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Deer tend to feel safe in different areas and they keep other deer around them to help them feel safe. As a deer hunter, when a buck makes a mistake, I tend to pay closer attention to see what else they mess up on. I agree with the author when he says, “Some deer are smart and some aren’t.” -Gavin

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The case of Patricia Veach is extremely interesting. The young girl, only 8 at the time, was brutally assaulted and murdered in her Des Moines home. Though the police investigation was as thorough as it could have been, the case is still unsolved to this day.
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An intruder broke into the girl's family home during the night and brutally assaulted her as her parents slept.

DES MOINES, Iowa - Patricia Ann Veach was born on July 29, 1960, to William "Bill" and Etta Veach. She has one older sibling, William "Billy" Veach. The elder Veach met his wife in Northern Ireland in 1954 when he served time in the military. The family resided in a two-bedroom, 768 square-foot home at 805 S.W. Lally Street in Des Moines.

Veach was manager of Veach's East Side Fish Market on Grand Street, owned by his father, Albert Veach.

Patricia, nicknamed "Trisha" and "Trish" by her family, had recently completed third grade at Maple Grove Elementary School, located on S.W. Ninth Street.

Patricia's brother told Jody Ewing of IowaColdCases.org that Patricia was "a very bubbly, outgoing child" and loved to make funny faces at the camera when someone took her picture. In late June 1969, Patricia was the flower girl at her Uncle David's wedding.

Two weeks later, she was dead.

On Thursday, July 10, 1969, Veach awoke around 7:10 a.m. and noticed someone had slashed the screen on the front door near the latch. Thinking an intruder might have robbed the family during the night, he checked around the house, but everything seemed to be in order.

However, when Veach checked on his daughter at 7:25 a.m., he found eight-year-old Patricia dead in her bed, lying face-up without covers clad only in her pajama top. Blood had splashed on her body and the bed.

Patricia's bedroom was located at the front of the home, next to the front door. Billy, 13, usually slept in the basement; however, he stayed overnight at his paternal grandparents' house.

The Veaches last saw their daughter around midnight when she went to bed after watching TV with her parents and aunt, Wanda Veach, visiting from Nassau, The Bahamas. The adults went to bed sometime between 1 and 2 a.m.

Veach said they kept the family dog, Fluff, in the basement but never heard the dog bark.

The newspaper incorrectly listed the victim's age as 9. Patricia would have turned 9 on July 29, 1969/Des Moines Tribune via Newspapers.com

Police confiscated the screen door to test for fingerprints and searched the house and surrounding area for more fingerprints and other evidence. However, they found nothing substantial. They also canvassed the area asking residents if they had seen anyone or anything suspicious near the Veach residence.

Neighbors reported a Peeping Tom in the area a few nights before the murder. However, police found nothing tying that to the murder.

Veach told police that his wife thought she heard a prowler trying to get in the front door during a recent thunderstorm. He did not see anyone upon investigation and could not provide the police with relevant information.

Polk County Medical Examiner Dr. Leo Luka conducted the autopsy on Patricia and found she had been "sexually molested" and "smothered to death with either a hand or pillow." He estimated her time of death between 3 and 4 a.m.

According to Ewing, "Police Detective Capt. Cleatus M. Learning said his men questioned more than 500 persons by Sunday and there were seven detectives and two identification officers assigned to the case." But investigators failed to find any clues leading to Patricia's killer.

The police seemed to focus on Veach as a suspect; detectives questioned him daily at the start of the investigation. Community members eyed him with suspicion believing he had harmed his daughter.

The public's biased opinion was too much for the family, so Veach sent his wife and son to Northern Ireland for the entire month of August. His mother-in-law had flown to Iowa after the murder. Veach bought plane tickets for his wife and son to return with her. When his family later flew back to Des Moines, he told them he had purchased another home while they were overseas.

But blame and suspicion followed; the family's new neighbors petitioned to keep them out of their neighborhood. Patricia's brother told Ewing he "lived in fear his father would never be fully cleared."

On Tuesday, March 8, 2011, Billy Veach learned that familial DNA testing had ruled out himself, his father, and his father's brothers of Patricia's murder.

When Billy Veach told his father the good news, father and son broke down in tears, no longer victims of nearly 42 years worth of false accusations and scrutiny. The elder Veach passed away three years later, at age 84.

From Veach's obituary: "Bill wrote on his birthday in 2007...' I know that Patricia Ann's soul is with our Lord today, waiting for ours to be with her. Gee, I sure miss her.'"

Etta Veach still lives in Des Moines. Billy Veach also resides in Des Moines with his wife of 41 years. They have two grown sons and grandchildren.

If you have any info about the Veach murder, please contact the Des Moines PD at (515) 283-4864.

True Crime Diva's Thoughts

I don't think this was a random killing. Either Patricia Veach knew her killer, or he had stalked her sometime before the murder. She was the target, no doubt, so he came in contact with her somehow.

We know the adults went to bed between 1 and 2 a.m., and Patricia Veach was murdered between 3 and 4 a.m. That's not a lot of time to commit a murder. The killer had to make sure the parents were fast asleep before attempting to break into the home and commit the heinous murder.

It takes balls to break into someone's home and attack a family member while everyone was asleep. The killer was confident and not worried about anyone waking up. Talk about a huge risk! Whoever killed Patricia had done it before and likely after, I bet.

The timing of the killing is interesting. For one, Billy happened to be staying at his grandparents that night, so he wasn't even home. Second, five days before the girl was killed, her paternal uncle, Roy Veach, then 57, fired his .22-caliber revolver at a prowler who attempted to enter his bedroom. On July 15, Roy reported the gun stolen to the Des Moines police.

Roy lived on Astor Street, about 6 miles north of his brother's house. I wonder if it's possible the killer mistook Roy's home for his brother's and then went back to steal the gun to mislead police in the murder investigation. Or it's just one big coincidence.

