The LSD Story - Dragnet, Classic TV Episodes

Dragnet with a bit more of a controversial issue of the period, the LSD story.  (Liquid Soap Dispenser).   An interesting perspective of the times.  Because Dragnet episodes are in the public domain these days, we are offering free downloads on this episode.

http://www.putlocker.com/file/FAA14A9046B9DC72

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Virginia State Police Wanted List

Wanted Persons

Anyone having information concerning any wanted individual, or any law enforcement agency requesting assistance in locating a wanted subject, is urged to call the Virginia State Police (VSP) at the following division offices:

Administrative HQ in Richmond 804-674-2000 Richmond 800-552-9965 Culpeper 800-572-2260 Appomattox 800-552-0962

Wytheville 800-542-8716 Chesapeake 800-582-8350 Salem 800-542-5959 Fairfax 800-572-4510

WANTED INFORMATION IN IDENTIFICATION OF ASSAULT SUSPECT LINKED TO MORGAN HARRINGTON HOMICIDE (June 2012 FBI Revised Sketch) ***Fairfax City Wanted Poster*** VSP News Release	CHRISTOPHER LEE MULLEN WANTED FOR FAILING TO REGISTER AS A VIOLENT SEX OFFENDER
CLARK JOHN BOISVERT, JR. WANTED FOR FAILING TO REGISTER AS A VIOLENT SEX OFFENDER	ANGELO ELI WANTED FOR FELONY ELUDING POLICE
JOSE CLAUDIO RESENDIZ-GARCIA A.K.A. LUCIANO DEL VALLE PEREZ CHARGED WITH MALICIOUS WOUNDING OF A POLICE OFFICER REWARD OFFERED FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO ARREST (click for details)	PETER MARK PEROUNE WANTED FOR MULTIPLE COUNTS FAILING TO REGISTER AS A VIOLENT SEX OFFENDER CLICK FOR DETAILS
Gustav John Schilling FAILING TO REGISTER AS A VIOLENT SEX OFFENDER	Christopher Kenneth Adams Felony Failure to Appear Original Charges: Sex Offenses Involving Children
Wanted for Attempted Sexual Assault and Abduction	WANTED INFORMATION ABOUT THE MURDER OF Trooper Johnny Rush Bowman

Virginia State Police Senior Alert - Virginia Jackson Edmunds Missing

The Virginia State Police has issued a Senior Alert on behalf of the Lunenburg County Sheriff’s Office on 7-22-13 at 1430 hours.

Virgina Jackson Edmonds The Lunenburg County Sheriff’s Department is looking for Virgina Jackson Edmonds: Race: Black Sex: Female Age: 73 years Height: 5’5” Weight: 120 lbs. Eyes:  Brown Hair:   Black (wig) She was last seen on 6-28-13, at 211 Center Street Kenbridge, Virginia, and wearing a black Member’s Only jacket and black shoes; shirt and pants unknown. The missing senior suffers from a cognitive impairment and the disappearance poses a credible threat to his/her health and safety.  Additional information:   Last seen driving a 1999 silver Oldsmobile Alero.  Va license plate XYR-2048 Please contact the Lunenburg County Sheriff’s Office at 434-696-4452

Treat And Prevent Insect Bites Without Harsh Chemicals

English: The proboscis of an Aedes albopictus mosquito feeding on human blood. Under experimental conditions the Aedes albopictus mosquito, also known as the Asian Tiger Mosquito, has been found to be a vector of West Nile Virus. Aedes is a genus of the Culicine family of mosquitos. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

By Dr. Mercola

Summertime calls most of us to spend time outdoors. Alas, bugs can be a real buzz-kill at best, and carriers of disease at worst. Additionally, most commercial insect repellants contain a chemical known as DEET, which should be used with caution, if at all. Many studies have found DEET to have harmful effects.

Fortunately, there are plenty of tricks to keeping biting bugs at bay, and they don't involve applying toxic chemicals to your skin. There are also many natural remedies that can help take the sting out of your bites, should preventive methods fail.

The Most Common Offenders...

The featured article in Medical News Today1 offers an excellent and extensive overview of a wide variety of bug bites, their signs and symptoms and potential side effects, which can range from mild to severe (allergic reactions):

“When insects bite they release a form of saliva that can cause inflammation, blisters and irritation. Insect bite signs and symptoms vary, depending on the type of insect and the individual's sensitivity.

While one person may just have a small, itchy lump that clears away in a few days, somebody else can have a more serious reaction, such as papular urticaria — crops of small papules and wheals, which may become infected or lichenified (thickened and leathery) because of rubbing and excoriation.”

