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Kids Who Text May Find Trouble | Ohio News Network (ONN)
There are 24 comments on the 10TV WBNS story from Nov 9, 2010, titled Kids Who Text May Find Trouble | Ohio News Network (ONN). In it, 10TV WBNS reports that:A new study done by Case Western Reserve University surveyed more than 4,200 students in 20 public high schools in Cleveland.
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#1 Nov 9, 2010
what a whiny fa-gy generation,glad i grew up when i did.
#2 Nov 10, 2010
Sounds like you didn't actually grow up.
#3 Nov 10, 2010
i sais we teens text all we whont i wrinting ihis form west hiht school
#4 Nov 10, 2010
I think the problem is the parents allowing their kids with no restrictions. Kids have a lot of freedom, and distractions. Texting, sexting, Twitter, facebook, myspace, email, skipe. I had none of this in high school. I had several GOOD friends. Now kids have several hundred facebook friends. And people really think kids won't take advantage of this.
#5 Nov 10, 2010
I say this is ridiculous how they always put the blame on something for kids bad behaviors first it was video games now it is texting,my child has a myspace and texts and know she is not bad nor do I feel she will become bad over this she is an athlete and honor roll student, you monitor what they do and good parenting that's what keeps them from trouble the kids who are off getting into trouble are the ones who lack parental control and usually have parents who are doing the same things.
#6 Nov 10, 2010
LOL that is all I can say, give me a break. If a child is going to binge drink or have sex they are going to whether it was 20 years ago when we didn't text or now when we do text. This is a ridiculous accusation and waste of someones time and money to investigate, cracks me up!!
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#7 Nov 10, 2010
So the key to getting laid is to text a lot! who woulda though it'd be this easy!
OMG now that I know this I'm gonna get all the bitches
#8 Nov 10, 2010
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#9 Nov 10, 2010
I dont think school is helping you very much.
#10 Nov 10, 2010
Have to agree with you back in "my day" (damn, am I really that old now...) it was blamed on dungeons & dragons, and rock -n- roll. Allegations of satan worship, backwards masking, etc. If these people really want to find a cause, they need to stop being lazy and picking the latest 'low hanging fruit' and do some actual in-depth research for a change. Unfortunately, the truth is much less exciting and attention grabbing than blaming texting, gaming, music, internet, etc.
#11 Nov 10, 2010
This study is a crock. All texing 120+ times a day is going to lead to is sore thumbs and a high phone bill. This study is making texting sound like the next "gateway drug", seriously what a waist of time. Kids are going to have sex, drink, take drugs, fight regardless if they text or not. Kids just need better parenting to help prevent these behaviors.
#12 Nov 10, 2010
Wow what a utterly worthless piece of crap research project.
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#13 Nov 11, 2010
the poll above indicates most ohioians are in denial and are ignorant!
#14 Nov 11, 2010
The study's authors said that all that texting doesn't actually lead to the risky behaviors, but there is link between excessive messaging and acting in those ways.
You mean...gregarious people like to stay in touch with each other?
Who woulda thunk?
#15 Nov 11, 2010
I started with Psychology as a major - but that changed quickly when I saw how the professors came to conclusions and relied so heavily on theories of behavior. I very quickly abandoned that dept for fear of becoming brainwashed, and got my butt over to Philosophy where 'thinking' outweighs adherence to a particular paradigm. All of a sudden, people became people, not objectified subjects, who are studied by 'experts'.
Pop psychology, fueled by the so-called science of it, has done more to ruin our American Culture than any other single influence. This little 'news article' is the sad truth that the science of psychology has to constantly reinvent itself in order to remain 'useful.'
All right, everybody, when I count to three, let's get healthy and INDIVIDUATE!!!!
#16 Nov 11, 2010
Did you ever step inside an English class? Your writing is so bad, no one can understand your point - other than you believe you're a good parent who can't string three sensible words together.
#17 Nov 11, 2010
I had no problem at all. Part of being educated is being able to adapt to different writing styles. Guess you missed that part of your education.
#18 Nov 14, 2010
well i must say this is just another study because i used drugs and i don't ever send that many text a day at all even in my early adolescents i never sent that many the only time was when i had just gotten my cell phone for the first time, or the first time i got a gf too. also i think this may be skewed by fact that they took only drug using kids in this study cause i know plenty of kids that send way more text than that in one day and they don't use drugs and never had the way i see it this completely opposite as far as my high school journey went.
#19 Nov 14, 2010
Ok so what if she cant spell or doesn't have the best grammar, that make you so much better and she is prolly a great parent.
by the way you suck a grammar
Did you ever step inside an English class? Your writing is so bad. No one can understand your point - other than you believe you're a good parent who can't string three sensible words together.
so next time do be so quick to judge and what she is saying make perfect sense.
#20 Nov 14, 2010
have they run out of studies that actually NEED research done on? This is ludacris... What teenage kid isn't glued to their cell phones?? What a researcher can come up with just to get grant money....I don't buy a word of this study.
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Authorities know the details of how a young JPMorgan associate and his wife died in an apparent murder-suicide, but police, relatives and shocked neighbors are all mystified about why Michael Tabacchi would kill his wife and himself Friday night, leaving a 15-month-old whom everyone said they both adored.
