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San Diego Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers has said that Denver is his favorite road city in which to play, and his warm feelings about the Mile High City only grew warmer after Rivers' Chargers posted a 27-20 upset of the Denver Broncos on Thursday night despite the chilly temperatures. The win keeps the 7-7 chargers in the AFC playoff hunt, and takes a bit of the air out of the 11-3 Broncos after their 51-28 win over the Tennessee Titans last Sunday.
Rivers was efficient when he had to be, but he didn't have to be too often -- he completed just 12 of 20 passes for 166 yards, but there were two touchdowns in that equation, both to rookie receiver Keenan Allen in the first half. The most impressive play by Allen (and the most impressive play in the game) came with 9:46 left in the first half. Allen took a drag route catch from Rivers from the Denver 19-yard line, moved past a confused Denver secondary, hurtled cornerback Kayvon Webster, and ran right through safety Mike Adams for the score.
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That touchdown ended a 13-play drive that went 80 yards and took 6:36 off the game clock -- and that was the real story behind the Chargers' win. Head coach Mike McCoy, who came to San Diego after excelling as Denver's offensive coordinator from 2009 through 2012, seemed to understand that if he set his team up to match Manning in explosive plays, it would be a losing battle. Instead, the Chargers went decidedly old-school, gaining 178 rushing yards on 44 ground plays, and winning the time of possession battle, 38:49 to 21:11.
"It says a lot about the coaches and players -- how hard they've worked," McCoy told the NFL Network's Alex Flanagan after the game. "We knew we had a tough game coming down here, but Ryan and everybody stepped up. We ran the football extremely well, and it was a team effort."
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The star in that regard was running back Ryan Mathews, the previously disappointing former first-round pick who has found new footing under McCoy. Selected with the 12th overall pick in 2010, Mathews had five 100-yard games coming into this season, and with his 128-yard performance against Denver, he's got five in the 2013 season alone. For the second straight game, Mathews took the ball a career-high 29 times out of the backfield.
"It was great to see," McCoy said of Mathews. "He's worked extremely hard, he's had a great year, he's bought into what we're doing, and we're going to let him ride."
Mathews has struggled through injuries and ineffectiveness, but his ability to coalesce in the system run by McCoy and offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt has been a revelation.
"Yeah, it's fun," Matthews said after the game. "The big guys up front did a great job opening up holes, and there were a lot of tough yards out there. Everyone did their own job ... [the offensive line] always plays good. Coach D does a great job of getting the guys ready every week. We knew it was going to be a battle, and we just had to come up here and play our game."
Indeed, the big guys up front did a great job -- San Diego's offensive linemen were often seen blasting Denver defenders 15 or 20 yards downfield. Not what you'd expect of pure maulers like left tackle King Dunlap and right tackle D.J. Fluker, but this was a night for the unexpected.
A Chargers defense that ranked dead last against both the run and pass coming into this game was not tested nearly as often as it would have been in a shootout.
"The defense did a great job overall," McCoy said. "The coaches had a great plan. Very proud of [defensive coordinator] John Pagano and the whole coaching staff."
Among the most surprising Chargers this season has been Allen, who was a relative steal in the third round of the 2013 draft and scored two touchdowns for the second straight game. Allen was downgraded pre-draft by NFL teams due to injuries -- a PCL injury cut him down and limited his postseason workouts before the draft -- but he's outpaced all other first-year receivers, and has placed himself firmly in contention for the Offensive Rookie of the Year award.
"Keenan Allen's two big plays ... I mean, we're third down-and-6, third down-and-8, and he catches two touchdowns," Rivers said. "Some receivers know how to get in the end zone, and there was no way he wasn't getting in the end zone on that [first] one. He just knows how to score, and he's playing unbelievably."
Rivers' mood changed as the game changed. Early on, he was spitting nails at the officials and his own teammates, especially when Allen ran the wrong routes on two incomplete passes. But after the game was over, he was all smiles, hitting the NFL Network postgame set in a suede jacket, bolo tie, and snakeskin boots -- looking like an extra in the movie "Casino."
"We knew nobody gave us a chance, and nobody should have given us a chance either, if you were outside our locker room," Rivers concluded. "We had a lot of confidence -- we had won five of the last seven here -- and we said, 'Let's go play our best game and get another one. Let's stay alive and see what happens.'"
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The final result was even more unexpected because the Broncos were hot out of the box, leading San Diego 10-3 in the first quarter and looking early on like they'd down the Chargers as they had so many other teams. But things changed quickly after that -- Manning couldn't fight the dual challenges of time and field position.
In the second quarter, Denver had drives starting at their own 10, their own 6, and their own 23-yard lines, and they went three-and-out each time. Manning did bring the Broncos back on a fourth-quarter touchdown drive that made the score 24-17 with 10:05 remaining, but on Denver's next drive, defensive lineman Corey Liuget hit the quarterback as he threw, and linebacker Thomas Keiser came down with an interception of the errant throw. That was all she wrote, though there was still over five minutes left in the game, because the Chargers kept their game of "keep-away" going until the end.
Manning said during the week that he did not like the short turnaround from Sunday to Thursday, and there were times when it seemed to be in the Broncos' heads. Denver's defense committed several coverage and tackling lapses, and without the injured Wes Welker, the passing offense seemed unusually limited. Unheralded receiver Andrew Caldwell caught a career-high two touchdown passes, but outside of that feat. the Broncos had little to brag about.
"Probably can pinpoint first and second down – we weren't good enough," Manning said when asked what went wrong. "Got some third-and-longs and never got into much of a flow. Often times when we're playing well, we're getting first down, second down back to first down. That's kind of how it was that first drive. And then when you get a third down, you have some rhythm. We had some three-and-outs backed up, didn't do a good enough job changing field position. As a result, gave their offense better field position. I think 1-of-7 on third down tonight – that's not good enough. There's not many third downs, but like I said, the ones we have, we have to try to convert them."
The ramifications for the Broncos could be sobering. Once thought to be a lead-pipe lock for the top seed in the AFC playoffs, Denver's three losses matches them with the Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots. Manning's team only has a tiebreaker advantage against Kansas City, because they lost to the Patriots in Week 12.


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Missing since: 08/26/85
Missing from: Fort Pierce FL
Classification: Endangered Missing
Date of Birth: 03/17/61
Age at disappearance: 24
White Male
Height: 6'1
Weight: 170
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Clothing: Jeans and gray boots
Scars,Marks: Burn marks on legs-Skin grafts on legs
Details of disappearance:
Patrick was last seen at a residence of a male aquaintance on Sunrise Drive in Fort Pierce Florida on 08/26/85.
Patrick who had his student pilot license at the time of his disappearance reportedley left the area in a airplane with James Woodford " Buddy"Johnson, a 61 year old pilot, who is also missing. It was supposed to be a one night trip, with DiFrancesco to return the next day. He has never been seen or heard from since. His case remains unsolved.
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If you have any information on this case please contact CUE Center For Missing Persons using the contact form below or contact Cue Center at (910) 343-1131 24 hour tip line (910) 232-1687.
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I'm Stephanie, I'm 24 years old and I live with my boyfriend Michael. We live in Edmonton Alberta and have 1 bun and 1 dog.
Gizmo is our Bunny, A Holland Lop and the biggest lovebun you could ever meet. We were told he was a Boy when we got him but the vet is thinking he's actually a girl, we won't know until it's time to get him/her fixed! He's about 14 weeks old! Loves parsley and mint, as well as timothy hay and small bits of Alpalpha (more than a bit gives him Major poopy butt) he doesn't run around as much as he used to (unless i have an orange) he's starting to mellow out, he's more content to hop up on the couch and hop over myself or michael and his favorite spot is michaels shoulder.
Sophie is our little puppy, she is a toy poodle (hypoallergenic) and a few weeks younger than gizmo. We are starting to house train her as well but she's still a little confused by it, although she will go to bed when you say bed! She loves to run in the yard and she actually runs more like a rabbit than a dog (we think gizmo is rubbing off on her). We do let gizmo and sophie interact and while one is out they usually inspect the other's living arrangements. while being in a cage gizmo prefers to be higher up than her so that is why his cage is off the ground! (he was a bit more skitish when he was on the floor, now we're closer to his level while visiting his cage. They do also play together although sophie is always on a leash while this is happening, she isn't really allowed any stuffed animals other than one that looks more like a ball, we don't want her to see a connection with bunnys and toys! we also do the joint playtime when she's really tired, she doesn't really go into play bite or chase mode while the leash is there. and sometimes they will groom each other! Gizmo will now even push her out of the way if there is food involved and she will knock him over trying to find more bunny "pellets"
Now it's picture time!
this was gizmo on the very night we brought him home and he was put on our bed while we set up his cage (his original small one)
this was him at about 10 weeks old in his favorite place to nap
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Breaking up is hard to do. That's probably why some people, including celebs, try to make it a little easier (at least on themselves).
