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W 44th St E0650 Rd
E Lakeview Rd
N3180 Rd
Co Rd 110
E 6th Ave
N3370 Rd
E0350 Rd
W 6th Ave
N3430 Rd
E0700 Rd
Co Rd 120
N3360 Rd
Co Rd 80
Co Rd 150
W 80th St
S Fairgrounds Rd
E0720 Rd
Co Rd 50
E0670 Rd
N3390 Rd
E 0680 Rd
25th St
Co Rd 5451
E 19th St E0630 Rd
Co Rd 90
Cliff Dr
Jane Rd
Teriwine Dr
3rd St
A Av e
D Lewis Rd
W Sunset Dr
Cambridge Dr
W 71st St
129th S Av e
N3775 Rd
Co Rd 2340
S 121st E Ave
E 21st St
S Squires St
Young St
August St
Lakeland Dr
E 7th St
E 6th St
Ardvark Cir
Bristol Ave
Hert Ave
Lance Pass
Rock Ln
Idlewild Acres
Newalla St
Alabama Ave
Connell Ct
W Indian Ln
Olive Rd
N Par k Dr
Otoe St
E 23rd St
E 72nd St
Lariat Rd
1214 S Crow
Craven Ct
S Basin Ridge Dr
Jan Ln
Cedar Ct
W 11th St S
E McK inley Ave
E Haskell St
N3720 Rd
D0442 Rd
Chris Cir
E 20th St
S 260th W Pl
Ericka Ave
37th St
Burris Rd
Pettite Rd
E0320 Rd
W 240th W Ave
Ward Smith
E Greenvale Ct
W 5th
S Cedarridge Rd
Ranch Dr
E 5th Ave
S Leigh St
N Logan Ln
N Mark Cir
W 4th St
W Willow Ln
Eaton Dr
S Brooks Ln
S 185th West Ave
N Edna Dr
Kern St
Tilley Ln
N Husband Pl
Woodlake Dr
E 4th St
E 6th
Briarcreek Ter
N Ruth Ave
Green Valley Rd
E 8th Ave
Coffey Dr
E M aple St
Riverbend Cir
Someday Ln
W 53rd Pl
N Marble St
Sassy Ln
Settle Dr
N E Ave
S 369th W Ave
100th St
Co Rd 5409
Lowrey Ln
Souix Pl
E Erie Ave
Lincoln St
D3640 Rd
Newport St
E0370 Rd
Cindy Ln
E0310 Rd
E Marcus Ave
Co Rd 1807
Lou Allard Dr
Oak Grove
Peach Ln
E W ood
Marilyn Joe Turn
N 2nd St
E Hartman Ave
N3710 Rd
E 33rd Ave
N Kershner Rd
Knob Hill Ln
57th St
Cr 1663
Meadow Park Cir
9th St
Gopher Hill Ln
Nichols Pl
Whitetail Ln
Park Dr
Farrow Dr
Promise Ln
Lowell Ln
E Leisure Ln
Logan Ln
Mustang Dr
S 417th W Ave
Birch St
Frog Rd
Casey Ln
Mesa Cir
Wildwood Pl
Cedar Dr
N Rock Ct
E0558 Rd
Deer Run Rd
E 99th St
N Dryden St
N Hartford St
Avery Ln
Big Rock Rd
Country Rd 140
Lilly Dr
W 43th St
S Willis St
Warren Ave
Goodwin Rd
Fox Run
S 248th West Ave
E0380 R d
E0700 Rd
Co Rd 60
Madison Rd
W 4th Ave
E Opal Ave
E 72nd St
S Paradise Dr
Leanto Trl
Mt Comfort Rd
Westpark Ct
Chateau Pl
Cattle Dr
Shamrock Ln N
W 120th St S
W 37th St
E Stiner St
257th W Ave
Lake Rd
289th W Ave
N Monroe St
101st St
D0553 Rd
N Jordan St
S Oak Knoll Ct
E Vine St
E 0520 Rd E 5200 Rd
W 6th Pl
Kenwor thy
Prairie Ln
Vena Ln
Mo rrill Ave
3359 Rd
Memo ry Ln
Linsenmeyer Rd
Cedar Ln
Shady Brook
Barris St
Oak Ln
89th St
Shore Lake
N 272nd St
1st Rd
Walnut L n
Kelly Ln
8th Ave
Doe Run
Stokes Rd
N Rokk Ave
W Jasper St
Cherry Ln
W 46th St
Pheasant Ridge
N Gammill Ct
Berry Ave
E0578 Rd
W 63rd St S
Sunset Dr
Sun Rd
201st W Ave
Pope Rd
Kevin Ln
Wall St
W 84th St S
W 133rd St
E0330 R d
Skyline Dr
41st St S
N3645 Rd
Oak St
Kellert Dr
W Main St
Golf Course Rd
Trl End
E 49 Rd
Co Rd 5520
65t h Pl
32 Nd St
S Red Rock Rd
N Morgan Rd
Pelican Pointe Pl
N Plank Av e
S 12th St
Pogue Hill Rd
Wellington St
Dobbs Ln
Reeves Rd
Liberty Cir
Robin Dr
S Green Acres Dr
E0490 Rd
N Elm Creek Rd
Anderson Cir
Lost Creek Ln
S W 30th St
Timberline Ln
Co Rd 240
Eo 580 Rd
Chatburn Dr
Little Star Dr
N35800 Rd
Coyote Run
Cs2 Ln
S Ingalls Rd
Elm St
11th St
Poplar St
Mason Rd
Stoneridge Dr
Rock Ridge Rd
S Hartland Dr
36170 Rd
Ew 54 Rd
Circle Dr
N3548 Rd
W 29th Ave
Tower Rd
W Apache Rd
E 9th St
Briar Ln
Fraher Rd
Ns 331 Rd
Maybry Ln
E 116th St
Wallace Cir
Cr 220
Ns 335 Rd
N3373 Rd
Baker Dr
Viner R d
Timber Ridge Dr
Ropers Ln
Seminole Dr
Sable Oak Ln
Millsap Dr
W 58th Pl S
Mulberry Ln
Dixon Ln
Cedar Hill Dr
W 135th St S
W Quickel Dr
Co Rd 295
Little Rd
W 72nd St
Guss Ave
Brenna Dr
W 138th Pl S
S 2nd St
Baker Rd
W Rodgers St
Sunrise Rd
Santa Fe Ln
36400 Rd
Lumpkin Ln
Cr 120
Daryl Dr
Oilfield Rd
Windy Acres
Grigg Rd
Co Rd 280
Cedar Hill Dr
Twin Lake
Dusty Trl
Taz Ave
Shade Tree Ln
Memorial Rd
Rowdy Acres
D St
E 84 th St
E Tower Ests
W 36th St S
S 241st W Ave
484th W Ave
Payne St
Dakota Dr
Lease Rd
Mu rphy Ln
Pueblo Dr
Ker Eagle
S 201st West Ave
C anter Ct
N3740 Rd
Scenic Ln
Rountree Pt Dr
Matilda Dr
W 105th St S
Midwest Blvd
S 359 Rd
W 8th Ave
W 5th St
Amber Ln
Santa Fe Ave
N Tower Ests
Ric hard Rd
D0720 Rd
W 134 th St S
E0626 Rd
Co Rd 2531
S 261st W Ave
Echo Ln
E 5610 Rd
N Cates Dr
Hickory Dr
W 13th Pl
Politic Ln
3rd St
Taylor Ln
Pleasant Rd
36280 Rd
S Ellen Ct
Prairie Ln
Deer Creek Rd
Pixley Cemetary Rd
14th St
Lockeop Rd
Glencoe St
Forest Ln
Ewok Rd
E Bress y St
Bill Morris Rd
Pine Hill Rd
2nd St
Falls Dr
S 252nd West Ave
W 56t h Pl
S 25 7th W Ave
S 203rd West Ave
Overland Trl
Timber Ln
W 46th St S
194th W Ave
E Brian Dr
S Canyon Rd
Blackjack Rd
N 197th W Ave
67th St
Co Rd 280
Co Rd 2477
Hidden Valley Rd
Live Oak Ln
S Acorn Ln
D3535 Rd
Orchard Ln
Robert E Lee Trl
White Tail Ln
417th W St
32nd St
Revio Dr
Tabler Rd
Taylor Rd
Duncan Rd
359 Rd
36620 Rd
Cr 2535
Lake Dr
Unnamed Oil Rd
Deer Pointe
Ter race
Brooks Ln
Robinson Farm Rd
W 122 nd St
W 63 Pl S
S 157th West Ave
N3842 Rd
Cr 2340
S Price Ave
53rd St
S 465th W Ave
N3650 Rd
Lario t Rd
Rhoades Rd
Ski Pt
513th W Ave
Badland s
Wooten Ln
Doll St
W Nunley Ave
Meadowood Cir
Shiloh St
Boonesboro Rd
2nd St
Saltcreek Dr
35300 Rd
McMurty Rd
465th W Ave
Hartland Dr
D3218 Rd
W 1st St
E 5360 Rd
S A Ave
5th St
Skyline Ave
Broadway St
Wilrhorse Rd
S E Ave
Timberline Dr
Broderick Ln
7th St
Grant Rd
Anna Ave
Devine St
Smathers Ln
Hitchcock Ave
Cedardale Ln
Co Rd 1701
Co Rd 250
Santa Fe Ave
Ingalls Oak Rd
N3555 Rd
Weaver Rd
Timber Ridge Rd
E0610 Rd
W King St
N Phillips Rd
S 153rd West Ave
The Cedars
Hideaway Ln
Main St
Fairway Dr
N3690 Rd
N3330 Rd
3590 Rd
Norfolk Rd
S 260th West Pl
36640 Rd
Chuckwagon Rd
S 194th W Ave
N Post Rd
E 4856 Rd
S 465 W Ave
