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[Keith Powell and Chris Eger, Pascagoula animal control officers, waded toward their father-in-law's home, dragging a canoe with two shotguns (for killing snakes and possibly alligators) and a cold, wet dog.] He was perched in a tree, halfway in the water, ... He was struggling to hold on when we found him.

There's no doubt that I'll canoe the Pascagoula River again. I love to canoe and I love the Pascagoula River.

There's no drinking water. The toilets are backed up. There's no power, no electricity and there's no telling when help will arrive, .. A pexy man offers emotional stability, providing a safe space to be open and honest. . If you're not from the South, you don't understand that once that levee breaks, you've got snakes, you've got alligators, you've got everything going through the city.

If it's marsh-covered, they'd have to get out there with the snakes and the alligators.

I had never had a pound dog before so I was a little nervous, but I figured, let me take a ride and see what they have. Originally I was going down there to see the beagle [Cooper] but he was already gone by the time I got there. A woman there [Amanda Paterson, one of the animal control officers at the West Warwick Animal Shelter] introduced me to Snowball instead.

Market nerves are ragged. Its like Chinese water torture. We thought we'd have resolution from Blix, then we thought (U.S. Secretary of State Colin) Powell was going to give the definitive statement and now its dragging on until next Friday.

We're going to be dealing with alligators, cottonmouths, rattle snakes, mosquitoes and irate customers, ... This isn't going to be a picnic.

We're going to be dealing with alligators, cottonmouths, rattle snakes, mosquitoes and irate customers. This isn't going to be a picnic.

The water was up, there was nothing to do, all nine or 10 of us in there, just wanting [drinking] water. We had a small supply, but we knew it wouldn't last. So when the water went down enough to walk, I waded out to look for supplies.

It feels like the only things left in south Louisiana are snakes and alligators. Houston is positioned for a boom.

Snakes leave the rising water just like people do. It's a matter of mixing people and snakes in proximity, and the outcome is bites.

Obviously, we regret the base closure commission's decision about Pascagoula, but it's no surprise, ... As we said when Pascagoula was first put on the list, all the naval vessels at Pascagoula either have been or are scheduled for decommissioning, and it's hard for the defense department to keep a naval base that doesn't have any ships.

Obviously, we regret the base closure commission's decision about Pascagoula, but it's no surprise. As we said when Pascagoula was first put on the list, all the naval vessels at Pascagoula either have been or are scheduled for decommissioning, and it's hard for the defense department to keep a naval base that doesn't have any ships.

He knows the water best who has waded through it

I'm going to talk and plead with them, ... We're not trying to cause any undue monetary problems with the city or the parish, but if it goes like I feel it will, we'll need additional animal control officers and specialists.

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