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RE:Wild Steelhead Coalition
AMEN! Good work, brother Duggan - and thanks for keeping us posted. I will be anxious to do my part for my favorite gamefish.
KUDOS to you and the board!
RE:Wild Steelhead Coalition
Thanks for the info Duggan, and do let us know about membership when the time comes.
Wild Steelhead Coalition
Well the Wild Steelhead Coalition is rolling along with board members elected and a mission statement adopted. Over the next month, the board will be hashing out all the logistics needed to become a viable organization. I know many of the posters here also read Bob's page but wanted to post the mission statement for those that might be interested.
The Wild Steelhead Coalition (WSC) is an organization dedicated to increasing the return of wild steelhead to the waters and rivers of the Pacific Northwest.
Beliefs of the WSC
Wild steelhead are an important legacy to the Pacific Northwest and have undeniably been reduced to a fraction of their once historical capacity. Over harvest, habitat degradation, poor hatchery practices, construction of impassable barriers to migration, and misguided management
strategies have all contributed significantly to the decline, and in some cases extinction, of wild fish runs.
Without a change in policies and attitudes, these same factors will continue to reduce and extirpate wild steelhead.
Composition of the WSC
The WSC is comprised of concerned citizens determined to reverse the factors that have negatively impacted wild steelhead, and in so doing, restore healthy and viable populations of wild steelhead to the Pacific Northwest. In so doing, wild salmon and other salmonids will also
benefit. The WSC represents conservationists, recreational fishermen, businesses that depend upon wild steelhead for their livelihoods, and citizens who seek to preserve the future of the Pacific Northwest's greatest resource.
Policies and Actions of the WSC
To increase fish runs, more wild fish must return to their rivers and spawn. To that end, the WSC promotes year round, catch and release of all wild steelhead in the Pacific Northwest.
The WSC promotes and encourages the development and utilization of fishing practices that result in decreased mortality of wild steelhead and salmon.
Barriers to migration and the degradation and removal of productive habitat have reduced the capacity of rivers to support wild steelhead. In order for fish runs to be restored, the WSC promotes the return of existing damaged habitat to its productive state, and that miles of productive spawning grounds that are no longer accessible to fish be made accessible again.
Hatchery programs must be closely examined and be carried out in such a manner that the negative impacts on wild fish are removed or minimized. The WSC stands for the mass marking of all hatchery steelhead, and for science, not politics, to be the basis for the re-tooling of
hatchery practices.
The models and policies that drive fisheries management must significantly change. Maximum Sustained Harvest and Maximum Sustained Yield have failed to protect and perpetuate our wild fish, and in many cases have been the driving force behind their decline. New models that are based on factors other than the greatest possible harvest of wild fish are necessary to return fish runs to safe levels.
In promotion of these goals, the Wild Steelhead Coalition is an organization which provides a voice that unites the public, private, and other interests that desire and depend on wild steelhead. The WSC provides a voice for recreational fishermen, businesses whose livelihoods clubs and conservation groups, united in common goals, through consultation, association, and collaboration with those clubs and groups.
Well there you have it. Once the WSC works out some administrivia, I will post information on how to become a member.
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The pillared entrance and ivy-clad facade of this classic Victorian railway hotel still convey a sense of occasion but, although the building itself is protected, the interior has had a modern makeover.
This Killarney Hotels fine old inner doors have gone (hopefully resting somewhere safe until there is a change of heart) but the welcoming open fire at the entrance remains and still draws guests through to the spacious grandly-pillared foyer, which is now very modern for an hotel of this period.
However, the tone has softened since the first round of modernisation took place - comfortable seating makes the foyer more welcoming, and the smaller drawing rooms off it have been allowed to retain their elegant old furnishings.
Accommodation in the newer section of the hotel has been upgraded in a style appropriate to its age and, in the original building, the bedroom corridors (built wide enough 'to allow two ladies in hooped dresses to pass comfortably'), still set the tone for generously-proportioned suites and executive rooms, furnished to individual designs.
Modernisation of the bar has been done with a fairly light hand (the famous Malton prints feature), and its convenience to Killarney town - and, of course, the station - is unchanged, so this pleasant hotel remains a destination of choice with plenty of reminders of its glorious heyday alongside the new.
The great gilt-domed Garden Room Restaurant is a prime example of Victorian opulence, for example, but alongside you will find the innovative Killarney Wine Rooms where a state-of-the-art self-service Enomatic wine system dispenses a wide range of wines - you browse the range and use a prepaid debit card to help yourself to a tasting glass (from €1.20), half glass (from €3.50) or a full glass (from €6.50).
There has been renewed focus on the gardens recently, and a considerable amount of produce is now grown on-site for use in the hotel. Also of interest is The Malton Pantry, a range of products such as tapenades, dressings and oils; made in-house, some of the ingredients used are grown in the hotel gardens.

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By NEMS Daily Journal
Rose Swann Mitchell
What a magnificent sight to behold as the Angels came to take Rose Swann Mitchell home to be with her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Tuesday, September 18, 2012. She passed away at Baptist East Hospital in Memphis, Tenn.
She was born on January 27, 1938, to Allie and Evelyn Swann, in Columbus, Miss. She was raised in Macon, Miss. and graduated from Macon High School. She graduated from Delta State University with a degree in Home Economics and received her Masters from the University of Mississippi in Education.
Her first teaching job was in Byhalia, Miss. where, on her first day of work, she met the love of her life, Ralph Mitchell. They were married on May 29, 1960. They had two sons, David and Jamie Mitchell. "Mama Rose" taught school, in almost every grade, in Byhalia, Ackerman, Walnut, Baldywn, and Pontotoc. She loved every student she taught and inspired many of those to develop a love for Math.
After retirement, Mama Rose spent her days catering, working in her yard, reading her Bible, following her grandchildren's activities, and drinking coffee with her special friends. She loved God, her family, and friends. She lived a humble life and never wanted to be in the spotlight. She and her husband enjoyed camping, and she always had a recipe magazine close by. One of the most unique qualities she had was praying for her six grandchildren on a daily basis. Each day was dedicated to praying for one of the six. She spent the Sabbath Day praying for her entire family. Her quiet manner and simple ways will continue to influence people for many years to come.
She was an active member of West Heights Baptist Church where she was a member of the Ladies Sunday School Class and the Kitchen Committee. She served in many other capacities during her membership at the church.
She is survived by her husband of 52 years and four months, Ralph Mitchell of Pontotoc, Miss.; her sons, Dr. David Mitchell (Theresa) of Cabot, Ark. and Jamie Mitchell (Ginger) of Starkville, Miss.; and six grandchildren, Jill Mitchell, Maggie (Jeff) Grissom, Luke Mitchell, Noah Mitchell, Dillon Mitchell, and Alli Mitchell.
She also was blessed with three great-grandsons, Jackson, Milo, and Owen Grissom. She has one brother, Allie Swann (Linda) of Huntsville, Ala. and Sallie Swann Ellis (Jack) of Natchez, Miss. and a special niece, Janet Wilder (Johnny) of Pontotoc, Miss.