Patricia's home is tiny, and, strangely, nobody heard anything. Fluff never barked, which makes me wonder why. The dog was small, but I saw no mention of its breed. Small dogs bark a lot and often over the slightest sound or movement. If he had barked that night, surely the Veaches would have heard him.

I can understand why people pointed the finger at the males in her family. The killing does seem to lean towards someone known to the victim, and it happened in the home. We now know the Veach men did not kill Patricia. So, it could be connected to the Peeping Tom and/or whoever tried getting into the Veach home before the murder. Etta thought she heard someone trying to get in the front door. The person(s) might have seen the girl inside or outside her house or walking to school.

I believe this case is still solvable, even though the chances of the killer still alive are slim.
What are your thought on this shocking murder?
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Marvel Endgame theories

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April 16, 2019

I thought that it was interesting on how accurate the theories were and how that each of them are different. I thought that it was interesting to see what people thought was going to happens and see what did happen.

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Ben Simmons was critizied for his poor performance in the playoffs last year. He was in numerous trade rumors this summer. He has not shown up to any offseason practices and is now skipping pre-season games.

I agree with the idea that Ben Simmons is being unfairly criticized. I also agree that Ben Simmons should be fined for missing practice and games. I disagree with the idea that Ben Simmons can be a number one option for a contending team.

I liked what Noah put down because of the high amount of deatal and how he showed interest in his topic. -Ty.T

I likes how you gave good information - Blaise

I like how Noah wants to help people from critizing others. -Gavin

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The article was about what happened in week 5 of the college football season. I agree with A new Heisman contender, Ohio State's resurgence and more Week 5 takeaways because they talked about how many teams should be ranked differently such as Iowa and Penn State because they deserve to be ranked 3rd in college football because they have been playing so well. The article also states, " Keep your eye on Ohio State '' and I agree because they have been on a hot streak since losing to Oregon in week 2.

Ben

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Some things I found during reading this is that frontal shots on deer are risky but can be a very good and vital hit. When Bow hunting it is better to wait and try to get a broadside shot on the deer. With a frontal shot there is a greater chance of error and you could hit bone or muscle before the vital organs like the lungs and heart. While using a gun you can feel confident about taking a frontal shot because of the speed and penetration of the bullet. - Blaisee

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“Should scientists run the country?", was published on Monday 27 Sep 2021 and the publisher is Philip Ball. Should scientists run the country?This has been debated since the dawn of time of scientists running the country. The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) at the start of the Covid crisis established Independent Sage as an alternative, public-facing source of expert advice. I disagree with this statement because I don’t think that scientists should run the country because it should be run by the people and the people that make the country. -Belle

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ow many lives would have been saved in the pandemic if the UK government had truly " followed the science "? The question is unanswerable but hardly academic. We cannot accurately quantify how many lives were lost by the politically driven delays to lockdown in the first and second waves, but the number is not small.

So would we have done better simply to put scientists in charge of pandemic policy? Might we hand over climate change policy to them, too? In fact, would their evidence-based methods make them better leaders all round?

How much say scientists should have in running society has been debated since the dawn of science itself. Francis Bacon's utopian Bensalem in his 1626 book New Atlantis is a techno-theocracy run by a caste of scientist-priests who manipulate nature for the benefit of their citizens. Enthusiasm for technocracies governed by scientists and rooted in rationalism flourished between the world wars, when HG Wells advocated their benefits in The Shape of Things to Come.

But while post-second world war issues such as nuclear power, telecommunications and environmental degradation heightened the demand for expert technical advice to inform policies, the UK government's first official scientific adviser, Solly Zuckerman, appointed in 1964 by Harold Wilson, stressed the limits of his role. "Advisory bodies can only advise," he said. "In our system of government, the power of decision must rest with the minister concerned or with the government as a whole. If scientists want more than this then they'd better become politicians."

That remains the common view today: scientists advise, ministers decide. "The implicit contract," says the Conservative peer David Willetts, a former minister of state for universities and science, "is that the scientists get to have their voice heard, and in return they accept that ministers will ultimately decide on what should be done." He considers the view (often credited to Churchill) that "scientists should be on tap but not on top" to be "the right model in a democracy".

The power of decision must rest with the minister. If scientists want more than this then they'd better become politicians

Solly Zuckerman

But the equation was never that simple. For one thing, in a democracy people have a right to know on what basis decisions are being made: scientific advice can't happen behind closed doors. After the shambolic BSE crisis of the 1990s, when the minister of agriculture, John Gummer, asserted without scientific justification that British beef was safe to eat (and tried to enlist his reluctant daughter to prove it), a public inquiry concluded that it is vital that science advice to government be transparent and open, and that scientific advisers be able to communicate directly with the public so that people could assess whether what ministers claimed was true. That right was vigorously asserted by Sir David King when he advised the Blair government on the foot-and-mouth epidemic and on nuclear power.

It was a perceived initial lack of transparency in the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) at the start of the Covid crisis that led King to establish Independent Sage as an alternative, public-facing source of expert advice. The pandemic has also highlighted the tightrope that chief scientific officers such as Chris Whitty and Patrick Vallance must walk. As civil servants, they are duty bound to support the government, and their careful chaperoning by ministers at press briefings led to questions about their independence. When government policy began to diverge markedly from scientific advice during the second wave, the tension was palpable. If a chief medical officer believes that a government policy poses a public health hazard or is downplaying dangers, then where should their allegiance lie?

There is now a strong case for reconsidering the constraints placed on scientific advisers: the top/tap dichotomy fails to acknowledge their broader responsibilities, especially in the face of irresponsible or incompetent governance. And while the idea that they refrain from explicit policy recommendations (which include value judgments) makes sense in normal times, Jonathan Birch of the London School of Economics has proposed that a mode of "normatively heavy" advice that does include such recommendations - perhaps unconditionally ("Do this") - is warranted in crisis situations. "Different norms apply to scientific advisers in extremis," he argues.

