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Stevens Transport? I am considering a career change and am looking at Stevens Transport for thier CDL training and jobs as a driver. Does anyone have any information on if their training and ads are legit? Also how do they treat their drivers? Is this a good or bad company to work for? Any advice would be helpful.

Is Stevens Transport a good company to work for? I'm thinkin about joining a CDL program & was wondering if Stevens Transport is a decent company to work for. I live near Dallas TX. Is there any other companies I should consider instead? I'm fully aware of the lifestyle & I think I can do it just fine. Any comment helps. Thanks!

Thinking about becoming a truck driver need cdl training is Stevens Transport a good company to start with?

Choosing a trucking company. I am trying to choose between C.R. England and Stevens Transport?? Any advice? I have been offered a pre-hire with both C.R. England and Stevens Transport and just wondering if anyone has any information on either one of these two companies. Thanks.....

i have a valid drivers license for about 9 mouths.can i still go to work for stevens transport to get my cdl ? there got to be a trucking company out there somewhere that will put me through school and to sign a year contract!

stevens transport says 350.00? ok,stevens transport has accepted me for there driving school,the recruiter tells me i will be paid 350.00 starting the friday after i get there,yet i have read that you wont get it untill after you get your cdl,can someone shed some light on this,how long doed it take too get your cdl through there school?

Stevens Transport, C. R. England - is freight touch or no-touch ? I used to work for Swift a long time ago and was used to hauling no-touch freight. And never anything refrigerated. I want to return to driving a truck so i'm looking at C. R. England and Stevens, both of whom are hiring in my area. So does the driver of a refrigerated trailer have to unload at stops ? What percent of frieght is no-touch ? Is this a more physical line of truck driving than non-refrigerated ? Thanks.

Do U.S. truck drivers with C. R. England, Stevens Transport, P.A.M. and Schneider drive into and around Canada? I used to drive a tractor trailer and am now trying to get back to doing it. I love visiting Canada miltiple times a year and was wondering which of the companies i've listed (or others you may know of) allow their American truck drivers to pick-up or deliver in Canada ? In many cases with Mexico for instance, i've seen that U.S. drivers will drop or pick-up load at a border town but won't actually drive in and around Mexico. Is the same true for Canada ? Thanks :D

Thinking about a new career with Stevens or Swift Transport will I ever see any home time or is home time = 0.? Need CDL school and training.

who is better to start out with , stevens transport , crst or cr england? newbie cdl driver , looking for best program ..

What is the average weekly income of a company driver? My husband is thinking of becoming a truck driver. He already has his CDL. He wants to know what is an average weekly income. He has applied for Swift, Stevens Transport and Schnider.

what is the real deal with trucking schools and leasing a truck thru them? i am a new entry into commercial trucking , don,t want to make the wrong move , which is best company to get started with , stevens transport , er england , swift ????

I need to transport my horse in Wisconsin...any ideas? I need to transport my horse for cryosurgery (she has cancer on her eye) and do not have a trailer. It is only an hour and a half drive and I need to get there in the morning and then back that same night. I am going from Stevens Point to Madison, WI.... I do not know horsepeople well enough in this area to get a ride. (I will obviously pay for gas and extra). any suggestions? Thanks everyone for the tips-I am able to get my mother to drive up from my hometown. It is a 2 1/2 hr drive for her up to Stevens Point, but I have a trailer!

What benefits gives a student card in Denmark ? Searching for books uml ? Two part question 1.What benefits gives a student card in Denmark ? Transport ? museums ? etc ? 2.Maybe anybody knows were to download or get a book "Using UML: Software Engineering with Objects and Components" by p.stevens and r.pooley ?

Need help finding public transport from Hoboken to Glassboro? long story short, I'm going to college at Stevens in Hoboken, NJ, and my boyfriend is going to Rowan, which is in Glassboro (also in NJ). Since neither of us can have cars freshman year, we want to find a way to take maybe a train then a bus to get to each others' campuses for weekends to visit. Can anyone find a simple, direct way to take a train and/or bus from Hoboken to Glassboro? I wouldn't mind walking a couple miles. Don't use google maps... I tried it and their directions are all on a bus and take almost 7 hours.

What will Alaska do without Ted Stevens? From the making of Metlakatla into an Economic Enterprise Community, to the bridges to nowhere to numerous other benefts for Alaska, Uncle Ted has been a mainstay of a state with huge economic disadvantages in transport and the inability to attract private investment. One well-known Democrat once wrote, "He could shoot the reindeer from under Santa Claus and still be reelected." But now, with Mark Begich leading by 1022 votes and the remaining absentee and question ballots to be counted all from areas heavily favoring Begich, it looks as if there will be an interruption in his illustrious (and mildly outrageous) career. So how will Alaska fare? They need infusions of capital badly to become as productive as they could be, but the internal rates of return seem small to outside investors. Cafe Combate: Try living in a village with a 6% employment rate and 100% of the available jobs filled and see if you still say that. One such village has access to some really unique water they could bottle and sell for ridiculous prices but not ridiculous enough to freight it to market on a steady basis. Alaskan: I can see you have never lived in a village. There is a struggle there to pay for heating oil, and for water/sewer and electricity, if the village has such services. Subsistence doesn't make a dent in that. The permanent fund isn't enough either.

I would greatly apreciate if someone could perhaps provide transport to an alternate universe...? I googled it, and I think I know were to go, there is a black hole its about three stars to the left of our sun, and about as far away from robert pattinson and the twihard following... I would imagine this question seems a bit far fetched but you know steven hawkings told me himself It could be done, so if you think this is crazy, try explaining the woman who wanted a twilight themed wedding. Now that is impossible... I am certain that the universe would implode and then god would ROLFMAO at the groom. well rather, Chuck Norris, and or Morgan Freeman would laugh at the groom since I'm athiest. BTW I will need a fast ship, so anyone with connections to harrison ford would be very helpful indeed. and on a side note I would like someone to punch Justin Bieber... just, u know... for the hell of it...

I rarely read poetry, but sometimes several phrases with a decent melody will transport me out of the worst-? moods. It may not even be inspired by the beauty of nature, or some profound riddle. It may be in a few heart strung words in a popular song that I'd never paid particular attention too before- Ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it for Cat Steven's, "Trouble". Suddenly I cannot hear enough of it. I feel every scintilla of every chord of this song so its' nice to know sometimes that I'm not dead after all. OK, its' not a video game- sorry to disturb.

What would you see at the Cinema out of these? Red Riding Hood- Amanda Seyfried stars in a dark and romantic reimagining of the classic tale. The people of Daggerhorn have long maintained a truce with the werewolf that stalks their woods. Every month they sacrifice an animal in the hope that the wolf will depart with its thirst for blood quenched. One of Daggerhorn's inhabitants is Valerie (Amanda Seyfried), a young girl who is in love with the brooding woodcutter Peter (Shiloh Fernandez), even though she has been promised to the wealthy Henry (Max Irons). Her plans to run away with Peter are shattered when the wolf kills her older sister. Suddenly everything has changed. Famed werewolf hunter Father Solomon (Gary Oldman) is sent for, but immediately warns the townsfolk that the wolf could be lurking within any one of them. As tensions rise, Valerie finds herself at the centre of Solomon's hunt, and discovers that the wolf may be closer than she ever suspected. Source Code. Jake Gyllenhaal stars in a mind-bending psychological thriller from visionary director Duncan Jones. Captain Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) is bewildered to find himself trapped in the body of a man he doesn't know, travelling on a train with a woman named Christina (Michelle Monaghan) who thinks he's a teacher called Sean. When the train is destroyed in an explosion, Stevens is transported into a hi-tech laboratory, where he is confronted by a military officer (Vera Farmiga) and a scientist (Jeffrey Wright). They reveal that Stevens is on a mission to find the terrorist who bombed the train earlier that day. Stevens is part of a government experiment called the Source Code which enables him to cross over into another man's identity in the last eight minutes of his life. With an even greater threat looming, Stevens must return to the train again and again, gathering clues each time - before it's too late to save the city. Trailer for Red Riding Hood- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM8V3cHdSC4 Trailer for Source Code- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkTrG-gpIzE They Both Look AMAZING!(: Okay Thank You!:)

math questions that i need help? 7. a carton contains 3 dozen CDs. steven's small plane can carry 432 cartons at a time. if steven wants to transport 60,000 CD, how many trips must he make? (A)6 (B)5 (C) 4 (D) 3.8 (E) 3 19. if x does not equal -1 and y = 1/x, then 1/(x+1) + 1/(y+1) (A)1 (B) 3 (C) x (D) x+1 (E) x+1/x +2