In an effort to avoid the back-and-forth, the pleading, the crying, the fighting, etc., certain stars opted to ditch the old-fashioned method of confrontation and resorted to other platforms to get the news across--thereby earning themselves a spot on our list of five of the worst breakup-etiquette offenders.
Here they are:
1. Katy Perry & Russell Brand: The pop star recently revealed how she learned of her impending divorce from the British comedian — and it wasn't during a face-to-face conversation.
"He's a very smart man, a magical man and I was in love with him when I married him," Perry said during an interview with Vogue. "Let's just say I haven't heard from him since he texted me saying he was divorcing me December 31, 2011."
2. Taylor Swift & Joe Jonas: Splitting up over the telephone isn't really the way to go, either. Especially when the entire call lasts less than 30 seconds.
In an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Taylor said the kamikaze breakup call from her Jonas Bro beau "was, like, a record, I think, for how quick. I looked at the call log — it was like 27 seconds."
Jonas is quite the fast, if not smooth, talker.
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3. Porsha & Kordell Stewart: "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star was just keeping up with her social-media updates when she happened upon some bad news — about her own marriage.
"I literally was lying in bed and I looked at Twitter and it was going crazy," Porsha told ABC News. "I saw on Twitter that my husband has filed for divorce."
The Bravo star then turned to her husband, who was down the hall in their Atlanta mansion when she saw the split reports.
"It wasn't a confrontation," she explained. "It was me just simply asking my husband, 'Had you filed?' He said he thought about it and we'll talk about it later and he left for work. I had to call my attorney to find out."
4. Minnie Driver & Matt Damon: This couple's breakup in 1998 was very public (although think of how even more public it would be today), and the actress found out about it at the same time as all of America, when Damon denied he had a girlfriend while appearing on "The Oprah Winfrey Show."
"It's unfortunate that Matt went on Oprah," Driver told the Los Angeles Times. "It seemed like a good forum for him to announce to the world that we were no longer together, which I found fantastically inappropriate."
Damon had no comment on the matter. He apparently said everything he needed to say on Oprah, as people tended to do.
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5. Daniel Day Lewis & Isabelle Adjani: Although many reports claim the Hollywood couple's relationship ended after the "Lincoln" star broke up with Adjani via fax (yes, a fax), the actress explained during an interview with London's Mail on Sunday in 1996 that the split went down differently. But differently doesnt necessarily mean better.
"I told him I was pregnant before he went in — not by fax as has been mistakenly reported," Adjani said. "My love for him did not waver but I guess he did not feel the same.
"We never saw each other again. He never told me it was over. I wish he had because I like clarity."
How's that for no closure?
6. Sylvester Stallone & Jennifer Flavin: When the Rocky star decided to call it quits with the woman who ultimately became his third wife, he grabbed a pen and paper and wrote a six-page letter, which he sent to Flavin via FedEx.
Though the specifics of that letter were not revealed, Stallone must have a way with words, because after a short engagement to Angie Everheart, Sly and Jennifer reunited, got married and had three daughters together.
Maybe she achieved catharsis by burning the letter.
7. Richie Sambora & Heather Locklear: The Bon Jovi guitarist got an unpleasant surprise in 2006, when he found out from the press that his actress wife had filed for divorce.
While court clerks in L.A. were processing Locklear's papers on Feb. 2, Sambora was in Washington, D.C., preparing for a concert. At about 7 p.m. he took a break to do a prearranged interview with ABC News Radio reporter Leah Ricciuti, who told him that an hour earlier People had broken the news that he and Locklear were breaking up.
Sambora called the report "completely untrue" and went on to talk about his Valentine's Day plans to be home with his wife and kid. "He didn't seem upset, hurt or caught off-guard," said Ricciuti, who recalled that Sambora treated the story like any old rumor. "I honestly don't think he knew anything."


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Petition: Use Drones and Satellite Pictures to Find Missing Children / Women / Men and stop other crimes - Lets Use the Existing Military Technology,
This is the "About this Petition" intro page
I received an email ( Aug 31st 2012 ) from a TV station news editor - now a former recipients of this petition - Fox 4 News ON Cape Coral FL ( John Rinker**** Assignment Editor - FOX 4 / WFTX-TV wrote: ) "stop sending this spam" -----
I removed him from the list -- Don't want to "SPAM" HIM
Nice to KNOW John cares about informing his viewers And I know all who read and sign this petition pray none of his loved ones ever goes missing
To view the list of the recipients who will be automatically sent this petition Click on the "Petitioning The President of the United States" highlighted line seen below the Picture of the mssing and above title of this petition
The Targets of this petition ( recipients ) -- are our highest elected officials and Major Media Outlets --- they will get copies of this petition automatically after you sign it.
The letter which will be sent to the recipient list is found at the
"Petition Letter" section on this page
This is NOT A Petition for a New Law == BECAUSE More Than Passing Laws Needs To Be Done
Criminals do NOT respect or abide by laws and they will invade your privacy -
The time has come for EVERY caring American to step up and be heard.
Are you aware we have the capability to take real time high resolution satellite and unmanned drone pictures OF Almost any crime scene and transmit those pics back to earth WITHIN SECONDS
Our Military has developed and perfected the system since the first spy satellites were launched in the late 1950's We have hundreds of drones in use over Afghanistan and they will brought home when our troops are pulled out in 2014
I am begging ALL who read this --- If you agree PLEASE take the time to post notices about this petition on ALL the ONLINE Sites you visit - Cut and paste the URL from the browser bar or use the short URL http://sign.1sta.com - YOU can be responsible for Saving victims and helping crime victims.
The mainstream media has up to now ignored my requests to even mention the existence of the technology OR THIS effort .. Add your Voice send separate EMAILS to ALL media outlets and request they help educate ALL Americans -- again the url is http://sign.1sta.com
This petition requests the media to inform the public so we can ask our elected leaders to take drastic steps to dramatically reduce and SOLVE Most CRIMES WITHIN MINUTES AND stop the scourge of Missing Children Women and Men which is sweeping our country
I repeat -- Don't doubt the EXISTENCE of the real time, 24/7, high resolution, military satellite and unmanned drone picture taking, transmitting and storing technology and after our troops leave Afghanistan it will be phased out..
It is no secret these systems have been used for decades by our military to watch our enemies and to protect our troops and used to track and find Osama Bin Laden. The only secret is their actual capabilites. But we can assume they are awesome. Our government hid the SR-71 and the stealth fighter and B2 bomber from us for many many years too.
IF Adapted for use by Law Enforcement, this technology would be the Solution to Finding Missing Children Women & Men Quickly, solve and drastically reduce other crimes WITHIN MINUTES of them being reported - the satellite or drone technology COULD also provide police with indisputable proof of someones innocence or guilt.
Gun Violence and murders may drop along with the other crimes.
All the details are presented on our main web site linked below
Please Educate yourself about this solution, the time you spend will be the most productive you have EVER spent online. PLEASE Book Mark the pages and links below so you can return to them easily
( This effort is funded completely by myself I never ask for any money )
Again: All I ask is Just your help in spreading the word == The shortened URL to use when sharing on Face Book, tweeting or posting a notice in a comment on any line site or article dealing with ANY crime IS ===== http://sign.1sta.com
Again: We could track and Find most missing persons and spare tens of millions of families the pain of dealing with a missing loved one PLUS SOLVE and Drastically reduce & solve ALL type of crimes like the gun murder of Trayvon Martin and Caylee Anthony cases and will let the criminals know they WILL be caught, in most cases WITHIN minutes - YES Minutes of them being reported.
The technology would provide proof of ones innocence or guilt with NO Doubt and avoid situations like the recent Trayvon Martin Murder case and the Troy Davis execution
The existing technology presented in this document is NOT micro chipping, GPS tracking or cell phone tracking, While those methods could be used for some protection - They are marginally effective and would not STOP the crimes. It is not the use of drones. The drawbacks of using those methods and ways of tracking the missing are addressed on our Main Web Page at THIS LINK HERE
We plead with our elected leaders who receive this petition to step up and adapt the existing military satellite or drone surveillance technology which can again: capture real time, high resolution, close up, photos from space of ANY crime scene, street, road or area in the U.S. and transmit those photos within seconds back to earth to be viewed and repsonded to by Law Enforcement - Again this can be done within MINUTES for almost any crime scene - YES MINUTES
PLUS such a system would save Hundreds of Billions in Taxpayer dollars in the first years, that money is now spent on Police searches, investigations and court proceeding as presented in the detailed info seen in the "Cost" and "Proof" section on our efforts MAIN WEB site found at http://findthemissing.vze.com
We also present a link to a page which presents scenarios of how the system would work at http://trenton.2ya.com Read and be amazed at what can be done.
Until the media gets onboard -- Please educate yourself then make a decision to get involved or not.
