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Silver has now rallied for 7 days due to the flood of inflows into silver backed ETF's and investment demand for coins and bars internationally. Analysts polled by Reuters expect silver to rise in 2013.
Holdings of iShares Silver Trust, the world's largest silver ETF, stood at 10,689 tonnes on Jan. 22, up 604.9 tonnes, or nearly 6 percent, from the end of 2012.
By comparison, SPDR Gold Trust, the world's top gold ETF, saw an outflow of nearly 15 tonnes so far this year.
This has helped silver prices rally over 6% so far this year and 4.5% last week alone. The close above $32/oz yesterday was bullish technically and could lead to silver testing the next level of resistance which is at $34/oz.
The U.S. Mint has sold out of 2013 American Eagle silver coins and will resume sales the week of January 28 when the US Mint said inventory would be replenished.
Chinese silver turnover surged to 2,200 tonnes on Friday and analysts say Chinese investor's interest in silver is continuing to rise as many are looking at silver as a cheaper alternative to gold.
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Silver bullion imports by China remain robust too. Silver imports were 228 metric tons in December, according to data released by the customs agency.
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HSBC has quietly moved into acquiring large amounts of silver bullion.
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By BEN DUDLEYThe Wilson Post
Lebanon City Council nodded two measures at Tuesday night's meeting, but not without lengthy discussion on either item.
The measures were a resolution to approve the Concrete Certification for Youth Program, or CCY, and an ordinance to de-annex certain property on Eastover Road.
The property on Eastover Road that was to be de-annexed is approximately 68.4 acres and could be cut up into 12 plots of 5 acres each for a subdivision without having to come before council or the Lebanon Planning Commission.
"If someone wanted to develop this land with plots of more than 5 acres or if they added new roads, it would need to come before the Planning Commission," said Planning Director Magi Tilton. "The property owner requested that the land be de-annexed because if it was still in the city, he would have to pay to extend sewer services to each house that was developed."
"What if someone develops this land and chooses to use septic tanks instead of connecting it to the city's sewer line?" asked Ward 3 Councilor William Farmer. "Some council in the future is going to have to spend citizens' tax dollars to connect it to the sewer line. We're going to have another problem like Southfork."
"We knew what we were getting into with Southfork," said Ward 6 Councilor Kathy Warmath. "We chose to annex them anyway, but we don't have to annex this property if we don't want to."
With that rationale, the council voted 5-1 on the first reading to de-annex the property. Farmer voted no because he still did not agree with the process.
The CCY program was developed because of a lawsuit the city lost regarding the American's with Disabilities Act that ordered the city to build more sidewalks. Coupled with the thought of giving the youth more skills and education and, in turn, more jobs, Mayor Philip Craighead and others came up with the program to give 15 students an education in concrete.
During their education, the students could actually pour sidewalks for the city, thereby helping accomplish the ADA's consent decree of making the city more handicap-accessible.
Ward 1 Councilor Alex Buhler asked why no outside bids had been taken to build the city's sidewalks. Craighead responded that the students would help with this.
"Are you telling me that 15 kids with no experience in concrete are going to do more work than a professional contractor would do?" Buhler asked.
Craighead and City Attorney Andy Wright said that there was no time limit on the ADA decree, but they had to show progress which this CCY program would achieve.
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All eight Vietnamese students won medals at the 13th Asian Physics Olympiad in India last week, an event that drew the participation of competitors from 21 countries.
Le Huy Quang, a 12th grader from Lam Son Senior High School for Gifted Students in the central province of Thanh Hoa, bagged a gold medal.
There were also five Vietnamese students securing silver medals, including 11th grader Ngo Phi Long from the northern mountainous province of Son La, and four 12th grade students: Dinh Ngoc Hai, Dinh Viet Thang, Nguyen Dinh Vinh Thanh from the northern provinces of Ha Nam, Nam Dinh and Vinh Phuc respectively and Tran Tan Hoang Bao from Da Nang City.
Two bronze medals were carried off by two 12th graders from Hanoi and Nam Dinh province. All the winners are students from schools for gifted students.
At last year's competition, the Vietnamese team took two bronze medals and three certificates of merit.
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Son of Dick Gregory says the black comedian and civil rights activist has died. He was 84.
Firefighters responded to a residential fire in the 600 block of Astor Lane located in the Fairfield section of Virginia Beach.
Ed Gillespie made the remarks Saturday in Richmond at a summit hosted by Americans for Prosperity. It's his first major speech since last we…
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During WAVY-TV 10's initiative of Clear The Shelters, forever homes have been found for nearly 2,000 animals.
Clear the Shelters has helped find forever homes for shelter animals all across Hampton Roads.
Thousands of demonstrators and counter protesters gathered in Boston Saturday for a free speech rally.
Family, friends, political leaders and police officers from around the country honored Lt. Jay Cullen at Southside Church of the Nazarene ne…
A suspect in the fatal shooting of two police officers in Florida and the grave wounding of a sergeant was arrested several hours after the …
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Suffolk Police say that two people have died after a single vehicle accident on Gates Road.
Dispatch said there were no transports.
Police arrested a man after finding materials consistent with making meth found inside a Norfolk home, early Saturday morning.
Blake LaRussa is the favorite to start at quarterback for ODU's season-opener against Albany.
A group representing a woman who's suing the schools says the Department of Education found "serious shortcomings."
The Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office held its 41st Basic Academy graduation ceremony Friday, welcoming 15 new deputies.
It's The Hampton Roads Show: Clear the Shelters Edition!
William and Mary was predicted to finish in 7th in the CAA, but the players don't seem to mind.
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Quintral Lashaun Porter was arrested on Wednesday in the Raleigh area.
York County Commonwealth's Attorney Benjamin Hahn will head up the investigation.
On Aug. 10, Roger Gene Pollard entered an Alford plea to second-degree murder for the 1979 killing of Karen Johnson.
Police released surveillance video Friday of a shooting at a Newport News gas station that injured two people.
