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in front yard???
We have a design plan but now looking for actual plant ideas. Plus, Im not creative when it comes to landscaping, so looking to get some ideas from what other people have done or used to create some privacy. I have gotten some great ideas on here... but Im a very visual person and seeing something is so much more helpful to me than reading a description. Thank you!
The designers tend to be visual also. Why not post a pic of your house from the street, and also your view outward. Suggestions are more likely to help if posters know something about your situation. For "actual plant ideas," it's impossible to make suggestions without knowing your climate and planting conditions, so please add that information.
Think about how it looks from the other side, and what the "privacy" costs in hours!
Privacy hedges grow, and they will take a toll on you.
Blinds are better. Just close them.
Lindsroc, usually people discuss all aspects of their project--such as a front yard--in one thread. It makes it easier to relate the various aspects. Then, if they wish to add another project--such as the back yard--they start another thread. It's throwing people for a loop, I think, that you are breaking down aspects of your single project into several threads that, at first, don't seem related. I'm not saying to change anything now, but I'm just pointing out that this is really a continuation of another thread.
There is actual privacy, and a sense of privacy. Which one do you need? Achieving actual privacy requires that the outsider's ability to see and hear you is modified sufficiently, or totally removed ... such as with a screen of some kind. Achieving a sense of privacy only requires that you feel like his ability to see and/or hear you has been modified sufficiently. One method of feeling like you have more privacy is by being in shade. While something in the shade is not actually hidden from view, it can be very difficult to see. Shade definitely gives people a sense of privacy.
I'm just looking for inspiration, I would like to see ideas others have had. I'm not looking for advice in this post, just inspiration.
"Inspiration, move me brightly. light the song with sense and color;
Hold away despair, more than this I will not ask."
Lindsroc, a book which addresses the subject is "Landscaping for Privacy" by Marty Wingate.
I recently purchased the book, but haven't read it yet or looked at many of the photos, so don't have an opinion on how inspirational it might be. The Chapters are: Buffers: Softening the Impact of Nuisances; Barriers: Effective Designs that Deter Invasion; Screens: Solutions for Unwanted Sights; Plant Lists.


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Sacramento Bee - New findings from the National Parkinson Foundation (NPF) Parkinson's Outcomes Project show that antidepressants alone do not improve depression in Parkinson's disease. Depression was most effectively treated at centers that refer their depressed patients to a mental health professional or social worker. These findings were presented last week during the 17th Annual International Congress of Parkinson's Disease and Movement Disorders in Sydney, Australia, June 16-20, 2013.
In the study, "Approach to Treatment of Depression in Parkinson's Disease," Peter Schmidt, Ph.D., and colleagues examined which approaches to depression care correlated with the lowest prevalence of depression among patients seen at NPF's Centers of Excellence. Patients were treated with antidepressant medications, counseling by a social worker, treatment by a mental health professional, or a combination.
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The study, analyzing 2,423 patients at 10 NPF Centers of Excellence found 1,121 depressed patients (46%), but at the best center only 30% showed signs of depression. Centers prescribed antidepressant medications to between 29% and 63% of their depressed patients, but high-prescribing centers achieved no significant reduction in depression versus low-prescribing centers. Other treatments, however, did correlate with better outcomes.
This work is part of the Parkinson's Outcomes Project, a longitudinal look at which treatments produce the best health outcomes. Started in 2009, the study represents data from more than 6,000 people with Parkinson's disease in four countries.
