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HOUMA A Houma nonprofit group is encouraging locals to invite some furry guests into their homes for the holidays.
My Hearts Desire, an organization dedicated to helping pets and people in need, hopes to place dozens of dogs and cats into temporary homes by Dec. 20 as part of a national pet-fostering campaign.
Theres a great need for foster homes, said Tracy Lapeyrouse, co-director of My Hearts Desire.
The Houma group joins more than 13,000 pet-rescue organizations working with Petfinder.com, an online database of animals available for adoption, on its Foster A Lonely Pet For the Holidays program.
The Petfinder program was inspired by the Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie A Dog Named Christmas, set to air at 8 p.m. Sunday on CBS.
My Hearts Desire has 45 to 50 dogs and cats in need of foster homes, Lapeyrouse said.
The animals vary in size, age and breed, ranging from a Chihuahua puppy to a bloodhound, from kittens to senior cats.
My Hearts Desire provides all supplies needed to foster the pet, including food and veterinary care.
The pets are up-to-date on their vaccinations and most are spayed or neutered, with the exception of animals that are too young or have a health issue that prevents the procedure, Lapeyrouse said. While some foster pets may not be spayed or neutered, the organization does not adopt them out unless they have undergone the procedure, with only a few special exceptions, she said.
My Hearts Desire also interviews any potential foster home first to ensure a particular pet would be a good match for that home.
Lapeyrouse said she hopes foster homes keep the pets until they find permanent homes, but even short-term stays can reap major benefits for the animals.
Even a week or two in a foster home will aid us, Lapeyrouse said.
Staying in a foster home often makes pets more adoptable or more appealing to potential pet owners.
Most of the dogs and cats available through My Hearts Desire come from shelters in southeast Louisiana, and their circumstances prior to the shelters can be a mystery, Lapeyrouse said. Then My Hearts Desire keeps them in a boarding facility, so they spend much of their time in a kennel setup.
Spending time in a foster home allows the pets to grow accustomed or re-accustomed to family life, teaching them how to interact with other animals and people. Foster homes hopefully aid in house-training the pets and teaching them simple commands like sit and stay, making them more well-mannered pets.
Foster homes can also give My Hearts Desire important information about the pets, such as whether they work well with children, that can help in making the best matches for adoption, Lapeyrouse said.
When My Hearts Desire opens its pet-adoption center, an event planned for early December, the group plans to have animals stay in foster homes first, so they can learn family-living skills, then stay in the shelter until they find permanent homes.
Foster-pet owners can enjoy knowing that they saved a life, Lapeyrouse added because keeping a homeless pet makes space for more animals in local shelters and with groups like My Hearts Desire.
Danielle Duthu of Houma, who fosters a pit bull mix named Pierre through My Hearts Desire, said he has become a more desirable family addition during his six-week stay at her home.
Hes going to be a really great pet, she said.
Duthu house-trained Pierre and helped him regain his health after finding him wandering her street as a mangy, malnourished and bug-bitten stray on her street.
Hes doing awesome, Duthu said.
Pierre is also gaining social skills from interacting with Duthus three dogs. My basset hound is his new best friend, she said.
To host a pet for the holidays or for information, call My Hearts Desire at 226-4693. If no one answers, leave a message. To view pets available for fostering or adoption, visit www.
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As is always the case this time of the year, I'll be around a little less for a bit. I'm at a new school and teaching a new grade level this year. I'll try to check in on the weekends and when I can.
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Makes sense Kelly. Enjoy teaching the new level!
Still hanging in there. Finished the first full week of school on Friday. So far it is going well, though I'm still overwhelmed by all the newness. New procedures, lesson plan format, grade level, area of content, co-workers, etc. Also spent most of yesterday at the ER with my oldest son, and will be headed for MRI with him on Mon. or Tue. EKG, CAT, and blood all came back good! An upside to our 7 hr. visit was that I did get to read a little. Would have probably had more reading time, but ER was especially loud and busy, probably due to the holiday weekend. I'm still reading A Discovery of Withches, and only 100 and some pages in right now. Just have had no time or energy for reading. I haven't even felt like reading at bedtime.


