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News Florida Prison Officials Want to See Masturbation Rubbed Out
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This is exactly why prison riots happen:
A Broward prisoner accused of committing a sex act while he was alone in his jail cell was found guilty Tuesday of indecent exposure.
Terry Lee Alexander, 20, unsuccessfully fought the charge, which had been brought by a female Broward Sheriff's Office detention deputy who saw him perform the sex act in his cell in November.
In reaching the guilty verdict, jurors found that an inmate's jail cell is "a limited access public place" where exposing oneself is against the law.
The judge sentenced Alexander, of Lauderdale Lakes, to 60 days in jail, on top of the 10-year sentence he is currently serving for armed robbery.
The sole witness in the case, BSO Deputy Coryus Veal, testified that Alexander did not try to hide what he was doing as most prisoners do. Veal saw him perform the act while she was working in a glass-enclosed master control room, 100 feet from Alexander's cell. There was no video tape or other witnesses.
Alexander's attorney argued that the prison cell was a private place and that what Alexander was doing was perfectly normal.
"Did other inmates start masturbating because of Mr. Alexander?" McHugh asked Veal. "Did you call a SWAT team?"
"I wish I had," Veal answered.
Veal, who has charged seven other inmates with the same offense, insisted that she was not against the act itself — just the fact that Alexander was so blatant about it. Most inmates, she testified, do it in bed, under the blankets.
Veal said this was the third time she caught Alexander, and she had had enough.
The case drew snickers in the courtroom, especially during jury selection, when prospective jurors were quizzed about their own habits.
Defense attorney Kathleen McHugh faced 17 prospective jurors and asked point-blank who among them had never done that particular sex act.
No hands went up.
While most prisons deal with such an offense internally, Broward Sheriff Ken Jenne — and Miami-Dade Corrections officials — are hoping to curb the practice among inmates by prosecuting them.
There was no information on whether similar charges had been brought against female inmates.

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You smell that? Fall is here and that means so is soup season. We kicked off soup season earlier this week when both my son and husband had the sniffles. We had a bunch of colorful rainbow carrots left over from our purchase the previous week when a group of us gathered to celebrate the last neighborhood farmer's market of the season. We needed to think of something good for these pretty things. We decided on carrot soup. Here's what we threw together and it was unanimously a hit by all three of us. We hope you enjoy it too.Carrot Soup
1 bunch medium carrots (any kind)1 onion, minced3-4 celery stalks, chopped2 garlic cloves1 red pepper, minced (This was left over from my son's lunch so I threw it in...good thing!)Chicken or vegetarian brothSalt and pepper to tasteThyme or other favorite herbs1. Saute veggies in butter or olive oil until soft. Add chicken or vegetable broth and water to cover vegetables and simmer 30 minutes or so until soft. Add salt and pepper and any favorite herbs.
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My parents are from the Midwest, and mangoes weren't a part of our dinner table growing up. Now I've come to LOVE mangoes and become a mango-cutting master. (I'm not just tooting my own horn here; I've probably shown 20 friends how to do it.) A lot of people have had a bad experience hacking away at a mango with little fruit at the end, and as a result haven't tried again. Never fear!
Many argue over the best way to cut a mango (my favorite is the slice-and-scoop method from the National Mango Board). I've rounded up ideas from some of my favorite bloggers so you can judge for yourself:
Mango Fingers
The great thing about Kristin's method at Iowa Girl Eats is that you can easily control the size of your mango pieces without a lot of extra chopping. Simply cut off the mango "cheeks" on either side of the pit, then slices the cheeks into the desired width. Finally, score each slice without penetrating the skin, and scrape off the cubes with a knife.
This might just be the most fun method because it involves making a mango "hedgehog." Score a crosshatch pattern on the cheeks and push the skin side so it flips inside out and fans out the fruit; eat out of hand (probably over a sink – they're juicy!) or slice the cubes off the skin. Leave it to the ladies at Our Best Bites to have some fun with the mango, and also share some handy tips on how to select one.
Mango Slicer
If you've got extra space in your kitchen drawers, you may want to make room for a mango slicer (OXO makes a good one). Danielle at Against All Grains demonstrates how a slicer can be a useful start for any mango cutting method.
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The brave at heart (and handy with a knife) may prefer peeling the mango first, which can maximize the amount of mango flesh you get. Natalie of Perry's Plate and Tasty Kitchen shows how it's done and shares a tasty Mango Frozen Yogurt recipe. Use extreme caution, since mangoes can be slippery!
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5 out of 5 stars Breast Implant Removal
This Was One of the Best Decisions I Made in a Long Time - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More Dr. Aiello and his staff are really down to earth, polite, honest and they have a great sense of humor. When I spoke on the phone, Tracy picked up and it was after hours; she listened to me and explained the process patiently, she made everything sound so simple. She answered my questions before I got to ask them, which is great. After about 5 minutes of talking on the phone I immediately knew this was the place. She seems to really be experienced and well educated when I asked questions. When I arrived, I felt very comfortable and at ease. The first few minutes is very important. Jessica is such a sweetie. Shortly after; not a long wait time I met with Dr. Aiello, he instantly came in with a easy going attitude. When I shared how I didn't want a lift or a replacement, he seemed really neutral about it. He respected what I had to say and didn't make me feel like my decision was bad idea like so many doctors seemed to do in other consultations. I do have so say that this over all experience was really good. I am so happy and thankful real self helped me find him. The staff were amazing they really helped me feel comfortable and right at home. Tracy is the best, she makes you feel like your not a patient but a friend. Plus after talking to a girlfriend of mine I found out she went to him as well for a breast procedure. She looks amazing as well. Beautiful work! Dr. Aiello is very talented.
5 out of 5 stars Breast Implant Removal
Explanting After Many, Many Years - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More I'm very happy with my surgeon. I think he might have been a little surprised by my choice to explant rather than replace, but he didn't bat much of an eye after I explained myself. (I just don't want to be doing this every 10 or 15 years, et cetera). He was very honest about the possibilities, and said quite frankly that there were no guarantees about the aesthetic result. He did, however, feel for capsular contracture during my consultation before telling me he thought I should look fine. Flat, but fine. And indeed, that is exactly the best way to define my new look. Dr. Aiello has been a surgeon for a lot of years. He was my original surgeon back in the 80s - and did the revision in the 90s. I think he does excellent work, and I trust his experience and judgment. I unreservedly recommend him. After I get even more ancient and wrinkly, I would love to see him help me with my poor face. I don't want injectables - but maybe a future neck lift? The staff is very friendly and the offices I went to in Los Alamitos are modern and clean. I didn't feel babied or fawned over here (and I'm so glad, because I loathe that) but if you need a ton of attention this might not be the place for you.
