died sometime during that time near Delhi. I have been unsuccessful in obtaining a death certificate for him due to the commonality of the name. I am coming to Shreveport in October and hope to spend a FULL day at the library researching Taylor, Weldon, Owen, Lockwood, Poirier and all the rest of my ancestors! Thanks a bunch for the help. Cindy ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 07:24:34 -0600 From: Buz & Carol Smith Send reply to: email@example.com Organization: InfiNet To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: caddo county query Andrew and Eliza ICE left Marshall Co. AL, bound for Rusk Co. TX between 1845-1850, with all 10 or 12 of their children. When they reached Shreveport, Caddo County, LA, Eliza was stricken with cholera, and died there. Was there an epidemic at the time? Is there anything you can tell me about Shreveport, LA during those years which might give me a picture of how the family might have been travelling? Was Shreveport a major town on the river where they might have stopped travelling by flatboat, or would they have been in a wagon with all of their belongings? Is there the possibility of existing death records for that time period, which might list Eliza ICE? Any help would be appreciated. I will list the children's names: Sarah P.ICE, Eliza Jane (Jane)ICE, Matilda C. ICE, Frederick B.ICE Martha C. ICE, Josanna (Josie) C. ICE, Isaac N. ICE, Betsey Ann (Elizabeth) ICE, Isabella (Belle) ICE, unnamed son ICE (died before the trip), Annie ICE,& Fannie ICE. The family settled in Rusk Co. TX, and appears without Eliza in the 1850 census there. Thanks so much, Carol Smith ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Fri, 24 Jul 1998 08:09:52 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: BOYKIN/COLEMAN Hi, you gave me the info about the date that my greatgrandmother was married, but you never told me if her date of birth was listed. Sylvia Coleman married Hillard Wilson 12/25/1909. I would be greatful for the info, I dont have any idea when, or where she was born. Thanks in advance Lisa ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com (MRS BETTY V PHILLIPS) Date sent: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 22:50:13, -0500 To: email@example.com Subject: Caddo Parish Reference Lookups Dear Mr. Prime: My gggrandfather, Andrew Venable, b 2 Aug 1805, SC, d 11 Dec 1853 Shreveport, LA. He & his family lived in Tyler, TX, and I do not know why he was in LA. The administrator of his estate was reimbursed for his "funeral expenses & expenses of last sickness in Shreveport." There was a handwritten document in the settlement of the estate for "damage to bedroom & bedding", "coffin", "carrying casket to grave", "nurse" & "physicians bill", but no mention of funeral home or cemetery. Would there have been a newspaper that may have carried an obit? I do not know the circumstances of the "last sickness", but if it were under criminal circumstances, would there be any court records? Was there a cemetery that someone would have been buried under these conditions? I have been to Tyler, but there was no obit in their records. His wife, Mary Ann was living in Tyler, as were his sons, James William, Oliver H.P., Hugh, John Brison and daughter, Jane. I am trying to learn of the cemetery where he is buried, but I doubt that there was a marker, although his wife and sons, Oliver and John Brison returned to Alabama about 1858. Maybe they placed one when they went through LA. I called the Shreve Memorial Library, but the genealogist was not able to help me. I believe she stated that there was not a newspaper in 1853. Any consideration toward this request will be greatly appreciated. Or any suggestions. Thank you. Betty Venable Phillips Birmingham, Al. email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 22:12:26 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Caddo Parrish Query: Samuel Richard Whitehurst I am looking for information on Samuel Richard Whitehurst. He was born on August 8, 1847, probably in Henry Co., Alabama. He married Sarah Ellen Stewart on March 20, 1870 in Caddo Parrish. We have his Civil War record, and the marriage license. That, however, is all of the information we have on either of these. They later moved to Texas and had a number of children. (Johnnie, James Thomas, Lucy, Richard, Suzie, Fannie, Willie Mae, Annie Laura, Harry Boyd, Katie, and John Calhoun). I would be thrilled to hear from anyone who might have information that would link with this family. Thanks! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Wed, 22 Jul 1998 08:14:44 -0500 To: firstname.lastname@example.com From: "R.N. Tex" Subject: Research Request Hello John, I'm hoping that you can help me out. I am looking for an obituary for HOPE HARVEY NEWMAN. I have a copy of the "Sexton's report" that I assume lists deaths in Shreveport. It was sent to me a couple of years ago. According to the report, Hope was buried on Dec 19, 1938. You list both the "Times" and the "Journal" that you search. Of course I want whatever will give me the best article. If you can find it, I would like an abtract by email if you will, but I would like a photocopy that i would be glad to pay you for. Also, you list that you will do a lookup in "Caddo: 1000" (History of Shreveport and Caddo Parish 1814-1980s). I don't know anything of that publication, but if you could check for Richard Lane Newman and/or Hope Harvey Newman. Richard is my great-grandfather, Hope his second wife. He often went by "R.L. Newman". Richard died March 26, 1938 in Shreveport and I have an obituary for him from the "Journal". Hope you can help me, Thanks. Don Watson -- Don Watson mailto:email@example.com County Coordinator, TXGenWeb Page for Blanco County http://lonestar.texas.net/~dwatson/blanco ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Tue, 21 Jul 1998 09:05:02 -0500 From: "Steven A. Sheppard" Send reply to: firstname.lastname@example.com Organization: Southwestern Bell Internet Services To: John Andrew Prime Subject: Death Notice Dear John, You have helped me in the past with locating a death notice for my great grandmother. I have just learned a possible year and location of death of my great grandfather. His name was Albert Amos SHEPPARD. It is believed he died in Louisiana in 1930. The other notice you found for me was for his wife. It said she had lived in Louisiana for 60 years and died in the Ivan Community. I wish I had a more specific date for you. Anything you can find would be great. Thanks, Steve Sheppard Fort Worth, Texas ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "DAVE BLACK" To: Subject: Black Family in Caddo Date sent: Mon, 20 Jul 1998 06:54:34 -0700 Dear Mr. Prime-- Is it possible to check records to see if there was a James H. Black and family in Shreveport in 1860. They seem to have disappeared from Arkansas. One of his sons Ben F. married a Francis Salter and lived in Winn Co., but they had a son Ben H. born in Shreveport in 1860. James also had sons named Thomas, James, Silas, a daughter, Cyntha and a wife, Clarinda. Most of his sons served the Confederacy and Ben F was in the 3rd La. Inf. I know nothing else. Dave Black firstname.lastname@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Mon, 20 Jul 1998 10:05:42 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Sabine Parish -Lookup John, I am looking for ANDREW JACKSON CUTRIGHT. I need to know who his parents were. I know he married Mary E. Holmes .The birthdate I have for him is 1834. I would appreciate your help. RoEllen, firstname.lastname@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Sun, 19 Jul 1998 09:29:57 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: CADDO PARISH CENSUS LOOKUP Hi, Please look up in the 1870 or 1880 Caddo Parish, LA census: John B. Hill He died there in 1888, but I don't know when he arrived in Caddo Par. He could be listed in the 1870 or 1880 census or maybe both. Any information you can give will be greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance, Jim Porter ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Sun, 12 Jul 1998 12:41:18 +0000 From: Martin Jetton To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Epsy Ola Miller If you Have information on this my grandmother or any more of her family please contact me. Her birth date was 12/??/1884.Her parents were Amos and Mary Miller. Louise Jetton... ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Fri, 10 Jul 1998 10:31:23 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: death certificate records My great grandfather, John Smith ( possible Schmidt,Schmitt,etc.), did in Shreveport in the early 1900's. This is basically the only information we know. He went by the name of John Smith here in Avoyelles Parish. He married or we assume he did, our great grandmother Adele Guillot Marcelle in the late 1860's or early 1870's. My grand father Curry Smith was born on April 10, l875. He had an older sister (Lena) and a younger one. Great grandfather left here and moved to Shreveport where we assume he went to work in his chosen profession of shoe making. When he died, a package of clothes was forwarded to my grandfather thereby signifying that he maintained some sort of record regarding his family. This is about all we know, except the fact that he came directly from Germany. He served in the U. S. military after leaving Germany to avoid doing so. Would you be able to help me possibly locate a death certificate which would enable me to secure more information. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. I am thinking that Shreveport may have been large enough to require occupational licenses at that time for businesses and that maybe the Verterans Administration Hospital may have some record. Please let me hear form you. Richard Rosa P.O. Box 151 Cottonport, La. 71327 (e-mail - firstname.lastname@example.com) From: email@example.com Date sent: Sat, 11 Jul 1998 15:53:14 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: Re: death certificate records you may have misunderstood. Grandfather was one born in 1875, his father is the one we want to find out about. i think he was still alive during the period 1900 - 1910. He was living in Shreveport or at least that area. Almost positive it was Shreveport. Please search, it could be under John Smith or any German name for Smith,(ie Schmidt, Schmitte, etc.) anything you could find would be appreciated. we have wanted to know about him for a long, long, time. Thanks Richard P.S. Remember , he was a shoe maker. (Cobbler) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Thu, 9 Jul 1998 13:13:43 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: GENEALOGY LOOKING FOR THE NAMES CASANAVE and BERNARD IN ABOUT 1900 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Priority: Normal To: email@example.com From: "PRESTON GRANT" Subject: MURDER OF SAMUEL LEE BELL Date sent: Wed, 08 Jul 98 22:29:01 PDT I'M LOOKING FOR A STORY ON THE MURDER OF SAMUEL BELL BACK IN 1990-1993 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: "ARTHUR A FARRINGTON" From: "ARTHUR A FARRINGTON" To: Subject: Re: Farrington Date sent: Tue, 7 Jul 1998 07:52:43 -0500 Dear Sir: My family was from Bossier, My Grandfather, Thomas George, was born in May 1870. Is there any birth records as of this date? Please refer me to any Records on Farrington's. Thanking you in advance, I remain Sincerely, Arthur A. Farrington 5640 Beechwood Drive Lawton, Oklahoma 73505-2902 email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: <@softdisk.com> From: "firstname.lastname@example.com" To: Subject: Ellerbe School Date sent: Mon, 6 Jul 1998 23:29:51 -0500 I was wondering if u could tell me what year Ellerbe burnt down. I have to do a report on it in summer school an di can't seem to find any imfo on it. Thanks ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: From: "Charlotte" To: Subject: Marion Rogers Date sent: Mon, 6 Jul 1998 14:56:36 -0700 Seeking Marion Rogers March 16, 1898- Nov.11, 1969 Bossier. Marion Rogers(Rodgers) interred in the Hillcerst cemetery. Seeking the name of his wife and date of the marriage. I do know that Marion was born in Nacodgoches co. Texas the oldest child of John and Etta Rogers. Thank you, charlotte ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: From: "Sharon Bryant" To: Subject: QUERY: WILLIAMS - GRISSOM Date sent: Fri, 3 Jul 1998 00:34:50 -0000 Looking for information on Hardin Williams who married Tommy Grissom. Hardin was the daughter of Keziah WILSON and James WILLIAMS Jr. of Hawkins Co., TN. Hardin said to have died in Bossier Parish, 03 Apr 1850 Any help appreciated. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Thu, 02 Jul 1998 20:02:50 -0400 From: Addie Howell Send reply to: firstname.lastname@example.com To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: marriages & Obituaries Hi John, Thank you so much for offering to help me, I really appreciate it. Samantha (Flower) Scarborough B- Nov 19, 1819, d- Nov 28, 1905, Union Parrish Sara h Ann (Scarborough) Ward , b- Sep 3, 1838, d- Mar 25, 1914, Union Parrish Susan Malissa Scarborough b- Nov 6,1844, d- Dec 12, 1937 , Union Parrish. Frances R. (Scarborough) Flowers, b- May 4, 1853, d- Oct 14, 1940, Union Parrish. Emma (Scarborough) Miller, b- May 28,1857, d - Oct 21, 1945, Union Parrish. I dont have any dates on their husbands. Addie John Andrew Prime wrote: > Addie: > > I can look em up. Shoot me some names. > > John Andrew Prime > Shreveport, Louisiana > email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Thu, 02 Jul 1998 16:40:51 -0500 From: Jeanie To: email@example.com Subject: Bossier Parish Info My father was born on the "Pandora Plantation" in 1906 in Bossier Parish. Is it possible for someone to tell me the longitude and latitude of where this place might have been in Bossier Parish, and if possible the name of the closest community or nearby town?Thank You! Jeanie ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Hurlburt" To: Subject: Caddo Census Date sent: Thu, 2 Jul 1998 14:35:30 -0500 John, Could you look for a Hardy Alexander Bickham born 4- 1858, I think his mothers name was Susie Bickham (Bailey) ( her second husbands name, ) Thanks a Bunch! Sonja Bickham Hurlburt ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "William and Julie Carle" To: Subject: BOSSIER Parish Query Date sent: Thu, 2 Jul 1998 10:54:32 -0400 Looking for any information regarding the family of James SULLIVAN or Dorotha WEBBER. James SULLIVAN was born Feb 11, 1917 and died in Jun of 1982. No other family information known. Dorothy WEBBER Sullivan was born Aug 1, 1923 and died Feb 27, 1983. Her parents were Donald WEBBER and "Shirley" WEBBER. They had the following children: Andrea Lee SULLIVAN Marinello (b: abt 1939) Scott Keith SULLIVAN (b: abt 1942) James Bruce SULLIVAN (b: abt 1951) This family resided in the following places: Texas, Oklahoma and Louisina. Please reply to email@example.com Thanks!!! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Paul Tiemann Send reply to: "email@example.com" To: "'email@example.com'" Subject: conveyance record search DeSoto parish - Poirier Date sent: Tue, 30 Jun 1998 21:48:39 -0400 Hello John Andrew!! Happy July 4th, hope you have a nice holiday. Wish I could be in Shreveport celebrating with my family and eat some catfish. Yum! These Yankees up here don't know what they are missing. I did want to touch base and see if anything had turned up no the conveyance record search on the Poirier girls - Susan Uraine and Virginia. Karla and I are still corresponding and researching. I talked with the Desoto Parish Clerk of Court about guardianship records but she said if they had them they would be sealed. I'm not sure she understood what I was looking for. Well keep in touch. Thanks. Cindy ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Tue, 30 Jun 1998 12:07:18 -0600 From: Alta Schmer To: email@example.com Subject: Marriage Record Hi John, I was wondering if Marriage records were available at the Caddo Parish Courthouse. I will be happy to pay you to obtain a copy (or the original if they have it) and mail it to me. I have received a very appreciated "Look-up" from 'Coustaut' stating that my great uncle A.D. Ivey married Nancy Mitchell 8/21/1854 in Caddo Parish. His full name is Adolphus Drew Ivey. If you would like to email me the cost for your doing this for me, I will be happy to send the payment in advance. Also, if you have knowledge of other records in that area on my Ivey family, and if it wouldn't be very expensive (old lady on fixed income ) I would be happy to pay a reasonable fee for them. I do not know where they originated from, or parents name. The only info I have on my Ivey family is the name of my great grandfather, Marcus L. Ivey and his brother A.D. Ivey. M.L. Ivey moved to Cherokee Co, TX and married Usley Hill, and that's where my grandfather Thomas L. Ivey was born. I had found the Confederate Widow's Pension for the wife of A.D. and that's what led me to Caddo Parrish, LA. Thank you for any information, advice, or assistance you might give me. TIA, Alta Schmer 3 Hillcrest Court Ogallala, NE 69153 Phone: 308-284-3566 Email: email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 10:53:57 -0500 From: Marti Miller Organization: Texarkana College To: email@example.com Subject: heflin family I'am looking for any information on the Heflin's family we have found a LOuis Waston Heflin Born in 1901 His dad is Wiley J Heflin His wife was Nettie a Moore They lived in vivain village most of there life , we can find them on the 1910 but not the 1900's any information would be extremly helpful. These are my dad's grandpaw and his great grandpaw. thanks Robbin Heflin Henderson Date sent: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 10:56:21 -0500 From: Marti Miller Organization: Texarkana College To: email@example.com Subject: heflin I forgot i'am on someone else's e mail my email address is email@example.com Thanks again Robbin Heflin Henderson ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Date sent: Sat, 27 Jun 1998 13:07:54 -0500 From: Bill Peavy