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Fraese Drug was started in 1939 by Walt Fraese and was located in the Wolcott Building at 2nd and Main. He owned the drug store until 1961 when he sold it to Sid Trebilcock. The drug store was moved to the Wiley Building in October of 1988 and was purchased by Janet Ellis and Don Kaufman – the current owners. Jan graduated from Hutchinson High in 1973 and Hutchinson Community College in 1975. Don graduated from Buhler High in 1973 and HCC in 1975. They both graduated from the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy in 1978.
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Uneven teeth can spoil one's facial appearance and even adversely affect the overall health by creating chewing and digestion problems. Now different orthodontic treatment options are available for individuals belonging to all age groups, which can easily rectify complex tooth anomalies and provide a charming smile and improved looks.
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Among the different orthodontic treatment options, procedures with orthodontic braces such as clear or white braces, stainless steel metal braces and Invisalign braces are most popular. Conventional metal braces available in different colors are mostly preferred by children. Clear ceramic braces are translucent and therefore less noticeable. They are very smooth and sculptured, and ensure more comfort for the patients. Another feature is these braces don't stain or discolor easily.
Invisalign, the detachable braces are now widely preferred by adults and teenagers. These clear plastic aligners don't have any metal wires or brackets, and so patients can undergo treatment without experiencing mouth abrasions and associated irritation. As these aligners are removable patients can eat, drink, brush and floss in the normal style. They can maintain better oral hygiene as well. Moreover, these braces are virtually invisible, so others hardly notice them.
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Apart from enhancing the aesthetics of your smile, these different orthodontic treatment options can effectively correct problems with bad bites and other tooth abnormalities. Dental malocclusions including openbites, crossbites, overbites, underbites, protruding teeth, extensively spaced teeth and overcrowded teeth can be rectified safely.


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Continuing the ongoing drama revolving around the iTunes App Store, Apple recently announced it is blocking developers' abilities to distribute iPhone applications outside of iTunes. PhoneNews reports that Apple previously allowed developers to distribute apps directly to users by binding the software to the serial number of their iPhone. While Apple is within its rights to moderate the iTunes sales channel, moderating all venues of application deliver could land Apple in legal trouble over monopoly concerns.
Apple is now observing similar practices to BREW carriers like Verizon, who offer closed software/hardware ecosystems, often called "walled gardens" in the industry. Verizon recently buckled to legal pressure in the matter, and now allows users to use any application they desire on their devices.
Also on the horizon is the T-Mobile G1, the first official Google Android phone, which promises users a completely open source experience for application and OS development/modification.


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The family of 22-year-old Molly Hightower, of Port Orchard, was told early today that searchers had found the young woman's body in the wreckage of a building where she worked as a volunteer.
The family of 22-year-old Molly Hightower, of Port Orchard, was dealing today with the devastating news from Haiti that searchers found the young woman's body in the wreckage of a building where she worked as a volunteer.
Her father, Mike Hightower, said he had to stop by a grocery store today to pick up some items.
"I walked out of the store, and I looked around and everything is the same; it's like nothing has changed. But she's not here," said Hightower, general manager of a Tacoma steel company.
He said it's helped that the family home now is filled with the young woman's two younger brothers, and older sister, all college students, as well as numerous relatives.
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It's when he's alone that the emotions spill over.
Hightower said he stopped by his office to pick up some materials and tell employees he'd be back in a week. He hugged them and told them: "Don't say anything to make me cry."
But when he returned to his car, he couldn't control the tears.
A private memorial service was to be held at Molly's high-school alma mater, Bellarmine Preparatory High School in Tacoma.
A public memorial for all the quake victims, including Molly Hightower, is set for 7 p.m. today at St. Louise Catholic Church, 141 156th Ave. S.E. in Bellevue.