5 out of 5 stars Mommy Makeover
34 Year Old with a Teenage Son and MUCH NEEDED Mommy Makeover - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More Very warm, very kind man. Never felt uncomfortable with him dissecting all my flaws as a stood naked in front of him.
5 out of 5 stars Breast Implant Revision
Hard W/CC for 13+ Yrs, Time to Fix, Left Breast Sagging 2 Inches Lower Than Right Due to Tightness - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More I adore Dr. Aiello, he has a great personality and makes me feel so at ease in sharing all my insecurities. I'm looking forward to my results from 10/31/14 surgery. His staff is wonderful also. Tiffany is so honest, Tracy is a caring nurse, kudos to the team.
5 out of 5 stars Arm Lift
52 Years Old with Mini Arm Lift - Los Alamitos, CA
5 out of 5 stars Tummy Tuck
Tummy Tuck, Breast Lift and So Happy - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More He is the best doctor both professional and personal
5 out of 5 stars Breast Implants
29 Yr Old Needed Breast Implants to Keep Same Size - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More Very comforting Dr and staff
5 out of 5 stars Mommy Makeover
52 Year Old, Four Children - Los Alamitos, CA
Show More Dr. Aiello first of all is an amazing doctor. I had a few friends that had surgery with him so I felt very comfortable going to him. He has an amazing personality, not like the typical doctor. I have to same myself and my girlfriends love to go see him, he is a amazing person. He takes plenty of time with his patients, you never ever feel rushed when seeing him. His staff is also friendly and very knowledgable. If you are looking for a good surgeon Dr. William Aiello is the surgeon to go to. I will definitely come back for other procedures when needed!
4 out of 5 stars Breast Implant Removal
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HI Mate, i'm a little confused byrkwpjv's post, our camper does run off the battery in the Outback Swan camper trailer.. When we bought it last year I checked all modes to make sure they were working.We run our fridge on 12volt whilst travelling and we have an anderson plug that keeps the camper battery charged up via the dual battery in the pajero...All is good.CheersScott
Mine doesn't run off the caravans battery stand alone. The fridge only runs off 12 v when the car is connected.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yes I do have dual battery and already have a Andersen plug on the car. I am concerned about charging the battery and running the fridge this way cause of the setec. Your thoughts
Great advice topender, must check my swan out for this problem, been on a few trips now and I thought the fridge didn't work very good or at all on 12v. I just thought if I plugged the Anderson plug in while traveling and have fridge on 12v Bob's your uncle.
Mines a 2012 Swan and I can run the fridge off the standard 100ah battery that jayco supplied.CheersGreg
Do you think I may have a problem with mine? Mine is a '10 model. Should they run off the onboard battery??Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Hi Jenko, I've read all your posts a couple of times a and I'm pretty sure you will find that if you only have 6 B&S going from the Anderson plug direct to your camper battery and haven't done anything else IE wires direct from your camper battery to the fridge, then your fridge will be exactly like our was (not working on 12 volts). Like I said it is very deceptive the fridge (ours is the newer Thetford model) does stay very cold for a long time.Trust me you might think it works, but unless that vent is pumping out some heat like it does on 240v and gas after you've travelled for I guess half an hour at least, then she aint workin!!! You need a physical link from either your car battery or your camper battery. Like I said I removed the Aux input from the Setec and connected that to the Camper battery to test my theory and hey presto a working fridge. Up until I made that change the fridge did not work on 12volt even though I thought it did.Dave
Hi Dave, I understand what you are saying, and you had me second guessing myself, but I tested it in the garage on 12volt and the dometic fridge did work... CheersScott
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Love-A-Bull's Pit Crew is an award winning all Pit Bull and Pit Bull mix breed therapy dog program serving Austin, TX and the surrounding areas.
Our dogs provide therapeutic interaction that can improve mood, build confidence, and repair hearts. We help educate the community about dog safety, humane care of animals, and the rewards of being kind. We also attend reading clubs, art clubs, and festivals. If you think that our dogs could benefit your organization, please consider filling out our site information form.
Pit Bull type dogs serve in almost every major therapy dog organization in the country, proving again and again to be highly trainable and social by nature. They also perform well as service dogs for individuals with special needs, and as working dogs alongside police and other civil servants. For all they do right, Pit Bulls who work in therapy are often labelled as a different breed for their "protection" against unfair stereotypes. As an all Pit Bull team, the Pit Crew doesn't hide who they are. We aim to give credit to the underdogs for their many talents – highlighting who they are, where they come from, and how just about anyone can be great if they work hard and are given a fair chance.
For more info on pitties working as therapy dogs, please view a video of Leo, one of the dogs seized from Michael Vick, performing therapy work, and a story in TIME about how one veteran's pit bull is helping him cope with post-traumatic stress disorder.
The Beginnings of the Pit Crew
Love-A-Bull's all-pit therapy program launched on February 24, 2011. Composed entirely of pit bull type dogs, The Pit Crew is one of the first programs of its kind in the country.
The first ever class of The Pit Crew graduated and celebrated on March 26, 2011! Check out these photos from graduation day, as well as many more photos of the Pit Crew at work. Love-A-Bull has also seen some wonderful press and commentary from the local community, news, and our friends from all over! You can also keep up to date with these therapy dogs on our Facebook page!
The Pit Crew has been busy working with the children at Gullet Elementary School, many of whom have special needs and are disabled. In addition, the Pit Crew offers reading assistance to students, many of whom also have special needs, such as dyslexia. The Pit Crew also visits the BeHive, an innovative after-school program for school-age children in a neighborhood known for high crime, high unemployment, and lack of affordable, quality care for children. The Pit Crew also services Elder Haven, an adult day care program, as well as Regent Care Center, a nursing care facility. The Pit Crew also works at St. David's with survivors of traumatic brain injuries. In addition, the Pit Crew has visited Perez Elementary School and KinderCare daycare to offer advice on how to properly treat animals, has helped educate the public on animal care at AAC's Wellness Clinic, and has attended other public events, such as festivals, farmers' markets and community-wide celebrations. New venues are always being added, but the Pit Crew intends to service only a small number of venues so that it can keep its ratio of volunteers to venues appropriate. The Pit Crew believes that customer service is of utmost importance. If you have a venue that would like a visit, contact email@example.com
Would you like to join the Pit Crew with your dog?