What's more, the "on tap" model assumes a view of scientific objectivity that has long since been exploded by experts on the social roles of science. "The idea that scientists can speak truth to power in a value-free manner has emerged as a myth," wrote the social scientist Sheila Jasanoff in 1990.

For one thing, scientists who join the mechanism of government but imagine they can operate untrammelled by political influences are fooling themselves. The landscape of options considered and modelled by Sage was set not by scientific considerations but by political diktat. As Sage member John Edmunds has said: "The politicians came up with [the] strategy and our job was to make it work" (the strategy here being the fateful "controlled herd immunity" scheme). And modellers predicting the consequences of the full relaxation of restrictions in July did not compare against the baseline scenario of keeping remaining restrictions in place, because they were not asked to do so. Whitty and Vallance must, meanwhile, have recognised that Dominic Cummings's violation of lockdown rules had implications for public trust and compliance; their silence on the matter was not "staying out of politics", but itself a political decision.

In its obligation to embrace fallibility and uncertainty, science is antithetical to the current mode of politics in which admissions of doubt and error are regarded as weakness. Yet it is precisely because of those attributes that science is vulnerable to exploitation for political agendas. Studying US policies on cancer risks, Jasanoff concluded that the adversarial style of regulatory decision-making polarises scientific opinion and prevents the resolution of disputes. "Far from promoting consensus, knowledge fed into such a process risks being fractured along existing lines of discord," she wrote three decades ago. Don't we know it now.

That consideration exposes, too, the fundamental problem with any notion of "rule by science" - we have to ask: "Which science?" Where there is lack of scientific consensus, science risks becoming a tool not for informing but for justifying policies. One of the most striking aspects of the denialist movements around Covid-19, vaccines and climate change is how "sceptics" position themselves as the true rationalists, parading cherrypicked data in support of fringe views. And they can always find "experts" with superficially plausible qualifications (including Nobel prizes) to support them, just as Johnson could convene a panel of lockdown-sceptic scientists to justify his procrastination last autumn.

Democracy cannot dominate every domain - that would destroy expertise - and expertise cannot dominate every domain - that would destroy democracy

Harry Collins, Robert Evans

But even good-faith experts will disagree, not least because different disciplinary expertise creates different perspectives. The problem is rendered worse by the persistent hierarchy of the sciences that privileges the "hard" disciplines - virology over social sciences, say. Technocrats prefer "hard" fixes: witness how in China, leaders such as Hu Jintao trained as engineers to seek solutions to social problems of water resource management in gargantuan techno-projects. Some say our pandemic response was too much led by "hard" epidemiological modelling and lacked adequate input from public health experts.

So the choice of "expert" matters hugely. Cummings's enthusiasm for more science-based policymaking sounded all very well until you recognised his tendency to capriciously anoint handpicked "geniuses" (sometimes mavericks). His reliance on the mathematician Tim Gowers to see why the herd immunity policy in early 2020 was "catastrophically wrong" was arbitrary and opaque to scrutiny. Gowers happens to be very smart (and was right), but plenty of experts in public health and epidemiology were already screaming into the void about that mistaken plan.

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In the end, we rightly elect politicians to make decisions and judgments, and not simply to enact what experts or data seem to dictate. As the sociologists Harry Collins and Robert Evans have put it: "Democracy cannot dominate every domain - that would destroy expertise - and expertise cannot dominate every domain - that would destroy democracy." As a scientist, I don't want to see scientists on top or on tap. Mature leaders, irrespective of their training, who respect science for what it is - a social system for arriving at reliable but contingent knowledge, based on data, embracing error and uncertainty and diversity of opinion - will not struggle to put it to good use. All we need to do is elect them.

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To catch the big bass fish he wanted he had to switch out lewers enough times to get it to come and eat it. I relate to this article because I have to change lewers often too to be able to catch the right fish. You also have to have a strong enough line so that it doesn't break when you hook a big bass.
Shyann

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Matt starts the day with a big rat wake bait when he sees the flooded shoreline but soon realizes he's missed the window for this bite by a couple days. He falls back to some of his reliable favorites (frog and chatterbait) to build momentum, then switches back to a swimbait in search of a kicker fish. It works!! Once the bite comes to a halt you see the wheels turning as Matt adapts and finds a final method to get the leery midday bass to bite.

Below you'll find links to the exact baits Matt used throughout the day. We've included the colors, sizes, as well as the rods and reels he had on the kayak. We'll also include links to his life jacket and kayak so you're prepared when you head back out on the water. All the links go directly to Tackle Warehouse where you can see detailed photos and descriptions of each item.

-PB Rat 2-Piece: https://bit.ly/2OKJZBH

Color: Bone Brown

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Trailer- Big Bite Swimon 4.25: https://bit.ly/2NkSdPV

Color: Green Pumpkin Chartreuse Swirl

-Snagproof Phat Frog: https://bit.ly/3vCrnTv

Color: Bluegill

Bait- Megabass Magdraft Freestyle: http://bit.ly/3bRG3Wi

Color: Albino Pearl Shad

Hook- Owner Beast 6/0 (1/4 oz): http://bit.ly/2ancP66

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Color: Black Shadow Flare

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Weight- Swagger Tungsten VADER 3/4 oz: http://bit.ly/2NjDYtV

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-Old Town Sportsman AutoPilot 120: https://bit.ly/32ySIuZ

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Rod- Shimano Expride 7'3" XH: http://bit.ly/2nTq9FL

