Family are said to be concerned for her well being as she is usually in contact every few weeks.Moses is described as First Nations in appearance. She’s 5’1″, and is said to weigh about 90 pounds with shoulder length dark hair and brown eyes.Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the Grande Prairie RCMP at 780-830-5701.- Advertisement –
Hilarious! The funniest tweets ever sent by footballers
13 13 6. Victor Wanyama isn’t a fan of scary movies – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 12. Jake Bugg shoots down Will Hughes #average – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 13 2. Ben Foster proves he’s a good parent – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 5. Jonathan Walters and Robert Huth exchange some banter – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 9. Lionel Messi makes Gary Lineker feel inadequate… – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 4. Cristiano Ronaldo might want to rethink the phrasing of this tweet – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 1. Wayne Rooney gets into a Twitter spat and threatens himself – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 13 13 13 8. Mario Balotelli shows he’s got the potential to be a vet – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 10. But Roberto Soldado makes Lineker feel like Pele! – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 13 13 13 3. Sebastien Bassong needs to brush up on his spelling – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 13 13. Benoit Assou-Ekotto has delusions of grandeur LOL – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 13 7. Jan Vertonghen gives us an update but Spurs fan knew this already! (It’s actually an assessment of his and the Belgium national team’s bowling prowess) – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… 13 11. The Walters/Huth comedy act produces the goods again – Click the right arrow above for more funny tweets… Footballers and Twitter are a dangerous mix.Several players have managed to make fools of themselves or get themeselves in trouble with their antics on the social network, like Joey Barton, Ryan Babel, Rio Ferdinand and Carlton Cole.But sometimes players, and former pros, are able to provide some hilarious moments in 140 characters or fewer and here at talkSPORT we found a few of the funniest tweets and Twitter exchanges from over the years.Click the right arrow above to see the best… 13
Man United team to play Brugge tonight – a world class starting XI but still no room for fan favourite?
Manchester United travel to Belgium for the second leg of their Champions League qualifying play-off with a 3-1 lead to protect.The Red Devils are seeking a return to the group stages and will be confident of finishing off the job away to Club Brugge.But what team will manager Louis van Gaal select for this crucial match?The Dutchman has so far been reluctant to pick fan favourite Ander Herrera, failing to select the midfielder in any of his starting line ups so far this season.‘Sell Ander Herrera! He doesn’t deserve this treatment’ – Take a look at the view of Manchester United fans who want the Spaniard to playWhat team would you pick for tonight’s match? What do you think are the key selection issues? Share your thoughts and leave a comment below… 11 23. Luke Shaw – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 11 17. Daley Blind – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 11 11 11 10. Wayne Rooney – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 11 11 36. Matteo Darmian 28. Morgan Schneiderlin – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 7. Memphis Depay – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking the arrow above! And let us know what you think of our predicted team by leaving a comment below 20. Sergio Romero – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 11 11 11. Adnan Januzaj – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 11 11 31. Bastian Schweinsteiger – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 8. Juan Mata – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 12. Chris Smalling – take a look at the full line up, in squad number order, by clicking right 
THE HOOPS REPORT: LENNON DELIGHTED WITH LAST GASP EQUALISER