Does your adore-a-bull boy or girl have the qualities below? If so, we invite you to join us for our next Pit Crew Therapy Training Session! Pit Crew candidates are:
- Pit Bull and Pit Bull mix breed dogs
- Dog must be at least 2 years of age
- Canine Good Citizen Certified More about CGC testing here
- Spayed/neutered, and at least 2 years old Resources Page: Spay/Neuter/Low Cost Clinics
- Friendly with people of all types and abilities
- Friendly toward other dogs
- Possess an appropriate temperament (not overly shy or overly excitable)
- Respond well to a variety of situations and stimuli
- Controllable, predictable, reliable and calm
Dog handlers on our team also possess a desire to help the community, share their dog's love, train and work with their dog, and advocate for responsible dog ownership.
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- Next Class » August 28, 2016 » 6:30-8:30PM » Zoom Room: 7739 Northcross Drive, Austin, TX 78757
- Classes are held once a week for 7 weeks on Sundays; Graduation will be 10/9/2016
- We require a $150 training deposit. The deposit is fully refundable if you volunteer 15 times within one year of graduation.
- Register for training here
Want to get notified about future CGC tests and Pit Crew therapy dog training classes? Join the Pit Crew mailing list.
Class Information
- Pit Crew Training is offered 2 or 3 times per year; for 7 weeks at about 2 hours per class.
- Prior Registration is required for participating. You may NOT bring your registration form, medical records, proof of CGC or payment to class.
- If you have any issues registering for class, email email@example.com for assistance
- Classes are held indoors
- Details on specifics of the class and a Pit Crew Training Manual will be provided by the class trainer.
What do I need to bring to class the first day?
All dogs must be on leash during class, and you should bring along yummy, soft treats (bring plenty!!) and no dogs can be on a choke chain. We suggest a Martingale collar (1″ width). Leashes must be no more than six feet. Please also wear comfortable, no-slip shoes, such as sneakers.
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What is the Pit Crew?
The Pit Crew is a group, formed by Love-A-Bull, of volunteers, and their pit bulls, who wish to serve the community through therapy work. Please click here for KXAN's story on the Pit Crew.
Can anyone participate in the the Pit Crew?
Anyone with a dog labeled as a "pit bull" can register for the Pit Crew's training classes if his or her dog has passed the Canine Good Citizen (CGC) test. You must provide proof of your CGC to register. Check out our CGC page or our Meetup calendar for the next test.
Why is it required that my dog be at least 2 years old?
At this age, a dog has reached maturity and their temperament has fully stabilized. Like humans, dogs go through tremendous growth and change the first part of their life – from their puppy-hood to the "teenage years" to reaching full maturity.
What will the training classes be like?
Training sessions will consist of intense instruction designed to prepare you for the experience you and your dog might typically have when performing therapy work. While it is our goal to help your dog learn how to work through these situations, some dogs may exhibit behaviors that are not acceptable for this line of work and for this reason not all dogs graduate.
Does my dog need to get along with other dogs?
Yes, your dog will be working in close quarters with other canines. As a result, your pittie must be extremely dog social.
About our Trainer
Crystal has taught obedience to all bully breed classes in Houston with great success and has worked with numerous rescues to rehabilitate many abused and neglected dogs. In 2008, she worked with the Conroe Chief of Police as an Adviser to reorganize the Conroe Animal Shelter. This resulted in a complete shelter overhaul with a no-kill agenda, a strong volunteer organization, and the removal of the shelter's Pit Bull auto-kill policy. Crystal has also been an instructor for the Healing Species of Texas, a non-violence outreach program that teaches empathy and compassion with the assistance of rescued dogs as role models. Crystal is the proud parent of "Mo", a Pit Bull/Rhodesian Ridgeback mix who has visited Assisted Living Centers, classrooms, and has worked as an assistant for The Healing Species Texas. Crystal currently owns and trains for Leaps N' Hounds Pet Care & Training in Austin, TX. She offers private obedience training, behavioral counseling, and CGC Classes and is a certified CGC Evaluator. She and the Leaps N' Hounds team are proud to be partners with the Love-A-Bull organization and offer training discounts to all dues paying Love-A-Bull members. She can be reached directly at email@example.com – www.leapsnhounds.com


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Rutland visiting nurse association plans to acquire Bennington groupBy Patrick McArdle
STAFF WRITER | October 01,2013BENNINGTON Officials at the Rutland Area Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice are planning to acquire their counterpart in Bennington, but local health care officials say the change will be almost seamless for patients and local employees will be offered the chance to stay on.
If the acquisition is approved as presented, the Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice of Southwestern Vermont Health Care will stay at their current location on the Bennington campus shared by the hospital, Southwestern Vermont Medical Center, and be renamed the VNA & Hospice of Southwestern Vermont.
Ron Cioffi, CEO of the Rutland area visiting nurse association, said all of the employees, medical and management, would be offered similar jobs. Cioffi said the acquisition was still in the early stages but at first blush, the pay and benefit structures seem similar so he expects employees will receive the same or similar pay.
When RAVNAH merged with the Dorset Nursing Association in 2006, none of the salaries were reduced, Cioffi said.
On Monday, Thomas Dee, president and CEO of Southwestern Vermont Health Care, said the acquisition needs to be approved by the Green Mountain Care Board. An application is expected to be made in four to six weeks, and Dee said the board could take three to nine months to act on it, although he said hes hoping a decision will come sooner.
Dee said the sale should not be viewed as a sign of fiscal trouble. Monday was the last day of its fiscal year and Dee said they expect to announce they beat our budget projections.
We continue to have a very solid operating position. That being said, we need to prepare ourselves for a whole different era of health reform where my expectation is over the next five years, health care providers, hospitals, home care, long-term care, are going to see significant reimbursement reductions. So we have to come up with ways that promote high-quality care and also make sure were running in a cost-effective way, he said.
About a year ago, SVHC partnered with Dartmouth-Hitchcock and Dee said SVHC leaders were looking for other collaborations. The visiting nurse association made sense, Dee said, because it was a small part of what the health care system offers but important to continuing to offer a full continuum of services.
Dee called the proposed acquisition a partnership.
The hospital doesnt have to own everything in terms of having a strong health care system. You have to be able to collaborate, he said.
Dee and Cioffi said they hope the transition will be as smooth as possible for patients because of the continuity of staff and the base of operations.
