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HOOVER, Ala. – Mississippi State doesn't have an explosive offense, but it's an offense that has become a relentless machine during a crucial time of the season.
Over its last nine games, No. 16 MSU is hitting .313, and it's recorded at least 10 hits in each of those games. That's the longest such streak this season for the Bulldogs (43-16).
They hope to keep it going today in the SEC Tournament semifinals against Vanderbilt.
State was swept in the regular season by Vandy.
The Bulldogs are hitting .284 in Hoover this week, led by junior shortstop Adam Frazier's 9-for-18 effort.
"It's kind of like the Muhammad Ali thing way back when," MSU coach John Cohen said. "It's like a little peck, jab, jab, jab, jab. It's not a knockout punch, but you keep jabbing, and you keep putting yourself in a position to score some runs.
"Our kids are having better at-bats."
During this nine-game stretch, Frazier is batting .468 (22 of 47). That's raised his season average 27 points, to .349. The Bulldogs' leadoff hitter had four hits in Thursday's 6-4 win over Texas A&M.
Also hitting well of late is second baseman Brett Pirtle, who's 10 of 23 (.435) his last give games. He's reached base safely in 32 consecutive games.
Outfielder Demarcus Henderson has also warmed up lately, hitting at a .409 clip (9 of 22) with five RBIs over his last six games.
"We try to take advantage of (pitchers') mistakes, and the more hits we get, it puts us in a better chance to win," Frazier said. "Some guys have been swinging it pretty well, and as long as we keep that up, it puts us in a good spot to win."
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The win over Texas A&M was one of MSU's more efficient offensive performances. While the Bulldogs were aided by three Aggie errors, they had 10 hits and on three occasions executed the hit-and-run to score runs.
In the fourth inning, Pirtle took off from first base, causing the shortstop to cover second. Henderson promptly delivered a ground ball right to the spot the shortstop had just vacated, and Pirtle took third base, eventually scoring on a sac fly.
The next inning, Alex Detz pulled a single through the right side to allow Frazier go from first to third. Pirtle then drove in Frazier.
Later that frame, Wes Rea grounded out to third base, but the hit-and-run allowed the runners to advance to second and third and took away the double play.
Then a two-out error let two runs come in for a 5-2 MSU lead.
"That's the first time since I've been here that we've taken advantage of the hit-and-runs and executed them like that," Frazier said. "If we can do that a lot, I guess that puts pressure on the defense and gives us a better chance of winning."
Cohen said he used the hit-and-run a lot Thursday because he saw an opportunity for it against A&M's right-handed hurlers, whose pitches had some sinking action. And the way his players have been swinging the bat gave him added confidence it could work.
"You can put those plays on all you want," Cohen said, "but if you don't execute them, they don't work, and our kids really executed."


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An informal student social mixer will be held on Monday evening following the scientific sessions. Senior scientists will be invited to attend and meet with students on an informal basis. Beverages and sandwiches will be available. All students are invited to attend.
Student forums (career development workshops) will be held over lunch on Tuesday and Thursday during the meeting. A range of topics will be covered to address different career paths in the aquatic sciences, skills or expertise important for these careers, and strategies for successfully competing for jobs, grants, or fellowships. A limited number of lunches (Bento Boxes) will be provided. All students are invited to participate. Descriptions are as follows:
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Nuns, the ones dressed to look like they belong to some Antarctic bird-worshiping cult, are still considered cute. They've avoided the scandals created by their patriarchal brethren, with nothing more sinister in many memories than ruler-rapped knuckles. The musical Nunsense is bringing those memories back at the Courthouse Center for the Arts, in West Kingston, through June 3. With book, music, and lyrics by Dan Goggin, it's directed and choreographed by Richard Sabellico.
The production is being performed delightfully by its cast of five, but the actors rise heads and shoulders above their material. Though enormously popular since its creation in 1985, Nunsense is like the first, clunky Star Trek series with William Shatner: the creators should have known that so much more could be done with the premise.
The setup is that the Little Sisters of Hoboken are staging a musical in the Mt. Saint Helen's School auditorium to raise money to bury the four dead nuns that are currently in the freezer downstairs. Seems that their cook knocked off the other 52 nuns with a pot of botulism-tainted vichyssoise soup. They thought they had raised enough money to bury them all, but Mother Superior (Marilyn Farina) spent some on a VCR. (The high-end jewel-encrusted model, I guess. Goggin has since updated the purchase to a hi-def TV, but this production is going for historical verisimilitude.)
Good enough so far. Unfortunately, although witty or at least funny jokes take no longer to crack, lame ones are given preference here, along the lines of using an ironing board to make pressed duck. And we are to believe that these nuns would tell seriously bawdy jokes, unable to resist the temptation of cracking wise about a readily available image (kneeling in prayer).
The good sisters are a varied lot. Katie Claire Bradley's Sister Robert Anne is from Brooklyn and streetwise (not that she knows how to get places, as her Mother Superior thinks it means), and demonstrates her gotta-sing exuberance and limelight lust in "Playing Second Fiddle" and "I Just Want to Be a Star." Dana Domenick's Sister Mary Leo wants to express her devotion through dance, so we get her on pointe daintily prancing through "The Dying Nun Ballet." Impishly grinning and full of life, Ashley Kelley's Sister Mary Hubert leads the rousing, crowd-clapping gospel-inspired "Holier Than Thou" that ends the show. Kaitlyn Rosen's Sister Mary Amnesia is understandably shy, always on the verge of recalling her real name; she does a duet with a hand puppet, singing "So You Want To Be a Nun." "Tackle That Temptation With a Time Step" gives four of them some toe-tapping exercise, with Bradley and Domenick squaring off for the fancy finale. As Mother Superior, Marilyn Farina gets to ham it up as high and aroused by an inhalant she confiscated from a student.
One opportunity taken up to funny effect is their Cooking with the BVM (as in Blessed Virgin Mary, for heaven's sake) cookbook, full of recipes such as Barbecued Ribs St. Joan, Leg of Lamb of God, and Mary Magdalene Tarts ("they're easy," someone puns). They were collected by Sister Julia, of vichyssoise ill-fame. The sisters suddenly are all in a tizzy, in a typically phony joke opportunity, when they realize that that recipe is included. Since botulism isn't one of the ingredients, their dismay doesn't make sense; but sense plays second fiddle when your audience isn't supposed to be thinking.
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"Where two or more are gathered in his name, there am I among them" (Matthew 18:20)
This passage has been stuck in my mind and my heart for some time now. You see, Church to me is less in the building as it is in the community and in the heart and mind of the believer. I was dragged into a debate the other day about salvation and church. I won't recreate the debate here, but the gist of it was that a coworker of mine seemed to think that if you did not attend one specific church, well than.. you are doomed.