Autopsy on Closter couple shows wife died from strangulation and single stab wound to chest. Husband died from self inflicted stab chest
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After autopsies, Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli said Sunday on Twitter that Tabacchi, 27, had strangled and stabbed his wife, Iran Pars Tabacchi, 41, then stabbed himself in the chest.
"We believe that the husband killed the wife but do not know what prompted all of it," Molinelli said in an email.
Molinelli had said Saturday that the stabbings took place around 11 p.m. Friday. The couple were discovered with their young son, who was unharmed, in their home at 595 High St., Molinelli had said.
The toddler — by all accounts the centerpiece of a marriage that was taking root in a quiet, suburban neighborhood — was with his paternal grandparents Saturday, authorities said.
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Autopsies were conducted Saturday, Molinelli said. A knife, apparently a kitchen knife, was found near Michael Tabacchi's body, but there was no note to suggest a reason for the deaths, the prosecutor said.
Authorities had no knowledge of marital or financial issues facing the couple. Molinelli said that question is part of the investigation. There were no signs of forced entry at the house, he said.
Meanwhile, arrangements were made for a funeral for Michael Tabacchi, but — as of Sunday night — not for his wife, who went by the name Denise Pars. According to the website of the Barrett Funeral Home in Tenafly, visitation was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon and evening, with a Mass at St. Joseph's Church in Demarest on Thursday.
A neighbor, Kurt Vreeland, said Michael Tabacchi's father had discovered the scene Friday night after receiving a text message from his son. Vreeland, who is Closter's assistant fire chief and said his wife is an emergency medical technician, said Tabacchi's father ran to his house seeking help. Vreeland said his wife tried to resuscitate the couple.
"It was too late," he told reporters outside his home Saturday.
Molinelli said Tabacchi's father called 911; Vreeland said he, too, had called 911.
Mrs. Vreeland told reporters, "The only quote you're going to get from me is that the love that they had for that little baby never wavered, despite the things that happened last night."
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"My life is about as far from perfect as it can get," Denise Pars wrote on her Facebook page in December. "But everyday I leave a job I really like with people I really enjoy, to spend the night with my gorgeous, healthy, baby boy, cat and husband … not a bad life." Neighbors and friends confirmed the Facebook pages belonged to the couple.
The couple married in a civil ceremony in July 2013, Molinelli said. Their son was born in October 2013. They had a church wedding ceremony the following May.
In a mundane reminder of family life that had filled the home, a wreath hung from the still-illuminated light fixture on the front porch Sunday, and two cars — a bright blue Mustang and a maroon Subaru sedan — were in the driveway.
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Twenty-one years ago, Brainerd's Julie Beasley became the first Minnesota State High School League gymnast to execute a layout Tsuk vault at the state meet, earning a 9.90 to win the Class 2A championship.
Beasley's record has since been broken (9.90 is the new standard) but her impact on Warrior gymnasts lives on. Current Warriors like Madison Grausam admire what Beasley accomplished and strive to duplicate her maneuver.
"Mr. M (Warriors coach Dave Maras) always shows us the video of that vault and it motivates us," Grausam said.
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"If it's done right, you could be state champion, if not maybe you still place," Grausam said of the Tsuk. "I want to place, but I'm hoping to go down there, do well and stick my landing.
"(Beasley) was one of the first girls in Minnesota to ever do (a layout Tsuk). Every girl wants to do the same vault that Julie stuck and won the state championship."
When Grausam finished her final section vault she wasn't sure if it was enough to go to state.
"I didn't actually know if I was in the running," she said. "Then, when I stuck my landing, Mr. M told me I had placed. I was really excited about that. It's exciting to go back (to state)."
It will be Grausam's second state appearance. As a sophomore she qualified in floor exercise and finished 26th. Last season she missed qualifying, with her highest section finish seventh place on vault.
Saturday, she returns to the Pavilion, site of her previous state trip.
"I think it's going to help a lot," Grausam said of competing at the same state venue. "I know what it's like to be there. I haven't competed on vault before there but I know the atmosphere, and how to calm myself."
Maras said Grausam has had a "great year." She earned all-state honors on vault (9.3 average), and received honorable mention on floor and balance beam and in all-around.
"She was in the hunt all the time," Maras said. "She didn't have a great conference meet, but none of us did. In every other meet she had one or two solid events.
"As a senior, she worked hard. She knew this was her last hurrah. She left nothing that she could look back and say, 'I wish I would have done this.' That's what we preach to our seniors, that this is your last year, don't look back and say, 'I wish I had done that' because that never happens."
Grausam practiced what Maras preached in her final season. She won 12 individual events, six on vault. She won floor and beam three times apiece and was all-around champion in two regular-season duals. She finished second in the all-around in two additional meets.
"I thought I had a really good year," she said. "I was more confident with everything. I knew this was my last year, so I wanted to give it my all. I knew I would not be able to wait until next year, so I did what I could and had fun."
Other notable efforts:
• Savannah Stone, Alpine skiing, finished sixth at state, the highest-ever placing by a Warrior girl or boy.
• Matt Pohlkamp, picked up two points against Tech to become the program's all-time leading scorer with 176 points.
• Mitch McLain, boys hockey, tied the program record for goals in a season (35) with a goal against Sartell.