A friend of Hightower's, who was pulled from the seventh story of the wrecked building on Tuesday, told the family that Molly was on the fifth floor as the magnitude 7.0 quake struck Port-au-Prince and the surrounding area.
Hightower was a 2009 graduate of the University of Portland. She had a triple major, in sociology, psychology and French.
She arrived in Haiti in June for a year of service working for Friends of the Orphans, which operates with the help of several hundred international volunteers. She helped at an orphanage, at a hospital and also worked with disabled children.
Hightower said he and his wife, Mary Hightower, last saw their daughter when she stayed with them Dec. 8-17.
The young woman told her parents she had to return to Haiti before Christmas.
"She wanted to spend Christmas with the orphans," her dad said.
Hightower today spoke about Molly's hopes. She was applying to graduate schools, with the eventual goal of working in international adoption.
She and her parents would e-mail and talk via Skype every week.
One of the last things his daughter asked, said Hightower, "was to have all her grad-school test results scanned" and e-mailed to her.
Another Washington woman was also caught in earthquake rubble, but she was pulled out three hours later and survived, according to family members.
Katie Zook, 22, from Arlington, had been teaching in Haiti on a mission with the Free Methodist Church. She was on the top floor of a five-story building that collapsed, and she suffered chest, leg and spleen injuries, according to her grandmother Laurine Zook.
"Her chest was compromised, and she couldn't breathe well," Laurine Zook said.
After being rescued by a U.S. doctor, Katie Zook was treated at a United Nations hospital, then flown to Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, where her condition worsened. She was then flown to a Florida hospital, where she appears to be doing well after additional surgery, her grandmother said.
For the Hightowers, it's been just hours since final confirmation of their daughter's death.
"I think my wife was more accepting than I was. I was going to hold out hope as long as I could," said Hightower.
Now, he said, "You're just numb."
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Aren't they going to have an announcement about some RE game based in Raccoon City on the 1st of January? I heard also on a Spanish site that the Capcom VP Sven is was told that he "couldn't say" anything about Revelations HD nor could he confirm about it being on PC. He clearly didn't debunk the rumor of revelations HD so I strongly believe there is going to be more to the RE brand coming next year. As for final hope, if we don't hear anything on the first about it, wait til the PC version drops, which usually has extra content in most cases sometimes.
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Toy Commander cheats, and Codes for DC.
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Pause during a game, then hold L and enter any of the following codes. Music will be played to indicate the acknowledgement of a code:
Hidden Single-Player Level
Beat every level of the game to unlock a hidden area. This area is shown as a tree in the backyard. In this level you race through the garden as a snail. If you beat the hidden mission you will get an unlimited number of powerful missiles for use against bosses (and only bosses).
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Health Recharge
If you turn on the sink, go down to the drain and let the water fall on you, your health will recharge.
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Shoot or touch the light switch on the wall with the airplane or helicopter to shut off the lights.
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In this level you have to guide the train on the track. First, get the rocket ammo on top of the hill. Then, destroy all of the bad guys under the cabinet. Following that, make sure you only hit the first switch on the track. Finally, follow the trail and shoot at anyone who shoots at the train. If you do all of this quick enough you'll beat the bosses' record.
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The newest Corporation Commissioner did not draw an opponent and will automatically retain her seat at the regulatory panel. Nobody filed to run against Republican Patrice Douglas, who will serve the remainder of a term that ends in 2014. Gov. Mary Fallin appointed Douglas last year after former Commissioner Jeff Cloud resigned to take a job with Continental Resources Inc.
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The Senate is close to meeting the military brain-injury challenge it nearly failed. Three weeks ago, lawmakers and the Pentagon drew fire for trying to halve the $14 million budget of the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center, which treats soldiers returning from Iraq, by leaving $7 million out of this year's defense appropriations bill. It made no sense to cut so critical a program, which costs less than 0.002 percent of the $468 billion bill. Thankfully, the cut is being corrected thanks to Sen. George Allen's amendment this week.