The basis of his argument tended toward the brick and mortar of the church, and in my opinion, less with the matters of the heart. We agreed on each and every point that should lead us to a good life and a possible salvation, but in the end could not come to resolution on which building we should worship in.
I shared with him the idea that I did not need a church house to be "saved". I have everything I need in my heart and mind. Well this blew his mind. I talked to him about Scouts own services… held in the woods. "Can't be done" he said.. "No substitute for 'the real thing'" he went on. I told him that I am a lot more connected with my God when we are out in the woods than I ever have been sitting in the pews at church. Watching as our young Chaplains Aide conducts the Scouts own service is more spiritual to me than hearing someone go on and on about how I should live my life and oh by the way.. dig deep when the collection plate comes around.
I have heard wisdom beyond their years come from a Scout as he talks about what living the Scout Law means. I have seen as both young and old men tear up at the sight of Gods majesty as we reflect on his power and wonder sitting at a vista along the trail. I know God and He knows me and He gets to decide who joins him in heaven.
I have sung praise in snow banks and got on my knees in prayer led by a Scout that does not recite a prayer, but talks to Our Father from the heart. This is Church… this is where I know God.
We were on a camp out one gorgeous Spring when our Chaplains aide spoke the words, "Where two or more are gathered in his name, there am I among them". I looked at one of the Assistant Scoutmasters that was standing next to me, we nodded in agreement. I then panned the group of Scouts that sat quietly listening to their friend talk about a Scout being Reverent. I honestly felt the presence of my God right there.
Now I am not saying that churches are not an important part of people's lives. But Brick and Mortar buildings only stand to facilitate what goes on inside them.
My coworker is a good Christian man, I am sure that his heart is in the right place. But sometimes don't you think the mind should follow.
My sister and I talked the other night about church. We were both raised in a family that never missed a Sunday. We believe and participate fully in the sacraments. As we have aged, we both have spent less time in the building, but our faith has grown stronger. It was interesting to talk with her about how she feels about this. There is some guilt about not being in the building, but fundamentally we both feel stronger in our faith.
I suppose I have separated my faith from the business of the church. I can't stand the politics and the drama, I refuse to participate in a show. I want spiritual food and I find that within the context of the Scouts own and my relationship with our Lord. I have heard some churches refer to the "personal relationship with our Lord and Saviour".. I have one of them, do I need the building or is two or more of us gathered in His name enough?
It is a debate in the mind now, one that I seem to be winning. I believe.. sometimes I think the show that runs at 8 and 11 on First street misses the point sometimes. It's not a curtain call, its our spiritual well-being that I seek. I find it in the woods.
This is a heavy topic, I want to know what you think, how you feel. I don't want to debate you… but I am interesting in hearing your take on this issue. Leave a comment.
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This is an interesting idea, although I'm not 100% certain about the execution and the intended market. The game is titled "Fight Game Rivals" being produced by our friends at Fight Game, which for the uninitiated means strong links to Golden Glory. The game is being developed for Windows Phone 7 and might have a way of being used on an Xbox 360 as well through the XBL Marketplace, but it is still not clear if it will be available on anything other than a WP7 device. If you are a mobile phone enthusiast, you probably steer clear of WP7 unless you are a Microsoft enthusiast as well. This isn't a slight at Microsoft as much as it is a fact, backed up by a recent report. Android, iOS (iPhone, iPad), RIM (BlackBerry) and "other" (most likely includes Palm/HP's WebOS) are all ahead of WP7 in the U.S.
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The Expressions Dance Company will perform "Behind the Movement: E-Unit" at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, April 8-10, in the Frist Campus Center theater.
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By Martha Hardy
First, I must apologize to my readers for my goof in the last news column. I was in a big hurry when typing up the news and inadvertently mixed up some of the telephone numbers.
I am always asking you to call me with news and then I goofed and it would have been impossible to reach me.
My friend Rhonda Pennington called me(she knew the real #number) and informed me of the mistake. We had a nice long chat with her husband, Tim. He is a good friend of my son Norm. Thanks to you, Rhonda.
My neighbors and good friends Betty and David Greer recently enjoyed a visit from David's brother, Lynn and his wife Marvlyn from Oxford. They had a good time reminiscing as they toured the old homeplace where they grew
My son Chuck who lives in Memphis came down this week end with several packages of catfish nuggets and a small package of calamari and since he was going to fire up his outside cooker we decided to also do some breaded okra as well as some chicken livers. Needless to say, we had an overabundance of food but it was very good. My cats also had a feast.
Cornersville Methodist Church held a Community Family Festival on Saturday Oct 22, 2011.
There was lots of food, a bonfire, hay ride, and the entertainment included Mitch Stone from Potts Camp. It was well attended and I really enjoyed visiting with some people that I had not seen in a while.
Amaziah Baptist Church also had a huge festival at the home of Deborah and Ronnie Hall. My son Austin tells me it was so very much fun as they also had a huge bonfire, hayride, games, and food.
Hopefully these will become an annual event as the children will have pleasant memories of these times.
And in this vein Roger Crane announced at church last Sunday that there was a block party at his house on the Saturday as the other events with the usual bonfire, food etc.
I enjoyed a telephone chat with my friend Twanda Black this morning. We also took a mental walk down memory lane as she and I have experienced some of the same heart aches in the loss of our loved ones
I enjoyed a visit with my friend and neighbor Carolyn Scott we also did some reminiscing as we go back a lot of years I am so blessed to have so many wonderful friends whom I treasure.
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That is all for now. Here is this week thought: "The best way to kill time is to work it to death." So, until nest time, may God bless and keep you close.
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Athleticism, speed, strength, power, endurance: Humans celebrate these attributes in such events as the Olympic Games, but in the animal kingdom, they are necessary for survival. Animals perform amazing feats every day, not with the purpose of winning or being named the best, but in order to eat, mate, escape predators, and endure the elements.
The Cheetah is said to be the fastest-running mammal on earth, with a top sprinting speed of 70 miles per hour (mph). Why does it run so fast? To catch the fleet-footed gazelles and antelopes on which it feeds. In its natural habitat in Africa, the Cheetah can outrun its fleetest prey. Like human sprinters, it cannot sprint at top speed for long and must take down its prey within a distance of about 300 yards. If the Cheetah lived in North America, it might meet its match. The Pronghorn antelope has been clocked at close to 70 mph and can run for long distances at 30 to 45 mph. Interestingly enough, these two animals run these top speeds for different reasons: the Cheetah runs in pursuit, while the Pronghorn runs to escape.
The Peregrine Falcon is widely acknowledged to be the fastest moving bird, achieving astonishing speeds when it dives for prey. Some sources say it can top 200 mph, while others put the figure at about 120 mph. Either way, it would be hard for any other bird to escape it. On foot, the fastest bird is the Ostrich, which can run about 40 mph. It outpaces the Greater Roadrunner, North America's fastest running bird, which tops out at about 25 mph. Coyotes, incidentally, can also outrun roadrunners with a cruising speed of 25-30 mph and a top speed of 40 mph.
