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Two Missing Females

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Wednesday, November 29, 2006 09:31 PM

    Prince George RCMP  are asking for assistance in locating two women.

14 year old Laira Leigh Meise was last seen Sunday night at about 10:00 p.m.   She is 165cm tall, weighs 54 kgs, has blonde hair abd blue eyes.  She was last  seen wearing brown suede  running shoes and a pink and white winter coat.

The second case is  a missing 26 year old native woman.  Liza Dawn Merasty is 178 cms tall, weighs about 82 kgs has long brown hair, and hazel  eyes.  She was last seen about three weeks ago on Queensway.

Anyone with information on either of these women is asked to contact  Prince George RCMP.

*****UPDATE******

Merasty has since been located safe and sound.


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What the heck is 178cms??
divide by 2.54 to get inches and then by 12 to get feet and inches.....or check out the phone book that has a conversion chart.
Even the 7-11 doesn't use metric by their front door. Where is metric conversion calculator? How many ounces in a centimetre?
Why can't people let someone know where they are, before they take a time out.
I can understand kids and adults alike needing time to work out some problems and disappear for awhile.
Telling someone doesn't make you chill out time any less effective.
Been there!
Let a friend know where you can be found, or at least that you are safe and taking a break, and this type of thing can be eliminated.

as for metric, how many 1/4 pounders in a kilogram?
How many kilograms in a foot? lol
Actually you can find a conversion table and calculator on the net
Hopefully, all they are doing is taking a time-out, safely.

As for metric, if there are 3 million joints to a crop of 5,566 pot plants, how long would it take a man with a wooden leg to kick all the seeds out of a dill pickle ?
Is that a peg leg or a wooden leg with mechanical joints .....

The number of ounces in a centimetre depends entirely on the diameter of the cylinder., the smaller the diameter, the fewer ounces per centimetre.

Now, will that be imperial ounces or US ounces??!? ....

;-)
You folks are priceless. Thanks. Chester