She was proceeded in death by her parents Allie and Evelyn Swann.
Pallbearers will be Tracy Davis, David Ferguson, Bill Ard, Tommy Morton, Tommy Jackson, and Ross Cardwell.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the West Heights Baptist Church Kitchen Fund, 328 West Oxford Street, Pontotoc, MS 38863, or to a charity of your choice.
Visitation will be held at the West Heights Baptist Church gymnasium on Wednesday, September 19, 2012, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Funeral services will be on Thursday, September 20, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. in the church gymnasium. Dr. David Mitchell, Bro. Dan Young, and Bro. Gerald Buckley will officiate the service. Browning Funeral Home in Pontotoc, Miss. is in charge of the arrangements. Burial will be in West Heights Baptist Church Cemetery.
A special thank you to Dr. Jones, Kim Hardin, FNP, and the staff of the West Clinic in New Albany, Miss. for the love and care they provided Rose during her illness.
Bobby Alley Sr.
FALKNER – Bobby Lavon Alley Sr., 72, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at Magnolia Regional Health Center in Corinth. He was born Aug. 22, 1940, to Kenneth Carmen Alley and Edith Clara McEntire Alley. He was a Baptist and worked as an electric motor repairman. He was owner and operator of Falkner Repair Service.
He is survived by his wife, Betty L. Alley of Falkner; two daughters, Vickie Smithey (Wesley) of Byhalia and Denise German (Richie) of Olive Branch; one son, Bobby Alley Jr.; three stepdaughters, Debbie Baker of Tiplersville, Sonya Bullock (Ricky) and Connie Rainey, both of Ripley; one sister, Shirley Romo (Hank) of Tucson, Ariz.; two brothers, Don Alley of Iuka and Wayne Alley (Dorothy) of Dyersburg; and a host of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Visitation will be from 8 until 9 a.m. today at Ripley Funeral Home.
To view obituaries online and sign the guest book, visit www.ripleyfuneral home.com.
L. D. Phifer
IUKA – L.D. Phifer, 87, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at his residence. He was a member of Campground United Methodist Church. He worked for Chunky Chambers Ford and was a retired game warden with the Mississippi State Game and Fish Commission.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. today at Cutshall Funeral Home Chapel in Iuka, with the Rev. Robert Armstrong officiating. Interment will follow in Campground Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Lucille Moss Phifer of Iuka; a son, Bobby Phifer (Lyndia) of Iuka; a brother, M.B. Phifer of Burnsville; one grandchild, Benny Phifer; one great-grandchild, Ben Phifer; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Cliff and Dona Belle Phifer; and three brothers, Oris, Owen and Cecil Phifer.
Pallbearers include Noonan Phifer, John Norris, Wendell Phifer, Wayland Phifer, Jimmy Whitfield, David Whitfield, Gary Kennedy and Larry Cutshall. Honorary bearers will be Dr. Al Flannery and Jimmy Owen Phifer.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Campground Cemetery Fund.
An online guestbook can be accessed at www.cutshallfuneralhome.com.
Margaret Hill
DUMAS – Margaret Elaine Potter Hill, 86, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County in New Albany. She was born May 18, 1926, in Union County to Claude Potter and Elvira Caldwell Potter. She was a homemaker and member of the Dumas Baptist Church. She loved her great-grandchildren (her "angels"), her church and her flowers.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Dumas Baptist Church with the Rev. Rank Boyte and the Rev. Michael Baker officiating. Burial will be in the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. United Funeral Service in New Albany is in charge of arrangements.
She is survived by her husband, Harold Lavon Hill of Dumas; a son, Harold Bonnie Hill of Dumas; a brother, Ben Potter of Rocky Mount, N.C.; three grandchildren, Karen Caviness (Doyle) of New Albany, Paige Young (Phil) of New Albany and Chris Bailey (Stefanie) of Dumas; two great-grandchildren, Phillip Young and Audrey Anna Young; and a son-in-law, William Bailey of Dumas.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Margaret Jeanette Bailey; a sister, Katherine Chism; and a daughter-in-law, Brenda Hill.
Pallbearers will be Brian Camp, Kenneth Kent, Anthony Mauney and Tim Mauney.
Visitation will be 5 until 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
The body will lie in repose at the church from 10 until 11 a.m. Thursday.
For online condolences, visit united funeralservice.com.
Ray Solomon Jr.
IUKA – Earl Ray Solomon Jr., 45, died Saturday, Sept. 15, 2012, at his residence. A memorial service will be at 6 p.m. Thursday at Cutshall Funeral Home Chapel in Iuka. A graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Oak Grove Cemetery. Visitation will be 4 until 6 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association at www.diabetes.org.
An online guestbook can be accessed at www.cutshallfuneralhome.com.
Billy G. Mills Sr.
AMORY – Billy G. Mills Sr., 80, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at his residence. He was born in Alcorn County on Dec. 17, 1931, to Roy G. and Beulah Viola Smith Mills. He was a United States Army veteran who served in the Korean Conflict.
Services with military honors will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Jefferson Street Chapel of W.E. Pegues in Tupelo with Bro. Curtis Shelton and Bro. Leon Willis officiating. Burial will be in New Home Cemetery in Itawamba County.
Survivors include his wife of 21 years, Janice McAfee Mills of Amory; two children, Phyllis Baldwin of Amory and Billy "Bud" Mills Jr. of Mooreville; two grandchildren; and six siblings, Vernell Hopkins of Mooreville, Jane Hatfield (Arnold) of Booneville, Aubrey Mills of Booneville, Audrey Mills of Corinth, Pat Wallace (Charlie) and Peggy Wilson (Darrel), both of Tennessee.
He was preceded in death by his son, Aaron Dwight Mills; his brother, Thomas Mills; and his parents.
Visitation will be 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may be left at www.peguesfuneralhome.com.
Marion Boggs
COUNCE, Tenn. – Marion Joyce Wilcutt Boggs died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012.
Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Thursday at Magnolia Funeral Home Chapel of Memories in Corinth. Visitation will be 5 until 8 p.m. today and from noon until service time on Thursday. Burial will be in Center Hill Baptist Church Cemetery in Counce, Tenn.
Memorial contributions may be made to the MS Blind Library Services, 3881 Eastwood Drive, Jackson, MS 39211-6473.
Sue Cole
BOONEVILLE – Mary Sue Cole, 73, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo after an extended illness. She was born Sept. 22, 1938, to Gerald and Dollye Presley Hodges. She graduated from Wheeler High School in 1956. She loved God, her family, her church and her many friends. She was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. She owned and operated Hodges Printing Company for many years after the death of her father who started the company. She loved traveling and playing Bunco with her friends. She spent her last year at the Landmark Assisted Living in Booneville.
Services will be at 3 p.m. today at the McMillan Funeral Home Chapel with Bro. Mickey Trammel officiating and a eulogy will be given by her grandson, Britt Treece. Burial will be in Booneville Cemetery.