The Olympic Marathon, a paltry 26 miles, doesn't come close to the marathons some animals endure. Take the Arctic Tern, for instance. It migrates between the North and South Poles, covering a distance of as much as 30,000 miles each and every year. Some birds spend most of their lives in flight. Swifts, for example, have very underdeveloped legs and live almost entirely on the wing. Some seabirds, such as the Sooty Tern, fly for years without landing. The Wandering Albatross is named for its propensity to fly thousands of miles on feeding trips.
Fish can make long-distance migrations as well. Some salmon, swimming between the ocean and the rivers in which they spawn, cover 2,000 miles. European Eels are said to swim up to 3,700 miles to reach their breeding grounds in the Sargasso Sea located in the Atlantic Ocean.
The great annual migration of wildebeests and zebras in the African Serengeti covers about 2,000 miles. But the longest annual migration by a mammal is the 10,000-mile circuit made by the Gray Whale from the Arctic to its warm winter calving areas and back again.
The Sperm Whale is generally acknowledged to be the deepest diving mammal, but the Northern Bottlenose Whale is not far behind. The Sperm Whale is known to dive a mile (5,280 feet) or deeper and to stay under for more than 2 hours. The Bottlenose is said to dive at least 5,000 feet and is also able to remain submerged for 2 hours. If the two were competing in an Olympic event, the odds would be about even.
There is little competition for the deepest diving bird, the Emperor Penguin, which can dive to a depth of 1,770 feet. Outside of the penguin family, the Thick-billed Murre may be one of the Emperor's nearest competitors; it is thought to dive to 600-700 feet. Dovekies (300 feet), Loons (250 feet), Atlantic Puffins (160 feet), and Long-tailed Ducks (130 feet) are all superb divers but are no match for the Emperor Penguin.
Some types of kangaroos can leap a distance of 30 feet. White-tailed Deer, when bounding, can cover almost the same distance. But the long-jump champion is probably the inch-long Southern Cricket Frog, which makes leaps of more than 60 times its body length.
As for the high jump, the Red Kangaroo can hurdle a 10-foot fence. North America's White-tailed Deer can hurdle an obstacle 8 1/2 feet high. Those leapers have got nothing on the lowly spittlebug though, which jumps 115 times its body height. The deer and kangaroo would have to jump about 600 feet to compete with the spittlebug!
No animal on earth can lift as much weight as the African Elephant, which can pick up a one-ton weight with its trunk. Relative to body size, however, the elephant doesn't even come close to the strongest animal on earth. What is it? The Rhinoceros Beetle. This rather strange-looking little creature can carry 850 times its own body weight. The elephant, carrying only one-fourth of its body weight, isn't even close in this contest.
At the Olympic Games, the fastest runners, highest jumpers, and most skillful divers win medals and worldwide acclaim. In the animal world, no medals are awarded, and individuals don't often achieve fame for their accomplishments. Rather, the amazing athletic feats performed by animals enable them to escape danger, catch food, impress a mate . . . and to live another day.
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Posted 14 December 2011 - 09:09 PM
Are there psd files too?
Yes,there are also .psd versions of all the .png files. I'm sure I could do something fabulous with them if I could just figure out how to use them.
Posted 14 December 2011 - 09:18 PM
I am sure Amanda can help you out with this, you can send her a private message here:
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Thanks, I appreciate the suggestion. I contacted her and am hoping she is a good "explainer."
Posted 14 December 2011 - 10:02 PM
Here's the template you're talking about. I opened the PSD verion of: ASO_SSEmb_MaskClusters_Natural_2
I opened up a paper I wanted to use and selected the layer called "mask" in the PSD. I dragged the paper OVER this layer. And hit CTRL+ALT+G. This "clips" the paper to my mask.
Here's what it looks like with the paper attached. Do the same thing with the layer named "photo". Drag a photo OVER this layer and clip (CRTL+ALT+G)
You can add a style to the "Frame" part, recolor it, or leave it as is. All these templates work the same, some just may have more layers than others. Hope that helps!
(By the way, that "blank" file, really isn't blank, it just looks that way in your preview b/c it's entirely white )
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When I clip my paper to the mask, I end up with the grey mask on top of a page of decorative paper. In Amanda's explanation, it looks like her mask has actually changed colors. I did get a photo on top of the whole production, used the magic wand to select the grey part and filled it with a different color but the little decorative squiggles are still grey. Is there a way to get them to match the rest of the mask in color?
It sounds like you have your layers out of order. If you look at Amanda's last screen shot (click it to make it bigger), you'll see that the selected layer (highlighted blue - called Layer 1) is the decorative paper, and it's above the bottom layer (the grey swirly bit). You're clipping the layer above (pretty paper) to the layer directly below it (cool shapes). You know it's clipped, when you see it indented and the grey part takes on your paper color.
Once you master clipping masks, you'll be amazed at how quickly you can pull things together by using the .psd files with everything already positioned - just add your papers/colors/embellies!
Posted 16 December 2011 - 05:55 PM
My thanks for all the moral support.
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The rounded corners are so the the paper could be layered above a "full square" of a contrasting color, and leave a rounded edge. This gives a framed effect. Your solution is fine if you don't want to stack it.
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After fooling around, I found that right clicking on the top (paper) layer and then choosing "create clipping mask" does the trick. Not being real patient with the learning curve!
OK, it's me again and I am back with a new computer. Have always been a windows gal until Santa gave me a new Mac. I can't get my clipping of paper over mask to work anymore with the old ctrl+alt+g ......is there a different command for Mac? Working in CS6 now.
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Loaded with hash brown potatoes, cheese and Alfredo pasta sauce, this fast-to-fix casserole is almost a meal by itself!
Quickly thaw the potatoes by microwaving them in a microwavable bowl uncovered on High for 3 to 5 minutes, stirring once.
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In the market for a new Android-powered smartphone? If you can stand to wait, we'd suggest you hold out just a little bit longer. According to SamMobile.com, South Korea-based Samsung is going to unveil the next generation in the line of Galaxy phones on March 14. This information stems from a tweet sent by Eldar Murtazin, the founder of Russian telecom website Mobile-Review.
We have to admit, it's a little strange for Samsung to wait to make this announcement after this year's Mobile World Congress – we hear they are skipping out on it – which takes place in Barcelona just two weeks prior. But perhaps they don't want their big announcement to be lost in a sea of mobile innovations.
There isn't too much news about the Galaxy S4, but as far as appearance, it's very likely going to have much the same look as the Galaxy S3. The real improvements will be on the guts of the device. Each is expected to have a nearly 5-inch Super AMOLED high definition screen, 2GB of RAM, 13-megapixel rear-facing camera, two megapixel front-facing camera, and will run on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.