WebMD also has a helpful "Bad Bugs Slideshow" to help you identify some 28 different types of bugs and their bites.2 Some of the most common biting insects include:

Mosquitoes	Certain flies
Fleas	Bedbugs
Gnats	Midges
Spiders	Ticks

Fortunately, it’s fairly rare to catch diseases from most insect bites if you live in countries far away from the equator, such as northern parts of Europe, United States, and Canada. The closer you are to the equator, the risk of being bit by mosquitoes and other insects carrying diseases such as malaria, sleeping sickness, yellow fever, encephalitis, West Nile virus and dengue fever increases.

Ticks, however, can spread human babesiosis, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and Lyme disease—one of the most serious and controversial epidemics of our time—regardless of your geographical location. To avoid ticks, make sure to tuck your pants into socks and wear closed shoes and a hat—especially if venturing out into wooded areas.

Simple Preventative Measures to Avoid Mosquito Bites

Mosquitoes are probably the most pervasive when it comes to biting bugs that can ruin an otherwise pleasant outing. There are over 3,000 different species of mosquitoes throughout the world, about 200 of which occur in the US. Naturally, the best way to avoid mosquito bites is to prevent coming into contact with them in the first place.

You can avoid most assaults by staying inside around dawn and dusk, which is when they are most active. If you must be out during those times, wear light-colored, long sleeved shirts and long pants, hats and socks. Mosquitoes are also thicker in shrubby areas and near standing water.

Body temperature and skin chemicals like lactic acid also attract mosquitoes, which explains why you’re more likely to be “eaten alive” when you’re sweaty, such as during or after exercise, so trying to stay as cool and dry as you can may help to some degree. You may also want to forgo bananas during mosquito season. According to Dr. Janet Starr Hull, “there’s something about how your body processes the banana oil that attracts these female sugar-loving insects.”

She also recommends supplementing with one vitamin B1 tablet a day from April through October, and then adding 100 mg of B1 to a B100 Complex daily during the mosquito season to make you less attractive to mosquitoes. Research also suggests that regularly consuming garlic or garlic capsules may help protect against both mosquito and tick bites. The American Mosquito Control Association (AMCA) has a helpful factsheet3 of things you can do to prevent mosquito breeding on your property. The Three D’s of protection from mosquitoes are:

• Drain—Mosquitoes require water in which to breed, so carefully drain any and all sources of standing water around your house and yard, including pet bowls, gutters, garbage and recycling bins, spare tires, bird baths and so on
• Dress—Light colored, loose fitting clothing offer the greatest protection
• Defend—While the AMCA recommends using commercial repellents, I highly recommend avoiding most chemical repellents, especially those containing DEET. Instead, try some of the natural alternatives suggested in this article

Bat houses are becoming increasingly popular since bats are voracious consumers of insects, especially mosquitoes. For more on buying a bat house or constructing one yourself, visit the Organization for Bat Conservation.4 Planting marigolds around your yard also works as a bug repellent because the flowers give off a fragrance that bugs do not like. This is a great way to ward off mosquitoes without using chemical insecticides. A simple house fan could also help keep mosquitoes at bay if you’re having a get-together in your backyard.

Steer Clear of Chemical Repellents, Especially DEET

Currently, DEET (N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide) is used in more than 230 different products -- in concentrations of up to an astounding 100 percent. If a chemical melts plastic or fishing line, it's not wise to apply it to your skin -- and that is exactly what DEET does.

Duke University Medical Center pharmacologist Mohamed Abou-Donia spent 30 years researching the effects of pesticides. He discovered that prolonged exposure to DEET can impair cell function in parts of your brain -- demonstrated in the lab by death and behavioral changes in rats with frequent or prolonged DEET use. Children are particularly at risk for subtle brain changes because their skin more readily absorbs chemicals in the environment and chemicals more potently affect their developing nervous systems. Other potential side effects DEET exposure include:

Memory loss	Headache	Muscle weakness and fatigue
Shortness of breath	Muscle and joint pain	Tremors

Another potentially harmful chemical found in many bug sprays5 is permethrin. This chemical is a member of the synthetic pyrethroid family, all of which are neurotoxins. The EPA has even deemed this chemical carcinogenic, capable of causing lung tumors, liver tumors, immune system problems, and chromosomal abnormalities. Permethrin is also damaging to the environment, and it is particularly toxic to bees and aquatic life. It should also be noted that permethrin is highly toxic to cats.6

Even a few drops can be lethal to your feline pet. It is used as an ingredient in some topical flea products, so when you see "for dogs only" on the label, it likely contains permethrin. The Environmental Working Group (EWG) recently released an extensive review of the safety (or lack thereof) of virtually all bug repellant ingredients7.

