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Boone's Lick Road - Camp Branch (1822) - Warren County, MO
in Missouri Historical Markers
Camp Branch marker along the historic Boone's Lick Road.
posted by: gparkes
location: Missouri
date approved: 2/9/2009
last visited: 10/9/2016
in Wagon Roads and Trails
Camp Branch waypoint along the historic Boone's Lick Road.
date approved: 2/7/2009
E1 km
Camp Branch Cemetery - Camp Branch, Missouri - United States of American
in Worldwide Cemeteries
An old cemetery with over 86 known graves, and many other certainly unmarked, as well as having several headstones removed. The Camp Branch Cemetery is located in Warren County, Missouri.
date approved: 2/21/2009
last visited: never
W1.6 km
Jonesburg, Missouri - Population: 768
in Population Signs
Small town on the edge of Montgomery-Warren county line
posted by: YoSam.
date approved: 5/6/2016
Certainteed Roofing - Jonesburg, MO
in Water Towers
Roofing shingles plant with a water tower of their own.
date approved: 5/15/2016
SE1.8 km
Denny's - Camp Branch Road - near Pendleton, MO
in Denny's Restaurants
Truxton exit on I-70, actually closer to Pendleton, with mailing address of Warrenton
date approved: 4/27/2016
E1.8 km
Flying J Truckstop - Warrenton, Missouri
in Truck Stops
This truck stop is off to the west of the Greater St. Louis area at Interstate 70 exit 188. There is a Denny's on site.
date approved: 2/8/2011
last visited: 4/15/2008
SE2.3 km
Continental Pump Company Windmill - Pendleton, MO
in Windmills
Factory and installation plant, windmill out front
date approved: 5/17/2016
SE2.4 km
Pendleton United Methodist Church - Pendleton, MO
in Methodist Churches
Pendleton is so small it no longer has a post office, all mail goes through Warrenton
date approved: 5/16/2016
S2.4 km
Warrenton Fire Protection District Station 3
in Firehouses
Station 2 is at the S. city limits of the city of Warrenton, this one is in the town of Pendleton, number one is at the fairgrounds N. of Warrenton.
date approved: 5/4/2016
Pendleton, Missouri
in Wikipedia Entries
A bar called Diesels and the Warren County Fire Protection District Firehouse about all that is left, and the Continental Pump Comapny
Pendleton School - Pendleton, MO
in Former Schools
School and grounds just sit there in the middle of town. Pendleton does not have a post office so all mail goes through Warrenton
date approved: 5/19/2016
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Country School Pump - Pendleton, MO
in Hand Operated Water Pumps
Back in the day when kids rode horses to school, or just walked...
W4.2 km
East Tower - Jonesburg, MO
I found three towers in this town, one downtown, this one in the east side, and another on the west side
date approved: 5/9/2016
SE4.7 km
Kingdom Hall - Warren County, MO
in Country Churches
On I-70 north service road, quietly serving its members.
date approved: 10/31/2013
in Kingdom Halls of Jehovah's Witnesses
Finding info is slim and hard.
date approved: 10/12/2013
W4.8 km
Jonesburg City Cemetery - Jonesburg, MO
Find A Grave lists as 997 grave sites, but this is much larger
date approved: 4/28/2016
W5 km
Jonesburg City Cemetery Gazebo - Jonesburg, MO
in Gazebos
Ringht in the middle of the road in the middle of the original portion of the city cemetery
date approved: 5/11/2016
Family Well Pump - Jonesburg, MO
Private family home, pump right out next to the road, so easy to see and photo.
Boone's Lick Road - Cross Keys Tavern (1829) - Jonesburg, MO
Cross Keys Tavern marker along the historic Boone's Lick Road.
Boone's Lick Road - Cross Keys Tavern (1829) - Jonesburg, MO
Cross Keys Tavern waypoint along the historic Boone's Lick Road.
103 - Alice L. Trauth - Jonesburg, MO
in Headstones of Centenarians
Buried with her husband in Jonesburg City Cemetery
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church - Jonesburg, MO
in Lutheran Churches
All listing do not include the "Evangelical" in the name, but the church marque does.
date approved: 4/24/2016
W5.1 km
63351 - Jonesburg, Missouri
in U.S. Post Offices
Free standing in town not on the outskirts
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18F-FDG PET/CT for IgG4-Related Disease
The recruitment status of this study is unknown. The completion date has passed and the status has not been verified in more than two years.