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By Carlie Kollath Wells/NEMS Daily Journal
Last week, the BancorpSouth Arena took over operations of its neighbor, the BancorpSouth Conference Center. Master Hospitality, which owns the Hilton Garden Inn, previously ran the center's operations. Business reporter Carlie Kollath Wells last week interviewed various officials regarding the deal and what it means for Tupelo.
Q: Why was the change made?
A: The original vision was for the arena and the conference center to be operated together. The funding didn't work out during construction so they were operated separately.
In recent years, Master Hospitality said the conference center was having financial difficulties. John Oxford, chairman of the Tupelo Redevelopment Agency, which owns the center, said last week Master Hospitality was late on its lease payments.
TRA broke the contract Wednesday and Master Hospitality settled its account for about $514,500, including all of the fixtures inside the center.
Scott Reed, chairman of the Tupelo Coliseum Commission, said the conference center fits in with its vision of also having a performing arts center downtown.
"We'll really have an entire package to sell," Reed said. "It helps tremendously to have one group looking at the entire complex and the big picture."
Q: What happens to the employees of the conference center?
A: The Tupelo Coliseum Commission oversees the arena and is paying Master Hospitality to run the conference center for the rest of the month. During that time, Todd Hunt, arena director, will look for ways to reduce expenses by using arena employees at the conference center going forward.
Shari Neely, director of sales at the Hilton, said about 90 people are on the payroll for Master Hospitality in Tupelo. She said it's hard to tell how many of those are required to make the conference center run because they work for both buildings.
Q: What about catering at the conference center?
A: As of Thursday, Joshua Simpson no longer is executive chef at the Hilton. The position was eliminated. He previously handled food at both facilities. He said he's staying through the transition period then he will focus on his catering business.
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I first saw the story through a blast email. Then I saw it on the Times website. Then it was gone.
The thrust of the piece is dramatically different and, unless I'm missing something, leaves out this critical quote from a Romney senior advisor explaining their rationale. "We've had this consistent critique and narrative on Obama's foreign policy, and we felt this was a situation that met our critique, that Obama really has been pretty weak in a number of ways on foreign policy, especially if you look at his dealings with the Arab Spring and its aftermath."
So basically, we saw this thing happen. It fit with our campaign narrative. So we pounced.
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TUPELO – Democratic congressional challenger Brad Morris darkens when discussing what he calls the complete failure of the current Congress and the catastrophic consequences of a Republican agenda.
Spurred by its resentment of the president, Morris said, the Republican-held House instigated a two-year-old stalemate that has sacrificed the country in order to punish Democrats.
And if they gain control of the White House or Senate, he said, the GOP will hobble the core columns upon which the middle-class rests: education, health care and Social Security.
"I understand that the Democratic brand has issues and is disconnected with folks," Morris said Thursday while campaigning in Tupelo. "But the Republican brand has issues, too, and if people will look at it with their eyes wide open, they'll see it goes against everything necessary to help communities like ours grow."
Morris, 37, wants to unseat Republican incumbent U.S. Rep. Alan Nunnelee in the Nov. 6 general election. This is the candidate's first run for Congress, but it's not his first time on the campaign trail. He was campaign manager and chief of staff to Nunnelee's predecessor, U.S. Rep. Travis Childers, D-Miss., who served from 2008-2010.
During Childers' two years in office, Morris shadowed his boss through the House of Representatives, building a list of contacts and learning the ways of Washington.
If elected, Morris says he's ready to jump in and work without much of a learning curve.
Immersed in politics
Morris got his first taste of politics at a young age. He was in eighth grade at Tupelo's Lawhon Junior High School when he saw firsthand how regular people can effect change in government.
At the urging of his civics teacher, Morris and his classmates wrote to then-U.S. Rep. Jamie Whitten asking for a tree to be planted on the Capitol grounds in honor of U.S. Sen. John Stennis, who was retiring.
Whitten agreed, and Morris was among a small contingency sent to Washington for the occasion. As student council president, the candidate got to speak at the ceremony.
The experience "really opened my eyes," Morris said, "and sparked an interest in me for the government and for public service."
Morris continued serving on student council in middle school and at Itawamba Agricultural High School. Upon graduating, he returned to D.C. as a student at George Washington University where he earned an undergraduate degree in political science.
When he came home to Mississippi, he started a bi-weekly political newsletter named MS POL that the Mississippi Business Journal in 1998 called "must-read material for anyone involved or interested in politics, policy and government."
Morris traveled the state, building up a network of political contacts who could feed him breaking information for his bipartisan newsletter. At the same time, he earned a masters of accountancy and a law degree from the University of Mississippi.
Then, at age 27, he entered the District 5 state Senate race for the seat previously held by Democrat John White of Baldwyn. But he dropped out after then -Gov. Musgrove announced the race would use the old district lines, which excluded his residence in Dorsey.
Morris also ran the 2007 secretary of state campaign for Democratic candidate John Windsor, who lost in the primary.
The next year, he led Childers' successful bid for the U.S. House and eventually became his chief of staff.
Difference in views
Because most of his political career occurred behind the scenes, Morris knows all the Democratic players but lacks the widespread name recognition that could earn him 1st District votes.
Well-funded candidates can combat that problem by inundating the air waves with commercials. But Morris has raised just $100,000 versus Nunnelee's $1.8 million, according to the candidates' most recent campaign finance reports, filed in July. That's enough for a few TV spots but not a massive ad campaign.
"The ability to raise money usually comes with an effective party organization, and, say what you will, but the Democrats are in disarray in Mississippi right now," said Marty Wiseman, executive director of Mississippi State University's John C. Stennis Institute of Government. "He's at disadvantage there, but there are still a number of old-time Democrats in the eastern half of the district."
Money helps, but it's not everything, said Mississippi Democratic Party Executive Director Rickey Cole, who thinks Morris stands a good chance of winning based on his political experience and a message that resonates with the middle class.
"There is no state in the Union than has any greater need for good congressional representation than Mississippi to deliver federal dollars for job training, for economic development, to help projects like the Toyota branch in Blue Springs, to help small businesses and small farmers," Cole said. "We need a congressman in the 1st Congressional District who will work to create jobs rather than simply follow the Republican leadership."
Mississippi gets $2.47 in federal funding for every tax dollar paid – a higher percentage than nearly every other state in the nation, according to the publication Mother Jones, which cited IRS data.
"We'd be a third-world country if it weren't for federal investment," Cole said.
He went on to criticize Nunnelee and the GOP for trying to reduce national spending on the very programs helping so many Mississippians: food stamps, Medicaid, Medicare, tuition assistance and workforce training. These are the areas Morris will fight to protect, he said.
Nunnelee argued that Mississippi can – and should – stand on its own without government handouts.