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To interrupt His Yellow Plan
The Sun does not allow
Caprices of the Atmosphere --
And even when the Snow
Heaves Balls of Specks, like Vicious Boy
Directly in His Eye --
Does not so much as turn His Head
Busy with Majesty --
'Tis His to stimulate the Earth --
And magnetize the Sea --
And bind Astronomy, in place,
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Would deem Ourselves -- the busier
As the Minutest Bee
That rides -- emits a Thunder --
A Bomb -- to justify --
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Poem: 591.
To interrupt His Yellow Plan
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The department spent more than $1.1 million on overtime during the 2013 fiscal year, The Garden Island reported. Officials are now asking for $1.4 million in overtime expenses for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
"Fiscally, I think overall, we've done a really good job at managing the budget that is presented to us," deputy Fire Chief John Blalock said at a county Cost Control Commission meeting Monday.
The Fire Department is proposing a total budget of $25.5 million, compared with the last budget of $22.4 million. County departments are fine-tuning their anticipated financial needs before the County Council votes on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
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Increasing overtime costs also may be attributed to a training program for specific employees, he said. The program is designed to increase continuity when leave is taken by ranked personnel. Program participants are allowed 12 overtime days each year, according to Blalock.
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GREENVILLE — The Greenville City Council had a public hearing Monday to discuss creating an industrial facility district and approving an industrial facilities tax exemption for the new 57 Brew Pub and Bistro.
According to City Manager George Bosanic, an application for tax abatement was filed on behalf of the business for its portion of its new facility under Industrial Property Tax Abatement Public Act 198.
"These abatements encourage Michigan manufacturers to build new plants, expand existing plants, renovate aging plants or add new machinery and equipment," states Public Act 198.
Bosanic said 57 Brew Pub and Bistro's brewery section of the facility is what qualifies as the manufacturing portion, as Michigan has determined beer brewing a type of manufacturing.
The council approved a request to establish the industrial facility district for the 57 Brew Pub and Bistro property. The council then had a public hearing regarding the industrial facilities tax exemption before approving the tax exemption.
"It's my understanding about 30 percent (of the restaurant) would be manufacturing," said Bosanic, noting the building and land improvements to be abated are estimated at $200,900.
In a description to the City Council, Bosanic stated, "The city property taxes to be abated are $5,624 and overall property taxes are estimated at $21,776. The request is for the maximum 12 years at 50 percent."
57 Brew Pub and Bistro owner Bob Olsen was present at Monday's meeting and was questioned by Bosanic and council members about how many jobs the business is creating.
"It ended up being 62 jobs that were created," Olsen said.
Councilwoman Jeanne Cunliffe noted the 62 jobs were overall jobs and not all strictly manufacturing jobs.
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Not even a Wimbledon doubles title has convinced Australian selectors that Stephen Huss has what it takes to replace Todd Woodbridge in the Davis Cup squad to play Argentina in this month's quarter-final. It is expected Wayne Arthurs and Australian No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt will share responsibilities for both the singles and doubles in a fortnight.
Team captain John Fitzgerald, who described Davis Cup as "light years" apart from grand slam tennis, suggested yesterday he was not yet ready to take a punt on Huss for the team, which is to be named today.
The decision will not come as a surprise to Huss, 29, who does believe, however, that he will play Davis Cup in the future. "I'd be very flattered and surprised and I'd jump at the opportunity, but Davis Cup is about a lot more than just one result," Huss said yesterday.
"I think playing for your country is the pinnacle of any sport and that includes tennis. It is definitely something that I would strive to do. Hopefully, I can just keep having good results and hopefully, they will notice me."
Huss' arrival came as the two men charged with rebuilding the nation's dwindling stocks started their new roles. Former touring professional Steve Wood is Tennis Australia's first full-time chief executive, replacing Geoff Pollard - who will maintain his position as president and chairman of the board. South African-born coach Craig Tiley will be manager of player development.
Wood said he hoped to build the game across all facets. "Superstars are always valuable to have but having said that, we're looking to have more players play the game. We'd like to have more players than we've got right now (but) we've got programs underway to continue to develop our players . . . to help find more Lleyton Hewitts and develop our tennis stocks."
Tiley will oversee Australia's tennis programs and player pathways. "I don't have a problem with the high expectations. My objective is to get the results as close as we can to the expectations," he said.
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"I'm shooting the ball well," Hill told Scout.com. "I'm handling the ball really well. I'm getting to the basket. I'm playing defense pretty well and getting a lot of steals. I'm just helping my team."
Scout.com's No. 27 overall prospect said while he's happy with how he's playing he think he could play better. He said he spent the off-season working on his shooting.
"Off the dribble and just catching and shooting," he responded when asked about the offseason. "I'm working on my release to get quicker."
Interest continues to rise for Hill on the recruiting front, as a host of coaches have made their way to Augusta (Ga.) to check in on the talented scoring guard.
Among the head coaches that have seen him recently are Shaka Smart, Anthony Grant, Kevin Ollie, Buzz Williams, Tom Crean, Bill Self, Frank Martin, Mark Fox, Brian Gregory and Leonard Hamilton. North Carolina State and Duke have also sent assistants to check out Hill.
"I've just been working on getting my list narrowed down a little bit," Hill told Scout.com.
"What I do is I go into 2012 and 2013 classes and print them off and see what guys play my position and what schools they went to," Hill said. "But it's going pretty good."
