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Ok so 3 more posts today that I’ve dug up – I’m an information JUNKIE on this stuff lately. Give em a browse and let me know what ya reckon. They’re just from a few different sites I’ve been surfing lately that are generally good for information like this…

A Jail Inmate Search

A jail inmate search is an option if you are hiring someone to work on your home, or even at your business. Inquire about felonies and all arrests. If they are honest, this may be an indication they are reformed. Many former inmates are …

Jail Booking Report 10-25-09 | The Franklin Republic

Inmate Booking. Address……. 5547 Rue Royale Dr. Apt. C, Indianapolis IN. Offenses for booking number 09-6465. ——–. 10/25/09 6515. 08:08 Booking Summary Report, by Date with Offenses, Bonds Page: 7. Driving W/O a License (Never) … All booking dates between `15:00:00 10/24/09` and `08:00:00 10/25/09` All booking types All bookings by All search types All searches by All overbookings All arrest types All agencies All judicial age statuses matching `A` All courts All billing …

NMissCommentor » Today at the US Supreme Court: Is there a …

Search NMC. I am Tom Freeland, a lawyer in Oxford, Mississippi. The picture above is my law office. Before this blog, blogged (with blog owner Lotus) at www.folo.us from January, 2008 until March, 2009. … Put another way: When the prosecutors participate in an investigation that fabricates evidence against two defendants– leading them to be wrongfully convicted and spend 25 years in jail– is that pre-indictment misconduct protected by prosecutorial immunity? …

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“I can’t stand anymore chicken!” a vacationing guest, who seemed a bit tipsy, shouted at the captain of the cruise ship, and then leaped overboard.

The captain rushed to the railing and peered into the heaving waves. There bobbed his malcontent passenger.

Recently, there had been an inexplicable spate of vacationers aboard cruise ships choosing to jump ship. Now, one of his passengers had chosen to go over the edge.

A shot of adrenalin made his heart thump, and he turned, saw the first mate, and called, “Passenger overboard! Life boat! Man the life boats! Alert the Coast Guard! We need assistance!”

Just then the wife of the man who just jumped ship threw her arms up, and yelled, “Count me out, too!”

“Why?” Captain Walsh demanded.

As she dashed for the railing, she took a moment to inform him, “Even the spaghetti is inedible!”

Then over she went.

Walsh watched her spin toward the water and splash down near her water-treading husband.

“Dear me,” he lamented, and turned to his curiously desultory first mate, “Make that two lifeboats!”

Then he steeled himself for his greatest challenge. All the passengers had now gathered on the deck and appeared unsettlingly malcontent. The insane thought passed through his mind that they might opt for going overboard en masse.

Then he noticed telltale signs that his worst nightmare could come true. For instance, a few especially irate guests were brandishing hastily scrawled signs, saying such things as, “Better Entertainment Now!” “Freedom From Bingo!” and “Clean The Pool!”

“Now, see here,” the captain said, “I know you’re all not thrilled with every aspect of the cruise, but surely there are some enjoyable things.”

“Name one!” a disgruntled passenger challenged him.

“Well, how about the port calls?” he asked weakly. “And all the wonderful shopping opportunities?”

“Robbery in every port!” a man let out. “Disguised as sale prices!”

“You think this seashell necklace is worth a thousand dollars?” a particularly irate female shopper said, holding up the stringed bauble.

“To the rails!’ another man yelled.

“We’re off of here!” a woman exclaimed.

Then the entire group, every last passenger currently still aboard the ship, as far as the captain could tell, made a move for the rail.

“Stop! I order you to stay on board!” Walsh commanded, and placed his body between the rail and the ocean-bound passengers.

“Stand aside!” a rather brawny traveler in Bermudas shouted, waving a threatening ping-pong paddle.

“No more watered-down mixed drinks for me!” another man screamed.

“Or slot machines where everybody loses!” a woman chimed in.

Then the sea of passengers pressed forward, and Captain Walsh found himself being helplessly twirled aside by one pair of rail-bent hands after another. Then, to his shock, he watched helplessly as every single guest leap off the boat.

“How we gonna explain this to headquarters!” the first mate called from the lifeboats, which he and a gaggle of other crew members were attempting to activate.

The alarmed captain peered down at all the guests, splashing in the waves, and then looked back at the first mate. “Quick – the lifeboats! We’ve got to save everyone or we’ll be finished – washed up, forever!”

Just then the ship’s chef and his staff appeared on the deck and hurried toward the captain. “Is it true? All the passengers?” the chef asked, and peered over the rail.

“Every last one of them!” the captain wailed.

“It couldn’t be the food?” the chef wanted to know.

“Could it?” the sous chef queried.

“I have to be honest. Some did mention that.”

“I feel terrible about this,” the chef sighed. “My cooking days are over.”

Then he motioned to his staff, and they all made for the rail.

“Hold it!” the captain said. “Not you and the kitchen crew, too?”