Quail Creek Rd
Headwaters Ranch Rd
W 116th St
Wildwood Acres Cir
Murphy St
W Shell St
S 385th W Ave
Big Hill
S Hunters Cir
Ash St
Oltman Rd
6th St
S 469 W Ave
N Midwest Blvd
N3765 Rd
E0385 Rd
Birch Rd
Dairy Rd
Ford Dr
8th St
35800 Rd
N3601 Rd
S 449 W Ave
Ripley Rd
Keystone State Park
Bear Rd
S 235th W Ave
D3728 Rd
W 51st St
S Drury St
Blueridg e Dr
S 265th W Ave
Co Rd 1503
N3705 Rd
Pr 136
Rigsby Rd
W Fairlawn Rd
Cr 170
Spring Creek Rd
Lakeview Dr
W 66th St
Cr 2380
W Archer St
S W 377th Ave
N 3465 Rd
New Prue
209 W Ave
Meadow Ln
D0520 Rd
W 131st S
Stagecoach Trl
36500 Rd
3rd Ave
9th St
E0619 Rd
Ft Worth St
S 36880 Rd
W 41st St S
Eo 500 Rd
Kennyville Rd
Mt Vernon Rd
S Battle Ridge Rd
S 6th St
Dots on Dr
N 264th W Ave
Cottonwood Rd
N 360 Rd
Grandstaff Rd
Co Rd 5790
Morton Ave
N C Ave
Co Rd 5257
John Wayne
S Main St
36960 Rd
Co Rd 5717
Pine St
Leland St
36000 Rd
D3590 Rd
W 31s t St
Cr 100
S 335rd W Ave
C o R d 6018
Morris Rd
Co Rd
S 313th West Ave
W 11th St
Deer Ridge Rd
Co Rd 2601
35700 Rd
S Longview Dr
S3490 Rd
8th St S
Black Oak Dr
S Karsten Creek Rd
Cr 150
Lone Chimney Rd
Barker Creek Dr
E0620 Rd
Co Rd 1 774
E 5750 Rd
Hanna h Gwin Dr
417th Ave W
69680 Rd
D3585 Rd
S 486th W Ave
S 321st St
Charleston Ave
Va lley
Sewell Dr
Skyline Hills Ave
S 227th W Ave
Hermit Ridge Rd
W Noble St
S 521 W Ave
Westview Trl
Co Rd 5201
Mehan Rd
56th St
N3750 Rd
Co Rd 5 408
S Coyote Trl
Seminole Pass
Co Rd 10
D3353 Rd
S Wood Ave
Lake Acc
Forest Valley Ct
Agency Rd
W 91st St S
Oak Forest Cir
N Ridge Ave
Hollan dia Rd
Frog Rock Rd
Eseco Rd
S 225th West Ave
Forest Ridge Rd
Co Rd 5380
New Prue Rd
Rocky Pointe Rd
Airport Rd
W Basin Rd
Osage St
E 54 Rd
4th St
Wildcat Hill Rd
S 34900 Rd
W Pawne e St
Wood Lake Dr
D0454 Rd
N Dripping Springs Rd
Masham Rd
N3310 Rd Cr 210
W 61st St S
Cr 6300
Karsten Cr Rd
N3375 Rd
N 3530 Rd
10th St
N3425 Rd
S Eastern Ave
Lone Chim ney Lake Rd
W 21st St S
Phillips Rd
N3181 Rd
61st St
Co Rd 1703
N3625 Rd
W South St
E0692 Rd
Co Rd 6303
W Caddo S t
Co Rd 5 420
Co Rd 61
Ivanhoe St
E0530 Rd
E0405 Rd
E0465 Rd
Lariat Rd
Quay Rd
E0435 Rd
E0455 Rd
N3350 Rd
E0450 Rd
W 11th St S
Pixley Cemetery Rd
V F W Rd
Tumblewo od Rd
N Sioux Rd
E0725 Rd
Lockwood Rd
S 36800 Rd
8th St
E 50 th St
Dildine Rd
Co Rd 540
N3205 Rd
K nob Hill Rd
S 36700 Rd
N Marine Dr
Main St
N3340 Rd
N3295 Rd
N3640 Rd
S 193rd West Ave
N3150 Rd
Co Rd 300
4th St
D0393 Rd
Co Rd 6551
Council Valley Rd
S 481st St W Ave
Co Rd 1501
N Riverside Rd
S 529th W Ave
Co Rd 185
Diamond Valley
Cr 50
Cr 140
N3370 Rd
N3318 Rd
E0715 Rd
N 3580 Rd
N3820 Rd
Westpoint Rd
358 Rd
Main St
Co Rd 110
Co Rd 6309
N3600 Rd
Cr 5795
Cr 180
N3480 Rd
Rosebud Ln
N3435 Rd
E0575 Rd
529th West Ave
N3440 Rd
E0690 Rd
N3700 Rd
S 34800 Rd
Co Rd 5015
N3250 Rd
328th W Ave
E0655 Rd
Co Rd 69
Co Rd 6015
Co Rd 1803
N3360 Rd
N Eagle Rd
E 56th St
86th St
S Little Ave
Oak Grove Rd
S 241st West Ave
W Ozark Trl
E0510 R d
W Bear's Glen Rd
Pawnee Rd
Red Bridge Rd
Cr 1632
Rosebud Rd
61st St S
Dal Rock Rd
N3595 Rd
Old Hwy 51
Co Rd 5801
1st St
N3343 Rd
Whitetail Ln
N3604 Rd
Windycrest Rd
111th St
E 55 Rd
W 61st St S
5600 Rd
Cr 120
Co Rd 5545
W 101st St S
Wekiwa Rd
D0542 Rd
S Dip Creek Rd
W 128th St
Mayfield Rd
E 5400 Rd
N Skinner Ave
N3565 Rd
Brush Creek Rd
Elm St
Sunset Ridge Rd
Cr 2350
N3380 Rd
Co Rd 1755
S Oak Grove Rd
Maverick Rd
Keystone Keys Rd
Balmer Rd
S Terlton Rd
S Clay Rd
N 242nd W Ave
N 272nd W Ave
W 16th St S
Co Rd 1790
N 8th St
Co Rd 5340
Kansas St
N Booker Ave
E Virginia Ave
E0640 Rd
Co Rd 1625
Sullins Rd
W Tina Trl
Greenwood Ave
N Eastern Ave
Co Rd 5753
N3685 Rd
Speck Wright Rd
W 41st St
Pawnee Lake Rd
E 0360 Rd
D0728 Rd
W 116th St S
Chickasaw Rd
Lake Rd
E0540 Rd
Co Rd 5735
E Bend Rd
N3260 Rd
E0340 Rd
Cedar Ln
E 3rd Ave
E 80th St
N3495 Rd
Cimarron Bluff
Cottonwood Rd
Cr 1495
Valley Rd
Co Rd 2665
312th W Ave
E0450 Rd
E0700 Rd
N 15th St
Red Eagle
N Camp Redlands Rd
Co Rd 5260
N 280th Ave W
N3198 Rd
Co Rd 5825
N 3570 Rd
E 74 th St
S Council Valley Rd
N3610 Rd
35900 Rd
Locu st St
E Kn ip e Ave
Cr 1665
E0580 Rd
E0410 R d
W Penins ula N Dr
Redlands Rd
Co Rd E 0575
E Broadway St W Mose s St
S 34700 Rd
S 486 W Ave
Independence Rd
N3780 Rd
E0630 Rd
Dixie Rd
Anglin Rd
5800 Rd
Valley Rd
S Norfolk Rd
Racetr ack
N3670 Rd
N3180 Rd
Battleridge Rd
Ballard Rd
W 12th Ave
D0516 Rd
Co Rd 2605
Co Rd 2603
W Hal l of Fame Ave
N Westminster Rd
E0 620 Rd
E Deep Rock Rd
E Walnut St
S 481st W Ave
Co Rd 6453
Co Rd 5602
W 21st St
E0566 Rd
81st S
Ranch Creek Rd
Co Rd 2595
S 401st West Ave
S Kings Hwy
S Linwood Ave
School House Rd
N3655 Rd
Mills Rd
D3620 Rd
Dunklin Rd
N3710 Rd
W 101 st St S
S 321st W Ave
Co Rd 5175
Co Rd 2251
Jardot Rd
S 3470 Rd
Cr 5909
S 177th West Ave
W 9th Ave
Cr 5470
Co Rd 5511
W Peninsula Rd N
Wayer Tower Dr
S Bretheren Rd
Cr 90
Cemetary Rd
S 265th West Ave
Terlton Rd
E 0685 Rd
Peach Orchard Rd
W Hickor y Dr
N3680 Rd
Cr 6301
Clay Rd
348 Rd
Kennedy Rd
W 26th Ave
Ute Bl uff
Old Jo hn Deere Rd
E 0470 Rd
E0370 Rd
S 209th West Ave
W 1st St S
S 161st West Ave
36300 Rd
Cotton Gin Rd
Co Rd 6307
Pleasan tv ille R d
5100 Rd
New Mo on
W Airport Rd
Harvest Rd
W 61st St
E 0670 Rd
Co Rd 310
E0585 Rd
Co Rd 6102
Co Rd 305
N3470 Rd
Co Rd 120
County Rd
Co Rd 6451
Cr 130
Co Rd 270
New Moon Rd
S 545th W Ave
Cr 80
N3620 Rd
Co Rd 180
Eagle Rd
S West Point Rd
N3450 Rd
N Schlegal Rd
Co Rd 6495
Cr 6309
D0426 Rd
Co Rd 2745
Co Rd 2115
Markham Rd
S Schlegal Rd
S 433rd West Ave
S Peninsula Dr
S Mt Vernon Rd
House Creek Rd
Dry Hill Rd
E0445 Rd
Prue Rd
25th St
Stiles Rd
Pulare Dr
Pular Dr
Co Rd 5412
Co Rd 5655
S 513th West Ave
Co Rd 5865
Agra Rd
McElroy Rd
E0670 Rd
Co Rd 5410
Bethel Rd
Co Rd 66
S hiloh Rd