We are well aware of the "Invasion of Privacy" issue and the Paranoid's "Big Brother" fears, The bottom line is This can Drastically reduce crime and provide a safer environment for ALL Americans. Will the criminals respect your privacy ? NO ! Will this stop them ? YES. We address the Privacy aspect of our proposal in the section 'Invasion of privacy Concerns" on the Main web page seen linked below.
If the media would become active in informing the masses about this possible solution and Allow each person to decide if it is something they would like to see in place, then each individual can get more invloved. Please we beg you -- sign this petition to request our Elected officials to act. It will be sent automatically to the list of over 50 recipients
Caylees Law and other laws do little to actually solve the problem. Talking about the missing on TV does nothing to stop the atrocities. Except for Americas Most Wanted None of the TV shows which depend on missing person cases for ratings have EVER been responsible for a missing person being found - NOT ONE...
Remember: Our Mission is ULTIMATELY to get action from Our Elected officials by creating widespread public awareness with media cooperation and hopefully create a ground swell of activity to convince ALL Americans to get involved in getting those elected officials to ACT AND adapt the system for use by ALL Law Enforcement Agencies
I must say again: Read how the system would work and what the positive outcome of an abduction / kidnapping could be at http://trenton.2truth.com - then ACT AND sign this petition - and share the info by posting on ALL the social media sites
YOU can help insure we find missing children women and men quickly and safely and reduce other crimes
I repeat: We have paid for this technology, it has been developed and perfected and has been / is being used to protect our troops, It has been in place over countries in which the U.S. has been involved in military actions since the mid 1970's. So in those 40 years it has been honed and perfected. We need to see that it is adapted and used for the benefit of ALL Americans.
Once More: to the Media: the public must be told about this and allowed to band together and request President Obama and other elected officials to challenge and instruct NASA, Our Military and their affiliates to work together to adapt EXISITNG systems of satellite surveillance technology to assist Police and Law Enforcement Agencies in solving ANY crimes, including child abductions Missing women and men, rapes, home invasions, car thefts ALL within Minutes of them being reported thus we can SAVE victims lives and spare tens of millions of families the pain of dealing with a missing loved one in the future AND REAP the other benefits.
Plus implementing the EXISTING TECHNOLOGY would save a major portion of the estimated 9.6 Billion dollars spent on the over 800,000 BASIC searches for missing Americans each year. That does NOT include the savings of tens of billions MORE on and court cases ( trials for the criminals who were caught in the act ) and investigations for other crimes which would be solved quickly.
The proposed system can also be used to protect Our borders. We need to create wide spread public awareness to the existence of the systems and OUR effort gives every American a chance to join in and help make a "Change"
To be sure the media gets our message PLEASE cut and paste the URL http://sign.1sta.com into an email and send it to ALL the media outlets you can find, local, national, radio, tv, neswpapers and online blogs, and to your local politicians and police departments or post it in articles you find online about crime. We think many of those who are on the list to have this sent to them automatically through Change.org have now blocked it from getting through to them.
The repsonse to Caylee's Law Change.org petition of over 1,400,000 signatures and the Trayvon Martin Petition with over 1,500,000 in just weeks should indicate to every one, there are many who care and want something done. Trayvon Martin and Caylee Anthony will stand as a beacons to anyone who needs proof thing can get done BY "We the People"
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This is a petition from Everyday Americans who want changes. ( Our shortened URL is = http://sign.1sta.com )
In the aftermath of the Trayvon Martin Killing, and the Casey Anthony Case - it is every Americans duty to look for ways to stop and solve these and ALL other crimes - We have the technology to do this BUT are not using it.
We are asking our elected leaders to step up and protect your constituents
We as Taxpayers and Voters have paid for the development of the technologies which could drastically reduce crime and Find missing persons quickly and safe. We ask you to initiate a program to adapt the technology to be used for the protection and benefit of ALL Americans. Such a system would save Tens of Billions in Taxpayer dollars as presented in the info presented here
IF you are an elected official and have received this petition, We remind you, you have taken an oath to protect and provide a safe environment for Americans. Please live up to that oath by seeing the systems presented here are put in place. It's an obligation you took on and while it is a drastic measure - Drastic acts require Drastic Reactions. IF it requires changing laws then it is your duty to do so.
If you are in the media, we do NOT ask that you endorse this petition BUT PLEASE help inform the public about our online effort and allow each individual to choose to support this effort
BECAUSE Criminal do NOT respect or obey laws More Than Passing Laws and sitting in front of cameras and talking about doing something Needs To Be Done
We are asking the mainstream media to educate the masses in order that EACH individual can decide for themselves to approach our elected officials and ask they adapt the existing satellite surveillance technology which can capture real time, high resolution, close up, photos from space of ANY crime scene, street, road or area in the U.S. and transmit those photos within seconds back to earth to allow Law Enforcement to respond, save victims AND capture the offenders within MINUTES to ANY crime - YES MINUTES , PLUS provide ALL the many benefits presented by our effort seen at http://findthemissing.2ya.com
N.A.S.A. and our military and affiliated companies have developed and refined the technology for decades and use it to protect our troops in combat zones and spy on our perceived enemies, similar systems were used to help find Osama Bin Laden
We know our satellites can see great details, down the the numbers on a car License Plates IN REAL time, even in bad weather and the system now used can store and archive Photos to allow the military to go back from the present to any previous time to track and follow the enemy and terrorist and have used these capabilities to protect our Soldiers. They need to make this available to ALL Law Enforcement Agencies in the U.S. to protect us at home
We have been told the satellites NOW IN PLACE over the war zones we are involved in are being phased out and replaced by drones to protect our troops. It would be very easy to reposition the satellites over the U.S. thus eliminating the need to build and launch new one, saving even more billions.
We are growing very tired of seeing stories of a child, woman or man having gone missing and reports of unsolved murders and other crimes on the news every night. Over 2000 Americas are reported missing each day, ( 800,000 PER YEAR ) the cost for THOSE searches alone is minimally estimated at $9.6 BILLION dollars PER YEAR. This proposal can drastically reduce ALL those Numbers
The existing technology which would allow Law Enforcement to Find Missing children, women and men QUICKLY, spare millions of families the pain of dealing with a missing loved one AND Drastically reduce all type of crimes
IT could also provide proof of ones innocence or guilt
We are well aware of the 'Invasion Of Privacy' issues and the faction which will use that phrase in its opposition, our answer to them is: simply "Bottom line: we will be saving lives sparing the families of the victims the pain and providing ALL the other benefits proposed and offered in our info"
ALL details, proof, drawbacks, and more are presented at: http://findthemissing.vze.com and there is a page with scenarios which details how the systems could work at http://trenton.2ya.com
Any elected official who would step up and become the standard bearer to see the system proposed in this petition adapted and put in place to CHANGE the way we address crime, would surely endear themselves to most law abiding VOTERS and win ANY election they chose to enter.
I NEED TO REMIND YOU this system would spare tens of millions of families the pain of dealing with a missing loved one in the future and lessen the chance of any one becoming a crime victim. In addition the system would also save tens of Billions of taxpayers Dollars on searches, other crime investigations and court cases, as outlined on our website.
This same technology could also be used to watch our borders in a much more effective way than is now being used AND it could be sold to other countries, which would further reduce the overall cost and improve our standing in the world
Read how the system would work and what the positive outcome of an abduction / kidnapping could be at http://missingfound.2truth.com -- then ACT to help insure we find missing children women and men quickly and safely and reduce ALL other crimes
Allow me to repeat: WE THE PEOPLE ask the President, and ALL our ELECTED officials to take steps to challenge, the Military, N.A.S.A. and Its affiliates, in the same vein as President Kennedy challenged NASA to put a man on the moon May 25 1961, to adapt the existing satellite surveillance capabilities which we have developed and perfected since the early 1960's , WE need to make the system accessible and share the information with Law Enforcement
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Frequently Asked Questions About Celiac Disease 09/30/2015This Celiac.com FAQ on celiac disease will guide you to all of the basic information you will need to know about the disease, its diagnosis, testing methods, a gluten-free diet, etc. Subscribe to Celiac.com's FREE weekly eNewsletter What are the major symptoms of celiac disease? Celiac Disease Symptoms What testing is available for celiac disease? Celiac Disease Screening Interpretation of Celiac Disease Blood Test Results Can I be tested even though I am eating gluten free? How long must gluten be taken for the serological tests to be meaningful? The Gluten-Free Diet 101 - A Beginner's Guide to Going Gluten-Free Is celiac inherited? Should my children be tested? Ten Facts About Celiac Disease Genetic Testing Is there a link between celiac and other autoimmune diseases? Celiac Disease Research: Associated Diseases and Disorders Is there a list of gluten foods to avoid? Unsafe Gluten-Free Food List (Unsafe Ingredients) Is there a list of gluten free foods? Safe Gluten-Free Food List (Safe Ingredients) Gluten-Free Alcoholic Beverages Distilled Spirits (Grain Alcohols) and Vinegar: Are they Gluten-Free? Where does gluten hide? Additional Things to Beware of to Maintain a 100% Gluten-Free Diet What if my doctor won't listen to me? An Open Letter to Skeptical Health Care Practitioners Gluten-Free recipes: Gluten-Free Recipes
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Newly Diagnosed Kids Should Get This Book!