The next step in the recruiting process is to begin taking visits. Hill plans to do that after his junior season.
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In a hotel ballroom in Jerusalem jammed with journalists from all over the Jewish world, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a rambling speech that covered everything from Iran's nuclear ambitions to an Israeli cow that he claims produces more milk than any other cow in the world. Really.
But I want to focus on his riff about the Presbyterians.
This was June 22, the day after the Presbyterian Church (USA) voted to sell off its stock in three American companies who manufacture products they claim are used to further Israel's occupation of the West Bank. Netanyahu mentioned the vote in the context of global anti-Semitism. Then you could sense he was extemporizing.
He invited the Presbyterians to come to the Middle East and look around. He'll arrange a bus tour through Libya, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq. But the bus will need armored plates, he suggested. And the visitors should not announce that they are Christians. Then they should compare what they see to Israel, the "only beacon of freedom" in the region.
This was said in the snide tone Netanyahu employs when you are not sure he is trying to be funny or just being mean. I thought he verged on the obnoxious.
But, dammit, he had a point.
The fate of Christians in the Middle East in the last decade has ranged from precarious to tragic. Since the American invasion of Iraq in 2003, as many as two-thirds of that country's Christians have fled their homes, according to a report published in May in the Huffington Post. Since March 2011, 450,000 Christians have been displaced by Syria's civil war.
And in Egypt, attacks on Coptic Christians prompted 93,000 of them to leave the country in 2011 alone.
Meantime, Arab Christians in Israel are not only safe to practice their religion but, as one top government official told me, they are believed to have an even higher standard of living than the average Jewish Israeli.
Channeling Netanyahu (something not easy for me to do) I could understand how the Presbyterian decision could seem biased, hypocritical and, yes, anti-Semitic. Why should Israel be singled out for its treatment of the Palestinians when Christians elsewhere in the region are fleeing for their lives? At the very least, shouldn't Syria and Iraq and Egypt be boycotted, too?
In his own clumsy way, Netanyahu pinpointed why the Presbyterian vote is, indeed, unfair and hypocritical. Put aside for a moment whether such divestment is even effective — selling shares in a few companies is hardly going to hobble Israel's steady economic growth or deter future global investment, so this sort of financial pressure is unlikely to stop the occupation.
But divestment is not only about wielding punishment; it's about shaping a moral conversation. Some of us feel as good about withholding our dollars as we do about spending them. The Presbyterians stressed that the vote was a statement about the occupation, not about Israel's right to exist or, heaven forfend, their love of their Jewish brothers and sisters.
Ah, but it is. Because when they singled out only Israel's actions, troubling though they may be, at a time when the region is aflame with tribal violence, they did hold one nation to a standard that others are not obliged or expected to meet. How is that not unfair and hypocritical? How does that not undermine Israel's legitimacy?
As for their love for me and my Jewish brethren, it may be sincere but it's awfully misguided. You'll not usually find me in the Netanyahu amen corner, nor am I prone to identify anti-Semitism at every turn. But when Jewish treatment of Palestinians is judged worse than the way any other dominant group treats a minority, when it is deemed worthy of unique sanction, when other horrors around the world are ignored — how can I believe that this isn't about the Jews? And that, my Presbyterian friends, is anti-Semitism.
I write this from Israel, where I am attending a journalism conference and reporting from the occupied territories. The collapse of the latest round of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians has left a dangerous, depressing vacuum, and I appreciate the impulse to find non-violent methods to promote an end to this conflict. The Presbyterian action is probably not going to measurably hurt Israel. But it has understandably hurt Jews.
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Santa Barbara-based My New Financial Advisor, a startup which helps match financial advisors with potential clients, said today that it has launched a new service to help generate client referrals for those advisors using phone calls. The startup is tapping fellow Santa Barbara firm RingRevenue for technology to track call performance and handle call-based referrals for financial advisors. Details of the business deal between My New Financial Advisor and RingRevenue were not disclosed. RingRevenue is headed by Jason Spievak; My New Financial Advisor was founded by Frank Troise.


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Local brewers are offering the public a taste of their tipple and a go at haggling for some well-kept recipes for the third consecutive year this weekend.
Around 30 dedicated home brewers from as far afield as Wellington and Auckland will converge at Huinga, offering beers, lagers, stouts, ciders, honey mead, limoncello, wine and home made chutneys and sauces.
This year the stakes are high, as for the first time the brewers will compete for the chance to brew a batch for Mike's Brewery.
Vaughan Wood, chief brewer of the Eastern Taranaki Home Brewers Association, which organises the event, says each brewer has his or her own touch, and this is what makes home brews so exciting.
He and mate Peter Ardell set up a brewing station at his home at the old Huinga School. They grow hops on the property, and harvest Manuka leaves and other local vegetation, as well as "anything from the garden" to add to the kit beer base to flavour their brew. It is a bit trial and error. If we find something that works, we will replicate it.
"But a brewer's recipe is his secret."
Vaughan grew up on the adjacent farm and attended Huinga School. He started brewing 20 years ago, but gave it up. Three years ago Pete convinced him to try again.
Pete, aka Pete the Plummer, lives on a couple of acres at Douglas growing apples, plums, feijoas, peaches, pears and collecting anything retro. He has been brewing for around 30 years. He likes his beer "natural and wholesome" and says the hard times of the 70s got him interested in brewing his own tipple 60c for a 750ml bottle of beer (current cost).