Keeping Insects at Bay the Natural Way

Fortunately, there are highly effective repellents on the market comprised of natural botanical oils and extracts that are every bit as effective as DEET, but with none of the potentially harmful effects. You can also make your own repellent using:

• Cinnamon leaf oil (one study found it was more effective at killing mosquitoes than DEET)
• Clear liquid vanilla extract mixed with olive oil
• Wash with citronella soap, and then put some 100% pure citronella essential oil on your skin. Java Citronella is considered the highest quality citronella on the market
• Catnip oil (according to one study, this oil is 10 times more effective than DEET)8

Another option is to use the safe solution I have formulated to repel mosquitoes, fleas, chiggers, ticks, and other biting insects. It's a natural insect spray with a combination of citronella, lemongrass oil, peppermint oil, and vanillin, which is a dynamite blend of natural plant extracts. In fact, an independent study showed my bug spray to be more effective than a product containing 100 percent DEET. And it's safe for you, your children, and your pets.

Treating Bites and Stings with Herbs and Other Natural Agents

Once you’ve been bitten, the objective changes from repelling to treating the itch and inflammation caused by the bite. Fortunately, many herbs and other natural agents are soothing to the skin, and many have anti-inflammatory properties. So for your occasional mosquito bites, try one of the following:

Aloe vera: It contains over 130 active compounds and 34 amino acids that are beneficial to your skin.	Calendula: An herb with soothing, moisturizing and rejuvenating properties.	Chamomile: The most soothing herb of all, whether used in a tea or applied to the skin. It is rich in the bioflavonoids apigenin, luteolin and quercetin.
Cinnamon: In addition to possibly repelling mosquitoes, cinnamon has antibacterial and antifungal properties.	Cucumbers are helpful for reducing swelling.	Raw organic honey: An especially powerful variety is Manuka honey from New Zealand, made from bees that feed on flowers of the Manuka bush, also known as the "Tea Tree."
Lavender: One of the most popular essential oils for its calming scent, lavender is as antimicrobial as it is soothing.	Neem oil: Effective against fungal conditions, boils, eczema, and ringworm, and it would undoubtedly help an insect bite as well.	Tea Tree oil: Helpful for healing cuts, burns, infections and a multitude of other skin afflictions. It is also a good antimicrobial, including fungal infections.
Basil contains camphor and thymol, two compounds that can relieve itching. Either crush up some fresh herb and apply directly to the bite, or buy the essential oil.	Lemon and lime both have anti-itch, antibacterial and antimicrobial actions. Avoid applying citrus juices to your skin when outdoors however, as blistering can occur when exposed to sunlight.	Peppermint—the cooling sensation can block other sensations, such as itching, providing temporary relief. Either the essential oil or crushed fresh leaves will do.

Swiping a cooled tea bag over your bites can also help, as the tannins in the tea acts as an astringent, reducing swelling. For bites all over your body, try soaking in a bathtub of warm water with two to three cups of apple cider vinegar added to it. The acidity of the vinegar can help stop the maddening itch. Alternatively, dissolve some baking soda in your bath and soak for about 30 minutes. You can also mix some baking soda with a small amount of water or witch hazel to create a paste, and apply directly to the bite. The witch hazel works synergistically with the baking soda, making for a more potent mix to reduce swelling.

Hot or Cold Therapies Can Take the Sting Out of a Bug Bite

Using either ice or heat are other options that can help ease the discomfort associated with bug bites. For example, an article inScientific American9 recommends using a simple ice pack to treat painful insect bites in lieu of analgesics. The article also explains why common topical steroids like hydrocortisone aren’t always the answer—one reason being that you’re not supposed to put them on broken skin.

According to an article published in the Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin10 just last year, there is also little direct evidence supporting the efficacy of commercial preparations for insect bites, including antihistamines and topical corticosteroids. The authors concluded that the best course of action for mild local reactions is to simply clean the area and apply a cold compress.

Alternatively, applying heat directly to the bite also appears to relieve itchiness. One simple way is to apply a heated spoon directly to the area, as demonstrated by Lifehacker.com.11 Just hold the spoon under hot tap water for about a minute to heat the metal, then press it against the bite for a couple of minutes. Naturally, make sure the spoon is not too hot. 

 http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/07/22/insect-bite-treatment.aspx  For more on this subject please visit Mercol.com

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Picture Perfect by the TenGooz - Free Song Of The Day

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Funky soul music with a touch of Caribbean flair with the steel drums.  Picture Perfect is a great song and perfect for a summer party.  Play it here and if you like it, download a free copy.  You can play it at your next summer party or have fun with it while on the beach.  Get's your feet tapping.