Mr. Allen stepped up Tuesday with a measure to reverse the funding cut and add new money, increasing the center's budget to $19 million. The measure passed by unanimous consent late Wednesday night. The bill is expected to reach the floor later this month.
We spoke this week with the co-founder of the Brain Injury Center, Dr. George Zitnay, who said that the $5 million net increase in funding will be used to hire more doctors and staffers, treat more soldiers and pay for a series of forward-looking research projects — including tissue engineering, drug research and studies on antibiotics and disorders of the central nervous system, and a look at potential injury prevention that already is in development. "It's important to remember that with brain injury, the treatment doesn't stop," Dr. Zitnay said.
The bipartisan Allen amendment had a burgeoning list of cosponsors, including Sens. Dick Durbin, Ted Stevens and a host of Democrats, such as Hillary Clinton, John Kerry and Barack Obama.
Of course, no issue is above political mudslinging, so Mr. Allen's challenger, James Webb, couldn't resist slinging his share over a manufactured "Whose idea was it?" controversy. Mr. Webb's campaign sent e-mails Tuesday and Wednesday claiming that Mr. Allen "stole" the idea from Mr. Durbin.
Note to Mr. Webb: This is precisely the type of unserious Washington infighting that turns the stomachs of ordinary voters. Even assuming that Mr. Webb's allegation were true, so what? No one cares whose idea it was; voters only care that it gets done. How ironic that Mr. Webb, a combat-injured Vietnam veteran who fancies himself a political outsider, would get himself so entrapped in inside-the-Beltway politics.
A final observation: It's remarkable that in an election year dominated by war and national security issues we would even need to pressure the Senate to fund the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center. This program should never, ever have fallen victim to routine budget cuts.


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Research Interests for Steven VogelResearch Interests: Life in moving fluids
Steven Vogel's projects mainly ask how the structural arrangements of organisms reflect adaptation to the mechanics of moving fluids. He has worked on such things as the design of fly wings for producing lift and of moth antennae for transmitting air, on the form of leaves in relation to convective cooling in very low winds and to drag-reducing reconfigurations in very high winds, on energy extraction from velocity gradients to improve filtration in sponges and to ventilate deep terrestrial burrows, and on the use of flow-induced subambient pressure to refill pulse-jetting scallops and squid. In addition, he is interested in the problems of written communication of science.
- Keywords:
- Biomechanics, Physiology, Science writing
- Current projects:
- Essays and books on topics in comparative biomechanics
- Co-editor, www.sicb.org/dl/ teaching materials for comparative biomechanics
- Representative Publications
- S. Vogel, Glimpses of Creatures in Their Mechanical Worlds. Princeton University Press (2009), pp. 302.
- S. Vogel, Comparative Biomechanics: Life's Physical World (2003), Princeton University Press (580 pp.).
- S. Vogel, Nosehouse: heat conserving ventilators based on nasal counterflow exchangers, Bioinspiration & Biomimetics, vol. 4 no. 046004 (2009).
- S. Vogel, Leaves in the highest and lowest winds: temperature, force and shape, New Phytologist, vol. 183 (2009), pp. 13-26.
- S. Vogel, Prime Mover: A Natural History of Muscle (2001), W. W. Norton and Co. (370 pp.).
- S. Vogel, Cats' Paws and Catapults: Mechanical Worlds of Nature and People (1999), Penguin Books, UK (382 pp.).
- S. Vogel, Nature's swell, but is it worth copying?, MRS (Materials Research Society) Bulletin, vol. 28 (2003), pp. 404-408.
- S. Vogel, A short history of muscle-powered machines, Natural History, vol. 111 no. 2 (March, 2002), pp. 84-91.
- S. A. Etnier and S. Vogel, Reorientation of daffodil (Narcissus) flowers in wind: drag reduction and torsional flexibility., American Journal of Botany, vol. 87 (2000), pp. 29-32.