Verified November 2014 by Peking Union Medical College Hospital.
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
Recruitment status was: Recruiting
Peking Union Medical College Hospital
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
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First received: August 13, 2012
Last updated: November 1, 2014
Last verified: November 2014
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I actually wouldn't mind starting Moye opposite of Antonio Brown
I actually wouldn't mind starting Moye opposite of Antonio Brown
As long as it doesn't put Cotchery on the bench because he is actually one of the few having a good year.
Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, hear the lamentations of their women.
1. CB Sidney Jones, Washington 6'0" 181
2. FS Budda Baker, Washington 5'10" 192
3. OLB Tyus Bowser, Houston 6'2" 244
4. ILB Connor Harris, Lindenwood 5'11 241
5. RB James Conner, Pittsburgh 6'2" 240
5c. TE Jeremy Sprinkle, Arkansas 6'5" 256
6. QB Chad Kelly, Mississippi 6'2" 224
7. WR Demore'ea Stringfellow, Mississippi 6'2" 212
7c. DE Collin Bevins, Northwest Missouri State 6'5" 286
2015 MNF Executive Champion!
If I were the OC, I'd have Robinson on my team. FB.
Where's the list for Defense?
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6- Time Super Bowl Champions......
2012 MNF Executive Champion
Yeah, that's the reason I wrote that. Please tell me about all the guys on this squad fighting for yards or going for turnovers...laying the wood? This team as a whole is playing with no heart. Every time I have seen Moye play, he looks like he wants to be out there....fighting for tough yards (yes, in the preseason) Grab me some hungry players off the PS, shoot from some local high school teams...anyone wanting to play ball.
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4 Joe Mixon-RB Oklahoma
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1971 Chevrolet Vega GT Hatchback Coupe (5 of 6)
Photographed at the Lincoln Land Community College MotorSports Club Car/Truck/Motorcycle Show in Springfield, Illinois on July 9-10, 2010.
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For a complete list of all residential and commuter athletic camps taking place at Stanford, please visit gostanford.com/camps
Conferences displaying this icon are planned and conducted by a Stanford department.
Basketball Boys Camp
Age Group: 10-18 years old
Description: Individual instruction, lectures, and demonstrations. Fundamental stations, full-court games daily. Emphasis on fundamentals, sportsmanship, and team play.
Contact: 650.723.0562
Web site: http://www.stanfordboysbasketball.com/
Age Group: 8-18 years old
Description: All skill levels. Emphasis on fundamentals, position work, and team play including: ball-handling, shooting, one-on-one skills, rebounding, defense and five-on-five games. (Camp awards, free basketball, and camp T-shirt.)
Contact: 650-725-8104
Web site: http://www.stanfordgirlsbasketballcamp.com
Cardinal Wrestling Camps
Age Group: 8-18 years old
Description: Technique, intensive, or team wrestling camps for middle and high school wrestlers age 8-18.
Contact: 650-723-1657
Web site: http://cardinalwrestlingcamps.com/
Cross Country Camp
Age Group: 12-18 years old
Description: Boys and Girls will focus on long distance running with particular emphasis on preparing for the upcoming Cross Country season.
Web site: http://www.ussportscamps.com/running/nike/nike-cross-country-camp-of-champions-stanford-university/?DB_OEM_ID=30600
Golf Camp
Age Group: 10-17 years old.
Description: Boys and girls. All ability levels, including Tournament juniors, are welcome. Daily instruction on the Stanford Varsity Practice Range, and play on championship Stanford golf course, in all phases of golf from driving to putting.
Contact: 650-725-2094
Web site: http://www.stanfordgolfcamp.com/
Lacrosse Camp for Girls
Age Group: Middle and high school
Description: A three-day comprehensive resident camp designed to give players of all levels the opportunity to challenge and improve their skills. Whether a beginner or a highly experienced player, we're committed to bringing you the game at the highest level.
Contact: 1-800-NIKE-CAMP
Web site: http://www.ussportscamps.com/lacrosse/nike/stanford-lacrosse-camp/?DB_OEM_ID=30600
Nike Elite Rugby Camp
Age Group: 9-18
Description: To educate youth on the fundamentals and sportsmanship involved with the game of rugby.
