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Re: MONKEY MUSINGS DAILY OPEN DISCUSSION #61 04/22/13 -
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Quote from: texasmom on June 13, 2014, 02:30:58 PM
So hard writing this...
Our Sheltie, Scout went to the Rainbow Bridge early Tuesday morning. She's the one on the left in my avatar. We've had her since she was five weeks old and she would have been nine in September. She was sick about a month ago, the vet said he thought it could be pancreatitis so we treated her and she seemed to recover well. Monday night she had a sudden onset of similar symptoms that progressed much more quickly; she seemed to go into shock and died within a few hours of showing any sign of not feeling well. I miss her so much, there is a huge empty place in our home without her. She was a wonderful companion to us all, and I'm thankful for every day we had with her. Even with three remaining furbabies inside, it's so quiet without her. She was the alpha, and what I sometimes referred to as the town crier, she alerted everyone to anything and everything going on around here. The others still bark of course, but the lead voice is missing. She loved herding, and exploring with her sister (who is lost without her). The Jack Russell's have seemed sad too since her passing. Scout and I had a special bond, she comforted me so many times over the years, and she always came to me for comfort when it stormed; she was terrified of thunderstorms. We've had many many dogs over the years, Scout was our first Sheltie. She and her sister have been the best dogs, so full of love and life and a joy to be around. I'll never forget her and will miss her as long as I live. She was truly a beauty, inside and out.
Rest in peace my sweet girl, Scout.
I am so sorry texasmom. It's so hard to lose our fur babies. Hugs to you all. Remember you have almost 9 years of wonderful memories.
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Thank you Blue Moon and Green Eyes.
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I stand with the girl, Natalee Holloway.
"I can look back over the past 10 years and there were no steps wasted, and there are no regrets,'' she said. "I did all I knew to do and I think that gives me greater peace now." "I've lived every parent's worst nightmare and I'm the parent that nobody wants to be," she said.
Beth Holloway, 2015 interview with Greta van Susteren
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texasmom - I'm so sorry to hear you lost your beautiful Scout. Your loving words are a wonderful tribute to her. Sending hugs your way. xoxo
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Texasmom {{{hugs}}}
I'm so sorry for the loss of your sweet Scout.
Sending prayers of comfort to you and your family.
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Thank you can and grace-land.
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I stand with the girl, Natalee Holloway.
"I can look back over the past 10 years and there were no steps wasted, and there are no regrets,'' she said. "I did all I knew to do and I think that gives me greater peace now." "I've lived every parent's worst nightmare and I'm the parent that nobody wants to be," she said.
Beth Holloway, 2015 interview with Greta van Susteren
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HAPPY FATHERS DAY to all
Although my father has been gone for many years I think back on my life growing up and how, as a large family, he taught each of us how to SURVIVE. He taught his children that you don't have a free ride, you pay for what you want, you do without if you can't pay for it and you NEVER, NEVER expect someone else to pay your way.
I took his lessons to heart and today I am what I am because of the "hard life" lessons he taught me. Being one of eleven children wasn't easy but I would not have traded my childhood for anything in this world.
Thank you Dad, I miss you everyday.
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We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
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I've got an earworm going on: The Band Perry's "Chainsaw".
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:03:28 AM
We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
Muffy - I didn't realize the storms were so near to you. Glad you guys are OK. Sorry about all the tree damage.
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Re: MONKEY MUSINGS DAILY OPEN DISCUSSION #61 04/22/13 -
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:28:43 AM
I've got an earworm going on: The Band Perry's "Chainsaw".
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:03:28 AM
We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
So thankful you're all ok, MuffyBee! We're surrounded by trees, and although I love them I pray every time it storms. We've lost several in the last few years from the drought, and some from a nasty neighbor deliberately flooding our land. I know how much work cleanup is, and will keep you and yours in my prayers for safety as you complete yours.
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I stand with the girl, Natalee Holloway.
"I can look back over the past 10 years and there were no steps wasted, and there are no regrets,'' she said. "I did all I knew to do and I think that gives me greater peace now." "I've lived every parent's worst nightmare and I'm the parent that nobody wants to be," she said.