Reel- Shimano Metanium MGL 150 B (XG): https://bit.ly/34HlAAk

Line- Power Pro Maxcuatro 65 lb Braid: http://bit.ly/2clBRiQ

Rod- Halo HFX 7' Medium Heavy: https://bit.ly/36rfYvW

Reel- 13 Fishing Concept C2 (7:1): https://bit.ly/2NlzZhg

Line- Sufix 131 50 lb Braid: https://bit.ly/314VoyF

Leader- Maxima Ultragreen 15 lb Mono: http://bit.ly/2ae97J9

Rod- Savage Gear Squad 8' Heavy Swimbait: https://bit.ly/3tT8bS2

Reel- Shimano Tranx 300 (HG): http://bit.ly/2kYsvRw

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Leader- Sunline FC100 (30 lb): http://bit.ly/2O4UElB

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Fall Kayak Fishing! This POND Has GIANT Largemouth! - Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog

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We're exploring a new pond and it doesn't take long to find out there are BIG BASS lurking in these waters! When you pull up to a new lake (pond) and they're eating swimbaits, frogs, and punch rigs, you know you've found a special place!

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Jacqui Fatka, “Class action lawsuit against beef processors proceeds” October 4th 2021 Currently there is a huge class action lawsuit against JBS, Tyson, National Beef and Cargill to proceed. In the ruling, Judge John R. Tunheim found that plaintiffs have plausibly plead that defendants conspired to suppress the price of fed cattle and increase the price of beef. This case has been active and ongoing for almost two and a half years. How long will it take till this lawsuit is finally settled? I thing it is truly unfair that processing companies are able to just raise and drop the prices how and whenever they want. They buy the product for cheap and then sell the processed product for outrageous prices. Do you think it is fair for them to treat farm operations like this?
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What Zelda game was I most excited for the release? - Addison L

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Brandon Schmiz on September 27, 2021

I read this article and was interested in what his favorite Legend of Zelda game was. I agree with him, because one of my favorites was Twilight Princess, and Skyward Sword. I can’t wait for the release of Breath of the Wild 2.

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This is about a holster that can make it more comfortable when you are carrying a firearm. When you conceal a firearm, it tends to get uncomfortable, really fast when you are in certain positions. Sometimes your firearm can even pinch your skin and it’s gonna hurt. Sometimes, it may even rub against your bones, and potentially an accidental trigger pull can happen, which can lead to a self inflicted wound to yourself.

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Concealment, Galco, Galco Holsters, In-the-waistband, MyCloud

I don't know about you, but carrying a rigid, metal gun in a rigid, plastic holster can sometimes be uncomfortable. Depending on the position in which you carry your firearm, your setup can rub against your bones or skin. To help alleviate some of the discomforts of everyday carry, Galco Holsters has entered a new solution. Meant to be used as padding between you and your firearm, this is Galco's MyCloud accessory for inside-the-waistband holsters.
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Using the same Comfort Cloth™ technology as Galco's highly successful line of high-performance Cloud inside the waistband holsters, the new MyCloud™ attaches to virtually any Kydex IWB holster to provide greatly enhanced comfort!

The NEW MyCloud For IWB Holsters From Galco

The MyCloud attaches to your existing holster with a very simple hook and loop system. The gun-facing side of the padding is covered in loop. This loop integrates with adhesive hook circles that attach to your holster. Five hook circles are included. This makes the MyCloud capable of being used on nearly any Kydex holster. On the inside, the MyCloud is made of closed-cell foam. On the body side of the pad, you'll find Comfort Cloth, an Adaptive Performance Mesh that provides moisture-wicking benefits, as well as padding.

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If you'd like to add a MyCloud and a little extra comfort to your everyday carry rig, you can get yours on the Galco Holsters website. Make sure you follow them on social media for more updates from the company. Galco Holsters can be found on Pinterest, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. Carry often and keep your skills sharp!

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Posted: 9/28/2021 | September 28th, 2021, Nomadic Matt's Travel Site by NomadicMatt.

Barcelona is a popular city in Europe. It has medieval neighborhoods, fairytale architecture, and incredible restaurants. The best neighborhood for nightlife is La Barceloneta. If you go toward the iconic Hotel Arts building, you’ll be met by handfuls of bars, restaurants, and clubs. I find this arctic very interesting because it’s cool to see other places that you aren't used to. I think it’s fun reading about places far away and imagining what they would be like.

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Iowa moves up to No.3 in ap poll, Benjamin Ross, Oct 3 2021.

In this article I was reading about how the Iowa Hawkeyes have made their way to becoming the 3rd best team in the nation. The Hawkeyes had a dominant stand against Maryland on Friday putting up six interceptions. If the season were to end right now the Hawkeyes would be in the college football playoffs alongside Alabama, Georgia, and Penn state. Iowa takes on number 4 Penn State on Saturday in a battle that will most likely determine the Big ten championship. Iowa is currently 5-0 and hopes to go 12-0. In conclusion I think that the Hawkeyes have earned the number 3 spot in the nation.

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"Tyler Heinicke's magic moments carrying Washington Football Team" by John Keim, published October 4, 2021.

This article is about how the Washington Football Teams' quarterback, Tyler Heinicke, is performing very well for the them. Tyler lead his team to a win last night over the Atlanta Falcons by making a game winning pass to wide receiver Terry Mclaurin as he was evading the Atlanta defensive linemen.

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Whatever happened to the 10 gauge shotgun. Jaxson

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"Whatever Happened to the 10 Gauge Shotgun?"
The 10 Gauge shotgun was a very good shotgun. It was so good in-fact some people say it was better then the 12 gauge. It had a farther rang and hit almost as hard as a 12. It is used less then it was when it was first released.

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Missing Man, joins his own search party.