The budget of the Bennington-based visiting nurses is about $4 million while RAVNAHs is about $11 million. Together, there are better chances to get economies of scale.
SVHC officials said they also believe they will be able to offer other services by combining with RAVNAH. Those possible services include private duty nursing, community wellness, and specialty nursing, such as wound and ostomy care and psychiatric nursing.
RAVNAH is also a good fit because it already operates in Bennington County in Dorset and Rupert.
According to Cioffi, RAVNAH employs 286 people while Dee said there are 67 employees for the Bennington service.
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Trackdown (1957–1959)
Episode List
Season 1
4 Oct. 1957The Marple Brothers
Ranger Gilman tracks the Marple brothers to Stockton, Texas, where he finds they have taken a church full of hostages in order to get fresh horses, a doctor for a wounded brother-- a clean getaway!
11 Oct. 1957Law in Lampasas
Hoby, passing through Lampasas, involves himself when the whole town seems intent on the legal lynching of what he thinks is an innocent man.
18 Oct. 1957The San Saba Incident
Hoby is assigned to escort a wagon of four prisoners to the state pen in Huntsville. One of the prisoners is a women, and this causes all kinds of trouble.
25 Oct. 1957Easton, Texas
Hoby is called in to consult after the Texas Railroad office is robbed and the head clerk mortally wounded. The town thinks the dying clerk is a hero-- but things are not what they seem.
1 Nov. 1957Like Father
Hoby tries to show the wild and reckless son of a captured bank robber and killer the kind of man his father really was.
8 Nov. 1957Sweetwater, Texas
Hoby comes up on a stage coach that had been ambushed. The driver and passengers are all dead after being shot in the back, but he soon discovers one soul survivor: an infant in her dead mother's arms. In the baby's blanket, Hoby finds a piece of paper with the name "Harriet Salisbury" on it. He delivers the baby to the doctor in the nearest time and begins his mission to find the owner of the name and investigate just who was responsible for the cowardly killing. The answer is quite surprising!
15 Nov. 1957Alpine, Texas
Hoby rides into Alpine, Texas looking for a friend. He finds instead a hatred for the Texas Rangers-- and the entire town sides against him to drive him out.
22 Nov. 1957Self-Defense
Hoby is visiting his pal Sheriff Lake when beautiful Polly Webster walks in and announces she's going to kill prisoner Duke Kincaid, who is being released from jail in less than 24 hours!
29 Nov. 1957End of an Outlaw
Hoby and Ranger Dick Wade are dispatched to Round Rock on the word of an informant who warns that notorious outlaw Sam Bass is intent on robbing the bank in two days!
6 Dec. 1957Look for the Woman
Hoby gets information from a dying bank robber about his two partners in crime, who have threatened his sister to keep him from talking. Hoby promises to help the man's sister, only to find out all is not what it seems.
13 Dec. 1957The Town
Hoby chases a bank robber into a town run by the robber's family. Captured and stripped of weapons and a horse, Hoby fears for his life in a town that fears the gang so much, they do nothing to help him escape.
27 Dec. 1957Man and Money
Hoby convinces a wounded bank robber and killer he's an outlaw himself, hoping to be taken to the missing loot.
3 Jan. 1958The Reward
Hoby tracks down a missing florist with a rare orchid, who may hold the key to missing bank money and three fugitive bank robbers.
10 Jan. 1958The Farrand Story
Hoby tracks the murderer of a married man who may have been ready to leave his wife for another woman.
17 Jan. 1958Right of Way
Hoby investigates a murder, hoping to free an innocent man, and discovers a land grab to make way for a railroad.
24 Jan. 1958The Witness
Hoby has to track down a witness to a murder before an innocent man is hung.
31 Jan. 1958The Toll Road
Hoby investigates the murder of a former mayor the whole town despised yet who kept gold coins in his cabin. Hoby suspects plain old robbery and not personal revenge.
7 Feb. 1958The Young Gun
Hoby is dispatched to Del Rio to investigate a bank robbery. He poses as a criminal to trick one of the bank robbers to lead him to the the rest of the gang and the money.
14 Feb. 1958The Wedding
Hoby is called to Barkerville, Texas to investigate the murder of a rich and powerful man murdered on the day of his wedding.
28 Feb. 1958The Trail
Hoby gets a lead to a three year old train robbery that takes him south of the border into old Mexico, where he confronts the aging train robber.
7 Mar. 1958The Bounty Hunter
Hoby teams up with a bounty hunter named Josh Randall to locate a philandering husband.
14 Mar. 1958The Judge
Hoby is forced to arrest the wild son of a local judge for murder, the kid telling him all the while he'll never stand trial.
21 Mar. 1958The House
Hoby helps a blind woman from Fort Worth find her mother, only to discover the older woman has disappeared and the "step father" is willing to take her in.
28 Mar. 1958The Boy
Hoby is called to help a young boy after his mother is viciously killed by a man intent on kidnapping him.
4 Apr. 1958The Pueblo Kid
Hoby has to deal with the pending arrival of the notorious Pueblo Kid!
11 Apr. 1958The Winter Boys
Hoby has to nursemaid a witness from El Paso who's in hiding until the big murder trial in three weeks.
18 Apr. 1958The Mistake
Hoby gets on the bad side of town when he assists in freeing what he thinks is an innocent man. However, once acquitted, the killer admits his guilt only to the Ranger and makes his life much worse.
25 Apr. 1958The Deal
Hoby has to deal with a notorious outlaw/killer who is holding a runaway town boy for ransom.
2 May 1958The Jailbreak
Hoby has to deal with a jailbreak-- except the cowboy doesn't leave-- he takes three hostages and tries to work a trade-- them for the Ranger!
9 May 1958The End of the World
Hoby has to deal with a snake oil salesman selling the end of the world to a town filled with gullible people.
16 May 1958The Brothers
Hoby tracks down Mal Cody after his twin brother Wes steals Hoby's badge, identification, gun, money and horse and poses as Hoby to break Mal out of jail.
23 May 1958The Governor
Hoby has to contend with a murder in a small town the day before the arrival of the Governor for the dedication of a new school-- and the victim was an undercover Texas Ranger.
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The benefit was staged by singer Mimi Fariña, 34, whose 300-member troupe of musicians, jugglers and comics perform for free in prisons, convalescent homes, hospitals and facilities for other shut-ins around San Francisco. Traveling under the name Bread and Roses (after an old labor union song that goes "Hearts starve as well as bodies"), Fariña's six-year-old group has always operated on the edge of insolvency. The annual Berkeley gig was staged when the bank account was down to its last $1,000.