Justin Mason, Old Dominion University's Planetarium Director, talks to 10 On Your Side about Monday's eclipse.
Police identified the victim as 34-year-old Curtis A. Richardson.
Multiple victims reported their vehicles had been tampered with and property was stolen on Old Williamsburg Road.
The Hampton School Board says they've received two requests to rename two campuses in their district.
Police say 20-year-old Dillon Jacobs, of Virginia Beach, is now in jail, charged in connection with this case.
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BOSS Graham Kemp could wield the axe just three weeks into the season having described as "inept" Hamworthy United's first-half showing against Alresford Town.
Hammers were held to a 0-0 draw despite dominating the second half at the County Ground with the visitors content to grind out a share of spoils.
Home substitute Liam Donachy was denied by a last-ditch block from Alresford's Michael Byrne, while Ben Osborne skied a sitter with eight minutes to play and was denied a stoppage-time winner by a perfectly-timed sliding tackle from Joe Griggs.
But far from blaming hard luck, Kemp was quick to blast United's slow start and warned that changes could be afoot in the coming weeks.
Kemp told the Daily Echo: "The first half performance was inept and we felt frustration at the end because we went on to create enough chances to win three or four games.
"Time ran away from us and that was our own fault. If you play for half a game then you get half a result and that's all we deserved.
"I'm getting to the stage where I'll be looking to freshen up the squad because we're seven games in and the variation between the first and second half sums up how we've played all season.
"You would like to play a consistent XI but I have stressed to the boys that none of them have made the shirt their own. Until people stamp their authority you're clutching at straws a little bit."
Next up for Hamworthy is tomorrow's trip to Bournemouth Poppies (3pm), who let an early lead slip in their 5-3 defeat at Petersfield Town yesterday.
Liam Jacobs scored with a deflected second-minute free kick but the hosts hit back to lead 3-1 at half-time.
Fawzi Saadi clawed one back for Poppies before Town bagged another two. Marc Fairbrother's late strike proved a mere consolation.
Hammers: Ackerman, Walker (Donachy, h-t), Cole, Legg, Haysom, Yelland, Allen, Blackburn (Swann, 75), Osborne, Cook (Warren, 68), Price. Unused sub: Hester.
Poppies: Vaughan, Ayrton, Jacobs (Sullivan, 52), Burgis, Pearce, Saadi (Robinson, 73), Doe, Phillips, Pekun, Fairbrother, Toy (Dibigbo, 68). Unused subs: Cooper, Arthur.
- Striker Dan Munday, dual-registered with Poole Town, opened the scoring for Verwood Town yesterday but Potters still succumbed to a 2-1 defeat to Folland Sports.
Carl Poore's men travel to Bemerton tomorrow (3pm).
Potters: Lynch, Evans, Buck, Molyneaux, Anderton, Gajic, Elysee (Foster, 60), Cousins, Munday, Fisk (Rutten, 80), Turner. Unused subs: Murray, Goddard, Collins (g/k).


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TWO young performers from Dorchester will be singing at a free benefit concert in the town.
Thomas Hardye School pupils Jenny Featherstone and Abby Fiddik will perform at St Peter's Church on Saturday, October 6 from 7.30pm.
There will be a retiring collection on the night to raise funds for Dorset Advocacy.
Budding stars Jenny and Abby have both been performing from young ages, with Jenny hoping to go to music college next year and Abby hoping to study music at university.
Jenny will perform music from Mozart, Handel, Lloyd Webber and Vivaldi while Abby is promising to sing a wide range of pieces from across the ages covering different genres.
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JERUSALEM (May. 24)
The Ministry of Tourism announced yesterday that it would seek to interest foreign businessmen attending the Prime Minister's Economic Conference here next month in a variety of investment projects aimed at improving Israel's tourist facilities. The Ministry also announced a series of economy package tours next winter which it said would be the cheapest in Israel's history. The prices are subject to agreement by foreign carriers.
Hanoch Givton, director general of the Ministry, said the investment projects were aimed at building ancillary tourist facilities such as recreation areas and sports facilities rather than new hotels. He said that hotel construction is expected to catch up with demand within a few years. Givton noted that over a dozen sites around the country have been selected for the new projects which include a yacht basin and beach clubs in the vicinity of Netanya, and a riding club, golf course, tennis courts and camping sites in the Judaean hills.
Givton said that the proposed package tours for the winter slack season would include a 10-day tour from the United States for between $500-$550 which is about $120 less than any tours that were available last winter. He said the tours would be available between Oct. 15-Feb. 28.


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By Emily Hedges
Improvements to Main Street in St. Boni may come at too high a price.
During the June 6 regular meeting, the council discussed plans to re-do sidewalks and lighting along County Road 92 between the north and south city limits at an estimated cost of approximately $1.3 million.
Mayor Rick Weible isn't convinced that when all the numbers are in from city engineers and Xcel Energy, the results will be favorable. He also questions whether or not the plan will achieve one of the primary goals – to bring a fresh look to downtown.
"New poles along Main Street aren't going to improve the look," said Weible. "What Main Street needs to improve are the buildings."
Council member Joe Arwood cautioned the council about laying a tax burden on businesses. He pointed to Chaska as an example of a town with a strong business district before redevelopment, and a number of vacant storefronts afterwards.
"Let's not forget there are places where it didn't work," said Arwood.
Weible agreed they should continue to take a hard look at the costs versus the benefits.
"We need to be more sensitive because our tax base is small. I think St. Boni can be a little more, but we need to get creative," said Weible. "We moved here because it's a small community. We know why we live here. It's a great town."
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It was a nice change to see the newly wed Bollywood actress Vidya balan skipping sari and insetead opting for an anarkali. The colors worked really well on her. The actress was at the launch of Dabboo Ratnani's 2013 calender. Like her look?
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A WOMAN who started a fire on the 17th floor of a town centre tower block while hallucinating has been jailed for more than three years.
Sharon Fry told police she threw methylated spirits about and it caught light because the people she thought were in her flat in the David Murray John tower were smoking.