Co Rd 65
Co Rd 1521
E0390 Rd
Co Rd 190
Big Bend Rd
Old Towne Rd
Co Rd 63 E0630 R d
S 360 Rd
N3420 Rd
Co Rd 5 240
D0410 Rd
Co Rd 250
Co Rd 64
River Rd
S 305th Ave W
E0600 Rd
Co Rd 5 9
Wulf Rd
E0710 R d
N3620 Rd
Co Rd 2150
Co Rd 1575
D3815 Rd
Co Rd 2471
Keystone Loop
W 31s t St S
E0590 Rd Air port Rd
Co Rd 5045
Wildhorse Rd
Co Rd 1495
Anderson Rd
W 71s t St S E0650 Rd
S 497th W Ave
N Diamond Valley Rd
N Linwood Ave
Co Rd 2487
Co Rd 62
Log Cabin Rd
King Camp Rd
Richmond Rd
Old Hwy 99
D3615 Rd
Norton Rd
S Cimarron Rd
Sangre Rd
Terlton-48 Rd
N Battle Ridge Rd
Co Rd 5645
N3400 Rd
Co Rd 1665
N Harmony Rd
N Underwood Rd
Basin Rd
Crow Rd E0660 Rd
Jenn ings Rd
N3660 Rd
Jodebo Rd
Pio neer Rd
Co Rd 1705
N3270 Rd
Black Dog Rd
Cr 60
Cowbo y
S Main St
Mud Creek Rd
N3200 Rd
Council Creek Rd
Co Rd 5407
Co Rd 290
N3340 Rd
N3630 Rd
Gu nsmoke Ln
Vassar Rd
N Parotte Rd
Co Rd 1405
Co Rd 5695
N Lawson Rd
Co Rd 2350
Co Rd 5270
E0380 Rd
Fairgrounds Rd
Co Rd 5575
N3460 Rd
Knob Hill
E0680 Rd
E0650 Rd
Sac & Fox Rd
Co Rd 5715
Cr 70
N3210 Rd
Pleasant Valley Rd
E0460 Rd
D3795 Rd
N3500 Rd
N3280 Rd
Peach Rd
Underwood Rd
C R 200 N3300 Rd
N3530 Rd
C R 190 N3290 Rd
Co Rd 175
S 417th West Ave
Grain Elevator Rd
15th St
Perry Rd
Co Rd 6301
N3510 Rd
Knob Hill Rd
Co Rd 2800
N3730 Rd
Co Rd 190
W 140th St
W Point Rd
S 337th West Ave
Co Rd 6219
N Mt Vernon Rd
Bronco Rd
Pix ley Rd
Blackburn Rd N3590 Rd
Co Rd 260
Co Rd 5501
N3800 Rd
N3560 Rd
Greenwood Rd
N Washington St
E 80 th St
Harmony Rd
B enight Rd
W 141 st St S E0730 Rd
N3230 Rd
Lakeview Rd
Lakeview Rd
E0490 Rd
N3320 Rd C R 220
E0420 Rd
N Euchee Valley Rd
N3200 Rd
E0580 Rd
S Rose Rd
N3650 Rd
N Douglas Blvd N3160 Rd
N3540 Rd
Co Rd 270
John Wa yne Rd E0500 Rd
Co Rd 2420
Co Rd 2535
S 369th West Ave
E0330 Rd
W 81st St S
E0520 Rd
W Coyote Trl
E0555 Rd
Battle Ridge Rd
Deer Ridge
Co Rd 2160
E Chicago Ave
N Oak Grove Rd
E0429 Rd
Roundtree Ranch Rd
Co Rd 1210
Co Rd 5905
Lone Chimney Rd
McMurtry Rd
E0620 R d
Explorer Rd Glencoe Rd
E0450 Rd
Vfw Rd
E0560 Rd
E0720 Rd Co Rd 72
E 122nd St
E Eseco Rd
Fir St
Co Rd 5251
S Riverside Rd
N3440 Rd S Council Creek Rd
Co Rd 70
Red Rock Rd
Co Rd 60
N3510 Rd
N Hiwassee Rd
Western Rd
S Prairie Rd
S Husband St
N Anderson Rd
D0440 Rd
Logan Rd Post Rd N3170 Rd
Co Rd 130
S Harmony Rd
E0320 Rd
N3550 Rd
W Richmond Rd
N3240 Rd
E0410 Rd
Club 9 9 Rd
E Dunkin R d
E Main St
S 337th W Ave
Cr 5901
E0400 Rd
B adlands
E Grandstaff Rd
E0360 Rd
W 68th St
Co Rd 6300
Old Hw y 51
Ralston Rd
Airport Rd
Co Rd 5909
N3520 Rd
N3430 Rd
N Little Ave
S Eagle Rd
E0590 Rd
N Western Rd
E0430 Rd N Skedee Rd
Cemetery Rd
N Clay Rd
N Kings Hwy
E0460 Rd
W Glenco e Rd
Coal Creek Rd
E0570 Rd
E0715 R d
W 19th St
Co Rd 5230
E0440 Rd
E0470 Rd
W 19th Ave
Twin Mounds Rd
E0455 Rd Quapaw Rd
Co Rd 6050
Co Rd 70
Douglas Blvd
Karsten Creek Rd
E Glencoe Rd
Co Rd 140
N3490 Rd
N3350 Rd S Jardot Rd
N3410 Rd
N3380 Rd
Co Rd 230
N3270 Rd
N Perkins Rd
N3220 Rd
N3410 Rd
N Ripley Rd
Co Rd 5901
E0550 Rd
E0610 Rd
Co Rd 220
Co Rd 5250
Co Rd 1654
S Cottonwood Rd
S 449th West Ave
E0520 Rd
Co Rd 150
W 51s t St S
Old H wy 64
E 92 nd St
W Grandstaff Rd
W 91st St S
E0610 Rd
128th St
E 56th St
E0510 R d
Meridian Rd N3230 Rd
S Country Club Rd N3300 Rd
Rose Rd
E0680 R d
Co Rd 5305
Co Rd 1475
E0480 R d
Co Rd 6210
E0580 Rd
E0550 R d
E0570 Rd
E0500 Rd
E0340 Rd Zigzag
E0520 Rd
W Lone Chimney Rd
Lawson Rd
N3450 Rd
N Country Club Rd
S Redlands Rd
N3530 Rd
N3170 Rd
S Lawson Rd
Ma rame c R d
E0480 Rd
Co Rd 5245
E0420 Rd
Co Rd 5907
E 104t h S t
E0360 Rd X Rd
Dog Center Rd
C o R d 5320
E0430 Rd
E0490 Rd
W 92nd St
Co Rd 180 N3280 Rd
N3490 Rd
S Underwood Rd
Skedee Rd
Ew 53 Rd
Co Rd 5675
E 140th St
Co Rd 1401
Co Rd 210
E0540 Rd
S Bethel Rd
Co Rd 100
N3190 Rd Major Rd
N Cottonwood Rd
S Ripley Rd
N3330 Rd
Range Rd N3290 Rd
N Sangre Rd
N3570 Rd
Co Rd 1551
W McElroy Rd
N3320 Rd
W Lakeview Rd
E McElroy Rd
E0730 Rd W Eseco Rd
S Greenwood Rd
Co Rd 5400
E0400 Rd Tumbleweed
W 111th St S
W 121st St S
Co Rd 2701
N3520 Rd
Co Rd 5455
Gu nsmoke
N3200 Rd
S Washington St
E0640 Rd E 32nd St
W 56th St
Co Rd 6150
N3260 Rd
N Rose Rd
N Bethel Rd
Co Rd 200
N3340 Rd
N3580 Rd
W 9th St
E R ichmond Rd
N3470 Rd
E0600 Rd
E0730 Rd Co Rd 73
E 9th St
W 104th St
N3310 Rd
N Union Rd
N Council Creek Rd
E0540 Rd
N Brush Creek Rd
N West Point Rd
N3480 Rd
S Diamond Valley Rd
E0640 R d W 32nd St
W 131st St S
E0720 Rd
N3150 Rd
N3240 Rd
Coyle Rd
E0560 Rd
E Airport Rd
Acre Rd
R anch Rd
N3540 Rd
N Norfolk Rd
S Perkins Rd
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Post mortem table, Lambeth, England, 1921-1930
Bodies were laid upon post-mortem tables for examination after death. A post-mortem is also called an autopsy. It is a medical procedure where the body is opened up to discover the cause and manner of a death. They became common practice in the early 1800s. Post-mortems helped physicians learn more about the internal symptoms and signs of disease. This ceramic table was made by famous ceramics company Royal Doulton Limited. It was used at Rotherhithe Mortuary in London until 1944. The table has recessed grooves and a central drainage hole to drain body fluids released during the autopsy. The ceramic table was easily cleaned. It was more hygienic than wooden models used in the past.
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PITTSBURGH — A fired Pittsburgh state prison guard accused of physically and sexually assaulting inmates who were gay or serving time for child-sex crimes was convicted today on 27 counts of mistreating them and exposing himself, but was acquitted of dozens of other charges, including all of the sexual assault allegations he faced.