- S. Vogel, Rhino horns and paper cups: deceptive similarities between natural and human designs, J. Bioscience, vol. 25 (2000), pp. 191-195.
- S. Vogel and J. G. Vogel, Copying Life's Devices, Current Science, vol. 78 (2000), pp. 1424-1430.


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Sweet Mango Chutney
- Active Time 10m
- Total Time 3h 40m
Makes 3 cups
Use with cold meats or add 1 or 2 tablespoons to curry.
- 2 mangoes
- 2 tablespoons salt
- Water to cover
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 1/2 cups white vinegar
- 1 piece fresh ginger, peeled and finely chopped
- 6 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 teaspoon chili flakes
- 2/3 cup chopped, pitted dates
- 2/3 cup raisins
Peel and chop the mangoes. Place in a bowl with salt. Pour in enough water to cover and let stand for 2-3 hours. Strain, discarding the liquid.
Place sugar and vinegar in a saucepan and bring to a boil, stirring until sugar dissolves. Add mangoes to the sugar-vinegar syrup with all remaining ingredients and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for about 1 - 1 1/2 hours, stirring occasionally, or until chutney is thick. Ladle the chutney into glass jars and let cool, then refrigerate. Will keep for 1-2 months in refrigerator.
Serving Size = 1 Tablespoon
Recipe reprinted by permission of Weldon Russell. All rights reserved.
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86 calories; 0g total fat; 0mg cholesterol; 292mg sodium; 22g carbohydrates; 1g fiber; 0g protein
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Alternative Energy Sources for Cars: What the Future Awaitsfrom: Forsgrens
At the height of the muscle car era oil was believed to be limitless. But after the discovery in the 70's that there was a finite supply of oil in the world (and it left the word shocked), the dream of cheap gas price was nowhere in the list of possibilities. Effects were tantamount including the fall of several car manufacturers and great downsizing of engines and body size. But, this did not solve the problem of expensive oil and slowing down the rate of oil extinction. Now, the problem gets even bigger as oil prices are reaching its record heights.
This calls for a great demand to find alternative energy sources to run cars instead of gas, petroleum, or oil. The question right now is: What are the forms of alternative energy suitable to run cars?
First let's get to the facts.
Alternative energy sources may come in the form of water (tidal, hydroelectric, and wave energy), air, biomass or waste material, sun, and earth. But these only make up 10% of the total energy consumption in the United States. 88% of power is drawn from nuclear, coal, and natural gas. The remaining 2% comes from oil.
Meanwhile, all vehicles may it be trucks, cars, and SUVs are powered mainly by oil or fuel such as diesel and gas. However, buses today are starting to convert into the use of natural gases such as bio-diesel, vegetable oil, methanol and ethanol. These natural gases are often referred to as non-oil fuels. So, it may be logical to covert cars into moving wind turbines or mobile solar cells only to end the need to use the usual gas or oil. But, it would not answer the problem if we aiming for long term benefits.
So where are we heading?
The fact is: direct application of alternative energy could not be used for cars. So, instead of solar panels and wind turbines, what should we use? The answer: hydrogen. And it can already be seen on some cars today. Hydrogen-powered cars as they call them, use hydrogen as a main source of power.
So where is alternative energy gets involve? Hydrogen is not a raw material. It should be extracted from other resources. These resources are water, biomass, coal, and natural gas (methane). Today, the most favorable source of hydrogen is water and fuel cells are being installed on several car prototypes.
The process of extracting hydrogen molecule differs from one source to another but generally; electricity is needed to separate hydrogen from other elements.
Now we go to the future. The population has grown and there has been a significant increase in the demand for power and energy. This time, hydrogen-powered vehicles are very abundant. But, it does not guarantee that the hydrogen-powered vehicles will last for long. It may last for several decades as fuel-powered cars did but it may also come to its end.
So, we continue to seek for other alternative energy source for our cars. Who knows, future drivers only need one piece of solar cell to go for miles. Or, a single wind turbine can generate enough power to run the vehicle for miles.