The 54-year-old appeared at Swindon Crown Court yesterday where she was given 40 months in custody for the incident, which happened at 8am on July 9 last year.
The hearing was delayed so a psychiatric report could be compiled on her, which recommended she engage with the community mental health team.
The fire brigade was alerted by the automatic alarms in the tower block and by calls from the public.
Firefighters found the door to her flat open. When they went inside they were confronted by a serious fire and the internal doors were closed, with Fry, of East Street, sheltering from the smoke on her balcony.
Prosecutor Tessa Hingston told the court Fry had been suffering hallucinations when she started the blaze, which had cost Swindon Council £29,000 in repairs.
In mitigation, Rob Ross said his client had been suffering from a reaction to alcohol, something she had been struggling with, along with disability.
He said: "We have heard about this offence itself and she is a lady of good character – the references from her friends attest to that.
"She has laboured under a number of disabilities and problems both physically and mentally for a very long time.
"To be frank, probably in an attempt to deal with it, she has taken to drink.
"While this incident was probably a culmination of numerous things, she seemed to suffer some sort of alcoholic hallucinations.
"She appears to have been, in many ways, not a criminal but a very vulnerable lady who has ended up committing this offence."
In jailing her judge Douglas Field said: "The medical diagnosis is you were suffering from recurrent mental behavioural disorder due to alcohol but your explanation to police was bizarre.
"This offence is so serious that it must be immediate custody save for the most exceptional circumstances.
"You are a lady of good character but having read all the material this case is not a most exceptional case."


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Snehitharu movie is based on the incident in the Mahabharatha. It is about between a Hero, Heroine (Pranitha), another 4 Heroes and an adopted orphan boy.
A beautiful Heroine Pranitha who is a daughter of a multimillionaire leaves her house quarrelling with his father since her marriage has been fixed. with NRI where she is not interested because she has her own plans and to achieve something in her life.
She lodges a complaint with ACP(Hero) about her issue and gets shelter as a teacher for an adopted orphan boy in the Hero's house itself. The boy is very mischieveous with everybody but becomes very friendly with Heroine Pranitha. In mean time the Hero settles heroine Pranitha in his house and goes on his job for hunt of terrorists.
On the other hand a group of 4 Heroes(friends) unemployed facing a problem with rowdy by borrowing a loan. By failing to clear the loan they promise to help the rowdy for his love interest (rowdy is in love with Heroine Pranitha).
Four Heroes get a rented house near heroine's house and plans to match the love with rowdy. At the one stage they came to know that Heroine is a daughter of multimillionaire. So they plan to love themselves so that they can settle in life.The boy destroys all the plans and the 4 Heroes can not tolerate this. So they plan to kidnap the boy but the boy will be kidnapped by the terrorists.
Since the boy got the good bonding with the Heroine so the 4 Heroes plan to get back the boy from the terrorists and impress their love and to get marry.
Finally with lot of hurdles and entertaining who will get the Heroine ?... Hero or four Heroes or rowdy ? If you want know the answer watch the movie
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Consider current projections first. These already suggest that fewer births and longer life mean the number of people aged 65 and over will increase at 10 times the overall rate of population growth in the next 40 years. Where there were only 270 centenarians in 1951, there are now 6,000. Projections suggest there could be 45,000 by 2030. Even current projections have big implications. Health and social support costs rise asymmetrically with age. People in their first decade of retirement cost the NHS twice as much as people of working age but, by 85, they are costing four times as much. Social service costs rise even more alarmingly. Pension managers, meeting this week, were forecasting a gloomy future even before the new projections.
Now along come two scientists writing in Science, who suggest that current projections are far too low. The current estimate is that male life expectancy will rise in Britain from 75 to a mere 79 by 2025, and from 80 to 83 for females. The scientists make no estimates for Britain, but their methodology suggests that female life expectancy here could rise to 100 by 2085. One of the authors suggests that female babies in the two countries with the longest life expectancy - Japan and France - already have a 50:50 chance of reaching 100.
These are not lone voices. In last year's Reith lectures, Professor Tom Kirkwood, a gerontologist, argued that ageing was neither inevitable nor necessary. If the last century's achievement - extending life expectancy by 25 years - was extended into this one, then life expectancy would reach 100 within 100 years. Hopes remain high that new medical interventions will slash heart disease and cancer death rates, the two biggest killers.
Yet there will be many sceptics, and for good reasons. The last century's achievement owed as much to social interventions - clean water, good sanitation, better housing - as medical interventions. The most important medical interventions were immunisation programmes. Together, they ended the scourges of TB, typhoid, and cholera as well as the diseases which attacked children: diptheria, measles, dysentery, whooping cough and scarlet fever. The main reason why life expectancy rose so dramatically was the elimination of high death rates among young people. Life expectancy for 65-year-olds rose only a modest amount: from another 11 years in 1880 to 16 years in the 1990s. If this century matches the last, life expectancy for 65-year-olds would only rise to 88.
Population projections are an art not a science. Current projections provide more than enough evidence that policy planners are not paying enough attention to our ageing population as it is. This country needs therefore to grasp three thorny pension challenges: raising retirement age; compulsory company contributions; and mandatory individual contributions. Health and social services are better prepared than pensions. They are already familiar with the challenge. And at least the health service starts with the government's record recent rises in investment.


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We have our Spring Season upon us and right around the corner, we have games starting up! At the beginning of each season, we like to have a coaches meeting to make sure all of the coaches are calibrated with the MYSA Coaching philosophy and to offer some support to some of our newer coaches.
This weekend, we will be holding two sessions and we would like you to attend one of the two sessions. The sessions will be Saturday and Sunday from 4:00pm-5:30pm. We are planning on having age group specific drills and coaching suggestions on both days. We will divide the groups up and there will be a Licensed Tenured coach running each group. This should be a very informative session. We will have handouts for you to take home and to take notes on (please bring a pen). Also, please wear soccer type clothes, as we will need volunteers for each group to participate in the drills.