Harry Nicoletti, 61, of Coraopolis is allowed to remain free until he's sentenced March 27, when Allegheny County Deputy District Attorney Jon Pittman told the judge he'll argue that Nicoletti's crimes, including 12 counts of official oppression and 8 of simple assault and three of indecent exposure, warrant a prison sentence.
Nicoletti's defense had argued the allegations were false or, at best, exaggerations fueled by the inmate rumor mill at the century-old prison formerly known as Western Pen, and the larger Department of Corrections system of prisons.
Nicoletti's attorney, Stephen Colafella, said the verdict showed the jury believed "there was some singling out of certain offenders and there was some mistreatment of those offenders."
Colafella couldn't predict what kind of sentence Nicoletti might face, though Pittman told Common Pleas Judge David Cashman he'll seek at least 18 months on one of three counts that Nicoletti solicited an inmate to harass another.
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When I first looked at this home, it appeared to be straight out of a Stephen King movie.
The new owner had submitted it for suggestions to create a more appealing and inviting concept. I was prepared to create a new design as long as the proprietor steered away from the castle look.
A visual connection between the overpowering central tower and the square block of the back part would immediately balance and unify the two parts. I strongly suggest investing in a roof frontage on at least the front and the two sides. This mock roof would adopt the same colour, angle and material as the pyramidal one. Installing metal guards on the base of the roofs would prevent the thawing ice from sliding unto someone.
The Halloween colour scheme would benefit from being replaced with a fresher palette. A soft natural sand hue with no red tint for the walls, in a matte finish and in the same colour as the roof for the shutters and the doors in a semi-gloss finish, would be welcome. The entrances need updating with a new and understated contemporary style door with full semiopaque glass.
To respect the symmetrical architecture, a mirror effect would be obtained with the repetition of the vegetation and the two adjoining structures on both sides. These will horizontally enlarge the facade and break up the imposing height of the tower. A seating area near the mud room door and its twin on the main entry on the right would be both covered with a pergola and painted with an exterior acrylic stain in the same sandy beige as the stucco. Two tall and wide trellises stained light green would support stunning Purple Star Clematis.
Set back on each side of the house, two medium-sized Malus Lollipop with their showy white blossoms and their ornate miniature applelike fruits could contribute to a "pretty factor'' that the home so desperately needs.
Since there is no lawn, the landscaping is limited in size and in the variety of vegetation that can be used while still achieving a bold statement with the clean line of the ornamental grasses and the quiet sophistication of the complementing flowering shrubs and annuals.
A new treated-wood rectangular bed, centred and the same width as the tower, would host three to five flowing ornamental Pennisetum planted in a row.
Big-scale flower containers on each corner of the deck could decorate the new spaces with ever-blossoming and drought-tolerant purple and white annuals.
For a house to look its best, it is very important to have, if not the same inside window treatment, at least the same colour throughout. In this case I would propose white as a choice for curtains or thick wood blinds.
This new design gives the home a younger twist while adding simple natural and material elements inspires a housewarming gathering.
Let's not forget about the lighting. Light fixtures are imperative near both entries; otherwise, the darkness will discourage the pizza guy from showing up!
Vegetation (from back to front):
--Malus Lollipop (2 fruit trees, white blossoms)
--Clematis Viticella Violet Star (2 climbing on trellis)
--Calibrachoa Million Bells (purple annuals, flower pot)
--Pelargonium X Peltatum (white cascading annuals, flower pot)
--Pennisetum Alopecuroides (3 to 5 perennial grasses)
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What is the current condition of the Hudson River and how will it affect you? Cary's David Strayer, Freshwater Ecologist and author of The Hudson River Primer – The Ecology of an Iconic River, discusses the positive effects of the federal Clean Water Act and other government regulations with Jonah Triebwasser and Sarah O'Connell of Radio Rotary.
The Hudson is much cleaner today than years ago, with most of the Hudson today now safe for swimming. However, Hudson River fish are still contaminated with chemical compounds (PCBs), limiting food fish to those that spend most of their lives at sea. Furthermore, alien species, often carried on ships entering the Hudson River from foreign lands, disrupt the Hudson's ecosystem. Dr. Strayer also discusses future Hudson Valley prospects in the face of climate change, such as the effect of sea level rises on the Hudson River.


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When Robert Mangan, an information technology systems administrator at Children's Specialized Hospital, launched a staff-wide bet before his alma mater's final run at a national title last night, he was confident his top boss, University of Alabama alumna Amy Mansue, would show up to work in Irish garb today.