"I don't think the measure of a successful government should be how many people are living on government assistance," the incumbent said. "I think a successful government should be measured by the opportunities it offers its people."
Republican insiders, including Nunnelee, say Morris seems like a nice guy who worked hard to get where he's at. But they disagree with his policies and with his party. Democrats just have it wrong, they say.
Among the issues that irk the GOP are the Democrats' tolerance of same-sex marriage, support of the constitutional right to abortion and their backing of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act – commonly called Obamacare.
"They virtually removed God from their party platform," said Lee County Tea Party Chairman Grant Sowell, who said Nunnelee better represents the 1st District on social issues.
Health care woes
Morris was born in the Delta to a teenage mother and was raised most of his life in Dorsey by his maternal grandparents – L.B. Morris, a Baptist preacher and pallet factory worker; and Opal Josephine Morris, a seamstress.
The family lived in a modest, one-story brick home. They never had a lot of money, but never suffered financially, either. At least not until his grandfather's heart attack.
That was the first time Morris saw his grandfather as vulnerable and the first time he saw his family worry about paying medical bills. After that, he said, health care and its cost became a major issue in the Morris household.
It would stay that way until his grandparents became old enough to qualify for Social Security and Medicare. Morris called those programs a lifeline for his family and for the millions retirees lacking the wealth necessary to afford health care.
"That experience colored who I am," Morris said. "I know people in north Mississippi are jaded about health care reform, and it's unfortunate. I've read the bill, and there are a lot of good things in it for the people here. It's not perfect, but it's a start."
Morris also dismissed the idea that government assistance promotes dependence. Without the federal programs available, he said, he wouldn't have benefited from a solid education in north Mississippi and he wouldn't have been able to afford college.
Now a practicing attorney in Oxford, Morris said he wants to fight to keep in place the same safety nets that assured him a bright future.
"Brad supports keeping programs in effect that affect the middle class," said Chickasaw Democratic Party Chairman Gene Barton. "I've been a practicing attorney for 35 years and see people all the time that need help getting on workman's comp, getting on Medicare.
The Republicans want to balance the budget with entitlements, but you need to look at what that means: cutting back on Medicaid, Medicare, food stamps, all of these programs that help Mississippi."
Morris recently married to Sharon. The couple currently have no children.


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Norwich — Two police officers were injured late Thursday when a car they attempted to pull over crashed into their cruiser.
At about 11:15 p.m., Officers Kenneth Wright and Christopher Nott stopped a motor vehicle in the area of Boswell Avenue and Seventh Street. After a brief interaction with the officers, the driver of the vehicle drove away at a high rate of speed.
Officers briefly followed the vehicle onto Prospect Street, but soon called off the pursuit. The officers lost sight of the car as it continued south on Prospect.
Apparently, police said, the driver turned onto a parallel street and began to travel north in the direction of the two officers who were no longer pursuing the vehicle. When the driver turned left again and failed to stop at a stop sign, the vehicle collided with the officers' patrol car at the intersection of Prospect and Tenth streets, police said.
Wright and Nott were injured in the collision and each were treated at William W. Backus Hospital then released.
Police charged the driver of the vehicle, Romance W. Brown, 24, of 191 Laurel Hill Ave. with second-degree assault, reckless driving, interfering with police, failure to obey a stop sign and engaging police in pursuit.
Three parked cars also were damage in the crash.
A stop sign and the Tenth Street sign also were damaged and were still on the ground early Friday morning. A torn fender from one of the parked cars rested on the doorstep of a home at 258 Prospect St.
A passenger in the car, Jamal D. Wright, 43, of 44 Norwich Ave. was arrested on charges unrelated to the collision - interfering with police, third-degree criminal mischief and failure to submit to fingerprints.
This is not the first time the pair have been arrested together. In July 2009, they were charged with robbing and assaulting a man on West Main Street in Norwich.
Both men were being held on bond, pending their arraignment Friday in Norwich Superior Court.
This is the second time this week that Norwich police officers were injured while responding to a call. Officer Jonathan Ley was shot multiple times Monday during a standoff with a suicidal man at the Cedar Glen Apartments on Cedar Street. Ley was released from the hospital Thursday.
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Baroness Thatcher Funeral - Born Margaret Hilda Roberts on 13th October, 1925, in Grantham, England, Thatcher became one of the most influential figures of the 20th century after entering politics in the 1950s. Nicknamed The Iron Lady for her tough conservative stance, Thatcher became Britain's first female prime minister after waging a successful general election campaign in 1979 and she went on to serve three consecutive terms in office. The veteran politician passed away on 8 April, 2013, after suffering a stroke following several years of declining health. - London, United Kingdom - Wednesday 17th April 2013 (2 Pictures)
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This Doctor won't be saying 'goodbye' in the same way as those who have left the series in recent years.


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This is all very worry some for sure, but since we are all selling "working dogs," it would seem that we are exempt - correct?
This is all very worry some for sure, but since we are all selling "working dogs," it would seem that we are exempt - correct?
Any woman who does not thoroughly enjoy tramping across the country on a clear, frosty morning with a good gun and a pair of dogs does not know how to enjoy life. ~ Annie Oakley
Do you listen to God as well as your dog listens to you? Can God run "Blinds" with you?
That's my take--and the exemption that allows us to sell an occasional "pet" that doesn't measure up as a working dog should cover most of us.
Sight To Sea Labradors
Southern Cross at Sight to Sea MH QAA "Crosby" (by NAFC FC AFC Cody Cut a Lean Grade)
Tealwood's Willing at Sight to Sea JH ( by CH I am Able)
Briarglen's Running on Faith JH (by FC Fish River's Out of the Park)
Glendair's Come Home to the Sea ( By Ch Topform's Edward MH, QAA)
Sight To Sea's Take Aim SH (by Sight to Sea's Southern Comfort SH )Aug 23 2003-Feb 2013 Go get em , Man!
Owner www.sighttosealabs.com
Manager of www.DeCoverlykennels.com
Terrie Tomlinson
Frontier Retrievers
HR Frontier's True Grit With a Cause "Rooster"
Frontier's Gossip Girl With A Cause "Gabby"
Boykin Spaniels: Max, Rummy, Luna, Jewels, Bella, Maisie, Pepper, Wager, Ruby
In Memory:
HRCH Frontier's Cherokee Rebel MH (5-9-2000 to 12-6-2011)
Moonstone's Little Girl Found MH (3-20-1998 to 5-2-2008)
HR Five Star Winning Sue SH (4-16-2006 to 9-11-2016)
Calebri's Take the Money and Run JH (3-3-2008 to 6-20-2012)
This is the quote from the article, glad to be in the hunting dog departmentHowever, this rule will only affect those dog breeders who sell dogs as pets, not for
hunting, security, breeding, or other purposes;
Any woman who does not thoroughly enjoy tramping across the country on a clear, frosty morning with a good gun and a pair of dogs does not know how to enjoy life. ~ Annie Oakley
Do you listen to God as well as your dog listens to you? Can God run "Blinds" with you?