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6 IPL Treatments with No Change. -Carrollton, TX
I've had 6 treatments of IPL with a lot of pain and with no change with the roseacea. We also tried 2 of a stronger laser, but can't remember what it was called. Each treatment she went up in intensity of the laser but still had no effect on me. I also tried Metrogel with no effect. I guess... READ MORE
Second Times the Charm - Gilbert, AZ
I have very fair skin and problems with broken capillaries around my nose. I initially went to a medspa and had IPL done around my nose only, to address the capillaries. The cost was $70. It hurt! Like the type of shock that makes you jump every time the laser went off. I did not use numbing gel... READ MORE
Took All the Fillers That I Had Injected 3 Weeks Prior out of my Face! - West Palm Beach, FL
The doctor promised it would not affect my fillers but after one treatment I lost all the volume in my face and the doctor would not refund my money or help me to fix the problems. I have been so depressed about how I look especially during the Christmas holidays. I feel deceived and mislead... READ MORE
It Works, but It's Not for Everyone - Wisconsin, WI
I am Asian. I had a few scars on my face from an accident 15+ years ago. I played a lot of tennis and loved to travel and being outdoors, and I rarely wore sunscreen. My skin paid for it. Even though the scars healed very nicely, they browned over the years. On top of that, I had age spots and... READ MORE
Mostly Great Results - Boise, ID
I have had 5 or 6 IPL treatments. I've gotten it on my face with GREAT results every time. I feel much more confident without makeup and have a pretty nice complexion now. I also had some treatments on my chest, and on my second chest treatment, the gal said she treated me very aggressively... READ MORE
Love IPL, Perfect for my Skin Troubles - Dallas Fort Worth, TX
I just had my 2nd IPL treatment today and it was just as positive as the 1st treatment 4 months ago. My background: Caucasian-looking (fair with yellow undertones), with Native American, French and German in my heritage. My aesthetician told me today that the IPL machine she uses has no... READ MORE
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On Nov. 13 I went into Oleigh Medspa for an IPL treatment for a few brown spots on my arms. The registered nurse who performed the treatment assured me that she had done it before and knew what she was doing. During the treatment I felt discomfort, which she said was normal. A day after my... READ MORE
Pore Reduction-Fine Lines Diminished - Highland Park, IL
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I would NEVER recommend IPL EVER. I had it once on a very low setting. It left very visable squares, deep rooted lines, zig zag lines all over face and chin. The more years pass, the more the damage comes to surface of face. I'm surprised so many doctors are not more ethical and can speak... READ MORE
IPL Hair Removal is Good for People with Extremely Thick Hair and Fair Skin
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Years of Brown Spots on Arms--GONE in 2 Treatments - Norfolk, VA
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My New Bright Skin! - Orange County, CA
I am 42 years old and although I feel and look much younger, I felt that my skin's youthful glow and brightness had dissappeared and was hidden behind a mask of darkness that clearly came from too much sun exposure. After having the IPL treatment done (only 1 time), I see much brighter skin... READ MORE
Had One Session So Far - New York, NY
Bought a deal for 3 ipl facials from a reputable med spa. I was very nervous, especially after reading some of the horror stories on here. I'm 36 and fairly pale. I had freckles as a child which have turned into sun spots as I've gotten older. I also have a few broken capillaries on my cheeks... READ MORE
My Freckles Literally Fell off After IPL Treatments. Rosacea Redness is 75% Improved - San Jose, CA
A previous doctor told me I wasn't a candidate for any laser Rosacea treatments until the flare ups were under control. But, they never seemed to be under control, so I moved on to another doctor who was able to get my Rosacea to go into remission. While we were treating the rosacea, I asked her... READ MORE
One Session of IPL for Brown Spots - Semi Painful with No Improvement - Portland, OR
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I Strongly Urge You Not to Do This - Denver, CO
I had crepiness around my eyes and lips; overall my skin had few wrinkles. I used to have people tell me I looked five years younger than my real age and felt that I had aged rapidly in the last few years. I spen $375 for an IPL photofacial. Afterwards, my eyes were dry, my skin was dry and I... READ MORE
The Best of the Best - Paradise Valley, AZ
If you watch the news at all I'm sure you've already seen Dr. Van Dyke, she is the go-to expert when it comes to skin in the Phoenix area and nationally as well. I would not trust my skin to anyone else. As I near my 30s I've been more into skin care and what I could do to treat some minor... READ MORE
IPL for Acne - Worth it for years of horrible scarring! - Sydney, Australia
I have gotten IPL twice so far for acne scarring. Immediately after the treatment my whole face feels like its on fire for a few hours, but after that my face just becomes very dry and flaky for several days, but this is all in the process. When it clears up, the scars are visibly clearer,... READ MORE
Advice to Anyone Thinking About IPL Hair Reduction - Australia
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IPL For a Senior (69) Man's Opinion - Manhattan, NY
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A/C Freon Leak - Repair Advice needed
We purchased our home a little over 2 years ago and it seems we have an ongoing issue with a freon leak. The first technition that came out was under our home warranty and just recharged the unit without explaining what was wrong. This summer season started and the a/c was blowing hot air again. A new technition came out (no more home warranty) and explained that there was a freon leak. He placed some sealant and recharged ($400). 1.5 months later same problem blowing hot air.