But as he watched the University of Notre Dame sink in the quicksand at Sun Life Stadium — trapped without a score late in the game while its defensive line handed 35 straight points to Alabama — Mangan conceded he would have to sport crimson gear at the company's Mountainside headquarters the next day.
"I'm wearing one of the ugliest reds I have ever seen in my life," said Mangan, who was sent an Alabama hat and jacket from the organization's New Brunswick hospital this morning, courtesy of Mansue. "It just amplifies the disappointment."
Though Mansue, president and CEO of Children's Specialized, formerly refused to place bets on her team, she agreed to the terms of Mangan's wager — that whoever lost would wear the winning team's apparel today. She even kicked off the competition by allowing staff to dress in their preferred team's attire on Monday, which also happened to be the first day of orientation for new employees.
"I was the first person our orientees saw on their first day, and I walked in wearing a fancy skirt — which was the right bottom half — but I wore my Alabama T-shirt on my top half," Mansue said. "One of our goals is to have fun, so this was my way of demonstrating fun for them, but now they just think I'm nuts."
Christopher Paladino, president of New Brunswick Development Corp. and a "religiously converted" Notre Dame fan who attended last night's showdown in South Beach, Fla., said he typically exchanges regular banter with Mansue via e-mail, phone and text message anytime the Fighting Irish or the Crimson Tide play a game, but he noted "we almost purposely haven't talked about this matchup in the last month."
"I remember during an LSU game that 'Bama ended up losing, (Mansue) was at a formal and I sat in front of the TV and texted her a play-by-play. But, no, we didn't do any texting last night," Paladino said. "I have to give it at least 24 hours, and then I will humbly reach out to her."
Paladino, a frequent flyer, said his 6 a.m. flight from Florida today was possibly the quietest plane he has ever traveled in, as he noted it was "filled with Notre Dame fans from New Jersey and New York, still wearing their Notre Dame garb but looking like they were put through the wringer."
But Paladino and Mangan both have faith that the Irish will make a strong comeback next year, as the team has set its bar at the college bowl level, where it hasn't emerged a victor since 1988.
"Once you get this far, you really want to win … but (Notre Dame) was probably a year or two ahead of their plan to be at this level, so I know they're going to be better next season," Paladino said.
If both teams meet in the next Bowl Championship Series title game, Mangan said Notre Dame "has a much better chance, since Alabama is graduating its best players this year." But acting on the side of caution in the wake of last night's "degrading" 42-14 loss, Mangan said he would root twice as hard for the Irish to ensure Mansue will greet the new hires in a Notre Dame jersey next year.


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Dear Dave,
My husband was recently denied term life insurance because he has a criminal record from a long time ago. The good news is that, in a year, he�ll be far enough removed from the incident that he�ll be eligible for a policy. He has a whole life policy for $75,000 from before, which he doesn�t plan to cancel. We have two small children, so is there another kind of policy he could get in the interim?
Dear Dana,
If you can�t get term life insurance, you can�t get whole life. It�s the same underwriting process. I only recommend term policies, but under these circumstances I�d keep the whole life in place because he�s basically uninsurable.
There are a couple of things you can do in this kind of situation. One thing is to get a mortgage life insurance policy. These are usually available without any kind of major inspection, and they pay off your mortgage, in full, in the event of death. It�s about 10 times more expensive than regular term insurance, but at least it will pay off the house.
Another thing to look into is an automatic issue-type policy. Lots of banks offer these when you open an account. Usually, they�ll send you an offer for a $10,000 life insurance policy. But if you pick up four or five of these, then he�s got another $50,000 on top of the $75,000 already in place. It�s still not enough, but it�s better than nothing.
But I wouldn�t spend a lot when he�s only got a year left until he can get some good, proper coverage. I recommend people have eight to 10 times their annual income in life insurance coverage. So if he makes $50,000 a year, he needs to have $400,000 to $500,000 in a good, level term policy. That�s what you guys need to shoot for a year from now!
� Dave
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Dear Dave,
I have a townhouse I�m preparing to rent. Do you have any advice for evaluating potential tenants?
Dear Chris,
The first thing I�d do is pull a credit bureau report. I�m not really worried about their credit score; I just want to see if they have a history of late or missed payments. Talk to some local property management firms and see who they use to pull these reports. I�d also recommend doing a background check on the potential renters. Talk to the owner of the last place they rented as well as the one before. I advise this because there are some dishonest landlords out there who will tell you that a bad tenant is wonderful just to get them out of their property.
A lot of things, though, are simply common-sense measures. Have them fill out an application, which includes their income and a list of their debts. If they make $2,000 a month and have $2,500 a month in debt payments, you don�t want them as tenants. In this scenario, a smile and �I promise I can pay it� won�t work.
Spend some time just talking with them, too. Really listen to what they say and how they say it. Get a feel for what kind of people they are, and, if they have children, pay special attention to the kids. Are they well-behaved, or do they run around and act like a bunch of wild animals? If it�s the latter, then they�re going to tear up your house. And guess what? If the parents can�t discipline their kids, there�s a good chance they can�t discipline themselves either. You don�t want to get mixed up with that. People who let kids run the household don�t make good tenants.
Finally, remember to trust your gut instincts. If you get a weird vibe from someone, or if things just feel strange, don�t rent to them. Chances are, there�s a reason you have those feelings.
� Dave
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The 1974 Topps Stamps set is packed with SuperStars including over 23 members of the Baseball Hall-of-Fame with greats such as Nolan Ryan, Hank Aaron, Johnny Bench, Ernie Banks, Pete Rose, Reggie Jackson, Al Kaline, Joe Morgan, Willie Stargell, Tom Seaver and plenty more !!! The set even contains seldom seen ROOKIES of Dave Winfield and Dave Parker.
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I think it is curious that I grew up near Three Mile Island, spent three months in Nagasaki and ended up in Oak Ridge," Carl Bretz, 86, recently said in an interview.
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I think it is curious that I grew up near Three Mile Island, spent three months in Nagasaki and ended up in Oak Ridge," Carl Bretz, 86, recently said in an interview.
Bretz grew up around Harrisburg, Pa., near the future site of the worst nuclear power plant accident in U.S. history.
He spent three months as a clerk typist with a U.S. Army battalion attached to the Marines in Nagasaki, Japan. He arrived there about six weeks after the U.S. dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki on Aug. 9, 1945.
This weapon, which ended World War II, was the second and last atomic bomb to be detonated over a populated area. It also prevented a U.S. invasion of Japan that was projected to kill millions on both sides.
In 1994, after marrying Oak Ridge family counselor Rosemary Burns, whom he had met at a Unitarian Universalist conference in Radford, Va., Bretz retired here.
The methods for producing plutonium in a nuclear reactor and separating it from uranium were pioneered at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, as were many technologies used in nuclear power plants. The larger reactors at Hanford, Wash., produced the plutonium used in the atomic bomb that exploded over Nagasaki.
The bomb killed almost 74,000 people and injured another 74,000. Several hundred thousand more people eventually succumbed to illnesses resulting from the bomb's radioactive fallout.
"We commandeered a school as a barracks and office headquarters," said Bretz of his arrival in Nagasaki, which occurred after the Army had determined that the area no longer had hazardous radiation levels.
"We went in with loaded rifles but there was no resistance. The people disappeared. After we got settled, people started trickling back. Some of the children had sores, I assumed, from radiation burns. It was remarkable how they accepted the occupation by the U.S. military. I was utterly amazed."
Bretz served as clerk typist with the Army Construction Engineer Battalion, which participated in the occupation of Japan by the Allied Powers, led by the United States. The occupation transformed Japan into a democracy.
Bretz was in Nagasaki and other towns on the Kyushu Island from September 1945 through April 1946. The Construction Engineer Battalion built an airstrip and bridges in the area. Bretz helped dig a latrine outside the school when they first arrived.
As a clerk-typist, Bretz kept records, got battalion members ready for discharge and opened and closed battalion offices. He also wrote many letters home to his parents from Nagasaki.
He took photos and kept photos taken by a battalion photographer. One photo shows a damaged Catholic church (Nagasaki has had a Portuguese population since the 16th century) and another shows the Mitsubishi torpedo lab.
He made copies of his Army records and kept World War II memorabilia, including his Army uniform and Japanese flags. Most of these collections have been transferred to the American Museum of Science and Energy.
