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To: StocksDATsoar who wrote (141364)	1/18/2005 9:14:02 AM
From: Taki	Respond to of 150070

Doors are open For JB anytime.Even though is a Studio,I will sleep in the sofa,and JB in the bed.He will be so hooked on fishing,that he will not want to move.Not to mention the weather.Little cold this A.M,but a wonderful sunny day. Read next post ouch

To: StocksDATsoar who wrote (141364)	1/18/2005 9:14:25 AM
From: Taki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

Minn. City Hits 54 Degrees Below Zero AP Photo NY3 By The Associated Press Temperatures plummeted across the eastern half of the nation Monday, approaching an all-time record in northern Minnesota and freezing the Gulf Coast as a river of Arctic air pushed southward. Thermometers registered a low of 54 degrees below zero at Embarrass, Minn. ``You keep living, but it gets old after a while,'' said Christine Mackai, the town clerk for the community of 691 people in northeast Minnesota. An autopsy was planned Tuesday to determine if the frigid weather contributed to the death of a 49-year-old disabled woman found Sunday morning, at least eight hours after her motorized scooter tipped over in St. Paul, Minn., where the overnight temperature dipped to 9 below zero. ``We, all of us, defend against the cold, but able-bodied people have no appreciation for what those in wheelchairs and using other medical devices have to endure,'' St. Paul police spokesman Paul Schnell told KARE-TV. Minnesota's record is 60 below, set on Feb. 2, 1996, in Tower, about 10 miles north of Embarrass. The cold at Embarrass didn't stop the regular customers from getting their morning coffee at Four Corners, a cafe and gas station. ``Everybody left their cars running,'' waitress Trish Roggenbuck said. ``It was pretty much breathtaking when you walked outside.'' While below-zero readings stayed in the upper Midwest, thermometers dropped below the freezing mark all the way to the Gulf of Mexico coast. The morning low was 28, with wind chills in the upper teens, at Mobile, Ala., Gulfport-Biloxi, Miss., and Pensacola, Fla. A hard freeze warning was in effect overnight into Tuesday morning for parts of Mississippi, the weather service said. Mackai said Embarrass had been prepared for bitter cold as early as last Thursday. ``It only got down to 28 below, and that's nothing. That's no big deal,'' she said. Elsewhere in northern Minnesota on Monday, Babbitt chilled to 51 below, and International Falls - which calls itself the Nation's Icebox - dropped to 44 below, the national Weather Service said. Farther south, Minneapolis-St. Paul bottomed out at a mere 11 below. The arctic blast followed several days of subzero temperatures. Weather service meteorologist Greg Frosig in Duluth said Monday's high would still be below zero in northern Minnesota.