It was a cause no performer is likely to protest, and Fariña, a distinguished folkie in her own right, assembled a first-rate roster of talent. Peter, Paul and Mary, Pete Seeger, Hoyt Axton, Graham Nash and David Crosby, John Hammond Jr., the Chambers Brothers and the Persuasions all sang their hardest sans fee (though tickets ran from $8.50 to $11). Even Bob Dylan showed up via a gravel-voiced impersonation by Mimi's elder sister, Joan Baez.
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"Ghostbusters": 11 Things the Sequel Needs to Do to Succeed
Following through on its pledge to create "a more modern, diverse DC Universe" with the New 52, DC Comics will introduce a gay teenage superhero in Teen Titans.
Series artist Brett Booth has revealed that Bunker will debut in November's Issue 3 — he's referred to as "The Wall" in the solicitation text — where he's depicted as an openly gay teen from Mexico who "can create small force fields that look like bricks." The character, whom the artist describes as "happy, fun-loving," appears in the background in the cover of the first issue and again, more prominently, on the one for Issue 3.
"We're trying to make being gay a part of who he is," Booth wrote last night on Twitter.
Bunker isn't the first gay Titan — that was probably Hero Cruz of Titans L.A., although there was a lot of fan speculation about Jericho when he debuted in 1984 — but he's (likely) the first gay teen introduced into the post-Flashpoint DC Universe.
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By JEFF GERTH and JUDITH MILLER
Published: November 5, 2001
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4— For years American officials have suspected that Osama bin Laden and his terrorist network were taking advantage of the free-wheeling financial system of the United Arab Emirates, a tiny Persian Gulf nation that boasts of 47 banks and 105 money changers for its three million people.
After the Sept. 11 attacks, American concerns turned out to be well founded as federal investigators traced nearly half the estimated $500,000 that paid for the hijackings back to the Emirates.
Until now, the United States has been largely unsuccessful in enlisting the Emirates, one of three nations that had diplomatic ties to the Taliban-led government of Afghanistan, as a full partner in its financial war against terrorism.
That appears to be changing.
Last month, dozens of Emirates and United States officials met for more than 10 hours at the Emirates Central Bank to discuss the arcane art of detecting and deterring the movement of money by militant networks. Among other things, they have agreed to begin discussing how to keep track of ''hawalas,'' the informal banking networks that terrorists have also used to move money.
The outcome, gulf and American officials said, may be a new partnership against terror in a critical Middle Eastern financial hub.
Ultimately, administration officials say, the cooperation of the Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and other nations in monitoring financial transactions may prove as significant as a special-forces strike or a new round of arrests.
''It was a very good forum for understanding how things are done in the U.S., and for the U.S. to understand how things are done in the U.A.E.,'' said Sultan bin Nasser al-Suweidi, the governor of the Emirates Central Bank, who was the host of the unusual session and discussed its outcome for the first time in a telephone interview today.
The Bush administration, though cautious, echoed the optimism. ''The U.A.E. has been making all the right noises and moves,'' said one administration official.
Marcelle M. Wahba, the American ambassador to the Emirates, said that since Sept. 11 the U.A.E. has provided ''excellent cooperation and support in the war against terrorism, particularly in the area of combating terrorist financing.'' Continued sharing of information and close coordination, she added, were ''essential in tracking the terrorists' financial network.''
Last month the Emirates announced new rules requiring identification of those who transfer more than $550 out of the country. Previously, the threshold was $50,000. Mr. Suweidi said that change, which grew out of ''international cooperation,'' made the Emirates regulations among the tightest in the world.
Another indication of the changed environment, American officials said, was Mr. Suweidi's pledge to organize a regional meeting on hawalas. American officials have already cited one hawala in Pakistan as a supporter of Al Qaeda, though no hawalas have yet been identified in the Sept. 11 plot.
Mr. Suweidi said that hawalas were to some degree a response to currency controls in South Asian countries. As a result, he said, people sought ways of moving currency out of a country covertly. At the same time, workers from those countries who live in the Emirates used hawalas as a cheap means of sending money back home.
Hawalas, unlike money changers or banks, are not licensed in the Emirates. Mr. Suweidi said he had ''no idea'' how many hawalas operated in his country, or how much money moved in and out of the Emirates each year.
American officials agreed that even understanding the hawala system was daunting. ''A hawala could simply be someone in a grocery store using a cellphone to send money to another country,'' said one Western diplomat.
At the closed meeting in the Emirates Central Bank's auditorium on Oct. 20 in Abu Dhabi, the hawala phenomenon was a major part of the American presentation. The American team illustrated its presentation with 173 slides, the last of which concluded that hawalas were ''a big problem for all of us.''
Mr. Suweidi agrees, but said he favored eliminating currency controls first, and then enacting legislation to ''legalize'' hawala activities.
Both sides predicted that the effort would take years. It ''could take a generation'' to meet this challenge, one of the slides also concluded.
The Emirates' willingness to join forces with Washington will be tested as early as this week, when the Bush administration plans to issue another list of businesses and individuals linked to terrorists.
The new list could have significant implications for the Emirates, officials said, since several of those on the list are likely to have moved money through the financial markets there.
A large portion of the hijackers' money followed just such a path. American investigators estimate that the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon involved about half a million dollars to pay for flight training, airplane tickets, car rentals and other logistics. American officials say the money passed unnoticed from the Emirates to American banks.


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"The ideal food is nutrient-dense not calorie-dense, and the least expensive may be fresh, frozen, or canned," Tallmadge says.
And if you're craving something sweet?
Connie Diekman, RD, says, "Save money by passing on calorie-dense cakes and cookies. Instead, opt for seasonal fruit. Fruit is fat-free, high in nutrients and fiber, and a natural energizer."
Look for sales or coupons for light ice cream or nonfat frozen yogurt to enjoy with your fruit and you have a delicious, fat-free, low-calorie dessert.
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Making lunch and taking it with you is a great money-saver and an excellent use of leftovers for meals at work, school, or wherever your destination. "Packing your lunch not only saves you money, but you can control all the ingredients so they are healthy and low in calories," says Diekman, who is nutrition director at Washington University. Pack a simple sandwich, salad, soup, wrap, or a hearty snack of cheese. Use freezer packs and containers to keep food at the proper temperature unless you have access to a refrigerator.