She is survived by one son, Scott Cole; one daughter, Sherri Cole Treece; two grandchildren, Britt (Amber) Treece and Erin Treece; three great-grandchildren, AliRaven, Gage and Blade Treece; and a special friend, Fred Clement.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles Williams Cole, whom she married on April 21, 1956; her parents; and two brothers, Jimmy Oakley Hodges and Jerry Dale Hodges.
Visitation will be until service time today at the funeral home.
Condolences may be left at www.mcmillanfuneralhome.com.
W.D. Whitfield
HAMILTON – W.D. Whitfield, 72, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at Aurora Healthcare of Columbus. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Belle Memorial of Aberdeen.
Kandise Andersen
BYHALIA – Kandise Anderson, 54, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Stillwater Church in Senatobia. Burial will follow in Lebanon Cemetery in Olive Branch. Visitation will be 4:30 until 8 p.m. today at the church. Holly Springs Funeral Home is in charge.
Geraldine Allen
HOUSTON – Margaret Geraldine "Dink" Alford Allen, 83, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo. She was born Aug. 28, 1929, to W.W. Alford and Ollie Berry Alford. She was a member of Parkway Baptist Church. She was a retired clerk for the ASCS office in Houston.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Houston Funeral Home with Dr. Randy Rinehart officiating. Burial will be in McCondy Cemetery in McCondy. Houston Funeral Home of Houston is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include her husband, Daniel Lee Allen of Houston; her daughters, Gina Allen Hillhouse and spouse, Stacy of Houlka and Stacy Allen Pierce and spouse, Jeff of Madison; her sons, Robert Neal Allen and spouse, Leisa of Houston and Timothy Lee "Moody" Allen of Houston; her 10 grandchildren; and her two great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home.
Friends and family may sign and leave a message on the online register book at houstonfuneral homems.com.
Margaret Maffett
PONTOTOC – Margaret Guinn Westbrook Maffett, 88, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at her home. She was a member of Immanuel Baptist Church, and she was retired from the U.S. Postal Service. She enjoyed working in her yard, reading, walking and spending time with her family.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Immanuel Baptist Church with the Rev. Felix Hutcheson and the Rev. Melvin Crawley officiating. Burial will be in Immanuel Cemetery. Browning Funeral Home of Pontotoc is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include her husband of 72 years, James Maffett of Pontotoc; her children, Sandra Sanders of Hornsby, Tenn., Hoppy Maffett (Patsy), Beverly Gunter (Jim) and Kim Russell (Kelly), all of Pontotoc; one sister, Ottie Martin (Derrell) of Atlanta, Ga.; one brother, Frank Westbrook (Sarah John) of Brandon (formerly of Okolona); one sister-in-law, Jo Anne Westbrook of West Point; one brother-in-law, Maxwell Calter of Newark, N.J.; 14 grandchildren, Steve Sanders (Courtney), Barbara Rezell (Jim), Joey Sanders, Doug McFarland (Debra), Carrie Lovelace, Rachel Ross (Will), Ben Sanders (Carrie), Becky Sanders, Brady Maffett (Mandy), Cory Maffett (Jessica), Shannon Gunter (Dionne), Wesley Gunter, Garrett Russell and Michaela Russell; 18 great-grandchildren, Diane, Susan, Jennifer, Patrick, Makenzie, Caroline, Sarah, Gracie, Mary Margaret, Meridith, Ellis, Mallie, Marion Kate, Jayla, Ashton, Wyatt, Dylan and Morgan; and three great-great-grandchildren, Cooper, Mary Ella and Sam.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles Clifton Westbrook and Mallie Lucille Couch Westbrook; one sister, Lillie Westbrook Kalter; and two brothers, Newt and Gene Westbrook.
Pallbearers will be her grandsons, Steve Sanders, Joey Sanders, Doug McFarland, Ben Sanders, Brady Maffett, Cory Maffett, Shannon Gunter, Wesley Gunter, and Garrett Russell.
Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. today at the funeral home and from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursday at the church.
Condolences may be offered at www.browningpontotoc.com.
Ure Shettles
PONTOTOC – Ure. B. Bigham Shettles, 95, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at Graceland Care Center in Pontotoc. She was born in Pontotoc County to John Thomas Bigham and Minnie Wells Bigham. She was a loving mother, one that loved the Word, served her family, and loved people. She was a giving servant, had many friends, and enjoyed life and taking care of her family. She had much joy with her extended family at Graceland Care Center.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Horton Memorial Baptist Church with Bro. Owen Hitchcock and Bro. Allen Gullick officiating. Burial will be in Ecru Cemetery. Tutor Memorial Funeral Home of Pontotoc is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include her daughter, Gloria Anne Wilder; sister-in-law, Pearl Bigham; two nieces, Violet Jo Bigham and Maureen Nelson; and son-in-law, Wayne Krantz.
She is also survived by five generations of family members including two grandsons-in-law, Randy Ward and Richey Crew; two granddaughters-in-law, Robbie Wilder and Debra Wilder; and 50 grandchildren and great-grandchildren combined.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 52 years, Raymond Shettles; two daughters, Ramona Shettles Targett and Hope Krantz; and one granddaughter, Angie Shettles.
Pallbearers will be Kenney Houpt, Kassidy Houpt, Johnny Wilder, Cole Ward, Dillion Ward and Adam Wilder.
Honorary pallbearers will be her great-great-grandchildren.
Visitation will be from noon until 2 p.m. today at the church.
Memorials can be made to Horton Memorial Baptist Church or to First Baptist Church of Gretna in Gretna, La. 70053.
H.E. Barnes Sr.
WALNUT – H.E. Barnes Sr., 73, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at Magnolia Regional Health Center in Corinth.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Souls Harbor Church in Walnut. Burial will be in Community Pentecostal Cemetery in Walnut. Cutshall Funeral Home of Glen is in charge of arrangements.
Visitation will begin at 5 p.m. today and continue until service time Thursday at the church.
An online guestbook can be accessed at www.cutshallfuneralhome.com.
James Ragin
BALDWYN – James Ragin died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at his home in Baldwyn. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Agnew amp& Sons Funeral Home of Baldwyn.
Exum Houk
OKOLONA – Exum Houk, 89, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at the Shearer-Richardson Nursing Home in Okolona after an extended illness. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Holland Funeral Directors, Okolona Chapel.
Millie Shumpert
FULTON – Millie Shumpert died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at home. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by N.L. Jones Funeral Directors of Tupelo.
Kreston Williams
PONTOTOC – Kreston Williams, 84, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Baldwin-Nowell Funeral Home of Pontotoc.
Anita Wyatt
BYHALIA – Anita Briggs Wyatt, 64, died Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later by Serenity Funeral Home of Holly Springs.