Minette replied to PLGW2012's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy daughter loves that book too. She was diagnosed a year ago at age 6 and it was perfect for her -- she still asks us to read it to her (or reads it to herself) frequently. I also got The gluten-free Kid out of the library, but I think it was a little old for my daughter. It seems odd that there aren't more choices, with the incidence of celiac skyrocketing like it is.
I've been dragging my feet on dealing with possible non-food sources of gluten. My daughter had chronic mild stomachaches, which have mostly cleared up since going gluten-free, and she has never had a noticeable gluten reaction since then. Because she doesn't react (or at least not in a way we can clearly see), it's hard to know how careful we need to be. Do I need to worry about things like Children's Tylenol/Advil, shampoo, sunscreen, etc.? I know the official answer is "call the manufacturer," but did you really do that for every product your child uses? Is there a way to know which ones to be suspicious of?
Whole Foods Product Recommendations
Minette replied to powerofpositivethinking's topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & MedicationsI know this is too late for you, but FWIW... Whenever I go there, I stock up on cookies from the frozen section. In our store, there are some gluten-free things in the regular freezer section, but there's also a whole separate gluten-free section next to the cake counter. My daughter loves the star-shaped lemon cookies. I also sometimes splurge on Udi's blueberry muffins, if we happen to be out of the ones I make myself.
Dairy-Free Rice Mac & Cheese?
Minette replied to Minette's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac Disease(OP here...) My daughter is not allergic to dairy or eggs, and her gut seems to tolerate them fine. But based on her blood testing, the immunologist said she reacted to them very slightly (still within the normal range, but not zero). So he recommended significantly reducing them. It was actually not a celiac or allergy thing at all, but rather an attempt to calm her immune system to see if that might help her anxieties. We did try for several weeks after I posted (the original post was 2 months ago), but without being told to absolutely cut it out, it is a slippery slope and it's largely crept back in to her diet. I never made any changes to my baking. The only change that really stuck was that she's now eating soy yogurt (which she likes) and not eating scrambled eggs (which she didn't like anyway). But she said she feels exactly the same on dairy/eggs vs. off them. Anyway, thanks for all the suggestions!
Managing Celiac When Your Child Is In Someone Else's Care
Minette replied to Adravis's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseI don't think it's realistic to be with her always. Yes she is only 3, but my daughter is 7 and she still sometimes eats things she isn't supposed to. (Luckily for us, she doesn't have any obvious reaction -- although that is also partly why she doesn't always remember to say no.) How do you decide when they're old enough? And being with my child all the time wouldn't have even been an option for me when she was 3 if she had been diagnosed then, unless I was going to quit my job. I'd talk to the teacher and whoever at the city is running this program, and make sure they know how serious it is. But I agree that threatening to sue will probably not do any good, and I agree with not adding to the rampant fear of lawsuits. That could lead to the city not allowing any children with food allergies into their classes, just to cover their b*tts. I hope your daughter is feeling better by now. What a nightmare. Ironically, my daughter's at a birthday party right now, and just as I was typing this, the birthday girl's mom called to ask me if my DD can have pizza and cake. Um, no.... And I certainly think my DD would have said no to that. (We sent her to the party with extra snacks and treats.) But I'm glad the mom thought to call, at least.
How Do You Keep A Mixed Kitchen Without Glutening Your Child?
Minette replied to kb27's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseWe have a mixed kitchen, and it sounds like you're doing everything we do. My guess would be that either he's just sick, his tummy hurts for some psychological reason (moving to a foreign country for 6 months would be stressful for anyone!), or he got glutened somehow outside of the house. That said, I really have no idea if we're glutening my DD, because she doesn't have any noticeable reaction. But I can't imagine how we (or you) could be much more careful without making the house completely gluten-free.
Dairy-Free Rice Mac & Cheese?
Minette posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy 7 year old DD was diagnosed last spring. She has been gluten free for ~7 months, and now may need to go off dairy and eggs too, at least for a few months. (Her immunologist said she doesn't have to be completely dairy- and egg-free, but to avoid eating them straight up or in large amounts.) She subsists largely on Amy's boxed rice mac & cheese. The only dairy-free rice mac & cheese I've found is also Amy's, but frozen. Does anyone know of any alternatives? I know we need to get her eating more foods, but we also need a reliable fallback food... Just about everything she eats contains cheese.
Minette replied to GwenO's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy DD is not allergic to eggs and they don't bother her stomach, but her immunologist just told us to take her off eggs at least for a few months to give her immune system a rest and help her gut to heal. She is very relieved because I had been making her eat eggs (again, for the protein) but she really doesn't like them.
Which Iron Supplement?
Minette posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy 7 year old DD has been gluten free for ~7 months. She just had her follow-up appt and her tTg was still high, so we obviously need to figure out where the gluten is coming from. Her iron was also low (I don't know what the number was) and the doctor told us to give her a supplement. Any suggestions? I bought Floravital at Pharmaca today because that's what they suggested, but I worry that she's going to hate it. (If it does work out well, I see now that I can pay a lot less online...) The only other thing I've found for kids is the Flintstones multi with iron. Are there other options?
Daughter's 6-Month Follow Up Testing, Confused
Minette posted a topic in Celiac Disease - Post Diagnosis, Recovery/Treatment(s)My 7 year old daughter was diagnosed with celiac (by bloodwork and biopsy) in the spring. She went gluten free in June. At her 6-month checkup last week, the doctor did two different gliadin tests (sorry, I can't find the link right now to tell me exactly what they were) as well as tTg. Gliadin tests were both within the normal range (I don't know if they were elevated when she was initially tested) but the tTg was still high, 138. So obviously we need to be more careful. It's just tough to know when she's been exposed since she's nearly asymptomatic. My question is, what's the difference between gliadin and tTg, and what does it mean if one is normal and the other is high? I have searched the internet for a comprehensible answer to this question, but it's all too medical-ese for me. The doctor's nurse was no help -- she really didn't know the answer (despite him being a pediatric celiac specialist) and basically just told me that "We do them both to help us be sure."
Anyone Notice Improvement In Behavior Before Improvement Of Other Symptoms?
Minette replied to snadaska's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy daughter's behavior has not changed a whit since going gluten-free (but she never had major behavior issues in the first place -- just normal kid stuff). But I wanted to chime in to say that it did take the constipation a while to resolve. She's been gluten-free for 6 months now and it's gotten better. But her diet is still very limited (world's pickiest eater) and she is still constipated unless we give her fiber supplements.
Question For "symptomless" Celiacs
Minette replied to rami's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseMy 7 year old daughter's symptoms were extremely minimal too. She did have very frequent stomachaches, which is why we took her to the doctor in the first place, but they seemed pretty mild. Since going gluten-free 6 months ago, she has shown no sign of symptoms from accidental exposure. However, she had her 6-month checkup last Friday and unfortunately her antibody levels are still high. So she is getting gluten somewhere, even though we're being careful and she is being conscientious too, as far as I know. We're in a very similar situation to you. My husband, other daughter and I are all non-celiac, and there is gluten in the house. And honestly, we haven't been as careful as we would have been if she showed symptoms. Plus, of course, she eats lunch and snacks at school (brings them from home, but eats right next to kids who are eating gluten). I guess our next step is to be a lot more careful at home -- to behave as if she would get violently ill, even though we know she won't. Anyway, yes, it is possible for a child to be getting accidental exposure and still show no symptoms. I'm grateful that she doesn't get violently ill, but it does make it hard to know if we're doing a good job.
Celiac & Non Celiac Kids... How To Keep Things Fair?
Minette replied to keirasmom's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseI have twins too -- one celiac and one not. Fortunately the non-celiac doesn't mind that we bring rice mac & cheese and a "gluten-free snack sack" for her sister nearly everywhere we go, while she usually has to eat what's being served. She doesn't like mac & cheese anyway. And the celiac would much rather eat her mac & cheese than any unfamiliar food, no matter how gluten-free. So it works out for us. The biggest problem is that my celiac DD's picky eating greatly limits where we eat out. (There are zillions of gluten-free restaurant options around here, but she won't eat any of them.) That is what my non-celiac DD gets annoyed about. So we try to have date nights where each child goes with one parent and the child gets to pick the restaurant. In your situation (non-celiac child being jealous of celiac child), I would do what you suggested in your original post -- remind the non-celiac child that his brother has to deal with many limitations that he doesn't have. The rules are appropriate to each person, not necessarily universal. That seems to go against the prevailing opinion, but that's basically what we do in our family. If neither of my kids had celiac, they would eat what is being served. I still expect my non-celiac DD to do that, even if her sister can't. I worry more that I'm spoiling my celiac DD by bringing her food everywhere. Our family and friends try hard to provide gluten-free options for her, and she is not very sensitive to CC, so I would be happy to have her eat them. But no, she just wants her mac & cheese all.the.time, and frankly it's just easier for us to bring it than to fight with her about it. In a broader sense, we do get jealously from the non-celiac over the amount of attention her sister gets (both for celiac disease and some other health issues). I haven't figured that one out yet. I am trying to spend more one-on-one time with her to compensate, but there are only so many hours in the day. To some degree I have to fall back on "Each person in this family gets what he or she needs, which is not necessarily the exact same thing for each person."