And I'll be glad to be down to 4 breedable girls before long, regardless.
Ok, around page 30 on this link:http://www.aphis.usda.gov/newsroom/2..._2011-2003.pdf someone asks about requiring the direct viewing of the breeding animals and their living conditions. APHIS states that they are NOT changing the wording to include this (Thank God!) because it is beyond the scope of what they are trying to accomplish? WTH? I thought that the whole reason they are doing this is to insure the health and well being of the animals, right? I guess this only pertains to some animals and not others? They go on and on about the poor puppies being bought sight unseen with so many health issues, so they try to correct it by making people come and see the pup before its shipped. It doesn't require the seller to show anyone the dam or kennel area. It was even brought up that someone could meet at a dummy store or heck, even Walmart and that would fulfill the requirement.
Don't get me wrong, I am all against this stupid farce against breeders, but how does this ensure that the pup that you are buying is healthy? Give a pup a bath with sweet smelling shampoo, clean the goop out of its eyes, feed it some tylan powder to cover up the diarrhea, and you have a pup that looks pretty normal. How many pet people even have an inkling of a clue as to what to look for? They are impulse buyers! See that cute little puppy? Oh I gotta have it now! Oh, it got a bit car sick, and that trip really tired him out because he just lays around, which is great because he isn't chewing on anything. Oh, and he must be housebroken because he hasn't pooped once!
Unless the puppy mill or back yard breeder is a total idiot and tries to sell a half starved flea bitten hairless mutt (in which case, the buyer will most likely buy it to 'save it' ), I really don't see the whole point of this buyer, seller, pet, in the same place rule.
I guess I am kind of hard hearted, but if you spend more time picking out a set of tires for the car or do more research as to the number of transfat calories in your lunch, then I think that you get what you deserve. What happened to survival of the fittest? Heck, what happened to darwinism?
Raina Anderson WWW.FIREHOUSELABS.COM
According to this BMI chart, I am too short !!!
Yes, but you are now liable for sales tax since the buyer purchased the dog in state.
IL is trying to crack down on breeders not charging sales tax for puppies. I got a nasty letter from them warning me that I'd better start charging and submitting sales tax for all puppies I sell.
I don't sell puppies. I board dogs.
Barb Gibson
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also UCH HR UH UUD NN UJJ URO1 UHIT
(golden retriever) born 3-10-07
a.k.a. "Tito", "The Tito Monster"
You don't charge sales tax on boarding?
In my county in Wis. it is 5.5%.
Same for selling anything.
Never confuse activity with success.
"Ummmmmmm Isn't a word." Judge Judy
I have a sales tax license and have to collect on pups picked up here. Iowa does not require sales tax on boarding because it is a "service," not a "product."


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Searching OCLC WorldCat: Old Standbys and New Ways to Search Which May Prove Useful
by Frank Newton, Gardner-Webb University Library
This information is from the following OCLC sources, though some of the examples are original:
(1) The new Reference Card ("Connexion: Searching WorldCat Quick Reference") at
http://www.oclc.org/support/documentation/worldcat/searching/refcard/searchworldcatquickref.pdf (pdf format) or at
http://www.oclc.org/support/documentation/worldcat/searching/refcard/default.htm (htm format)
(2) The tutorial at
http://www.oclc.org/support/training/connexion/client/tutorial/ .
(3) Technical Bulletin 251 at http://www.oclc.org/support/documentation/worldcat/tb/251/ .
All of those OCLC documents contain additional information. The Reference Card is recommended especially for details on stopwords, truncation and wildcards, Boolean operators, and the list of the new specific material type qualifiers (see #11 below).
The good news is that the historically oldest and shortest ways of searching WorldCat are unchanged: ISBN, OCLC #, 3,2,2,1 & 4,3,1, etc. The most sweeping change is that the index labels -- ti for title, au for author, su for subject, and all the others which are shown below with examples -- now have to be followed by obligatory punctuation, either a colon: or an equals sign=. A colon: indicates a keyword search: just one word anywhere in the field, and keyword searches can be anded together. An equals sign= indicates a phrase search; these cannot be anded together. When a w is added before the equals sign, it is called a "whole phrase search." As usual, a keyword search is especially useful when the field contains a word that is fairly precise and not real common (e.g. Tolkien). Hopefully, the examples will give you some hints on when these different types of searches might come in handy. The old standbies plus scan ti= (with the equals sign) will still be our mainstays.
* 1a) Derived searches are exactly the same!!
4,3,1 roos,fra,d
=4,3,1 =inte,rev,s
* 1b) Keyword and phrase searches.
* The colon searches (au: and cn: and pn:) are author keyword searches. They will find one word anywhere in the author's name. au:truman and pn:truman will find both Margaret Truman and Truman Capote.
* You can use a whole phrase search auw=, cnw=, or pnw= for greater precision when you know the established heading for the author. You might search pnw=strauss johann 1804-1849 if you know the piece you are cataloging was composed by Johann Strauss Sr.and not by his more prolific son, Johann Strauss Jr. the waltz-composer (Junior's heading is Strauss, Johann, 1825-1899).
* Conversely, you use the equals search without the w (au= or pn=) when you want to include the author's first name but don't want to worry about the dates.
* 1b-i) "au" searches every kind of author, but is easier to remember. In the colon search example, you are searching for recordings of music composed by Beethoven and conducted by Bernstein.
au: au:beethoven and au:bernstein
au= au=king stephen
auw= auw=strauss, johann, 1804-1849
* 1b-ii) "cn" searches for corporate authors (as I like to call them; more officially, corporate names). With cnw= you begin at the beginning of the corporate author heading. With cn= you begin at the beginning of any subfield within the corporate author heading (including subfield ≠a), but you cannot include words from more than one subfield. (In the example, the actual heading for the IRS is United States. Internal Revenue Service.)
cn: cn:disney
cn= cn=internal revenue service
cnw= cnw=united states internal revenue service
* 1b-iii) "pn" searches for personal authors.
pn: pn:beethoven and pn:bernstein
pn= pn=king stephen
pnw= pnw=strauss, johann, 1804-1849
4,4 hemi,fare
au:......... and ti:........ (longer alternative) au:hemingway and ti:farewell
3. CALL NUMBER SEARCHES (Library of Congress class number, i.e. subfield ≠a)
lc: lc:ps3515.e37
lc= lc=ps3515.e37
* Hopefully, the difference between lc: and lc= is not important. (The example is the call number for Ernest Hemingway.)
/ /1980 /1981-1990
and yr: (new longer alternative) and yr:1980 and yr:1981-1990
* "and yr:" searches Date1 only.
and mt: and mt:bio [limits to biographies]
and mt= and mt=biography [ditto]
* OCLC considers the genre/audience qualifiers to be specific material type qualifiers. For more information and the difference between mt: and mt=, see #11 below.
6. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENT NUMBER SEARCHES [for U.S. govt. docs., the SuDocs number]
gn: gn:i192y65nx
* Enter all the letters and numbers, the same as with the new publisher number search. The example shows that you would search SuDocs I 19.2:Y 65nx as gn:i192y65nx.
(no prefix, no hyphens) 123456789X [the same!!]]
bn: (new longer alternative) bn:123456789x
in: in:1234-5678
* Include the hyphen. Used in cataloging periodicals.
la: and la:spa
10. LCCN SEARCHES (Library of Congress Card Number, also known as L. C. Control No.)
ln: ln:32-14 OR ln:32000014
* This is useful when searching gift books from the 1950's and 1960's, which often have LCCN's on the back of the title page but not ISBN's.
* Either (a) include the hyphen, or else (b) omit the hyphen and pad with leading zeroes if there are fewer than six numbers after the hyphen (see example).
11. MATERIAL TYPE QUALIFIERS aka SPECIFIC MATERIAL TYPE QUALIFIERS (NEW)
and mt: and mt:dvv [limit to DVD's]
and mt= and mt=dvd video [ditto]
* After mt: you use the new three-letter codes. After mt= you use the full word or phrase, but it has to be the exact terminology which OCLC provides. Complete lists of the three-letter codes and the full word or phrase expressions are in the new Reference Card "Connexion: Searching WorldCat Quick Reference" (see the link given above). Additional examples using the three-letter codes are:
and mt: and mt:cda [limit to compact disc sound recs.]
and mt: and mt:lps [limit to 33 1/3 phonodisks]
and mt: and mt:lpt [limit to large print text]
and mt: and mt:nsr [limit to spoken word sound recs.]
and mt: and mt:vhs [limit to VHS videocassettes]
12. OCLC # SEARCHES -- the same!!!
# #12345678
* *12345678
no: (new longer alternative) no:12345678
pb: pb:Greenwood
* pb: is a keyword search which finds your word anywhere in the publisher's name.
* These used to be called music number searches, but they changed the name. You can also use this search for the numbers which publishers assign to videos.
mn: mn:acs8512
mn= mn=acs8512
* This search searches the 028 field and is especially useful with sound recordings.
* Hopefully, the difference between mn: and mn= is not important.
* New improvement: it used to be we could only enter the first two letters and the first ten numbers. Now we enter all the letters and numbers which make up the publisher number. Example: the side of the compact disc says "CO 1979-AB5-1." We used to search it as mn:co197951. Now we search it as mn:co1979ab51.
* "su" searches every kind of subject heading, but is easier to remember.
su: su:calculus
su= su=personal narratives confederate
suw= [example is given on the next line]
suw=united states history civil war 1861-1865 personal narratives confederate
* "hl" searches only Library of Congress subject headings.
hl: hl:calculus
hl= hl=personal narratives confederate
hlw= [example is given on the next line]
hlw=united states history civil war 1861-1865 personal narratives confederate
* The colon searches (su: and hl:) are subject keyword searches. They will find one word anywhere in the subject heading.
* With hlw= or suw= you begin at the beginning of the subject heading. With hl= or su= you begin at the beginning of any subfield within the subject heading (including subfield ≠a), but you cannot include words from more than one subfield.
* The advantage of using the hl index label is then you don't have to worry about some of the subjects being Sears subject headings or LC children's headings or Medical Subject Headings. They'll all be regular LC subject headings, "our kind of subject headings."
3,2,2,1 gon,wi,th,w
ti: ti:nanotechnology
scan ti= scan ti=gone with the wind a critical
scan tiw= scan tiw=gone with the wind
* ti: is a title keyword search. It searches for one word anywhere in the title.
* scan ti= is the equivalent of scan searching in Passport, CatME, and version 1.20 of Connexion Client, and we can use scan ti= in most of the situations where we would have used scan ti before. It brings up a screenful of adjacent titles that begin this way, and you can include subtitles in the part you type. I like scan ti= better than scan tiw= because scan ti= can include the subtitle. scan tiw= searches only subfield ≠a (the title proper). If you are not cataloging Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell, but instead you are cataloging Gone With the Wind : a Critical Introduction by Karen L. Brock, scan tiw=gone with the wind a critical [notice the w=] will not retrieve the record you need if "A critical introduction" was put in subfield ≠b, but scan ti=gone with the wind a critical will find it.
* A new feature of searching WorldCat is that you can leave off the scan and just type ti=. If you leave off the scan, it skips the step where you browse a list of adjacent titles and takes you straight to the list of matching bib. records.
17. WEBSITE ADDRESS SEARCHES (OCLC calls them "Access method" searches)
am: am:docsouth
* You use a website address search if you need to catalog a website and you already know its web address. For instance, if you want to put a bib. record in your library catalog which will point to UNC-Chapel Hill's website "Documenting the American South" and you know its web address is http://docsouth.unc.edu/ , you can search am:docsouth .
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
* Currently, there aren't any equals sign searches in the authority file. Apparently, you use a colon for everything. So the procedure for searching for the authority record for United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Personal narratives, Confederate is completely different from searching for bib. records with this subject heading. You find the authority record by searching subfield a only: scan su:united states and then in the "Expanded Term" box you put in the remainder history -- civil war 1861-1865 -- personal narratives confederate [dashes optional, but be sure to leave out the commas].
Material Type Qualifiers
The newly introduced material type qualifiers permit you to narrow a WorldCat search to some rather specific formats (e.g. DVD, microfiche). Here are a selection of them, from the new Searching WorldCat Quick Reference Card (for Connexion, updated May 2005).
These qualifiers are listed at the end of the Quick Reference in a table headed "Qualify Searches by Specific Material Types" -- except for the very broad MARC format qualifiers and mt:url (internet resources), which are listed in an earlier table headed simply "Qualifiers."
The Quick Reference says you can also use mt= instead of mt: but then you have to spell out the specific material types (using the terminology OCLC favors) instead of abbreviating them.
The terminology which is used in the list below is taken partly from OCLC's list of material type qualifiers -- including the terminology given below in quotation marks inside parentheses (" "); and partly from the terminology which AACR2 has us use in the 300 field; and partly from other general or widespread usage.
* Asterisks mark the material type qualifiers which seem most likely to be useful to me (not that we'll need them real often).