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This is the first event I went to. I was really nervous because I'm not used to interacting with people anymore, especially not face to face. But I had so much fun and the ladies made me feel good about myself and wanted to help support my business. Very positive, uplifting experience that I desperately needed
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After many surgeries and the final one being my neck fusion I thought that there wasnt much for me to do really until my therapist started pushing me to look into organizations that help wounded combat vets. I started to talk with the WWP Rep who was at Bethesda and they got me to sign up and eventually got me to sign up for a Soldier Ride. I was reluctant to attend the event due to my PTDS, Depression, Anger, and Anxiety along with my physical issues. Once I got there though the staff made me feel more at ease and assisted me with everything. It was an eyeopening and uplofting experience for me and I am looking forward to doing another ride in the future. Way to go WWP!!! Keep up the great work you are doing for myself and my fellow Warriors!!!
I will start out by saying that in the past couple of years since my medical retirement from the army, i have not been good at trying to meet new people or even go out in public unless it is late at night or with my fiance/caregiver. My life after the army has been very tragic and hard at times, i lost my fiance/caregiver a year ago and have been alone ever since. Being alone and having PTSD and TBI is the hardest thing i have had to go through. I was honored to be invited to participate in a soldier ride with wounded warrior project in 2016, it was the best decision i have ever made to go, i met some incredible warriors and made life long friends, wounded warrior project opened the my heart and mind to begin to trust people again and to continue to participate in other events, i would encourage anyone invited to an event to go and make the best of it. THANK YOU WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT.
5 stars may seem excessive, given the bad press that can be easily found via a simple Internet search, but it really is warranted in this situation. Having recently returned from the Soldier Ride Pittsburgh, I can honestly say that the Soldier Ride staff go above and beyond their assigned roles/positions. Every staff member/teammate expressed their desire to make a difference in the world and each time it felt sincere. I can't say enough about the folks I have personally met, interacted with, and learned about over my short time as an Alumni in the WWP's Alumni Program!
Dear Wounded Warrior Project,
I just want to say thank you to everyone that made our 2016 Chicago Soldier Ride possible. From Wounded Warrior Project, Chicago Police Departments, Chicago Fire Departments, all Volunteers, to my fellow Wounded Warriors. You all made our soldier ride an absolutely incredible experience. It was exactly what the doctor ordered. Leaving to Chicago I knew I had a very tough battle ahead of me. I've been diagnosed with a tremendous amount Traumatic Brain Injuries dating back 2005 that have been under treated since 2005. My TBI's have had a huge impact on my everyday life. I have to deal with so many complications on a daily bases from migraine headaches, loss of vision, loss of memory, and being a totally different person all together. I'm also open to Alzheimer, Dementia, Parkinson, and other brain diseases. Three days after I returned from the soldier ride I started my 3 month long jump start of treatment. In hopes of prolonging these diseases and hopefully an improvement in my everyday life. Thanks to you all I'm charging this battle with a recharged battery, I'm carrying a huge amount of positive momentum with me from my Chicago trip! Lately I haven't had the luxury of picking and choosing the memories I stay with. But I hope and pray that the memories I made with all of you in Chicago stay with me forever. Again thank you and God Bless!
Richard Diaz
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Wounded Warrior Project has truly been a blessing in my life! I have been enrolled with WWP for 6 months and in these few months WWP has made a huge impact in my life. When I was directed to WWP I was unemployed and suffering from P.T.S.D. With not to many options for employment due to my many disabilities, Linda Cubero got started right away. Linda not only helped me find an awesome flexible job. She also assisted me in preparing a resume that blew me away, practice moc interviews , and even donated a business suit for my interviews. Recently I decided to take on a second part time job with no hesitation Linda got cracking again! I will be starting my second job next week! WWP didn't stop there I have been able to take my family to numerous events with the help of Valerie Burnham. Bringing my morale up . At these events other wounded warriors were present and it just feels goo to know I'm not alone fellow warriors are near by. I've also taken advantage of some physical & wellness opportunities offered to me. With Jesse Pipper's help I've lost over 15 pounds and during the holiday season alone, I cut more than 3% body fat. Jesse has reintroduced the importance of my physical and well-being. I have also been given the chance to help my community with the "Let's Build Some Fun" program. Which I helped Valerie and other wounded warriors build a playground for a children academy in need. That was an uplifting experience to help children in need not more than a few streets from where I grew up. I'm excited to see what my future will bring with WWP. For many years I felt alone and out of place. Now I'm proud to say I am not alone! I will soon start peer support with other wounded warriors and hope to join a Soldier Ride very soon. Thank you for your help, time, and compassion Wounded Warrior Project.
101st Airborne
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I am so very grateful to the Wounded Warrior Project for all that they did for the Soldier Ride - Chicago 2016. It gives an outlet for like minded people to come together and form bonds, camaraderie and life long friendships. Most participants are stepping out of their comfort zone and it takes a lot of courage for them to show up. The Wounded Warrior Project provides a space of neutral ground for us and I am so appreciative to have been approved, for their hospitality and all that is involved. This kind of event is a huge undertaking and I know there are many details behind the scenes, that we are not aware of. I personally was able to try something brand new, push myself and to receive encouragement. It was an opportunity of a lifetime and an experience that I will cherish forever!!!
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I seriously cannot thank the Wound Warrior Project enough for all of their assistance, support and financial help. This year seemed to have given me some bumps in the road. I'm a woman Navy Veteran and a single house owner. I have been trying to make ends meet since leaving the military in 2007. Because of the WWP, I now have proper working plumbing. Also, my car died and the cost of the repairs (on a car I'm still paying for) were extremely beyond my budget. This could have been a hardship that would've been very challenging to deal with but again, the WWP came to my rescue. To add to my blessings, I am now about to participate with a WWP-Female Alumni Summit in Austin, TX. I have never been given such a wonderful opportunity to better myself and to have a mini-vacation. A huge part of this is the Minnesota Alumni Chairman, Louis Goldstein. He has always been there for me and never hesitates to reach out to see what he and the WWP can do. I have tears of joy just thinking about how truly wonderful everyone has been to me. I want to say THANK YOU to all involved and I appreciate what you do, not only for me, but all veterans! ~Jaimie Bahl, Minnesota
3 people found this review helpful
Words cannot express how truly thankful I am to you and the WWP for conducting this event for us. As stated, because I'm single without children, I haven't felt comfortable to show up to past events, although I was pretty busy with my volunteer responsibilities too. When the notice came out for Merry Monday, I almost hestitated because we all know it's hard to care for ourselves and especailly when the service is free!! I'm so truly thankful and glad for all involved because it was more than just a day to de-stress. I was able to hear stories of others struggles and setbacks. I witnessed notes being taken to find more assistance and business cards being exhanged so others can stay in touch and make sure they don't leave anyone behind. I'm on a tight budget and would not be able to afford these services for a long time. The camaraderie that was shared has turned into lifelong bonds. At one point, I remember hearing a spouse tell their story and I thought to myself "Why am I even here, others have it worse." However, I had a purpose and didn't know it. My stylist is dating a Navy Veteran and we were able to talk and help her with some claims information. I'm still taken aback to those who would donate their time and energy to help others feel better about themselves. That says a lot about them & it gives so much happiness to this time of year! I felt bad that I couldn't even afford to tip them but I hope they receive good karma in return!