To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Query: CADDO Parish; Surnames: WILLIAMS, PEAVY Looking for descendants of Cornelia Peavy WILLIAMS. She was born 22 APR 1880 in Marion Co., TX to Gilbert L. PEAVY and Mary Mariah (ENRALLS) PEAVY and married W. H. WILLIAMS in Marion Co, TX on 10 AUG 1911. She is reported to have resided in Bossier City, LA and is known to have had a daughter named Willie Mae. She had a twin sister named Ophelia PEAVY who married J. T. WOODSON of Fannin Co. TX. She is believed to have died on or about 4 FEB 1987 but location is unknown. She was sister to my grandfather. Any information gratefully received. William L. Peavy Houston, TX ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 23:32:01 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Caddo Parish Query Seeking info on Robert WALKER, b. abt 1819 AL; married 1st Sina WALKER in 1854 in Caddo Parish; married 2nd Laura Emily CHRISTIAN in 1877 in Caddo Parish. Robert WALKER d. Nov. 1902, buried Eppes Cemetery, Caddo Parish. Laura Emily CHRISTIAN WALKER d. 1895, also buried Eppes Cemetery. Allied families include: DINKINS, HENDRIX, McCUTCHEN, ODEN, KING, & ANDERSON, all of Caddo Parish. Submitted by: Debra W. Dame firstname.lastname@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 18:24:16 EDT To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: foregot to say thank you this was on news paper look up 1901blunt and Henry THANK YOU very MUCH susan ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: David and Claudia Coney To: "'firstname.lastname@example.com'" Subject: Coney Date sent: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 09:39:19 -0700 Hello, I am currently researching my CONEY family and was wondering if you could do some look-ups for me. My gr grandfather was Alexander Kaufman CONEY born April 1, 1847 - His father was Kaufman CONEY - (no information found) and his mother was Louisa Lee (Farnsworth) CONEY. Louisa was found on the Sheveport (Caddo Parish) census for 1850 as head of household - Alexander was 3yrs of age. Kaufman CONEY was not listed -and I have been unable to find out any information on him. My gr grandfather has some history behind him, he was the purser for the steamer "City of Havana" in New Orleans. He is considered a Hero in Mexican History books for Saving President Diaz from the Mexican government - Wonderful article I found - if you are interested I will send a copy - What I am looking for is anything on CONEY you might have in your records - I am willing to pay a fee for your time - Look forward to hearing from you Regards Claudia Coney ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: firstname.lastname@example.com Date sent: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 16:00:00 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: 1901??????????? Look up nelson Blunt, was shot two time ,by john Henry ,then James b. blunt ,shot john henry. Some where around redLands or webster . ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Margie Lawson" To: Subject: Pvt. Andrew Lawson Date sent: Sun, 21 Jun 1998 15:49:52 -0500 I would like to inquire if there is record of the death of my ancestor Andrew Lawson who participated in the Battle of Mansfield. He died sometime on that date or shortly after. He was a private in Terrell's Texas 34th Cavalry regiment, Co. B. We do not know the exact date of death or place of burial. Any information you could furnish would be greatly appreciated. A relative said that he died of pneumonia but we do not know that to be true. Thanks, Lawrence Lawson 408 S. Main Street La Grange, Tx 78945 email email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Sat, 20 Jun 1998 17:36:56 EDT To: email@example.com Subject: (no subject) I would like some information on how to inquire about an adoption possibly in Shreveport in the 1940's. A relative would like to find out who her real parents are. Her adoptive father is Louis Koeberlein. Thanks. Judith Kelly. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Marilyn Fourcade" To: Subject: OLIVERI, TUSA 1900-1920 Date sent: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 21:55:03 -0500 I an looking for information about Giorgio Oliveri aka George Oliver married to Laura Tusa 1903 Monroe, La. His wife Laura was supposed to have a store in Shreveport some time abt 1915 any information about that family would be appreciated also Rose and Ida Lopesto (Lopresto) Marilyn Fourcade email@example.