The Dickinson State wrestling team has
signed three prep wrestlers from Miles City all of them Montana
state champions to wrestle at the school in North Dakota.
DSU wrestling coach Thadd O'Donnell says Custer County High
School standouts Caey
The Dickinson State wrestling team has
signed three prep wrestlers from Miles City all of them Montana
state champions to wrestle at the school in North Dakota.
DSU wrestling coach Thadd O'Donnell says Custer County High
School standouts Caey
University of Montana freshman golfer
Ashli Helstrom was named to the 2009 National Golf Coaches
Association All-American Scholar Team.
Helstrom, from Hibbing, Minn., was one of 410 women's collegiate
golfers from NCAA Divisions I, II and III to
Star shortstop Dan Olinger of the
Great Falls Stallions has signed an NCAA Division I national letter
of intent to accept a baseball scholarship from the University of
Minnesota.
Besides playing American Legion baseball with the Stallions,
Olin
Doctors have reported 15 cases of Lyme
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Health officials say most appear to be recently diagnosed but
older illnesses, and that all of them likely originat
The Montana Highway Patrol has obtained a
warrant to examine a truck allegedly involved in a hit-and-run
accident that killed an 18-year-old man in Seeley Lake last week.
The victim, Rodney Louden, died from head injuries.
The Highway Patro
A four-year-old Utah boy is recovering
in a Calgary hospital after he was pulled unconscious from Waterton
Lake at the Canada-U.S. border.
The boy from Provo, Utah, was in stable condition after being
airlifted to Alberta Children's Hospital. Th
Fewer Montana high school students are
smoking and more are wearing seat belts in motor vehicles,
according to a spring survey of 1,800 high school students in the
state.
The 2009 Youth Risk Behavior Survey also found a smaller
percentage of Mo
An ordinance banning text messaging while
driving and bicycling is now in effect in Missoula.
A month ago, the western Montana city adopted a new ordinance
restricting all cell phone use while driving. The law also banned
talking on your cell ph
State officials are taking public comment
on a proposal to reduce the reclamation bond posted by operators of
a talc mine near Ennis, in southwestern Montana.
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality reviewed the
bond for the Yellowstone
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A 32-year-old Helena man who was critically
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Travis Ehret died Tuesday morning at St. Vincent Hospital in
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Montana State guard Jenny Heringer has
decided not to play her senior season on the women's basketball
team, citing personal reasons. Heringer was a second-team all-Big
Sky Conference player as a sophomore, when she averaged 8.7 points
and 4.6 reboun
Montana State guard Jenny Heringer has
decided not to play her senior season on the women's basketball
team, citing personal reasons.
The Billings Central graduate played 87 games at Montana State,
starting in 53. This winter, Heringer averaged
A 27-year-old man faces a felony charge
stemming from the botched robbery of a fast food restaurant in
Butte.
Cameron McBryde is accused of trying to rob a Burger King on
March 29 with 25-year-old Dennis Schadler.
Prosecutors say the men w
This week we've been showing you the details behind the test fire of an unarmed minuteman-three missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
The ICB missile was one from a silo near the Minot Air Force Base and the test fire was a complete succe
Montana State guard Jenny Heringer has
decided not to play her senior season on the women's basketball
team, citing personal reasons.
Heringer, a graduate of Billings Central, played 87 games at
Montana State, starting in 53. This winter, she av
Recent Butte High graduate Jake Richards won
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He won thousands of dol
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Butte High graduate J.B. Lawrence has
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The Yellowjackets are coached by Dan McNally.
Lawrence, a forward, scored three goals and had two assists
I don't disagree with you on several of the points you've made. Previous policy toward N Korea could have, and should have, been more effective. Enforcement of sanctions would certainly have helped. But we're here , and it's now. Monday Morning quarterbacking would be fun over a few beers, but we've got a more serious problem on our hands, should N Korea manage to get Nuke technology into the hands of those (well financed) groups that would pay dearly for it.
Oh Yeah.. That verse was from the U.S. Blues, by the Grateful Dead Reply...
If you go back and re-read my statements on Iraq, I believe that we could have solved the problems by enforcing sanctions we already had in place. Still they posed no immediate danger to America proper. They did to our allies and assests however. I also think the strategy we went in with was flawed. It was only set up to take down a gov't not set one up. Which is why it prolonged because there was no immediate power exchange. If you can't find those from previous discussions you have them now. My arguements about terrorists and WMD's are meerily made because of broad generalized statements. I want to point the fallacy, and in such prove a point. I agree we could have all together skipped the war and even had run it better. Especially considering the fact we should have had our focus on Afghanistan.