HAPPY: NEIL LENNONFROM NEIL DOHERTY IN GLASGOW: IT was the late late show for Celtic as the Hoops snatched a draw in the fourth minute of injury time against newcomers Ross County.The Kris Commons strike from six yardscancelled out Richard Brittain’s second half free-kick to give Celtic a point.“I’m delighted,” said Lennon afterwards of a team missing a sackful of stars. “We showed great character. We were missing simple chances, which seems to be a bugbear of the team. I’m pleased to come away unbeaten.”Brittain’s goal – their first goal in the Scottish Premier League – came four minutes after the break.Celtic hit the County woodwork on either side of the interval and it looked as though the Dingwall side were heading for a memorable win in the top flight.“You never say never, and when we missed the quality of chances we had we were thinking it might not be our day,” said Lennon. “The players showed great character, which should give them a boost going into Tuesday, although we’ll be expecting a far better performance overall, and I think we’ll get it.“We were just a bit pedestrian with the ball at times, that was all. We created good chances in the first half and then in the second half we battered away and we had a lot of corners and free-kicks.“The over-riding emotion is that I’m pleased. We’re 11 players and four strikers short; to come away not losing the game is good.”Next stop: The Champions League €20M game against Helsingborgs on Tuesday. THE HOOPS REPORT: LENNON DELIGHTED WITH LAST GASP EQUALISER was last modified: August 19th, 2012 by BrendaShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:THE HOOPS REPORT: LENNON DELIGHTED WITH LAST GASP EQUALISER
Liverpool target favours Merseyside move despite interest from Italy
LATEST Where every Premier League club needs to strengthen in January IN DEMAND Zagreb are said to be ready to sell Olmo should they receive a bid upwards of £8m, which will not put Milan off.Meanwhile, Liverpool have also been monitoring the Spain-born winger since he established himself as a first-team regular at Zagreb.And Calciomercato have claimed that Liverpool would be Olmo’s preferred option should he be given the choice.Now it has been suggested that the Merseyside club could make their move as early as January to ensure the likes of AC Milan don’t nip in to complete a deal first. Arsenal transfer news LIVE: Ndidi bid, targets named, Ozil is ‘skiving little git’ Man United joined by three other clubs in race for Erling Haaland The biggest market value losers in 2019, including Bale and ex-Liverpool star LIVING THE DREAM Latest Transfer News Top nine Premier League free transfers of the decade Tony Cascarino backs Everton to sign two strikers for Carlo Ancelotti REVEALED Kevin De Bruyne ‘loves Man City and wants to keep winning’, reveals father Cavani ‘agrees’ to join new club and will complete free transfer next summer 1 moving on RANKED Olmo has been impressing in the Croatian top flight targets targets AC Milan are keen on Liverpool target Dani Olmo – but the Dinamo Zagreb star would favour a move to Merseyside.According to reports in Italy, the San Siro giants have set their sights on the 20-year-old, who has been impressing in the Croatian top flight.
‘BEST IN WORLD’ AMBULANCE BOSS SHOULD BE FIRED, SAYS DONEGAL MAN
The late Maura PorterTHE man who runs the National Ambulance Service needs to resign or be fired, a grieving Donegal man said today.NAS boss Martin Dunne has been ridiculed after he told RTE’s Prime Time his service was ‘the best in the world’.Mr Dunne said everything about the service was world-leading – including ‘the best uniforms in the world’. The comments have sparked outrage – set against RTE statistics which showed how people were dying because cash-starved ambulance crews were unable to get to incidents on time.Brendan Porter, whose mother Maura died last December after waiting 50 minutes for an ambulance in Carndonagh, today called on Martin Dunne to go.“He’s completely delusional,” said Brendan.“He should resign for those comments and if he doesn’t resign then he should be fired. Simple as that.” Maura was struck by a car as she walked home from chapel in Carn.Her son, daughter and husband spent an agonising 50 minutes waiting for an ambulance to arrive. Maura later died that night at Altnagelvin Hospital in Derry.The Porters believe Maura may have survived if the ambulance had arrived sooner.The union representing ambulance crews has also hit out at Mr Dunne, saying his comments were ill-judged and called for a massive increase in resources for under-pressure crews. ‘BEST IN WORLD’ AMBULANCE BOSS SHOULD BE FIRED, SAYS DONEGAL MAN was last modified: March 29th, 2014 by John2Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:ambulanceBrenda PorterdelayMartin DunneMaura PorterNAS
Despite Layoffs, Adobe Expands Investment in E-Books