Second technition came back out and took apart the condenser unit and used a gauge to show me that the accumulator is leaking freon, he suspects that it is rusted out.
House specs: 1,500 sqft single story built 1997
Central heat/air with a split unit compressor outside and blower in the roof
Goodman unit CPKE42-1B 3.5 tons 10 SEER
Second technition contacted me today and told me that he had tracked down a new accumulator and we could get it installed for $1,300. He also said that he found the exact same model of condenser and it would be $2,700 installed.
My question is whether this is going to solve our problem and either way whether it would be smarted to just change out the whole system for a new one? I have no idea what a new one would cost but financially we are very tight right now. We live in AZ so a/c is very important.
Thank you in advance.
A new system would cost considerably more than $2700, so if you are sure that the leak is in the outdoor unit, since you are financially tight now (aren't we all), then I see no issue with changing it out with an identical match, of course cleaning out the existing refrigerant lines, etc...
Is the indoor unit matched to the current condenser so that the outdoor unit replacement will be worthwhile?
As far as I know both units are the same. They would have been installed by the builder. One thing I do know is that the home inspecition showed that the blower was installed "backwards" resulting in the duckwork having to make a u-turn. The inspector said that this was not a problem but would probably make the system less efficient.
The unit is on the ground sitting on concrete surrounded by nothing but gravel. I think he said something about the fact that the unit is old and not made anymore he had to track an accumulator down and it will take 2-3 weeks to get it.
I am not sure about this guy now, he charged us around $300 to add freon earlier this year and that seemed pricy at the time but he showed me his price list and it clearly says Refridgerant Adjustment Suggested list price $300.
This is what he wrote: (Unit low on freon) found both isolation valves leaking under caps. Leak lock caps. Adjust R-22 level 224/71@90 anb 7* Superheat.
I agree get more estimates on repair that repair price seems way up there to replace an accumalator, Its only a metal can with 2 pipe stubs, 2 joints to sweat recovery, evacuation and recharge. I think you can get it done cheeper.
Here is a link that might be useful: Goodman accumalators with pricing
Thanks for the website trane_tech. So according to that website the accumulator costs around $150, with a 100% markup ($300) plus the refrigerant reclaim and vacuum listed on his invoice as (suggested retail price $400) that equals $700, which would mean he is charging $600 for the labor? Am I correct that this is how I would break it down?
In general it sounds as if this guy is HIGH, and I don't mean just his prices.
Shop a bit. When calling ask them specifically: "How much to come out AND do x-y-z".
We had the same problem but due to the age of the unit decided to replace everything after charging it for two years (but only once each year) in a row. The costs averaged around $150 for 2-3 pounds including trip charge. Varies by location I'm sure.
R22 is around $30-35 a pound installed I believe. Add a trip charge (which s/b under $100 unless you are in Martha's Vineyard) and you should have your figure. Ask them to weigh the tank before and after charge to see how much was used.
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Nikki Sixx reveals that he will probably decline a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction if the band is ever chosen to enter the Rock Hall.
Nikki Sixx reveals that he will probably decline a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction if the band is ever chosen to enter the Rock Hall.
While it has been said that time heals all wounds, nobody ever specified how much time. And it appears as though a few years have not cooled the tensions between Motley Crue / Sixx: A.M. bassist Nikki Sixx and Godsmack frontman Sully Erna.