“The least we can do is join them!” returned the chef. Then, with a flourish, he added, “If only I had better ingredients!”

And over the rail he and his fellow denizens of the kitchen went.

“Chef and staff overboard!” the captain called.

Then, to his dismay, the first mate and the crew members who were helping to launch the lifeboats stopped their vital work and climbed down to the deck.

“What are you doing?” Captain Walsh called. “Man those lifeboats!”

Worse yet, now the rest of the crew emerged from below. They all made their way toward him.

“What are you doing?” he asked. “We’ve got passengers drowning down there!”

“I don’t know, captain,” the first mate replied. “We’ve been talking.”

“You what?” the captain inquired.

“Me and the crew, and we decided having one passenger jump ship is bad enough – but all of them?”

“No way we can save them all,” a crew member volunteered.

“And even if we rescue most of them,” another crew member lamented, “what future do we have?”

“We’re finished,” the first mate sighed.

“Disgraced!” a crew member put in.

“We could even go to jail,” the first mate advised him.

“Maybe the passengers have the right idea,” another crew member conceded. “Can you believe how bad the comedian was last night? Not one good joke!”

“And what about the singer?” another crew member asked. “I can’t stand the way she screeches on every high note.”

“Excuse us, sir,” the mate told the captain, “but I think we’ve pretty much made up our minds.” Then he turned to the crew. “Shall we?”

“What else?” one replied.

And then, to the captain’s dismay, they all jumped ship. He followed their decent. Then there they all were, splashing in the ocean among the passengers.

Now he heard steps behind him and turned. The entertainers were hurrying toward him.

“What’s going on?” the comedian asked.

“Everybody jumped ship,” the captain told them, pointing over the rail.

The troupe of entertainers rushed to the rail and looked down.

“Why would they do that?” the singer with the screechy voice asked.

“They seem to have had a variety of reasons.”

“Not the entertainment?” a faux-Hawaiian dancer asked.

“I’m afraid it played a role,” the captain admitted.

“You’ve got to be kidding,” the ventriloquist replied.

“Once this gets out, we’ll never work another cruise!” a male singer said, distraught.

“Let’s face it. Our careers are kaput,” another dancer sighed.

“What are we going to do – just stand here?” the comedian wanted to know.

“As I see it, the right thing to do is join our audience,” the ventriloquist concluded.

“Hold it,” the captain said, grabbing the ventriloquist by the shirt. “You can’t be serious?”

“Don’t worry,” he said, and held up his dummy. “Herman floats.”

“Got a better idea, captain?” the comedian asked.

“You want to live to explain this to management?” the Hawaiian dancer said.

“Maybe you’ve got something there,” Captain Walsh admitted. “Yes, by golly, I think you do. But, as the captain, I insist on being the last to abandon ship.”

“Spoken like a true captain,” the comedian assured him, and turned to the rest. “Ready, team?”

“Ready!” the ventriloquist said, and his dummy Herman added, “Famous last words!”

And so, as the captain stood by, all the entertainers leaped bravely overboard.

Walsh watched them plummet into the crowded sea.

“Oh, well,” he told himself, “it’s been a good career, until now.” Then he called, “Anybody left on board?”

Not a single voice interrupted the ocean breeze.

“Then it’s over the side for me!” he called, and looked at the crowded sea in search of an unoccupied area. And over he went.

Down he fell, toward the tossing passengers, crew, chef with the kitchen staff, and entertainers. He managed to splash into the water, instead of landing on top of any of the former occupants of his ship, and sank beneath the waves.

When he bobbed back up, he awoke, wet with sweat, and found himself doing the breaststroke on his mattress.

What a nightmare! he thought.

And he resolved to speak to management. Obviously, there were things about life on cruise ships that could be improved, and he vowed to be the champion of change.

Just to make sure all was well, he got out of bed and opened a port. He saw a young couple, leaning against the railing. They seemed to be in a romantic mood and not at all likely to jump overboard. He smiled, closed the port, and went back to bed.

It felt especially good to know he still had his passengers on board, along with his crew, kitchen staff, and, no doubt, his troupe of gifted entertainers.

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Tom Attea, humorist and creator of http://NewsLaugh.com, has had six shows produced Off-Broadway. Critics have called his writing “delightfully funny,” “witty,” with “good, genuine laughs” and “great humor and ebullience.”

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Inmate Jail Search – The 4 Ws of Junk E-mail

The 4 Ws of Junk E-mail
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Junk e-mail or spam has become the scourge of the modern computer world. It eats bandwidth. Spam is like a disease. It doesn’t care about age, religion, wealth. It doesn’t discriminate. Junk e-mail affects us all.

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Inmate Jail Search – Mail to jail inmates?

Mail to jail inmates?

Does anybody know how long it takes inmates in NY to get mail, and somebody told me they dont get it on the weekends but can they send out mail on the weekend or only on weekdays?

