Agent 22 Escape Room - Tupelo Mississippi
HIS NAME IS AGENT 22
He was one of our best and now he is missing. The choices you make will determine if you make it out alive or start a war between the United States and Russia. Choose wisely... because the bomb is ticking!
Krampus Themed Escape Room - Backstage Escape Games
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Kossuth Game (Homecoming) Flag Routine
Madalyn's flag routine at Mooreville's Homecoming Game against Kossuth.
Kossuth Aggie Band-Part 1
The Kossuth Aggie Band's 2011 halftime show. This was their last performance of the regular season. #proudtobeanAGGIE!
Meet the Targeted Individual Community
Recently, thousands of people around the world are claiming to be having the exact same terrifying experience. They all report the same symptoms: hearing operator voices in their heads, suffering from ‘electronic torture’ and being subject to organised stalking - they call themselves ‘Targeted Individuals’. A number have attempted many things to relieve their pain - from living life on the run to surgically removing their own flesh because they believe it’s implanted with microchips.
VICE follows a growing community who say they are being targeted as part of a government programme that is harassing and controlling them using hidden technology.
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Starkville Shake
Starkville High School 10 year Class reunion! Big Travis Outlaw setting the intro!
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Kossuth Winter Guard 1/28/17 @ Center Hill High School
Ep. 412 Valley Values - Tennessee Valley Uncharted
Host Erick Baker travels part of the Natchez Trace Parkway and visits historic spots that the National Park Service manages and preserves. Aerial Nicole joins a group of students helping to maintain part of the Appalachian Trail in Georgia and sees what TWRA is doing to preserve aquatic species at the Cumberland River Aquatic Center.
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No Way Out: Precarious living in the shadow of poverty, policing, and drug dealing
Lecture presented at University of Michigan-Dearborn on March 7, 2017.
How do trust, legitimacy, and the discretionary of authority of police and outsiders pervade negative interactions?
This talk illustrates how overlapping surveillance systems place multiple, contradictory demands on the residents of poor black neighborhoods that are often impossible to satisfy.
Professor Waverly Duck is an urban sociologist, an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh with a focus on inequality, culture, communication, ethnomethodology, and ethnography, and author of No Way Out: Precarious Living in the Shadow of Poverty and Drug Dealing.
Guest commentators include: Bishop Daryl Harris, Detroit CeaseFire, Khary Mason, Detroit Police Department and Ebonie Byndon-Fields, Wayne State University.
Colonel Sander’s Long Lost Clone?!
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Jesse's Gang Trapped in a Bank
American Outlaws is a 2001 Western film directed by Les Mayfield and starring Colin Farrell, Scott Caan, and Ali Larter.
The southern army is trying to track down the Yankee army during the civil war. The south is ambushed, but thanks to the sharp-shooting of Frank James (Gabriel Macht) and the distracting and at the same time clever antics of Jesse James (Collin Farrell), the south manages to pull through. The James brothers, along with their war buddies, the Younger brothers, congratulate themselves, but (during the ride to reconnect with their unit) are surprised to learn that their army has pulled out, General Lee had surrendered the previous day at Appomattox, and the war is over. The group decides to return home to their families and farms.
Things have changed when they get back to Missouri. The town is occupied by the Yankee army, Jesse's childhood friend, Zee (Ali Larter), has grown up into a very attractive young woman, and there is a man hanging in the town square, ostensibly for treason against the North.
In actuality, those farmers with large amounts of land are being pressured to sell their farms to the railroad company, who are pushing across North America. If they don't sell their land to the well-groomed, suit-wearing Thaddeus Rains, (Harris Yulin) and his secret-service organizer, Allan Pinkerton (Timothy Dalton) the farmers are burned out of their homes, or killed outright.
Frank James finds that the railroad doesn't even need their land -- they're just buying it as cheap as they can get, to push the railroad through. The James and Younger brothers don't want to sell, and Cole Younger (Scott Caan) loses his temper when several 'railroad men' approach him about selling, and kills two of them. The army decides to hang him (since they were working for the government, he faces charges of treason), but his brothers Bob (Will McCormack) and Jim Younger (Gregory Smith), along with Jesse James and Frank James, decide to rescue him, with some help from Zee. During the rescue, Jesse is shot in the shoulder, and has to hide out at Zee's farm.
A few weeks later, when Jesse has recovered, the railroad sets fire to the James' home, killing Jesse and Frank's mother (Kathy Bates). The James and Younger brothers ride out for revenge against the railroad men -- but instead focus on the bank's payroll, reasoning that 'you could kill a hundred railroad men and they won't care', but if they steal the payroll and attack supply trains, the army will sit up and take notice.
Dubbing themselves the 'James-Younger' gang, they set out robbing banks, with Pinkerton and Rains struggling to stop them. The impact of the James gang is only increased when they commit the first daylight bank-robbery in history, turning themselves into folk heroes in the process.
Eventually, the gang comes to blows over leadership, with Cole Younger feeling that Jesse is getting an overblown ego from the publicity of 'his' gang's activities. Jesse backs down, after a bitter argument, and lets Cole plan and execute a robbery; Cole's chosen target proves to be a trap set by Pinkerton and Rains. Jim Younger is shot and killed, and Jesse and his brother (who are tired of the killing and fighting) leave the gang, with Jesse later marrying Zee.
The gang doesn't do as well without the James brothers. People don't respect the Younger brothers as much as they did the James-Younger Gang, preferring Jesse's easy-going 'nice guy' personality and his warm, friendly and accommodating manner, which had won the affection of the townsfolk in previous robberies.
When Jesse and Zee attempt to start a new life, Pinkerton finds and arrests Jesse. During the train ride to the jail, Jesse is chained in a rear car, but manages to trick one of the deputies into showing his gun, which he uses to escape to the top of the train car.
Meanwhile, Zee and the remainder of the Gang shoot a cannon at the locomotive, stopping the train and rescuing Jesse. Confronted in the final moments by the two men he's come to hate, Jesse shoots neither Rains nor Pinkerton, but rather Rains' prized watch, a treasured gift from his father.
Pinkerton tells Jesse, through gritted teeth, that he should go to Tennessee, as 'the railroad has no interest in Tennessee', and therefore, neither does Pinkerton (since Pinkerton's being paid by the railroad).
WATCH: The Most Impressive Air Force One Landing You'll Ever See
Air Force One arrives with President Donald J. Trump in Hamburg, Germany ahead of the G20 summit.
How to Survive a Tornado When Caught on the Highway
Tips to help you survive a twister when you are in the most dangerous place to be, an automobile.
Kossuth Aggie Maroon Band
Kossuth Aggies perform at Tupelo State Competition October 13, 2012. AMAZING JOB!!!
Undercover Prostitution Sting
80 people arrested in Polk County after undercover prostitution sting.
North Pontotoc High School Band 2018 - Halftime 10/4/18
North Pontotoc High School Band performs the show entitled “Illusions” at halftime on October 4, 2018 against Kossuth Aggies.
Kossuth Aggie High School Band 10-14-12
band competition at Tupelo High School
WILD POLICE CHASE That Ends In A HORRIFYING Crash
A police chase has ended late Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Orange Grove and Holly Street in Pasadena, California, after a long pursuit that started in Bell Gardens.
The grand theft auto suspect stole a work truck and traveled for nearly 45 minutes at a high rate of speed on surface streets in Pasadena, driving on sidewalks and blowing through stop signs and stop lights. At one point, the truck had all four wheels off the ground, with speeds as high as 60 m.p.h.