While it's not uncommon for Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx to share his thoughts and opinions with his fans through social networking, his latest words encompass something that impacts the music industry as a whole – the growing trend of purchasing single songs in lieu of the full album through digital outlets.
Nikki Sixx may be touring down under with Motley Crue in Australia, but the bassist is keeping his mind creatively occupied with ideas for his other band Sixx: A.M. as well. In his latest Australian tour journal, the bassist reveals that he's been working on new music during his downtime on the road.
Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx may hold some sort of record when it comes to turning something negative into a positive. Sixx found success with his memoir 'The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star' in 2007, and now the bassist has revealed that he'll be turning the book into a Broadway play.
Nikki Sixx is a man who wears many hats. Not only is he the bassist and songwriter for Motley Crue and Sixx: A.M., he's also a radio host, author and master of social media.
Today marks a day of reflection for many as we remember the tragic 9/11 attacks in New York, Washington, D.C. and Shanksville, Pa. Amidst terrorism, there were also great acts of heroism with many sacrificing their lives to protect others.
Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx's girlfriend, Courtney Bingham, made good on her birthday wish for herself to perform a burlesque dance routine onstage at the band's show in Michigan.
Just because Motley Crue dropped their new single 'Sex' this year, that doesn't mean a full-length album is in the works. In fact, Nikki Sixx says the band doesn't even know when it'll get back to the studio, meaning we may have to reconsider the band's inclusion on our 10 Most Anticipated 2013 Rock Albums.
Nikki Sixx was in a chatty mood Friday, so the Motley Crue bassist ventured online to take part in a chat with Best Buy's Unboxed chat series.
There's nothing more terrifying than having a missing child -- it's a matter that law enforcement takes quite seriously, and understandably so. Rocker Nikki Sixx allegedly reported his own son missing last week, even though he was aware of the boy's location. WTF?
Taking a page out of the Axl Rose playbook, Nikki Sixx dove into the crowd after a fan was spotted illegally filming Motley Crue's set at Maryland's Outlaw Jam over the weekend. Check out the video of the Crue/Sixx A.M. bassist taking matters into his own hands.


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Katy Perry made an appearance at Jimmy Kimmel Live in a Roland Mouret Spring 2014 Leather Panel and Stripe Dress and $865 Brian Atwood Besame Pumps:
Katy stuck to the runway's styling for the most part, though eschewing its matching clutch and fingerless gloves.
Her simple suede pumps feature a wavy design and sky-high 5″ heels.
This look was cute, but I must admit: I'm not a fan of this green hair!
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?
This dress makes her look at least 40 pounds heavier. It even looks bad on the model. Whoever let her wear this dress is a hater and not your friend Katy! The shoes are sharp. I like the green hair on her.
She looks haggard. The hair, the dress & the makeup are all not doing her any justice. Now, Katy Perry's look @ the 2013 Grammy's was an all-time fave.


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March Mammal Madness: Round One!
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The "Name Your Ancestor" contest resulted in more than 1,000 name suggestions for the hypothetical common placental ancestor that scientists described last month. The top 32 contestants, as selected by the Museum and WNYC's Radiolab, range from serious to silly. Starting today, we need your help to pick the winning moniker for this small, furry, insect-eating mammal.
The Most Uncommon Whales?
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Most of us know about blue whales, sperm whales, and dolphins (a type of specialized whale). But what about beaked whales, an elusive group that includes nearly a quarter of all living whale species?
A Walking Whale: Ambulocetus
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Like hippos, their closest living relatives, whales are descended from an ancestor that had four legs and walked on land, a transition explored in the upcoming exhibition Whales: Giants of the Deep, opening March 23.
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This month, a team of international researchers led by the American Museum of Natural History and Stony Brook University determined in unprecedented detail what the earliest ancestor of placental mammals—the widely diverse group of animals ranging from whales to bats to humans—looked like. The Museum is teaming up with WNYC's Radiolab to sponsor a tournament to name this early ancestor. Want to enter?