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I read the short article titled, “Missing man joins search party for himself”, written by Huffington Post, on October 4, 2021. This article is a true story where a drunk man gets reported as missing by his wife after not coming home one night. The man then wakes up the next morning in the woods and when he sees people searching for a missing person he decides to join them, not knowing they were looking for him. Later when he realises they are looking for him he finds his wife. Reading this story I thought it was funny because some people are just so clueless. I also thought this story was a little weird though because if the man who was reported missing was with a friend then where did his friend go? Lastly, I found this article very intriguing because I wanted to see the outcome of the guy realising. - Adalyn

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“Ube Amaretti Crinkle Cookies”, written by Lindsey and Taylor of Love & Olive Oil, on Oct 4, 2021.

My favorite article I read was teaching me how to make Ube Amaretti Crinkle Cookies. These cookies are gluten free naturally. This unique cookie recipe uses ube extract (purple sweet potato) for an unusual, but what seems to be a delicious recipe. If you would want your cookies to be more cracked all you have to do is add a little bit more baking powder. All that was going through my mind as I was reading this article was how delicious it tasted and how fun these would be to make. In the future I would like to make these unique cookies to see how they taste and if they really are as delicious as they make it sound.

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I read about how in north dakota they are in a serious drought, so they are trying to extend the trucking horse because they need to find supplemental feed and water supplies.

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Taylor Heinicke's magical moments carrying Washington Football Team - Mason

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I read this article called “Taylor Heinicke's magical moments carrying Washington Football Team” written by John Kiem. Taylor Heinicke is a quarterback for the Washington Football team, and apparently carried his team to the win against the Atlanta Falcons. He has only been sacked three times in 118 passing attempts. Heinicke only runs the ball when he needs to, he has only run the ball 20 times for 87 yards. I found this article interesting because it is talking about a player who is good but is not looked at very much.

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There are a lot of different underwater mammals you probably haven’t heard of. Some of the ones that I learned about were the dugong, false killer whale, and the Long finned pilot whale.  The dugong share certain similarities with land Elephants. It's a very slow moving creature that mainly feeds on seagrass and marine algae. The false killer whale is similar to an orca whale and has a dark grey body color. It feeds on fish and squid and moves at about 18 mph. And last but not least the Long finned pilot whale is very social and is very good at swimming and is very fast.  Iowa State is better than Iowa.

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New Layers Of Fear Game Announced With Creepy Unreal Engine 5 Trailer- Hudsyn

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The teaser, which was made in Unreal Engine 5, shows a very unsettling scene that hearkens back to the original Layers of Fear in some interesting ways. The game told the story of a painter who was trying to finish their greatest work and would stop at nothing to get it done. This new teaser references a painter, too. Maybe connected? Who knows.

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"Missing 14-year-old Found Dead in Woods With His Dog" - by Karime 

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During my reading time I read an article entitled, “Missing 14-Year-Old Found Dead in Woods With His Dog" by Ellen Killoran published on September 29, 2021. This story was about basically what the title reads. A 14-year-old teen was found in the woods with his dog. The teenager had just gone to walk his dog. Parents say they think he was supposed to meet up with someone he had met online but they were not sure if that was what he was doing. He was found in a wooded area, but the day he was walking he had been walking along the highway.

This is an interesting story. I think more details need to be found so we could find out if he was meeting up with someone and how he was dead. It leaves me with some questions because the case is not completed. I also think that you should not meet up with people you meet on online gaming. That is not a safe decision.

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An Indiana boy who was reported missing last week was found dead with his dog in a wooded area near a highway.

As CrimeOnline previously reported, 14-year-old Jacob McCarty of Cordyn was last seen alive on September 21, when he went for a walk with his dog Isabella. Family members reportedly told police that Jacob had been going to meet someone in a wooded area near a Walmart. That person was not identified but it may have been someone Jacob met or knew through online gaming.

"His son has an online gaming presence like many of our children. We believe with the information we collected in this investigation that his son had met someone online and had plans to meet them," Harrison County Sheriff Nick Smith said at a press conference.

WLWT now reports that J acob and his dog were both found dead in a wooded area near I-54. It is not clear if it is the same area Jacob may have told his family he was going on September 21. Police reportedly received a tip that Jacob and his dog were walking along that highway after 5 p.m. on September 21. Surveillance footage also showed a person walking along the same highway that day, though it is not clear if investigators believe this person was Jacob of someone else.

According to the report, police do not suspect foul play. It is not yet clear if investigators believe Jacob did in fact meet another person on the day he went missing.

An autopsy will determine the cause of death.

"We ask that each of you pray for Jacob's father and all those involved in his life," Sheriff Nick Smith said, according to the report. "This is a devastating time and a hard road that follows for Jacob's loved ones."

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An Indiana boy who was reported missing last week was found dead with his dog in a wooded area near a highway. As CrimeOnline previously reported, 14-year-old Jacob McCarty of Cordyn was last seen alive on September 21, when he went for a walk with his dog Isabella.

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I read an article entitled Resse's Brownie Bits by Bakerbella and it was published July 28. In the amount of time I had to read about cooking I found out a lot about how to make this certain food type. I was reading about how to make Reese's Brownie Bits and they looked very delicious. I will definitely take this into consideration and try it in my free time. A personal connection I made during this text is that I love to bake and cook because I am usually bored and this sounds like a fun activity to do when bored. These treats are on the tiny size, but they pack a punch and are deliciously decadent. It seems so fun and creative.

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It is official that there is a ice hockey anime coming out this fall, 2021, its called "PuraOre! ~Pride of Orange~" This anime is in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, and the team is made up of girls. They aim to be the best ice hokey team they can! They also aim to have a good friendship and competition for every competition they have! My personal reflection about this, is that I have always loved watching sports anime, I have been hooked on one anime for the longest time, so I'm looking forward to watching this anime.

