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Emboldened rebels fighting to hasten the fall of Syria's government set their sights on the capital, Damascus, as diplomats went into high gear amid concerns about chemical weapons.
"Our country will be free, we have no one but God," protesters rallying against President Bashar al-Assad chanted Friday in Douma, outside the capital. "The glad tidings are coming."
The fight for control of Damascus is being waged largely in its suburbs, where rebel forces say the casualty count has increased in recent days. And so has talk of a turning point in Syria's 21-month civil war.
Friday's fighting left 43 dead in Damascus and its suburbs, including a child who was killed by a mortar and another by a sniper, the opposition Local Coordination Committees reports.
Al-Ghouta Shield Brigade, part of the rebel Free Syrian Army, called the land around the Damascus International Airport a "military zone," urging all airlines to cease incoming and outgoing flights for passengers' safety.
Opposition fighters are waging "ongoing military operations" there because Syrian forces "get military supplies and reinforcements" through the airport, FSA spokesman Louai Miqdad said. He insisted "the FSA will never target" the airport because it a civilian facility that serves the entire country.
The LCC said late Friday that "regime forces (had) closed all entrances to the capital" amid clashes. Syria's government maintains control of Damascus, while the rebels have taken large parts of northern Syria, including parts of the most populous city, Aleppo.
The rebels have been empowered as their ranks grow daily from military defectors. And their arsenal has become more powerful, with weapons purchased or captured from the army or reconstructed in makeshift workshops.
There are concerns that the government's desperation could result in a chemical weapons attack. U.S. intelligence showed that the government is filling aerial bombs with sarin gas at two locations near military airfields.
Syria has said it wouldn't use chemical weapons, "even if it had them, against its own people."
Mark Toner, a State Department spokesman, warned Friday that the use of such weaponry by al-Assad's "pariah state" would be unacceptable.
"I don't think it takes a real big thinker to understand that. I think it is very clear that these would cross a red line," he said.
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The trappings of normal life contrast against the realities of war in Aleppo.
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And inside the bombed-out remains of buildings, rebels hack away with sledgehammers to tunnel through walls -- all to avoid a sniper's bullet.
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The controversy over the extra scrutiny the Internal Revenue Service imposed on some conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status could take a new turn Wednesday when IRS official Lois Lerner is expected to assert her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination at a House Oversight Committee hearing.
Lerner's decision essentially not to testify will follow a Senate Finance Committee hearing Tuesday where former IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman and ousted Acting Commissioner Eric Miller both testified.
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$2,524,320,134,000 - Total taxes collected by the IRS in fiscal year 2012.
146,244,000 - Total tax returns received for individual income tax returns in fiscal year 2012.
70 - Percentage of closed applications for tax-exempt status that were approved in fiscal year 2012 during an initial review with little or no additional information from the organizations.
2 - Employees in the IRS Cincinnati office accused of being principally responsible for "overly aggressive" handling of requests by conservative groups for tax-exempt status, according to a congressional source.
298 - Cases as reviewed by the IRS inspector general as potential political cases not eligible for tax exempt status as of May 31, 2012.
72 - Case files under review where the organization's name contained "Tea Party."
13 - Cases under review where the name included the word "Patriots."
160 - Cases under review that had been held open for at least 206 to 1,138 days (almost three years).
121 days - The IRS's overall goal for completing each application for tax-exempt status.
66,543 - Number of applications received by the IRS in fiscal year 2012 for 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status.
3,357 - Number of applications received by the IRS in fiscal year 2012 for 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status.
2,042,458 - Total number of notices to taxpayers that they had made a math error on their 2011 return.
707,768 - Number of notices of federal tax liens filed, for fiscal year 2012.
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10.3 - Audit examination rate per thousand individual income tax returns in fiscal year 2012.
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October.10.2013 - Noted architect to speak
October.10.2013 - Ouachita Legal News
October.10.2013 - Robinson Center preps for ceiling work
October.10.2013 - Weight loss tips from Diet Center of WM
October.10.2013 - Youth send message of hope to domestic violence survivor
October.03.2013 - 50 Years of Marriage
October.03.2013 - A real shutdown would show government dependence!
October.03.2013 - Another Check!