Bobby Jones
PONTOTOC – Bobby Jones, 76, died Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo. He was an active member of Liberty Baptist Church and a former member of the Mississippi National Guard. He was retired from the city of Okolona Electric Department. He enjoyed golfing, wood working, and watching MSU sports and Atlanta Braves baseball.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Liberty Baptist Church with Bro. Harvey Sewell and Bro. J.T. Pennington officiating. Burial will be in Lee Memorial Cemetery in Verona. Tutor Memorial Funeral Home of Pontotoc is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Auvergean Pennington Jones; one daughter, Tammie Jones of San Antonio, Texas; six stepdaughters, Donna Winter and D.L. of Houlka, Carol Davis and Joe of Vera Beach, Fla., Beverly Conaway and Roy of Ecru, Diane Plunkett and Rick, Donna Holloway and Alan, both of Pontotoc, and Edwina Mayo and Tom of New Albany; three stepsons, Tommy Pennington and Kim, Jimmy Pennington and Lori, and Jeffery Pennington and ReA, all of Pontotoc; 19 grandchildren; and a host of great-grands and nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Lois Caldwell Jones; father, John Franklin Jones; mother, Beulah Smith Jones; brother, Frank Jones; and sister, Dorothy Jones Carr.
Pallbearers will be Brian Jones, Jared Pennington, Brian Griggs, Mike Winter, Chance Moore and Joshua Winter.
Honorary pallbearers will be Butch Jones, Robby Stalnaker, Joseph Winter and the men of Liberty Baptist Men's Sunday school class.
Visitation will be from 5 to 9 p.m. today and from noon until 2 p.m. Thursday all at the church.
Ira Shepherd Jr.
VARDAMAN – Ira William Shepherd Jr., 79, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at Darlington Oaks Community Hospice House in Verona. He was born Nov. 24, 1933, in Ada, Oka. He was a retired employee of Franklin Manufacturing Corporation and a member of Water Valley Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Pryor Funeral Home Chapel in Calhoun City with the Rev. Ray Elsberry and the Rev. Roger Mitchell officiating. Burial will be in Pinecrest Memorial Gardens. Pryor Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include his wife, Zema Lou Casey Shepherd; two daughters, Debrah (Kenny) Jones of Calhoun City and Shelia (Barry) Lester of Vardaman; two step-daughters, Tonna Logan of Water Valley and Catrina Grady of Ringold, Ga.; three stepsons, Robert A. Hardin of Chattanooga, Tenn., Michael D. Hardin of Vardaman and Ronald C. Hardin of Cordova, Tenn.; two sisters, Lois Nadine Shepherd Chisolm of Brookhaven and Margaret Louise Shepherd Sutton of Eupora; two grandchildren, Corey (Vanessa) Jones of Calhoun City and Brandy (Michael Wayne) Riley of Pontotoc; seven great-grandchildren, Summer and Brett Riley, Garret and Ragan Benson, and Makynlie, Kamri, and Kipton Jones; five stepgrandchildren; and two stepgreat-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Kathleen Bush Shepherd; a grandson, Kalem Benson; his parents, Ira William Shepherd Sr. and Winnie Lee Jennings Shepherd; two sisters, Mary Elizabeth Shepherd Cummins and Annie Eudora Shepherd Taylor; and two brothers, Ernest Lee Shepherd and Chester Melvin Shepherd.
Pallbearers will be Barry Lester, Corey Jones, Michael Wayne Riley, Robert Hardin, Michael Hardin and Ronald Hardin.
Online condolences can be left at Pryorfuneralhome.com.
William D. Jones
BYHALIA – William Doyle Jones, 55, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012. Services will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Holly Springs Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Bethel Cemetery in Hickory Flat. Visitation will be 5 until 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Shirley Segars
BATESVILLE – Shirley B. Segars, 72, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. today at Forrest Memorial Park Cemetery in Batesville.
Jerry W. Colston
HOLLY SPRINGS – Jerry Wayne Colston, 62, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Friday at Hillcrest Cemetery. Visitation will be 5 until 8 p.m. Thursday at Holly Springs Funeral Home.


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Serg, I see what your talking about with the wire loops. I probably wouldn't have known they were inaccurate until you told me. Its an awesome looking prop. I don't know exactly what it is about it, but I really want one now. As for the link you posted, those were the pics that inspired me to try out this project. I'm taking alot of inspiration from those.
JT, I see what you and Serg are saying about how plain it is. It needs more than just one color of weathering. I am a little reluctant to do too much around the phlange area. In normal light, it really looks like it was left out in the rain, water pooled up in the corners, and made it rusty. I think I'm going to add in some of the black smudges/weathering and see what it does for it. I have to be really careful from here on out. The wrong color or too much more weathering will screw it up. I've been mixing the paints with thinners and rubbing alcohol on a sponge and just dabbing it and wiping it off. I've kinda got a technique that seems to work fairly well. It really didn't take near the experimenting I thought to get something to looks decent. I'm going to work on it tonight and hopefully have some pics up soon. I have a Sony camera I got about 7 years ago that I've been taking pictures with. I'll give your suggestions a try, or try to light it a bit different when I'm taking pics. Thanks for the suggestions.


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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
David Turner is returning to Mississippi State and once again will coach the defensive line.
Head coach Dan Mullen confirmed via text message this morning that Turner, who coached MSU's defensive line from 2007-09, has been hired to coach that position again. He replaces Chris Wilson, who coached that position for three years and was not retained as defensive coordinator after this past season. Geoff Collins was promoted to defensive coordinator.
Paul Jones of Bulldawgs247.com first reported Turner's hiring.
Turner was hired by Sylvester Croom in 2007 and stayed on through Mullen's first year at the helm. He then left for a job on Joker Phillips' staff at Kentucky. Phillips was fired after a 2-10 season, and Florida State defensive coordinator Mark Stoops was hired.
Prior to his first stint at MSU, Turner spent one season at Alabama as defensive ends coach. He was defensive line coach at Vanderbilt from 2002-05, and before that spent one season as defensive ends coach at Minnesota. He's held positions at several other schools, including Virginia (1997-2000, defensive tackles and linebackers), N.C. State (1995-96, defensive ends and linebackers), Kentucky (1993-94, defensive ends) and James Madison (1991-92, linebackers).
MSU is still seeking a replacement for departed cornerbacks coach Melvin Smith, who took a job at Auburn.
Click here for more at Inside Mississippi State Sports blog.
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Georgia hires Miss. State's Wilson as DL coach
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Mississippi State defensive coordinator Chris Wilson has been named the defensive line coach at Georgia.
Coach Mark Richt made the announcement Wednesday.
Georgia hired Wilson to replace longtime assistant Rodney Garner, who took a job at Auburn, his alma mater. Wilson arrived at Mississippi State in 2010 as the co-defensive coordinator and line coach, then took over as the sole coordinator the last two seasons.
The 44-year-old Wilson also has coached at Oklahoma and Colorado.


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This just pisses me off.
The vaudeville logic of the plan is that Congress will tax health care to subsidize people to buy health care that new taxes and regulation make more expensive.
