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Cops Have A Gut Feeling After Seeing Her Apartment. Weeks Later, A Simple Test Confirms Their Worst Fears About Her Three Kids…

Mommy News | Controversial | 9 November 2015
An Arizona mother of three has finally been arrested after two of her children tested positive for a slew of dangerous drugs. Read on for the full story!

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A mom in Arizona has been arrested after her young children tested positive for several different dangerous drugs.
36-year-old Holly Brooke has been under investigation since August, but police couldn’t find enough evidence to charge her with anything until recently, according to an arrest report.
Police were initially called to Brooke’s apartment near the end of summer, when she reported her ex-husband for trespassing, but investigators immediately noticed the deplorable condition of her home.
While they quickly contacted the Arizona Department of Child Safety to pay Brooke a visit on behalf of her three children—ages 4, 3, and 11 months—they weren’t sure if anything sinister was happening on her watch.
According to court documents, Brooke’s 3-year-old later tested positive for amphetamine, while the 11-month-old child tested positive for amphetamine, methamphetamine, and THC, which is found in marijuana.
Though Brooke also tested positive for amphetamine and methamphetamine, she still insists that she has absolutely no idea how her children got their hands on any drugs.
In an obvious attempt to avoid police while she was under investigation, Brooke packed up her apartment and moved without informing authorities of her plans.
Fortunately, police quickly tracked down the mom and arrested her on Saturday, while DCS officials have since taken custody of her three children.




geez sounds like Mother of the Year eh?

[heartgirl99]

When it wines it pours.
Hubby had a salmon dinner ready for me when I got home from w*rk today - including a glass of red.

he's a keeper, lee!

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100 Horses Stuck On Island Are Rescued By All-Female Team Of Heroes

By Barbara Diamond

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In 2006, nearly 100 horses were stranded on a small island in the Netherlands. A huge storm surge pushed seawater into the earth outside the dikes of Marrum, a town 90 miles from Amsterdam. Nineteen horses drowned or died of exposure on the muddy knoll that was turned into an island.
International press began to pick up the story of the Great Netherlands Horse Rescue, yet authorities’ efforts to rescue the horses continued to fail. In order to save the horses, rescuers would have to lure the stranded herd through receding floodwaters to safe ground, all while riding horseback. No one thought it could be done in a safe, controlled manner.
Then, on November 3, 2006, a miracle took place.
On the third day, the waters were expected to rise with the next storm. This would ultimately destroy the horses. In the meantime, the horses were growing weaker by the minute and were on the brink of giving up. But just in time, a posting appeared on the Friesian horse forum: “Horses and riders sought… Only experienced riders with horses without fear of water” could attempt such a harrowing rescue. The all-female riders — Susan, Micky, Antje, Hinke, Christina, and Fardow — heeded the call. They met the next day to bring the horses to safety.
In the following video, you’ll see what these heroic women accomplished by risking their lives for the lives of their horses…



In 2006, the Great Netherlands Horse Rescue rocked the country and the rest of the world. A fierce storm hit a town outside Amsterdam, leaving a group of 100 horses stranded on a small piece of muddy land.

YouTube

For three days, the horses were trapped on a small patch of ground that was turned into an island during the evening storm. As cold wind and rain pelted their bodies, the horses could do nothing but huddle together, hoping for a miracle.

Peter DeJong / Wyoming News

International press revealed several unsuccessful attempts at rescuing the horses. Then, a posting appeared on a horse forum, seeking experienced riders with horses without fear of water. They would meet the next day in a last-ditch effort to save them.

YouTube

Forty-year-old Norma Miedema is considered the unsung hero of the rescue. She was the first person to contact the authorities, refusing to relent until the horses were saved.

YouTube

Several women on horseback guided the animals back to safety 650 yards away, and the entire herd — except one horse — followed without hesitation. Norma, who ended up suffering from pneumonia, remained on-site the day of the rescue to help transport the horses.

Peter DeJong / Wyoming News

The six women (ages 19 to 40) who rode that day were honored by their government for their bravery and courage. They risked their lives, riding into freezing flood waters and hazardous territory.

USA Today

The last remaining horse was led back later that day, escorted by riders. It collapsed after reaching shore, and was attended to by veterinarians.

NBC News

The horses and their heroes were later commemorated for the bravery in Marrum, Netherlands — complete with horse hoof decorations and a symbol of the Friesland flag.

YouTube / John Maine

God bless the heroes who made this rescue possible by refusing to give up. Please SHARE this story with those in need of a little inspiration today!

[The Jester]

Forty Years Ago, where were you?


Most of us where around...

Last boathouse to stand at 45.346882,-80.239228 went down the bay that night!
Pengally Bay!

In the small town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire - selling and packing in preparation for the big move to this wonderful country. A move that I've never regretted. England is a great place to visit; but not financially viable for living.