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: "Duane Ford" To: Subject: Caddo Parish Query Date sent: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 22:27:52 -0400 I am looking for the children of my granduncle, Marvin Halbert "Hal" Ford, b. MO July 30, 1894, d. Shreveport Jan 3, 1970. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: "Adrienne Allen" From: "Adrienne Allen" To: Subject: COL JOHN MILTON SANDIDGE Date sent: Wed, 17 Jun 1998 21:43:45 -0500 I found that John M. Sandidge bought three parcels of land in Bossier Parish...2 in 1841 and 1 in 1860, I believe. I know he was a Louisana State Representative but I would like to know if he was also the Director of the Mint in New Orleans around the t I would be most appreciative of your reply. Thank you so much for your time. Adrienne Allen ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: "Angie Smith" From: "Angie Smith" To: Subject: 1870 Census Lookup Date sent: Tue, 16 Jun 1998 16:00:11 -0500 Trying to determine if Thomas B (T.B.) Williams lived in Caddo Parish, La at the time of the 1870 Census. Thanks Angie Smith ----------------------------------------------------------------------- From: email@example.com Date sent: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 10:12:40 -0500 To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Bossier Banner Newspaper I would appriciate a look up from the Bossier Banner newspaper of any mention of the death of Charlotte H. DUDNEY MATLOCK who died September 7, 1877 in Plain Dealing. Thank you, Kay ANDERSON~BIXLER~CALVIT~DUDNEY~DURDEN~HOLLOWAY~JACKSON~MATLOCK~McMAHAN~NOSKA~PERRY~SCOTT~STEWART~STRICKLAND~VASUT~YOUNG MY HOBBY IS GENEALOGY..........I COLLECT ANCESTORS !!! @~>~>~ ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Send reply to: From: "MICHAEL H BROOKS" To: Subject: CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS Date sent: Fri, 5 Jun 1998 23:45:06 -0500 DEAR SIR, WOULD LIKE INFO ON DR. GEORGE WALKER, COLLINSBURG AREA NEAR PLAIN DEALING,LA. HE WAS ENLISTED AS A SURGEON. WE BELIEVE HIM TO BE BURIED IN NEW ORLEANS. ALSO, ANY SOLDIERS BY LAST NAME OF BROOKS, OLIVER, OR CORBIN, FROM THE PLAIN DEALING, BENTON, IVAN AREA. THANK YOU firstname.lastname@example.com -----------------------------------------------------------------------


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RANGOON — An Air Kanbawza (Air KBZ) airplane was evacuated on the runway of the Rangoon International Airport on Tuesday morning, after smoke began to rise from its wheels while taxiing, according to a statement.
The statement posted on Air KBZ's official Facebook page said the aircraft was readying to take off on a domestic flight to Heho in Shan State at 7:51 am when its wheels overheated.
All 65 passengers were transferred to another plane after the "technical error," the statement said, adding that no one was hurt.
"It happened before the takeoff. The wheels got overheated on the runway," said the Air KBZ general Manager Myat Thu.
Burmese airline Air KBZ is owned by Kanbawza Bank, and part of business empire of tycoon Aung Ko Win. The bank also owns an 80 percent stake in Myanmar Airways International, the country's international flag-carrying airline, in which the Burma government is the other shareholder.
Burma's domestic airlines have a patchy safety record, and in December 2012, an Air Bagan flight crash landed near Heho airport, killing one passenger and a motorcyclist who was hit by the aircraft. According to a recent report from Reuters, there were four serious accidents in 2012 among the small number of airlines flying domestic routes in Burma.
Re this mishap with KBZ aircraft, the root of the problem , may I say at the risk of being branded a dyed in the wool nay sayer, lies with the late U Ne Win , who was always obsessed with consolidation of power, who staffed high positions with the dumbest of the batch.
What he did was a diametrically opposite policy of that of Singpore where meritocracy is the order of the day.
In the end , our country is now suffering in the hands of under performing managers, low quality engineers, dithering doctors and a handful of ' tycoons ' who are actually fences for the stealing and theiving military.
If you want to die, take these airplanes and fly around. Poorly maintained aircraft must not be my choice for traveling because I do not want to die yet. Maybe, Than Shwe and his family, Thein Sein and his family, Shwe Mann and his family, and Min Aung Hlaing and his family fly around and crash somewhere in Myanmar. It will be like sending them to Hell alive.