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JonBenet Ramsey

Oct 23rd

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Jonbenet Ramsey Murder Case

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Boulder Channel 1 page on the Ramsey murder case: JonBenét Ramsey, was murdered here in Boulder December 26, 1996. Boulder Channel 1 staff Jann Scott and others covered the case from the night of the murder. This is a case and a story we know well. Perhaps now with a DA and a police department working together, there may be justice for JonBenet.

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Jonbenet Ramsey murdered in Boulder Christmas 1996: Unsolved?

Jonbenet Ramsey murdered in Boulder Christmas 1996: Unsolved?

December 21st, 2014

One celebrated Boulder criminal defense attorney Skip Wollrab told us now that Burke Ramsey is of age"he could be subpoenaed to appear before a Grand jury to tell about what he knew , saw and heard the night of the murder.whatever is not privileged.[READ|SHARE]
Mark Beckner: Fleet White not involved in JonBenets Murder.....mmm---kay

Mark Beckner: Fleet White not involved in JonBenets Murder.....mmm---kay

January 25th, 2014

For the third time in 15 years Boulder Police have repeatedly said Fleet White was not involved in JonBenets murder. Why do they keep bringing up Fleet White then ?? And why now ? Why after reporter Charlie Brennan got the DA to release the Grand Jury findings which say John and Patsy Ramsey did it ?? White was in the house the day of the murder, but why do the police keep going back to him ?? Are they setting a trap?? And for whom? Jon Ramsey ? These are the actions of a trap setter. Why[READ|SHARE]
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Police end silence on JonBenet murder

October 25th, 2013

Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner and the Grand Jury say John and Patsy Ramsey killed their kid, lied about it and tried to cover it up. Now will they be arrested ??[READ|SHARE]
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Indictments: Parents aided in JonBenet's death

October 25th, 2013

Court documents released Friday show that a Colorado grand jury voted in 1999 to indict the parents of murdered 6-year-old JonBenet Ramsey on charges of child abuse resulting in death and being accessories to a crime.[READ|SHARE]
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JonBenet Ramsey's murder front burner

October 24th, 2013

One of the most notorious unsolved murders in Boulder, not to mention U.S. history, has recently been moved to the front burner, at least for the time being.[READ|SHARE]
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JonBenet Ramsey

October 23rd, 2013

World News 1 Report the JonBenet Ramsey Case was so popular that we created the complete JonBenet Ramsey Channel dedicated to the 10 year old homicide case that still has not been solved, but a suspect has recently admitted to the murder saying it was an accident. But does his story and what actually happened match up or is he just a sick child molester.[READ|SHARE]
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Visionary says Photographer killed Jon Benet Ramsey

July 16th, 2011

While off of work one afternoon, I had woke up from bed and proceeded toward the hallway to the restroom,when suddenly at the bottom of the stairs stood Jon Benet Ramsey. She had a camera strapped around her neck as in the vision at John Llley Correctional Center and said to me three times; "the photographer did it". And then she vanished. This premonition occurred a few more times thereafter.[READ|SHARE]
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JonBenet Ramsey News

October 24th, 2010

Breaking news on the Jonbenet Ramsey case. A suspect and former schoolteacher was arrested in Bangkok in the death of JonBenet Ramsey, the 6-year-old beauty pageant princess who was found strangled in her home on Dec. 26, 1996. World News revisits the case from the actual doorsteps of JonBenets' home in Boulder Colorado.[READ|SHARE]

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CU researchers find hyper evolution in walking stick insects

Oct 21st

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in CU News

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Poorly camouflaged insects can kick
off a cascade of ecological impacts,
new CU-Boulder study finds

A California walking stick insect that has evolved to produce individuals with two distinct appearances—an all-green form that camouflages well with broader leaves and a form with a white stripe running down its back that blends better with needle-like leaves—can markedly affect its broader ecological community when the appearance of the bug is mismatched with the plant it’s living on.

The new findings, based on research carried out at the University of Colorado Boulder, illustrate the ability of rapid evolution to cause a cascade of ecological impacts.

Can you find the camouflaged insect?

Can you find the camouflaged insect?

The scientists found that a walking stick insect that is not well camouflaged is more likely to be eaten by birds, and in turn, those birds are then also more likely to feast on the spiders, caterpillars, plant hoppers, ants and other arthropods living on the same plant. The resulting overall reduction in bugs living on the plant also means that the plant itself was less likely to be attacked by sap-feeding insects.