Contract Law Case Study? Anyone can provide me the summary of the following cases. I cannot find them in many casebook: Wright & Co Ltd v Maunder [1962] Wilkie v London Passenger Transport Board [1947] Steven v Bromley & Son [1919] Sullivan v Constable [1932] Denton v Great Northern Railway Co. [1856] Thanks I have tried to search the Lexis, Westlaw. I could find them but I could not browse the summary/ fact of these cases.

Help me with history please? 1. Who invented bifocal eyeglasses and a clean-burning stove, and helped develop the U.S. postal system? (Points : 3) Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Elkanah Watson John Stevens 2. What manufacturing concept helped Eli Whitney earn a contract from the federal government? (Points : 3) ginning cotton using machines to reduce the work of slaves using interchangeable parts reaping wheat 3. What contributions did Samuel Slater and Francis Cabot Lowell make to American manufacturing? (Points : 3) They put up huge amounts of their own capital to hire as many people as possible to increase production. They built on practices they had seen in England to improve equipment and production techniques in the textile industry. They persuaded English investors to share their techniques and ideas to get the American textile industry going. They invented machines that not only separated the cotton, but also sorted it according to grades and strengths. 4. John Deere and Cyrus McCormick invented machines that made large-scale agriculture possible, especially in the Midwest. What were those machines? (Points : 3) steel plow and reaper tractor and baler corn crib and silo reaper and tractor 5. How did geography affect the development of industry in New England? (Points : 3) The small number of ports limited transportation and trade. Rocky soil and an unpredictable climate made it unsuitable for commercial agriculture. Large deposits of coal there kept factories running at full production. Slow-flowing rivers and streams prevented the use of water as a power source. 6. How did the War of 1812 and the related trade embargoes affect American production of textiles and other goods? (Points : 3) Shortages almost destroyed the American economy. The war lasted longer because of resentment over trade. Quality dropped way off because British machinery was unavailable. New industries prospered and grew. 7. What was a key element in developing a market economy in nineteenth century America? (Points : 3) retooling the Conestoga wagon to carry a heavier load creating a system of toll roads to generate federal revenue developing a merchant marine to promote water transport improving the roads to transport goods 8. Which construction project connected the Great Lakes to New York City? (Points : 3) the National Road the Erie Canal the Lancaster Turnpike the George Washington Bridge 9. What development helped improve trade in the Midwest? (Points : 3) Thomas Jefferson's plow Eli Whitney's cotton gin Robert Fulton's steamboat George Stephenson's locomotive 10. Which transportation improvement did not make rapid movement of goods and people across large areas possible? (Points : 3) Conestoga wagons steamboats canals railroads

This is a level from Keros Campaign, what do you think video gamers? First, you think the game should be Keros: Chronicles, or Keros: The Great War This is the transcript from a level called "An Oil Rich Planet" Is the level good??? ---Keros Staff Writer Transcript ■Player spawns near the front gate of the Al Kadhum base ■Private James Connar: "So, why did they call it Planet O? That sounds stupid!" ■Private Lewis Jones: "Your lucky they didn't call it Planet X, like in a stupid video game or movie." ■Private James Connar: "*Laughing* Yeah, I guess that's true." ■Private Lewis Jones: "They probably called it Planet O, cause its filled with oil...I mean, I wouldn't know what to call it...how about you? ■Private James Connar: "hm...not sure, planet o sounds alright then..." ■Command: "Listen up teams, your objective is to assault the base, and clear the area for the Helicopters to come and drop some transport for you. Then proceed to the oil rig and destroy it completely." ■Commander Steve Ramirez: "Roger that, Rangers lead the way...Move Out!" ■Sirens go off and the base is alerted ■Turrets go off ■Cammander Steve Ramirez: "Gunner, open the gate, now!" ■Sangheili Marine: "Roger that." ■The tanks main gun fires at the gate ■Player must head into the base, along with the team, where there is opposition ■USAAF: "This is Eagle 5, we are heading to the LZ, over." ■ODST Command: "This is P1, we are on our way." ■Commander Ramirez: "Roger that, all teams, hold the base till the USAAF and ODST arrive!" ■Waves of Al Kadhum come in with T-72's, troop transport trucks and helicopters ■Commander Ramirez: "USAAF and ODST command, the LZ is hot, and we will need some time to clear the area!" ■USAAF Command: "Copy that, do the best you can, out!" ■10 Minute timer indicater starts ■5 minutes pass ■USAAF Pilot: "5 minutes" ■Player will see Transport Helicopters coming over the horizon ■After 4 minutes, the timer will read 1:00 ■USAAF Pilot: "1 minute" ■Player sees the helicopters almost at the base ■30 seconds later, so the timer will read 0:30 ■USAAF Pilot: "30 seconds till touch down." ■Commander Ramirez: "Roger that!" ■The base should be clear of enemies by this time, with just a couple of groups in the area ■The player will see 2 Pelicans and a C-17 coming over the base ■ODST Pilot: 10 seconds, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5" ■Pelicans begin to land ■ODST Pilot: "4, 3, 2, 1." ■A Sangheili Marine Abram Tank (Tan) is dropped ■UH-144 Falcons are hovering above the Pelican ■ODST Pilot: "Ok, your good to go, good luck." ■Pelican flys away but the Falcons stay ■C-17s drop 4 humvees ■'USAAF Pilot: '"Ok guys, rangers lead the way, the USAAF will send in transport helicopters on your way out, good luck." ■ODST soldiers will get into the UH-144 Falcons ■Sangheleili Marines will enter into the tank ■Private Collen, Scott, White, Jones, and you will get into a Humvee ■Sgt. Wilson, Moore, Bacon, Price, and Stevens will get into a Humvee ■Lt. Gonzalez, Daniels, Reed, and Cpl. Dunn will get into a Humvee ■Cpl. Vasquez, Mendoza, and Cmdr. Ramirez will get into a Humvee ■Player can get into a Humvee and drive or be the gunner, or get into a UH-144 Falcon and be a pilot or gunner, or get into the tank and be the driver, man the main gun, or the turret, Player 2 can do this as well, and both players can drive seperate vehicles ■The team are accompanied by the 2 (Tan) Abram Tanks, and 2 (Tan) UH-144 Falcons ■Commander Ramirez: "Okay, are next objective is to get to the oil fields. There is a city in the in our way so the USAAF will clear it so we can push through...lets do this!" ■You and your team are headed to the city when a B1 Lancer flies directly over you ■B1 Lancer Pilot:'' '"This is Sky Hawk Niner, setting scan range...scanning, stand by...okay, waiting for confirmation." ■'Cpl. Dunn: '"This is the 7th Ranger Regiment. You are clear to engage the city, over." ■B1 Lancer Pilot: "Copy." ■While you are driving, you see a flash from the main gun of the B1 Lancer and a red beam is fired on the city ■City explodes, almost nuke like and debris and parts of buildings fly into the air ■A shockwave comes headed towards you ■Commander Ramirez: "Everybody, Hang On!" ■The convoy shakes side to side heavily, and then comes to a stop as your team is driving ■An ash cloud is seen after the blast ■B1 Lancer Pilot: "Sky Hawk Niner, breaking away, good luck." ■The Lancer flies off to the right of you ■You and your team head into the city ■Private Daniel Scott: "Man, can you see anything?" ■'Private James Connar: '"No.....I don't, this place is done for.&