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The word "whale" may bring to mind the image of a blue whale, the largest animal ever to have lived. But did you know that dolphins and porpoises are also specialized whales? Today, there about 80 species of living whales, or cetaceans. Among these marine mammals, there are two groups: baleen and toothed.


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Preserving local jurisdiction
There's been a lot of controversy at Upper Delaware Council (UDC) meetings recently with regard to private property rights, and their primacy in the River Management Plan (RMP). The controversy came to a head in the discussion leading up to the adoption of the UDC's five-year plan last week. The document is prefaced by the results of a poll on the council's top priorities that had been taken at a workshop in June, which in draft form listed "protect and respect private property rights and land use" as number one. Read more
Yes, Virginia, there is such a thing as in-kind matching
At a town board meeting last month, the audience greeted with snickers a board member's response to a query about how the town was going to come up with matching funds for a six-figure state grant without raising taxes. Her statement? She said the grant would be matched by in-kind contributions. Read more
Scientific consensus
From a political point of view, one of the things that makes it hardest to do anything about climate change and its impacts is the fact that a substantial portion of the general populace refuses to believe the scientific consensus that such a thing is happening. Others concede it is happening, but refuse to believe the scientific consensus that it is related to human activity, especially carbon emissions. This refusal is a boon to the major multinational corporations who benefit from the status quo, like the heavily taxpayer-subsidized fossil fuel industries. Read more
Isolationism at the UDC
At the last meeting of the Upper Delaware Council (UDC), several town representatives evinced fear at the idea of the council joining the Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed (CDRW) (see "UDC not a joiner—for now" in the August 16 issue). The isolationism favored by these parties is ironic, given that rivers in general are a symbol of interconnectedness—and that the designated river corridor administered by the UDC is, in fact, ruled by a complex system of institutional interrelationships of varying geographic scope. Read more
Of corn, genetic modification and the lowly honeybee
In the article "Gillibrand asks for expedited pesticide review" in our August 2 issue, Paul Towers is quoted as saying, "This is a reminder of the power and influence of pesticide corporations." Towers represents one of the parties that had petitioned the EPA unsuccessfully to have the pesticide clothianidin banned due to its probable connection to Colony Collapse Disorder in honeybees. Read more
Hypocrisy in milk pricing
Congress went on its August recess without taking action on the federal Farm Bill—a piece of omnibus legislation that comes around once every five years or so containing policies and programs in a variety of different agricultural areas—which expires on September 30. But for dairy farmers, whether and when the bill passes won't make much difference anyway. For years they have pressed for a milk pricing system that is set to cover their costs of production. Read more
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Help!! She fell over in the storm
What do I do? She was soooo happy and getting ready to bloom again but the wind took her and two branches snapped off. What do I do? Cut them down to the stem? Leave them alone? She was so pretty now she's one sides. I'm so sad :( help!!
That's too bad. You could use the opportunity to create a standard form by cutting and restarting the remaining top. Leave the base in the pot an it should regrow, but trim them back to a node to tidy them up. I hope you didn't throw away the broken branches as they could be rooted, too.
Regardless, I still think she'll bloom. :-)
I didn't throw them away I just laid them out until I decided what to do with them as I was a bit upset that she fell over like that :( She will not be leaving my deck for the rest of the fall! I guess I should have known better. Do you mean that I should cut the top completely off and re-root it? My goal was to create a more standard form but I wasn't sure how and it had Y'd so I just let it do it's thing. What is the best way to re-root the broken branches? just water? is it too late in the season? I"m in zone 6a so I was planning on letting her go dominant in my basement this winter. I could aslo keep her in front of my glass door and try to keep the leaves on her. This is my first Brug ever so it's a BIG learning curve. MY thumb is turning slightly green but still a little on the brown side :) Thanks for all the info!!!
Yep, I'd be a upset, too.