If you would please reply to [email protected] to confirm which session you will be at, that will help us determine the number of POD's to have. Please also include the age group you are coaching. If you cannot make it, please let me know that as well, and I will work out a time to get you the information. We look forward to seeing you this weekend!
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A story of Rawhide, the origin of a man with a name, and especially of Gil Favor, and the pain of losing him—an attempt to assuage some very personal sadness—dedicated in loving memory to Eric Fleming, a hero of mine then and of now.
Barry Eysman
Crego was a man of shadows in this shabby town in the middle of stark white dunes of sand. He wore a poncho and smoked a foul smelling black small cigar. His face was creased with lines of a thousand showdowns and bounty hunting and the art of living sporadically in-between when there was a woman to be had.
He wore tight black clothes. His eyes perpetually squinted. He was brocade of night in a land of seemingly eternal summer heat blasted days. He was tall and angular. When he spoke, his voice was deceptively soft and whispery. He stood by his dark horse that seemed to shadow with him, as they had ridden together, as they had seen Cheyenne and Mexico and Kansas and New Mexico.
Crego was a man out of time. A wrath with shaggy heavy blonde dirty hair, and by the way, he was a legend. He still looked young, this peppery bearded one and his pistol sat holstered in just the second perfect way he could pull it out and end lives. Lives counted for little here. Money counted for more. Money for so little to be sold. But it still came in handy.
He stood by his horse at the near-end of Saddlburo. He was looking at the parched sand all round. At the scrubby people of poor clothing and hopeless, gaunt even, eyes, and he looked at the cheap wood buildings, the plank sidewalk, with pieces missing, at the millinery shop, with a fine model dummy in the sand blasted windows, dressed in a saloon dress, fine and long and with colors faded from long years of sun blanched stands in that window, that said no sale. No sale. The falling down hotel. The general store selling its own piles of dust and cobwebs.
He took out his cigarillo. He spat. He petted his horse, Romero, which made the gelding nicker. Crego had just had her brushed and curried and oat-fed at the stables here. Jesus would not have been born, if this had been the stable at hand. Mary and Joseph would have kept walking into infinity, baby caught dead and diseased inside her ever pregnant stomach, before they would let such a thing happen in this dreary smelly dirty place of painful darkness.
Crego pulled off his brown stained cowboy hat. He brushed his hand calloused, especially his thumb and trigger finger, through his thick mop of hair. He wanted someone to talk to. He wanted to not have to scan his eyes for the next hombre with the next bullet to head in Crego's direction, before Crego's bullet headed in said hombre's direction first. He wanted not to go out in that desert, where man and horse would fry.
His profession:
The screams of death. The hellish howls of the dying. The blood spilled out like a majestic carpet on the sands or on the wood flooring, on mountains, in valleys, always the blood spilling as if quietly and with stateliness running away from the dying in such pain, that it had had the goodness once to empower broken body, forgotten already, with life such as it was.
Where gunmen sing sonnets and women wear gingham and learn to get used to most of their children dying at birth or before or before the age of five, making need of numbers of children to make up for the deaths, numbers of lives, out here, making up for quality of life, out here.
Crego had had a stack of flapjacks and chicory coffee at Tilson's and then had brought his horse, leading him to the stable. He would give anything to be in a fancy place like well like anywhere but here. A man gets to thinking when he's riding horseback endless days and nights, camping where he just about falls off, hoping the snows don't freeze him, the heat doesn't bake him dry to bone. He hurts riding Romero. All the time. Riding horseback for such long times hurts the joints, the groin, tilts the body one way then another, far too much. Jars head and skeleton. The horse knows its own pain.
He was muscular but thin. He had killed maybe hundreds of men in his time. Some women too. But he had no pride in any of it. They had been killed blood gutted intestines groping out inside the body before leaking out into the Western air of unforgiveness because of money on their heads or bravura on their part or some by accident. Only one woman was killed because it had to do with Crego's emotions. He had none after he killed her. He learned how deeply not to care.
I wish for trees, he thought. I wish for one crummy rotten juniper or sagebrush—even sagebrush, or tumbleweed passing by would be good, because then there would be a breeze, or, God forbid, a wind, to knock the sand and dirt and blood and blood money out of my clothes and out of my hand and my soul. Goddammit! He kicked his left pale gray once dark brown cowboy boot. The dust and the sand puffed a little circle. He drew his foot back and leaned on the fencing post. He put on his hat.
Made sure his poncho did not deter his firing hand. Old habit. Of course it never did. And he knew before this day was out, he would kill again. How or why or who didn't matter. It was his life, his job, it was him. Since he killed her, it was him. That kick at the dirt was as emotional as he had gotten since. He momentarily feared cracking. He brushed the thought away as the dry still day let him stand there sweaty and still in a place of shadows, his and Romero's own, belonging to no one else. It all made for lonely. And sometimes he longed for the day he was a second off in drawing that lethal firearm of his.
He won't tell you. He can't. It's buried deeper in him than any bullet he ever propelled into any human scum before. Their screams are laughs to him. Laughter from hell, my amigo, laughter from the darkest bromide of the darkest drink of the most insane bleeding from all gouts saloon ever in nightmares of the most terrified drunk who slept in alleys and dreamed his alcohol dreams.
Men go mad in lots of ways. Sometimes the madness makes them stronger. Make them a killing machine. Make them move and fire and walk and ride and eat and sleep and occasionally make love with the fine precision of the most elegant time piece ever assembled. Not when he was 17 though.
Crego was new and unseasoned as the youngest colt ever born. He was on his first cattle drive. The Civil War had just ended. Men had nowhere to go. No homes left. The horror of war sick still in their hearts and their eyes. They had wanderlust. They could not settle down. And if punching cows for virtually no money, which they blew in saloons and whorehouses in rail towns, was what they did with their time, it was all right with them. They punched cattle. And the new jaspers fell off their horses often as not. Many killed by cattle stampedes. Many others killed in even more terrible ways, in the raging rivers of life as it was then.