“Our study shows that the evolution of poor camouflage in one species can affect all the other species living there and affect the plant as well,” said Tim Farkas, lead author of the study published in the journal Current Biology. “It’s intuitive, but also really surprising.”

Farkas led the study as an ecology and evolutionary biology doctoral student in Assistant Professor Patrik Nosil’s lab at CU-Boulder. Nosil and CU-Boulder doctoral student Aaron Comeault are also study co-authors. All three have since moved to the University of Sheffield in England.

Evolution is often thought of as a process that unfolds slowly over centuries if not millennia, as individuals with genetic advantages have a greater chance of surviving to pass down their genes to the next generation.

But scientists are increasingly identifying instances when evolution works on a much shorter time scale. An oft-cited example of rapid evolution is the peppered moth. The light-colored moths were historically able to camouflage themselves against lichen-covered tree bark in England. A darker variant of the moth existed but was more rare, since birds were able to easily spot the dark moth against the light trees. But during the industrial revolution, when soot blackened the trees, natural selection favored a darker variation of the moth, which began to flourish while the light-colored variant became less common.

Evolution on such a rapid scale opens up the possibility that the process could have ecological effects in the short term, impacting population sizes or changing the community makeup, for example.

Researchers have begun to compile examples of these “eco-evolutionary dynamics.” The new study offers some of the most comprehensive evidence yet that evolution can drive ecological change.

“We have combined both experimental and observational data with mathematical modeling to show that evolution causes ecological effects and that it does so under natural conditions,” Farkas said. “We also focused simultaneously on multiple evolutionary processes—including natural selection and gene flow—rather than just one, which affords us some unique insights.”

Farkas and his colleagues—including Ilkka Hanski and Tommi Mononen, both of the University of Helsinki in Finland—focused their attention on the walking stick Timema cristinae, which lives in Southern California. The flightless insect lives primarily on two shrubs: chamise, which has narrow, needle-like leaves; and greenbark ceanothus, which has broad, oval-shaped leaves. The variant of the walking sticks that have a white stripe down their backs are better camouflaged on the chamise, while the solid-green walking sticks are better camouflaged on the greenbark ceanothus.

The research team began by cataloguing the walking sticks living on the two types of shrubs in 186 research patches, and determined that the striped walking sticks were indeed more common on chamise and vice versa.

Maybe this one should be tagged a walking {twig).

Maybe this one should be tagged a walking {twig).

In a second experiment, the researchers artificially stocked the needle-like chamise with the different variants of walking sticks. A month later, they sampled the shrubs and found that more striped walking sticks survived than un-striped walking sticks. They also found that chamise stocked with striped walking sticks were home to a greater number of arthropods as well as a greater variety of arthropods than shrubs stocked with un-striped walking sticks. Finally, there were more leaves damaged by hungry insects on chamise stocked with striped walking sticks.

The scientists surmised that the differences were caused by scrub jays and other birds that feed on walking sticks. A group of easy-to-spot walking sticks could attract birds, which might then feed on other arthropods as well. To test their idea, the researchers repeated the experiment, but in this case, they caged some of the shrubs to keep the birds from feeding. As they expected, the caged chamise stocked with un-striped walking sticks did not have the same drop in numbers as they did when the bushes were not caged.

“Studies of how rapid evolution can affect the ecology of populations, communities and ecosystems are difficult to accomplish and therefore rare,” Farkas said. “We’re hoping our research helps biologists to appreciate the extent of dynamic interplay between ecology and evolution, and that it can be used by applied scientists to combat emerging threats to biodiversity, ecosystem services, and food security.”

Funding for the study was provided by CU-Boulder, the European Research Council and the Academy of Finland.

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Boulder Army Store – Fall Values

Oct 21st

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Boulder Army Store

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Boulder Army Store - Fall Values

The Fall season is now here and now that it’s getting colder we all need some better gear for our closet and sure enough we have what you need here at the Boulder Army Store. Lots of great Fall Merchandise on sale and in stock including Winter Boots, Jackets, Flannel Shirts, Base Layer clothing, Clogs, Womens Boots and Mens Shirts, just to name a few. Come on in and browse for yourself.

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