Copies of his letters and a DVD and transcript of an interview with him will be available soon at the Center for Oak Ridge Oral History in the Oak Ridge Public Library and eventually on the COROH website.
Bretz is a retired Unitarian Universalist minister. But in the early 1940s when he was a high school student, he elected to take the commercial, not the academic, track.
His grandfather had been a farmer and his father a railroader, and Bretz was not expected to go to college. He opted for working at a less strenuous job, so he took typing classes in high school in Marysville, Pa.
After graduation in 1943, he worked in a Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Insurance Co. in Harrisburg, but hated the job.
Then he was drafted.
He took basic training at Fort Belvoir in Virginia. Most of the privates ended up fighting — and in some cases dying — in the Battle of the Bulge in December 1944 in Europe.
Because of his typing skills, Bretz avoided combat. He was sent to work as a clerk typist at Army camps in Pennsylvania, Alabama and Mississippi. Bretz was stationed on Oahu Island in Hawaii when the atomic bombs fell on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945.
After the war, with assistance from the GI bill, Bretz attended and graduated from Albright College in Reading, Pa. One of the students he knew there was a Japanese woman who had been in a Japanese internment camp in America during the war.
Bretz had studied to become an Evangelical United Brethren pastor at Albright's seminary. Then he decided to attend graduate school at Boston College, where he earned a master's degree in the psychology of religion. He became an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister and held chaplain or parish positions in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Iowa.
Bretz also worked for the Alabama state government's mental health department from 1972 until his retirement in 1988. Part of the time he worked for Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa, helping mental health patients transition from long-term treatment in the hospital to community-based care.
A widower, Bretz has three grown children in Florida, Massachusetts and New Mexico from his first marriage. He lives in an Oak Ridge retirement center and enjoys reading and weaving placemats and other items on a loom he has owned since 1971. Every Tuesday, he goes to the Appalachian Art Craft Center to weave on a 200-year-old loom there.
He is pleased to have his letters home, photos, recorded oral history, Army records and other memorabilia from World War II and postwar Japan preserved in Oak Ridge.
NEXT WEEK: Carolyn continues with Carl Bretz's impressions of Nagasaki shortly after it was devastated by the last atomic bomb dropped on a populated area, as revealed in his letters to his parents.


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Bruins stunned by Blackhawks in Game 6
Bruins stunned by Blackhawks in Game 6
The Bruins suffered a crushing loss in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final after allowing two Blackhawks goals in the final 90 seconds to yield the Cup to Chicago.
Bryan Bickell, right, beat Tuukka Rask to tie the game at 2-2 with 1:16 left in the game after the Blackhawks took a 6-5 advantage in their end of the ice.
Then Chicago's Dave Bolland, left, scored the stunning Cup-clinching goal just 17 seconds later.
That left the Bruins searching for answers for how they blew a 2-1 lead in the final two minutes as they watched Chicago celebrate on the TD Garden ice.
Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews was the first to hoist the Stanley Cup.
For the Blackhawks, it was their second Stanley Cup in four seasons.
The Bruins appeared headed back to Chicago for a Game 7 after Milan Lucic scored to give them a 2-1 lead at 12:11 of the third period.
Chris Kelly had put the Bruins on the board first with a goal in the first period.
But Toews scored to tie the game at 1-1 in the second period.
Claude Julien's Bruins seemed to lose energy throughout the course of the game, and missed on several key scoring opportunities.
The loss was tough on Patrice Bergeron, who doubled over on the ice after playing through a broken rib, torn cartilage, and a separated shoulder in Game 6.
The Bruins and Blackhawks met at center ice for the customary post-series handshake after the game.
Tuukka Rask saluted his Chicago counterpart Corey Crawford, right, during the traditional handshake.
Blackhawks fans who made the trip to Boston were able to celebrate their team's win at the TD Garden.
Bergeron and the Bruins saluted the TD Garden crowd before exiting the ice.


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This is one of those weekends that sports fans look forward to all year. There are lots of marque events to choose from this weekend.
This is one of those weekends that sports fans look forward to all year. There are lots of marque events to choose from this weekend.
As we discussed earlier in the week we are down to four teams in the NCAA college basketball tournament. Can Wichita State continue their incredible run through the tournament? To do that they are going to have to beat the best team in the country right now and a team that now has added incentive to win after the terrible injury to Kevin Ware on Sunday. Wichita State built up a huge lead in their game last week before barely hangin on to win while Louisville rolled over a totally outgunned Duke team. It is hard for me to imagine that Wichita State can get past Louisville but stranger things have happened. I picked Louisville to win the tournament before it started and they have done nothing to convince me otherwise. I think they simply have too many weapons, too much talent and too much incentive not to go all the way to the national title. I think the best Wichita State can hope for is a competitive game.
The other Final Four matchup is a better matchup at least on paper. Syracuse and Michigan will square off in the second game on Saturday in what should be a very competitive matchup. It is my hope we don't end up with an all Big East final but it could very well happen. Michigan has managed to pull off some big wins in this tournament and hopefully they have one or two more in their tank. I have said all tournament that Michigan has the two best guards in the country and both of them will need to be at the top of their game to beat Syracuse on Saturday. I said earlier in the week that I was predicting a Louisville and Michigan final and I'm going to stick with that prediction.
Another college basketball championship game that has a lot of regional interest takes place on Sunday as Drury University in Springfield, MO plays for the Division II championship. This game is of particular interest to Truman State as they will be joining the Great Lakes Valley Conference in a few months and Drury will be a yearly opponent for them. In fact, Drury will be at Pershing on February 1, 2014, will they be the defending national champions when that happens. I know nothing about the team Drury is playing on Sunday but I do know Drury has had an excellent basketball program for year so I for one hope Drury can win on Sunday. There seems to be a myth that the GLVC is a lesser conference than the MIAA but from what I have seen this year it's simply a more balanced conference and much more competitive which will benefit Truman on many different levels for years to come.
After the first three games of the 2013 Major League Baseball season the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals find themselves with identical records. The Cardinals lost their first game to the Diamondbacks on Monday, dominated the Diamondbacks on Tuesday night before losing a marathon game on Wednesday night/Thursday morning. The Cardinals are in San Francisco for a weekend series with the defending champions Giants which begins today.
The Royals lost their first two games to the White Sox in Chicago before winning the finale yesterday afternoon. They are in Philadelphia to play the Phillies who appear to be stuck between the new look Phillies and the old veteran Phillies. Both the Royals and Cardinals have their home openers next Monday afternoon.
The Kirksville High School baseball team is off to an excellent start this year and appears to have an outstanding pitching staff along with timely hitting and good defense. They are on the road to play Mexico today.
The Truman State softball team is another team that is over to a good start and should contend for the MIAA title in their final year in the league.
The Truman State baseball team has played much better of late after getting off to a slow start and their pitching has gotten much better as the season has progressed.
NASCAR returns to action this weekend with the STP Fuel Booster 500. Is that like performance enhancing drugs for race cars or what exactly is Fuel Booster? If the top speed is 546 miles an hour then I'll know I'm on to something. I'm waiting for next week when they have the NRA 500 which is sponsored by the National Rifle Association. How many NASCAR drivers will be shot before a winner and crowned, tune into Fox next Saturday night to find out.
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A former Bethel High School teacher who is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old male student last summer has pleaded not guilty and is now scheduled for court in April.
A former Bethel High School teacher who is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old male student last summer has pleaded not guilty and is now scheduled for court in April.
Wendy L. Hickman, 40, of Shawnee, was charged last summer in Pottawatomie County District Court.
Hickman pleaded not guilty during her arraignment in this week's felony docket and her case is now set for the pre-trial disposition docket on April 30. Hickman had previously waived her right to a preliminary hearing in the case.
She is charged with second-degree rape and forcible sodomy as well as soliciting sexual conduct or communication with a minor by use of technology for text messages allegedly sent to the teen involved in the case. If convicted of all counts, Hickman could face up to 45 years in prison.
Hickman, who was beginning her third year as a freshman English teacher last fall, resigned Aug. 21 and was arrested the following day. She remains out of jail on $15,000 bond.
According to the court filing, Hickman is charged with second-degree rape and is accused of having sexual intercourse with the 16-year-old Bethel High School student on or about July 28, at which time Hickman was age 40 and an employee of Bethel High School.