The boss of the drive was Gil Favor. The ramrod was Rowdy Yates. The scout was Pete Nolan. The cook was Wishbone. The cook's louse was Mushy. Crego was to ride at the tail end of the herd, eating dust and dirt all day. He had come to admire the men round him. He admired especially Mr. Favor. A tall dark haired man with a taciturn face, finely crafted, that seldom smiled, but when he did smile, it made the men, it made Crego feel good. He was tough as rawhide, Mr. Favor. Strong and lean. A broken nose. A scar above it. But it was said when he was gentle, the world melted. His wife had known. His daughters knew.
Crego liked to be around him. Crego wore chaps like all the drovers did. They rolled their own cigarettes. They were leathery. Crego—Crego was just a kid. And like a lot of kids he never knew his father. So he adopted in a way Mr. Favor of the kind deep voice that could chew a stupid drover out because so many dangers waited in every parcel of land and air and ground. Crego would watch Mr. Favor sometimes early in the morning when the drovers were still asleep, save the cook and Mushy and the night drovers.
Mr. Favor would saddle up silently, would ride to the top of a hill or a bit from the herd, where he would write in his trail boss's journal. To see him alone under that endless sky made Crego want to be Rowdy Yates, ramrod. Green as they came at first, it was said, but a hard worker, a quick thinker and good with his gun. As were all the men. Crego learned how to get brush cattle for the herd, learned how to map a trail and deal with Indians, from Pete's stories and seeing him in action. Mr. Favor and Rowdy were a team. They could handle anything. But one.
It was close to rail's head, Sedalia, where Crego had lived as a child. He had been in love with a girl who did not love him and made it plain to see. That that happened to be where she found Rowdy chasing after stray beeves near her and her husband's ranch. Rowdy had picked Crego to help him round up the strays. She had seen the drovers, invited them to supper, and had fallen in love with Rowdy and his busy hair and boyish grin. Her foolish husband, a proud, vain man, thought being wealthy meant she loved him and could not see or if seen register Rowdy's eyes and hers.
She didn't remember Crego. Not even his name. They had already found the strays. Her husband had let the cows stay on their land till the men drove them back to the herd. She kissed Rowdy after her husband had gone to his study, after dinner. On the front porch. Saying good-bye. And Crego died inside. Crego had no way of knowing he was going to kill her.
He came back at first light and did just that. He never wept again. Mr. Favor had seen him sneaking out of camp, had followed him and almost prevented Crego from gunning her down in cold blood. The last word she heard was Crego's name, called by Mr. Favor as he pulled his gun, jumped from his horse, and ran to the ranch house, mere feet away. Crego caught her bleeding body in his arms. Her eyes looked at Crego. And saw nothing. She was busy dying and bleeding all over him, to notice him, to remember the name. He knew immediately though, she would have not remembered regardless. She hadn't last night. His name at least hadn't been said then. Some face was saved.
Mr. Favor took the man's gun away and hit him hard enough in the face to knock him out cold. And when he woke in prison, Mr. Favor and the sheriff were looking down on him, coldly, as if he were a rabid dog. And it happened. The girl would not have been enough to do it. But losing stature in a hero's eyes had. That's Crego, machine, was born.
He saw the two men walk away. They didn't say a word to him or to each other. The cell door closed like the beginning of doomsday. And prison waited ahead. And word soon that a cattle boss had drowned while herding the doggies cross a raging river. Was it him? Many drovers and bosses drowned in rivers. But something said it was him. Did that cattle boss have doubts in his mind then? Did he have doubts about his job and being able to do it? He had liked Crego enough it seemed. If Mr. Favor was wrong about him? But he must have been wrong many times before. This, though, was it the latest time? The fatal one?
Did Crego kill two people with one bullet? A man dies a lot in prison. Some men go mad in their own way. Those years prison taught him brutality. And he vowed to teach whoever he met brutality. It took the length of a moth's wingspan to happen to him; that final bit of it.
Crego, now in Saddleburo, tensed, though no one would know it, let go his hand from stroking his horse's mane, and animal-like, felt the man behind him more than saw him. Crego put his hand to his holster. He could turn and fire point blank. He had killed so many so often it meant nothing to him. But, what if?--and this was the first time he had actively engaged the thought before firing-he knew the man was to kill him—why—how-no matter. He made his mistakes early, did Crego, and never again. The man stepped on a loose sidewalk board. The man was heavy and would not have a chance. Sloppy man. One of endless droves. It was up to Crego to turn and fire and kill with ease.
Sometimes though a man carries a stillborn raging river inside himself. Sometimes that river overflows its banks and bursts forth. Would this be that time? Crego turned quickly. He couldn't have cared less what was to happen next.


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HOUSTON - A woman in La Marque was the latest victim in a string of armed home invasions that has residents on edge.
La Marque police said three men entered the home in the 2400 block of Perthuis Drive through an unlocked rear door at 11 p.m. Sunday.
Police said all three men had their faces covered with white T-shirts to conceal their identity. The men rummaged through the home and stole a number of items, including firearms.
The homeowner said she was not hurt, but several neighbors said they are upset and taking precautions.
The same can be said for residents in Sugar Land after a separate home invasion happened Monday night.
Police said in that case, a woman and her parents were victimized by four men who pretended to be pizza delivery guys, three of whom were wearing masks.
Once inside, police said they pistol whipped the mother after she tried to fight back.
Investigators said the crooks got away with thousands of dollars in cash, two TVs, jewelry, laptops, and the family's car.
This was not the only home invasion in Fort Bend County. Last week, four men barged into a home pretending to be narcotics officers.
They came in wielding guns, beat the husband, tied everyone up and got away with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Police said all of the crooks involved in each home invasion are still on the loose.
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Florida education news: Teachers in training, end of course exams, school prayer and more
KIDS TEACHING KIDS: Students in Hillsborough High's Urban Teaching Academy take over their first classrooms to see what it's really like to be an educator. (Times photo, Stephen J. Coddington)
IN THE TRENCHES: Florida education commissioner Eric J. Smith visits Pasco schools to get a first-hand look at how state policy is being implemented. He also hears some recommendations about how to do it better.