The first fermentation takes around a week, and it is then bottled for the second fermentation and for the beer to develop its head, which takes a few more days. The alcohol content is around 4-5 per cent. We keep it at a comfortable level because we want to enjoy it for the evening. We love brewing; just the whole process, the sharing, the trying new things. We would recommend it to anyone to have a go."
The festival is on from February 1-3, with tickets for the whole weekend $30 (children under 18 accompanied by an adult are free), or $10 for sampling at the hall. Every $30-ticket will go into the draw for a Woodzy Rocker.
There is free camping, good tucker, a horseshoe pitching competition and music. huingahomebrew.webs.com


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To: ****hiller, Moon over Hammy and Jack:
I don't know if I can address all of you in this one e-mail but in answer to some of your questions.
I live on the Boston MA border, surrounded by 2 to 3 story homes.Not too close together. The radio reception on one unit is particularly terrible ... it's on a desk in the kitchen on a wall away from windows. It does have an external aerial but we have to keep moving it around and it doesn't work that well. We don't have an outdoor aerial for tv reception.
I was hoping something unobtrusive could be installed in the electrical system that would improve reception, but it sounds like that would not work.
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A man and his friend were enjoying Deer Hunting Season in rural
Louisiana near a blacktop highway. A huge buck walked by and the
hunter carefully drew his bow and took careful aim.
Before he could release his arrow, his friend pointed at a funeral
procession passing on the road behind them.
The hunter slowly let off the pressure on his bow, took off his hat,
bowed his head and closed his eyes in prayer.
His friend was amazed. "Wow, that is the most thoughtful and touching
thing I have ever seen. You are the kindest man I have ever known."
The hunter shrugged. "Yeah, well, we were married for 35 years."
"We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid."
-Benjamin Franklin
"If the Good Lord wanted me to use percussion caps I reckon the river beds would be full of 'em for the takin"
Old flintlock shooter I met at the range.
In this day and age it is easier to stay stupid than it is to stay ignorant. I have had the misfortune to have encountered many informed idiots
you got to kill it to grill it...Ted Nugent


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Tri-Valley mayors team up to bring back federal money
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on Jan 19, 2012 at 10:04 am
You know, it is disappointing that local leaders have embraced the entitlement/welfare mentality so that they feel the need to go off to 'plead' for Federal money, usually by flying to Washington DC in some sort of group junket.
When there is urban decay in large cities in the U.S. and extreme poverty in rural America (where factories have shut down and departed for overseas locations), these are the areas far more deserving of Federal aid.
Perhaps it's time we elected local leaders that meet with their own constituents, rather than spend their time hobnobbing with the Washington bureaucrats.
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Steamboat Springs The charter school has four candidates vying for one position on the North Routt Charter School Board of Education.
North Routt residents will vote from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Clark Store for Hillary Ackerman, Dan Dean, Chris Gander or Mary Walker.
"We are really excited I can't even decide who I am going to vote for," said Shaunna Watterson, North Routt Charter School board president.
She said the school is fortunate to have such high quality candidates with sincere interests to serve in the best interest of both the school and community.
She said she was glad to see that half the candidates do not have children but are running to ensure the community-based school succeeds.
"I think (the school) has been a positive addition and will continue to be," she said.
The current board has four members; Mike Swinsick, Nancy White, Watterson and Barb Lynn.
The board will function with five members after the election.
Everyone on the board is required to live in the North Routt area.
The school has made great strides and continues to thrive with the support of the community, Watterson said.
People eligible to vote Saturday include parents or guardians of NRCCS students, charter school staff, board members and mentors, and registered voters of the North Routt Fire Protection District.
Watterson said once the new board member is elected, the board would receive policy governance training.
The board operates under the Carver Policy Governance system.
Charter School Director Mary Bramer recently attended a weeklong training session at the Carver Institute in Georgia.
About the candidates
Hillary Ackerman has lived in Routt County for 13 years, four of which have been in North Routt. Ackerman's experience includes more than 10 years of early childhood care and education in Routt County.
She works at the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps, coordinating the Healthy Lifestyles Mentoring Program, which places AmeriCorps members in the county's three middle schools during the school year, and in the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps backcountry crews in the summer.
The program's focus is on teaching and modeling a healthy lifestyle to the 11 to 25 years old age group as well as the importance of being a contributory member of the community.
Ackerman said she feels that the school's philosophy aligns with what she believes an education should entail and the value of instilling a sense of community into young minds is phenomenal and something that is too often passed over.
Dan Dean has lived in Routt County since October 1986 and currently lives in the Mountain Leisure subdivision adjacent to Seedhouse Road.
He and his wife, Tonya, have one child, a 26-month-old boy named Decker.
Dean is vice president of operations for Resort Group, a property management company in Steamboat Springs.
He has been involved in the resort hospitality industry in various capacities since 1986.
Dean has served on numerous boards and said he is very familiar with Robert Rules of Order.
He said he feels tourism is a vital component of our valley's economy but remains objective and sensitive to the balance between tourism, economy and our historical ranching culture.
Dean said he possesses a keen interest in youth development and feels he could apply his energy in a useful manner.