How Do You Handle Halloween Treats
Minette replied to nvsmom's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseThis was our first gluten-free Halloween as well. My daughter (almost 7) did great with it. If there was a gluten-free option in the bowl, she took it. If she wasn't sure, she just took whatever. Then when we got home, I sorted it all out and replaced the gluten ones with gluten-free candy I had bought previously. I was actually really surprised at how much candy is gluten-free. (My daughter doesn't seem very sensitive, so we don't worry about shared facilities.) It also helps (in this case) that my daughter is a really picky eater, even when it comes to candy. I think she was actually hoping to have more stuff taken away and replaced with Skittles! Our school has a "cash for candy" program where they give the kids $1 a pound -- then the candy gets sent to soldiers overseas. I let my kids keep all the candy they actually trick-or-treated for, but we donated all the extra candy I bought.
Any Almost Symptomless Young Kids Test Positive?
Minette replied to Metoo's topic in Celiac Disease - Parents of Kids or Babies With Celiac DiseaseI think my daughter's doctor would consider the change in weight gain to be significant enough (especially combined with your positive response to going gluten-free) that he would be willing to test. Then again, we are lucky enough to have great insurance that lets us do pretty much anything, so we rarely have to work hard to convince doctors to run tests. Sadly, that usually factors into the equation.


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Vermont schools eager to try new standardized tests
MONTPELIER -- Student test scores in Vermont could drop when more rigorous standards take effect and students start taking a new education test in 2015.
In neighboring New York, student test scores based on the new standards plummeted. And while Vermont typically rates high among the 50 states in student performance, officials don't know how the state will do two years from now.
"Frankly, I don't have my hopes out there that our kids are going to do better because we've adopted the (new standards) because they are more rigorous standards, but maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised," said Michael Hock, Vermont state assessment director.
Officials say the Common Core standards are designed to better equip young people for careers or college; Vermont schools are making changes to prepare students for them and the test.
Mount Mansfield Union High School has tweaked an algebra course and will make changes to its geometry instruction in preparation for the new standards. Teachers in the Barre Supervisory Union have taken a practice test, so they'll know what will be expected of their students. And 27 schools will try out the new test next spring before all the state schools administer it beginning in 2015.
The new education standards, called Common Core, have been adopted by 45 states and the District of Columbia despite some criticism that they are tantamount to a national curriculum. The standards were developed by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers.
Vermont has accepted the new standards, and many schools are already working hard to make adjustments to their curriculum and teaching, officials say.
"I think we're excited for a lot of what the Common Core provides us in terms of direction is how to really move students forward and have students have a more ... rigorous and relevant experience," said John Pandolfo, director of curriculum, instruction and assessment at the Barre Supervisory Union school district.
At Mount Mansfield, Principal Michael Weston said the mathematics courses, for example, are being revised along Common Core guidelines, which defines what students should learn and by when.
"Does it require some adjustments? Yes," Weston said. "Is it going to require us to go back to the drawing board? Sure. When the test comes out might we stumble at first? You know that's what we read about some states who've already been tested ... Might we start there? Yes.
"But I do think when you look at them just at face value they're rigorous and they prepare kids at least in our mind to be successful when they leave us and that's sort of the goal," he said.
Pandolfo said the new test, designed to assess a student's reasoning and critical thinking, should show over time if the Common Core standards are honing those mental skills.
"While we're not all talking about teaching to the test, what we're really saying is ... the test really does assess students for reasoning and offers us a way to really be able to teach them to think better and think more critically," he said.
Vermont is part of a coalition of 25 states calling themselves the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium that has created the test Vermont will use in two years. That test will replace the New England Common Assessment Program test currently in use. Another 19 states known as the Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers have created another test.
The Smarter Balanced test is computer-based. Eighty Vermont schools applied to be one of the 27 to try it out next spring.
If you'd like to leave a comment (or a tip or a question) about this story with the editors, please email us. We also welcome letters to the editor for publication; you can do that by filling out our letters form and submitting it to the newsroom.


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When I first read that the iOS automatic photo sync is now being tested for Facebook, it made me chuckle. Not because I think it's a bad idea but because I see it as a hilarious idea. Will it be useful? Will I probably use it? Yes to both. The reason is funny because I'm predicating, already, how many people are going to 'accidently' post private materials they would NEVER post online. The chaos of this excites me to no end.
If you're an Android user, you are probably thinking to yourself "didn't this already happen?" For you, yes, yes it did. The basics of this concept is that you'll be able to upload photos automatically to Facebook via cloud that you take with your iOS device; as in you don't need to do s@#$ and boom – they are there for ALL your friends to see. This is super useful and super frightening.
There will be failsafe measure and privacy doohickeys they you'll be able to prevent madness from occurring, but I foresee it taking some time for people to get a clue about this. The real crime here is that if your photos are going straight to Facebook… how will you Instagram them? Gasp!
Some men just want to watch the world burn.
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A man has been charged with making indecent images of children following an operation investigating allegations of historic sex abuse.
Anthony Fuggle, 57, of Sandy Lane, Sutton, Surrey, was charged yesterday with 11 offences of making indecent images of children and six of possessing indecent images of children, Scotland Yard said.
He was charged under Operation Winthorpe, the Metropolitan Police's investigation into allegations of historic sex abuse between the 1960s and 1980s in the Barnes area of west London.
Fuggle is on bail and will appear at Wimbledon Magistrates Court on June 20.


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By Chris Block
Rockford IceHogs (19-17-1-1) are hosting the Peoria Rivermen (17-17-2-2) tonight at the BMO Harris Bank Center.
It'll be the fourth of twelve meetings between the two clubs this season. The Rivermen have been victorious twice. Rockford defeated Peoria 5-4 in a seesaw affair when the teams last met on November 21st in Rockford. The IceHogs got off to a quick start when Adam Clendening scored his 3rd goal on the campaign 56 seconds in. Rockford went up 2-0 eleven minutes later when Brandon Saad scored an unassisted short-handed goal. Peoria though responded by notching three unanswered even-strength tallies in just under six minutes and led 3-2 heading into the first intermission. Between periods Ted Dent changed some lines around and altered his top two defense pairings, pairing Nick Leddy with Clendening and Ryan Stanton with Klas Dahlbeck. The rest of the game was controlled by Rockford. Martin St. Pierre tied the game late in the second period and two power play goals from Jeremy Morin sealed the victory. Continue reading »


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For any Raps fans that are interested, especially if you've got kids or enjoy prizes, or both.
"Meet DeMar DeRozan of the Toronto Raptors on Monday between 4:30 and 5:30pm at Future Shop Yonge and Dundas (325 Yonge St). Meet DeMar, get an autograph and enter to win some incredible autographed prizes from the Raptors and Klipsch Canada."


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Clint Eastwood's Wife Dina Enters Rehab for Depression + Anxiety
Dina Eastwood, wife of acclaimed actor, chair talker and director Clint Eastwood, has checked herself into a rehab facility to help battle "depression and anxiety."
TMZ reports that Mrs. Eastwood, 47, is staying at an exclusive facility in Arizona, but is not being treated for substance abuse.
Clint has been known to make the day of administrators who run facilities like this, donating money to a hospital in Monterey, Ca. on the reg.
He and Dina have been wed for 17 years — no easy feat in Hollywood, especially since there's a four-decade age gap between them — and she stars with daughter Morgan and step-daughter Francesca in the E! reality show 'Mrs. Eastwood & Company.'
But it seems the Eastwood marriage may not be as solid as the length of the union otherwise implies. The Daily Mail reports the couple hasn't been photographed together since 2011, and that "the two were seen embroiled in an argument at his daughter Alisons's wedding in March" of this year.


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Yes. Good post.octathlon wrote:Humans just aren't very good at assessing risk. If something has a low probability of happening, people translate that in their minds to zero and act accordingly. Looking at the number of deaths that have occurred so far per amount of power generated, is something to consider but comes nowhere near proving nuclear power safe. It has the potential, even if probability is low, to kill and sicken tens of thousands (or more) people, render large areas uninhabitable for hundreds of years, severely damage the whole economy, etc, levels of suffering the other power types listed do not approach (although of course many of them also cause huge suffering, especially if you count wars fought over petroleum).