North Korea is a threat, but only in the short term, like I have said. I don't believe that they will nuke us, but it does show weakness when you let them do whatever they want. You don't let you kid get away with stuff without punishment. As their bad behavior escalates so does your punishment. This is more of show of force do the transistion inside the country.
So my cup is always half full, and Rye, Happy Fourth to you too.
N.Korea has had nukes for quite some time..and You've been aware of it. We're on the case..and we have been for as long as they've had them In fact the threat posed by N. Korea is not so much that they'd use them...a picture one gets from reading all these posts, but that they might sell them. And that"s the reason for the sanction, and for the recent confrontation between the US and N Korea re; that ship bound for Myanamar...
Nevertheless, Sicko, after reading your take on this issue, and your take on the WMD issue, the picture you paint of the world is a whole lot more negative than reality dictates...
i.e. the ineffective biological remanents or 80s biological weapons, the imminent threat of Nukes from N. Korea...
The glass is always half empty with you Sicko....Roll yourself a fatty, pour yourself a cold one, and sit back and enjoy the holiday week end... Reply...
Posted by care29 on Jul 3 2009 12:46PM
In Article: Care
If you have chance, Sneaky and Theresa check out this link. Anyone else also! It is a kids webpage, fellow racer of my nephew. My nephew Jake is to the left on the helmet cam kid....who is the kid on the homepage. ENJOY!!!! Watch close, my nephew is fast and he is only seen for a quick second...noen green helmet and neon green/yellow pants....#29!!!! The video is awesome and so is the song with it.....fun fun fun!!!!!
Posted by care29 on Jul 3 2009 7:46AM
In Article: Care
Hey everyone,
YE-HA, off of work today through Monday, I don't return until Tuesady!!! It is dry outside so far, then again it is only 830am. Give it time...actually it looks like the sun is trying its best to come out!!! I can only hope!
Theresa, the fourth we are camping at the motocross track...my stepson is racing his 2nd race ever...I'll be watching for the 1st time. My nephew is racing is 2nd or 3rd season...I have only watched a couple of times. With the girl in allstars, I haven't had any down time...so this weekend is a really good getaway for me. No ball!!!! Last night we had horrible rain storms...the coaches rented an indoor field...the girls had a lil scrimmage...loads of fun. My daughter is learning signals, very funny to watch. She is quite smart and quick...coach showed her once and she knows them. She has always been that way. Photographic memory, that one!!! Very proud mom, I am!!!!
Biddeford is ok not the ideal small town...we are close to the river and ocean...the city itself has always been a lil bit dumpy....Saco is much nicer. See I am from Saco originally and there has been a battle between Saco and Biddeford forever...high school football rivals. Battle of the Bridge they call it!!! I have a TA sweatshirt, my high school and my hubby has a tigers sweatshirt, his Biddeford team...we will go out on the motorcycle together wearing our rival sweatshirts...people will actually comment, when we stop for a butt or at a store...once in line at the store...a couple oldtimers and their wives got the biggest kick out of the fact that we were married and wearing the sweatshirts...fun times!!! So anyway I say that Saco is nicer and Rol, my hubby, originally from NYC, but has been in Biddeford since his younger years will tell you Biddeford is better. Traffic has tripled in the past decade easily!!!
Rol was stationed at OFFUTT, Nebraska, he worked for electronic security command. He was in the Air Force for 6 years. 2 regular and 4 in the guard. He wishes now that he stayed. Planes and flying have always been a passion of his since he was young. For work he builds jet engines for the military and commercial planes.... He has his pilots license for small planes. I have flown twice with him, loads of fun....love those small prop planes. He owned one while married the 1st time around but while divorcing he sold it...bought the harley...that pizzed of the x, she hated flying and wanted him to buy a bike...lol!!! Now I ride with him and forget that I am half her size...ouch that was mean....oops, sorry. hahahah!!!
I hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday weekend, maybe I'll catch ya tomorrow morning before leaving....
Posted by Theresa Mcewen on Jul 3 2009 7:01AM
In Article: Care
Good Morning Care, KO, Pets, Brats and Sneaky Cat and everyone else, how are you today?