Chris Gander has been living in North Routt for 14 years. Having worked as a guide for his family's local outfitting business, Del's Triangle 3, Gander is currently employed by Calpac Lasers, a large laser distributor based in Steamboat.
He has previously owned a web design/digital media business and has educational experience in teaching severe needs students in the Boulder Valley School District.
Gander received a Bachelor of Arts degree in humanities and film from the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he met his wife, Hillary. Gander and his wife have been married for nine years and have two daughters, Sawyer and Bailey.
Gander said both girls would attend the North Routt Charter School and represent the sixth generation of their family to be educated in Routt County.
Mary Walker has family ties to the upper Elk River Valley since 1915 when her great great-aunt, Margaret D. Brown moved here. Mrs. Brown homesteaded and ranched for 47 years alone after her husband died in the flu epidemic of 1918.
Walker has lived here since 1987, having spent summers here since she was 6-years-old.
Walker has served on a number of non-profit boards including the Steamboat Springs Arts Council, the Tread of Pioneers Museum and the Steamboat Tennis Association.
She said she would bring a unique historical perspective to the role of the board member of the community school.
Not having children of her own, Walker's interest in serving on the board is rooted in her interest in seeing that the organization is a productive, positive force in the community with longevity and purpose.


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Private hospital operator Ramsay Health Care will build its own aged-care facilities from the ground up to ensure entry into the business while staying on the lookout for further acquisitions.
Ramsay yesterday reported a 4 per cent increase in net income after tax to $38.4 million for the full year to June 30, up from $37.1 million, and announced a final dividend of 10c, fully franked, to be paid October 29.
Managing director Pat Grier said Ramsay expected up to 10 per cent growth in core net profit in the 2005 financial year and was not experiencing any softening in market conditions.
The company remains keen to expand into aged care, creating 500 to 600 places in aged care in the next three years in Queensland and NSW, mirroring Ramsay's start in the private hospital business, where it built seven of its first 10 hospitals.
Ramsay remained on the lookout for aged-care facilities to acquire, Mr Grier said, but "not at any cost".
"We are aggressively stepping up moves into aged care through our own facilities," he said. "That doesn't mean we're walking away from acquisitions, certainly not."
Existing hospital facilities delivered organic profit growth of about 5 per cent, he said, with the same in the current year. Hospital admissions rose 5 per cent excluding extra capacity from acquisitions. Earnings before interest, tax and amortisation rose 16 per cent to $77.6 million.
Ramsay shares rose 13c to a record close of $6.27.
The company disclosed non-recurring costs of $2.5 million on its unsuccessful bid to take over Mayne's hospital portfolio and a $2.2 million write-off of borrowing costs with 2001 refinancing.
Mr Grier said Ramsay was interested in the Moran family's care facilities but there was little to report.


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On Friday, April 4, at approximately 4:30 p.m., the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office was notified by an absentee landowner that someone had caused environmental damage to the owner's property off of Highway 36 near milepost 26.03. The owner reported someone had cut down trees, dug out a pond with heavy equipment and marijuana was growing on the property. The growing marijuana was starter plants, which the owner destroyed.
The property owner also told the sheriff's office dispatcher he was notified by the Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Department that they responded to a structure fire on the owner's 180-acre parcel of property on April 3, at approximately 4 a.m. The three-story unoccupied cabin on the property was destroyed by the fire and burned to the ground. The property owner was responding to the property to evaluate the damage and requested a deputy meet him on the property.
On Saturday, April 5, at approximately 9:30 a.m., deputies met with the landowner on the property. He showed them the remains of the burned down cabin and told them that just prior to the their arrival, he noticed what may be burned human remains in the debris. The property owner told the detectives no one was supposed to be living in the cabin or on the property.
Deputies examined the possible human remains and called for sheriff's detectives, California Department of Justice, the Humboldt County Arson Task Force and the Humboldt County Coroner's Office to respond.
After detectives arrived on scene they met with the property owner who gave the detectives and deputies written consent to search the property, which they did. Cal Fire Investigators responded to assist with the fire investigation and environmental damage to the property. California Fish and Wildlife responded to assist with the environmental damage investigation. The coroner confirmed the burned remains were human. A Humboldt State University anthropology professor, who used to be a Humboldt County deputy coroner, and three of her students were summoned to the scene to assist with the death investigation due to the human body being destroyed by the fire.
As of press time Monday morning it is unknown whether the body is male or female. The identity and cause of death are being investigated by the Humboldt County Coroner's Office.
Anyone with information for the sheriff's office regarding this case or related criminal activity is encouraged to call the sheriff's office at 707-445-7251 or the sheriff's office crime tip line at 707-268-2539.


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Does anyone else like to browse old archives of other
gun forums? I do.. in case I missed something. :wink:
Found this gem this afternoon. About the stopping
power of the .45 :smile:
Ah, the age old stopping power question of this caliber vs. that caliber. Bigger bullet going slowly, or smaller bullet still going slowly, but faster than the bigger slower bullet? Is a .45 really "all that good?"
I had to know the ultimate truth in this matter, or I just knew my life would be in complete turmoil until I did. Answer...? I would conduct my own scientific backyard ballistic experiment. Here's how it went...