can somebody help with my american history questions? Question 9 Early in the war, the British navy A-sunk ships heading to the European mainland. B-blockaded Germany and mined the North Sea. C-traveled in convoys. D-patrolled the waters off the coast of Iceland. Question 17 Even before the United States entered the war, it A-supplied war materials to the Allies. B-sent soldiers to Europe. C-encouraged citizens to recycle. D-began selling Liberty bonds. Question 19 Trench warfare consisted of A-having troops rush across no-man’s-land into enemy fire. B-staging tank battles. C-digging holes to trap enemy equipment. D-airplanes dropping bombs. Question 21 The Federalist was a collection of essays A-about Enlightenment philosophers. B-that answered Antifederalist critics. C-that promoted the Antifederalist cause. D-about the major battles of the Revolution. Question 22 President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by A-Andrew Johnson. B-John Wilkes Booth. C-Thaddeus Stevens. D-Ulysses S. Grant. Question 23 In July 1863, Union victories at Vicksburg and Port Hudson were significant because A-they resulted in the freeing of slaves who went on to join the Union army. B-they gave the Union total control of the Mississippi River, thereby cutting off Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas from the rest of the Confederacy. C-Stonewall Jackson was killed during the Siege of Vicksburg. D-Confederate troops, forced to eat their mules for food, were unable to transport their supplies.

Will these TSA and police officers arrested in prescription drug bust, be on the No Fly List now? http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/09/13/new.york.tsa.officers.arrested/ - TSA and police officers arrested in prescription drug bustBy Julia Talanova, CNN September 13, 2011 - New York (CNN) -- Three Transportation Security Administration officers and two police officers are among 20 people arrested Tuesday on charges of conspiring to distribute tens of thousands of oxycodone painkillers for illegal sale from Florida to Connecticut, according to U.S. Attorney of Connecticut David B. Fein. According to court documents, TSA and law enforcement officers accepted cash and gift cards to allow large quantities of the prescription drug and large sums of money to be transported between Florida and New York airports. "In these times no one needs to be reminded about how dangerous it is when officers who have sworn to uphold the law accept money to 'look the other way'," Fein said. "Operation Blue Coast" began with an arrest at a hotel in Stamford, Connecticut, on April 8, in which DEA officers recovered 6,000 oxycodone pills from a man who traveled from Florida to Connecticut., officials said. According to court documents, the man revealed that he traveled back and fourth several times a week over the course of a year, buying drugs in Florida and transporting them to Connecticut through commercial airlines and by automobile. He said he sold the drugs to traffickers in Connecticut for a profit. "Prescription pain medication abuse is rampant in New England and this trafficking group allegedly preyed upon the individuals to line their pockets, while the law enforcement officers are alleged to have sold their badges and abused their authority to further the illegal activities of this organization," according to a statement by Steven Derr of the DEA. According to the DEA, to transport up to 8,000 pills per trip, the man said he paid off the arrested TSA officers who screened the passengers and luggage at the Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach, Florida, and Westchester County Airport in White Plains, New York. He told the DEA he also paid more than $20,000 to TSA officers in New York to make sure he could pass with large sums of cash, the profits from his drug trafficking. "TSA holds its security officers to the highest professional and ethical standards and has a zero tolerance policy for criminal activity in the workplace," said TSA spokesperson Lisa Farbstein in a written statement. "The actions of a few individuals in no way reflect on the outstanding job our more than 50,000 security officers do every day to ensure the security of the traveling public." The informant also allegedly paid off Florida State Trooper Justin Kolves, 28, by giving his fiancé, Jessica Douglas, 28, checks in exchange for a free pass for anyone transporting narcotics or currency driving through Central Florida. In addition to Kolves and Douglas, the arrested include Christopher Allen, 45, and John Best, 30, TSA officers based at the Palm Beach International Airport; Brigitte Jones, 48, a TSA officer based at Westchester County Airport in New York; and Michael Brady, 36, a New York police officer employed by the Westchester County Department of Public Safety, who allegedly accepted cash in Connecticut and New York in exchange for passing drug profits through the airport without detection. Fourteen others were arrested. If convicted they face up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $1 million.

math question? steven braindead (LOOOL) spends his income as follows a. 2/5 of his income goes in tax b. 2/3 of what is left goes on food, rent and transport c. he spends the rest on cigarettes, beer and betting what fraction of his income is spent on ciarettes how do i know what like the overall amount of money spent is if they want me to find c...huh

U.S History help will you please help I am begging!!!!? 1. Who invented bifocal eyeglasses, a clean-burning stove, and helped develop the U.S. postal system? (Points: 3) Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin Elkanah Watson John Stevens 2. What manufacturing concept helped Eli Whitney earn a contract from the federal government? (Points: 3) ginning cotton using machines to reduce the work of slaves using interchangeable parts reaping wheat 3. What contributions did Samuel Slater and Francis Cabot Lowell make to American manufacturing? (Points: 3) They put up huge amounts of their own capital to hire as many people as possible to increase production. They built on practices they had seen in England to improve equipment and production techniques in the textile industry. They persuaded English investors to share their techniques and ideas to get the American textile industry going. They invented machines that not only separated the cotton, but also sorted it according to grades and strengths. 4. What was the main impact of Cyrus McCormick's reaper and John Deere's steel plow on agriculture? (Points: 3) They made large-scale agriculture possible and profitable. They allowed small farmers to keep up with large landowners. They reduced the need for slaves on southern plantations. They opened up more of New England to farming. 5. How did geography affect the development of industry in New England? (Points: 3) The small number of ports limited transportation and trade. Rocky soil and an unpredictable climate made it unsuitable for commercial agriculture. Large deposits of coal there kept factories running at full production. Slow-flowing rivers and streams prevented the use of water as a power source. 6. What helped spur the growth of American industry in the beginning of the nineteenth century? (Points: 3) increased federal support for entrepreneurs trade agreements with France and England trade embargoes and the War of 1812 interstate commerce agreements between New England states 7. Which of the following was the major purpose of improving the roads in nineteenth century America? (Points: 3) to generate toll revenues for the federal government to improve development of a market economy to provide greater comfort for citizens wishing to travel to make westward expansion easier 8. Which construction project connected the Great Lakes to New York City? (Points: 3) the National Road the Erie Canal the Lancaster Turnpike the George Washington Bridge 9. What was an effect of Robert Fulton's development of steamboat travel? (Points: 3) More people were willing to vacation along the waterways. The cost of transporting goods became more expensive for farmers. Westward expansion became much easier. Trade along the Mississippi River began moving in both directions. 10. Which transportation improvement did not make more rapid movement of goods and people across large areas possible? (Points: 3) Conestoga wagons steamboats canals railroads 11. What two areas benefited most from Morse's invention of the telegraph and the speed it brought to communication? (Points: 3) industry and entertainment politics and transportation trade and agriculture commerce and news 12. What was the impact of Morse's telegraph on communication? (Points: 3) It sped up the delivery of news and information, promoting the development of a market economy. It brought a means of rapid communication into the homes of ordinary citizens. It allowed politicians within a state to prepare more efficiently for their congressional sessions. It created international avenues for bringing European investment dollars into the American market. 13. How had the American election process changed by the election of 1828? (Points: 3) Members of the Electoral College were elected by popular vote, not their state legislatures. State legislators earned the right to serve as electors in the Electoral College. Women and blacks were eligible to serve as electors in the Electoral College. State legislatures continued to elect 50% of the electors, but the popular vote determined the rest. 14. Who won the popular vote in the election of 1824? (Points: 3) John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Henry Clay William Crawford 15. What were John Quincy Adams's qualifications for the presidency when he ran in 1824? (Points: 3) Son of a former president, member of the House of Representatives, from a large southern