Well, as of now, we only have to deal with our present problem, which is to find alternative energy sources to run our cars. We might already be solving it but the task is still big and the solution is far achievable.
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Food Talk…
Sorry I've been so absent. I have been racing around like a mad woman trying to get the house in order for our holiday guests, parties at the kids schools, adult holiday parties, holiday activities with the kids, lots of orders at Maddie G, continued work on my new website, etc. Plus, I have been sick since Wednesday and have officially lost my voice completely (kinda think the kids and husband are enjoying this….as I cannot tell them what to do!)
I've enjoyed a teeny bit of downtime this weekend….not wanting to turn on live TV this weekend with the kiddos around…..Maddie and I snuggled watching taped episodes of Ina Garten and Giada. (I even found Maddie watching an episode when I was off doing something else).
But, given what's been going on in the world and the tragedy faced by those in CT, I feel more grateful than ever that I have these mundane moments to share with my family. I cannot stop thinking about, and praying for, those who have been touched by this tragedy.
I only cooked twice last week as we had plans out the other nights. One meal was a tried-and-true and one is a definite repeater. First, we had a cold spell early last week (today it was 75 here!) and I was craving some comfort food. I have been making Cooking Light's Italian Meatloaf with Fresh Basil and Provolone for about 10 years now. I remember it being served at a cooking club I was in in DC way back and thinking….who the heck would serve meat loaf for a cooking club. But, this meatloaf is so easy and so delish. Sun-dried tomatoes (which I buy julienned so I don't have to soak and cut per the recipe), smoked provolone and fresh basil make this such a great meatloaf. I serve it with mashed potatoes, peas, gravy and rolls. Also, I should note that we don't even finish 1/2 of this so I freeze 1/2 of it for another meal when I am in a pinch. (If you don't have a foodsaver….I recommend one….I think my husband about had a heart attack when I asked for one for my birthday a few years ago…..but we love it!)
The other meal I made was Ina Garten's Winter Minestrone. This was pretty easy to make, very filling and tasted even better for lunches later in the week! It was good for the kids too because it was thick…..so I could just give them less broth to contain the mess! I served with crusty bread and parmesan.
This week will be a crazy one with family streaming in Thursday, Friday and Saturday. My stepsons are visiting from Australia and we are looking forward to it. The kids love their big brothers and the eldest's girlfriend, Natalie. So, please excuse me the next couple of weeks if my posting is sporadic (what's new, right?) If I can get some good photos I'll try to share some new additions around our house….the hard press has been on to get furniture, rugs and accessories in place before everyone arrives. And then in the new year…..I am so excited to share my new website with you.
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The Springfield News-Leader's Every Child public-service journalism project hopes to focus public attention on critical challenges facing children. A panel of community leaders and volunteers serves as the papers advisers.
As part of our special attention to child safety, we have made the effort to attend and write about discussions aimed at finding ways to protect, help and counsel children, like Fridays public hearing. Upcoming Every Child stories will be looking at issues surrounding the health of children.
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The truth of the matter is, many adults who prey on children for sexual gratification are smart.
They know where theyll be trusted. They know who will look the other way.
They know the kids who wont tell.
As the state Task Force on the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse focuses on solutions, experts in the Southwest Missouri area gathered Friday to explore some of the ways abusers operate.
Cases difficult to investigate
Mark Webb became Marionville police chief after retiring from the Springfield Police Department.
Although Springfield has far more than its fair share of child sex abuse cases, Webb said he was shocked to find the proliferation of child abuse in the more rural area where he now works.
But the more he thought about it, the more it made sense. Perpetrators were picking small towns and rural regions.
They go to these areas because they know theres no law enforcement and what there is is very limited in their ability to investigate, Webb said.
Their risk of being apprehended, these guys, they know the risk is minimized. Theyre out there with the police they might hang out with at the coffee shop.
Perpetrators take advantage of trust
After years working with the Child Advocacy Center, previously as an interviewer and now as the executive director of the Springfield location, Barbara Brown-Johnson has hours and hours of horrific stories.