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Alicja Kwade invades corporate New York tower with celestial sculpture, September 29, 2021. In this article I was reading done by Gabriella Angeleti it talks about this new sculpture. It is a permanent addition to a New York skyscraper. The sphere is nearly 22k kilograms and is suspended with stainless steel chains. This work is breathtaking. Kwade says the work is like Earth saying " “It appears very fragile and small, in comparison to the entirety of the universe. Here it hangs in chains, almost like a wrecking ball that is standing still, or like a warning. The surroundings of the work are rushing past while the rock stands still, representing the systems in which we live—that of capitalism—and reminding us where this system takes place: on one racing globe!”

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Alicja Kwade will unveil a monumental permanent sculpture in New York early next year, titled Solid Sky (2021).

The work follows the Polish-German artist's acclaimed sculptural project ParaPivot (2019) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which engulfed the museum's rooftop with a constellation of stone spheres installed on intersecting steel grids. The constellation, Kwade said, evoked the solar system.

The commission, which has been produced for an undisclosed amount, is part of the revitalisation project of the Philip Johnson and John Burgee-designed corporate tower 550 Madison in Manhattan, whose previous tenants included AT&T and Sony Music. The 37-storey Midtown skyscraper was completed in 1984 and has been under renovation since 2016, after it was purchased by the Saudi investment firm Olayan Group. In 2018, it became designated a city landmark.

The work comprises a nearly 22,000 kilogram polished spherical stone suspended from the ceiling of the glassbox lobby with stainless steel chains. It is made from a rare quartzite called Azul do Macaúbas that was quarried in northeastern Brazil (and only exists otherwise in few parts of Africa) and contains various intensities of blue delineated by white veins.

"This rock is the result of a metamorphosis that took place over one billion years ago, and a metamorphosis always has something metaphysical and magical about it," Kwade tells The Art Newspaper. "We cannot fathom such a period of time at all-it makes us feel small and unimportant and fills us with awe."

Kwade likens the work to planet Earth. "It appears very fragile and small, in comparison to the entirety of the universe," Kwade says. "Here it hangs in chains, almost like a wrecking ball that is standing still, or like a warning. The surroundings of the work are rushing past while the rock stands still, representing the systems in which we live-that of capitalism-and reminding us where this system takes place: on one racing globe!"

The Berlin-based artist has presented work in the 57th Venice Biennale in 2017 and the most recent edition of Desert X this year. In 2015, Kwade was commissioned by the Public Art Fund to create a work for the Doris C. Freedman Plaza in Central Park. She created a 19th-century style clock titled Against the Run (2015) that rotated backwards while showing the correct time, warping perceptions of time and space.

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Alicja Kwade will unveil a monumental permanent sculpture in New York early next year, titled Solid Sky (2021). The work follows the Polish-German artist's acclaimed sculptural project ParaPivot (2019) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which engulfed the museum's rooftop with a constellation of stone spheres installed on intersecting steel grids.

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“Designed to entertain: Meet Trampoline and her awe-inspiring illustrations combining comics, music and pop characters” by: Jiny ong When Trampoline was young she loved to draw but as she got older she did it less but was still very interested in the art of design. I read it and it reminded me of a few years ago because I stopped drawing and I just couldn't for a long time so it reminded me of myself.

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“Wildfire Bees on the Brink” by Flinders University and published on October 4, 2021. According to the article, the number of threatened Australian native bee species is expected to increase by nearly five times after the Black Summer bushfires. Of the bees that were studied, nine species were assessed as vulnerable and two more endangered as a result of the 2019-20 bushfires. I'm curious about what else has been a result of these fires and I think I will look into it more.

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My article is, "Incest, Murder, and a Miracle," which was written by Emily. It is about how a teenage girl who was abused by her father, hires one of her fellow students to kill him. My personal reflection of this article was I enjoyed how the more you read, the more you find out about the story. I agree that the daughter was in the right.

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Notable bets: The unexpected Sunday morning line move on Buccaneers-Patriots

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Notable bets: The unexpected Sunday morning line move on Buccaneers-Patriots

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https://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/32335264/notable-bets-unexpected-sunday-morning-line-move-buccaneers-patriots I chose this article because I believe that it is a big goal to succeed in beating every nfl team. Tom Brady has proven why he deserves to be in the hall of fame. He is a QB who is accurate and precise with his throwing ability. I also believe that he is one of the or the greatest QB of all time because of the amount of super bowls he has won.

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The megalodon is the largest shark ever to exist due to recent research there was a tooth found 1000 years but it was faulty predicted death of the meglaodon. Some people say it is in the mariana trench which could be tree

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My article is A Guide to Elk Hunting, by Steven Rinenlla, posted on Oct 5, 2018. Elk are from the deer family, and they mostly live west of the Mississippi River. Found in rugged terrain, these huge animals can make a long and enduring hunt. This article told me all about the basics of hunting elk. This relates to me because I’ve always wanted to go elk hunting, and this article could help me. I really like how the author organizes this article, it makes it easy to read and understand. I’m still curious about the process of getting an elk tag, so I can legally hunt one.

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In this article Is murder worth solving  it discusses whether or not countries should not solve certain murders. I agree that we need to work on our homicide clearance rates. I learned through this article that I want to work in the criminal justice field and help solve them. I thought this article was intresting article to read because wouldn't you want to solve a murder?

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Discovery of a Triceratops Ancestor - Aubrey G

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Discovery of a Triceratops Ancestor - Aubrey G

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In Mexico an 82 million year old partial skeleton of the now named Menefeeceratops sealeyi, an ancestor of the triceratops, has been discovered. This skeleton helps scientists piece together the evolution of the centrosaurine subfamily. Scientists hope that this discovery can help with showing the evolution of the ceratopsids subfamily.

I was very interested in this article due to how I find dinosaurs interesting. I am also excited to see if any more new dinosaurs are to be found, or if more information about dinosaurs we already know about. I also found it exciting that even more dinosaurs were also found near the Menefeeceratops' remains. The article also details how the scientists hope to uncover more information about the past ecosystem, which makes me happy because it can help with getting into new dinosaurs.