Look no further than the $40 billion "fee" that Mr. Baucus wants to impose on medical devices and diagnostic equipment. Device manufacturers would pay $4 billion a year in excise taxes, divvied up among them based on U.S. sales. This translates to an annual income tax surcharge anywhere from 10% to 30%, depending on the corporation.
Why $40 billion? No reason in particular, except that Mr. Baucus needs to finance nearly $900 billion in new spending and so he'll grab anything within arm's reach. While there are some exemptions, such as tongue depressors and eyeglasses, most of the devices tax will fall on hundreds of thousands of products that are basic components of modern medicine. Some are routinesurgical equipment, diabetes testing supplieswhile others are cutting-edge technologies, like replacement joints, pacemakers, stents, and MRI and CT scanners.
This new tax will eventually be passed through to patients, increasing health-care costs. It will also harm innovation, taking a big bite out of the research and development that leads to medical advancements. The core of the industry (excluding a few conglomerates like Johnson & Johnson) spent about $9.6 billion on product development in 2007, according to Ernst and Young. The Baucus tax is nearly half that, and also exceeds $3.7 billion, the total venture capital invested in device makers that same year.
Sure enough, the device maker lobby, AdvaMed, was among the "stakeholders" that joined with Mr. Obama in a Rose Garden ceremony in May and pledged to "save" $2 trillion over 10 years to fund his program.
AdvaMed was nothing if not a team player. It endorsed Democratic inspirations like comparative-effectiveness research and value-based purchasing, despite the danger that under such centralized decision-making the government will decide that the most effective and valuable treatments also happen to be the cheapestrather than those that are best for patients. It also suggested a variety of other taxes that would have resulted in a lower bottom line, much as Big Pharma promised $80 billion in drug discounts and the American Hospital Association agreed to $155 billion in Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement cuts.
But the word on Capitol Hill is that AdvaMed's tribute wasn't handsome enough for Mr. Baucus's tastes. The massive new taxwhich wasn't a part of any of his policy blueprints released earlier this yearis in part retaliation. Partly, too, the device makers simply don't have same political clout as the other big players, making them an easier mark. Old Washington hands are saying the device lobby made a "strategic mistake" by not offering Mr. Baucus more protection money, but the real mistake was trying to buy into the ObamaCare process, instead of trying to defeat its worst ideas outright.
And now it may be too late. As we've argued, liberal Democrats think that merely allowing an industry to continue to exist is a concession, and they're already taking the pharma and hospital concessions and running them higher. In the case of devices, patients will be left with higher costs for fewer life-saving technologies.


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I guess I'm just a glutton for punishment, so last year I entered as many hunt tests as I could consecutively run in order to get 500 points on my dog and receive the coveted "Free" HRC 500 point jacket. I nearly wore out a truck driving all around Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee chasing ribbons and points. In September of last year I reached my goal and my dog "Jack", HRCH 500 POINT CHAMPION Spann's Quacker Jack (please note that I have added the underlined portion to the official prefix to his name) earned his 500th point at the South Mississippi HRC Hunt test. We had a blast at the hunt test, use the search function and you can find my thread regarding the event. Anyway, as I sat there in South Mississippi on that beautiful Fall afternoon, immediately after Jack's 500 point run, I could hardly hold back the tears. It had been a long, tough journey to reach this milestone and the accomplishment seemed almost bittersweet. The only way to fight back the tears was by looking to the future with visions of several days afield with my faithful companion, performing like a finely tuned machine, and I would accompany him, my chest all swelled up with pride, almost to the point of bursting the zipper on my "Free" HRC 500 point jacket that I would most-surely wear on every outing. At that moment life was good.
Ever heard of the rocket/feather effect? Gasoline prices are but one example: prices skyrocket and then drift back down like a feather. Well in the dog games we sometimes encounter the rocket/feather effect. So it took me a couple of weeks after Jack's 500 point run to finally drift back down out of the clouds and fill out the required forms to get his 500 point certificate and my "Free" HRC 500 point jacket. That's when I discovered, much to my surprise, that the "Free" HRC 500 point jacket is not currently being offered!!!!! This news took the wind right out of my sails! It was almost like winning the lottery and being paid with an IOU! It appears that the HRC has chosen a Committee of members to choose a new and improved jacket and at some point in the future they will get the "new and improved" jackets out to those who have earned them. I have my fingers crossed and I'm hoping for the best however, I don't remember the last time I received something for free that was "new and improved".
I only reason that I escaped severe depression over the jacket was because my dear friend "Fishduck" had encouraged me to enter a Master hunt test, and I did so, therein lied the majority of my dog training/ hunt test-related thoughts at the time. So I arrive at the Master HT and I am marshaling a flight, no problem, been there, done that. THEN I'm asked to shoot flyers!!! Heck I would kill more ducks if I just threw rocks at them! Talk about putting pressure on a guy. I agreed to shoot flyers, despite my lack of marksmanship. I actually shot pretty good and me and the other shooters only let 2 ducks escape. Now, since I was going to be shooting flyers, and not marshaling, the judges were kind enough to let me run my dog first! AND Fishduck was kind enough to let me run his dog, Rose, as the test-dog. Rose is a very accomplished and extremely talented retriever. Rose was very impressive. 3 clean marks and one whistled the blinds. It was like driving a sportscar, fast, responsive, eye-catching, etc. As I walked Rose back to the truck to get Jack, I received many comments such as "you have a really nice dog", "Oh I wish my dog was like your dog", "your dog did great", "wow you set the bar awful high", etc. As I thanked them I was thinking "oh sh!t, this isn't my dog BUT my dog is next!!!" So Rose goes in the box and Jack comes out. As I got closer to the line Jack just got wilder (so many tests in so little time, with very limited training between, had only fueled the fire within this uncontrollable beast). I had qualified for the race in a finely-tuned Ferrari and forced to compete in the main event with a Corolla with loose steering, bad brakes and a stuck throttle! It was awful. As I returned to the truck I received NO comments on MY dog. In fact people cleared my path much like Japanese running from Godzilla!
Oh well, I feel better now. I have frozen all Winter without a jacket and I've entered another Master test. Life is good.
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Leftover spring turkey permits go on sale March 18
I just received WDNR press release regarding leftover permits for this spring.
There are 99,612 OTC permits for the 2013 spring turkey. Sales start March 18 at 10 a.m.
The following zones have leftover permits
•Zone 1 – Monday, March 18
• Zone 2 – Tuesday, March 19
• Zone 3 – Wednesday, March 20
• Zone 4 – Thursday, March 21
• Zones 5, 6 & 7 – Friday, March 22 (due to the low number of permits left in these units, sales have been combined into one day)
There are no leftover permits for time periods A or B. Which means, I think there are OTC permits for season C,D,E, & F available in all units? Apparently it has become a race among the remaining resident turkey hunters to compete for the first 2 weeks.
As I write this the leftover permit page has not been updated yet, it is still showing 2012 unsold permits, it will be updated later today. Numbers are being double checked.