Please help i am confused out of my mind.? Mary Ellis, a widow, lives in a townhouse that she shares with her adult son, William, who does not pay rent. Mrs. Ellis awakens on a Saturday morning and goes to her walk-in closet, where she finds a man whom she recognizes as a neighbor, Clyde Stevens, lying on the floor unresponsive. Mrs. Ellis calls 911. Minutes later, police and EMS personnel arrive. Mr. Stevens is pronounced dead from an apparent stabbing, as he has a large butcher knife protruding from his back. Mrs. Ellis, a senior citizen, is transported to the hospital for observation, quite distraught. Police establish a crime scene and call for detectives and crime scene specialists, who arrive and begin to investigate. Detectives begin a canvass and interview Clyde Stevens' wife, Sheila. Mrs. Stevens tells police that William Ellis has entered her townhouse several times unannounced and on one occasion appeared to be trying to get into her bed. Mrs. Stevens gives the police consent to search the house for any potential evidence that might identify her husband's killer. Crime scene investigators actively process the scene. In William's bedroom, technicians develop a blood fingerprint adjacent to a light switch, using an amino acid stain, after locating the print using the absorptive properties of blood and a portable argon laser. The crime scene investigator photographs the print and recovers a sample of the blood for DNA analysis. The print is from the right index finger of William Ellis, and DNA analysis matches the blood to Clyde Stevens. On the basis of this and associated evidence from the Stevens and Ellis residences, an arrest warrant is issued for William Ellis. William is arrested in Utah and extradited to Illinois to stand trial. His lawyer files a motion to exclude evidence. Can someone please answers these questions to fit this scenario? 1. How would William's lawyer argue to have the physical evidence excluded? 2. Will the exclusion pertain to all the evidence, or is there a difference between the evidence collected from the Ellis and Stevens homes? 3. What were the legal justifications for a search? 4. Give examples and cite court cases that deal with these legal justifications. Discuss the exclusionary rule and the "fruit of the poisonous tree" doctrine and determine whether these concepts apply to this scenario. Support your answer by citing relevant literature and legal cases. 5.Describe what steps you would have taken had you done this investigation. i was thinking he cant file a motion for evidence to be excluded because all of the evidence pointed to him. the body was in his mom room and his bloody print and the victim dna was in his room. where is the evidence incorrect?

I need examples of cases where a motion to exclude physical evidence was used.? Mary Ellis, a widow, lives in a townhouse that she shares with her adult son, William, who does not pay rent. Mrs. Ellis awakens on a Saturday morning and goes to her walk-in closet, where she finds a man whom she recognizes as a neighbor, Clyde Stevens, lying on the floor unresponsive. Mrs. Ellis calls 911. Minutes later, police and EMS personnel arrive. Mr. Stevens is pronounced dead from an apparent stabbing, as he has a large butcher knife protruding from his back. Mrs. Ellis, a senior citizen, is transported to the hospital for observation, quite distraught. Police establish a crime scene and call for detectives and crime scene specialists, who arrive and begin to investigate. Detectives begin a canvass and interview Clyde Stevens' wife, Sheila. Mrs. Stevens tells police that William Ellis has entered her townhouse several times unannounced and on one occasion appeared to be trying to get into her bed. Mrs. Stevens gives the police consent to search the house for any potential evidence that might identify her husband's killer. Crime scene investigators actively process the scene. In William's bedroom, technicians develop a blood fingerprint adjacent to a light switch, using an amino acid stain, after locating the print using the absorptive properties of blood and a portable argon laser. The crime scene investigator photographs the print and recovers a sample of the blood for DNA analysis. The print is from the right index finger of William Ellis, and DNA analysis matches the blood to Clyde Stevens. On the basis of this and associated evidence from the Stevens and Ellis residences, an arrest warrant is issued for William Ellis. William is arrested in Utah and extradited to Illinois to stand trial. His lawyer files a motion to exclude evidence. Within this paper, your discussion and research should address, at the least, these questions: How would William's lawyer argue to have the physical evidence excluded? Will the exclusion pertain to all the evidence, or is there a difference between the evidence collected from the Ellis and Stevens homes? What were the legal justifications for a search? Give examples and cite court cases that deal with these legal justifications. Discuss the exclusionary rule and the "fruit of the poisonous tree" doctrine and determine whether these concepts apply to this scenario. Support your answer by citing relevant literature and legal cases.

Please help reflect on this article"Canadian soldier dies in bomb blast"? KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - The latest Canadian victim of the relentless IED campaign by insurgents in Afghanistan was headed home Saturday after his flag-draped coffin was loaded onto a military transport plane. Please reflect on this article ILL GIVE FUUUULL MARKS FOR BEST ANSWER!! thnx Sapper Steven Marshall, 24, of 11 Field Squadron, 1 Combat Engineer Regiment, was the sole casualty of an explosion that struck his patrol Friday in Panjwaii district, 20 kilometres southwest of Kandahar city. More than 2,300 Canadian and foreign troops gathered under the floodlights on the tarmac at Kandahar Airfield to pay their last respects to the Calgary native. "Steven was a passionate hockey fan who loved his hometown Calgary Flames," said padre Cpt. Steve Defer in a eulogy delivered by the Hercules C130 that will take Marshall to CFB Trenton. "His ever present grin and sense of humour was contagious." One of Marshall's best friends, Sapper Dustin Perry, also called attention to his penchant for cracking jokes, which he said brought out the best in everyone. "Those of us who knew him remember that he was the kind of guy who would do anything for you and ask nothing in return," he said following the ramp ceremony. "He always put his friends before himself." Marshall and Perry had been close since training together at CFB Gagetown three years ago, despite Perry being partial to the Vancouver Canuck. "When Vancouver and the Flames were playing it was gloves off for me and Marshall," Perry said. "Marshall was a very competitive hockey player. I was always kind of jealous of his skills." Marshall is the 133rd Canadian soldier to die as part of the Afghan mission. He was the second Canadian soldier killed this week by an IED. Lt. Justin Boyes died Wednesday in an explosion that also injured two other soldiers. His body arrived at CFT Trenton, Ont., on Saturday. Private sector analysts HMC Inc. have tracked a more than 60 per cent increase in the use of IEDs in Afghanistan between 2006 and 2008. It has already tracked well over 100 more cases in 2009 than for all of 2008. Since April 2007, 65 of the 88 Canadian deaths in Afghanistan have been the result of improvised explosive devices. As a sapper, Marshall was on the front lines of efforts to minimize the threat presented by the home-made bombs. "With his skills Steven held one of the critical keys to a lasting peace in Afghanistan," said Defer. "Clearing the mines and IEDs that threaten our soldiers promises more than just our safety, but also, it offers the real promise that the people of Afghanistan might one day know a truly lasting freedom." Marshall was working in an area thought critical for the future success of the counter-insurgency strategy initiated by Brig.-Gen. Jonathan Vance earlier this year. The Canadian military is working to establish a series of model villages in the Dand district that will allow them to separate insurgents from the population at large by providing security and basic economic development. Marshall was killed in the area around Belanday, which borders Panjwaii and was considered one of the success stories of the new strategy.