Web site: http://www.ussportscamps.com/rugby/nike/nike-rugby-camps-stanford-university/
Rowing Camp
Age Group: 14-18
Description: The Stanford Rowing Camp is offered to girls and boys age 14 and older with at least one full year of experience. All sessions will be coached by the current Stanford coaching staff with current and former athletes acting as counselors.
Contact: 650-575-9865
Web site: http://www.stanfordrowingcamps.com/Home.htm
Soccer Camp, Boys
Age Group: Camp 1:Grades 10-12; Camp 2 : Grades 5-9 and 10-12
Description: Residential soccer camp for boys featuring the staff and players from the University team
Contact: 650-723-9375
Web site: http://www.stanfordsoccer.com/
Soccer Camp, Girls
Age Group: Grades 6-12
Description: Residential soccer camp for girls featuring the staff and players from the University team.
Contact: 650-725-9161
Web site: http://www.stanfordsoccer.com/
Stanford Men's Gymnastics High Performance Camp
Age Group: 7-18 years
Description: Gymnastics instruction for young gymnasts ages 7-18 years.
Web site: http://www.stanfordmensgymnastics.com/
Talbott Squash Camp
Age Group: 14-18 years old
Description: Overnight instructional squash camp for ages 13-17. The phone number is 650-725-8699. Email: email@example.com. Students apply on line.
Contact: 650-725-8699
Web site: http://www.stanfordsquashcamps.com/
Tennis Camp - Forood-Brennan Sessions
Age Group: 11-18 yr. old residents; 10-18 yr. old day campers
Description: Boys and girls, all skill levels. Features low student-instructor ratio; separate improvement programs for all skill levels; personal videotaping and ball machines. Lele Forood is the Woman's Tennis Coach at Stanford.
Contact: 800-645-3226
Web site: http://www.ussportscamps.com/tennis/nike/stanford-university-nike-tennis-camp-lele-forood?DB_OEM_ID=30600
Tennis Camp - Paul Goldstein Sessions
Age Group: 9-18; minimum age to stay in dorm is 11
Description: Boys and girls, all ability levels. Comprehensive program of fundamental instruction; match play. Low student-instructor ratio. Personal videotaping and ball machines. Paul Goldstein is the Stanford Men's Tennis Coach at Stanford. National Jr. Training Camp is recommended for Ranking Players.
Contact: 800-645-3226 (1-800-NIKECAMPS)
Web site: http://www.ussportscamps.com/tennis/nike/stanford-university-paul-goldstein
Volleyball Camp for Boys
Age Group: 9-18 years old
Description: Stanford Volleyball camp for boys offers sessions for all ages. From our Elite High School camp and our Performance High School camp to our All Skills camp for ages 9-14, we offer a camp for every age and skill level.
Contact: 650-498-4489
Web site: http://www.stanfordvolleyballcamps.com/
Water Polo Camp for Boys
Age Group: 12-18
Description: Requires at least one year of water polo experience. Learn advanced water polo techniques & team strategy from the coaches of the top collegiate program in the nation.
Contact: 650-725-9016


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Henderson scores final 7 as Bobcats stun Bucks
CHARLOTTE (AP) The Charlotte Bobcats started with no available centers and finished without their top two point guards. They were overmatched on the boards and made key mistakes late with a makeshift lineup.
BOX SCORE: Bobcats 87, Bucks 86
RACES: NBA playoff picture focuses on final games
And they won.
Nobody has claimed the race for the final Eastern Conference playoff spot has been pretty, but Charlotte's stunning 87-86 comeback win over the bumbling Milwaukee Bucks on Monday night took the wackiness to a new level.
Thanks to Gerald Henderson's (FSY) clutch play and 11 consecutive missed shots by the Bucks to close the game, the Bobcats stayed a game behind the Indiana Pacers for eighth place in the East. Milwaukee sank to three games back with nine to play.
"It was just remarkable," Bobcats coach Paul Silas said of the frantic finish.
Henderson scored the final seven points, including the go-ahead jumper with 22 seconds left. But Charlotte's third consecutive win wasn't preserved until Brandon Jennings' (FSY) nightmare fourth quarter ended with two missed layups and a three-pointer that bounced off the rim.
Continuing an alarming trend of fourth-quarter meltdowns, the Bucks were held without a field goal for the final 5:10 and scoreless for the last 3:52 in their second consecutive loss.