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Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin. Water-soluble vitamins dissolve in water. After the body uses these vitamins, leftover amounts leave the body through the urine.
The body can store vitamin B12 for years in the liver.
Cobalamin; Cyanocobalamin
Vitamin B12, like the other B vitamins, is important for
Vitamin B12 is found naturally in a wide variety of animal foods. Plant foods have no vitamin B12 unless they are fortified.
You can get the recommended amounts of vitamin B12 by eating a variety of the foods including:
To find out if vitamin B12 has been added to a food product, check the nutrition fact panel on the food label.
The body absorbs animal sources of vitamin B12 much better than plant sources. Nonanimal sources of vitamin B12 vary in their amount of B12. They are not thought to be reliable sources of the vitamin.
A lack of vitamin B12 (B12 deficiency) occurs when the body does not get or is unable to absorb the amount of vitamin that the body needs.
Low levels of B12 can cause:
The best way to meet your body's vitamin B12 needs is to eat a wide variety of animal products.
Supplemental vitamin B12 can be found in the following:
The Recommended Dietary Allowance (RDA) for vitamins reflects how much of each vitamin most people should receive on a daily basis. The RDA for vitamins may be used as goals for each person.
How much of each vitamin you need depends on your age and gender. Other factors, such as pregnancy and illnesses, are also important. Women who are pregnant or breast-feeding need higher amounts. Ask your health care provider which amount is best for you.
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When I recently left a lucrative supermarket job to pursue my Starving Writer phase, I couldn't help feel survivor's guilt. I fled with my soul intact, but how could I lend moral support to those left behind?
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Around the Corner with John McGivern Preview-Update
What a great turnout for the screening of Around the Corner. It was standing room only in the banquet area at Joe's K-Ranch. The food was excellent as always and it was great to see so many people come out on a snowy night.
The preview was outstanding.
I highly recommend watching the show Thursday night on Channel 10 at 7:00 or Friday night at 8:00 on Channel 36. It was announced that the Thursday showing last week was the most watched PBS show in country during this time slot. I know we can make that happen again.
Monday February 17 at 7:00 the will be a prescreening of the Around the Corner with John McGivern show that will feature Cudahy. The preview will be held at Joe's K-Ranch.
I believe that both John McGivern and John Gurda are scheduled to be in attendence.
The show will air on PBS, Channel 10 on Thursday February 20 at 7:00.
I remember coming home with my son from some event at the high school and seeing the show being filmed near the Patrick Cudahy statue in Sheridan Park. I was joking with my son Spencer telling him that it was John McGivern. I know he didn't believe me, so we took a drive into the park and sure enough it was him.
Here is a video preview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC3dsiva_7Y#t=1
Come early for dinner, Joe's K-Ranch has a great menu. This is a great opportunity to come together as a community and show our pride. I hope to see you there.
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There are nearly three dozen Chinese restaurants in the Providence vicinity, but Korean? Not so much. As in none since the tiny, simple Soloman closed on Benefit Street. Just Sun & Moon in East Providence and, for the past few years, Sura in Johnston.
Well, Sura owner Helen Kim and Hannah Choi have opened a new Sura in downtown Providence. Same idea: the menu offers Korean barbecue and other items, plus a sushi bar and some traditional Japanese dishes. Liquor is supplied equitably, with sakes plus herbed-up Korean baeksaeju — literally "100-year-old rice wine" — and vodka-like soju. The 14 bottled beers are for the unadventurous.
The menu is vast, with color photographs of many of the items, efficiently cutting down on the number of times customers point to a dish with an "Um, what . . . ." We were served a plate of sautéed ginkgo nuts ($4.95) — fine to me, but an acquired taste for a couple of us — while we waited for our starters, which were all over the map. One of us had an avocado salad ($6.95) with a tasty toasted sesame seed dressing. Next to me was salmon caviar ($3), a heaping tablespoon of fat orange roe atop fanned lemon slices.
For the table, I ordered the intriguing oyster pancake ($10.95). A foot in diameter, there was plenty for the four of us. Soggy but full of oysters as well as scallions, it tasted better with the accompanying tamari sauce. For myself, I ordered a bowl of yuk gae jang soup ($4.95), since I like to start with a nice hot and sour bowl when I can. Intensely red and correspondingly spicy, it was packed with lots of beef, as well as such goodies as green beans, rice noodles, and stirred-in egg. My taste buds perked right up.
Johnnie started with a tofu tempura roll ($8). She appreciated the texture contrast through my head-shaking over the fact that she could have had shrimp or chicken tempura for the same price (there is no reasoning with a tofu lover). She also had a brown, non-spicy version of chicken bulgogi BBQ ($16.95), still in her beige mood. It was tasty, but the absence of spiciness circumvented the barbecue aspect.
Also on the table was beef bibimbap ($10.95), more or less fried rice with bits of vegetables. It answered our curiosity about why the stone pot version was two dollars more by arriving chilled. It was heated at no extra charge, but the fried egg on top came back hard, of course. A nice touch was the side of kimchi and both bean sprout and watercress salads, fragrant with sesame oil.
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In an email sent to Mayor Jim Brown Nov. 18, District 2 commission candidate Gene Jaleski asks Mayor Jim Brown, "How long must the residents of Longboat Key suffer the current town lawyer?"
"It is past the time when the town needs to be put out of its legal miseries," writes Jaleski, referencing the recent judgment that favored the Islandside Property Owners Coalition in regards to a town code challenge. "Too much bad legal advice has cost the taxpayers countless thousands of dollars and wasted years, from an unbroken string of land use court defeats, spanning decades."
Brown responded by writing: "Since most of your accusations are either wrong or skewed I will not respond. Since you are apparently running for office again you can debate these issues when and if you'd agree to attend a debate."
In response, Jaleski said "Being snide solves nothing."
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Description Aeolidia papillosa is a species of sea slug, an aeolid nudibranch, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Aeolidiidae. A. papillosa has many common names including the shaggy mouse nudibranch or the shag rug nudibranch, in part due to its shape and its numerous flattened cerata that make it look rather like a bedraggled mouse or like a shag rug.
It can be easily identified by its large number of flattened cerata on its body except for a triangular area that extends from the rhinophores to the mid dorsum. The cerata vary in color from grey to white and sometimes pink, orange, or green hues, depending on the species of anemone it has been feeding on. Though sometimes smaller, this species can grow to a length of 10 cm(4 in) in the Pacific Ocean and up to 12 cm(5 in) in the Atlantic Ocean. The maximum recorded length is 100 mm.
Habitat Rocks, Piers, driftwood & pilings, Mud flats.
Range Western Canada, Mid-Atlantic, California, New England, Northwest, Eastern Canada, Alaska.