University of Pennsylvania. "Newly described horned dinosaur from New Mexico was the earliest of its kind: With a frilled head and beaked face, Menefeeceratops sealeyi lived 82 million years ago, predating its relative, Triceratops." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 11 May 2021. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/05/210511160727.htm>.

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Different kind of blades

This article talks about how different styles of blades are used for different purposes

Like the drop point is one of the most popular styles of blade this also included an unsharpened spine to allow you to place your thumb there for better control over the blade. There is also serration of blades that help allow it to cut through things easier. - cole

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fuel and oil What I had read about is a certain type of fuel and oil one oil is lucas that one is normally used for hub caps on vehicles. Some of the things that they had said about is is that  ​you are helping your oil more thoroughly coat and lubricate the engine components witch means that it is healthier for the engine. 

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fuel and oil What I had read about is a certain type of fuel and oil one oil is lucas that one is normally used for hub caps on vehicles. Some of the things that they had said about is is that  ​you are helping your oil more thoroughly coat and lubricate the engine components witch means that it is healthier for the engine. 

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Star Wars Movies ranked, Worst to Best, published by Lauren O'Callaghan on October 1st, 2021. Some background knowledge, I know nothing about Star Wars and have never seen one movie. Though this article seems to be very blunt with the worst movie ranked, Attack of the Clones. She goes on to attack every aspect about the movie, you'll have to read for yourself.

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“13 Vegetables For Your Winter Garden That Are More Cold-Hardy Than Kale” written by Linda Ly (no date)

Did you know that you can grow vegetables in the winter? I just learned that there are actually many vegetables that survive a big frost and can even taste better after multiple freezes! And this first one is spinach! Despite its tender leaves, spinach is a tough little plant. It survives winter easily without protection, and bounces back in early spring with renewed vigor. Colder climates may see their crop die back after a hard freeze, but sprout new leaves in spring. Then there is lettuce!  Once established, the plants can survive down to at least 0°F, giving you plentiful salad greens all season long. Collards are high-yielding plants loaded with incredible flavor that only gets better the colder it turns. Cabbage is another really good vegetable to plant for the winter. And chard is also really good because it survives down to 15°F before needing cover. Others that are really good for surviving the winter are salad burnet, sorrel, leeks, carrots, turnips, rutabagas, parsnips, and winter peas. I thought that this information that I learned was really interesting because I thought that all garden plants died in the winter. Now I am curious and excited to try planting these and see if I can grow vegetables all year long!

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Ben Simmons Trade Rumors - Michael Fuller

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Ben Simmons Trade Rumors - Michael Fuller

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It's been a pretty big topic here in the NBA world. Ben Simmons going here and there, but this article is about a rumor with him and Caris LeVert. This article was written by Joesph Zucker on October 5, 2021, published by BleacherReport. Joesph seems to be pretty reliable in the NBA realm with trades, and the big offseason things. Which what really helps him be reliable on this topic is that Ben doesn't want to be on the 76ers anymore.

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NFL Power Rankings Week 5

NFL Nation ESPN, Oct 5, 2021

The power rankings have just come out this week and there are a lot of teams we weren't expecting on the top of the list. The bills are first, with the cardinals and rams both trailing in second, and third place. Then you also have some people who dropped in the rankings such as the Buccaneers down to fifth and the Chiefs down to sixth. My thought process throughout this was interpreting why each team is where they were. I was thinking of their performance in these last couple of games and how it affected their rankings.

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“3 Takeaways from Cowboys'' Week 4 Win '' is written by Khristopher Knox and was published on October 4, 2021. “3 Takeaways from Cowboys' Week 4 Win '' is about what you can take away from the Cowboys’ win in Week 4. It is about how Dak Prescott is a major contender, Ezekiel Elliot can still be elite, and the Cowboys’ Defense is a lot better than it was last year. What drew me into this content was that it was about the Cowboys and how they have gotten better and what it means with them winning. It is also interesting because it tells how the Cowboys are so much better than they were last year and what made them better.-Taytum

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Andrew Wiggins and the vaccine-by Payton 

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Andrew Wiggins recently has been invaded of his privacy about his Vaccine absence a week ago as espn says. He decided not to have it for family matters. His teammates said that they are not pushing him because its not there business. I agree with the teammates that the reporters need to back off.

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something I found out is that there are some very rare cars that have still been kept in perfect condition

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Bee- Minecraft halloween snapshot updates

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Bee- Minecraft halloween snapshot updates

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i read all of this from IGN and mincraft.net they have added new things that are for limeted time halloween stuff. including new skins for dungeons and a new mob skin that matches!

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My article is cooking. Cooking is a very time consuming task you have to be able to have patience and time. Cooking is something people do to get their minds off other things.

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This article talks about how on October 19 the scares will begin and ghost face will appear just like the zombie mode.

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Chevy plans to pull the plug on the LT5 crate engine that is loved by many car owners. Since they are pulling away from that engine they will no longer offer it in the corvette cars.

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The Dallas Cowboys have a duo in Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard and they are thriving and have a three game win streak. October 7th, 2021. https://www.espn.com/blog/dallas-cowboys/post/_/id/4774189/cowboys-ezekiel-elliott-tony-pollard-duo-thriving-during-three-game-win-streak Todd Archer

ESPN Staff Writer.

As one of the best running backs in the NFL currently gets even better he also has a younger star right behind him as the Dallas Cowboys have one of if not the best running backfield in the league in Ezekiel Elliot and Tony Pollard. They have both had really good games these last three games producing 545 yards combined in 3 games, Elliot with 309 and Pollard with 236. Surely this has lea to the Cowboys being 3-0 right now.

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6:00 AM ET

Todd ArcherESPN Staff Writer

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Covered NFL since 1997, Cowboys since 2003

Previously covered Bengals and Dolphins

Lives in Dallas area with his wife and two children

FRISCO, Texas -- Coming out of the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter last Sunday, Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore knew one more first down would win the game against the Carolina Panthers.