Again, my deepest gratitude to you, the WWP & Simonson's Spa in Plymouth!
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I just got back from Soldier Ride in Birmingham, Alabama! It was the most amazing experience of my life! The support, and encouragement of all the WWP staff and my fellow warriors has helped to propel me to the next chapter of my life! WWP is amazing and their loyalty to wounded veterans is outstanding! Thank you WWP!
During my evacuation from Afghanistan after being wounded in combat, a gentleman from WWP handed me an Under Armour duffel with the WWP logo on it. Inside were shorts, T shirts, and toiletries. That doesn't sound like much, but after being in a hospital gown for three days, shorts were a huge morale boost. Every day at Walter Reed, a WWP Volunteer stopped by to see if my wife or I needed anything. One Sunday a volunteer brought me a McDonald's milkshake and sat and spoke with me for ten minutes. Again, that doesn't sound like much, but after weeks in a hospital, it was huge and appreciated. WWP has continued to support both my wife and me since my injury. Of the 42,000 Veteran Service Organizations, they've done far more for me than any of the others or the VA and Army combined.
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I just want to take some time and thank Norma Gallegoz from the WWP office in San Antonio, TX for helping my wife and myself when we needed some assistant. Her professionalism and down to earth attitude made our visit helpful and comfortable. She's a great asset to the WWP Program. The staff was also friendly with us and also helped us with the questions that we had. Thanks Norma and the staff to the WWP.


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Now available in the timeless King James Version, the Archaeological Study Bible features a four-color interior, over 500 full-color photographs, in-text maps, detailed charts, study notes, and cultural facts that bring the ancient biblical world to life.
Full of informative articles and full-color photographs of places and objects from biblical times, this Bible examines the archaeological record surrounding God's Word and brings the biblical world to life. Your study will be enriched as you become more informed about the empires, places, and peoples of the ancient world.
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Full of informative articles and full-color photographs of places and objects from biblical times, this Bible examines the archaeological record surrounding God's Word and brings the biblical world to life. Your study will be enriched as you become more informed about the empires, places, and peoples of the ancient world.
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- Four-color interior throughout
- Bottom-of-page study notes exploring passages that speak on archaeological and cultural facts
- Articles (520) covering five main categories:
- Archaeological Sites
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- Ancient Peoples and Lands
- Reliability of the Bible
- Ancient Texts and Artifacts
- Approximately 500 four-color photographs interspersed throughout
- Detailed book introductions that provide basic, at-a-glance information
- Detailed charts on pertinent topics
- In-text color maps that assist you in locating the action
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Tina1 Stars Out Of 5And the evening and the morning were the first day.March 1, 2016TinaQuality: 1Value: 1Meets Expectations: 1I echo the other 1 star review. Please read it.
I'd give it a zero if I could.
It's sad that people cannot see, or perhaps they CHOOSE not to see, the truth.
Genesis 1:5 also clarifies the point that there is NO ROOM for evolution... "And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And the evening and the morning were the first day." God is clear about what a day is.
Satan is still alive and well...an enemy up to his same old tricks. Don't give an occasion to the Devil. I will reiterate what the other reviewer said, "All "study bibles" contain notes that contradict the text. They can destroy your faith by causing you to doubt God's Word, just as Satan did to Eve in Genesis 3." Stick with a regular Bible and find a separate book about culture, geography, etc. Pray for wisdom and strength.
Stuart5 Stars Out Of 5KJV Archaeological Study BibleFebruary 18, 2016StuartQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for KJV Archaeological Study Bible: An Illustrated Walk Through Biblical History and Culture.I bought this Bible to round out my collection. I have to say that I was struck by the amount of detailed information I found in this Bible! As an history buff the myriad of facts contained in the ASB is astonishing! I highly recommend it to Bible students and history lovers alike! Thank you, Zondervan for an excellent production!
Anonymous5 Stars Out Of 5Archaeological Study BibleAugust 31, 2015AnonymousQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Very nicely done!
maryetta025 Stars Out Of 5KJV Archaeological Study BibleJuly 13, 2015maryetta02Quality: 5Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4This is a very informative Study Bible. I've always been partial to the KJV and this one is filled with great info. I really like that it relates what was happening at the period of time reflected in the chapter you are reading. I love the maps too! I love learning more about the Bible and this one has exceeded my expectations. I would recommend it to any Bible student whether young or old. My only drawback would be that I wish the print were larger especially the footnotes. Hopefully in the future it will be available in a large print edition. The price wasn't bad either!
mom and kids5 Stars Out Of 5KJV Archaeological Syudy BibleMay 11, 2015mom and kidsQuality: 0Value: 0Meets Expectations: 0My children & I LOVE this Bible. Its very interesting to be reading and to be able to see the different things happening in the world at the same time. Its also interesting to learn what some of the things were in the Bible, how different they were then what we think they are. Very educational and fun to learn.
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Saudi Borrowing Costs Rise to 10-Month High as Lending Picks Up
Saudi Arabia's one-year and six-month treasury bill yields rose to 10-month highs after loan growth reached the fastest pace in almost three years, lifting borrowing costs in the world's largest oil exporter.
The Persian Gulf nation paid 0.58 percent on one-year notes at its weekly auction today, up four basis points from last week's sale, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The yield, which has risen in the last four auctions, is up six basis points this month to the highest level since May. The yield on six-month notes gained two basis points to 0.456 percent, also the highest in 10 months.
Borrowing costs are rising in the largest Arab economy as it pursues plans to spend more than $500 billion to develop infrastructure, build homes and create jobs. Claims on the private sector grew 12.1 percent in February, the fastest pace since March 2009, according to central bank data. Treasury-bill sales rose 3.8 percent in February to 130.8 billion riyals ($35 billion), the first monthly increase since May.