BIG DEAL: The development of an anti-depressant looks to generate millions for USF.
TESTING: Duval educators explore the implications of moving from an FCAT exit exam to end-of-course assessments, the Florida Times-Union reports.
WRONG MOVE: An appellate court rules that Manatee was wrong in forbidding a teacher from bringing a lawyer to an interview with district officials, the Bradenton Herald reports.
LABOR NEWS: Broward's teacher union sues the district to stop implementation of new health insurance benefits, the Miami Herald reports. • FAMU is looking at furloughs and layoffs for 2010-11, the Tallahassee Democrat reports.
CLASS SIZE MATTERS: Florida school districts are finding it more difficult to meet the state's class size requirements, and worry that it will be harder to do next year, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
FOR GOD'S SAKE: Some Christian educators in Santa Rosa seek to revamp the district's court decree on school prayer, saying it violates their beliefs and it's too vague, the Northwest Florida Daily News reports. More from the Pensacola News-Journal.
YEAR OF TURMOIL: Martin officials are red-faced over their year of squabbling, the Palm Beach Post reports.


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Your cellphone has a Keylogger
Do you think that your cellphone is secure? If the answer to that was yes, then think again.
Many tech nerds/geeks were angry when a few months ago they found out that Apple was actually tracking where people were. The internet was a very angry place for a little while, but it turns out that Apple people were not the only people with problems. We now know that thanks to a security researcher who has released several videos showing a thing called "Carrier IQ". The security researcher, Trevor Eckhart released a 17 minute video showing, that when you are using a HTC, Blackberry, Nokia, and several other cellphone manufacturers you are having your keys logged. If you are unfamiliar with keyloggers, they can see everything you do, even if it's an HTTPS. HTTPS is supposed to be secure, supposedly, not as much as you think. The company behind Carrier IQ defended the software to wired.com saying
"the software is used to gather "information" off the handset to understand the mobile-user experience, where phone calls are dropped, where signal quality is poor, why applications crash and battery life"
BUT the main thing is, they do not need all the information they are getting.
Main point: these phone manufactures know how wierd you really are.
None of us want to see our data snooped like this so I'm glad Eckhart uncovered this and that others are reporting on it. Perhaps Apple doesn't have the market cornered on negative coverage after all. It could very well be that this isn't as bad as it sounds, but the burden is on all the involved parties to come back with a clear response and then tone this app back or remove it. They shouldn't be logging our keystrokes whether it keeps that data on the phone or sends it all back to the carrier.
Technology has become so integrated into everything that society would cease to function without it. Technology and Privacy CAN coexist, but only if we demand it and impose harsh punishment (and punitive damages) for violators. We have privacy laws, but they need to be updated, strengthened, and enforced which doesn't happen because the biggest violator is the government itself. All kinds of institutions (especially banking ones) are forced to spy via the "patriot act."
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I seldom comment on letters such as "TSPLOST is a nonstarter" (July 18), but will make an exception.
Writer Eric Schumacher is very fortunate to live in Columbia County, one of the most affluent counties in the state. I live in Jenkins County, the county with the highest unemployment in the entire state, and one of the smallest counties.
Mr. Schumacher has access to great infrastructure and paved roads galore. They may not be what he likes, but we in Jenkins have none of that. Most of our roads are unpaved, and impassable when it rains. There are two bridges over the Ogeechee River that have been closed for two years and will not be replaced by the Georgia Department of Transportation until 2014.
This has been a real hardship for school buses and agricultural traffic for two years. There is one road in the county that needs repaving desperately. It is at the top of the list for repaving, but there is no money to do it, and there won't be until passing of the transportation special-purpose local option sales tax that Mr. Schumacher wants to deny us.
What I suggest is that he counts his blessings as to where he lives, and thinks about the rest of us who have been suffering with no repairs for some time. The TSPLOST will give us the funds to fix everything that has been on the back burner for literally years here in Jenkins County, while we saw all that 29.9 cents gas tax go to larger, more affluent counties such as Columbia.
If you doubt what I am saying, just make a run down Ga. Highway 25 to Perkins-Greenfork Road and drive at the 55 mph from the Perkins post office to Ga. Highway 23. In many cases, you will be hard-pressed to know which is pavement and which are patches. Chuck holes abound as well, and many are getting larger by the day.
I grant everything Mr. Schumacher said about the TSPLOST may be true, but if he wants the roads, they don't come free. Residents in Columbia County are not the only ones who will pay for it. We will, too, but perhaps finally we can reap some of the benefits instead of having all the road monies spent in Atlanta or the larger, wealthier counties.
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The FW430 and FW843 chipset from Agere Systems transports voice, data and video signals moving between computer and consumer electronics equipment at up to 800 Mbits/s twice as fast as current 1394A 400 Mbits/s technology. Agere's chipset reaches that speed because it adheres to the IEEE 1394B standard. This standard consists of a common set of rules of operation being installed in a growing amount of computer and consumer electronics equipment. The chipset aims to meet requirements of PC users with the need to back up critical, large files including uncompressed digital video on high-performance external hard disk drives. Video developers would find the improved performance very useful for backing up the large files they create, doing so in half the time of the 1394A chip technology. The 1394A technology provides speeds of 400 Mbits/s, extending distances of 4.5 meters. The 1394B performs at 800 Mbits/s bandwidth spanning up to 4.5 meters.
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Your Fall Television Preview: Everything Is a Copy of a Copy
Each season, a whole new slate of television shows hit the airwaves. Some will be hits, even more will be canceled, but most of all, many are, in some way, a rip off of a series plot that has already proven successful. This is how the new shows of fall 2013 connect: … More »


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A summary of trading in key commodities markets overseas:
Oil prices edged higher as a US budget impasse continued and some production outages lingered in key Middle Eastern oil producers.
US benchmark West Texas Intermediate for November delivery rose 46 US cents to $US103.49 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
European benchmark Brent oil put on 48 US cents to reach $US110.16 a barrel.
