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Re: Still no clues in 30-year-old Cedaredge disappearance

Christine LaPorte — Mon, 20 May 2013 16:49:59 -0000

Roger Ellison was my cousin. He will never be forgotten.

Re: Grand Junction Gains More Medical Kudos

l gaines miller — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 08:57:05 -0000

so when did you become such as horse hater nancy, what did horses ever do to you, you are a sick human being!!!!!

Re: Still no clues in 30-year-old Cedaredge disappearance

WS — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 05:05:48 -0000

The age progression looks like that benjaman Kyle man

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Re: Still no clues in 30-year-old Cedaredge disappearance

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Re: TSA can’t/won’t talk about controversial GJ airport security

Dee Jaye — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 18:42:16 -0000

FUCK SECURITY IN GA AIRPORTS!!!! It is a complete attack on the aviation industry. There are no terrorists. Fuck Off!!!
To give you some idea of who I am. My family immigrated to the USA on boats from Europe between 1898 and 1912. They came to USA legally and they learned English. I am the 7th of 8 and maybe soon to be 9 people in my family involved in aviation. I am a FAA Certified Flight Instructor / Airline Transport Pilot and Former FAA Safety Team Representative. In March 2008 I left the USA for the first time in my life and moved to Moscow, Russia. I was a first responder for the American Red Cross and dispatched to Ground Zero from 9/11/2001 to 9/21.
Today I see that goes on in the world, and I fear I may never come back to the USA. As a CFI I have to go through annual training (Programming/ Brain washing) from the TSA. One of the scenarios is; You see a man and a small child at your local airport taking photographs of airplanes... This is speciousness and potentionally a terrorist act. In the 80's that man was my grandfather, and they small boy was me. I think that the TSA, DHS, etc... are attacking the whole aviation industry. Everyone from the pilot/ passenger in a Boeing 747, to a student/ Instructor/ Flight School in a Cessna 152.
Today you have all this "security" in every airport. From Chicago Ohare to Hayward (Small "GA" Airport). People that have been owning and flying airplanes for decades want nothing to do with this "security" so they wind up selling their airplanes and hangars. And then you have the airline pilots making $18k a year/ gross pay. The airlines convinced the airlines to raise the retirement age from 60 to 65. This action does way more harm than good because it stifles the healthy turn over on top and advancement from within, so many pilots have left the industry, gone back to school in other fields, and have no plans to return.
Anyways, sorry if I have bored you. Good luck. Educate out fellow citizens.
Greetings from Moscow!

Re: Welcome to the Hindu Kush of Western Colorado

Kat LaFrance — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 12:21:10 -0000

They aren't staying away from population centers over here in Grand Junction. We just watched one of their Osprey, Saturday past, as it circled the entire Grand Valley, directly over major settlements of homes, etc.

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Re: Telluride gives prairie dogs a reprieve

Drago52962 — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 16:15:40 -0000

Endangered Species? If you fly from Denver to Sheridan Wyoming you will see prairie dog towns that are 15 to 20 miles long. I do not think they are near being endangered.

Re: Telluride gives prairie dogs a reprieve

Drago52962 — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 16:15:00 -0000

Endangered Species? If you fly from Denver to Sheridan Wyoming you will see prairie dog towns that are 15 to 20 miles long. I do not think they are near being endangered.

Re: Still no clues in 30-year-old Cedaredge disappearance

Larry Tucker — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 16:20:11 -0000

These disappearances are still happening. Most are college students. There was one in December, another in January, and two in February. Each case is different so that police are puzzled. To complicate this male students are frequently found drowned. Today with the Internet it is possible to gather enough information about all of them to put together a sound explanation, Subliminal Distraction.

Discovered when it caused mental breaks for office workers the cubicle was created to stop it by 1968 in offices. No school provides Cubicle Level Protection where it is needed nor do they warn students.

In these very old cases information is long gone that would show what he did to cause the mental break that led to a fugue state and disappearance. He might still be alive with total amnesia. Or he might have died by accident or criminal act while in a state of reduced awareness.

Re: Still no clues in 30-year-old Cedaredge disappearance

Larry Tucker — Wed, 23 Feb 2011 16:20:00 -0000