(Material Type Qualifiers, first list: Alphabetized by the Spelled-Out Format)
and mt:rep art reproduction
* and mt:atl atlas
and mt:bks OR /bks books [but actually it means any published text, including microforms, websites, etc.]
and mt:bks and mt:nmc not mt:url books [this should come close to limiting the search
to actual books: nmc means "not microform" while not mt:url means "not internet resources"]
and mt:brl Braille
and mt:map OR /map cartographic materials (atlases, maps, and globes)
and mt:cdc CD-ROM ("CD for computer")
and mt:cht chart
and mt:cig clip art, online image or graphics
* and mt:cda compact disc audio
and mt:com OR /com computer files
and mt:cgm computer game
and mt:312 diskette (3 1/2 inch)
and mt:514 diskette (5 1/4 inch)
* and mt:dvv DVD (digital videodisc)
and mt:flm filmstrip
* and mt:crd flash cards
and mt:gam game
* and mt:glb globe
and mt:kit kit (see definition and discussion in Bibliographic Formats and Standards
under "Fixed Field: Type (Type of Material)," especially the paragraphs headed "Multiple kinds of material and collections" and "o : Kit." Note that since not all things which are called kits in libraryland are coded as kits in their bib. records, it follows that this qualifier is not as useful as you might think, and should be used with caution.)
and mt:lpt large print text
and mt:upl looseleaf publication
and mt:mss manuscript (unpublished text)
and mt:mcm map (manuscript map)
* and mt:pcm map (published map)
* and mt:mfc microfiche
* and mt:mfl microfilm
and mt:mic microform [including microfiche, microfilm, and micro-opaque]
and mt:mcd micro-opaque [including microcards?]
and mt:mix OR /mix mixed materials
and mt:new newspaper
and mt:per periodical
--- phonodisks or records -- see sound discs
and mt:pht photograph
and mt:ngr picture (non-machine-readable, not stored on computer) ("2-D image")
and mt:grp picture (non-machine-readable, not stored on computer) ("graphic")
and mt:pic picture (non-machine-readable, not stored on computer) ("picture")
and mt:art realia ("3-D object/artifact")
and mt:rbj realia ("real object")
and mt:mot reel-to-reel motion picture ("film")
and mt:rtr reel-to-reel sound tape
and mt:rll roll (early type of sound recording)
and mt:sco OR /sco scores (any)
and mt:mmu scores (manuscript music)
and mt:pmu scores (published music)
and mt:ser OR /ser serials [including newspapers, periodicals, etc.]
and mt:sld slides
and mt:cas sound cassette (audiocassette)
and mt:lps sound disc (LP, 33 1/3 rpm)
and mt:45s sound disc (45 rpm)
and mt:78s sound disc (78 rpm)
and mt:rec OR /rec sound recordings (any)
and mt:msr sound recordings (musical)
and mt:nsr sound recordings (non-musical)
and mt:toy toy
and mt:trn transparencies
and mt:vca videocassette (any)
and mt:bta videocassette (Beta)
and mt:pal videocassette (PAL)
and mt:vhs videocassette (VHS)
and mt:vdc videodisc (any)
* and mt:dvv videodisc (DVD)
and mt:vid videorecording [including both videocassettes and videodiscs]
and mt:vis OR /vis visual materials [including filmstrips, motion pictures, slides, trans-
parencies, videorecordings, pictures, etc.]
and mt:wxc wax cylinder (early type of sound recording)
* and mt:url website ("internet resources," not listed with the other specific material
type qualifiers, but rather with the MARC formats in an earlier table headed simply "Qualifiers")
and mt:upw website ("updating website," listed under "serial publications")
and mt:web website ("web access," listed under "all material types")
(Material Type Qualifiers, second list: Alphabetized by the Three-Letter Code)
and mt:45s sound disc : analog (45 rpm) (little black phonodisks with one song on each side)
and mt:78s sound disc : analog (78 rpm)
and mt:atl atlas
and mt:brl Braille
and mt:cda compact disc audio (sound disc : digital)
and mt:crd flash cards
and mt:dvv videodisc (DVD)
and mt:glb globe
and mt:lps sound disc : analog (LP, 33 1/3 rpm) [long-playing black vinyl phonodisks]
and mt:map OR /map cartographic materials (not just maps, also atlases and globes)
and mt:mfc microfiche
and mt:mfl microfilm
and mt:pcm map (published map)
and mt:url website ("internet resources," not listed in the Quick Reference with the
other specific material type qualifiers, but rather with the MARC formats in an earlier table headed simply "Qualifiers")
and mt:vca videocassette (any: Beta, U-matic, VHS)


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Urolithiasis is a disease characterized by the formation of stones, also called urolith or calculi, within the parts of the urinary system including the kidneys, ureter, urinary bladder or the urethra. Among these sites, it is in the urinary bladder where the formation of uroliths commonly takes place.
When stones or uroliths are present within the urinary tract passages, irritation can occur resulting in the occurrence of adverse effects including changes in the anatomical structure of the important parts of the urinary system, presence of blood in the urine, and the pain during urination. More serious cases often result when the stones block—partially or completely—the flow of urine making urination difficult and even impossible.
High levels of certain minerals in the urine often predispose the formation of urinary stones or calculi. A change in the urine pH accompanied by an increased urine concentration and the presence or absence of inhibitors of crystal formation often creates a favorable environment for the oversaturation of minerals.
Other important factors which have been implicated in the formation of uroliths or stones include your dog's diet, amount of water intake, an altered metabolism of urate, or high concentrations of blood calcium.
There are also hereditary health conditions which can predispose Urolithiasis. Congenital conditions that result in the abnormal transport of cystine, an amino acid, in the kidney tubules or a defect in the circulation of blood within the liver often pave the way for the formation of uroliths.
There are also specific infections caused by bacteria which can predispose the formation of stones in the urinary tract.
Urinary calculi are often identified based on the predominant mineral that each is composed of. Cystine calculi are made up of the amino acid, cystine. There are also silica calculi, calcium oxalate calculi, urate calculi, and struvite which are made up of magnesium ammonium sulphate.
In some dog breeds, genes may dictate the type of urinary calculi which can be formed. Oxalate stones and Struvite are more common in Bichon Frise and Miniature Schnauzers. Dalmatians and English Bulldogs are prone to having urate stones while cystine stones are common in Newfoundlands. Oxalate stones are common in Lhasa Apsos.
The signs manifested by a dog with Urolithiasis will often depend on site of the calculi within the urinary tract, its size and physical appearance, number of stones present, and if there is the presence of a concurrent bacterial infection within the urinary tract.
Your vet will get a comprehensive medical history and conduct a thorough physical exam, abdominal x-rays, and urinalysis. These diagnostic tools will help establish the presence of stones and help identify them. Other tests which may be recommended include urine culture, complete blood count (CBC), ultrasound of the abdomen, kidney function test, bacterial sensitivity testing, and analysis of the stone composition.
The course of therapy is aimed at treating the existing infection, if present, with the best antibiotic of choice. Surgery may be recommended in order to remove the stones. Since there is a possibility that Urolithiasis can reoccur if the root cause is not corrected, an analysis of its contents should be made.