Markets remain fixated on Washington, where Democrats and Republicans continue to bicker over a partial government shutdown and raising the debt ceiling ahead of an October 17 deadline.
The WTI benchmark has been trading in a tight range of $US101.50-$US104.50, said Addison Armstrong, senior director of market research at Tradition Energy.
Gold settled little changed after a day of indecisive trading as investors stuck to the sidelines during the ongoing US federal government shutdown.
The most actively traded gold contract, for December delivery, fell 50 US cents to settle at $US1,324.60 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Gold traders saw little progress in the budget dispute between Democrats and Republicans that has plunged the US into an eight-day federal government shutdown.
London Metal Exchange (LME) metals closed mixed as the return of the Chinese market after a public holiday lent some support to prices, but the ongoing partial government shutdown in the US weighed upon the risk-related assets.
At the close of open-outcry trading in the LME ring on Tuesday, LME three-month copper was down 0.2 per cent at $US7,239 a metric ton.
Aluminium closed 0.6 per cent higher on the day at $US1,865 a metric ton.
The copper price initially edged higher in the European day, taking strength from data overnight that showed service-sector activity in China, the world's top copper consumer, continued to expand.
The return of Chinese market participants to trading following a week-long national holiday also helped lift prices, analysts said.


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Thursday, 9 May, 2002, 09:31 GMT 10:31 UK
Nissan results shine
Nissan Motor's wholesale restructuring has helped the company to a second successive year of record profits.
Results out on Thursday showed that the company made a 490bn yen ($3.8bn; �2.6bn) operating profit in the year to March, more than even the most optimistic estimates, and up 69% on the year before.
Net profits produced another record of 372bn yen, up from 331bn yen last year, on sales which rose 1.8% to 6.2 trillion yen - although unit sales were down 1.4% to 2.6 million vehicles.
The company was upbeat about the year ahead, predicting operating profits of 553bn for 2002-3.
The weakness of the yen had helped the figures, Nissan said.
French connection
The turnaround is a rare bright spot in the poorly performing Japanese economy.
In 1999, Nissan was widely seen as a basket case, triggering the entry of French carmaker Renault as an unlikely saviour.
After buying nearly 40% of Nissan, Renault inserted Brazilian-born Frenchman Carlos Ghosn - who had won the nickname "Le Cost Killer" - to try to revive the company.
And current performance seems to indicate Mr Ghosn, now president of the company, has succeeded beyond anyone's expectations.
The Nissan Revival Plan outlined in 1999 has been completed a year early, the company said, with 21,000 job cuts and a supplier base cut by half.
A new three-year business plan is now intended to take the company even further forward, it said, outlining plans for 28 new vehicles and sales up by a million vehicles a year by 2005.
It wants to reduce the debt on its automotive operations to zero, having cut it to 435bn yen - well ahead of the 700bn yen planned for by March 2003.
And it also aims to boost its market share in Japan to 22.5% from 17.9% at the moment.
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Robin Williams was a legend in his own time. Apart from being one of the most hilarious and beloved comedians in history, his work reached far beyond his ability to make us laugh. He was nominated for 9 Emmy Awards, 11 Golden Globes, 4 Academy Awards, and won the Oscar for Best Actor in 1998 for his unforgettable role in Good Will Hunting.
Robin was so much more than a talented performer. As a humanitarian, he raised millions of dollars for countless charities close to his heart. He was a father, a husband, and a friend to many. He was certainly a friend to Ellen, the show, and many of the Ellen Show family.
Robin was responsible for some of the most memorable moments our audience has ever seen. His first appearance was in the very first season of the show, and in true Robin fashion he hit the ground running, touching on topics like getting his back waxed, Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction, and Koko the gorilla.
After a recent heart surgery, Robin dropped by to catch up with Ellen on how he was feeling. As Ellen points out, heart surgery can often leave patients feeling depressed, but Robin seemed to have had a very different experience.
On one visit, he offered an idea for a French version of Siri that was downright brilliant.
He and Ellen had such a good time, we didn't have time to put everything from this visit on the show.
Recently, Robin made a return to television after three decades, and told Ellen about his experience.
Robin was always game for some fun. On his last visit, he even played Ellen's game, "Heads Up!"
At the end of his last visit, Ellen gave Robin some personalized dog toys to give to his beloved pug, Leonard. Later, Robin Instagrammed his and Leonard's thanks.
Everyone here at the Ellen DeGeneres show is shocked and saddened over the loss of our friend. Our hearts and thoughts are with his family and his three children. His impact on the world is immeasurable. There will never be anyone like him again. He will be greatly missed.


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1st game of 3 in the cold and damp again. Braves have flipped starters, Folty will start this game with Dickey going on Sat. hoping the weather will be warmer.
After the Mutts series, Kemp has 6 hits, 4 DBLs, 2 HR, Markakis leads the K parade 8, Swanson and Inciarte have 4 each, Swanson is 2-14, Inciarte is 1-13, Freddie is 3-13. Team has 6 BBs compared to 31 Ks, 21 total hits, w/RISP 3-20 with 11 Ks.
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The ultimate performance cruiser - the J/145 is the answer for sailors seeking great performance, but not at the cost of unprotected cockpits, sparse interiors or complex overpowering rigs. J/145 is the answer, too, for those who seek grace and elegance in their cruising comforts...but not at the cost of performance.
Since 2005 Primadonna has been consistently maintained and upgraded at CSR Marine up to and including an extensive refit in 2013 with New midnight blue topsides paint, New Deck paint, New mast clear coat, New B&G instrumentation all to make Primidonna the finest example of the pedigree. The owner keeps her in Bristol condition inside and out. She has been used as a perfomance cruiser with a newer genoa and mainsail w/ dutchman system.
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• SCRIMP infusion molded sandwich construction using unidirectional Tory carbon fiber with biaxial E-glass in the skins with Baltek Super-Light end-grain balsa core in the Hull and Baltek Airlite foam core in the deck. Vinylester resin is used throughout both the hull & deck.