Beth Holloway, 2015 interview with Greta van Susteren
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Quote from: Blue Moon on June 15, 2014, 10:45:29 AM
HAPPY FATHERS DAY to all
Although my father has been gone for many years I think back on my life growing up and how, as a large family, he taught each of us how to SURVIVE. He taught his children that you don't have a free ride, you pay for what you want, you do without if you can't pay for it and you NEVER, NEVER expect someone else to pay your way.
I took his lessons to heart and today I am what I am because of the "hard life" lessons he taught me. Being one of eleven children wasn't easy but I would not have traded my childhood for anything in this world.
Thank you Dad, I miss you everyday.
Such an awesome tribute to your dad, Blue Moon!
Happy Father's Day all!
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I stand with the girl, Natalee Holloway.
"I can look back over the past 10 years and there were no steps wasted, and there are no regrets,'' she said. "I did all I knew to do and I think that gives me greater peace now." "I've lived every parent's worst nightmare and I'm the parent that nobody wants to be," she said.
Beth Holloway, 2015 interview with Greta van Susteren
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:28:43 AM
I've got an earworm going on: The Band Perry's "Chainsaw".
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I stand with the girl, Natalee Holloway.
"I can look back over the past 10 years and there were no steps wasted, and there are no regrets,'' she said. "I did all I knew to do and I think that gives me greater peace now." "I've lived every parent's worst nightmare and I'm the parent that nobody wants to be," she said.
Beth Holloway, 2015 interview with Greta van Susteren
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TM,
I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your pup Scout.
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:03:28 AM
We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
Muffy - I didn't realize the storms were so near to you. Glad you guys are OK. Sorry about all the tree damage.
Thank you Klaas. We're very fortunate considering the winds we had. We didn't have tornadoes, but instead we had a microburst resulting in straight line winds.
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:03:28 AM
We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
Muffy - I didn't realize the storms were so near to you. Glad you guys are OK. Sorry about all the tree damage.
Thank you Klaas. We're very fortunate considering the winds we had. We didn't have tornadoes, but instead we had a microburst resulting in straight line winds.
Muffy, so glad everyone is o.k. Straight line winds can be as dangerous as tornadoes. In fact, they can do more damage than a tornado because they are so strong and concentrated. In straight line winds trees are the victims. Glad it wasn't any worse. Scary isn't it?
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:03:28 AM
We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
So thankful you're all ok, MuffyBee! We're surrounded by trees, and although I love them I pray every time it storms. We've lost several in the last few years from the drought, and some from a nasty neighbor deliberately flooding our land. I know how much work cleanup is, and will keep you and yours in my prayers for safety as you complete yours.
Thank you, texasmom. We've got the big parts done, and at least the fence lines are okay and we can get in and out of the driveway. Some of our neighbors yards are worse and other neighbors yards look fine. I was in the southeast part of our state the night the storms hit, so I missed that part. I was so worried when my family called to tell me they were having a big wind storm and the tree in back snapped and the electricity was out. Fortunately, beyond the yard littered with broken trees and limbs, all was well.
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 12:47:41 PM
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Quote from: MuffyBee on June 15, 2014, 11:03:28 AM
We're still cleaning up, chain sawing, stacking, burning, and shredding after the big storm winds hit Thursday night. Sixty to seventy mile an hour winds not only came through, but seemed to have a back and forth action. One large double trunk Spanish Oak (Red Oak) in the back of the house snapped in half and fortunately fell away from the house. The Cedar Elms took quite a beating, with one snapped off near the top and now leaning on another in the front of the house, while others had limbs break and fall in different areas around the house. The live oaks, burr oaks and other trees such as the red buds, persimmons ets. seemed to do okay. We've worked to maintain the trees since we moved in eight years ago, and I think this is part of the reason the oaks did so well. We had cut away dead limbs, pruned them to help avoid breakage in high winds and of course, pruned them away from over the roof and near the house. The Spanish Oak was a weaker tree and looks like it may have had some sort of disease causing rot on it's inside. The ongoing drought has taken it's toll. We don't prune oak trees until at least July and only do that for a short window, and again trim in the coldest part of the year because of oak wilt threat. Only sections of the land was damaged, as if the wind had a path.