Only make it thousands of years.
Highly radioactive particles radiate for thousands of years,
medium range is 15 000 years.
Uranium 200 000


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LaGrave Field sold to Cats ownership group for $4.5 million
LaGrave Field, home to the Fort Worth Cats minor league baseball team, was sold to an affiliate of the team's ownership group Tuesday morning for $4.5 million. The transaction, conducted outside the Tarrant County courthouse during a foreclosure auction, will give the team a home "for a long, long time," said John Bryant, managing partner of FW Stadium Group LLC, which bought the property. Bryant said he is also managing partner of the Cats. The 13.2-acre parcel sold includes the stadium and land immediately around the facility extending to Sixth Street on the south.
Former Cats owner Carl Bell built the stadium in 2002 and went on to accumulate 58 acres in the area, on which he planned a mixed-use development of residential, retail and office space. But after the economy weakened, Bell defaulted on a $12.5 million loan from Houston-based Amegy Bank earlier this year. Amegy had posted the facility twice previously but the foreclosure was withdrawn after talks were extended both times. Bryant said the ownership group, which bought the team from Bell in December 2011, wasn't certain what the stadium's ultimate sales price would be, but he said the $4.5 million was about what they expected "it might reasonably be because of previous negotiations."
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LONOKE — In a weekend filled with wind, cold and rain, 240 teams competed in this week's Arkansas Youth Shooting Sports Program regional tournament. The Shiloh Young Guns won the junior division and the Fayetteville Bulldog Senior Squad 1 won the senior division. The regional tournament was held May 3-4 at the Remington range near Lonoke.
Two more regional tournaments will be held in the coming weeks, followed by the state finals May 30- June 1 at Lonoke. The top 16 teams from each region will compete in the state finals. During competition, junior high teams shoot 125 rounds and the senior high teams shoot 250 rounds.
The AYSSP is an Arkansas Game and Fish Commission program that encourages youth to learn to shoot shotguns safely while enjoying the outdoors. To learn more about the AYSSP or to become a coach, visit www.agfc.com/education/Pages/EducationProgramsAYSSP.aspx to download a brochure or contact Chuck Woodson, 501-230-4738.
Junior High Division
1. Shiloh Trap Team Young Guns 103
2. Berryville Squad 2 101
3. Berryville Squad 1 98
4. Greenwood Bulldogs Trap Attack 97
5. Shiloh Trap Team Golden Swarm 92
6. Fayetteville Bulldog Trapshooters Fayetteville Junior Squad 1 91
7. Gunslingers Omega 90
8. Booneville Bearcat Trap Team Junior Bearcats 1 88
9. The Biscuit Blasters Clay Breakers 87
10. Greenwood Bulldogs Shell Shocked 86
11. Gunslingers Beta 86
12. Clarksville Panther Trap Team Clarksville Panther Junior 1 85
13. Cossatot 4-H Claybusters Clay Commanders 83
14. Har-Ber Wildcats Hbhs-3 82
15. Lamar Warriors Blue Rock Crush 81
16. Jasper Four H 1 80
Senior High Division
1. Fayetteville Bulldog Trapshooters Fayetteville Senior Squad 1 228
2. Berryville Squad 1 225
3. Greenwood Bulldogs Blazing Shells 223
4. Greenwood Bulldogs Pure Dust 219
5. Pajaro Youth Shooting Team Clay Dynasty 217
6. Greenwood G-Force Trap Team Four Roosters and a Hen 211
7. Berryville Squad 3 207
8. Fayetteville Bulldog Trapshooters Fayetteville Senior Squad 2 206
9. Pajaro Youth Shooting Team Trigger Job 205
10. Jasper Black 204
11. Huntsville High School Squad 1 204
12. Rocky Top Shooters Rocky Top Shooters 201
13. Huntsville High School Squad 2 199
14. Cossatot 4-H Claybusters Cossatot Claybusters 1 199
15. First Baptist Elkins Squad 1 195
16. Ozark Youth Shooting Team Benton County Quail 1 194
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Lower White Oak Lake stocking is underway
CHIDESTER — After many months of hard work, the gates on the water control structure of Lower White Oak Lake were closed in February and the lake is now refilling with runoff from rainfall. With water levels now at an adequate level, restocking of the lake with desirable fish species has begun.
Almost 2,000 catchable-size channel catfish were stocked into Lower White Oak Lake at the White Oak Bell access beginning in April, according to Arkansas Game and Fish Commission District Supervisor Jason Olive. "The channel catfish stocked into the lake were between 1 and 2 pounds and should provide plenty of enjoyment for catfish anglers even though they have to release them," Olive said.
Olive was very optimistic about future catfish fishing on Lower White Oak Lake. "With the additional catfish habitat placed into the lake during the renovation, catfish fishing should be very good in the next 2 to3 years," he explained. To increase the odds for successful establishment of desirable fish species, fish stockings will occur gradually throughout 2013 and 2014. Lower White Oak Lake is open to catch and release fishing only and will remain that way until 2014.
Many and varied AGFC programs are free for Arkansans
LITTLE ROCK — The list is long, and the choices are many. These are the free programs offered all over the state by the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
The range is wide — from boating education to fly tying and hummingbird banding.
For a family looking for things to do together, a few minutes online at agfc.com will bring forth a menu of happenings in the next few days, weeks and months. Some may be in your town or close by. Others could be far across the state.
A glance through the listings will get some thoughts going and perhaps some discussions among parents and kids and even grandparents and grandkids.
These numerous programs are a result from the 1997 start of the Conservation Sales Tax which is shared by the Game and Fish Commission, State Parks, Natural Heritage Commission and Keep Arkansas Beautiful. The tax money allowed the creation of four nature centers and four conservation education centers for the Game and Fish Commission, and these are locations for many of the free family-oriented programs.
To see what is available and when, on the AGFC website, look down the left side of the home page for Events then click on All Events.
How about Slithering Snakes on Saturday, May 11, at Fort Smith or Wetland Walk-About on Sunday, May 12, at Little Rock?
All of the programs are free, but some require advance registration by phone because of limited space.
How's your habitat?
Park the Bush Hog to Benefit Wildlife
By Clint Johnson
AGFC Private Lands Biologist
Central Arkansas Area
CALICO ROCK — Spring is, by far, my favorite time of year. Flowers are blooming, bees are buzzing, and turkeys are strutting in every field. Arkansas weather is beautiful and everyone wants to get outdoors. For those managing open land for wildlife, spring is prime time to sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
As tempting as it may be to hop on the tractor and enjoy the warm country air while mowing your fields, spring can be a sensitive time for wildlife. As early as April 1, turkeys are beginning to nest and the first fawns will be born a few weeks later. This period of reproduction lasts through Aug. 1, when the last of the newly born bobwhite quail begin to fly.
Agricultural activities such as bush hogging, disking, and haying can destroy nests and injure young wildlife from April 1 through Aug. 1. If fields must be worked during this time, they should be mowed from the center outward to allow wildlife to escape. Chains mounted on the bucket of a tractor also give wildlife an early warning and greatly reduce tragic mishaps.
Mowing and disking in August will avoid unnecessary disturbance to young wildlife and greatly improve habitat quality. Work during this period can encourage growth of native wildflowers – forbs like black-eyed Susan, partridge pea, butterfly milkweed and Illinois Bundleflower – that provide food for bobwhite quail and other upland birds. Be sure to leave at least 3 to 4 areas the size of a truck for every acre of field to grow into brush to provide cover for small game. Longer strips will provide even more cover. Blackberries in these small thickets can also attract deer in early bow season. Thickets can be carefully managed and should be mowed before taken over by saplings. A few mast-producing trees such as oaks, black cherry, mulberry and persimmon that sprout naturally can be left in the field to produce food and attract wildlife. Avoid mowing after Sept. 1 to allow enough re-growth to provide winter cover.
Undesirable species in fields can be controlled by spot-spraying with herbicide even during the nesting season with little disturbance to wildlife. Spot-spraying has been shown more effective in controlling trees than mowing in scientific studies. This work can be done with a tractor or ATV mounted sprayer that consumes less fuel than a bush hog and uses little herbicide. Be sure to properly identify the plants you want to control and select the best herbicide to do the job. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission private lands biologists can help with this task and may be able to lend herbicide sprayers.
Even mowing outside of the April to August period by itself rarely provides wildlife benefits. Mowing, when used to prepare areas for disking to create early successional vegetation without planting, planting food plots or conducting prescribed burning can be beneficial based on the site specific conditions.
As busy as our lives can be, we sometimes assume we must do something to get something in return. However, the best thing we can do for upland wildlife is to park the bush hog and other implements from April 1 through Aug. 1 to avoid disturbing young and reproducing wildlife. So, spend this spring relaxing and enjoying the wildlife on your property and allow your favorite critters time to do the same.