• Majestic Blue Awlcraft hull Repainted 2013
• Balto Plate racing bottom
• California Grey two-toned nonskid deck Repainted 2013
• Pearson Composites transferable 10 year structural warranty
• Stainless steel handrails on cabin trunk
• Bow locker with deck hatch and overboard drainage for stowage of anchoring gear or spinnaker in snuffer
• Cockpit seat locker to port
• Afterdeck gear locker and steering access with standard platform for autopilot
• Molded propane locker to starboard, vented and drained overboard
• SSB ground plane in hull
• Removable bow roller
Propulsion and Steering:
• Yanmar 56 hp 4JH3-CE, fresh water cooled, 4 cylinder saildrive diesel
• Racor fuel filter & 115 amp alternator
• Two blade 20" Max Prop with 1.25" Aquamet shaft
• 75 gallon aluminum fuel tank plus a 25 gallon secondary tank
• Molded steering pedestal with Ritchie SP-5 compass, SS Guard, Edson ultra-light racing components and a 60" Ultra-light racing wheel with elkhide comfort grip.
• Hot & cold pressure water system with 6 gallon hot water tank and accumulator tank
• Self-priming direct sump pumps for shower draining directly overboard
• Automatic bilge pump with float switch
• Two manually operated bilge pump
• 90 gallon water in two tanks
• Icebox drain and valve
• Spectra Water maker
Deck Hardware:
• Two Lewmar 66AST, 3 speed primary winches
• One Lewmar electric secondary 50 AEST winch on Cabin Trunk
• One Lewmar 50 AST, 2 speed secondary winch
• Two Lewmar 54AST self-tailing, 2 speed secondary winches on cabin trunk
• Two Lewmar 48 AST, 2 speed forward halyard winches
• Harken "Black Magic" blocks for reef lines, checkstays, spinnaker and genoa blocks
• Spinlock rope clutches for halyards, reef lines, furler line, 2 tack lines and sprit launching line.
• Harken traveler system
• Harken Euro-style mainsheet system led from mast below decks aft to Lewmar self-tailing mainsheet winches near helm
• Stainless bow pulpit and stern rail with gate
• Tapered lifeline stanchions with amidships boarding gates port and starboard
• Thurston cockpit dodger
• Two helmsman white vinyl seat cushions
• Custom transom swimming ladder
• Screens for overhead hatches and companionway
• Lewmar Concept anchor Windlass
• 2 group 31 105amp deep cycle house batteries and 1 engine starting battery
• ProMariner Galvanic Isolator with monitoring device
• Batt/Maxx Automatic Battery combiner with remote momentary parallel switch near cockpit engine panel
• Navigation and steaming lights
• 30 amp 110VAC shore power system with 6 outlets, 50ft shore power cord and Guest galvanic isolator.
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o Heart Link 2000 Battery Monitor for 2 house battery banks
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• Supplementary Seafrost Shore Power refrigeration
• High polished double stainless sink
• Three burner Force 10 propane oven/stove
• Manual fresh water foot pump
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• Navtec discontinuous rod rigging and turnbuckles
• Retractable carbon fiber J/Sprit with clearcoat Awlgrip finish Repainted 2013
• Harken tackle system with control line led aft to cockpit
• Optimized Hall rigging package includes: two Vectran jib halyards, two Spectra Spinnaker halyards each with Tylaska T-12 SS shackles, 1:1 main halyard of Vectran with Wichard shackle, Mainsheet and two traveler control adjuster lines, two Spectra genoa sheets, two tapered Spectra spinnaker sheets, two Spectra spinnaker tack lines, checkstay/runner system that can be clipped forward when not in use.
• Sailtec hydraulic backstay and boomvang cylinders with two function control panel on cockpit pedestal
• Hall Spars Dutchman system for topping lift
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• Hydraulic mast step kit from Hall Spars
• Deluxe main cabin with varnished cherry bulkheads and furniture units
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• 6'4" head room in main cabin
• Forward of main bulkhead: hanging locker to starboard, sail stowage bin, step platform underneath deck hatch
• Lightweight removable forward v-berth
• Head with separate shower forward of main bulkhead, molded sink, outboard storage locker
• Hot & cold water, shower seat
• Wet storage
• Pilot berth
• Entertainment center with two cabinets and bookshelf
• Wood slats on hull sides above settee berths
• Main cabin drop-leaf table
• Removable teak & holly veneer floor panels
• Large, sit-down nav station with chart storage, overhead instrument panel and outboard book shelf
• Overhead stainless grab rails in main cabin
• Aft port: large storage area with two pipe berths and molded cabin sole, also accessed from cockpit locker
• Espar heater
• B&G Hercules system with 2 multi function displays on seahood, 1 analog wind on seahood and 4 jumbo 20/20 displays on mast
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• Laptop hook up in nav station
• B&G Autopilot
• ICom SSB
• Furuno Weather fax
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• June 2004 Quantum Hvy #1 Fusion Membrane Genoa
• June 2004 Quantum #3 Fusion Membrane Genoa
• June 2004 Quantum Storm Trysail
• Antal cars for full battens on main
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• Fire extinguishers
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Kicks 105.5 Pet of the Week (Meet Harriet)
Every Monday morning at 7:10 we feature an adoptable dog or cat from The Animal Welfare Society in New Milford. Today let's meet Harriet.
Harriet is a cutie. She's 7 years old and is looking for her forever home. She is a mix breed with a great personality, is very loving and even knows how to sit and give her paw. She would make a great pet for any family, but would probably fit in best with a retired person or couple. She does love kids and is still very playful.
For more information on Harriet and all the other adoptable Dogs and Cats, call the Animal Welfare Society in New Milford at (860) 354-1350, or visit them on Dodd Road in New Milford. Their open Tuesday's from 11am-7pm, and Wednesday's thru Saturday's from 11am-2pm. You can always visit the A.W.S. web site at www.aws-shelter.org.