Statistic (Depreciation)? Recently, Steven did a market study that showed tremendous market potential taking orders and delivery fuel to industrial areas. This is due to an SCDF guideline that requires the transportation of fuel above 20L to be on vehicles with PTL (petroleum transport license). A brand new PTL vehicle costs about $50,000, with COE (Certificate of Entitlement) of 10 years. After 10 years, the scrap value is $5,000. From a week's Classified advertisements, Steven compiled the following offers: Vehicle Age (Years) 2 4 5 7 8 Selling Price ($) 34,000 24,000 18,400 10,800 8,600 Average Yearly Distance Clocked (Km) 10,000 9,000 9,500 9,800 9,000 Where applicable, analyse using the 4 depreciation methods as an entrepreneur. You must make meaningful comparison across all 5 used vehicles, together with buying a brand new one. Explain which is the best method. State what other factor(s) may be critical to your decision. Include any assumptions that are to be applied consistently, if any. To illustrate your understandings, show as much relevent working as possible.

Help me identify this SciFi book please? Hi all, and thanks in advance for reading my sketchy ramblings. Like most of these half-remembered plot lines I'm not exactly sure that my memory stands up particularly well, but here goes. Set in some post-apocalyptic era the male lead character finds an ancient automated library and meets the female lead character about the same time. Finding some way to ask the library questions about the disappearance of the population, the library provides the woman with a book that instructs her how to develop mental abilities but the man's not convinced. She sticks with it and demonstrates that it works (and some specific thing about a flower used by her to show her abilities). He starts learning and catches up and they learn to (transport|jaunt) themselves. More information about the population having left the planet in this way and pointers to their destination. Leap of faith into the unknown taking a bubble of air with them and getting low when, at a final push, meet some that have already travelled. Further demonstration of how mental abilities can be further developed and a meeting held for reasons of privacy in a mind-bubble in the heart of a star. This isn't 'The Stars My Destination' , not 'The Tomorrow People', and not Steven King's 'The Jaunt'. Absolutely not H G Wells's 'The Time Machine'. Not a Star Trek original series episode 'All Our Yesterdays' with Mr Atoz's library. I have no idea why this popped into my head but I'd love to track it down again. Any pointers gratefully received. Bovary, you ignorant, arrogant idiot, it's identical because it was me that asked it on Amazon. If you'd have bothered your lazy backside to look a bit further you'd have seen that I've asked this very same question on Y!A previously too. Lazy. Ignorant. Arrogant. Idiot.

AC/DC Trivia Questions - True Fans Only!!!? Please don't take this if you dont know and are just guessing. I will give the best answer to whoever has the most correct answers. 1. Who was AC/DC's first lead singer? 2. What is their highest selling album? 3. What was their first Australian Only album? 4. How many tracks from the T.N.T (Australian Only) album were used on High Voltage (International)? 5. Where is Rosie from? (the lady from the song " Whole Lotta Rosie") 6. How many albums have they released? (not including live albums but including self produced and Australian Only and International) 7.How many of their albums are on itunes? 8. Who replaced Malcolm Young on tour while he was in rehab? 9. Where is AC/DC lane? 10. Was Black Ice the highest selling album of last year? 11. What is the first song on the "Black Ice World Tour" setlist? 12. Other than the school uniform, what other costumes has Angus worn while playing with the band? (only need to name one) 13. What was Bon Scotts last album with the band? 14. Which album was the soundtrack to a Steven King movie? 15. What was AC/DCs first number one album in the US? 16. Bon Scott travelled by what mode of transport from Melbourne to Sydney to take a girl to the movies?? 17. What 3 songs did Brian Johnson sing in his interview with the band? 18. Who wrote all the songs on "The Razor's Edge" album? 19. Who is the only member born in Australia? 20. What year were they inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame? and who did they perform with on stage? I apologize there was only two songs he sang in his audition

Buddhism and multi dimensions? I remember reading somewhere in the Dalai Lama's teachings talking about early Buddhism talks of a multi dimension space. Found this interesting given I am now reading some physics literature with work done by Steven Hawkings and another prominent physicist which suggest that the universe is actually (mathematically proven or suggested) to be made up of 11 dimensions. These dimensions are interconnected through time/space. This discovery came about with Hawkings correcting his earlier theory on black holes, and that they in fact do not gobble up matter into nothingness, but instead take it from this "dimension/universe" and transport it to another universe where the black hole is inverse and becomes nothing, reconstituting the "data memory". Anyway I just thought this was sort of eerie in conjunction with other things I've read about Buddhism’s definition of the universe and the realms within. Any other Physics/Buddhist fans out there that can comment? Thanks I was not talking in absolute terms, but rather I thought that it interesting that science is laying out our universe with a few interesting similarities to Buddhist beliefs. There seem to be a few uncanny relationships. After all Buddhism is founded more along natural world workings then spiritualism, and therefore is tied to the workings of the universe ultimately. For C. I understand what you are saying but I think Hawkings was quite clear in his explanation and further comment on other discoveries involving new approaches to his theory on black holes. I can't recall if it was string theory, or part of string theory, but it was directly related to his revamping of black hole theory and the event horizon, where originally it was thought that matter literally was gobbled up and dissapeared. Later it was corrected with the help of another physicist that in order to correct that theory, mathematically it seemed that a black hole in fact "reconstitutes" matter on the other side in another dimension where that black hole is balanced out and is nothing on that side, thereby balancing the "universe". Not sure that I am being as clear as I should be, but in any case I thought it was an interesting theory and a multi dimensioned universe makes sense in a lot of ways.

please please PLEASE help me with this history DUE tom? 1. The Dred Scott decision did all of the following except? a)please southerners b)rule that slaves did not have rights c)declared slaves were property not citizens d) guarantee that slavery would not be allowed in in future states e)displeased Northern abolitionist 2. which person MOST LIKELY supported expansion of slavery in the new territories and states rights? a)a southern democrat b)a northern republican abolitionist c)a northern whig d)a northern democrat e) all of the above 3. which was the first state to secede in the 1860 a) Alabama b)Tennessee c)Georgia d)Florida 4. which of the following were NOT an advantage enjoyed by the north during the civil war? a)a greater population of people b)greater population to fight for their homeland c)more factories to produce goods for the war d)more railways for transporting people and supplys 5. which of the following represented an effort by the union to help newly freed slaves a)Homested act b)the pacific railway c)the freedmans bureau d)the reconstruction act e) Jim Crow laws 6.the "anaconda plan" refers to which of the following? a)general lees plan for invading the north b)general grants plan for crushing the south in a series of head-to-head confrontations c)general scotts plan for cutting off southern supply lines and ports through blockades d)john wilkes booth's plan for assassinating president Lincoln e)general lees plan to take the "high ground" at the battle of gettysburg 7.which of the following was NOT offensive to the white southerners regarding reconstruction a)scalawags b)carpetbaggers c)jim crow laws d)the policies of radical repuplicans like thaddeus stevens e)the 15th amendment 8.which of the following would BEST represent the Jim Crow law a)a poll tax b)the homested act c)the reconsturction act d)a fugitive slave law e)the 13th amendment 9.reconstruction ended when... a)northern carpetbaggers came south b)lincoln was assinated by the southern sypathizer c)andrew jackson was impeached by the house of reps d)ulysses s grant became the 18th president of the US e)democrats allowed rupublican rutherford B hayes to be president in exchange for removal of all federal troops from the south PLEASE HELP, SORRY FOR ANY MISTAKES..