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A brisk (-1C) afternoon in the Dairy Bush for today's gigapan - some brief precipitation (flurries). Thanks to Connor Warne for taking today's GigaPan while I was in Costa Rica.
check out the same week over the past three years:
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I've extracted images from a year of Dairy Bush GigaPans to illustrate the rapid decomposition of the leaf litter in this forest associated with the presence of non-native worms. The forest floor is changing! www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRRv09_oF5w
There is a timelapse video of the third year of the Dairy Bush GigaPan on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=G519AVNzp-w
There is a timelapse video of the second year of the Dairy Bush GigaPan on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCEdsV_kki4 . (yr 1 is below)
The low-resolution timelapse video of the first year of the Dairy Bush GigaPan to YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=uImvGH1dq-o
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Family: Vespertilionidae, Vespertilionid Bats view all from this family
Description Similar to female Eastern Red Bats, this species has broadly rounded ears, long pointed wings, and a densely furred interfemoral membrane. Forearm 37-43mm.
Dimensions 89-114mm, 35-50mm, 9-14g
Warning Bats are susceptible to rabies, a serious viral disease that results in death if untreated. Rabid bats rarely attack humans or other animals, but bats found lying on the ground may be rabid. Never touch or pick up any bat. Stay away from any animal that seems to be acting strangely and report it to animal-control officers. If you are bitten by a possibly rabid animal, you must immediately consult a doctor for a series of injections; there is no cure once symptoms emerge.
Habitat Scrub, shrub & brushlands, Forests & woodlands
Range Southeast, Florida, Texas
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By NEMS Daily Journal
A 23-year-old Chickasaw County woman is dead and her husband is facing murder charges, according to Chickasaw County Coroner Andy Harmon said.
Harmon said authorities were called to a home on Highway 8, east of Houston, at 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Once at the scene they found Amanda Porter dead of an apparent stabbing.
Amanda's husband Will Porter was arrested a short time later and is facing murder charges.
Harmon said Amanda Porter's body has been sent to Jackson for an autopsy and results should be back Monday.
The case is still under investigation by the Chickasaw County Sheriff's Department.
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text: Woke up 8:00, read email and found a bug in the drbd timeout handlers. Around 13:00 walked with Rik to a churrascaria near here. Damn sun. The meat paradise was completly busy, though we dont had to way more than 5min. After meat and a nbd-over swap talk with Rik we came back walking. Fucking sun. Watched "Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii" video again, those guys are good. Walked a bit throught the garden (its almost a jungle) in the back of my house. Fixed the bug i found in the morning, sent the patch to Philipp, and slept.


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|The Mistake: You were longing for a head full of bouncy waves, so you began to experiment with hot rollers and ended up with either Shirley Temple ringlets or sad, limp strands.
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The title says it all.
Actually, my main complaint is the lack of Jedi Robes on these figures. For $20 a pop they SHOULD come with them. Anakin definately needs his. And Obi-wan wore his Jedi robe for most of the film! C/mon Hasbro!!! Spend the few extra cents!!
What's with MAce Windu's eyes? Is he Chinese? The Episode I version is much better!


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iPhones. iPads. Android. Windows Phone 7. We've updated all of our essential apps lists to include a few forgotten favorites, some long awaited arrivals and, as always, even more amazing apps. Check them out!
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Why should I be opposed to gay marriage?
Why should I be opposed to gay marriage?
Matt McKenzie
"Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it." Henry Ford
I'm a Conservative.
My response is:
You shouldn't if you dont want to...
quickly followed by:
but dont force me to accept it....
and say I'm wierd/distorted/intolerant/not willing to accept...any other discriptive phrase you want to choose, if I do not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miss USA regards.
I'm not saying that we should all support gay marriage. What I want to know is why should I want it to be illegal?
Matt McKenzie
"Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it." Henry Ford
But I believe the institution of marriage B/T individuals of opposite sex was instituted to allow an orderly transfer of property to one's heirs & had nothing to do with what we see today.
In my day gay meant being happy, & the individuals forementioned were described in lesser terms. I personally find the proponents of this type of conduct reprehensible, as I believe them to be dishonest in their eventual goals.
Marvin S
Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
but I think I said,
You Shouldnt if you dont want it to be....
and then I gave my personal rebuttal which says..
But I do want it illegal, and because I am willing to accept the fact that you (dont know for sure, maybe your playing devils advocate) dont want it illegal, dont condem me, or force me to accept it being legal.
you could boil it down to PHYSICS....
YOU want it I dont, I want it YOU dont.....
Exegete Gen 19. It doesn't end well.
Why should I be opposed to polygamy?
Really, what is WRONG with polygamy? Is it MORE wrong than gay marriage?
wrong is wrong, regards
God answers prayers all the time. Even the ones we don't know we asked. God is Good (always)
"There are only two ways to live your life.
One is as though nothing is a miracle.
The other is as though everything is a miracle."
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Wow. Just wow. And not in a good way. I'm so sick of the mocumentary style of story-telling. Full of gimmicks. All of them. Camera shots that are so stupid because you know there is no way anybody would a hold a camera during certain events.
Chronicle cheated and used the telekinetic power to stage the camera wherever was needed to beat constraints of first person views. So then why not have a regular movie if you know your story is limited by this type of gimmick. Either tell a story, or film a documentary. The mix of the two styles sucks.
Devil inside. Also a mocumentary and it was soooo boring. The one bright ray, the lunatic mother was not developed. At all.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine. (1966). A campy 60s movie with Vincent Price in a hammy role as a nefarious doctor trying to take over the world. Fun flick.
I Saw What You Did, and Know Who You Are. Another 60s horror flick with Joan Crawford in a glorified cameo roll. Teenage girls call people at random but one of those calls is to a man who just killed his wife. Wonder if the Scream movies used this premise?
Our Idiot Brother starring Paul Rudd as said idiot. In short: he's a screw up and his family blames him for their mistakes. All in all not bad.
Brave. Or "the movie that more than makes up for Cars' shortcomings."
That's my jacket!
The Searchers. On the big screen! Cinemark is hosting a classic movie series, and the Searchers was shown today. Just had to see that one on the silver screen. One of the great westerns and the Duke in more of his more memorable roles.
Lot of cool old movies playing in my area this summer. An outdoor showing of From Russia with Love may be next.
I love John Wayne's movies but don't think I ever saw The Searchers. Please refresh my memory.
I loved Chism and The Undefeated, The Shootist, amongst many others.
I also love From Russia with Love. I may be watching all my James Bond movies soon.
I am currently re-watching The Pacific on DVD. I loved the Hanks-Speilberg WWII collabortations.
I just watched Clint Eastwoods (Letters and Flags), and prior to that, Windtalkers and Thin Red Line, and Pearl Harbor.
I want to expand my collection of guns to include more WWII firepower. I can join an airborne re-enactment community (the 82nd) with some of my fellow Civil War comrades. Yes, they actually parachute for the full experience. Membership dues are high because the company maintains its own plane for re-enacting purposes.
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Even better, you could join the airborne group but insist on using your Civil War uniform and weapons. If nothing else, it would make for some interesting pictures.
That's my jacket!