Yes, I'd cut the top off completely and re-root, but, I'm not sure if now or the spring would be better. I'm facing the same dilemma. I think rooting in the spring would be more successful. There's different methods of starting cuttings. You might want to do a search and see what might work best for you.
I vote for putting her in the basement. It's really difficult to keep a plant growing well, indoors and in winter.
BTW, I've been doing a lot of web research and I only found one source that said to cut so that there's a node at the top and bottom of a cutting. I should have known better as cutting at nodes is in Hort 101, but didn't even think about it.
You might want to offer those cuttings for a trade. ;-)
I did some web searching on "preparing brugmanisa for winter". This video showed the cut for a standard. (Note: the video has nothing to do with "preparing for winter".)
Let us know how it goes.
Here is a link that might be useful: Video
This post was edited by monet_g on Fri, Sep 13, 13 at 12:17
Here is what fell off... I guess tonight I'll be trying to bring them back to life? I probably shouldn't have left then in the sun but I was in a hurry. Friday the 13th hasn't been very nice to me this year. I'm going to give a call out to Logee's since they are kinda in my zone and see what they recommend that i do now with her :( Thanks for all the advice!
The lady at logee's suggested that I let it finish blooming and then cut it way back for the winter and she should be able to even out next year. She didn't think it was a good idea to cut it completely right now in our area. I"m going to try to re-root the other guys tonight a few in water and some in potting mix. She said they might take off before it gets too cold they might not. But hey its worth a try! I love this little tree and i'm addicted! I want more but i need to master this one first.
Hey Lisa,
Those cuttings look okay. Don't worry about the leaves wilting. It's all about the stem at this point. Trim the bottom up to a node and remove leaves so that the plant concentrates on roots.
Don't cut the mother "way" back. Be sure to leave the Y area at the top. Some of this is hit and miss, but like you say "But hey its worth a try! "
Take your time. You have another few weeks (in your zone) to figure out what you think is best. And, I found there's no mastering plants, they master us. ;-) Treat this one, and the cuttings well, and you should be rewarded.
This post was edited by monet_g on Fri, Sep 13, 13 at 18:07
We root our cuttings in water over the winter here in North Texas. I cut my inground brugs back in November before the first freeze, give the cuttings to gardening friends, and they just put them in a bucket of water to root and be ready to plant out next spring. They just need to be kept at temps above freezing.
I built a water rooter using an aquarium with recycled styrofoam. The styrofoam was cut to fit inside the aquarium and then I cut holes every 1.5 inces and stuck my cuttings through it into the water in the aquarium which has 3inches of water in it. I have the heater in the tank at68 degrees and I also run the airiator with large stone and the cuttings root quickly in this operation, I use it for lots of different cuttings!
Your cuttings look perfect, don't get too much water in the containers or they may tend to rot.
Leaving the ends to dry out a bit was something I did as it sealed the cut and therefor less chance of it rotting.
FYI, the cutting in the white 'Proven Winners' pot us a true Y and growth from this one will flower before the other straight cuttings or those with lateral branching rather than a true Y.
Here they are today. I've been changing the water every few days. The ones in the soil didn't start rooting so I took out the "true Y" and put that in water. It's the only one without the roots starting... Think these will root? I like the aquarium idea I might have to work on setting that up!


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At a town-hall style meeting at University of Missouri-St. Louis, Vice President Joe Biden said the adminstration will explore ways to make higher education more affordable, possibly with low-interest loans against 529s and by extending tax credits.
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The former deputy sheriff, who is on parole for a kidnapping conviction, is suspected of killing a Cape Girardeau woman in 1979.
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One of the suspects in the beating death of a Hannibal man has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter and felonious restraint. The suspect will also cooperate in the case against the other man charged in the killing.
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Missourians rallying at "tea parties" from Hannibal to Jefferson City were among many other demonstrators across the country who were protesting government spending.
Missouri detective retires after career spent investigating child fatalities
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Missouri Gov. Nixon wants $200 million for small businesses
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Remains of Korean War soldier return to Missouri
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Missouri Senate passes state bank deposit legislation
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