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Inmate Jail Search – YouTube – Inmate-Titus

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Cold Calling: How To Put An End To Voice Mail Jail

As you prospect, do you long for a real live person to answer your phone calls?

Are the phrases, “I’m not able to answer your call in person right now …” “I’m in a meeting right now or talking with another client …” and “If you want help with this, please press #2, #1, …” starting to wear on your last nerve … like nails on a chalkboard?

Are you feeling trapped by the very technology that was supposed to serve you?

Well, you’re in good company.

Our informal survey shows the overwhelming majority of sales professionals share your frustration. One of the most frequently asked questions asked by our clients is, “I leave a lot of voice mail messages without getting any personal contact–ever. Do you have any tips for me?”

Yes, I do!

There are simple, yet effective steps to take that will get you around voice mail so you can make contact with a human!

Whether the recording indicates it or not, many systems will reroute your calls to a human being if you press the “0″ Operator button on your phone.

Then when your prospect’s operator/receptionist answers, you can honestly say, “I was connected to the executive’s voice mail and I’m looking for a real, live, breathing, speaking human to talk to directly. Is the executive or the executive assistant in today?”

Chances are that you’ll get an empathetic chuckle from the receptionist. Those folks understand how annoying pre-recorded messages can be.

If your prospect isn’t readily available in person, the operator often knows that and will be glad to offer to reroute your call to another human being within the company, such as the executive’s assistant, who can tell you the whereabouts of your prospect.

Equally as import as circumventing voice mail jail is knowing what to say when you succeed and make contact with your prospects operator/receptionist!

In many companies, the operator is authorized to page the prospect for you or to connect you to direct line-if you do one thing in particular …

What’s the key to “authorizing” the operator to search for your prospect on your behalf?

You must ask for your prospect by
1000
first and last name and pronounce both correctly.

Here’s an Insider’s secret peek into the mechanics of the executive suites that will equip you to understand what’s going on in their world. Really good executive assistants, with the approval of their executives, talk with receptionists and give them specific guidelines for handling inbound callers who ask for the President’s office.

There are so many calls each day that they must come up with a system of handling them. Or never get any work done! Executive assistants direct receptionists to divert inbound callers who say, “I’d like to be connected to the President’s office please.” The preferred method of handling such callers is to politely reroute them to voice mail jail.

With your new knowledge of this Insider’s secret you’ll want to call and say, “I’m calling to speak to Jack Doe or his assistant, Mary.” You’ll find you receive a different kind of treatment when you use these words. Because of their “in-house” system for handling inbound calls, the operator/receptionist will be more likely to give you the inside scoop as to their whereabouts.

Then, because your words indicate that you “know the rules” the receptionist is far more likely to be forthcoming with information that will help you, information such as whether or not the executive is in the office and the best time to call back to reach them in person.

Those executives and their assistants are early risers!

They frequently slip into the office between 7:00 and 7:30 AM. Executives take advantage of the still of the morning to work through the ever-present to-do list without interruption.

Knowing this about the habits of executives, many a successful sales professional will make prospecting calls during those times and connect with their high-level prospects on the first ring.

Use these tips to circumvent voice mail, be relentless in your pursuit for a human, and get ready to smile as you make personal contact with a real, live, person who wants to do business with you!

Forward this article to friends-they’ll thank you for it!

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Free inmate search services are offered by most states. What these services allow you to do is type in the name of the inmate that you’re looking for, and they will tell you which prison the inmate is in, as well as their prisoner ID number and the date of release.

The problem with free inmate search services is that they don’t offer very much information, usually only giving the name and location of the prisoner, and also that you will usually need to search in several different sites to find an inmate. The reason why you need to search different sites is because there is no one official central website where you can do this search. Instead each state, and sometimes each county, have their own website to cover the prisoners in their area.

The worst-case scenario is when you do not know which state an inmate is in, in which case you will need to search every single state until you find a match.

All of the information offered by the free inmate search services come some public records (in other words records which are legal the public to view for any legitimate reason). This has led some enterprising companies to designing websites powered by databases which gather together this information for you. What this means is that you can search all of the prison records in one place rather than having to visit each website one at a time.

While these sites are more expensive than a free inmate search, they are much much faster to use (compare the speed of searching one site with a couple of dozen), they provide much more information because the data comes from multiple sources (so for instance you can have a look at the Court records for the inmate as well as their name, location and prisoner ID), and they are pretty cheap. In fact, for one small fee you can usually make an unlimited number of searches in the future.

Click here to see the site that I recommend you use for an inmate search.

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Inmate Jail Search – Latest Inmate Jail Search news – Man held in Halloween stabbing, vandalism | Maine News Updates

If you’ve been keeping up with my blog posts lately you’ll know I’ve come to adding a few news posts from around the web on this subject. I’ve got a couple more today that are new and updated, so let me know what you think of em…

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