October.03.2013 - Barkdull Faulk Elementary School announces its 1st six weeks Principal's List & Honor Roll
October.03.2013 - Birthdays October 3 to October 9, 2013
October.03.2013 - Breast Cancer Awareness
October.03.2013 - Deaths
October.03.2013 - How are you encouraging your boy to read?
October.03.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
October.03.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
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October.03.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
October.03.2013 - New Antioch held annual Homecoming services
October.03.2013 - Our town doesn't need an administrator
October.03.2013 - WHS Homecoming football field tailgating
September.26.2013 - Birthdays September 26 to October 2, 2013
September.26.2013 - City schools snubs ruling by Judge Jones, won't turn over documents!
September.26.2013 - Congratulations President Warren Brown & MSPOA Northeast Chapter!
September.26.2013 - Continuing the focus on respect
September.26.2013 - Jail without Bail!
September.26.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.26.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.26.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
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September.26.2013 - New book release "Cooking for Winners not Sinners"
September.26.2013 - New Light B.C. celebrated 83 years
September.26.2013 - No Smoking ban passes!
September.19.2013 - Birthdays September 19 to September 25, 2013
September.19.2013 - Diaz brings support for Charter students
September.19.2013 - Funeral services held for Willie James Taylor, Jr.
September.19.2013 - Maynard comes to Monroe
September.19.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.19.2013 - Monroe welcomes exciting Jubilee tour
September.19.2013 - School wants voters to approve funds for all schools, except its charter school!
September.19.2013 - The importance of respect
September.19.2013 - WHS Class of 73' searching for classmates
September.19.2013 - Why Excellence Academy?
September.12.2013 - Birthdays September 12 to September 18, 2013
September.12.2013 - Council approves move for new floors at Benoit Rec.
September.12.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.12.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.12.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.12.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
September.12.2013 - NAACP chief Jealous to resign
September.12.2013 - Reviewing the Academy
September.12.2013 - Revival held at Rose of Sharon Baptist Church
September.12.2013 - We've come so far, but we have so far to go!
September.12.2013 - Williams out at GSU: "It is what it is"
September.10.2013 - Raising a respectful boy
September.05.2013 - Birthdays September 5 to September 11, 2013
September.05.2013 - Excellent!
September.05.2013 - Grand opening of Charter school held Sunday
September.05.2013 - Minor did not resign; he was removed
September.05.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
September.05.2013 - Starting the new school tear off right
September.05.2013 - There are only a few of the old guys left!
August.30.2013 - Obama preaches at Washington event
August.29.2013 - 17th anniversary celebration held
August.29.2013 - Birthdays August 29 to September 4, 2013
August.29.2013 - Charter school holds grand opening Sunday
August.29.2013 - Congratulations Ms. Saulsberry
August.29.2013 - Could this generation withstand a fire hose?
August.29.2013 - I-20 board negligent
August.29.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.29.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
August.29.2013 - Morals to teach your boy
August.29.2013 - When African Americans know better, they do better
August.22.2013 - Birthdays August 22 to August 28, 2013
August.22.2013 - Deaths for Friday, August 16, 2013
August.22.2013 - Its time for new adventures as a college freshman
August.22.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.22.2013 - Monroyan featured in Ebony Magazine
August.22.2013 - Pastor and wife celebrated two years
August.22.2013 - Qualifying for Congress ends
August.22.2013 - The importance of parental involvement
August.15.2013 - 24th Bistoral Anniversary held
August.15.2013 - Birthdays from August 15 to August 21, 2013
August.15.2013 - City Council overturns Mayor Mayo's veto
August.15.2013 - Court clears charter school
August.15.2013 - Deaths from August 7 to August 11, 2013
August.15.2013 - Getting ready for a New School Year
August.15.2013 - Mayo and Armstrong share truths in charter fight
August.15.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.15.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.15.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
August.15.2013 - Services for well known Southside Barber held
August.08.2013 - Birthdays August 8 to August 14, 2013
August.08.2013 - Congressman Alexander resigns
August.08.2013 - McFarland promotes charter help
August.08.2013 - Memorial ceremony to be held for Nabors Saturday at ULM
August.08.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.08.2013 - W.O.W. Service held Wednesday
August.08.2013 - Why was George Zimmerman guilty in your heart?