[The Jester]

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100 Horses Stuck On Island Are Rescued By All-Female Team Of Heroes

By Barbara Diamond

• #

In 2006, nearly 100 horses were stranded on a small island in the Netherlands. A huge storm surge pushed seawater into the earth outside the dikes of Marrum, a town 90 miles from Amsterdam. Nineteen horses drowned or died of exposure on the muddy knoll that was turned into an island.
International press began to pick up the story of the Great Netherlands Horse Rescue, yet authorities’ efforts to rescue the horses continued to fail. In order to save the horses, rescuers would have to lure the stranded herd through receding floodwaters to safe ground, all while riding horseback. No one thought it could be done in a safe, controlled manner.
Then, on November 3, 2006, a miracle took place.
On the third day, the waters were expected to rise with the next storm. This would ultimately destroy the horses. In the meantime, the horses were growing weaker by the minute and were on the brink of giving up. But just in time, a posting appeared on the Friesian horse forum: “Horses and riders sought… Only experienced riders with horses without fear of water” could attempt such a harrowing rescue. The all-female riders — Susan, Micky, Antje, Hinke, Christina, and Fardow — heeded the call. They met the next day to bring the horses to safety.
In the following video, you’ll see what these heroic women accomplished by risking their lives for the lives of their horses…



In 2006, the Great Netherlands Horse Rescue rocked the country and the rest of the world. A fierce storm hit a town outside Amsterdam, leaving a group of 100 horses stranded on a small piece of muddy land.

YouTube

For three days, the horses were trapped on a small patch of ground that was turned into an island during the evening storm. As cold wind and rain pelted their bodies, the horses could do nothing but huddle together, hoping for a miracle.

Peter DeJong / Wyoming News

International press revealed several unsuccessful attempts at rescuing the horses. Then, a posting appeared on a horse forum, seeking experienced riders with horses without fear of water. They would meet the next day in a last-ditch effort to save them.

YouTube

Forty-year-old Norma Miedema is considered the unsung hero of the rescue. She was the first person to contact the authorities, refusing to relent until the horses were saved.

YouTube

Several women on horseback guided the animals back to safety 650 yards away, and the entire herd — except one horse — followed without hesitation. Norma, who ended up suffering from pneumonia, remained on-site the day of the rescue to help transport the horses.

Peter DeJong / Wyoming News

The six women (ages 19 to 40) who rode that day were honored by their government for their bravery and courage. They risked their lives, riding into freezing flood waters and hazardous territory.



The last remaining horse was led back later that day, escorted by riders. It collapsed after reaching shore, and was attended to by veterinarians.



The horses and their heroes were later commemorated for the bravery in Marrum, Netherlands — complete with horse hoof decorations and a symbol of the Friesland flag.

YouTube / John Maine

God bless the heroes who made this rescue possible by refusing to give up. Please SHARE this story with those in need of a little inspiration today!

What a remarkable story - kudos to those women and that brave rescue

[heartgirl99]

hope it stops raining for remembrance day services

[heartgirl99]

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100 Horses Stuck On Island Are Rescued By All-Female Team Of Heroes

By Barbara Diamond

• #

In 2006, nearly 100 horses were stranded on a small island in the Netherlands. A huge storm surge pushed seawater into the earth outside the dikes of Marrum, a town 90 miles from Amsterdam. Nineteen horses drowned or died of exposure on the muddy knoll that was turned into an island.
International press began to pick up the story of the Great Netherlands Horse Rescue, yet authorities’ efforts to rescue the horses continued to fail. In order to save the horses, rescuers would have to lure the stranded herd through receding floodwaters to safe ground, all while riding horseback. No one thought it could be done in a safe, controlled manner.
Then, on November 3, 2006, a miracle took place.
On the third day, the waters were expected to rise with the next storm. This would ultimately destroy the horses. In the meantime, the horses were growing weaker by the minute and were on the brink of giving up. But just in time, a posting appeared on the Friesian horse forum: “Horses and riders sought… Only experienced riders with horses without fear of water” could attempt such a harrowing rescue. The all-female riders — Susan, Micky, Antje, Hinke, Christina, and Fardow — heeded the call. They met the next day to bring the horses to safety.
In the following video, you’ll see what these heroic women accomplished by risking their lives for the lives of their horses…

what a great story!

[kawam]

Good Morning all.

[Karl Stiel]

Morning All

[ROMEO]

Happy Hump Day Q'sters

[dededi]

Good morning everyone.

[Wallie]

Good Morning

[Lee03]

Good morning. I hope everyone has a great day!!

[rock lobster]

Well it's almost time for my Alzheimer study group appointment.
Or was that yesterday?
Anyway I think I read in the paper yesterday that Graham's at
the heart of this Russian doping scandal.
Serves him right for stealing Wolfie's trip to Australia.