So, naturally he lined Ezekiel Elliott up as a fullback with Tony Pollard as the tailback.

Panthers defenders crashed toward Elliott as he took the Dak Prescott handoff to his right and pitched the ball to Pollard on the option, leading to a 5-yard gain. The Cowboys had their first down and their third straight win.

"I don't know if we've been practicing it since camp or the first couple weeks of the season, but it's a play that we've had it in there for the last three weeks at least," Elliott said. "At the end we needed that first down, they had everyone up on the line and it was a perfect look."

Ezekiel Elliott & Tony Pollard have both been on the field together for 23 plays through four games this season, including the Cowboys game-winning play on an option-toss from Elliott to Pollard.

The two were on the field for 21 plays in all of 2020.#CARvsDAL | #DallasCowboys pic.twitter.com/ylOMBVB0ne
- Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) October 3, 2021

Perhaps it was fitting the Elliott-Pollard duo iced the game for the Cowboys. In the three-game winning streak, they have combined for 545 yards, the best by a duo in the NFL. Since Week 2, Elliott is second in the NFL with 309 yards; Pollard is fifth with 236 yards.

While the Cowboys' identity on offense is its multiplicity, the running game has been the engine for success.

"We're very competitive, but we're two different styles of running back," Pollard said. "It's big and it's important, especially when you can have both of those guys on the same team. [We] just feed off each other. Nobody is competing against the next guy. We're both going out there, doing our own thing."

Much has been made about Elliott's offseason work with personal running back coach Josh Hicks and Elliot's drop in weight to 218 pounds, which is what he weighed as a freshman at Ohio State. But Pollard was right there for most of those sessions, too.

"We got a good brotherhood," Elliott said. "... We keep each other fresh. I mean, I think just all together, we want to see the best for each other. So we're going to do everything we can to push each other, to challenge each other, to make each other better. To maybe, if there's something I can help to help his game or something he can help me that's going to help my game, we just push each other to become better players."

The Cowboys have had solid tandem running back situations in the recent past. Julius Jones and Marion Barber come to mind in the mid-2000s, which was followed by Barber and Felix Jones. Since Elliott's arrival in 2016, however, the Cowboys have almost always been solely dependent on him.

Only twice in Elliott's time in Dallas (2017, 2020) has the Cowboys' second-leading ball carrier topped 100 carries for a season, and in 2017 it was because Elliott missed six games while serving a suspension. Last year, Pollard had 101 carries, compared to Elliott's 244.

Before this year, Pollard had double-digit carries in consecutive games once. In the past three games he had 13, 11 and 10 carries.

But don't think the Cowboys are phasing out Elliott. He has the fewest carries (64) through four games he has ever had, but his third-most yards (342) and most touchdowns (four). His 47-yard run against the Panthers was his longest since his rookie year.

Ezekiel Elliott (342) and Tony Pollard (250) are the first pair of Cowboys running backs with 250+ rushing yards in first four games of a season.
- Gil Brandt (@Gil_Brandt) October 4, 2021

Prescott is the biggest beneficiary of the duo's success.

"Just because the defense doesn't know what's coming," Prescott said. "Being able to have the package of those guys, the duo of everything Tony does and then Zeke's strengths, Kellen does a great job of putting those two guys in position to show their strengths off."

Moore has studied other running back tandems in recent years, like when the New Orleans Saints had Mark Ingram and Alvin Kamara. Ingram was the more powerful back, like Elliott. Kamara was the speedier back, like Pollard.

"You're always trying to find different ways people are utilizing personnel to see if we're missing something or if you can use something from a different team," Moore said.

The calf strain suffered by receiver Michael Gallup might have contributed to the uptick in use of Pollard and Elliott on the field together, but Saints coach Sean Payton said the ability to use two runners at the same time stretches a defense.

It could also stretch the shelf life of the main running back.

"It's hard -- 16, 17 now regular-season games -- I think it's hard for that position to stay healthy," Payton said. "So I think all along I've been taught to have depth at that position."

Moore said there is a balance to how the Cowboys use both running backs. Sometimes it's part of the game's flow. Sometimes it's part of a change of pace for a particular series. Sometimes it's if one runner is hot.

"We have different run styles so we're going to run different runs differently and the defense is going to have to fit those runs differently," Elliott said. "So if they get used to me pounding them for 10 plays and then TP comes in there, they're used to fitting the runs that way. But TP is a faster, more shifty back so he might fit a run a little bit different. It keeps a defense guessing."

A lot of running backs say they get better with more work. Pollard has never had more than 14 carries in a game in his three seasons. Elliott has 38 games with more than 20 carries, but four of 20 or more in his past 19.

"I don't think you have met a perimeter player in the NFL that was any good if he didn't want the ball," coach Mike McCarthy said. "They are all wired that way. They better be. That is the makeup of all perimeter guys. We understand that. Since I got here, I told you clearly this offense is built around making the quarterback successful. Dak's ball distribution ... has been excellent. We got to keep getting the ball distributed whether in the run game or the pass game. With that we will be the best that we can be on offense."

Elliott and Pollard might just be the best running back tandem in the NFL, although others might point to Nick Chubb (362 yards) and Kareem Hunt (234 yards) with the Cleveland Browns.

"The sky's the limit," Elliott said. "I think we definitely got some potential to be one of the best duos in the league."
ESPN New Orleans Saints reporter Mike Triplett contributed.

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6:00 AM ET Todd ArcherESPN Staff Writer Close Covered NFL since 1997, Cowboys since 2003 Previously covered Bengals and Dolphins Lives in Dallas area with his wife and two children FRISCO, Texas -- Coming out of the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter last Sunday, Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore knew one more first down would win the game against the Carolina Panthers.