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frederic lardinois Adobe announced earlier this week that it plans to lay off almost 10% of its workforce. At the same time, though, the company also announced that it plans to expand its investment in e-books and digital publishing. Adobe is creating a new organization within the company that will focus on products for book, newspaper and magazine publishers. With Bill McCoy, however, the company is also losing one of its most visible advocates for open e-book standards in this week’s layoffs.Reorganizing Adobe’s E-Book GroupsThis new organization within Adobe will bring together the e-book business groups that worked on the Adobe Reader Mobile SDK, Adobe Content Server, Adobe Digital Editions, as well as the group that worked with the New York Times on the Times Reader 2.0. The new group will focus on developing products and business opportunities for digital publishers. These will include support for business models like subscription, advertising and retail. Sony, for example, currently uses Adobe’s Content Server to power its DRM solution for e-books. While Sony offers its e-books in the ePub format, it also uses Adobe’s Content Server to wrap a proprietary DRM solution around the open ePub format.Bill McCoy is Leaving AdobeBill McCoy drove Adobe’s push towards making ePub the default format for eBooks. McCoy, however, is leaving Adobe as part of the restructuring. We can only hope that the company will continue to push for open standards in McCoy’s absence. More details about McCoy’s role at Adobe can be found at TeleRead. 8 Best WordPress Hosting Solutions on the Market
An evolutionary tree for violins
It should surprise no one that the body of the violin has changed very little over 400 years since the instrument was invented in 16th century Italy, as generations of violinmakers have simply copied the creations of masters such as Antonio Stradivari (1644–1737). But a new analysis, published this week in PLOS ONE, suggests that violins come in four slightly different basic shapes. Unlike other factors such as wood properties and bow pairing, the exact outline of a violin bears little influence on its acoustic quality, reflecting instead the historical period and idiosyncrasies of its maker. To study how violin contours change over time, Dan Chitwood, a plant biologist and avid viola player at the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, Missouri, analyzed photographs of more than 7000 auctioned violins made between the years of 1560 and 2003. Chitwood used a statistical technique called elliptical Fourier descriptor analysis to quantify the entire outlines of the violins for comparison. He found that the violin shapes fall into four major groups, typified by the creations of Giovanni Paolo Maggini (1580–1630), Stradivari, Nicolo Amati (1596–1684), and Jacob Stainer (1617–1683), an Austrian violinmaker who created the fiddle above. Violinmakers of the same extended family tend to create similarly shaped instruments, Chitwood found. Curiously, he found no characteristic shape for the Guarneri family, which included Bartolomeo Giuseppe Guarneri del Gesu (1698–1744), the violinmaker whose reputation rivals Stradivari’s. Instead the violins made by the numerous Guarneris fell into two shape categories: the Amati and the Stradivari. Chitwood says the statistical technique used in the violin analysis will also help him in future studies on how the shape of leaves evolve.
Militant killed, another held in Valley
One militant, attempting to attack local police recruits, was arrested and another militant killed in two separate incidents in Kashmir on Monday.A police official said the militant was held when he was carrying a live grenade during a special police officer (SPO) recruitment in Baramulla. “The militant was caught threatening candidates wile they were filling the applications. On his disclosure his three associates were also taken into custody. Questioning is on,” the Srinagar-based police spokesman said.Preliminary reports suggest he was from Baramulla’s Rafiabad and belonged to the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT). An unidentified militant was killed in an encounter in Pulwama’s Drubgam area. “The body is yet to be retrieved. One more militant is believed to be trapped in the cordoned area,” a police officer said.The encounter started when a joint team of security forces laid a siege on the basis of specific input about the movement of militants. Arun Kumar Sharma, ADG CRPF, met Lieutenant Governor Girish Chandra Murmu in Jammu. An official said Mr. Murmu called for “heightened surveillance on all fronts”. Dilbag Singh, DGP, also briefed Mr. Murmu. “The Lt. Governor emphasised the importance of regularly reviewing and effectively ensuring the security of all protected premises,” said the spokesman.