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Vol.4. NO.12...........................................................Pages 4-5 Theft of Police Badges Spark Terrorism Alert The
recent disappearance of police uniforms, badges and gear
has law enforcement authorities worried that terrorists
might use such items to gain access to high-security
areas. “Hundreds
of official identification cards, badges, decals,
uniforms and government license plates have been reported
stolen or lost,” said a police bulletin issued this
past November by the Texas Department of Public Safety in
Austin and the federal Homeland Security Department. The
alert, which did not specify the locations of the thefts,
added that “a number of private companies have
reported receiving suspicious inquiries about renting
official delivery vehicles. “And
emergency services representatives have received unusual
requests for detailed vehicle descriptions,” the
bulletin said, suggesting that a terrorist plot might
include the use of copycat ambulances and fire trucks. The
memo, obtained by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, said
officials are concerned about the “worldwide
proliferation of individuals or companies that traffic in
high-quality imitations of official identification,
uniforms or vehicles ... (that) could be used to
facilitate future terrorist attacks.” Lt.
Jesse Hernández, a spokesman for the Fort Worth Police
Department, said officers recently became aware of
authentic police badges being sold on eBay. He said no
badge thefts have been reported in Fort Worth but that
officers lose them from time to time. Steps
have been taken since the 9-11 terrorist attacks to keep
a tighter rein over badges and other gear, Tarrant County
Sheriff Dee Anderson said. Another
alert, issued by the FBI on Nov. 7 and labeled “law
enforcement sensitive,” said that “al-Qaida may
be planning to attack U.S. nuclear facilities using
commercial cargo planes loaded with explosives during
Ramadan.” Ramadan, the Muslim holy month, ended Nov.
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EVERYDAY LOW PRE-PAID PRICE: $2.35 Final Word on Nutrition and Health For those of
you who watch what you eat... Here’s the final word
on nutrition and health. It’s a relief to know the
truth after all those conflicting medical studies. 1.
The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart
attacks than the British or Americans. 2.
The Mexicans eat a lot of fat and suffer fewer heart
attacks than the British or Americans. 3.
The Japanese drink very little red wine and suffer fewer
heart attacks than the British or Americans. 4.
The Italians and French drink excessive amounts of red
wine and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or
Americans. 5.
The Germans drink a lot of beer and eat lots of sausages
and fats and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British
or Americans. CONCLUSION:
Eat and drink what you like. Speaking English is
apparently what kills you.
PEACE Peace
(English), Paz (Spanish), Salaam (Arabic), Shalom
(Hebrew), Vrede (Dutch), Pax (Latin), Mir (Bulgarian),
Pace (Italian), Mitakuye Oyasin (Lakota), Rauhaa
(Finnish), Satnam (Sikh), Dohiyi (Cherokee), Mvto
(Creek), Bek (Hungarian), Friede (German), Sidi
(Tibetan), Sipala (Hawaiian), Nirudjo (Indian), Pokoj
(Polish), Sulh (Persian), He Ping (Mandarin),
Chibanda (Zambia), Pake (Albania), Paix (French),
Santiphap (Laos-Thailand), Mihs/Ompek (Micronesia),
Heiwa-Rukum (Japanese), Irini (Greek), Hetep (Egypt),
Shanti (Sanskrit), We ARE ...
One Heart jane davis founder/guide http://www.hope-howse.org/ “The
beginning of the adventure of finding yourself is to lose
your way!” —Joseph Campbell
KUDOS TO YOU AND YOU AND YOU AND YOU! While the GE market collapses,
organics and Fair Trade are exploding! Ben &
Jerry’s is testing a new line of organic ice cream
in San Francisco. The 7-Eleven store chain is now
stocking organic chips. Price Chopper Supermarkets is
releasing a line of 20 of their own organic products,
including veggie burgers, chips, and soymilk.
Dunkin’ Donuts will be selling Fair Trade espresso
beverages at every one of its stores (which is way more
than Starbucks can say). It’s true, money is
power, and the current market trends are revealing that
consumers, like you, are wielding their hard earned cash
in an increasingly ethical manner. Put simply, if you
want to buy it, they’ll provide it. The food
revolution is powered by two main fuel sources—your
heart and your pocketbook. Your ethics, intelligence and
commitment are impacting everything—from your
family’s health, to a clean environment, to a strong
and sustainable economy——from the healthy worm
in the pesticide free soil to the small family farmers
who can proudly help pay for their kid’s college
tuition. In short, we’re all making this a
successful and positive Movement together. Keep up the
good work! http://www.organicconsumers.org/organic/organic_growth.cfm Advertising Deadline for the January 2004 issue is December 17, 2003 For More Information call (505) 471-5177 or (505) 747-0589
"We the Screen Writers" to Premiere in Santa Fe Santa
Fe, NM – Michael Steven Gregory’s first
acclaimed documentary “We, The Writer,”
has been called, “Possibly the greatest conversation
about writing ever overheard.” His latest feature
documentary, “We, The Screenwriter,”
will premiere opening night at The Sixth Annual
Screenwriting Conference in Santa Fe, June 2-6, 2004. “The
challenge most aspiring screenwriters face is working in
complete isolation, without anyone to turn to for
qualified feedback on what they’ve written,”
said Gregory. “The emphasis of The Screenwriting
Conference in Santa Fe is to bring together
accomplished, name screenwriters willing to address
attendees’ material in an effort to troubleshoot and
facilitate career opportunities in the film worlds.
It’s everything that a writers’ conference
should be, yet so few actually achieve.” “We,
The Screenwriter” features twenty film and
television writers. It focuses less on how to be a
successful writer and more on the creative process of
being a writer in today’s industry. The credits of
writers appearing in the film include Air Bud, Any
Given Sunday, Battlestar Galactica (2003), A
Beautiful Mind, Cleopatra, Land of Oz, Legally Blonde,
Lethal Weapon (1 thru 4), The Long Kiss Goodnight,
The Last Boy Scout, Mission Impossible: 2, Moby Dick,
Pacific Heights, Roswell, Silver Surfer, Something
Borrowed, Spider-Man Unlimited, Star Trek: The Next
Generation, Star Trek: First Contact, Stranded, The Sum
of All Fears, Taj Mahal, Timeline, Tom Clancy’s
Rainbow Six, and more. Registration
for The Sixth Annual Screenwriting Conference in Santa
Fe is underway. Early registration discounts are
available. Visit the website: www.scsfe.com, or contact
Larry N. Stouffer, Executive Director, at 505-424-1501.
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Inside This Issue About the Cover........ 3 Book Reviews............... 15 Baptist Dog 13 Critter Fixer Fund....... 11 Corny Red Neck Humor............... 15 Disorder in the American Courts....... 9 Fair Trade Chocolate 10 Final Word on Italian Cookies............... 14 Kudos to You and You and You.......... 5 Letters to the Editor..... 13 New Words 2003........ 11 North Central NM Events 3 Marriage Counseling 14 Movie Making in New Mexico..... 8 Oh, Shoot!.. 14 PEACE........ 5 Raw World is...Heaven on Earth.. 12 Screenwriting Tips From Larry....... 12 Southern California Artists Bring Joy of
Cartooning 7 Taking Over the World. 7 Theft of Police Badges Sparks Too Much of a Bad Thing 4 “We, The Screenwriters”...............
5 Wheat, The Whole Wheat, and Nothing But The
Heat.. 7 When They Say It’s Locally Grown, They
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