"It was a must-win game and we came up short," said Jennings, who scored 26 points but shot 2-for-12 in the final quarter. "We had chances to do it and I take it on myself that I should have came up down the stretch and made big plays. But I didn't."
Neither did Andrew Bogut (FSY). The 7-footer also scored 26 points, but was scoreless on 0-for-2 shooting in the fourth despite a huge size advantage.
Two nights after allowing the Chicago Bulls to close on a 12-0 run, this may have been an even more bizarre finish for Milwaukee considering what odd lineups Charlotte had on the floor.
Starting center Kwame Brown (FSY) left Monday afternoon to be with his ill daughter in Georgia. With Joel Przybilla (FSY) (knee) and DeSagana Diop (FSY) (Achilles' tendon) already sidelined and Nazr Mohammed (FSY) traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder last month, the Bobcats had no centers left.
Bogut carved up Tyrus Thomas (FSY) in his return from bruised ribs for 18 points in the first quarter. Bogut had 26 entering the fourth with the Bucks ahead 72-65 when they got even more good fortune.
Charlotte starting point guard D.J. Augustin (FSY) left with a sprained left ankle and backup Shaun Livingston (FSY) was lost to a bruised lower spine in just over a minute span early in the fourth. The last man standing was Garrett Temple (FSY), who was playing in the NBA Development League earlier this month and had appeared in two games with the Bobcats.
With Boris Diaw (FSY) forced to play center and Stephen Jackson (FSY) power forward, Henderson willed Charlotte to the victory as the Bucks' ragged offense went awry.
"I knew we needed some scoring," Henderson said.
The Bobcats got within 86-85 on Henderson's jumper with 52 seconds left. After Bogut missed a contested layup, Henderson drilled a turnaround jumper from the right wing to put Charlotte ahead 87-86.
Jennings then missed an open driving layup before Henderson grabbed a rebound in a wild scramble and called timeout from the floor. But Jennings then stole Diaw's inbounds pass before missing another layup in traffic.
The Bucks, who held a 46-37 rebounding edge, grabbed the loose ball and Jennings missed a three from the left corner. Carlos Delfino (FSY) then grabbed Milwaukee's 17th offensive rebound, but his tip bounced off the rim as time expired.
"With 11 seconds left to go in the game, if you say you are going to get two layups and a wide-open three to win it and you don't even have the ball, you would take that," Milwaukee coach Scott Skiles said. "We just couldn't make that."
Henderson, who moved into the starting lineup when Gerald Wallace (FSY) was traded last month, scored 16 points on 7-for-10 shooting. Jackson had 18 points for the Bobcats, who appeared out of the playoff race after a 23-point loss to Indiana last week.
Since then, Charlotte has knocked off the Boston Celtics, New York Knicks and Milwaukee.
"Guys haven't packed it in," Henderson said.
The Bucks' crushing loss marred the return of former All-Star Michael Redd (FSY).
When John Salmons (FSY) picked up two quick fouls, Redd replaced him with 9:54 left in the first quarter in his first appearance in 14 months following his second major left knee injury.
Playing without a knee brace, Redd had two stints in each half. He didn't score, missing all three shots while dishing out four assists in 15 minutes.
"I thought Mike moved around well," Skiles said.
His team, though, is in trouble.
"It's a very tough task for us to stay in the playoff hunt," Bogut said.
NOTES: Silas wouldn't be surprised if Przybilla, out since March 9, misses the rest of the season. ... Playoff fever hasn't exactly gripped Charlotte. The announced crowd was 12,368.
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After a career working in warehouses ended about six months ago because of a disability, Tracy Torres wanted to begin supporting himself and stop drawing Social Security income.
Finding a job with a disability and no car was difficult until his Communicare case worker suggested the Elizabethtown man apply at a local Goodwill.
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New hires in Hardin County contributed to a record number of Kentuckians helped through job placement by Goodwill Industries of Kentucky.
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Utah earned a 78-69 victory over Washington on Thursday, getting 20 points from Brandon Taylor at Jon M. Huntsman Center.
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Delon Wright had 19 points for Utah and Jordan Loveridge chipped in with 16 points. Delon Wright had 5 assists for them, while Jordan Loveridge was the team's top rebounder, grabbing 13 boards.
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