August.01.2013 - Almost There! -Super School nears completion
August.01.2013 - Birthdays August 1 to August 7, 2013
August.01.2013 - Dedication program held Sunday
August.01.2013 - Devon Armstrong receives award
August.01.2013 - Golden Mohawk means gold for local realtor
August.01.2013 - Hypothesis: Productive people live longer
August.01.2013 - Jeanette Hunter to move in as Carroll Jr. Assistant
August.01.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.01.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.01.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
August.01.2013 - Teaching boys to respect women and girls
August.01.2013 - Town of Richwood Ordinance
July.25.2013 - Baptist State convention gathers in Monroe
July.25.2013 - Birthdays July 25 to July 31, 2013
July.25.2013 - Fostering self-efficacy
July.25.2013 - Local church burns,worship continues
July.25.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
July.25.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
July.25.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
July.25.2013 - New Tabernacle Baptist Church celebrated Homecoming Sunday
July.25.2013 - The I-20 board setup is the holdup, not council
July.18.2013 - Birthdays July 18 to July 24, 2013
July.18.2013 - City Schools students visit their new school
July.18.2013 - Civic Center hotel is the best idea
July.18.2013 - Cornerstone Ceremony held at Greater Free Gift Baptist Church Sunday
July.18.2013 - Deaths for July 16, 2013
July.18.2013 - Does your boy listen?
July.18.2013 - GSU NAACP responds to verdict
July.18.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
July.18.2013 - More space needed for a "New Generation" of students
July.18.2013 - Saul Adler Community Center Adult Basketball League
July.11.2013 - Birthdays July 11 to July 17, 2013
July.11.2013 - Construction Begins!
July.11.2013 - Council approves measures for new homes
July.11.2013 - Deaths from June 30 to July 6, 2013
July.11.2013 - Empowering entrepreneurship in the African American Community
July.11.2013 - Encourage forward thinking
July.11.2013 - MLK is a better choice for 7th grade center
July.11.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
July.11.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
July.11.2013 - New officers sworn in
July.11.2013 - Trenton Baptist Church celebrated 147 years
July.05.2013 - Birthdays July 4 to July 10, 2013
July.05.2013 - Deaths from June 26 to June 28, 2013
July.05.2013 - Encourage your son to read
July.05.2013 - Fulfilling the Morris Henry Carroll Award
July.05.2013 - I'm trying to achieve my G.E.D.
July.05.2013 - Ouachita Legal News
July.05.2013 - Police prepare for new patrol cars
July.05.2013 - The Undertaker's Son
July.05.2013 - Troy and Mary Greer celebrated 50 years
June.28.2013 - Birthdays June 27 to July 3, 2013
June.28.2013 - Judge delays final ruling
June.28.2013 - Planning a constructive summer
June.28.2013 - Services set for Grace
June.28.2013 - State pageant displays Black beauty
June.28.2013 - This is your land!
June.28.2013 - Vacation Bible School held at Rose of Sharon B.C.
June.27.2013 - City Council approves spending measures during quiet meeting
June.27.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
June.27.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
June.27.2013 - Students take exams for Super School placement
June.27.2013 - Voting rights take a blow
June.20.2013 - Common Core gets back to the basics
June.20.2013 - Health Care No-Show!
June.20.2013 - Jimari Jones receives Jesse C. and Erma Williams Scholarship
June.20.2013 - Monroe City Council Legals
June.20.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
June.20.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
June.20.2013 - National HIV Testing Day June 27th
June.20.2013 - Reinforce the importance of education
June.20.2013 - Renewal, Inc. and CTB help families obtain the American Dream of Homeownership
June.20.2013 - True Vine salutes 2013 graduates and honor students
June.20.2013 - Vacation Bible School held at Mt Nebo
June.14.2013 - Birthdays June 13 to June 19, 2013
June.14.2013 - Ed Harris to retire after 25 years
June.14.2013 - Mayor's constant fights with city council proving divisive
June.13.2013 - AKA to host 2013 Greek Volleyball Tournament
June.13.2013 - Black Fathers Important to Families, Children
June.13.2013 - Black Fathers: The Invisible men
June.13.2013 - Clarification
June.13.2013 - Council breaks century long tradition, names minority journal
June.13.2013 - Deaths from June 7 to June 8, 2013
June.13.2013 - DMAC held its 2012-2013 graduation program
June.13.2013 - I was battered by Warden Goodin
June.13.2013 - Obituary for George L.Wiley, Jr. "Big G"
June.13.2013 - Teach your boy to listen
June.06.2013 - Are you raising a respectful son?