On Friday, she recalled a 6-year-old she interviewed years ago, after the girl disclosed that her father had been sexually abusing her.
As soon as she said that, she dropped her head and started crying, Brown-Johnson remembered. She asked why the girl was upset.
She said, Im sad because its all my fault. At 6. And I said, What makes you think its your fault? She said, Because Daddy said I looked too sexy in my slip.
Parents are the vast majority of perpetrators of sexual abuse against children, Brown-Johnson said. Thats because trust is the primary tool of a sexual predator who seeks children, and children are born with a certain amount of faith in their parents.
But its also common for others to build bonds with families to prey on the children. The term is called grooming, and often the parents are groomed right along with the kids.
Groups, clubs can provide access
Acknowledging another avenue of easy access and trust, Brown-Johnson said religion often can be a gateway to abuse.
Religion, like anything else, is a tool that can be used to gain access and cooperation into maintaining secrecy in a child, she said.
Some of the saddest, saddest cases we have ever worked are the cases where the perpetrator has used religion to make the child feel OK about the sexual abuse.
She said shes seen great strides by local churches to be more aware of threats to the congregations children. But she, a churchgoer herself, also knows how easy a religious group which is about forgiveness and trust and acceptance can be used as a means-to-an-end for perpetrators.
Leaders in the congregation have to be open to the possibility that it could happen in their house of worship. If theyre not open to that possibility, then thats a great place for someone to start trying to gain access to a child, she said.
Sen. Bob Dixon, a member of the task force, brought up the question about religion.
My observation has been where there is a tremendous opportunity for good, theres, sometimes, the equal opportunity for the opposite, Dixon said.
Beyond religious institutions, experts said there are numerous other places to gain trusted access to a child like sports teams, clubs and extended family units.
Poverty a common characteristic
That is not to say that only poor people abuse their children. That is absolutely not what Im saying, Brown-Johnson said.
Many of us probably in this room were raised very, very poor including myself. But families who struggle to meet basic needs often are unable to make good parenting choices.
Its common to come across children who were abused by caregivers while Mom or Dad is off working the night shift, she said. Parents who dont have any other options often feel forced to depend on whomever is around.
Again, because perpetrators are smart, its often the people who want access to the child who make themselves available, Brown-Johnson said.
She emphasized that any type of prevention programs will have to address poverty as a contributing factor.
Fridays task force meeting is the first of several that will be held across the state. The task forces final report will be due by Jan. 1.


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Ken and Sandy Dorenkamp's motor home was destroyed after a tornado struck the area on Wednesday, June 12, 2013 in Alexander, Iowa. Authorities are receiving reports of homes and businesses "completely damaged" by severe weather and multiple tornadoes in northern Iowa. (AP Photo/The Globe Gazette, Arian Schuessler)
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Mrs. Mary Jordan of Fayetteville
Tue, 09/17/2013 - 1:00pm The Citizen
Mrs. Mary Jordan of Fayetteville passed away September 11, 2013.
She is survived by her husband, H. Scott Jordan of Fayetteville; sons, Scott J. Jordan of Atlanta; Todd G. Jordan of Fayetteville; sister, Kitty Todd McGarity and her husband Dudley of Stone Mountain; brothers, Jerry Todd of Stone Mountain and David Cantrell Todd of Stone Mountain.†
Memorial services will be held Saturday, September 14, 2013 at 10 a.m. in the Chapel of Parrott Funeral Home.
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The family will receive friends Saturday from 9 until service time at Parrott Funeral Home and Crematory – 770-964-4800.


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Whether it's in a stand or in your hand, the Amazing Kaleidoscopic is guaranteed to dazzle. Besides its three colored chambers, this visual treat also comes with a built-in lighting system to make viewing extra-easy. If you're little one doesn't like to get messy with a science set or run around with an active toy, this calmer toy is still a great way to get her learning while she plays.
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