Location: My yard
Weapon: Sig 220 .45
Ammo: Federal 230 grain Hydra-shok
Ballistic media: One GI joe action figure with standard issue O.D. Jacket.
One Ken (as in Barbie) smooth boy "who knows what kind of" action figure with pink Izod shirt and a nice yellow turtle neck ensemble.
As you might imagine, they both looked good enough to shoot, although I had to make believe Joe was an informant to the Reno Injustice Department crime ring in order to pull the trigger. He just looked so damn proud.
To make this test as realistic as possible, I pryed off there heads with a screwdriver and filled them both up with Jello brand Gelatin.
Flavor: Strawberry/Banana of course.
I thought that Joe's jacket would most closely represent denim covered ballistic gelatin, while Ken's would be that of bare. (The quality of Ken's clothes was just plain embarassing).
The test: Ken got his first. 230 Grain Hydra-shok from seven yards dead center mass. I raked up what I could find of him and bagged him up. Next came Joe. Joe's plastic was much tougher, and that little jacket looked pretty darn thick, but I let him have it with the same medicine as Ken. As it turns out, Joe wasn't so tough after all.
I proceded to my make shift laboratory (toolshed) with the remains of my ballistic jello targets for analysis.
The result: Ken was pretty messed up, although I really couldn't find much of him to analyze. In fact, all I could find of poor Joe was part of his head and one of his little black Army boots.
It's safe to say though, (and in the most scientific way that I can) that the .45 ACP 230 Grain Hydra-shok is very effective against jello filled plastic action figures at close range. I couldn't determine if the denim really had much effect on the outcome of this test, but if I had to guess, I would say it didn't do much.
Do I sleep better knowing first hand the amazing "one shot" stopping power of the .45 ACP on plastic encapsulated gelatin...?
Regards in fun,


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TRELSTAR is a white to slightly yellow lyophilized cake. When reconstituted, TRELSTAR has a milky appearance. It contains a pamoate salt of triptorelin, a synthetic decapeptide agonist analog of gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH). The chemical name of triptorelin pamoate is 5-oxo-L-prolyl-L-histidyl-L-tryptophyl-L-seryl-L-tyrosyl-D-tryptophyl-L-leucyl- L-arginyl-L-prolylglycine amide (pamoate salt). The empirical formula is C64H82N18O13 · C23H16O6 and the molecular weight is 1699.9. The structural formula is:
The TRELSTAR products are sterile, lyophilized biodegradable microgranule formulations supplied as single dose vials. Refer to Table 5 for the composition of each TRELSTAR product.
Table 5: TRELSTAR Composition
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|TRELSTAR 11.25 mg
|TRELSTAR 22.5 mg
|triptorelin pamoate (base units)
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|11.25 mg
|22.5 mg
|136 mg
|118 mg
|182 mg
|mannitol, USP
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|76 mg
|68 mg
|carboxymethylcellulose sodium, USP
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|27 mg
|24 mg
|polysorbate 80, NF
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Aussies hit back at 'Frankenstein wine' show
Australian wine experts today rubbished a UK documentary on "Frankenstein wines".
The Channel Four Dispatches show said many winemakers use artificial flavourings and additives to mask the use of inferior grapes.
It named two of Australia's best known winemakers, Jacob's Creek and Hardy.
The documentary, screened on Monday, asserted that wine is now so industrially processed that it is little more than dressed-up alcopops.
"Many, many wines are no better than a sort of alcoholic cola. You get artificial yeasts, enzymes, sugar, extracts, tannins, all sorts of things added," a wine writer, Malcolm Gluck, says in the documentary.
The program's reporter, Jane More, wrote in The Sun that she was "shocked to discover the unpalatable truth" about what winemakers used in wine production.
This included the use of "artificial flavourings and additives to mimic the taste of the grape", she said.
She names two prominent Australian wine producers - Hardy and Jacob's Creek - in the story.
"But when asked, Hardys told us they add yeast to their merlot red wine and use egg, milk and gelatine to fine their product and make it less cloudy," she wrote in The Sun.
"Jacob's Creek admitted they added tartaric and ascorbic acid to their chardonnay and also used clay, enzymes and milk powder as a fining agent."
Both Hardy and Jacob's Creek have been contacted for comment.
But the local wine industry watchdog, the Wine and Brandy Corporation, stepped in with a vigorous defence.
Steve Guy, the body's general manager of compliance and trade, said: "I think it's a beat up ... I think [likening most wines to alcopops] is a throwaway line."
Many of the examples of apparent wrongdoing by Australian companies were accepted, legal and sometimes necessary steps in wine-making, he said.
"Of course they add yeast. Yeast is the organism that turns sugar into alcohol. It's totally misdirected to critic wine makers for using yeast."
Both ascorbic and tartaric acid were naturally present in grapes, he said. Similarly, eggs, milk and gelatine, were "natural things" known to be "used in wine production for centuries", he said.
"It's like saying 'shock horror, cars are made of metal and plastic' - what do people expect?"
The Herald's wine writer, Huon Hooke, also said it was "outrageous and completely wrong" to believe Australian winemakers misled quaffers with artificial flavours.
The documentary also detailed the seizure of 70 million litres of adulterated wine in Italy - labelled in the documentary as "Frankenstein wine" - which contained just 20 per cent wine, and was "bulked up" with water, sugar and other harmful ingredients such as hydrochloric acid and fertilisers.