"It might suggest that the government is drawing out some liquidity due to potential concerns over inflation," Paul Gamble, head of research at Riyadh-based Jadwa Investment, said by phone today. Annual inflation accelerated to 5.4 percent in February from 5.3 percent in January, central bank data show.
Rates Rise
The three-month Saudi interbank offered rate known as Saibor, the reference rate used by banks to lend to clients, rose three basis points to 0.87375 percent at 1:30 p.m. in Riyadh, the highest level since May 2009. The spread over the three-month London Interbank Offered Rate widened to 40 basis points today, the most since June, and has doubled this year, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
"The yield would go up in line with interbank rates, and Saibor has gone up consistently over the last six months," said Gamble.
Trading in currency forwards indicates an implied one-year interbank lending rate fell 0.6 percent to 1.0205 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The rate, the actual cost for banks to lend to one another, climbed in the previous four days.
In the United Arab Emirates, the second-largest Arab economy, the implied yield based on three-month currency forwards rose to 0.4806 percent from 0.4758 percent. Most Gulf currencies, including the Saudi riyal and U.A.E. dirham, are pegged to the dollar and central banks typically mirror monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
Default Risk Drop
The Saudi central bank, which fixes the riyal at 3.75 a dollar, has held the reverse repurchase rate, its key deposit rate, at 0.25 percent since June 2009.
One-year interest rate swaps, the fixed rate needed to receive floating payments for one year, rose for the first time in six days, gaining 1.8 basis points, or 0.018 percentage point, to 0.909 percent, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
The cost of insuring Saudi Arabia's debt against default using five-year credit default swaps is down 19 basis points this month to 118 on March 23, the third-lowest level in the Middle East, according to data provider CMA, which is owned by CME Group and compiles prices in a privately negotiated market. The contracts pay the buyer face value if a borrower fails to meet its obligations.
The most-populous Gulf country has largely been spared popular unrest that toppled leaders in Egypt and Tunisia last year and spread through other countries in the Middle East. Default swaps for the U.A.E. capital Abu Dhabi were at 117, while for the U.S. they were 31.


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A sport utility vehicle speeding down a muddy road slammed into trees and exploded, killing four people, including two children, and injuring two others, authorities said.
Investigators believe alcohol, recent rain and reckless driving may have been factors in Friday night's crash of the Ford Bronco, which burned completely, state Trooper J.T. McMillan said.
"They were out there, playing around, mud-bogging on the dirt road," McMillan said. "They got stuck in the dirt and were pulled out by a dump truck. They sped off down the road and the driver struck two trees."
Mud bogging is an off-road motor sport in which drivers try to go as far as possible through a mud hole without bogging down.
The SUV was traveling around 70 mph at impact, and the occupants weren't wearing seat belts, he said.
Authorities say the deceased victims are Susanna Guffey, 24, who was driving the Ford Bronco; Christina Caldwell, 36; Guffey's 2-year-old son, Lucas Ross; and Zoe Jayde Flick, 4.
Guffey's four-year-old son, Brody, sustained minor injuries in the Friday night accident and was later released from Sylvan Grove Hospital in nearby Jackson.
Another passenger, Tammy Flick - the mother of Zoe - remains in stable condition at Atlanta Medical Center with a broken leg.
Neither is believed to have life-threatening injuries.
Griffin is about 37 miles south of Atlanta.
4 Die In Fiery "Mud-Bogging" Accident
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International Journal of Legal Medicine
, Volume 124, Issue 2, pp 149-154
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Forensic age estimation in living subjects based on the ossification status of the medial clavicular epiphysis as revealed by thin-slice multidetector computed tomography
- Manuel KellinghausAffiliated withInstitut für Rechtsmedizin
- , Ronald SchulzAffiliated withInstitut für Rechtsmedizin
- , Volker ViethAffiliated withInstitut für Klinische Radiologie, Universitätsklinikum Münster
- , Sven SchmidtAffiliated withInstitut für Rechtsmedizin, Charité—Universitätsmedizin Berlin
- , Andreas SchmelingAffiliated withInstitut für Rechtsmedizin Email author
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Determination of the stage of ossification of the medial clavicular epiphysis is a crucial part of age estimation in criminal proceedings when evaluating individuals with completed hand ossification. In order to ensure a maximum of accuracy in forensic age estimation practise, it is recommended to perform thin-slice CT scans; but to date there exist no reference data on the bone development of the region in question based on thin-slice computed tomography. In this retrospective study, the authors evaluated thin-slice multidetector CT images of 592 individuals aged between 10 and 35 years produced in the University Hospital of Münster. The ossification status of the medial epiphysis of the clavicle could be reliably determined in 502 cases using the classification of stages by Schmeling et al. In male individuals, stage 2 was first noted at age 14, in female individuals at age 13. Stage 3 was first achieved by male individuals at age 17, by female individuals at age 16. The occurrence of stage 4 was first found in both sexes at the age of 21. In either sex, the earliest observation of stage 5 was at age 26. The findings are basically in line with those from the only CT-based study on the subject in question using the same classification of five stages, except from the fact that in the present study, stage 5 first occurs at age 26, which is 4 or 5 years later than what was found in the CT study using 7 mm slices in the majority of cases. This vast difference may be explained through the partial volume effect occurring with thick-slice CT images by a visual deception of the epiphyseal scar occurring with stage 4.
KeywordsForensic age diagnosis Skeletal age Ossification Clavicle Computed tomography
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- Title
- Forensic age estimation in living subjects based on the ossification status of the medial clavicular epiphysis as revealed by thin-slice multidetector computed tomography
- Journal
International Journal of Legal Medicine
Volume 124, Issue 2 , pp 149-154
- Cover Date
- 2010-03
- 10.1007/s00414-009-0398-8
- Print ISSN
- 0937-9827
- Online ISSN
- 1437-1596
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Forensic age diagnosis
- Skeletal age
- Ossification
- Clavicle
- Computed tomography
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- Authors
- Manuel Kellinghaus (1)
- Ronald Schulz (1)
- Volker Vieth (2)
- Sven Schmidt (3)
- Andreas Schmeling (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Institut für Rechtsmedizin, Röntgenstraße 23, 48149, Münster, Germany
- 2. Institut für Klinische Radiologie, Universitätsklinikum Münster, Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 33, 48149, Münster, Germany
- 3. Institut für Rechtsmedizin, Charité—Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Turmstraße 21, 10559, Berlin, Germany