June.06.2013 - Birthdays June 6 to June 12, 2013
June.06.2013 - Congratulations on your success
June.06.2013 - Deaths for June 3, 2013
June.06.2013 - I am tired of hearing Mayo on the news
June.06.2013 - Mayor sues Council
June.06.2013 - Ouachita Legal News
June.06.2013 - Push back and payback continues here!
June.06.2013 - Sign Me Up!
June.06.2013 - Small Business celebration held
June.06.2013 - Vacation Bible School held at Solomon Temple B. C.
June.06.2013 - What about you? Should you get tested? For HIV?
May.30.2013 - 2013 Graduates encouraged to go out and make "A Bigger Splash"
May.30.2013 - Birthdays May 30 to June 5, 2013
May.30.2013 - Carroll High School Senior receives a $1,000.00 scholarship
May.30.2013 - CTC Shamrock campaign raises $683 for MDA
May.30.2013 - Local Youth Write Book
May.30.2013 - Reinforcing Discipline!
May.30.2013 - Should Monroe promote smut for profit?
May.30.2013 - Summer Food Service open sites
May.30.2013 - The CHS Medical Magnet program held its 3rd Annual Pinning Ceremony
May.23.2013 - "I didn't vote for him, but I will support him!"
May.23.2013 - Are you ready for Summer?
May.23.2013 - Birthdays May 23 to May 29, 2013
May.23.2013 - Greater Free Gift honored graduates
May.23.2013 - Not Yet?
May.23.2013 - Small businesses gathered to celebrate
May.23.2013 - Super School Lottery scheduled
May.23.2013 - What is there to hide? Let's go to court!
May.16.2013 - Annual Mother's Day program and a wedding held at New Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday
May.16.2013 - Birthdays May 16 to May 22, 2013
May.16.2013 - Reinforcing good choices
May.16.2013 - Students honored for Excellence
May.16.2013 - What's wrong with protecting children?
May.10.2013 - Vidrine says Southside will not be neglected, plans community meetings
May.09.2013 - 2013 Women on F.I.R.E.
May.09.2013 - A wake-up call
May.09.2013 - Board told growth is on horizon, really?
May.09.2013 - Briana Christine Johnson to graduate Monday
May.09.2013 - Deaths from April 26 to May 3, 2013
May.09.2013 - Emerging young leaders lock-in held
May.09.2013 - From Girls to Pearls: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., honors High School Seniors
May.09.2013 - Lucille Adams Staten reaches 100 years
May.02.2013 - Birthdays May 2 to May 8, 2013
May.02.2013 - Celebration of dedication for Mount Zion Family Life Center was held Sunday
May.02.2013 - CTC present awards
May.02.2013 - Smith to be principal of new "Super School"
May.02.2013 - Supt selection: Something fishy is afoot!
May.02.2013 - The Boy Scouts of America's upcoming No-Gay Policy decision
May.02.2013 - Things every boy should know(2)
May.02.2013 - Where's The money?
April.25.2013 - Barkdull Faulk Elementary School announces its 5th Six Weeks Principal's List & Honor Roll
April.25.2013 - Delta Sigma Theta supports Carroll High School Robotics Team
April.25.2013 - Does your son know when to say no?
April.25.2013 - Greater Service, Greater Progress!!!
April.25.2013 - Though unsuccessful three council members greeted like rock stars
April.19.2013 - Animal cruelty is against the law
April.19.2013 - City Schools balk at Supt. records request
April.19.2013 - Delta's "Red Carpet" Movie Night
April.19.2013 - Deltas make an IMPACT on Community Wellness
April.19.2013 - Hope Street Ministries feed the homeless
April.19.2013 - Joe Lee Spencer has died
April.19.2013 - Robotics Team caught in Airlines shutdown
April.19.2013 - Seven apply to head new Charter School here
April.19.2013 - Wilson should keep his word:Represent!