For more information on establishing and maintaining land for wildlife habitat improvement and programs to help, contact an AGFC private lands biologist at: Fort Smith, 877-478-1043; Harrison, 870-741-8600 ext. 114; Hope, 877-777-5580; Calico Rock, 877-297-4331; Little Rock, 877-470-3650; Brinkley, 877-734-4581; Jonesboro, 877-972-5438 and Monticello, 877-367-3559.


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Fans of Bruno Mars will soon be able to get a glimpse into his family life when a new reality show premieres this fall.
The Lylas, which will air on WE tv, will center around his four musical sisters, The Hollywood Reporter confirms.
The show stars Mars' sisters Tiara, Tahiti, Presley and Jamie as they record their debut album. In true Kardashian style, cameras follow the girls around as the three sisters move from Hawaii to Los Angeles to join their older sister Jamie and try their shot at making it in the music business.
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Four agencies that provide water services in the Tri-Valley signed agreements Wednesday enabling the city of Pleasanton to conduct the necessary environmental reviews to continue to develop a recycled water program.
The move coincided with the Pleasanton City Council's approval Tuesday night to proceed with a recycled water feasibility study that could see much of the city's parks and landscaped street medians irrigated using recycled water.
Already, purple sprinkler heads which indicate that water coming from them is recycled, not suitable for drinking, are visible along the newly extended Stoneridge Drive and at Stoneridge Creek Park near the Stoneridge Creek retirement community.
"There's a global water crisis not only in supply but also in quality," Pleasanton Operations Director Daniel Smith told the council Tuesday. "The goal is to reduce potable (drinking) water usage by 20% by 2020 and recycled water can help meet that objective."
If all goes well with the environmental reviews, recycled water will begin to flow into Pleasanton parks, sports grounds, and roadway medians, saving precious potable water. These agreements make the best use of a limited supply of potable water, keep a local resource local, and demonstrate how local governments can cooperate for the greater good of the region.
"With these agreements in place, the reliability of our potable water supply in the Tri-Valley will improve and we will be better able to meet the state's mandate to use 20% less potable water per person by 2020," said Dave Requa, district engineer of the Dublin San Ramon Services District, which treats sewer and run-off water from Pleasanton.
DSRSD and Pleasanton have now agreed to use as much of the treated wastewater effluent from Pleasanton as possible for recycling and to share recycled water distribution facilities when practical to minimize operating costs. More than half of the wastewater DSRSD treats at its Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility is from Pleasanton; the rest is from Dublin and southern San Ramon.
In a separate contract, the DSRSD and the East Bay MUD Recycled Water Authority also have agreed to provide wholesale recycled water treatment and delivery services to Pleasanton. Already, recycled water is used to irrigate roadway medians, parks, sports grounds and golf courses in Dublin, San Ramon, Danville, and Blackhawk.


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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Three residents are staying with relatives after a fire broke out in their kitchen Monday night, according to authorities.
The Daytona Beach Fire Department said crews responded to the 1200 block of Essex Road for a reported kitchen fire just before 8 p.m.
When fire crews arrived on scene, smoke was seen coming from the single story concrete structure. Firefighters made entry to the structure and found heavy flames coming from the kitchen.
According to investigators, initial reports on the scene stated that a resident was cooking food in the microwave when the fire started. Upon further investigation into the cause of the fire, it was found that the resident removed the burning food from the microwave and placed in the trash can, causing the fire to spread throughout the kitchen, investigators said.
Firefighters said they were able to confine the fire to the kitchen and prevent extension into other areas of the residence.
At the time of the fire, there were three residents inside the home who all were able to escape without injury. Investigators said the residents indicated that they will be staying with relatives in the area.
Firefighters estimate damages to be around $10,000. No injuries were reported on the scene.
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class 4 road is an unused unmaintained road that is still on the books of the town records. They can be anything from a current driveway to a creekbed.
class 4 road is an unused unmaintained road that is still on the books of the town records. They can be anything from a current driveway to a creekbed.
I live on a class 4 road. I don't have a GS, but is there really anybody who's not interested in a pig roast?
HA! and I'm right down the street, too!
PS: thought that might be you Jack- I was in Essex, sorry I missed you. Send me your email and we can blow this popcorn stand!
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MOA Rally Stage Manager
The shortest distance between two points.............ain't how I got here......
[QUOTE=Rob Nye]Greetings,
The site tour and meeting last Saturday was to introduce the facility to our members and give the BOD a chance to see the site.
We will be updating the rally page for November first. In the interim I offer the following on the pre-rally camping.
We have reserved an entire Vermont State Campground for the exclusive use of rally attendees from Monday through Wednesday. The campground is the Lake Carmi State Park
Both an excellent facility and a GREAT place to ride! I was really glad I had the opportunity to get up there. The campground is beautiful with lots and lots of trees (shade) paved roads to each of the sites, and terrific views of the lake.
For those of you that can't take enough time off work to get out to the RA in Boise and Top of the Rockies in Paonia, should plan on taking at the very least a full week... scoot up to Carmi and chill before the hubbub of the National... Smoooooth! YES! I only wish I could be up there doing it too!
The Fairgrounds is a good site for the Rally itself with AIR CONDITIONED vendor and seminar buildings... AND, I was told, the largest toilet in the state! Of course, I had to ask if that was one single toilet of very large proportions or a large facility with many toilets... I will let you get there to find out what the answer was!!
Originally Posted by 78769
Patience, there will be a ton of interest as more people find out about this. Just plan it. You might want to post about it at a couple related sites.
Have fun with it, and sorry I will be out west at the time.
Mmmmm... pigmeat...Originally Posted by beemerPhil
--Joe Merlino - Modified '82 R100RT
.....better be a BIG pig!
Phil Keppelman #20331
MOA Ambassador
MOA Rally Stage Manager
The shortest distance between two points.............ain't how I got here......
Hello 78769,
Assuming that is not your VT Correctional Facilities inmate number, yes we would be interested in having you plan a GS ride, or series of rides, for the 06 International Rally. BTW 78769, who are you? My Mom told me not to accept maple sugar candy from a stranger
All ride submissions, interesting sites to visit and things to do that you might want to share with others attending the 06 VT Intl Rally may be submitted to me at email@example.com Muriel Farrington, the editor of the BMW Motorcycle Owners of Vermont newsletter (the MOVer), will be compiling all the material for placement on our webpages as well as in the issues of the ON. You can cc Muriel when you send stuff to me at email@example.com
This WILL be a rider's rally!
Michael Friedle
VERMONT, It's Not Flat
Ride fast safely
Here's where it is:
Got the picture?
Jeff Dean − BMW MOA Co-founder (1972)
Tucson, Arizona, and Madison, Wisconsin
Co-founder, 1972, of BMW MOA
Wife and I just made the booked our time off for this Rally. It will be our first. It is 29 hours and 10 minutes per MapQuest.
Pig goes really well with Salsa!!!
Matt & Ramona
3,038 mi (about 2 days 4 hours) straight from Chula Vista, but I am thinking of going north into Canada then East. Definitely looking longer than 2 weeks.
Thanks Marilyn,
Its never too early to start planning for next year.
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Originally Posted by Michael Friedle
The BMWMOV will be running a special edition of The Puppy Dog Ride (see September 2004 ON) from Lake Carmi State Park. We plan a hero section of two for those who want a bit more challenge. The Puppy Dog Ride is a mostly dirt ride from Canada to Massachusetts. Most dirt roads are maintained, with an occasional Class IV road or two thrown in. The hero sections may have logging roads or Class IV roads in *really poor* shape. And, yes, the Puppy Dog Ride includes the (not so) floating bridge.
BMW MOA Secretary
'07 F650 '12 F650 twin
Running on One Cylinder - except when running on two
Is this a day trip or an overnight event?
Where do you stay if overnight?
Jason Kaplitz
Johnstown, Pa
Laurel Highlands BMW Riders #294
Jason - The Heifermeister and Ray Atwood and John Thurber will be finalizing all plans. We historically have stayed at Alice State Park, about half way, but I believe there's talk of returning north each night. But, the most important thing is that the maps will be available, and small groups can do their own thing. We've always camped, but there are places along the way; most state parks have shelters as well as campsites.
Something I probably didn't mention yesterday is the hero sections will be optional - people not into the rough and tumble can stay on graded roads. Also, for those into the rough and tumble, Ray Atwood has route-sheeted most of northern Vermont. I believe he'll have those route sheets available. Don't know if anyone has done GPS coordinates for those routes, but it's fun to ride the old-fashioned way
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'07 F650 '12 F650 twin
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Update: Old Catton man describes Facebook's role in finding John Reynolds, who went missing from Norfolk and Norwich Hospital
PUBLISHED: 11:21 07 January 2014 | UPDATED: 11:21 07 January 2014
An elderly man was back in safe hands today following a large scale search involving police dogs, the police helicopter and members of the public after he went missing from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
Appeals were made from across Norwich and Norfolk and relayed across the world by relatives
of John Reynolds, 81, for his
safe return via the social networking sites Facebook and Twitter after he vanished from the hospital.