Both Hooke and Mr Guy expressed their disapproval of the use of hydrochloric acid.
Hooke said the addition of sugar or water in wine making was also illegal in Australia, but he was not aware of widespread breaches.
"It doesn't mean there's not the occasional wrong-doer, but there's so many ways they can get caught, especially if you want to export wine".
Mr Guy said examples of local winemakers breaching the rules were few and far between, due to a "culture of compliance" and a climate typically favourable to making good wine.
Local winemakers who sold to both local and export markets also went through a rigorous assessment and auditing process to ensure they complied with regulations, he said.
The most recent example of a winemaker who broke the rules was in 2000, when Kingston Estate Wineries was found to use silver nitrate in its wine, Mr Guy said.
The finding resulted in a national audit of all Australian wines.
Both Mr Guy and Hooke said the UK documentary story exposed a lack of understanding about how wine was made, and how it has been made for years.
There was also some reverse snobbery at play, Hooke suggested.
"I think a lot of members of the press think wine is a silvertail drink, and if they can shout it down with a story [they will]," he said.
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After England's 15-run defeat late into Thursday night at Pallekele, it looks likely they must now win the next two matches in the Super Eights to have a chance of retaining their World Twenty20 trophy. West Indies prevailed without really having to break sweat (well, at least Chris Gayle didn't) on the day the tournament came to life.
It was not quite such a thriller as the Sri Lanka-New Zealand game earlier in the day, but Eoin Morgan produced one of those magical, wristy innings at a rate of two runs a ball to leave England needing 23 runs from the final over and a theoretical chance of victory. They could manage only seven against Marlon Samuels's low-slung off-breaks. It was remarkable that they had come so close after contriving to lose two wickets before a run had been scored.
This time it was not so much a trial by spin for the English batsmen even though the West Indies captain, Darren Sammy, constantly tossed the ball to his slower bowlers. But this game threw up other questions for England.
Most of the sides in this tournament decide who their best players are and make sure that they are in the first three in the order. At the moment it is hard to believe that England's top three are their best batsmen. Without doubt Eoin Morgan looked the best on Thursday nightyet he remained in the dug-out for the first half of their innings. He cracked 71 runs with five sixes from 36 balls. Alex Hales hit 68 from 51 balls but they were always playing catch-up. It may be that England are not quite sure who their best players are.
The start of England's pursuit of the 180 they required for victory was not ideal. Ravi Rampaul began with a double-wicket maiden. This nightmare start comprised an attempted front-foot pull by Craig Kieswetter, which spooned gently to cover. Next ball, Luke Wright tried to withdraw his bat too late and guided the ball to slip as if he was giving catching practice. In the first over of three Twenty20 matches England have scored a total of two runs and lost four wickets.
There was a 55-run partnership between Hales and Jonny Bairstow, who came out at No4, but it took a while.
After such a dream start Sammy shrewdly tossed the ball to Samuel Badree, the Trinidadian wrist spinner. He bowled cannily enough, yielding just 20 runs from his four overs, though the situation was all in his favour. He propels flat leg-breaks and ensures that the batsmen have no chance to swing their arms. He is no Abdul Qadir but he knows what he is doing and his selection was justified.
Bairstow, in particular, found it hard to accelerate and eventually, in attempting to hit Gayle for six, he was superbly caught by a galloping Kieron Pollard on the long‑on boundary.
At that point England were 55 for three from 10 overs with an almost impossible target ahead. Yet they never gave up hope. Hales executed some uncomplicated thumps down the ground; Morgan was close to his impish best, improvising one moment, powering the ball over square- leg or long-on the next. They added 107 together in a valiant effort. They could not win the game but they rescued England's net run-rate, which could still prove important at the end of the Super Eights.
The margin could have been much greater since the West Indian batsmen set off as if they were going to break 200. England showed hints of the promised aggression with an early bouncer at Gayle from Jade Dernbach. Steven Finn also bowled with hostility.
But soon Gayle was on his way with muscular pull shots and the odd swat over the covers. Johnson Charles veered between the hack and the sublimely timed glide beyond the infield, and he would go on to crack 84 from 56 balls.
After six overs West Indies were 47 for nought, a score that gave their batsmen ominous freedom. Stuart Broad turned to his spinners; Gayle opened his shoulders. He hit Samit Patel for three leg-side sixes in an over, the first of which might just have been caught by Morgan if he had stayed right on the boundary.
Then Finn dropped a straightforward catch, running in from long-off to reprieve Charles, and the batsmen ran a single.
Gayle went for a big hit to the next ball to rub salt in the wound; he did not connect properly and the ball sailed in the air towards Finn – again. There was plenty of time for him to consider the consequences of another drop, but this time Finn clung on and Gayle departed smiling, having hit 58 from 35 balls.
England managed to exercise some control in the second half of the West Indies innings. Samuels holed out to cover, Broad produced a priceless wicket maiden and Wright clung on to a skier to remove Pollard. But West Indies, with the bonus of that double-wicket maiden, had enough.


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picked colonies from Ernesto's plates from 12.06.26 into 2ml LB+amp. left to shake at 36 deg overnight.
Keio strain JW2662-01 arrived. Put filter paper into 2ml of plain liquid LB overnight shaking at 36 deg.