Our tree guy will come out Monday to take care of the broken cedar elm top and perhaps trim up some of the badly broken branches my husband and son aren't able to access. It will be a lot of work getting the trees trimmed up, as the stubs and areas that broke off need to be trimmed evenly to help healing and to help future growth. Some of the oaks are estimated to be at least a hundred years old.
We're fortunate no one was hurt, the house and vehicles not damaged.
Muffy - I didn't realize the storms were so near to you. Glad you guys are OK. Sorry about all the tree damage.
Thank you Klaas. We're very fortunate considering the winds we had. We didn't have tornadoes, but instead we had a microburst resulting in straight line winds.
Muffy, so glad everyone is o.k. Straight line winds can be as dangerous as tornadoes. In fact, they can do more damage than a tornado because they are so strong and concentrated. In straight line winds trees are the victims.
Glad it wasn't any worse. Scary isn't it?
Thanks Blue Moon. I'm really grateful my family and my neighbors are okay. There's some trees down and damaged, but we can deal with that.
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Quote from: San on June 15, 2014, 12:26:52 PM
TM,
I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your pup Scout.
Thank you, San. Miss her so much!
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I stand with the girl, Natalee Holloway.
"I can look back over the past 10 years and there were no steps wasted, and there are no regrets,'' she said. "I did all I knew to do and I think that gives me greater peace now." "I've lived every parent's worst nightmare and I'm the parent that nobody wants to be," she said.
Beth Holloway, 2015 interview with Greta van Susteren
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Congrats on your new car, Nut!
TY TY TY!! I never thought I'd be happy with a car, being a Nut 4 4x4 for so many years...but I do love my buick!
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Missing Persons - High Profile
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=> Missing Persons High Profile
===> Dylan Redwine, 13yrs old, last seen 11/19/12, Vallecito, CO
===> Kyron Horman - Portland Oregon
===> Caylee Marie Anthony - Florida (BODY FOUND)
=====> Caylee's Law - by State
=======> Caylee's Law - text
=======> ALABAMA
=======> ALASKA
=======> ARIZONA
=======> ARKANSAS
=======> CALIFORNIA
=======> COLORADO
=======> CONNECTICUT
=======> DELAWARE
=======> DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
=======> FLORIDA
=======> GEORGIA
=======> HAWAII
=======> IDAHO
=======> ILLINOIS
=======> INDIANA
=======> IOWA
=======> KANSAS
=======> KENTUCKY
=======> LOUISIANA
=======> MAINE
=======> MARYLAND
=======> MASSACHUSETTS
=======> MICHIGAN
=======> MINNESOTA
=======> MISSISSIPPI
=======> MISSOURI
=======> MONTANA
=======> NEBRASKA
=======> NEVADA
=======> NEW HAMPSHIRE
=======> NEW JERSEY
=======> NEW MEXICO
=======> NEW YORK
=======> NORTH CAROLINA
=======> NORTH DAKOTA
=======> OHIO
=======> OKLAHOMA
=======> OREGON
=======> PENNSYLVANIA
=======> PUERTO RICO
=======> RHODE ISLAND
=======> SOUTH CAROLINA
=======> SOUTH DAKOTA
=======> TENNESSEE
=======> TEXAS
=======> UTAH
=======> VERMONT
=======> VIRGINIA
=======> WASHINGTON
=======> WEST VIRGINIA
=======> WISCONSIN
=======> WYOMING
=====> Caylee Marie Anthony Murder Trial Archives
===> Sierra Lamar, 15yrs old, Morgan Hill, CA Missing Since March 16, 2012
===> JO ANN (JODIE) BAIN AND 3 DAUGHTERS MISSING 4/27/2012(2 murdered 2 safe)
===> Isabel Mercedes Celis, 6 yrs old missing 4/21/12 Tucson, AZ (Body Found)
===> Jennifer Kesse - Orlando/Ocoee, Florida
===> Susan Powell 28yrs old, missing 12/6/09 West Valley City, Utah
===> Michelle Loree Parker, Last Seen 11/17/11, Orlando, FL
===> Celina Cass, 11yrs old missing 7/25/11 New Hampshire
===> Aliayah Lunsford, 3yrs old, Weston, West VA, missing since 9/24/2011
===> Lisa Irwin, 10mo old missing since 10/4/2011 KC, MO
===> Robyn Gardner missing in Aruba August 2, 2011
=> Missing Persons - High Profile - Archives