Sneaky this forum was started with personal stories and thoughts. Feel free to join in. I misunderstood what brats, said and I apologized for it. Anyone can read this forum, it would be nice to hear more personal stories. It is a safe room that we can talk about our religion or lack of it without being slammed. I just get tired of people telling me to move back to New York. It has happened so many times in different forums. I am open minded and have different views on things, sometimes people hate me for it. My husband and my self made over a hundred thousand dollars last year and every penny was spent in North Dakota. My husband and I don’t even buy anything made in china and that is allot of stuff. Look at your toothpaste, it is most likely made in china, ours is not. We buy everything Dakota made. We poured twenty seven thousand dollars into North Dakota schools, and some of that were parent loans for school.If I could move back the east coast I would.
Care in my opinion lives in my perfect idea of a town, Biddelford Maine. It is raining like crazy there and her daughters are in softball. I just like to hear how they are doing.
It is the town I always wanted to live in, every Steven King book is centered in a little town in Maine. She is close to ocean.Visiting Biddelford is on my bucket list. I know I will go because I drive up the coast to Massachusetts at Halloween is a tradition. We go to Salem every year to celebrate the day with some real freaks. We already have reservations at a hotel for the next three years, because it gets that busy. It is the Mardi Gras of the East coast.
I can’t wait to hear about KO’s trip to Montana, and more want about Pets animals, no one in this room will say she is a bad person. I think she is great.
This is good mood room.
I would like to hear if Sick-O is reading this because I have a 2 page answer to why women, need sex.
Care, how is it going besides rain and rain? What are you doing for the forth?We don’t really go anywhere my son has a job at the local pool as a lifeguard. What is anyone doing for the forth. Let’s hear about it. I love you all.Talk to you later Theresa
"Too bad you wing nuts couldn't find a Republican candidate with "family values" and got beat by a black socialist liberal Muslim unexperienced noncitizen. What can a patriotic "true American" do? "
Meanwhile, I predict (and hope) that Pyongyang will back down. Otherwise, it will be a world of hurt for many of ours. We, the United States of America, have thousands of U.S. military personnel serving in the Republic of Korea at this very moment.
Another point: the Korean War is not over. It is simply the longest cease-fire agreement in history. This could end at any moment, most likely from North Korean provokation such as recent events, and/or infiltration (via tunnels and sea-borne vessels).
If Russia ever shoots down one of its own, then I'll eat one of my own pancakes. (Everyone else eats them, but they don't know what's all in the batter (battre ). But we will have Juneberries in about a week, I predict. Juneberry pancakes are impossible to beat, for rich flavor in a pancake. It's a difficult decision, whether or not to apply maple syrup onto a Juneberry pancake (stacked 2 or 3 high). But, by golly, when you wake up to that smell, you will usually get up out of your sleeping bag and get right to breakfast!
Not a damn one of those questions were answered. He did a very bad job of dancing around them too. At least Obama (who should do these) has some sense of humor. That spock bit a week ago was hilarous. Obama also has charasmatic and quick on his feet unlike Gibbs. However both have don't give very good answers when delve in to the depth of those answers that they give.
That all said, the US military is saying we are ready for anything that is head the this way from over the Atlantic, and Russia is saying if anything looks like it is headed its way it will knock it out of the sky.
So now a former allie is threatening shootin down it's missile.
Wow! What I just watched was a White House Press Secretary bouncing rocks off his shield! One after the other, from HIS OWN KIND! I couldn't help but notice, though, he never really answered a single question! Did he? Reply...
Now now, Jose, I think you Commie is the wrong word. Fascist admin. in, if you don't believe me look at what Helen Thomas says...She has seen it all, and she is a hardcore libby, if she is getting upset there must be something wrong here....
Furthermore we are merging our Corporations with our Gov't which is the calling card of a fascist state. Something many forget, progressives were the nice name for fascists. Reply...
The treatment could consist of topical ointment, in the form of conventional warfare.
However, surgical removal of the main source of illness in North Korea is still the only remedy that can cure the "Korean Problem". That may require a nuclear strike on Pyongyang. It's really up to the North Korean dictator. If he wants fire, he could get it, but we have a Bolshevik in the White House, and he is a well-known Communist Simpathyzer (ComSimp).
Posted by care29 on Jul 2 2009 8:44PM
In Article: Care
Well good evening all,
Sneaky...good to hear from you! How have you been? Hear from Rey lately?
Brats, Wisconsin? Never been there...I've been as far as Michigan. I took a vaca in Michigan, drove from maine so I got to add a few pins to the US map...fun road trip.
Back to my crappy weather...Sat & Sun are suppose to sunny....my fingers are crossed!!! Staying overnight at a motocross track on Sat so i am hoping for that 2 day break of rain. They say it rained 24 out of the 30 days in June. Yuk!!!
Have a nice night, and I'll try to stop in tomorrow...busy getting ready for raceday....