April.11.2013 - Birthdays April 11 to April 17, 2013
April.11.2013 - Board approves contract for first Charter School
April.11.2013 - Celebrate National Library Week April 14-20
April.11.2013 - Elizabeth Rose Gunn Ford elected as president of the Marshall Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority in Marshall, Texas
April.11.2013 - Mayoral veto could force shutdown of city services
April.11.2013 - Mayo's right: It's his first challenge in 12 years
April.11.2013 - Monroe Housing completes $1.9M dollar new construction
April.11.2013 - Mr. Proctor Green celebrated yet another outstanding birthday
April.11.2013 - Recognizing wrong relationships
April.11.2013 - The Richwood High School Chartered Alumni Association presented the ground breaking at Richwood High School
April.11.2013 - Town of Richwood Minutes
April.11.2013 - Town of Richwood Ordinance
April.09.2013 - Manning, Pierce suspended during test cheating investigation
April.04.2013 - Alpha Kappa Alpha hosts 10th Annual Cotillion: "A Blushing Glow of Elegance"
April.04.2013 - Bastrop native to build new church
April.04.2013 - Clark council's stand champions the people!
April.04.2013 - Exercise careful judgment before selecting a Superintendent
April.04.2013 - Greater Free Gift B. C. held its dedicatorial celebration
April.04.2013 - Hundreds gather to hear Don G. Banks Jr. (D.j. Banks) preach the word of God!
April.04.2013 - Local organizations hosted Easter egg hunts
April.04.2013 - Not Lovers!
April.04.2013 - Ouachita Legal News
April.04.2013 - Ouachita Parish Public Library to offer downloadable music
April.04.2013 - Who's pointing your son?
March.28.2013 - A Million for the People
March.28.2013 - At Last!
March.28.2013 - Birthdays March 28 to April 3, 2013
March.28.2013 - City budget should be a win-win for everyone
March.28.2013 - Funeral services set for Saturday
March.28.2013 - Mt. Nebo Missionary B. C. celebrated 52 years
March.28.2013 - Practice Parental Diligence
March.28.2013 - Riverside Missionary B. C. celebrated 110 years Sunday
March.28.2013 - The peak of strawberry season
March.21.2013 - 110th membership anniversary celebration held at Riverside Missionary Baptist Church
March.21.2013 - Birthdays March 21 to March 27, 2013
March.21.2013 - DA: No Complaint against Vidrine filed
March.21.2013 - Funeral services set for Reverend Elbert Stevens
March.21.2013 - Mayor needs makeover to deal with Clark Council
March.21.2013 - Renaissance Man
March.21.2013 - Teach: Obstacles are a part of life
March.21.2013 - Windsor Inn Fire leaves 40 homeless
March.21.2013 - Zeta Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Inc. donates funds to Carroll High School's Robotics Team
March.18.2013 - Nationally recognized educator talks with honor students
March.18.2013 - The Gramblinite wins five campus newspaper awards
March.14.2013 - Birthdays March 14 to March 20, 2013
March.14.2013 - Board apologizes to grandmother for lost kids on Highway 165
March.14.2013 - Caroyln's Danceland wins at Disney World competition
March.14.2013 - Cheerleading selection system at Neville questioned
March.14.2013 - Monroe City Council Minutes
March.14.2013 - Obituary for John David Youngblood
March.14.2013 - Ouachita Legal News
March.14.2013 - Ring Time!
March.14.2013 - Rose of Sharon Baptist Church celebrated its 79th church anniversary Sunday
March.14.2013 - School Board says 13th check not in teacher contracts, no right to sue!
March.14.2013 - Show me the money!
March.14.2013 - Teachers should be concerned over lawsuit response
March.14.2013 - The Wake for William Charles Hawkins will be Friday, March 15, 2013
March.13.2013 - Man tries to cash bogus $10,000 check
March.07.2013 - Barkdull Faulk Elementary School announces its 4th six weeks Principal's List & Honor Roll
March.07.2013 - If you fail LEAP three times, something is wrong!
March.07.2013 - New Tabernacle Puppet Team receive award
March.07.2013 - Robotics Teams saluted by local churches for win
March.07.2013 - The importance of respect
February.28.2013 - At age 91 Willie Mae Jackson is living Black History
February.28.2013 - Birthdays February 28 to March 6, 2013
February.28.2013 - Deaths for February 24, 2013
February.28.2013 - Next Superintendent: Educator plus politician!