Free music at GVLN 6 days a week.  

English: A steelpan player on High Street in Trinidad and Tobago Français : Un joueur de steel-drum sur High Street en Trinité-et-Tobago (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Rebels and Redcoats - Anti American Propaganda Films

For anyone in the US that has viewed this garbage, we want to point out that this series of propaganda films, done by a so called British historian, is highly bloated opinions with no basis in facts to support his claims in many areas of the films and is seriously lacking in facts in other areas to create a very biased opinionated sentiment.  It's anti American.  It's a violation of American History and designed to sway the opinions of anyone who watches it against our founding fathers.

  This site has been dedicated to showing actual American History.  Look through our pages.  No bloated opinions.  Just the straight history and we try to present it in the most entertaining way to teach everyone what our nations history really is and why it's important.

  This is a four part series and we were looking forward to viewing the entire series.  We watched the first 20 minutes and were appalled.  It was evident within the first 5 minuets that it was nothing but a lot of bloated opinion based on some historical accounts but missing others.  We just could not stomach anything beyond that first 20 minutes of the first in a four part series.

  Richard Holmes was selected to narrate and walk everyone through this so called documentary, (propaganda piece).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Holmes_(military_historian)
Mr Holmes is a British Patriot.  Not an American Patriot.  We Americans should trust his views why?  Again, he failed to cover critical American facts instead bypassing them for short sighted opinions on American history.  It's British romantic fantasy based on some American historical facts but excluding other historical facts to create bloated opinions.

We believe in the right to free speech, but we also believe in the right of the people to know and understand the truth.  

Ready, aim, fire.  Striking back at the tyranny.  Take your propaganda back to Britain and keep it there.

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Pennsylvania Dutch Cookbook - Recipes of the day

Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking Cookbook from Chuck Thompson

If you have ever been to the Pennsylvania Dutch Country in Lancaster, PA, you know how good the food is.  You are free to read the recipes right here all you want.  If you would like a copy of this, we are selling unbranded copies for only $2.99.  (Our information does not show up on the unbranded copy).  The file is a PDF format.

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Nathan Hale, I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country

Liberty's Kids episode number 16 featuring Nathan Hale with his famous defiance of the British.  "I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country". He defied the British to his last breath.  What you do not learn anymore in schools.

Nathan Hale One Life To Lose from Chuck Thompson

Read Nathan Hale's story right here.  This special e-book includes rare pictures and Nathan Hale's commission by the Continental Congress, signed by John Hancock.  You can download a copy on our SlideShare site or right here.

http://www.putlocker.com/file/3870C32253BE9A59  

Free download link.  PDF file format.  8.8 megs in size.  Full e-book.

WLA brooklynmuseum Nathan Hale bronze (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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Gloucester, VA Government, Can We Trust Them?

Local County Government:

Can we trust our local leaders?  From everything we have been seeing over the past few years, it's become clear that trust is a very serious issue with local county government.  

From government employees who conduct personal business while on the clock as reported to us, to a county attorney who tells local residents in his own office he is not an attorney, as reported to us.  From a Board of Supervisor who sits on outside public boards that make decisions that will affect the county and then votes in favor of those decisions later in public meetings, county employees who have private businesses in conflict with their county jobs, to ordinances passed and then later changed in violation of state laws?

  County employees seen using county garages during non business hours with the appearance that they are doing something very much in violation of their jobs?  Fake search warrants issued against local residents to altered 911 recordings producing false evidence against local residents?

  Harassment of local residents by animal control officers?  We have reported on all of these issues and more.  Wild spending and blatant disregard for state laws?  We see it every week in our views.   

This is a screen shot of an altered voice recording used as evidence in a court case against a local citizen.  From what we were able to determine, someone in the county purposely altered a voice recording?  It has all the markings of such from our view.  Why the voice recording was even allowed in as evidence is unknown as federal courts do not allow such evidence unless it can be clearly shown not to be altered.

We have posted videos, audio, screen shots, meta data, documents and more all showing that local officials have no regard for local residents they have been sworn to protect and serve.  Violations to the public trust exist everywhere from what we see.

Yet Louise Theberge continues to whine about losing the race for her seat.  Wondering why?   Gloucester politics look to much like Federal politics.  Dirty and not in the best interest of the people.

https://sites.google.com/site/gloucestervanews/  Here is a host of issues that Gloucester County officials really want you to forget.  Look it over closely.  The information on this site makes county officials extremely uncomfortable.  You have to ask why.  Then you have to ask if you trust local officials afterwards.   

Please note:  We are not saying that everyone in county government are bad.  There are a number of truly great and highly dedicated employees that are worth far more than they make.  The problem lies in the leadership in our view.