They included appeals by his daughter, Rebecca Wade, in Santa Monica, and his son, Richard Greeves, who was on holiday in America.
Fortunately, their desperate pleas were seen by Old Catton man Jake Beales, 23, who recognised Mr Reynolds while walking his black labrador, Zooskie, in George Hill. He took the pensioner back to his house for a cup of tea while calling the police to report him as found.
Mr Beales, an operational support guard at Norwich prison, had noticed the man wandering up a friend's driveway, which raised his suspicions.
However, he said it was only when he looked on his phone and saw the appeal for Mr Reynolds's return on his Facebook newsfeed and recognised his face that he approached him and asked him if he was Mr Reynolds.
He said: "I take great pride in having helped to find him. I love the fact it had a happy ending. I would not like it if it was my granddad who went missing and nobody did anything about it. In fact, I would be quite angry."
The former builder left the hospital at 1pm to go for a walk, but had not returned by 3pm, prompting nurses to call the police. Following his discovery, his relieved daughter, Natalie Wade, of Norwich, said: "We are delighted that he has been found safe and well before it goes through the night. It shows how effective social media can be in situations like this. The whole family is delighted."
Earlier in the evening, she had described how critical it was he was found as soon as possible after he vanished from Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital yesterday afternoon.
She said CCTV footage showed him leaving the hospital on to Colney Lane at 1.19pm and heading off on foot, apparently without having caught a bus, adding that her family was particularly concerned for his welfare because he had been taken to hospital after suffering a heart attack on Saturday evening.
As well as looking in the area surrounding the hospital, the search team also considered the possibility he could be trying to get to Norwich, Northgate or Dereham as these were places he was also familiar with, or where he had previously lived.
Mr Reynolds grew up in Gressenhall and attended Neatherd High School in Dereham and worked for RG Carter Builders in Norwich.


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Ray Lewis announcing his retirement prior to a home playoff contest worked out brilliantly, with an energized Baltimore crowd and inspired Ravens defense fueling a 24-9 trouncing of Indianapolis in the wild-card round.
Both the fans and players were eager to catch one of the final glimpses of a legend on the gridiron, but whether this means the window is closing on this Ravens' squad remains a far more complicated question. The much younger Terrell Suggs has more than wondered aloud, telling the Baltimore Sun "The window is closing."
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It's also hard to imagine fellow defensive stalwart Ed Reed carrying on forever at age 34, not to mention he's in the final year of his contract. Defensive tackle Haloti Ngata, along with Suggs, has struggled through 2012 with ailments—and Suggs just turned 30. Yet there's also the possibility these players could stick around to provide veteran leadership for the young defensive talent Baltimore always seems to possess.
Lardarius Webb was well on his way to becoming the NFL's next shutdown corner when he hit injured reserve early this season. Corey Graham stepped in when first-round corner Jimmy Smith got injured and has entrenched himself. According to Pro Football Focus, Graham's latest effort included allowing just six catches for 71 yards on a whopping 13 targets in coverage, while one of his two pass deflections led to an interception.
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Then there's 26-year-old linebacker Paul Kruger, who's provided Baltimore its best pass-rushing threat this season, along with rookie Courtney Upshaw to further bolster the backer corps.
It's hard to imagine this defense just plummeting into mediocrity despite some newer faces.
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The Alma Airedales, who lost to Greenwood 47-7 last week, were ready and willing to oblige.
Alma went straight down the field on its first possession and took a 7-0 lead, and the Airedale defense forced RHS quarterback Cody Jones to throw three interceptions.
But the Cyclone defense had enough of teams rushing up and down the field on them, and kept Alma scoreless the rest of the game as Russellville beat the Airedales 17-7 and improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2009.
"We knew they would play hard, come well-prepared," Cyclones head coach Jeff Holt said. "They (Airedales) did a good job defensively on our offense. We really couldn't get going, in a rhythm. We turnd the ball over, and that's a recipe for disaster.
"But our defnse kept us in the game, kept them from getting anything going, and that was the difference in the ball game. I was proud of our defense. We knew we had to get better after Morrilton and Siloam Springs ran the ball on us. It was nice to see them do better up front."
Russellville, which won its first two games 43-28 and 45-23, had disaster strike on its first drive of the game. Cody Jones' pass was intercepted by Alma's Reynolds Beckham at the Airedales 20. Back-to-back penalties on the Cyclones then gave Alma (1-2) a first down at its 49-yard line.
Quarterback Evan Burris got the Airedales to the RHS 20, then the Airedales had a first and goal at the 5. On third down, Burris was sacked by Andrew Elam back at the 15, but both teams were hit with offsetting penalties.
Alma set up for a 24-yard field goal attempt, but another Cyclones penalty made it fourth-and-goal at the 4. First-year Airedales coach Dough Loughridge — who started his coaching career as Russellville's defensive coordinator — put his offense back on the field and watched Malachi White cross the goal line from 4 yards out. Peyton Linker's point-after kick gave Alma a 7-0 lead with 7:32 remaining in the first quarter.
The Airedales didn't want to give the ball back so soon, but their onside kick attempt was recovered by Elam at the 43. Despite picking up a couple more penalties, the Cyclones drove down to the Alma 7, but Jones' third-down pass into the end zone was deflected. Allen Daiber's 24-yard field goal cut Russellville's deficit to 7-3 with 3:30 to go in the first quarter.
The Cyclones started the second quarter near midfield, but the shotgun snap went behind Jones 20 yards and gave Russellville a fourth down and 31 to go. That forced a 38-yard punt by Drew Smith.
Russellville finally got in the end zone after forcing Alma to punt. Facing third and nine at its 10, Cody Jones hit Tony Jones on a 15-yard pass for a first down to the 25. Tony Jones picked up another first down, at the 36, after an 11-yard gain.
Cody Jones then completed a pass to Co-Chese Temple-Laws to the Alma 35 for a gain of 31 yards. Jalen Curtis carried for a-10 yard gain to the Airedales 25.
Facing third and 10 at the 25 after another RHS penalty, Cody Jones hit Jalen Curtis in the middle of the zone defense and scored the 25-yard touchdown. Daiber's PAT gave the Cyclones their first lead, 10-7, with 4:09 to go in the first half.
Russellville later gave Alma another first down on a pass interference penalty, after Alma faced third and 20 at its 29. The Airedales were forced to punt, and the Cyclones regained possession at their 18-yard line with 2:15 left in the first half.
Cody Jones hit Temple-Laws on a completion to the 30, but Temple-Laws carried Alma defenders with him on his back to the 41 for a total gain of 23 yards. Cody Jones then completed a third-down pass for 15 more yards to Curtis at the Alma 41-yard line.
Kentrell Scott took the shovel pass to the Alma 45, and the Cyclones took a time out with 50 seconds to go. Cody Jones then hit Curtis at the 30 for a first down after a 13-yard gain. Facing fourth down and 8 at the Airedales 28, Cody Jones was forced out of the pocket by Alma defenders and scrambled to the 23, not enough for the first down. The Airedales took over and took a knee to end the first half.
Russellville drove down the field again to open the third quarter. A Cody Jones to Tony Jones pass went to the Alma 5-yard line and converted the first down after facing fourth-and-7.
But Jones' pass was intercepted at the 1-yard line by the Airedales after another tipped pass. Alma got to its 25, but Cyclones senior Isaiah McGlone stopped the drive and recovered Alma's only fumble of the game — a turnover which the Airedales would pay for.
Cody Jones hit Tony Jones on a 23-yard touchdown strike a few plays later, and Daiber's PAT made it 17-7 with 4:25 remaining in the third quarter. Jones would surrender one more interception, but still goes into his fourth game as a starter with 12 touchdown passes to four interceptions.
Jones finished 26-of-45 passing for 290 yards and two touchdowns, one to Curtis and the other to Tony Jones.
"They had a really good game plan," Holt said. "It made it tough on him (Cody Jones). I told him he was going to have nights like this, and the importnat thing is we won the game. We can learn from tonight and get better."
Alma advanced to the Cyclones 19 in the fourth quarter, but Tony Anderson came up with a big sack on Burris with 9:03 remaining.
Lee Dorsey was another Cyclone who got a quarterback sack to force the Airedales to punt a few plays later.
Kickoff for next week's Russellville-Conway game is set for 7 p.m.
Cyclones 17,
Airedales 7
Total yards — Russellville 351, Alma 156
Passing — RHS, Cody Jones, 26-of-45, 290 yards; 2 touchdowns, 3 interceptions; Alma, Evan Burris, 18-of-27, 136 yards
Receiving — Jalen Curtis 9-123, TD; Tony Jones 6-63, TD; Co-Chese Temple-Laws 3-54; Drew Smith 2-30; Kentrell Scott 6-20.
Penalties — Cyclones 9-71; Airedales 7-70