How can I report a death threat? Although I am sure it's not really meant for me, they are trying to get people send money by sending scary death threats like this: Hello, This is a message from the Ishmael Ghost Islamic Group. We are confirmed Islamic Hired killers and Suicide aids. We have been sent to assassinate you and members of your family. I am sorry if the following message will not be detailed because we would not want you to be able to track us as we have been following your every move for sometime now. Sometime ago, you offended a member of our gang. As you quite know, I shall not be detailing my statement. This member had ordered for your assassination after he made sure he acquired every information about you and your family. It was when he produced your complete details that another member of our gang found out he knew someone in your extended family. As a result, he pleaded for you and said you should be pardoned under any condition. After reaching an agreement, we decided that you provide the total sum of 800 USD to transport some of our expatriates out of the USA. The money shall finalize the migration of these Islamic expatriates out of the USA. If you do not follow these requirements, I am sorry you shall not live to see the next three weeks, even if you see the next three weeks, a member of your family shall pay for it and another shall pay for every other week you stay alive until you are dead. To provide this money, kindly send the money via western union or money gram to a receiver in the UK. Once this receiver has confirmed the receipt of the money he shall securely send it back to us for the needed reason. Below is the information of the receiver. Receiver: Steven Gibbs Location: London, UK. Send complete transfer information once transfer has been made to this email dflender9@live.com DO NOT PLAY PRANKS, THIS IS NOT A JOKE You have been given 72hrs to send this money or else you shall pay with your life. Note: we have all your movement and the movement of members of your family monitored. Do not let them pay for your greed. Because before you are killed, you shall loose a member of your family alongside. I do not have to inform you that this message should be kept secret from everyone especially the police and other authorities, because if anything happens to any member of our gang, be it within or outside the USA, your family story shall be a disaster. You should know this Islamic Group is wide and members cannot be completely wiped out. Note: We are sending this message with a hacked European and African IP address so that you cannot trace location of this message. I will not explain further, a word should be enough for the wise. Have a nice life Group Treasury Officer. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E.M.U Eastern Mediterranean University I know it's a spam, I still believe it's a disgrace and would like to report them. I checked the email address it has been sent from, they hacked into a Turkey professor email address and sent it from his. This person really exists and this email address is his from work. Shame on them. And that's why they ask to be sent an email to the other email address, because they don't want this person to find out by receiving answers. Thank you everyone. I AM AWARE IT'S A SCAM. Do you know a handy email address to report this kind of violation? ...and by the way Murphy: it is not funny! You should not answer like this just to get points, it's not funny at all!!

So who here feels they are smarter than Steven Hawking? He meant to say that no heaven exists other than the space ship named Heaven that brought jesus and the angels here thousands of years ago that traveled the world using jet aircraft and ascended to and from the space ship via a transport beam. It is all laid out on the walls of caves where pre biblical humans lived! They were not trying to start a religion like the shepherds that wrote the bible! They were merely showing what they saw not what they thought they heard! The aliens that came here used all of their advanced technology on the earths uneducated humans to create all the spectacles that were written about in the bible including jesus's rise to heaven (the space ship), and mind control, and lasers to cut the ten commandments in stone, and so on and so on!

Remember that MAIC report calling conservative thought 'extreme', & essentially a gateway drug to terrorism? http://news.prnewswire.com/DisplayReleaseContent.aspx?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/06-18-2009/0005046676&EDATE= Did you see this? "ACLU Sues DHS Over Unlawful TSA Searches and Detention Treasurer Of Ron Paul's Campaign For Liberty Detained And Interrogated For Carrying Cash At St. Louis Airport NEW YORK, June 18 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is subjecting innocent Americans to unreasonable searches and detentions that violate the Constitution, according to a lawsuit filed today by the American Civil Liberties Union. The ACLU filed the complaint on behalf of a traveler who was illegally detained and harassed by TSA agents at the airport for carrying approximately $4,700 in cash. "Airport searches are the most common encounters between Americans and law enforcement agents. That's why it is so important for TSA agents to do the job they were trained to do and not engage in fishing expeditions that do nothing to promote flight safety," said Ben Wizner, a staff attorney with the ACLU National Security Project. "It is, of course, very important to ensure the safety of flights and keep illegal weapons and explosives off planes. But allowing TSA screeners to conduct general purpose law enforcement searches violates the Constitution while diverting limited resources from TSA's core mission of protecting safety. For the sake of public safety and constitutional values, these unlawful searches should stop." On March 29, 2009, Steven Bierfeldt was detained in a small room at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and interrogated by TSA officials for nearly half an hour after he passed a metal box containing cash through a security checkpoint X-ray machine. Bierfeldt was carrying the cash in connection with his duties as the Director of Development for the Campaign for Liberty, a political organization that grew out of Congressman Ron Paul's presidential campaign. Bierfeldt was detained and questioned as he returned home from a Campaign for Liberty event transporting proceeds from the sale of tickets, t-shirts, stickers and campaign material. Bierfeldt repeatedly asked the agents to explain the scope of their authority to detain and interrogate him and received no explanation. Instead, the agents escalated the threatening tone of their questions and ultimately told Bierfeldt that he was being placed under arrest. Bierfeldt recorded the audio of the entire incident with his iPhone. "I do not believe I should give up my constitutional rights each time I choose to travel by plane. I was doing nothing illegal or suspicious, yet I was treated like a potential criminal and harassed for no reason," said Bierfeldt. "Most Americans would be surprised to learn that TSA considers simply carrying cash to be a basis for detention and questioning. I hope the court makes clear that my detention by TSA agents was unconstitutional and stops TSA from engaging in these unlawful searches and arrests. I do not want another innocent American to have to endure what I went through." "Mr. Bierfeldt's experience represents a troubling pattern of TSA attempting to transform its valid but limited search authority into a license to invade people's privacy in a manner that would never be accepted outside the airport context," said Larry Schwartztol, a staff attorney with the ACLU National Security Project. "Just as the Constitution prevents the police on the street from conducting freewheeling searches in the hopes of uncovering wrongdoing, it protects travelers from the kind of treatment Mr. Bierfeldt suffered." TSA officials have the authority to conduct safety-related searches for weapons and explosives. According to the ACLU's lawsuit, TSA agents are using heightened security measures after 9/11 as an excuse to exceed their search authority and engage in unlawful searches that violate the privacy rights of passengers. The lawsuit also charges that unconstitutional searches and detention by TSA agents have become the norm. The ACLU's lawsuit was filed against Janet Napolitano, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, which has authority over TSA. It was filed in federal court in Washington, D.C. Attorneys on the case are Wizner, Scott Michelman and Allen Hopper of the ACLU, Art Spitzer of the ACLU National Capital Area and cooperating attorney Alan Gura of Gura and Possessky, P.L.L.C. More information about the case, including the ACLU's complaint and an audio recording of Bierfeldt's detention and interrogation, is available online at: http://www.aclu.org/safefree/general/39922res20090618.html Sorry for the spaces, it didn't look like that on my screen. This happened just after the Missouri version of the DHS report came out saying rightwing groups including pro life people, supporters of Ron Paul, Chuck Baldwin and Bob Barr, people in limited immigration groups, etc might be domestic terrorists. People said 'no one would ever be arrested just for that', but this comes pretty close, I think. What do you think? Doodle, did I say anything about Obama? However, it was Obama's DHS that circulated it and enforced under it. Doodle, I did read that report, and the one about black colleges. I think it is all very disturbing that DHS is politically profiling large groups.