February.28.2013 - Suit may spark criminal actions
February.28.2013 - Teaching your son to be a gentleman
February.28.2013 - The combined elementary school orchestra Wednesday to compete
February.22.2013 - Board to drop charter if it misses deadline
February.22.2013 - Deaths for February 14, 2013
February.22.2013 - Flowers' fight against charters is all about money!
February.22.2013 - Jones is back!
February.22.2013 - Turpin ranked highest by search committee
February.22.2013 - Who pays the $50,000?
February.15.2013 - "By any 'Chance' you're reading this"
February.15.2013 - After ice storm local mother still homeless
February.15.2013 - Betty Blakes is right; council needs its own legal advisor!
February.15.2013 - Deaths from February 7 to February 12, 2013
February.15.2013 - Tabernacle saluted African American Achievers Sunday
February.13.2013 - Birthdays February 14 to February 20, 2013
February.08.2013 - Birthdays February 7 to February 13, 2013
February.08.2013 - First impressions are very important
February.08.2013 - Fist fight between adult school volunteers being investigated by officials
February.08.2013 - Guiding appropriate choices
February.08.2013 - Northeast Delta (CIT) 6th annual awards banquet held
February.08.2013 - Why is School Board Policy being violated?
February.08.2013 - With gay scout leaders, what will be the liability exposure?
January.18.2013 - Mayo on right track with study of civic center expansion
December.21.2012 - Rose of Sharon to enter December 30
December.19.2012 - Board approves two charter schools to open in 2013
December.15.2012 - Captain Robert Davis remembered for service, loyalty
December.14.2012 - Patrick Taylor applies for superintendent's job
December.13.2012 - Changing the Guard!
December.13.2012 - Late Night Fire
December.13.2012 - Richwood gets $500,000 plus $1.5 million to expand student medical program
December.12.2012 - Students praised for planting gardens at local community centers
December.06.2012 - ACC – Georgia member spotlight: Jackie Neal Harris Jr.
December.06.2012 - The season of giving and sharing through volunteering
November.29.2012 - Black Heritage Museum present brunch at Civic Center
November.21.2012 - Legal Filings Ouachita Parish Clerk of Court
November.20.2012 - Proposal will fine parish residents with no trash collectors
September.28.2012 - Congratulations!
September.28.2012 - Lovers fight
September.24.2012 - City schools to seek more applications for charters
September.24.2012 - St. Francis Clinic expanding
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All of our projectors uses H1 application light bulbs, Halo and LED bulbs are replaceable with our projectors (unlike our competitors), if any of them are burnt, customers can simply send them in for replacement bulbs instead of exchanging the whole assembly. Notes: All merchandise is aftermarket and intended for off-road or show purposes use only. Buyer assumes responsibility for violations of local laws and rules that may result from use of merchandise. Please check your local laws and research the item to make sure you are purchasing the correct items. We will not be responsible for any legal issues arising from the usage of any items. Euro Clear Lighting is produced for Off-road or Show purposes only. It is not suitable for regular driving conditions since it is without DOT or SAE approval. Users must follow the directions given and any misuse of the Euro Clear Lighting products is at your own risk. We will not be held responsible for using the euro clear lighting products other than specified above. All products are highly recommended to be installed professionally. We do not provide any installation assistance, otherwise provided, is (are) for reference only. We will not be responsible for any installation problems, installation fees that may be incurred during the installation of any products sold, or products damaged during the installation process. Spec-D Tuning Review(s):Spec-D 02-04 Acura Rsx Projector HeadlightsA nice upgrade from stock., Date: 7/9/2013 By: CLORTEZ Ownership: 1 week - 1 month
Current Mods: 01 Camaro Bumper Lights, Date: 9/20/2011 By: Ashman Ownership: 1 week - 1 month
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A big thanks to everyone who contributed a t-shirt picture and story.
You can view the more than 400 t-shirts that were submitted in our archive, but sadly no more t-shirts can be submitted.
The exhibition was a great success. We got some great stories and t-shirts. It was the first time Auckland Museum has attempted an exhibition that was 'crowd-sourced by you, the public, submitting material.
We now have a fabulous digital database of t-shirts and stories which give a snapshot of life in Aotearoa/New Zealand in 2012.
Further developments with the collection will be reported here and on Auckland Museum's website