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Virginia Area Missing and Murdered - possible connections
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=> Morgan Dana Harrington, 20yrs missing VA Tech 10/17/09(BODY FOUND)
=> Hannah Elizabeth Graham missing since 9/13/14 Charlottesville, VA
=> Alexis Murphy, missing since 8/3/13 Charlottesville, VA
=> Samantha Ann Clarke 19yrs. old Orange Va. Last seen 09/13/10
=> Dashad Sage Smith missing since 11/20/12 Charlottesville, VA
=> Cassandra Morton 23, Lynchburg, missing 10/10/09 body found 11/29/09
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High Profile Crimes and Trials (not missing persons)
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=> Jodi Arias trial - for the murder of Travis Alexander
=> Trial of George Zimmerman - 2nd Degree Murder of 17yr old Trayvon Martin
=> Scott Peterson Appeal of Murder Conviction
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Missing, Exploited and True Crime
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=> Missing Exploited and True Crime
===> Missing Persons Forum
=====> Missing Found or Presumed Deceased
=====> Missing Found Safe
=====> Missing Endangered Runaways
=====> Resourses, Search Groups and Fundraisers
===> Crimes Against Children, Elderly and the Disabled
===> Crimes of Passion/Anger
===> Serial Killers and Their Possible Victims
===> Unsolved Crimes
=====> Finally Solved
===> Haleigh Marie Cummings - Florida
===> Adji Desir - Florida
===> Somer Renee Thompson 7 yo, Orange Park FL 10/19/09(BODY FOUND)
===> Tracy Ocasio - Orlando/Ocoee, Florida
===> Shaniya Nicole Davis, 5 Fayetteville, NC Missing 11/10/09(BODY FOUND)
===> Holly Bobo, 20yrs old missing Parsons, TN 4/13/11
===> Hailey Dunn - 13yrs old - Colorado City, TX missing 12/27/10 (Body Found)
===> Elizabeth Olten - 9yrs, Jefferson City, MO missing 10/21/09 (BODY FOUND)
===> Lindsey Baum - McCleary, WA 6/26/09
===> Amber Leeanne Dubois 14yrs old - Escondido, CA(BODY FOUND)
===> Chelsea King, 17, Missing 2-25-2010 Rancho Bernadino CA (BODY FOUND)
===> Sandra Cantu, 8 years old - Tracy, CA(BODY FOUND)
===> Madeleine McCann - Portugal
===> Christine Marie Sheddy - missing since 11/13/2007 - Maryland(BODY FOUND)
===> Nevaeh Amyah Buchanan 5yr Monroe Michigan(BODY FOUND)
===> Gabriel Johnson 8 mo., last seen 12/26/09 Tempe AZ-San Antonio TX
===> Stacy Ann Peterson missing & Kathleen Savio murdered - Illinois
===> Zahra Clare Baker - 10yrs old Hickory, NC (Body Found)
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Natalee Holloway
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=> Natalee Holloway
=> Important Case Documents
===> Joran Statements/PV's
===> Paulus Statements/PV's
===> Deepak Statements/PV's
===> Satish Statements/PV's
===> Misc Statements/PV's
=> LCD Archive
=> Shango/Simian and other Codetalkers
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=> Monkey Musings / Open Discussion
=> Pop Culture Main
===> Hugely Popular TV Shows
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===> Scared Monkeys Radio with Dana Pretzer
=> Health and Medical Issues
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=> News of the Day
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=> Political Forum
=> Religion (discussion and debate)
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The Monkey Lounge
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=> The Monkey Lounge
===> Fashion & Decorating
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=> Inspirational
===> Memorial - Gone but Never Forgotten
===> Gratefulness - Light a Candle in Prayer
===> Inspirational scriptures, songs, stories and prayers
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Natalee Discussions (2005 ARCHIVE)
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=> Natalee Holloway
=> Theory and Speculation
=> Links and References Only
=> Natalee Breaking News Archive
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General Discussions (2005 ARCHIVE)
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=> News Issues
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