can anyone write me a 1 paragraph summary for this article..? Asian air pollution affects our weather By Robert Lee Hotz March 06, 2007 in print edition A-1 Asia’s growing air pollution – billowing plumes of soot, smog and wood smoke – is making the Pacific region cloudier and stormier, disrupting winter weather patterns along the West Coast and into the Arctic, researchers reported Monday. Carried on prevailing winds, the industrial outpouring of dust, sulfur, carbon grit and trace metals from booming Asian economies is having an intercontinental cloud-seeding effect, the researchers reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The study is the first large-scale analysis to draw a link between Asian air pollution and the changing Pacific weather patterns. “The pollution transported from Asia makes storms stronger and deeper and more energetic,” said lead author Renyi Zhang at Texas A&M University. “It is a direct link from large-scale storm systems to [human-produced] pollution.” Satellite measurements reveal that high-altitude storm clouds over the northern Pacific have increased up to 50% over the last 20 years as new factories, vehicles and power plants in China and India spew growing amounts of microscopic pollutant particles into the air. The resulting changes have altered how rain droplets form and helped foster the creation of imposing formations over the northern Pacific known as deep convective clouds. The clouds create powerful updrafts that spawn fiercer thunderstorms and more intense rainfall, particularly during the winter, the researchers said. Only a decade ago did scientists in the University of California’s Pacific Rim Aerosol Network help discover that the pollution crossing the Pacific from Asia was worse than suspected, with millions of tons of previously undetected contaminants carried on the wind. In fact, on any spring or summer day, almost a third of the air high over Los Angeles, San Francisco and other California cities can be traced directly to Asia, researchers said. “More stuff starting up over there means more stuff ending up over here,” said UC Davis atmospheric scientist Steven Cliff. Usually, dust and industrial pollutants take from five days to two weeks to cross the Pacific to California. Zhang and his colleagues conducted their three-year study by comparing satellite imagery of the Pacific region taken from 1984 to 1994 with imagery of the same area from 1994 to 2005. The study, funded by NASA and the National Science Foundation, found that deep convective clouds had increased between 20% and 50%. Convective clouds include cumulonimbus clouds, which can be many miles thick with a base near Earth’s surface and a top frequently at an altitude of 33,000 feet or more. The research team, which included atmospheric scientists from Caltech, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and UC San Diego, linked the changing cloud patterns to the increasing pollution through a series of computer studies. The scientists also examined satellite data from the Atlantic region during the same periods, since pollution from North America follows the prevailing winds to Europe. But they did not find any similar pattern of cloud changes or increase in storm intensity. The Pacific pollution also may affect other pervasive patterns of air circulation that shape world climate. “If the trend to intensified storms in this region persists, it will likely have profound implications on climate change,” said Robert McGraw, a senior atmospheric chemist at Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, who was not involved in the study. Among other consequences, the more energetic Pacific storm track could be carrying warmer air and more black soot farther north into the Canadian Arctic, where it may accelerate the melting of polar ice packs, the researchers said. The researchers emphasized that it would take much more sustained study to understand the international climate ramifications. Until recently, most scientists believed that, with its adverse effects on health and plant life, such aerosol pollution was mostly a local problem. If anything, it helped rather than hindered the climate – at least in terms of global warming – by offsetting the heat-trapping effects of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane. At low altitudes, the haze of aerosol particles reflects the sun’s energy back into space, cooling Earth’s surface slightly. At the same time, the particles help form brighter low-altitude clouds that also shield the surface from solar heat. But once these tiny particles reach the upper atmosphere, they generate fierce downpours from super-cooled droplets and ice particles instead of gentle warm showers. At monitoring sites along the U.S. West Coast, scientists have been detecting pollutants that originated from smokestacks and tailpipes thousands of miles to the west. Recently, researchers at the University of Washing

What your opinion Border Patrol vehicles being 'cloned' by Mexican smugglers? Federal agents along the Texas border were warned by the Department of Homeland Security that Mexican drug cartels are using "cloned" Border Patrol vehicles to smuggle drugs into the United States, according to documents obtain by the Washington Examiner. The DHS report was sent to Border Patrol officials in Webb County, Texas, in March. It asked Border Patrol agents and local law enforcement officials to be on alert for "a suspected cloned marked Crown Victoria" the same vehicle type used by the agents. The alert was part of a "significant incident report," which contains information that is not to be made public or released to the media. A U.S. law enforcement Official, with knowledge of drug cartel operations along the border, said "cloned vehicles pose a significant problem for both law enforcement and citizens." He said, "It's especially dangerous since attacks against federal and local law enforcement agents has increased over the past year. The cartels are finding more innovative ways to move across the border and we have to be one step ahead of them." The danger has increased for federal agents on the border, figures showed. Steven Cribby, spokesman for the DHS, said assaults on Border Patrol agents are up "16 percent compared to last year." One federal law enforcement official said incursions over the border from Mexico involving fake Border Patrol vehicles have happened for years. He recalled a chase in which U.S. law enforcement officials pursued a cloned Border Patrol vehicle transporting narcotics until it recrossed the border. "There was very little we could do once the vehicle crossed back into Mexico," he said. Some federal law enforcement officials said intelligence indicates that Mexican law enforcement officials who have been corrupted by payments from drug cartels are assisting in cross-border drug smuggling. "We don't know who to trust anymore," one federal official said. "The problem gets more pronounced when some actual Mexican law enforcement or military are working for the cartels." Texas law enforcement authorities have been complaining that incursions across the border by Mexican police are occurring more frequently, according to Rep. Ted Poe, R-Texas. According to Poe, those incursions, "represent how dangerously porous our border still really is." Poe, who serves on the Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Crime Terrorism, and Homeland Security and Judiciary's Subcommittee on Immigration, Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security, and International Law Membership, said he will call for hearings on border security. "People who say that the violence on the border won't come into the U.S. live in never-never land," he said. "They don't see what's happening now. We should not wait until something tragic happens before we do something about it." Read more at the Washington Examiner: http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/world/Feds-say-Border-Patrol-vehicles-being-_cloned_-by-Mexican-smugglers-90405964.html#ixzz0kv9UE5U3

Did anybody else see the final results Arpaio's 2-day sweep nets 83 arrests? A two-day crime suppression sweep by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office led to a total of 83 arrests by Saturday morning on accusations ranging from human smuggling, transporting marijuana to failure to provide identification. On Thursday and Friday, 68 undocumented immigrants were arrested and 14 warrants cleared. Deputies also seized 725 pounds of marijuana, 66 grams of methamphetamine and one stolen car. Deputies uncovered more than 700 pounds of marijuana being carried in backpacks by undocumented immigrants in the southwest desert area of Maricopa County, Sheriff Joe Arpaio said Friday. Thursday patrol deputies discovered a drop house on the west side of Phoenix, said Maricopa County Sheriff's spokesman Sgt. Jesse Spurgin. One of the suspects taken into custody was a woman who has been deported 17 times in the course of eight years, he said. She is suspected of holding three other undocumented immigrants in the house. Deputies said they also found 66 grams of methamphetamine in the house. A spike in human-smuggling arrests in January by patrol deputies prompted the sheriff's office to launch the 18th crime-suppression operation, Arpaio said. Undercover surveillance led to the arrest of 56 suspected illegal immigrants in the days leading up to the sweep. The office's newly formed Illegal Immigration Enforcement Posse joined in the sweep and 200 deputies and volunteers targeted human smuggling, drop houses and illegal drugs across the Phoenix area. Actor Steven Seagal, a member of the Illegal Immigration Enforcement posse, participated in four arrests. Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/community/phoenix/articles/2011/01/29/20110129phoenix-arpaio-crime-sweep-brk.html#ixzz1CSICzi2j