In the count of soliciting sexual conduct by use of technology, Hickman is accused, between May 1 and Aug. 21, of facilitating, encouraging, offering or soliciting sexual conduct or engaging in communication with the same teen, who is a minor, by use of a cell phone and by sending sexually explicit photographs of herself to that teen for the purpose of instigating sexual contact, the charge reads.
According to prosecutors, the law says a student can't consent to a relationship with a teacher.
The investigation into this case was launched when a Bethel teen and his mother went to the Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office to make a report. The teen told detectives he had sex with his high school teacher at his home sometime at the end of July, the arrest affidavit shows. He also reported it happened just one time.
According to court documents, Hickman was the teen's English teacher during the 2011-12 school year.


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VisualVM for Java Development
When I was a Windows programmer, my group was steadfast in running and testing with the debug version of the Windows kernel before releasing any software. Doing so seemed always to reveal many critical issues, such as memory leaks and potential misuse of Windows API calls. One of the benefits of being a Windows developer has been Microsoft's support in terms of tools and online help.
However, I'm continually surprised to see so many Java developers unaware of, or just unwilling to use, the many tools available to them as well. Two of the tools that I've relied on through the years are VisualVM and VisualGC, which are now available both as standalones and within NetBeans and Eclipse. Although Oracle provides these as a separate download, they are included with the latest versions of the Java SE 6 JDK. Look in the bin directory of your local installation to start these tools in standalone mode. If for some reason you don't have them, you can download via the aforementioned URL.
When started, VisualVM lists all running JVMs on a system (local and remote, if you'd like), and allows you to do the following with them:
- View configuration information, such as the JVM version, application and JVM flags used at startup, libraries/JARs imported, process ID, and other system properties that the JVM is running with.
- Dynamically monitor (with live updates) the Java application as it runs, including garbage collection activity, heap allocation activity, loaded classes, and running threads.
- Monitor CPU usage per thread within your application, and visually identify deadlocks, contention, and other potential locking issues.
- Monitor memory usage to watch allocations in action, or take heap dumps at specific moments of time and then compare them to locate potential memory leaks.
- Profile your application to identify the largest consumers of memory and CPU within your application (to help you locate hot spots for further debugging and optimization).
Are you experiencing JVM shutdowns, crashes, or core dumps? You can use VisualVM to analyze the output of the dump or shutdown to help determine what led up to it.
Getting Started
Before you begin, I strongly urge you to look at the list of available plugins, and at least install the VisualGC plugin. This tool gives you incredibly detailed insight into what's happening within the garbage collector and your application's heap usage. Garbage collection can be a source of huge performance loss, latency issues, and overall unpredictable behavior if your application has memory-related problems or is in need of tuning.
To install a plugin from the VisualVM Plugins Center follow these steps:
- Choose the VisualVM Tools menu, and select the Plugins menu option
- Click the Available Plugins tab and select the plugin you want to install
- Click the Install button
To begin debugging with VisualVM, simply start your Java application, then run "visualvm" from the command line. Make sure your JDK bin directory is either the current directory or in the path. Once VisualVM starts, a list of local Java VM processes will be shown in the upper left of the display under the header "Local" (see the figure below).
You can also connect and monitor remote applications. To do so, ensure that "stated" is running on the remote host, then start the application you want to monitor there (the order doesn't matter). Within VisualVM, to explicitly add the remote host, select the Plugins option within the Tools menu, and enter the host information (name or IP address and label). After the connection is made (check for local firewall issues or typos if it fails), you should see a list of Java processes running on the remote host under the Remote header (see the figure above).
You can begin with the dynamic, live-updating monitor screen for your application (see the figure below). This screen provides a cursory overview of CPU usage, garbage collection activity, heap usage, classes loaded and instantiated, and threads that are active.
This is only an overview; to get to the details, you need to click on the tabs along the top labeled Threads, Sampler, Provider, and VisualGC.


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Anytime Fitness staff and members in Smyrna say "family atmosphere" is key to sticking with workout routines.
Most people know the feeling. When it's time to work out, you say to yourself, "I do it tomorrow" or "I'll start next week." Then you don't. Or maybe you have a great start and stick to your routine for a few weeks, but then your enthusiasm tapers off and you quit.
So what's the key to keeping on track and making workouts part of your everyday life? Teamwork — according to members and staff at Anytime Fitness which is celebrating its third anniversary in the Simon's Corner shopping center in Smyrna.
Encouragement helped member lose 80 pounds
Aaron Schulenburg of Smyrna said the support and encouragement he received at Anytime Fitness helped him lose 80 pounds.
He joined Anytime Fitness in June 2010.
"It's actually the first gym I ever belonged to," he said. "I walked in, I think like a lot of people do, knowing I was overweight and knowing I had to do something about it, but with no idea where to start."
He wasn't in the dark for long, though.
"Trish (Keller) walked me though how to use the equipment and worked with me on what to do," said Schulenburg. "The trainers they have here are excellent. They tell you different approaches for how to reach your goals and live a healthy lifestyle. They made it comfortable for me."
He said the teamwork extends beyond the staff.
"The members here are very encouraging, too," he said. "It's like a family atmosphere. Everyone is working toward the same thing — a healthier lifestyle."
And "family atmosphere" is a perfect description. Schulenburg's wife and two children have gotten involved in the fitness routine, too.
"My wife is in yoga classes. She liked how comfortable it was. We've worked this into our routine," Schulenburg said.
Encouragement from the staff led to he and his wife running the Grinchapalooza 5K together at Smyrna High in December.
"Trish told us that the race was coming up. Now two years ago, I would have never been able to run a 5K. My wife had never run one, but now our whole mindset has changed. We want to get involved with healthy activities," Schulenburg said. "The staff here does a great job encouraging members to get engaged with events like that in the community."
Schulenburg said the 5K was a great experience: "We started off as a pack — the whole Anytime Fitness team. We jogged and talked. If you couldn't keep up with one group, you could drop back a run with someone else you knew."
He and his wife have both benefited from the team approach.
"Certainly for both of us, I don't think we could've reached our goals without their support," he said.
How does it feel after losing 80 pounds?
"You don't realize how much energy you don't have until you get it back," Schulenburg said. "My energy level is so much higher."
However, the best part is setting a good example for his children, he said.
"My three-year-old daughter won't know anything other than us going to the gym on a regular basis and living a healthy lifestyle," he said. "My five-year-old son thinks it's great to come to the gym. He loves it."
His son, Mason, agreed: "I'm glad I'm part of a team and it's real cool here."
Schulenburg also uses his lessons from his successful weight loss and fitness experience in his job.
"The same things apply in a business," he said. "To get results, you have to put in the time and energy and build relationships."
Working out leads to fitness competitions
Nikki Novak of Smyrna joined Anytime Fitness when it opened three years ago.
She's done so well sculpting her body by working out, she entered her first fitness competition in August and she's planning to compete again in May.
"Everybody has been encouraging me, coaching me, and helping me prepare," said Novak. "They've helped me have more confidence in myself. Without them, I don't think I would have done it at all. And it's not just the staff, it's the members, too."
Keeping members on their fitness journey
"The community atmosphere is what's going to keep someone on their journey," said Danny Wandless, a co-owner of Anytime Fitness. "We encourage everyone and take an interest in their progress, and we're there to help when someone says they're not seeing progress."
The staff talks to each member about what the member's goals are, shows the member how to use the equipment, and demonstrates proper techniques to get the results the member is trying to achieve. Personal trainers are also on the staff.
"The most important thing is to make coming to the fitness center a habit, at least three to four days a week, and stick to it," said Wandless.
Having a spouse or friend to work out with is a plus, but even if you don't have a workout partner, the encouragement from the staff can keep you motivated. If you're on your own, you're probably more likely to slack off or not work out, but the "positive peer pressure" of a workout partner and the staff can help you stick to your routine, Wandless said.
"There's an unwritten accountability. People know that if they miss a workout, someone will notice and ask them about it, or say that 'We missed you last week' or something like that," said Wandless. "That positive pressure can help keep you coming back."
Another part of the team approach at Anytime Fitness is encouraging members to get involved in the community, supporting youth sports organizations and participating in fitness events like the Grinchapalooza 5K at Smyrna High or the Delaware Mud Run.
"It's enjoyable to be together with other people who have the same goals and to participate in events together," Wandless said.