Safety is a huge concern here. So we'll need some kind of zip line for escape in an emergency set up - and it might not look very good.
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While browsing through my XM stations while stuck on the 405 this evening, I got to thinking about those pivotal songs that really define the decades.
So the challenge is to come up with one, and only one, song which best represents each decade, from the '30s through today.
As I made my own choices, I realized the difficulty as so many great tunes are left off the list. But only one is allowed. Now these aren't necessarily my favorite songs ever or from that period. They just seem to best represent those eras in terms of sound and mood. Pretend like you're building a time capsule or sending an interstellar satellite out with the "stuff" that best represents what we have accomplished.
List your own!
1930s: This Land is Your Land, Woody Guthrie (really 1940, but it has more to do with the '30s I think as well as having that sound of the time.)
1940s: Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Company B, The Andrews Sisters
1950s: Rock Around the Clock, Bill Haley and the Comets
1960s: For What It's Worth, Buffalo Springfield
1970s: Stayin' Alive, The Bee Gees
1980s: Thriller, Michael Jackson
1990s: picking from the 1990s was tough...seemed to be a dry time for good music...but at the risk of attracting tomatoes from the peanut gallery, I'm going to put down Livin' La Vida Loca as being the best song to represent the general feel of music from the '90s.
2000s: Lose Yourself, Eminem


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Hecht named winner of Protein Society award
Posted April 12, 2003; 12:32 p.m.
The Protein Society, an international scientific organization, has awarded its annual Emil Thomas Kaiser Award to Princeton chemist Michael Hecht . "Professor Hecht has made significant, original and creative contributions to our understanding of protein structure and design," the society said in its citation.
Hecht, an associate professor of chemistry, came to Princeton as an assistant professor in 1990. He received his Ph.D. in biology from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1984 and worked in postdoctoral positions there and at the Duke University Medical Center.
The Protein Society cited Hecht for his work in designing "de novo proteins," custom-made proteins that do not arise from natural processes. His studies, which show that water-attracting and water-repelling portions of a protein are crucial in determining the molecule's three-dimensional structure, are "a real tour de force," the society said. The work could have applications in fields from medicine to materials science.
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Originally Posted by Tycho... that prompted my own question about whether they were unable to read/open the link.Originally Posted by JimJamBonds
TeeEye7, noted SSG Forumite, celebrated a birthday earlier in the year 2009, ironically on the very date he was born. Apparently, we neglected to mention said birthday greetings near that date; for that, I am quite sorry. T.I., "noted" rap artist, will be in a cell soon for a weapons charge. I thought it would be "funny" or "humorous" (perhaps even across-the-pond "humourous" ) to post an article and see if others would think it was our TI7, whose job also requires him to carry weapons (legally), instead. You may commence laughter... now.
Oh, and happy reee-heee-hee-heeeally belated b'day greetings, username TeeEye7.Originally Posted by SSG Forum


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Clippers' Crawford and Bledsoe connect on over-the-head reverse alley-oop
By Ben Golliver
The best garbage time show on Earth can be found in Los Angeles.
The Clippers were at it again during the closing minutes of a 113-90 blowout win over the Mavericks at the Staples Center. Forward Matt Barnes hit guard Jamal Crawford with a touchdown pass on the leak out, and Crawford teed up an over-the-head alley-oop pass for the high-flying Eric Bledsoe, who finished the play with a two-hand reverse dunk, plus a swing on the rim for good measure. The highlight reel play sent DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin into a bit of delighted bouncing. The Clippers moved to 12-6 with the win and currently hold a one-game lead over the Warriors in the Pacific Division. Crawford finished with 20 points, four assists, one rebound and one steal in 31 minutes. Bledsoe added eight points, five assists, five rebounds, three steals and one block in 19 minutes.


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Back home again; new contract with Nuclear Blast
Germany's HELLOWEEN have been one of the most influential and internationally most successful acts of the global Heavy Metal scene and this year the Hamburg-based quintet, founded in 1984, celebrates their 30th anniversary. Their latest studio album »Straight Out Of Hell«, charted at a sensational #4, their highest German chart entry to date, holding this position for five long weeks. Additionally they made another five top ten entries in Europe and also cracked the US Billboard Charts.
Now HELLOWEEN return to their old label home Nuclear Blast, where they released two albums - »The Dark Ride« (2000) and »Rabbit Don't Come Easy« (2003), both of which have just been re-issued with extended bonus material.
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Taylor Swift Says Thanks to Country Music for Letting Her Evolve
07:10 / June 29, 2013
Taylor Swift's music roots are firmly planted in country music and she credits country singers such as Faith Hill and Shania Twain for inspiring her before she was a household name. However, as the years have gone by, the 'We Are Never Getting Back Together' hitmaker has evolved from a country songstress to a crossover superstar. Still, she hasn't forgotten where she started.
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – The Board of Aldermen on Tuesday approved applying for two grants to build a frontage road in conjunction with the widening of Mississippi Highway 7 in and south of Oxford.
One of the awards sought is a $2 million community block development grant, and the other is a Development Infrastructure Program grant from the Mississippi Development Authority.
"When MDOT four-lanes Highway 7, they'll have a frontage road from Office Park Drive to the first entrance of North Mississippi Regional Center," said City Engineer Bart Robinson. "This grant would build an extension of it up 800 to 1000 feet to the north."
If the city wins the grants, the frontage road will be extended from Office Park Drive across Bailey Branch and up the west side of Highway 7 to a site on which FNC, a home-grown high-tech company serving the mortgage industry, hopes to build a second office complex.
Eligibility for the grants requires that the project enable the creation of at least 100 new jobs, which FNC President Glen Evans indicated is an extremely modest goal. The company undertook a study before making plans for expansion.
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Remember when every day started with a hot cup o' joe and a hearty American breakfast? At AmericInn, the good things never change. So, dig in and enjoy free American favorites like fresh baked waffles, eggs, fresh fruit, pastries, a piping-hot cup o' joe and more.
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We're known for more than quiet, comfy rooms. We're a great place to spend your vacation, too. From spacious, family-style accommodations to the relaxing lobby and inviting pool area. Our welcoming surroundings are also perfect for groups.
We believe loyalty is one of those things that makes this country great. That's why we're the only rewards program that pays you cash for your stays. We know you work hard and choose carefully where you stay, and we want you to know – we appreciate you. Join Easy Rewards today!
This great big country doesn't stop spinning while you're on the road. Stay connected with our free wireless Internet. Don't have a computer? Don't worry, AmericInn provides a lobby computer and printer free for your use 24 hours a day.
You work hard every day and we're proud to welcome you with a clean, comfy and spacious guest room to rest your head. We'll make sure you're greeted with a smile and enjoy a nice, quiet night's sleep.
Taking good care of folks in this great big country of ours is what we do best. No matter how complicated life gets, we stand by the Golden Rule of treating people as we'd like to be treated. If your stay was not up to your expectations, please let us know so we can make things right.
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