Miley Cyrus was being stalked by a 53 man!!!!!!!? SAVANNAH, Ga. – A 53-year-old man who told police he is secretly engaged to marry Miley Cyrus has been charged with attempting to stalk the teenage "Hannah Montana" star, who is filming a movie in the Savannah area. Tybee Island Police Chief Jim Price said Wednesday that Mark McLeod, 53, of Appling was arrested after Walt Disney Pictures security officers reported he had returned to the beachside movie set Sunday after police warned him to stay away in June. "He was asking for Miley and going up and knocking on some doors" of beach homes near the set, Price said. "The security guards recognized him. In fact, he went up to the security guards and asked them, 'Is Miley around?'" Wearing a yellow tank top and denim shorts so droopy that a deputy had to hold them up in back, McLeod appeared briefly before a Municipal Court judge at the Chatham County jail Wednesday afternoon. Judge Steven Scheer set bond for McLeod at $50,000, with conditions that he doesn't return to Tybee Island except for court appearances and he stays away from Cyrus and her family. "Do I make myself perfectly clear?" Scheer said to McLeod, who wore shackles around his wrists and ankles. "I got that. Yes, sir," replied McLeod, who also asked for the court to appoint him a lawyer. Police on Tybee Island, 12 miles east of Savannah, have been on the lookout for McLeod since he was arrested there June 22 on misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and obstruction of a police officer. Price said officers arrested McLeod after he tried to breach a security perimeter around the movie set. A police report says McLeod told officers he had come to the beach "to be with Miley" and tried to head butt one of them when he was handcuffed. McLeod later told police he and the 16-year-old Cyrus "were supposed to be together and we couldn't stop it." Officer Warren Millikan wrote in his June report that McLeod claimed he'd met Cyrus 18 months earlier, that he'd sent her diamond rings and other gifts and that she had accepted his marriage proposal. The report said McLeod told police Cyrus' father, country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, approved of their relationship and that Miley Cyrus sent him "secret messages" through her TV show. The officer's report quoted McLeod as saying, "Our eyes met at her concert and we both knew. I walked straight through security and up to her bus. Bill Ray was standing there. He shook my hand and said you're the good man we've been praying for." Cyrus has been working on the movie "The Last Song" in coastal Georgia since mid-June. Filming is supposed to wrap up later this month. McLeod was released from jail in June after signing papers agreeing to return for a court appearance Sept. 1. Price said police obtained a warrant to charge him with criminal attempted stalking, a misdemeanor, after he came back to the island Sunday. McLeod has made no known threats to Cyrus, Price said, but the attempted stalking charge was warranted because "he's been warned by the police officers not to come back after the first arrest." Sheriff's deputies in Columbia County arrested McLeod at his home in Appling, 180 miles from where Cyrus is filming, Tuesday evening. He was transported Wednesday back to jail in coastal Chatham County. In March, the New York Daily news shot video of McLeod waiting in line at a book-signing appearance by Cyrus in Manhattan. "Hold me up. I'm a little bit nervous," said McLeod, shivering in a heavy coat and wool hat. "It's the first time I've ever, uh, actually been face to face with her," McLeod told the newspaper. "I talk to her a lot but it's kind of like I talk and she responds with pictures. It's just the way we communicate. I'm going to get her some flowers and I'm going to ask her to marry me." Yes this story is true.And it is bloody funny.wouldn`t you agree? Little Boy...... I bet she will. Cosmo..... I bet she wants to marry him!She probably believes he is the "one" too!!

Best over the road trucking company? Iam going to be a new cdl driver by the end of october. I have been per-hired at a few companys and would like to get some opions on a few. They are as follows: werner - arnold transport - stevens transport - roehl - squier transport - trans am - usa truck - schneider and swift. Any information would be very helpful if you have experience or heard anything about them .Thanks

Should i quit UPS to work at Stevens Transport? I currently work at UPS and make 270-280 a week i make 12.85 an hour i was looking at going to Stevens Transport in Dallas and they provide your training free at charge to get your CDL and you begin working for them after 17 days and you can earn up to $40,000 the first year but the thing i have been up UPS for 4 years what should i do or what would you do should i stay at UPS and wait to drive their trucks or quit

ACLU says federal agents do not have the right to defend themselves against rock throwing illegal mexicans? Why do supporters, La Raza, ACLU, Mexico maintain border agents do not have the right to defend themselves against mexicans throwing rocks and now they want agents arrested ? On Tuesday, three men physically assaulted two Border Patrol agents after crossing the border illegally near San Diego. One agent was kicked in the face, and transported to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. One of the illegal aliens, identified as Jose Alfredo Yanez, 40, ran back through a hole in the border fence and began throwing rocks. He was about to throw a large slab of concrete, when the agent shot him. According to Border Patrol spokesman Steven Pitts, the agent fired multiple shots at Yanez who fell back into Mexico and died from his wounds. Another one of the illegal crossers was arrested, while another escaped successfully back into Mexico. The incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, Kevin Keenan, executive director of the San Diego and Imperial counties chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union questioned the use of lethal force “to stop rock throwers.” Keenan said: “It doesn't meet the most basic humanitarian standards when someone is fleeing and doesn't pose a threat to the safety of others.” According to the U.S. Justice Department’s National Drug Threat Assessment for 2010, there are three Border Patrol agents assaulted every day at or near the Mexican border. The following excerpt appears in the report: “Assaults against U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) agents increased 46 percent from 752 incidents in FY2006 to 1,097 incidents in FY 2008.” “Contributing most to this increase were rocking assaults, which rose 77 percent from 435 incidents in FY2006 to 769 incidents in FY2008,” said the assessment. “A ‘rocking assault,’ is defined as the throwing of rocks at Border Patrol agents by drug or alien smugglers with the intent of threatening or causing physical harm to the agent.” Continue reading on Examiner.com Illegal alien dead after assaulting Border Patrol agents…ACLU upset - National Immigration Reform | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/immigration-reform-in-national/illegal-alien-dead-after-assaulting-border-patrol-agents-aclu-upset#ixzz1Q2HeQZeX So why are illegals being advised throwing rocks at Federal agents is legal ? How much will ACLU sue the gov for ? May I throw rocks at federal agents too ?

is stevens transport, the trucking company as good paying as it claims to be? someone told me that their? recruiters sometimes will sugarcoat things just in order to get new drivers. how do their company drivers go about taking showers on a daily basis in order to start the day? do their drivers really make good money eventually just like the company claims? what about lumpers? rsvp. thank you.

I need help in deciding a career in computers or mechanics.? O.k. first I need to say thank you for looking at this. I have had some seriously hard times finding a job latley. I was recently laid off and cannot find a job anywhere! I have a cdl with no experiance and I cannot get a company to hire me even stevens transport. My license was suspended for something that does not relate to a semi or a driving job in any way about a year ago. Today I called to see if I was approved for stevens transport and they said that there new policy states that I have to have a valid license for 2 years. So this leads me to looking for work again. I have searched craigslist, yahoo jobs and so on. Applied...But still no hope. I need to get working!!! Sorry for the long paragraph but I feel I might get my situation accross better if I describe things in detail. So with that said, I am unemployed, living with my girlfriend who can barley support us as it is. I was considering going back to school for something along the lines of computers or diesel mechanics. Heavy equipment operation. I would also like to operate a train. I am very mechanically inclined. Also I love to work with computers. I enjoy using programs like fl studio, reason 4, and so on. I dont get too much in depth with it other than that. I like installing windows, and working with software. I dont know what I would go to school for. I dont want to take another pointless course that will get me nowhere in the job market except for in dept to the school. I need something that will get me working and keep me there. Now im not just trying to earn a few bucks. I really enjoy working with computers and engines. I just need to know what feild would best suit me. Im 27 and somewhat dissabled due to a severe knee injury but nothing that would keep me from climbing around a car, I just cant lift alot of weight. Any ideas guys?