New yoga class
One way to take advantage of the team approach is in fitness classes, like the new "flow yoga" class on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
The instructor is Brittney Passerell, the community relations and wellness coordinator and also the group fitness instructor at Anytime Fitness.
She's been teaching yoga since 2009 and started the flow yoga classes in December.
"We have a lot of fun," Passerell said. "The students are at different levels and so we have ways to modify the poses based on everyone's ability."
Passerell said flow yoga is an "energizing style where we try to match our breathing with our movement. We work on strengthening poses, balance, and flexibility."
And what's the advantage to taking a class as opposed to working out at home on your own?
"We laugh with each other. We encourage each other. We cheer each other on," said Passerell.
Other classes at Anytime Fitness include Zumba and core workouts. Wandless said the center also plans to start classes focused on senior citizens


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By Captain John B. Wenz
Is this your dilemma? You're in the market for a PWC. Your priority is performance (you like to go fast), but you like to take passengers along every now and then…say, your spouse and one of the kids. Sea-Doo may have the solution - the RXT. This is a watercraft designed to perform, yet it includes comfort and convenience features that allow you to enjoy this boat with the entire family. Cruising, towing, or just hammer-down flying, the RXT can handle it all, in style. There's no doubt about it, the RXT fits into the "muscleboat" category.
The RXT is built around Sea-Doo's legendary Rotax 4-TEC engine. It's supercharged and intercooled, of course, and with a reported 215 horsepower it's obviously capable of impressive acceleration and a good turn of speed. But that's only part of this engine's story. This is basically the same motor used in several models of aircraft, so you know it's dependable. According to the manufacturer it only requires an annual oil change for maintenance. There's no valve adjustment or other periodic servicing required beyond the initial break-in. And the closed-loop cooling system eliminates contact between environmental water (sea or lake water) and the inside of the engine. You can expect that to virtually eliminate interior engine corrosion.
Stylish Good Looks
Want to talk about style? The RXT's design was inspired by the muscle cars of the sixties and seventies and it shows. In either Viper Red or Silver Metallic, the RXT will turn heads wherever she goes. Lift the stylish front canopy to reveal a huge storage locker. One of those clever little details, which requires experience to include, is the placement of the fuel fill. It's up high, within reach of the riding position, so you can remain in the riding position at the fuel dock. There's no need to kneel down and fumble with the cap.
Room for Three
The three-passenger seat has some features worth noting for both driver and passengers. First, an eighteen-function display will provide all the information you need while underway. The speedometer and tach are huge, and they display in both digital and LCD analog format simultaneously, so you won't have to switch back and forth to see what you need. The reverse lever is located on your left, which may not sound like a big deal, but what this does is allow the driver to keep his throttle hand (right) on the handlebars while he reaches to drop the reverse bucket. Anyone who has maneuvered a PWC around a crowded marina can appreciate the importance of this feature.
In terms of comfort, I noticed a narrower dimension between my knees as I sat on the RXT. In addition, there seems to be a little more thickness to the seat cushion in this area. As I rode around in the choppy conditions on our test day, I noticed that my knees didn't get banged around like I've been accustomed to in the past on other watercraft. In addition, the wide handlebars and the double density handgrips proved Sea-Doo's attention to rider comfort and ergonomics. When riding two or three-up, your passengers were not forgotten when it comes to safety and security. For the second rider, you'll notice a secure strap across the seating surface just behind the driver's position. Whether the third seat position is used facing forward or aft, there's a bunch of sturdy places to hold onto. In addition, the rear deck features a couple of little pockets for you to rest your heels in. This is really important when you're towing. It makes for a really safe and secure ride.
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For towing, they've included a towing eye, of course, but there's also a retractable towing pylon available as an option which is really slick. The deck is covered with attractive and comfortable non-skid rubbery carpeting, and a reboarding step is standard. Worth noting is the deck dimension and the extra hand-holds available for reboarding. Once again, the attention to ergonomics makes this very easy, even when you're a little fatigued.Some of the other standard features worth noting on the RXT are Sea-Doo's "Learning Key" and their OPAS steering system for off-power and off-throttle control. And the folks at Sea-Doo haven't neglected their responsibility to the environment; The RXT features the D-Sea Bel noise reduction system and is rated CARB three-star for emissions.
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Once upon a time, before there was a Book Fair, and Uncle Blogsy had never heard of the Newberry, I was an archivist. My job was essentially to keep track of what was there and where it was, and find things for researchers. I also had to find places to keep new things as they arrived. This happened only now and again: administrative files back to 1857 were kept elsewhere, so what I was really in charge of was a mathom house, as explained in The Lord of the Rings. I was in charge of the stuff nobody else knew what to do with.
For much of my time there, I treasured a memo which came in with one delivery. It was from the desk of the Head Librarian and said, "Any value? Or should we send it to archives?"
Oh, yes, you can laugh. But I go through your donations, remember. I see those pages you printed off abebooks of the going prices for the books you decided to send me instead. Two or three of you are a little more thrifty than that: you mark it into the books directly: "abe 5-15, alibris 6-22, 100 if signed". I wish you wouldn't write down that last note: I always rush to see if your copy is signed. Never is.
Some of you are not planning to sell, of course; you're trying to be helpful. You come right up to me and hand me a book and say, "I found this selling online for $100." No no. If it sold, it wouldn't be online any more. You saw somebody listing it for $100. It's like Olympic scoring, see; you need to eliminate the highest and lowest score. If two people list a book for $100, and one person lists the same book for $3, and thirty other people have it listed for $12.50, then that book, dear friend, is probably worth $12.50.
Others of you are just trying to get by. And it's helpful, really. When I get a box filled with Beanie Babies AND a Beanie Baby Price Guide, I know there's not much sense rummaging around for that $500 Humphrey the Camel. Same thing when you donate the box of Mylar-jacketed comic books, two year's worth of Comics Buyer's Guide, and five annual issues of the Overstreet Price Guide. Detective Comics 27 is NOT going to be in the box.
I was working on records again (that's what I do on spring evenings: cheapest date in town, just me and Patti Page and Lottte Lenya and Myra Hess.) I think this box of records must have been packed away at some point around the time I was working in that archives, because tucked in among the LPs was an article from the Chicago Tribune in 1976, explaining how to tell whether your records are worth any money. Not one record mentioned in the article was in the box, but this was only to be expected, because most of the record dealers consulted for the article were interested in Chicago blues records.
We didn't get Chicago blues records even in the days before the Internet made price searching so easy. The only time we ever got a collection of Chicago blues records, they had been played so often the grooves were little more than dark lines in the shellac. I guess there are some things people know instinctively, without needing to look anything up.


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Howzit .Net . I wanted to introduce myself. I have lurked here for a while and finally got around to creating an account.
A little history. In moved to the Seattle area 5 years ago from Hawaii. Which is something that always seems to befuddle people. Well, my wife and I both spent our entire lives there. And it was a great place to grow up. I spent the first 37 years of my life in pursuit of surf, girls and pakalolo. It was a great 37 years.
Then I got married. And had kids. We now live in Bellevue so that my kids could get a good education and so my wife could have a better job. ( I am a stay at home Dad) One of my best friends gave me a parting bit of advice and that was, 'If you want to have any friends up there you better get into football'. The reason he told me that is because up till that point I hated football. I mocked my football loving friends. 'Why do you let yourself get twisted into knots about a team 5000 miles away in a city you've never even visited?' If you live in Hawaii you spend all your free time in the ocean. There's a dozen different ways to have the time of your life in the ocean. Super Bowl Sunday was always a great day to go surfing because there was no one out.
Anyways, here I am in the beautiful Northwest and I love living here. My friend Downtown Joe took me to my first NFL game at the Clink and I was hooked. It reminded me of big concerts thatI had gone to when I was younger. Just an awesome feeling of unity and shared purpose and excitement....you guys know what I mean.
I feel very fortunate to have become aware when I did. What an exciting time for football here in Seattle. It must really be something for you old time fans. I'm a convert. I tape all the games and watch them multiple times. I go to as many games as I can. I got my Seahawks gear that I wear with pride. ( My wife got me the most unreal Seahawks coat for Christmas last year). And the best part? My friend who gave me the advice is a San Diego fan and I mock him unmercifully.
I will be going to the game Sunday night sitting in section 130 with my 13 year old daughter who 'Loves football but doesn't understand it' screaming our heads off.
Also, I would like to say thanks to the .Net family for all the great football stuff i have learned here.


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